DoCoMo N-01A User guide

docomo PRIME series

N-01A

ISSUE DATE:

NAME:

‘08.11

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

Before Using the Handset

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Phonebook

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Security Settings

Mail

i-mode/i-motion/

i-Channel/i-concier

Full Browser/PC Movie

Camera

1Seg

Music

PHONE NUMBER:

MAIL ADDRESS:

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

i-αppli/i-Widget

Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa

Map/GPS Function

Data Management

Convenient Functions

Character Entry

Network Services

Overseas Use

PC Connection

Appendix/Troubleshooting

Index/Quick Manual

DOCOMO

W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS Systems

Thank you for purchasing “docomo PRIME series N-01A”.
Read this manual carefully before use or during operation as well as separate manuals for other
components, and use N-01A properly. If you have further questions regarding the contents of
the manuals, contact the inquiries number provided on the back of this manual.
N-01A is your useful partner. Take good care of it for so long a period.

Notes on use

● FOMA terminals use wireless communications and cannot be used in tunnels, underground areas,

buildings, and other areas without reception; in outdoor locations with weak reception; or outside the
service area. Reception may also be weak in even some unobstructed upper floors of high-rise buildings
and apartments. Please be aware that calls or communications may be disconnected even under optimal
conditions when reception is strong and all three antenna marks are displayed, and when in a stationary
position.

● Please be careful not to disturb people around you when using your FOMA terminal in public places,

crowded areas, or quiet locations.

● A third party may be able to use special equipment to listen in on your calls, as FOMA terminals use radio

waves. However, W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS automatically support privacy protection with a scrambling
function for all calls to make conversations incomprehensive to third parties.

● FOMA terminals convert voice into digital signals for wireless communications, and therefore if you are in an

area where radio reception is weak, these signals may not be properly reconverted and this may result in
distortion of the caller’s voice.

● The user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use of SSL/TLS.

Neither DOCOMO nor the certifier as listed herein makes any representation or warranty as for security in
the use of SSL/TLS. In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the use of SSL/TLS,
neither DOCOMO nor the certifier shall be responsible for any damage or loss.
Certifier: VeriSign Japan K.K., Cybertrust Co., Ltd., GlobalSign K.K., RSA Security Inc., SECOM Trust
Systems Co., Ltd. and Comodo CA Ltd.

● This FOMA terminal is available for use in the FOMA Plus-Area and FOMA High-speed area.

● The FOMA terminal can be used only via the FOMA network provided by DOCOMO and DOCOMO’s

roaming area.

● Please keep a separate record of the information (Phonebook, Schedule, Text memo, Record message,

Voice memo or VP message) you have registered in your FOMA terminal. Please be aware that DOCOMO
bears no obligation or responsibility in the event that data is altered or lost.

● It is recommended that you back up important data to a microSD card. If you own a PC, you can also

transfer and save data, such as Phonebook, Mail or Schedule, to your PC using DOCOMO keitai datalink.

Before using this manual

This FOMA terminal supports Kisekae Tool (p.127). When you use Kisekae Tool to change the menu display
design, the menu structure may change in accordance with the frequency of use. Also, you cannot access
some functions entering the menu number assigned to the functions.

You can download the latest manual information from the NTT DOCOMO Website.

・“User‘s Manual Download”

http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/support/manual/index.html

* The URL and content may change without prior notice.

How to Use This Manual

In this manual, the following methods are available to find the descriptions of functions and
services.

Index

You can find keywords and functions displayed on the

display of the FOMA terminal.

Easy Search

You can find often-used functions and convenient functions

in simple terms.

Index on the front cover

You can find the table of contents for each chapter by

using the Index on the front cover.

Contents

You can find descriptions using the Table of Contents which is divided by the function.

Main Functions

You can find main functions of N-01A, such as new functions and convenient functions.

Menu Function List

You can find menu displayed on the display of N-01A and default settings.

Quick Manual

You can find brief descriptions of the basic functions. You can also remove the pages to
take along.
Take Quick Manual (For Overseas Use) when using your FOMA terminal abroad.

p.522

p.4

Cover

p.6

p.8

p.450

p.536

See the next
page for details.

z In this “N-01A INSTRUCTION MANUAL”, “N-01A” is described as the “FOMA terminal.”
z This manual describes functions that use a microSD card. To use these functions, a microSD card is

required. microSD Card→ p.351

z Subscribers are prohibited from reprinting the content of this manual in whole or in part without

permission.

z The content of this manual may change without prior notification.
z The color pattern and screen of the main menu are described when the phone color is Precious White.

The main menu is described as “Standard.”

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How to Use This Manual (continued)

Following example shows how to look up the alarm function using “Index”, “Easy Search” and
“Index on the front cover”.

Index

p.522

You can find keywords and functions displayed on the display of the FOMA terminal.

Activate i-αppli from ToruCa. . . . .297

Activate i-αppli via Bar code reader

Activate i-αppli via infrared data exchange

Add

PushTalk phonebook . . . . . . . . .87

Add address to phonebook . . . . .168

Add bookmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .201

Add chat group. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .189

Add phone number/mail address to

phonebook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .199

Easy Search

Priority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391

. .297

Quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

. .297

Reconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Alarm notification action . . . 390, 397

Alarm setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .390

Alarm (pre-installed) . . . . . . . . . . 104

Alarm (timer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .384

Album Viewer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336

Animation (create). . . . . . . . . . . . 336

Animation (play) . . . . . . . . . . . . .336

p.4

Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168

Send . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161

Auto answer setting . . . . . . . . . . 401

Auto continuous mode . . . . . . . . 239

Auto Deco-mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 158

Auto focus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236

Auto power ON/OFF. . . . . . . . . . 383

Auto receive mail . . . . . . . . . . . . 164

Auto redial as voice . . . . . . . . . . . 80

You can find often-used functions and convenient functions in simple terms.

GPS function

p.384

p.311

p.351

Alarm

p.398

Calculator

p.435

p.492

Software Update

p.498

Cover

Infrared data exchange/iC communication

p.365

p.370

OBEX™

Scanning function

Use GPS function

・

Use microSD card

・

Exchange information with PC or other FOMA terminal

・

Use alarm

・

Use as calculator

・

Use FOMA terminal overseas

・

Update for the latest software

・

Update for the latest security settings

・

Index on the front cover

Refer to “Cover”, “Chapter title page” and “Description pages” sequentially to

find the descriptions of the function you want to set. You can find the detailed

table of contents on the chapter title page.

Map/GPS Function

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Data Management

Convenient Functions

Character Entry

Convenient Functions

Multiaccess... ................................................................................................. 380

Multitask....................................... ...................................................................... 381

Viewing Data in Chronological Order.................................................... 382

Turning Power On/Off Automatically .................................................. 383

Checking Network Status ...................................................... ................... 383

Changing the Shortcut Function of the Channel Key.................................. 383

Sorting the Main Menu ................ ................................................................................... 384

Using the Alarm Function ................................................................. ..................... 384

Managing Schedule... ....................................................................................... 385

* The page numbers in these examples may differ from the actual ones in this manual.

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Multiaccess

Multitask

Life history viewer

Auto power ON/OFF

Network status

ch-key setting

Alarm

Schedule

This manual uses illustrations and marks to explain how to operate the function so that you
can use the FOMA terminal correctly.

Describes the
function name.

Using the Alarm Function

Describes the
operation on
each step.

Describes the
screen at the time
of the operation.
Compare it with
the screen when
you operate.

Describes the
items displayed
on the screen
(some items
cannot be
operated
depending on the
operation).

Describes the
explanation of
each item.

z The screens shown as examples in this manual are those displayed when “English” is set for “ バイリンガル”

(Select language). Set “English” for “ バイリンガル” (Select language) in advance. →p. 54

z In this manual, the “Stand-by display” is set to “OFF”, the back color is set to white and the font color is set to

black in order to make the screens most readable. Also, the parts of the operating instruction screens that
need an explanation are expanded.

z In this manual, descriptions are basically based on the default settings, and the screens may differ from the

descriptions in this manual.

z The screens in this manual are for reference only, and may look different from the actual ones.
z In this manual, the “Osaifu-Keitai i-αppli compatible with the IC card function” is described as the

“Osaifu-Keitai i-αppli”.

z Descriptions in this manual use the simple key illustrations to show the operation of pressing the key. If

operations are both available for the key or touch screen, description gives the key operation priority.

Up to 10 alarms can be added.

i “LifeKit” “Alarm”

1

■ To switch on/off without

changing the current
settings

Highlight an alarm

p (ON/OFF)
“ON” and “OFF” toggle each
time you press p.

■ To check the current

settings

Select a setting item

Highlight an item to set

2

o (Edit)

Select any item:

3

Edit title

Time setting……Enter time to sound an alarm.

Repeat……Select 1 time/Daily ( )/Select

day ( ).

Alarm tone……Select an alarm tone from the

clock alarm tone, melody, i-motion or music folder.

Volu me……Use c to adjust the al arm volume.

Illumination……Select a flashing color for

illumination.

Pattern……Select a flashing patter n for

illumination.

* The contents above differ from the actual ones
in this manual.

Alarm list

Function menu p.384

Alarm detail

Function menu p.384

Snooze setting……Set whether to use a

snooze (repeating) alarm.

<Alarm>

ON……Enter the number of times to ring (01 to

10 times) and the ringing interval (01 to
10 minutes). The alarm tone (about 1 minute)
rings repeatedly for the set number of times at
set interval.

OFF……Enter the ringing time (01 to

10 minutes). The alarm tone keeps sounding
for the specified duration.

Auto power ON……Set whether to

automatically power on at the alarm time.

o (Finish)

4

N

When PIN1 code entry set is set to ON and the
power is automatically turned on to sound an
alarm, the Alarm Tone sounds even if a melody,
i-motion or song downloaded from sites is set as
an alarm tone.
Set “Auto power ON” to “OFF” and then turn off
your FOMA terminal near electronic equipment
that contains high-precision mechanisms or
handles delicate signals, or inside an airplane,
hospital, or other area where use is prohibited.

Alarm list screen (p.384)/Alarm
detail screen (p.384)

Edit

Display detail*……Display the alarm content.

Finish (Set this)……Activate an alarm.

Release this……Release an alarm.

Release all……Release all set alarms.

*: Available only on the alarm list screen.

Continued on next page

384

Describes the
necessary
settings, notes
or useful
information about
the function.

The function
menu title is
described with the
icon of the
function menu
and the screen
name on which
the function menu
is displayed.

Indicates that the

snoitcnuF tneinevnoC

descriptions go
on to the next
page.

Page number

You can search
the chapters
using the index.

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Easy Search

Easy Search

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

Find out a function with easy words from the Easy Search index below.

Useful functions for talking

Caller ID Notification

・Do/do not notify your party of your caller ID
・Switch voice/videophone call during call
・Adjust the volume during a call
・Hold the current call

p.75

p.74

Holding

p.56

p.62

Volume

When you cannot answer incoming call

On hold

・Hold the ringing call without answering

p.75

・Notify that you cannot answer the call

Public mode (Driving mode) Public mode (Power OFF)

p.75 p.76

Have your party record voice/videophone message

・

p.78

Record message

Change melody or illumination

Ring volume

p.104

p.107

p.109

p.74

Select ring tone

Keypad sound

Manner mode

p.99

Ring tone/Image

p.106

Vibrator

p.118

Illumination

・Adjust the ring volume
・Set ring tone to specify party
・Change ring tone

Set vibration to notify incoming call or mail

・
・Mute keypad tone
・Set silent mode
・Change color or pattern of incoming call lamp

Change/understand display

p.41

p.27

Simple Menu

・Mark (icon) on the display
・Switch menu display
・

Change standby screen (wallpaper)

・Display calendar on the standby screen

Font

・Change font size

p.120

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View display

p.112

Display setting

p.114

Master mail

Deco-mail

・Send Deco-mail
・Send image or melody
・Sort and save mail automatically

p.156

p.161

Attach file

p.176

Auto-sort

Master camera

Change the size of image to shoot

・

Use light to shoot

・

Display the shot

・

Save image on the microSD card

・

p.246

p.330

My picture

p.234

p.356

Use your phone without worries

Lock the FOMA terminal from remote location when the FOMA terminal is lost

・

p.133

Prevent others from viewing the phonebook

・

Reject unidentified calls

・

Reject calls from callers who are not stored in phonebook

・

Save data such as phonebook in case of loss of data

・

*1: Omakase Lock is a pay service.
*2: Data Security Service is a pay service you need to apply for. (i-mode subscription is necessary to apply for this service.)

p.146

Call setting w/o ID

Secret mode/Secret data only mode

p.147

Reject unknown

p.148

Data Security Service*

Master 1Seg

Activate 1Seg

・Watch 1Seg
・Record 1Seg programs

Book programs for 1Seg watching/timer recording

・

p.256

p.262

1Seg recording

Booking program list/Timer recording list

p.263

p.131

Omakase Lock*

2

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

1

Miscellaneous

Backlight (ECO mode)

p.384

p.116

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

p.267

GPS function

p.311

p.351

Alarm

Calculator

p.398

p.247

p.435

p.492

Bar code reader

Software Update

p.498

p.365

p.370

Scanning function

Infrared data exchange/iC communication

OBEX™

Save battery life

・

Read QR code or bar code

・

Listen to music

・

Use GPS function

・

Use microSD card

・

Exchange information with PC or other FOMA terminal

・

Use alarm

・

Use as calculator

・

Use FOMA terminal overseas

・

Update for the latest software

・

Update for the latest security settings

・

For more information about other operation guides, see “How to Use This Manual.”→ p.1
Also, the “Quick Manual” offers instructions to often-used functions.→p.536

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Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

Contents

How to Use This Manual.........................................................1

Easy Search ...........................................................................4

Contents .................................................................................6

Main Features of N-01A .........................................................8

Precautions...........................................................................10

Handling with Care ...............................................................16

Package Contents ................................................................19

Before Using the
Handset

p.21

Voice/Videophone
calls/PushTalk

p.57

Phonebook

p.91

Sound/Screen/
Light Settings

p.103

Security Settings

p.129

Mail

p.153

i-mode/i-motion/
i-Channel/i-concier

p.193

Full Browser/
PC Movie

p.219

Camera

p.229

aPart names and functions aStyles aViewing the display
aTouch operations aSelecting the menu aBasic operations
aFOMA card (UIM) aAttaching/Removing the battery pack
aCharging aTurning the power ON aInitial settings
aTime settings aCaller ID notification, etc.

aMaking a voice/videophone call
aSwitching between voice and videophone call aHandsfree
aRedial/Received calls aChaku-moji aWORLD CALL
aReceiving a voice/videophone call aVolume aRing volume
aAnswer hold aPublic mode (Driving mode/Power OFF)
aRecord message aVideophone settings
aMaking/Receiving a PushTalk call aPushTalk phonebook
aPushTalk setting, etc.

aAdd to phonebook aGroup setting aSearch phonebook
aEditing/Deleting phonebook entries aRing tone/Image
aChoku-den, etc.

aRing tone aVibrator aManner mode aDisplay setting
aPrivacy angle aBacklight aDisplay design
aMenu display settings aIllumination aMachi-chara setting
aNeuropointer settings aKisekae Tool, etc.

aSecurity code aPIN code aDial lock aOmakase Lock
aSecret mode aSecret folder aOriginal lock aKeypad lock
aIC card authentication aFace authentication aSelf mode
aReset aInitialize, etc.

aComposing/Sending i-mode mail aDeco-mail/Auto Deco-mail
aAttaching files aReceiving mails aChecking new messages
aReplying/Forwarding mails aSaving attached files
aUsing mail boxes aMail Setting aMessage services
aEarly Warning “Area Mail” aChat mail aSMS, etc.

aViewing sites aViewing and using sites aQuick search
ai-mode password aInternet connection aBookmarks
aPhone To/AV Phone To, Mail To, Web To and Media To
aDownloading i-motion aUsing i-Channel aUsing i-concier, etc.

aDisplaying websites designed for PC
aOperation for the Full Browser screen aFull Browser settings
aPC movies, etc.

aPhoto mode aMovie mode aShooting settings
aBar code reader aText reader, etc.

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1Seg

p.253

Music

p.267

i-αppli/i-Widget

p.283

Osaifu-Keitai/
ToruCa

p.303

Map/GPS Function

p.311

Data Management

p.327

Convenient
Functions

p.379

Character Entry

p.409

Network Services

p.421

Overseas Use

p.435

PC Connection

p.443

Appendix/
Troubleshooting

p.449

Index/Quick Manual

p.521

aSetting channels aWatching 1Seg programs aData broadcast
a1Seg recording aBooking program/Timer recording
a1Seg settings, etc.

aWhat is Music&Video Channel aDownloading Chaku-Uta-Full®
aPlaying music aUsing playlist aUsing the Music Player, etc.

* “Chaku-Uta-Full” is a registered trademark of Sony Music

Entertainment (Japan) Inc.

aDownloading i-αppli aActivating i-αppli aPre-installed software
ai-αppli standby screen aUpgrading i-αppli aUsing i-Widget, etc.

aiC transfer service aOsaifu-Keitai aIC card lock settings
aReceiving ToruCa aDisplaying Toruca, etc.

aChecking the current location aUsing Map/GPS αppli
aProviding location information aNotifying the current location
aLocation history, etc.

aData box aStill image aMovie/i-motion aPlaying videos
aChara-den aMachi-chara aMelody aKisekae Tool
amicroSD card aMovable contents aUIM operation
aInfrared data exchange/IrSS™/iC communication
aViewing PDF data aViewing documents
aViewing e-books/e-comic, etc.

aMulti access aMultitask aLife history viewer aAlarm
aSchedule aTo Do list aAlarm settings aMy profile
aChecking call data aCalculator aText memo aDictionary

aEarphone/Microphone with switch aBluetooth

aCharacter entry a5-touch aCommon phrases
aCopying/Cutting/Pasting text aOwn dictionary aClear learned
aDownload dictionary a2-touch aT9 input, etc.

aVoice Mail service aCall Waiting aCall Forwarding service
aNuisance Call Blocking service aCaller ID Request service
aDual Network service a2in1, etc.

aWORLD WING aServices available overseas
aBefore overseas use
aMaking/Receiving a call in the country of stay
aNW search mode, etc.

aData communication, etc.

* The details are described in “Manual for PC Connection” (PDF

format) in the provided CD-ROM.

aMenu list aList of characters assigned to dial keys
aList of readings for Symbols/Pictograms/Face marks
aMulti access/Multitask combinations aOptions/Accessories
aTroubleshooting aError messages aSoftware update
aMain specifications, etc.

aIndex aQuick Manual
aQuick Manual (For Overseas Use)

®

, etc.

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

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Main Features of N-01A

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

■ i-concier →p.214

i-concier is a service where Machi-chara (character
on the standby screen) delivers useful information.
Also, download schedules (i-schedule) from sites to
make better use of the service.
Downloaded i-schedule or ToruCa is automatically
updated. Shop or company addresses are
automatically added to the phonebook.

■ i-αppli call →p.296

i-αppli call is a useful function that allows you to
prompt a third party or content provider to start a
specified application, e.g. the other party’s application
when playing games with the other party.

■ i-Widget →p.300

i-Widget is a useful function that allows you to quickly
access often-used contents and tools (Widget αppli)
such as Calculator, Clock, Program guide and stock
prices.
Simply open the i-Widget screen to instantly view the
latest information.

■ 1Seg →p.254

View mobile digital terrestrial broadcasting “1Seg”.
You can view/compose mail or record video while
viewing 1Seg.

■ International roaming →pp.290, 436

The FOMA terminal, phone number and mail address
you use in Japan are also available for use overseas
(in GSM and 3G areas). You can use voice call,
videophone call, i-mode, i-mode mail, SMS and
network services.
“日英版しゃべって翻訳 for N”, which translates
between Japanese and English speech, is pre­installed.

■ Touchscreen →p.30

The display is a touchscreen display. Touch the
screen to select an item, slide your finger to scroll the
screen, etc.

■ Bluetooth →p.402

Connect the FOMA terminal to a Bluetooth device
wirelessly to make calls or play music or 1Seg audio
even while the FOMA terminal is in a bag, etc.

■ 3.2 inch Full Wide VGA LCD

With a full wide LCD (480 × 854 dots), you can enjoy
1Seg images and images captured with the camera.

■ Camera equipped with Digital

Anti-Shake/Face Detection/Panorama
shooting features →p.229

• The CMOS (rear camera), with effective 5.2 mega
pixels, enables you to capture high resolution
images of 5M bytes (2,592 × 1,944 dots).

• The camera is equipped with Digital Anti-Shake
feature. You can easily capture clear images in
dark places or videos that are difficult to stabilize.
Also, the face detection function enables you to
automatically capture images immediately after
detecting the subjects’ smiles.

• Connect overlapping images into a single picture
using the panorama mode.

■ iC communication →p.369

You can exchange data by aligning FeliCa marks
(e) of sending and receiving FOMA terminals to
each other.

■ Music Player →p.278

By converting tracks on a music CD to WMA
(Windows Media Audio) or SD-Audio data in your PC
and saving to a microSD card, you can play the tracks
on your FOMA terminal with the card inserted.

■ IC card authentication →p.141

Instead of entering a security code, aligning your
FOMA terminal with a contactless FeliCa IC card
performs user authentication to release Dial lock or
Keypad lock.

■ Face authentication →p.142

To lock keys or to release IC card lock, you can use
face authentication.

■ PDF viewer/Document viewer

→pp.371, 373

• You can easily view useful information in PDF
format such as a map, catalogue or time table on
your FOMA terminal.

• The document viewer allows you to open

®

Microsoft
PowerPoint and text files.

Word, Microsoft® Excel, Microsoft®

■ Full Browser → p.219

With the Full Browser, you can view websites
intended for computers, which can provide you with
more information.

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■ Style change linkage →p.25

Rotate the display to switch between Touch style,
Share style and Communication style. Switching
styles activates landscape display or wide double
display automatically, and you can enjoy smooth
operations.

■ Multi window/One-touch multi

window →pp.198, 202

• You can connect to up to 5 sites at a time.

• Switch tabs to view connected pages.

■ Machi-chara→ pp.120, 347

Set a moving character as the standby screen, etc.
The character informs you of i-concier information,
missed call, new mail, unread mail, etc. Machi-chara
can be downloaded from compatible sites.

■ Choku-Den →p.100

By storing frequently used phonebook entries to
Choku-Den, you can make a call or send mail quickly.
Up to 5 entries can be saved in Choku-Den. When
mail addresses are stored, you can compose i-mode
mail or chat mail to all the members easily.

■ Auto Deco-mail →p.158

The FOMA terminal detects emotion from the mail
text and automatically converts the mail to Deco-mail
with suitable decorations such as pictograms.

■ Emotion-expressing mail →p.165

An icon and illumination express emotion suitable for
the content of the received mail.

■ Infrared data exchange/Infrared

remote control →pp.367, 371

You can exchange data with other FOMA terminals
using infrared communication. You can also use your
FOMA terminal as a remote control.

■ Multi access/Multitask →pp.380, 381

You can use voice call, packet communication and
SMS concurrently (Multi access). You can also run
multiple applications simultaneously and switch
among them (Multitask).

■ Manga&Book →p.376

You can read e-books and e-comics.

■ Bar code reader →p.247

The FOMA terminal can scan bar codes or QR codes.
Scanned information can be added to the phonebook
or used to compose i-mode mail, etc.

■ Quick Search →p.199

You can easily search for information while viewing
i-mode sites, mail, schedule, etc.

■ File upload → p.224

Images or videos of up to 2M bytes can be uploaded
to a site.

■ Videophone →p.57

■ Chaku-moji →p.66

■ Kisekae Tool/Direct menu→ p.127

■ Security settings→p.129

■ i-mode mail/Deco-mail/Deco-mail pictogram → pp.154, 155, 156

®

■ Chaku-Uta-Full

/Uta-hodai/Music&Video Channel/Video clip

■ i-Channel →p.213

■ Mega i-αppli/Chokkan game →p.283

■ Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa→ pp.291, 303

■ Map/GPS→p.311

■ Network services→p.421

■ 2in1→p.429

■ High-speed communication→p.444

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

→pp.211, 267, 272

9

Precautions

(Always follow these directions)

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

■ To ensure that you use your FOMA terminal

correctly, read “Precautions” carefully
before use. Keep this manual after reading
for future reference.

■ The precautions must be observed at all

times since they contain information
intended to prevent the bodily injury or
damage to property.

■ The following symbols indicate the

different degrees of injury and damage that
may occur if the information provided is not
observed and the FOMA terminal is used
incorrectly:

Indicates that death or serious
bodily injury may result

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

■ The following symbols indicate specific

directions:

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No disassembly

No wet hands

No liquids

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Unplug

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directly and immediately from
improper use.

Indicates that death or
serious bodily injury may
result from improper use.

Indicates that bodily injury
and/or damage to property
may result from improper use.

Indicates that it is prohibited.

Indicates that it must not be
disassembled.

Indicates that you must not touch
it with wet hands.

Indicates that it must not be used
near water, which means that you
must not let it become wet.

Indicates that it is an instruction­based compulsory conduct (must
be acted).

Indicates that you must unplug
the power code from the outlet.

■ Safety Precautions are explained in the

following categories:

1. Precautions for the FOMA terminal, Battery
Pack, Adapter/Charger and FOMA Card

(UIM) (Common) .......................................... 10

2. Precautions for the FOMA terminal........... 11

3. Precautions for the Battery Pack .............. 13

4. Precautions for the Adapter/Charger........ 14

5. Precautions for the FOMA Card (UIM) ...... 15

6. Precautions for Use Near Electronic Medical

Devices ........................................................ 15

1. Precautions for the FOMA
terminal, Battery Pack,
Adapter/Charger and FOMA
Card (UIM) (Common)

DANGER

Do not use, keep or leave the devices in
locations subject to high temperatures,
such as near fire or heater, in direct

Don’t

sunlight or inside a car on a hot day.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to
leak, overheat, explode or ignite, the devices
to malfunction or be deformed or suffer
performance loss and a reduced operating
life. Also, doing so may cause part of the
case to become hot and burn your skin.

Do not disassemble, modify or solder
the equipment.

Doing so may damage the equipment, or cause

No disassembly

fire, electrical shock or injury (burns, etc.).
Doing so may cause the battery to leak,
overheat, crack or catch fire.

Do not allow the devices to become wet.

Device contact with liquids, such as water or
pet urine, may cause overheating, electric

No liquids

shock, fire, malfunction, injury, etc. Be
careful not to use the devices in areas where
they could get wet.

Use the battery pack and adapter/
charger specified by NTT DOCOMO
for the FOMA terminal.

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Third-party products might subject the FOMA
terminal, battery pack and other devices to
high voltage/current leading to leaking,
overheating, crack, fire, or product damage.

Battery Pack N21
Desktop Holder N20
FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
FOMA DC Adapter 01/02
Data Communications Adapter N01
FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use
FOMA Dry Battery Adapter 01
FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01/02
FOMA Portable Charging Adapter 01

* For information on other compatible products,

contact a docomo shop or service counter.

WARNING

Do not put the battery, FOMA terminal,
adapter/charger or FOMA card (UIM) in
a microwave oven or pressurized

Don’t

container.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to
leak, overheat, explode or ignite, cause the
FOMA terminal or adapter/charger to
overheat, smoke or ignite, or damage the IC.

Do not throw the FOMA terminal or
expose it to strong shocks.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to

Don’t

leak, overheat, explode or ignite, or cause
the devices to malfunction or ignite.

Do not place electrically conductive
objects (wires, pencil leads, etc.) in
contact with the charging terminals or

Don’t

external jacks. Do not insert those
materials inside the terminal.

Any of these improper uses might result in a
short circuit and damage the equipment or
cause fire.

Turn off the FOMA terminal, when you
are near a flammable gas such as at a
gasoline filling station. Also, do not

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charge the device in these locations.
Doing so may cause the gas to ignite.

Turn off the power, when you use Osaifu­keitai at a gasoline filling station (if the IC
card lock is set, turn the power off after the
lock is released).

If something unusual happens, such
as unusual odor, overheating,
discoloration or deformation during

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use, charge or storage, be sure to:

1. Unplug the power code from the power
outlet or the cigar lighter socket.

2. Turn off the power.

3. Remove the battery pack from the
FOMA terminal.

Continuing to use or charge the battery may
cause it to overheat, explode, or ignite; or
the battery to leak.

CAUTION

Do not leave the FOMA terminal on a
slope or unstable surface.

The FOMA terminal may fall and cause

Don’t

injury or malfunction.

Do not leave the devices in humid,
dusty or hot places.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

Don’t

If your child uses the FOMA terminal,
instruct him/her on how to use it. Make
sure that he/she always uses the FOMA

Do

terminal correctly as you instruct.

Improper usage could result in bodily injury.

Keep the FOMA terminal out of young
children’s reach.

A young child may try to swallow it or suffer

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injury.

Pay special attention when you use
the FOMA terminal connected to the
adapter/charger for a long period.

Do

If you use i-αppli or videophone or watch
1Seg programs for a long time while
charging, the temperature of the FOMA
terminal, battery pack or adapter/charger
may rise.
If you touch the warm part of these devices
for a long period of time, it may cause
redness, itch, skin irritation or low
temperature burns depending on your
constitution or physical condition.

2. Precautions for the FOMA
terminal

WARNING

Do not direct the infrared data port
towards your or another person’s eyes.

Doing so may cause eye injury. Do not aim

Don’t

or direct the infrared data port towards
another infrared device as this may interfere
with the operation of the device.

Do not turn on the light near a
person’s eyes.

The light may affect eyesight. Also, this may

Don’t

dazzle or surprise him/her and cause an injury.

Do not put the FOMA terminal on the
dashboard, etc. as a problem may
occur due to air bag inflation.

Don’t

An air bag inflation may cause the FOMA
terminal to hit you or another person, which
may lead to injury, malfunction, breakage, etc.

If you are wearing electronic medical
equipment, do not put the FOMA
terminal in your breast pocket or in an

Don’t

inside pocket.

Using the FOMA terminal in close proximity
to electronic medical equipment may cause
the equipment to malfunction.

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Do not put fluids such as water or
objects such as pieces of metal or
flammable materials into the FOMA

Don’t

card (UIM) slot or microSD card slot
inside of the FOMA terminal.

Doing so may cause fire, electric shock or
malfunction.

Do not turn on the light against the car
drivers etc.

Doing so may interfere with driving and

Don’t

cause a traffic accident.

Please turn off your FOMA terminal
when inside an airplane, hospital, or
other area where use is prohibited.

Do

The device may affect electronic or medical
equipment. If the Auto power function is set,
make sure to disable the function before
turning off the power.
Follow the instructions provided by the
medical facility for the use of mobile phones.
Use of the phone in an airplane is prohibited,
and may be punishable by law.

Make sure to hold the FOMA terminal
at a safe distance from your ear when
you use the handsfree mode. Also,

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when you play games or music with an
earphone/microphone connected to
the FOMA terminal, adjust the volume
properly.

Too large a volume may lead to defective
hearing.
Also, hearing difficulties may cause an
accident.

If you have a weak heart, take
precautions when setting the Vibrator
or Ring volume.

Do

Sudden loud sounds or vibrations may affect
your heart.

If you see lightning or hear thunder
while using outdoors, put the antenna
back in, immediately turn off the

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power and take shelter in a safe place.

There is a risk of being struck by lightning
and suffering electric shock.

Please turn off the power near
electronic equipment that contains
high-precision mechanisms or

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handles delicate signals.

The terminal may interfere with the operation
of sensitive electronic equipment.

* Electronic equipment to watch out for:
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac

pacemakers, and other electronic medical
devices; fire alarms, automatic doors, and
other automatically controlled apparatus.
Users of implanted cardiac pacemakers,
ICDs, and other electronic medical devices
are advised to ask the manufacturer or sales
agent whether or not these devices can be
affected by radio waves.

If the display or camera lens is broken,
be careful with the broken glass and
any exposed FOMA terminal parts.

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The display and camera lens surfaces are
covered by plastic to minimize the possibility
of glass scattering. However, touching
broken or exposed parts may cause injury.

CAUTION

Do not swing the FOMA terminal by its
antenna, strap or other parts.

The FOMA terminal may strike you or others

Don’t

around you, resulting in bodily injury,
malfunction or damage to the FOMA
terminal or other property.

Do not use the FOMA terminal in
crowded places.

The antenna may hit others, causing injury.

Don’t

Do not use the FOMA terminal with the
damaged antenna.

If the damaged antenna comes in contact

Don’t

with your skin, burn or injury could be
caused.

When using motion tracking, be sure
to confirm safety around you, grasp
the FOMA terminal firmly, and do not

Don’t

swing it more than necessary.

Motion tracking is a function that works by
tilting or shaking the FOMA terminal. If you
shake it too much, it may hit other people or
objects and cause a serious accident or
damage.

Do not hit other people with metallic
straps, etc. of the FOMA terminal
while using motion tracking.

Don’t

Failure to observe this precaution may result
in injury, malfunction or breakage.

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Do not bring magnetic cards, etc.
close to the FOMA terminal.

The magnetic data in cash cards, credit

Don’t

cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc.
may be erased.

Do not bring strong magnetic objects
close to the FOMA terminal.

Strong magnetic objects may cause

Don’t

misoperation.

If the display is broken and the liquid
crystal leaks, do not lick, swallow, or
touch it.

Don’t

If the liquid crystal comes into your
eyes or mouth, immediately rinse with
clean water and see a doctor. If the
liquid crystal adheres to your skin or
clothing, immediately wipe it off with
alcohol and wash with soap and water.

Failure to observe these precautions may
cause loss of eyesight or damage to your skin.

When a ring tone or melody is played,
do not put the speaker close to your
ear.

Don’t

Doing so may lead to defective hearing.

In some types of vehicle, using the
FOMA terminal may interfere with the
operation of the vehicle’s electronic

Do

equipment.

Do not use the FOMA terminal if doing so
may impair safe driving.

There may be cases where the
customer’s physical condition or
predisposition leads to itchiness,

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rashes, or sores. If this occurs,
immediately stop using the FOMA
terminal and see a doctor.
Metal components are used in the
following parts:

Parts Material Coating

Multi function key Aluminum
Neuropointer key
Strap support Aluminum
Charging terminal

(contact terminal
for desktop holder)

Front chassis
Rear camera panel ABS
Metal parts of

1Seg antenna
Swing plate

(metallic plate
between the display
and the main unit)

alloy

Phosphor
bronze
(for spring)

Polycarbonate

SUS

SUS304
CSP-3/4H

Alumite

Gold plate

Tin evaporation +
UV coating

Nitriding/Nickel
plating

Take care not to pinch your fingers,
palms or the strap when rotating the
display of the FOMA terminal.

Do

Such pinching may cause injury or
breakage.

When viewing 1Seg, keep a proper
distance between your eyes and the
display in a bright place.

Do

Failure to observe this precaution may
impair your vision.

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3. Precautions for the Battery
Pack

■ Refer to the information shown on

the battery pack label to check the
type of battery pack.

Display Battery type

Li-ion00 Lithium-ion

DANGER

Do not place metal items such as
wires in contact with the charging
terminals. Also, do not carry or store

Don’t

the battery with metal items such as
necklaces.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to
leak, overheat, explode or ignite.

If you have difficulty attaching the
battery pack to the FOMA terminal, do
not put excessive pressure on the

Don’t

battery. Check the orientation of the
battery pack before attaching it.

Failure to observe these precautions may
cause the battery pack to leak, overheat,
explode or ignite.

Do not throw the battery pack into fire.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to
leak, overheat, explode or ignite.

Don’t

Do not puncture the battery pack, hit it
with a hammer or step on it.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to

Don’t

leak, overheat, explode or ignite.

−

If battery fluid comes into contact with
your eyes, do not rub your eyes but
immediately rinse your eyes with

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clean water and see a doctor.

Failure to do so may result in loss of
eyesight.

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WARNING

If a battery has been subjected to
strong impact and something

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abnormal such as deformation,

Don’t

damage, stop using it immediately.

Continued use may cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, explode or ignite, or cause
the devices to malfunction or ignite.

If the battery is not fully charged after
the specified charging time has
elapsed, stop charging.

Do

Continued charging may cause the battery
pack to leak, overheat, explode or ignite.

If the battery pack leaks or emits an
unusual odor, stop using it
immediately and move it away from

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any flame or fire.

The battery fluid is flammable and could
ignite, causing a fire or explosion.

Keep your pets away from the battery
pack as they may accidentally bite it.

Failure to observe this precaution may cause

Do

the battery pack to leak, overheat, explode
or ignite, or cause the devices to malfunction
or ignite.

CAUTION

Do not dispose of used battery packs
with ordinary garbage.

Doing so may cause fire and create an

Don’t

environmental hazard. Put insulation tape on
the terminals of a used battery pack and
return it to a docomo shop or service
counter, or dispose of the battery pack in
accordance with your local regulations.

Do not charge a wet battery pack.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to
overheat, ignite, or explode.

Don’t

If battery fluid comes into contact with
your skin or clothing, stop using it
immediately and rinse with clean water.

Do

Battery fluid is harmful to your skin.

4. Precautions for the Adapter/
Charger

WARNING

Do not use the adapter/charger if the
power cord is damaged.

Doing so may cause electric shock,

Don’t

overheating or fire.

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Do not use the AC adapter or desktop
holder in humid locations such as a
bathroom.

Don’t

Doing so may cause electric shock.

The DC adapter must be used only in
vehicles with a negative ground. Do
not use the adapter in vehicles with a

Don’t

positive ground.

Doing so may cause fire.

Do not touch the FOMA terminal or
adapter/charger when you see
lightning or hear thunder.

Don’t

There is a risk of being struck by lightning
and suffering electric shock.

Do not short-circuit the charging
terminals when the adapter or charger
is plugged into a power outlet or

Don’t

cigarette lighter socket. Also, do not
let the charging terminals contact with
your body (hand, finger, etc.).

Doing so may cause fire, malfunction,
electric shock or injury.

Place the charger or desktop holder
on a stable surface during charging.
Also, do not cover or wrap the charger

Don’t

or desktop holder with clothing or
bedding.

This may cause the FOMA terminal to fall
out of the charger or heat to build up,
resulting in a fire or malfunction.

Do not put heavy objects on the power
cord of the adapter/charger.

Doing so may cause electric shock or fire.

Don’t

Do not touch the power cords of the
adapter/charger or the power outlet
with wet hands.

No wet hands

Doing so may cause electric shock.

Use the specified voltage and current.

Using the adapters with incorrect voltage
may cause fire or malfunction. Use the AC

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Adapter for Global Use to charge the battery
overseas.
AC Adapter: AC 100V
DC Adapter:

DC12V/24V (specific to vehicle with
negative ground)

AC Adapter for Global Use:

AC100V to 240V (specific to vehicle with
negative ground)

If the fuse in the DC adapter blows,
always replace it with the specified
type of fuse.

Do

Using the unspecified fuse may cause fire or
malfunction.
Refer to the respective manuals for the
information on the specified fuse.

Wipe off any dust on the plug.

Failure to observe this precaution may cause
fire.

Do

When plugging the AC adapter into a
power outlet, make sure that no
metallic straps or other metallic

Do

objects are caught between the plug
and the socket.

Metallic objects may cause electric shock,
short-circuit or fire.

Always grasp the plug when
unplugging the adapter or charger
from the power outlet or cigarette

Do

lighter socket. Do not pull the cord
itself.

Pulling the cord may damage the cord and
cause electric shock or fire.

Unplug the power code from the
power outlet when the charger will be
left unused for a long period.

Unplug

Failure to observe this precaution may cause
electrical shock, fire or malfunction.

If water or other liquid gets into the
adapter or charger, immediately
unplug it from the power outlet or

Unplug

socket.

Failure to observe this precaution may cause
an electric shock, smoke emission or fire.

Unplug the adapter or charger from
the power outlet or cigarette lighter
socket before cleaning it.

Unplug

Failure to observe this precaution may cause
electric shock.

5. Precautions for the FOMA
Card (UIM)

CAUTION

Be careful with sharp edges when
removing the FOMA card (UIM) (IC
part).

Do

Sharp edges may injure your hands or
fingers.

6. Precautions for Use Near
Electronic Medical Devices

■ According to the Guidelines on the

Use of Radiocommunication
Equipment such as Cellular
Telephones - Safeguards for
Electronic Medical Equipment
established by the Electromagnetic
Compatibility Conference Japan.

WARNING

Take care of the following inside
hospitals:

a Do not take your FOMA terminal into an

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operating room, intensive care unit (ICU),
or coronary care unit (CCU).

a Turn off power inside hospital wards.
a Turn off power even in hospital lobbies,

waiting rooms, and corridors if electronic
medical devices may be in use near you.

a For use inside medical institutions, please

follow the instructions given at individual
locations.

a If the Auto power function is set, make

sure to disable the function before turning
off the power.

Turn off the power in crowded places
such as peak-hour trains if implanted
electronic medical devices may be in

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use near you.

Radio waves emitted by the FOMA terminal
may adversely affect implanted pacemakers
and ICDs when used in close proximity.

A person with an implantable cardiac
pacemaker or defibrillator should use
or carry the FOMA terminal at a

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distance more than 22 cm from the
site of implantation.

Radio waves emitted by the FOMA terminal
may adversely affect implanted pacemakers
and ICDs when used in close proximity.

Electronic medical devices other than
implanted pacemakers and ICDs may
also be used outside hospitals. Users

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of electronic medical devices are
advised to ask the manufacturer
whether these instruments can be
affected by radio waves.

Radio waves from the FOMA terminal can
adversely affect electronic medical devices.

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Notes on Handling

General Notes

c Do not allow the devices to become wet.

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The FOMA terminal, battery pack, adapter/charger
and the FOMA card (UIM) are not waterproof. Do not
use them in humid locations such as bathrooms, and
avoid exposing them to rain. If you carry the FOMA
terminal close to your skin, sweat may cause internal
components to corrode and result in malfunction. The
FOMA terminal cannot be repaired in the following
cases: the water exposure detection sticker shows
water exposure; tests determine that corrosion has
occurred due to water exposure, condensation, or
perspiration. These cases are not covered by the
warranty, and any repairs that may be possible will be
carried out at the subscriber’s expense.

c Wipe with a soft, dry cloth (such as a cloth

designed for glasses).

aThe surface of the FOMA terminal LCD may be

coated to improve the visibility of the color
display. Rubbing the LCD of the FOMA terminal
with a dry cloth to clean it may scratch the LCD
surface. Handle the FOMA terminal carefully and
clean it using a soft dry cloth (such as a cloth
used for glasses). The LCD coating may peel off
or stain if moisture or dirt is left on the surface for
a long period.

aNever use chemicals such as alcohol, thinners,

benzene or detergents as these agents may
erase the printing on the FOMA terminal or
cause discoloration.

c Occasionally clean the connection

terminals with a dry cotton bud.

Soiled connection terminals may result in poor
connections and loss of power. Also, as it may
cause insufficient charging, clean the terminal with
a dry cloth or cotton bud when it is dirty.

c Do not place the FOMA terminal near an air

conditioning vent.

Condensation may form due to rapid changes in
temperature, and this may cause internal corrosion
and malfunction.

c Do not throw strike or put excessive

pressure on the FOMA terminal or battery.

Do not put the FOMA terminal in a bag filled with
many objects or sit down with it in a hip pocket.
Excessive pressure may result in malfunction or
damage to the LCD, internal circuit or the battery
pack. Also, if an external device is connected to the
external connector, excessive pressure may cause
connector breakage or malfunction.

c Read the separate manuals supplied with

the FOMA terminal, adapter/charger and
desktop holder carefully.

c Do not scratch the display with metallic

objects.

Doing so may cause scratches, malfunction or
damage.

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c Do not press the surface of the touchscreen

firmly or operate the touchscreen with
sharp edge objects, such as fingernails,
ballpoint pens, and pins.

Doing so may cause touchscreen breakage.

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c Avoid using the FOMA terminal in extremely

high or low temperatures. 

The ambient temperature of the room should be
5°C - 35°C with humidity 45% - 85%.

c Reception may be affected if you use your

FOMA terminal near a landline phone,
television, or radio in use. Use the FOMA
terminal away from such devices.

c Please keep a separate record of the

information you have registered in your
FOMA terminal.

Please be aware that DOCOMO bears no
obligation or responsibility in the event that data is
altered or lost.

c When connecting an external device to the

external connector (earphone/microphone
terminal), do not insert at an angle or pull
the code.

Doing so may cause malfunction or damage.

c Do not fold the FOMA terminal with the

strap pinched between the folding parts.

Doing so may cause malfunction or damage.

c It is normal for the FOMA terminal to

become warm while being used or charged.
This is not a malfunction, Keep using it.

c Do not leave the camera exposed to direct

sunlight.

Doing so may discolor or burn the components of
the camera.

c Keep the external connector cap and

microSD card slot cap closed when not in
use.

Failure to observe this precaution may cause
malfunction due to dust or water getting in.

c Do not use FOMA terminal with the back

cover removed.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to fall out, or
cause malfunction or damage.

c Do not put an extremely-thick sticker, etc.

on the display, keys or keypads.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

c Do not put a label or sticker on the back of

the FOMA terminal display.

The label or sticker may interfere when the FOMA
terminal is opened/closed, and cause malfunction
or damage.

c Do not remove the microSD card or turn off

the power while in use.

Doing so may cause data loss or malfunction.

Handling the Battery Pack

c The battery pack is consumable.

Battery life varies depending on usage conditions,
etc., but it is time to change battery packs when the
usage time has become extremely short even
though the battery pack has been fully recharged.
In this case, please purchase a new battery pack.

c The ambient temperature of the room

should be 5°C - 35°C.

c Make sure to charge the battery when you

use the FOMA terminal for the first time or if
you have not used it for a long period of
time.

c The available operating time of the battery

pack depends on the conditions of usage
and battery pack.

c Depending on the usage condition, the

battery pack may inflate slightly when the
battery life is almost over. This is not a
malfunction.

c Do not keep or leave an empty battery pack.

The performance and life of the battery pack may
deteriorate.

Handling the Adapter/Charger

c The ambient temperature of the room

should be 5°C - 35°C.

c Do not charge the battery pack:

aIn a humid, dusty or unstable place
aNear a landline phone, TV or radio

c It is normal that the adapter/charger

become warm while charging. Keep using it.

c Do not use the DC adapter to charge the

battery when the car engine is not running.

Doing so may drain the car battery.

c If you use an electrical outlet with an

unplugging-protection mechanism, follow
the instructions of the manual for the outlet.

c Do not expose the adapter/charger to

strong shocks. Do not deform the charging
terminal.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

Handling the FOMA Card (UIM)

c Do not apply excessive force to the FOMA

card (UIM) when attaching/removing it.

c It is normal that the FOMA card (UIM)

become warm while being used. Keep using
it.

c Note that the warranty does not cover

damage caused by inserting the FOMA card
(UIM) into another type of IC card reader or
writer.

c Always keep the IC part clean.
c Wipe with a soft, dry cloth (such as

eyeglass cloth).

c Please keep a separate record of the

information you have registered in your
FOMA card (UIM).

Please be aware that DOCOMO bears no
obligation or responsibility in the event that data is
altered or lost.

c To preserve the environment, bring

discarded FOMA cards (UIM) to a docomo
shop or service counter.

c Avoid using the FOMA card (UIM) in

extremely high or low temperatures.

c Do not damage, scratch, unnecessarily

touch, or short circuit the IC.

Doing so may cause data loss or malfunction.

c Do not drop the FOMA card (UIM) or expose

it to strong shocks.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

c Do not bend the FOMA card (UIM) or place a

heavy object on it.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

c Do not put a label or sticker on the FOMA card

(UIM) when attaching it to the FOMA terminal.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

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Using the Bluetooth Function

c The FOMA terminal supports the Bluetooth

security function compliant with Bluetooth
standards, but the security may not be

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sufficient depending on the setting. Take
care when making data communications
using Bluetooth.

c Please be aware that DOCOMO is not

responsible for data leak when making data
communications using Bluetooth.

c You can use a headset, handsfree and audio

on the FOMA terminal. The audio/video
remote control may be available for audio.
(Only on compatible Bluetooth devices)

c Frequency band

The following are frequency bands that the FOMA
terminal’s Bluetooth function uses:

2.4 FH 1

2.4 : This radio equipment uses the

FH : Modulation scheme is the FH-SS

1 : The estimated interference distance is

2400MHz band.

system.

10m or less.

: The full band between 2400MHz and

2483.5MHz is used and that the band
of the mobile station device cannot be
avoided.

■ Bluetooth cautions

The operating frequency band of this equipment is
used by industrial, scientific, consumer and
medical equipment including microwave ovens,
premises radio stations for identifying mobile units
used in the manufacturing lines of plants (radio
stations requiring a license), specified low power
radio stations (radio stations requiring no license)
and amateur radio stations (hereinafter referred to
as “another station”).

1. Before using this terminal, confirm that
“another station” is not being operated nearby.

2. In the event of this terminal causing harmful
radio wave interference with “another station”,
promptly change the operating frequency or
stop radio wave emission by turning off the
power, etc.

3. If you have further questions, contact the
inquiries number provided on the back of this
manual.

Handling the FeliCa Reader/Writer

c The FeliCa reader/writer function of the

FOMA terminal handles delicate signals that
require no radio station license.

c The 13.56MHz frequency band is used. If

there is another reader/writer around, keep
enough distance between the FOMA
terminal and the reader/writer. Also, make
sure that there is no radio station using the
same frequency band nearby.

Cautions

c Do not deform the FOMA terminal. Using an

altered device is a violation of the Radio
Law.

A “Technical Conformity Mark ” affixed on the
manufacturer’s specification sticker certifies that
the FOMA terminal meets technical regulations for
specified radio equipment that are based on the
Radio Law. If you remove the screws and alter the
inside of the FOMA terminal, the technical
regulations conformity certification becomes
invalid. Do not use the FOMA terminal with the
certification invalid, as it is a violation of the Radio
Law.

c Be careful when using the FOMA terminal

while driving.

A penalty may be imposed for holding a mobile
phone while driving. When you need to receive a
call, tell the caller that you will call back later using
handsfree functions, then pull off the road before
using the phone.

c Use the Bluetooth function only in Japan.

The Bluetooth function of the FOMA terminal
complies with radio standards of Japan and is
certified. You may be punished if you use it
overseas.

c Use the FeliCa reader/writer function only in

Japan.

The FeliCa reader/writer function of the FOMA
terminal complies with radio standards of Japan.
You may be punished if you use it overseas.

c Use the IC card authentication function in

Japan.

The IC card authentication function of the FOMA
terminal complies with radio standards of Japan
and is certified. You may be punished if you use it
overseas.

18

Package Contents

<Main Components>

N-01A

(Including the warranty and Back
Cover N32)

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

N-01A INSTRUCTION MANUAL

(This manual)

* The Quick Manual starts on p.536.

CD-ROM for N-01A

* This CD-ROM contains the PDF files for the

“Manual for PC Connection” and the “Kuten
Code List”.

<Optional Equipment>

FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

(Including warranty and manual)

Other options and accessories→ p.477

Battery Pack N21

Desktop Holder N20

(Including manual)

19

Before Using the Handset

Part Names and Functions ............................................................................................. 22

Viewing Display............................................................................................................... 27

Using Touchscreen ......................................................................................................... 30

Selecting Menu ............................................................................................................... 38

Using Neuropointer ......................................................................................................... 42

Basic Operations on the Screens ................................................................................... 43

Description of the Operations ......................................................................................... 45

Function Menu ................................................................................................................ 46

Using the FOMA Card (UIM) .......................................................................................... 48

Attaching/Removing Battery Pack .................................................................................. 50

Charging ......................................................................................................................... 51

Checking Battery Level ................................................................................. 53

Turning the Power On/Off ......................................................................... 54

Switching between Japanese and English............................................... 54

Configuring Initial Settings............................................................................ 54

Setting Clock...................................................................................................................55

Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number.............................. 56

Checking Your Own Phone Number ................................................................ 56

Battery level

Power ON/OFF

Select language

Initial setting

Caller ID Notification

My Profile

21

Part Names and Functions

q

w

)

1

Before Using the Handset

2

3

4

5

7

9
0

@

%

^

*

<Using Earphone>

Connect an external-connector-compatible earphone
(optional).
To use an incompatible earphone, connect an adapter
converter (optional).

■ Functions

1 Illumination

• Flash when there is a missed call or new mail

→p.118

• Flash when changing the style →p.119

2 Earpiece/Stereo speaker
3 Display (touchscreen)
4 Illuminance sensor→ p.116
5 Front camera

• Capture an image of yourself using the camera
function

• Show the video of yourself during videophone calls

22

e

i
o

2

a

6

8

u

p

s

!
#
$

r
t

&

y

d

(

Flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (optional) connection example

Earphone connector (flat)

Flat-plug of earphone/
microphone with
switch

Phone plug

①

②

6 Charge lamp

• Light in red while charging

7 oFunction key 1

• Perform the function displayed on this key→ p.30

• Display the mail menu

• Make videophone calls→p.58

• Switch the character mode when entering

character→p.414

8 pFunction key 2

• Perform the function displayed on this key→ p.30

• Display the i-mode menu

9 Multi-function keys

f/g Up/Down key

• Move the cursor, displayed content, etc. up or
down (Scroll continuously when the key is held
down)

• f: Display the i-Widget screen→p.300

• g: Display the search phonebook menu screen

h/jLeft/Right key

• Move the cursor to the left or right

• Scroll the display to the previous or next screens
by page→ p.4 3

• h: Display the Received call history→p.64

• j: Display the Redial→p.64

dOK key

• Perform the function displayed on this key
(Mainly “Select” or “Set”)→p.30

* Referred to as “Neuropointer key” when being slid.

→p. 42

0 iFunction key 3

• Perform the function displayed on this key→p.30

• Display the Main Menu/Simple Menu→pp.38, 41

• Display the task change screen→p.381

! uFunction key 4

• Perform the function displayed on this key
(mainly function menus)→ p.30

• Activate the function selected in “ch-key setting”
→p.383

* Display the i-Channel list at the time of purchase.

@ rSend key

• Make voice calls→ p.58

• Answer voice/videophone calls →p.7 1

• Display Choku-Den→ p.100

• Return to the previous reading when entering
text in 5-touch→ p.410

# tBack (Clear) key

• Return to the previous step →p.44

• Put a call on hold →p.75

• Delete the entered phone number or characters
→pp.58, 415

$ yPower/End of operation/Hold key

• Turn the power on (1 second or longer)/off (2
seconds or longer)→p.54

• End each function →p.44

•End a call→p.59

• Put an incoming call on hold →p.75

% 0 to 9 Dial keys

• Enter phone numbers, characters and numbers

^ w/Public mode (Driving mode) key

• Set Public mode (Driving mode) (1 second or
longer)→p.75

• Switch the entered character into upper or lower
case→p.414

•Enter “＊ ” or dakuten/han-dakuten→p.466

& q/Manner key

• Set Manner mode (1 second or longer) →p.109

• Enter “#”, punctuation marks, etc. →p.466

* Mouthpiece/Microphone
( Strap hole
) Charging terminal
q External connector

• Use when charging, connecting an earphone,
etc.

• Connect an AC adapter (optional), DC adapter
(optional), FOMA USB Cable with Charge
Function 01/02 (optional), Earphone Plug
Adapter 01 for External connector terminal

*

, etc.

(optional)

*: Connect a flat-plug stereo earphone set

(optional), flat-plug earphone/microphone with
switch (optional), etc.

w microSD card slot

• Insert a microSD card →p.351

e 1Seg antenna

• Receive 1Seg broadcast→p.255

r

Volume up key/(マナー)

a

• Set Manner mode (1 second or longer) →p.109

• Activate Touch menu→p.32

• Raise the earpiece volume during a call → p.74

• Scroll back to the previous screen by page
→p. 43

t

Volume down key/(LOCK)

s

• Enable/Disable sidekeys (1 second or longer)
→p.140

• Lower the earpiece volume during a call →p.74

• Scroll forward to the next screen by page→ p.43

• Read out the current time (Voice clock)
(Japanese mode)→ p.77

• Play recorded messages→p.79

• Check missed calls or new mail→ p.77

• Read out alarm content → p.392

y

PushTalk key

@

• Use PushTalk→p.83

• Display PushTalk phonebook while on the
standby screen→ p.87

• Return to the previous step when in Touch style
→p. 37

* Available when no function is assigned.

• Display the Photo mode screen (1 second or
longer)→p.230

u FOMA antenna

• The FOMA antenna is built-in. To make calls
under better condition, do not cover the antenna
part with your hands.

i Rear camera

• Capture still images and movies

Before Using the Handset

Continued on next page

23

o Light

• Light up when using the camera →p. 246

• Light up during Barcode reader/Text reader scan

→pp.247, 250

p Infrared data port →p.367
a Recording indicator

• Light during recording

Before Using the Handset

s e mark

• Read the IC card →p.304

• iC communication→p.369

d Back cover

* In this manual, @, a (マナー ) and s (LOCK) are

referred to as sidekeys.

● Hold-down operations

The following functions are available by holding down each key for 1 second or longer in standby:

■ Communication style, Share style

Key Function

h Display the Received address list p.179
j Display the Sent address list p.179

Display current location using the

1

GPS function

2 Configure 2in1 settings p.431
3 Set the IC card lock p.306
5 Switch ECO mode p.116
7 Display the font setting screen p.120
8 Switch Privacy angle p.114
9 Reset the screen/light settings p.350
0 Enter “+” p.63

■ Touch style

Key Function

Display the Photo mode screen p.236

@

Set/Release Manner mode p.109

(

マナー

)

a

Activate Keypad lock p.140

(LOCK)

s

Ref. page

p.313

Ref. page

Key Function

q Set/Release Manner mode p.109

Set/Release Public mode (Driving

w

mode)

Adjust the earpiece volume p.74

c

Check new messages p.167

o

Display the i-αppli software list p.285

p

Display the Photo mode screen p.236

@

Set/Release Manner mode p.109

(

マナー

)

a

Ref. page

p.75

Opening/Folding the FOMA terminal

This FOMA terminal has three styles.

Touch style Activate and operate 1Seg, camera, etc. with the FOMA terminal folded.
Share style Enjoy multimedia in landscape display. Wide double display allows you to divide

Communication style Make calls, configure settings or browse in portrait display.

In this manual, Touch style refers to the FOMA terminal being folded, and Communication style refers
to the FOMA terminal being open.

• When switching styles, do not apply excess force on the display. If the display is pressed hard and
rotated, the FOMA terminal may get scratched or damaged. Take care to avoid pinching your fingers,
palms, or the strap when changing styles. Such pinching may cause injury or breakage.

• It is recommended that you keep the FOMA terminal folded (Touch style) when carrying it. Prevent
unintentional operations when carrying the folded FOMA terminal. Activate Keypad lock to prevent
unintentional sidekey presses.→ p.140

24

Style Feature

the screen and use a different function on each screen.

Notes on switching styles

● Switching styles

Rotate the display to switch styles. Some functions offer screens suitable for each style, and you can
enjoy smooth operations.

Before Using the Handset

Touch style

(with the FOMA terminal folded)

Share style

(with the FOMA terminal open)

Communication style

(with the FOMA terminal open)

Share style

(with the FOMA terminal open)

Touch style

(with the FOMA terminal folded)

N

z This manual describes key operations in Communication style unless otherwise noted.

The description “with the FOMA terminal open”, etc. also describes Share style operations.
The description “with the FOMA terminal folded”, etc. describes touch operations in Touch style.

z Set operations performed when switching styles.→pp.108, 119

25

Display

Depending on the function, switching styles activates landscape display or wide double display
automatically, and you can enjoy smooth operations.

Before Using the Handset

Communication style Portrait display All functions

Share style Landscape display Stand-by display, Full Browser, i-αppli (wide-display

Touch style Landscape display i-αppli (Wide-display i-αppli), Camera, 1Seg, My

*: For example, as shown on the right, opening the Received mail list screen

automatically displays mail main text on the sub display.
Also, starting mail while watching 1Seg automatically activates 1Seg on
the sub display.

Style Screen display Supported function

i-αppli), Camera, 1Seg, My picture, Music Player
(Movie/i-motion/PC Movie only), Video player,
Manga&Book (Wide comic)

Wide double

*

display

Portrait display

Portrait display Other than the above

Mail, i-mode, 1Seg, My picture, Music Player (Movie/
i-motion/PC Movie only), Quick Search, Manga&Book

−

picture, Music Player (Movie/i-motion/PC Movie only),
Video player, Manga&Book (Wide comic)

26

Main display

(left)

Sub display

(right)

Viewing Display

z Marks ( , , , etc.) displayed on the screen are referred to as icons.
z A calendar, etc. can be set to the display.→ p.113

■ Portrait display

Icons indicate the FOMA terminal statuses→ p.28

Clock display→ p.121

Desktop icon display area

・ , etc.: Desktop icons providing information→ p.122

■ Landscape display

・ , etc.: Pasted desktop icons→ p.121

Task icon display area

・ , etc.: Task icons of active functions→ p.381
・Display the status of the network being used→p.437

Function/i-Channel ticker display area→pp.30, 213
Touch key display area→ p.34

(Menu), (Photo mode), (i-concier), (Quick Album),
(フォト文字 Touch) and (Quick Search) are pasted by

default.

Icons indicate the FOMA terminal statuses→ p.28

Clock display→p.121

Desktop icon display area

・ , etc.: Desktop icons providing information→ p.122

i-Channel ticker display area→p.213

Before Using the Handset

■ Wide double display

Icons indicate the FOMA terminal statuses→ p.28

Task icon display area

Clock display→ p.121

Function display area→ p.30

27

● Icons indicating the status of the FOMA terminal

13579!#

24680@

Before Using the Handset

^ *)wry

%

&

( q e t$u

Icon Description

1 Battery level→ p.53

Temperature monitor→ p.51

2 Signal strength→ p.54

Out of service area/Signals do not
reach→ p.54

Self mode→ p.147

3 / i-mode/i-mode communication in

/ / Packet communication in progress

/ Packet communication in progress

progress→ p.194

(no data exchange/sending/

*

receiving)

(sending/receiving)

PushTalk call in progress→ p.83

*

4 SSL page displayed→p. 196

5 /

(Red)

(Red)

6 /

(Red)

/

(Red)

/ / / Unread message R and F (in red

Unread mail/Inbox is full→ p.164

SMS in the FOMA card (UIM) is full
→p.364

Unread mail/SMS in the FOMA card
(UIM) is full→ pp.164, 364

Inbox is full/SMS in the FOMA card
(UIM) is full→ pp.164, 364

Unread Area Mail→ p.185

Unread MessageR/Full→p.183

Unread MessageF/Full→p.183

when full)→ p.183

7 /

8

9 i-concier information→ p.216

0 / GPS location request active

! Invitation report (i-αppli call)→ p.296

@ (blue) Bluetooth power on (Light)/

Icon Description

(Red)

/

(Red)

/

(Red)

/

/

(Black) In Bluetooth power saver mode

Mail stored at the i-mode center/Full
→p.167

“Receive option setting” is set to
“ON” and mail is stored at the
i-mode center →p.166

MessageR is stored at the i-mode
center/Full→ p.183

MessageF is stored at the i-mode
center/Full→ p.183

Dial lock→p.131

Secret mode/Secret data only mode
→p.133

Original lock/Original lock released
temporarily →pp.136, 137

Secret mode or Secret data only
mode and Original lock is set or
released temporarily
→pp.133, 136, 137

Infrared data exchange in progress
→p.367

Infrared remote control operated
→p.371

IC card authentication in progress
→p.141

IC communication in progress
(sending/receiving data)→ p.36 9

(Location request set to “ON”)/GPS
location request active (Location
request set to “OFF” while
Permission period is set)→p.319

GPS positioning→ p.313

Bluetooth connected (Flash)→p.404

Bluetooth call in progress →p.406

→p.404

28

Icon Description

# microSD card inserted →p.351

microSD card (invalid) inserted
→p. 351

microSD reader/writer operated
→p. 361

microSD being accessed→ p.35 4

$

/ microSD mode/MTP mode set

/ / USB cable connected and

/ / Handsfree device connected and

/ / USB cable/Handsfree device

During a voice call→p.5 8

64K data communication in

*

progress

During a videophone call→ p.58

Switching between voice call and
videophone call→ pp.62, 73

→p. 361

Communication mode/microSD
mode/MTP mode set→ p.36 1

Communication mode/microSD
mode/MTP mode set→ pp.71, 361

connected and Communication
mode/microSD mode/MTP mode set
→pp.71, 361

% Vibrator →p. 106

^ Ring volume set to “Silent”→ p.7 4

Mail/Msg. ring time set to “OFF”
→p. 108

& Manner mode→p.1 09

/ Auto manner mode set ON/release

ON→p.1 09

* Public mode (Driving mode)→p. 75

Icon Description

( Music&Video Channel booking

) Alarm notification function

→p. 269

→pp.263, 390

q 1Seg Timer recording →p. 263

w to Voice Mail message→ p.42 2

e [Record message ON, Auto voice

to Auto voice memo 0 to 2→p. 395

to Record message 0 to 5→ p.78

memo ON]

No Record message or Auto voice
memo→ p.3 95

Record message only→ p.395

Auto voice memo only→ p.395

Record message and Auto voice
memo→ p.3 95

[Record message OFF, Auto voice
memo ON]

[Record message ON, Auto voice
memo OFF]

r to Record VP message→ p.78

t ECO mode “ON”→ p.116

Privacy angle “ON”→p.114

Privacy angle “ON”, ECO mode
“ON”→ pp.114, 116

y

Keypad lock active →p.140

u IC card lock→p. 306

*: For details on packet communication and 64K data

communication, refer to “Manual for PC Connection”
(PDF) in the bundled CD-ROM.

Before Using the Handset

N

z Desktop icons such as Camera do not appear on W-stand-by display.
z The display adopts state-of-the-art technology; some dots (points) may not light up while others may

constantly light up due to its characteristics. Note that this phenomenon is not a failure.

z To check the names of displayed icons, select “Settings/Service”X“Display”X“Icons”.

29

Function display and key operations

The soft keys (Function display) corresponding to o, d, p, i, u and the direction icons
corresponding to b are displayed on the screen. These icons appear only when the corresponding
keys can be used.

■ Performing the functions assigned to the function key

Before Using the Handset

Press the key for 1 to 5 to activate the function.

1 shows (Settings), (Edit), (Finish), (Play), (Send), (New), etc.

The center of 2 shows (Select), (Set), (Play), (Dial), etc.

3 shows (Disp SW), (Ir data), (Open), etc.
4 shows (MENU) and (MULTI).
5 shows (ch), (FUNC), (Close), etc.

Press u while (FUNC) is displayed to open the function menu.
→p. 46

■ Moving or scrolling the screen (6)

The icon ( ) only displays available directions. Use b to move or
scroll in the direction.

24153

6

[Notation]

■ Description of the function display

In this manual, operations related to the keys for the function display are generally described with the
function display in parenthesis, such as Xd (Select) and Uu (FUNC).

i-Widget display and operations

You can start and list multiple Widget appli programs simultaneously on the i-Widget screen.

z Detailed i-Widget operation→ p.300

1 Widget Application

Display Widget appli.
Select Widget appli to display individually.

2 Navigation

Display key operation navigation.
Press p (Change Layout) to sort Widget appli programs randomly.

1

2

i-Widget

Using Touchscreen

The FOMA terminal display is a touchscreen display. Touch the screen to select an item, slide your
finger to scroll the screen, etc.

z When the display backlight is off, the touchscreen is not available. Press a sidekey to turn on the backlight

when operating with the FOMA terminal folded.

z When the FOMA terminal is open, touch operations and key operations can be used simultaneously.

However, only key operations may be available depending on the function (Example: Text entry, Calculator).

z You can change tones or settings of the touchscreen for each style.→ pp.107, 119

30

The touchscreen is designed to be operated with a finger. Lightly touch the screen with your finger. Do not

Notes on use

press the screen with a pointed object such as a pen.
The touchscreen may not respond if touched with:

• A finger in glove • A fingernail • An object placed on the screen

• A protective sheet, etc. put on the touchscreen

The touchscreen may malfunction if:

• Touched with a wet finger • Operated with excess force • Stickers, etc. are placed

To select or execute an item, touch an icon, touch key, or
highlighted item directly with your finger.

To scroll the screen or adjust volume, touch an item or icon, then
slide your finger vertically or horizontally.

To view the previous or next item, drag your finger on the screen in
the direction you want to view.

Before Using the Handset

To zoom in or out on the image display screen, touch the screen
with your index finger and thumb, then widen the distance between
the fingers or put the fingers close together (the image may not be
zoomed in/out depending on the function or image size).

31

Selecting functions in Touch style

Quickly access a function with the FOMA terminal folded.

● Selecting functions from the touch menu

You can quickly access a function that supports touch operations from the touch menu with the FOMA

Before Using the Handset

terminal folded without switching styles.
“Touch Menu List” → p.465

Press a (マナー ) to display the touch menu

1

Alternatively, touch the standby screen (except the top) and then .

Touch the target function

Touch menu

2

■ Main touch operations available for functions that can be accessed from the touch

menu

Mail→p.172

View the mail list, details, etc.

i-mode →p.197

View the Bookmark list, operate on sites, play movies via i-mode, update software, etc.

i-αppli→p.285

Start i-αppli, switch list views, etc.

i-Widget →p.300

Display the i-Widget screen, rearrange Widget i-αppli, start/exit Widget i-αppli, etc.

Data box→ pp.328, 330

List folders/files of My picture/i-motion/PC Movie, zoom in or out images, start quick album, etc.

Dial→p.59

Dial, make/receive voice or videophone calls, display Choku-Den, view Received calls or Redial, etc.

Music Player→ p.279

Play or stop music, adjust volume, set sound quality or sound effect, view playlists, etc.

1Seg→p.257

Select channels, adjust volume, display subtitles, set 1Seg effects, end 1Seg, etc.

Camera→p.236

Select camera mode, set capturing modes, move the focus frame, start quick album, end the camera function,
etc.

32

● Accessing functions by sliding

You can access assigned functions simply by sliding your finger vertically or horizontally on the
standby screen.

Slide your finger vertically or horizontally then release quickly on the

1

standby screen

Display the i-Widget screen→p.300

Before Using the Handset

Display Received calls→ p.64

Display Redial→p. 64

Display Phonebook →p. 95

● Accessing functions with one touch

You can access the palette of convenient functions by touching the top of the standby screen.

Touch the top of the standby screen

1

Touch

Icon

Display the Bluetooth menu screen→ p.404 Set ECO mode →p.116

Set Public mode (Driving mode)→p.75 Display the “Ring volume” or “Mail/Msg. ring

Display the “Vibrator” or “Mail/Msg. ring
time” screen→pp.106, 108

Function

Icon

time” screen→ pp.74, 108
Set the IC card lock→p.306

Function

33

Function display and touch operations

The soft keys (Function display) corresponding to o, d, p, i, u and the direction icons
corresponding to b are displayed on the screen. Touch operations are available.
Using function keys→p.30

■ To activate displayed functions (1 - 5)

Before Using the Handset

Touch a function display to activate the function.

* When 6 is displayed, you can slide in the displayed direction. When 7 is

displayed, the Neuropointer is available. Touch operations are also available
when the Neuropointer is available.

241 5367

Touch keys

In Touch style, touch keys appear as icons at the bottom of the screen.

■ Touch keys appear while the following functions are used:

Touch menu, Received mail screen, i-mode, i-αppli*1, 1Seg*1, i-motion*1, PC Movie*1, My
picture, Music Player, voice call, Choku-Den, Phone number entry screen, PushTalk call,
Phonebook, Redial/Dialed calls

*1 : Touch keys appear on each list screen.
*2 : Dialed calls cannot be opened in Touch style.

■ Touch keys

Icon

Function

Return to the previous step End the active function Turn handsfree on

*2

/Received calls

Icon

Function

Icon

To uc h k eys

Function

Turn handsfree off Put an incoming call on

Return to the source screen
Close the list

Add a member during
PushTalk

Play BGM Switch to touch keys with

Change the display Display the jacket image of

Switch the Bluetooth device
to the FOMA terminal

Close the palette Make a videophone call Hyper Clear Voice (OFF)

Hyper Clear Voice (High) Hyper Clear Voice (Low) Finish an item

Mute sounds Delete an item View details

Continue displaying Reply to mail View next

Confirm the operation Answer a call

hold

Close the image Stop playback

Send pause dial Answer a videophone call

the palette displayed

the track

Move backward Open the palette

Start talking

Put the current call on hold

with the substitute image

Switch to touch keys for site
operations

Switch the FOMA terminal
to a Bluetooth device

End a call

34

Icon

Function

Move forward Make a PushTalk call Display data

Icon

Function

Icon

Function

Open an item Play data Change tracks

Display quick album

Display the chapter list

Basic operations on the screens

z This section describes basic operations using the touchscreen.

● Select an item

Touch an item

1

To uc h

You can also slide vertically.

Slide Touch

● When items appear in multiple pages

On the screen with multiple pages or with previous/next items, slide quickly to view them.

Slide your finger horizontally then release quickly

1

Display

the next

page

Before Using the Handset

Display the

previous

page

35

● Using the scroll bar

The scroll bar operations are available on the folder or file list screen of Music, My picture, i-motion, PC
Movie or 1Seg.

Touch the scroll bar and drag your finger vertically

1

Before Using the Handset

Touch to jump to the first item, and touch to jump to the last item.

Scroll bar

● Selecting a tab

Touch a tab to highlight it

1

Ta b

To uc h

To uc h

List of “ か”

(ka-column)

● Using desktop icons

Touch often-used functions or information-reporting desktop icons pasted on the standby screen to
use or access them.
Desktop icons→p.121

Touch a desktop icon on the standby screen

List of “た ”
(ta-column)

1

36

● Entering your security code

To enter your security code, touch number icons.

Touch number icons for the 4 to 8-digit security code, then touch

1

The entered security code appears as a “ ●” string. The lock is released or the
detail screen of the function is displayed when the security code is successfully
entered. Each touch on deletes a digit.

■ If the entered security code is incorrect

A message appears indicating that the entered code is wrong. Re-enter the
security code from the beginning.

● Releasing the lock

To release Keypad lock, drag or touch the
icon at the bottom of the screen.
Keypad lock→p.140

Before Using the Handset

Security code

not set

Security code

set

Face authentication

activated

● Using direct operation icons

You can operate functions by touching icons displayed on both sides of
the screen. Icons displayed vary depending on the status of the active
function. Direct operation icons are available when Camera is active
(p.233) or when My picture screen is displayed (p.330).

My picture

● Using the palette

Simply touch the top of the screen to display the palette of keys to
configure or adjust settings. The palette is available when Camera is
active (p.233), 1Seg is viewed (p.257), Music Player is active (p.279),
Video player is active (p.343), in standby (p.33), a voice call/videophone
call is incoming (p.72) and during i-mode (p.197).
When is displayed on the palette, you can close the palette
simply by touching the screen off the palette.

Active camera

To cancel operations/To return to the standby screen

Press @*, or switch styles and press t (touch or on touch keys) to cancel the last operation,
e.g. when you select a wrong menu item. Although the previous screen appears basically, another
screen may appear depending on the function.
Switch styles and press y (touch key) to end operations such as settings and return to the
standby screen. Although the function ends and the standby screen appears basically, another screen
may appear depending on the current screen and function. If you press y during setting operation,
the setting operation is canceled and the standby screen reappears.

*: Available when no function is assigned.

37

Selecting Menu

You can run, set, and check the FOMA terminal’s functions in a variety of ways. There are various
methods although a function is generally selected from the main menu.

Before Using the Handset

Selecting functions from the main menu

You can select various functions of the FOMA terminal from the main menu, which appears when you
press i on the standby screen. Menus are classified according to functions.→ p.450

<Example: To set the “Illumination in talk” function>

Press i on the standby screen to display the main menu

1

i

If no key is pressed for 15 seconds while the
main menu is displayed, the main menu
ends and the previous screen appears.

Use b to move the highlight, then press d (Select) to select the

2

displayed menu sequentially

bdcd

Tip

38

cd

The highlighted item
is displayed in two
lines and the current
setting is displayed.

Tip

Holding down c
moves the highlight
continuously.

Selecting functions from the application start menu

This menu can quickly start wide-display or wide-double-display compatible functions while the FOMA
terminal is in share style. “Application start menu list” →p.465

z You can access Camera, 1Seg, My picture, i-motion, PC Movie, Mail and i-mode from the application start

menu.

On the W-stand-by display, press i to display the application start menu

1

i

Use v to move the focus, then press d to select the displayed menu

2

sequentially

Accessing functions with shortcut keys

On each screen, you can access a function easily by pressing the function key pre-assigned to the
function.

Press the function key on the standby screen

1

Before Using the Handset

Pressing f displays
the i-Widget screen.
→p. 300

Pressing o displays
the Mail menu.
→p. 154

Pressing g displays
the Search phonebook
screen.→ p.96

Pressing p displays
the i-mode menu.
→p. 194

Pressing h displays
the Received calls
screen.→ p.64

Pressing u displays
the Channel list.
→p.213

Pressing j displays
the Redial screen.
→p. 64

N

z When using the Simple Menu (p.41), pressing o or p on the standby screen displays the Simple

Menu.

z You can change functions to access with u key. →p.383

39

Searching menu items to access functions

Even if you do not know the procedure to access a function, you can still access the desired function
by entering keywords to search menu items.

<Example: To access “Select ring tone”>

Before Using the Handset

Press i on the standby screen, then press u (FUNC), and highlight

1

“Search” then press d (Select)

iu d

Enter “ring” and press d (Set), then select the displayed menu

2

dpd

The search result is
underlined.

If there are two or
more search results,
press p (Next) to
move the frame.

Selecting functions from the original menu

By storing your frequently used functions (p.117), you can access the menus quickly.

Press i on the standby screen to display the main menu, then press

1

p (Original)

Pressing p switches between the main and original menus.

i

40

p

p

Accessing functions by selecting menu numbers

When the main menu is set to “Standard” (p.41), you can access functions quickly by pressing the keys
pre-assigned to the menu numbers (p.450).

<Example: To access “Select ring tone”>

Press i on the standby screen, then press 13

1

i13

Changing the main menu

You can change the design of the main menu (background, icon, etc.).

z When you use Kisekae Tool to change the menu display design, the menu structure may change in

accordance with the frequency of use. Also, some menu numbers assigned to functions do not work.

Press i on the standby screen, then press o (Change)

1

io

Before Using the Handset

Main menu

Theme

Select an item

2

“Precious White” - “Standard”

The display design switches to each menu. When set to “Standard”, you can
access functions by entering the menu numbers.→ p.4 1

“Simple Menu”

Simple Menu consists of frequently used menus, and its character size is large
and operation procedure is simple.→ p.464
The font size of the screens can be set to “X-large” all at once.→ p.120
“Original theme”→p.117
You can change the icons and background image used on the main menu. You can
also set a picture you captured as the background.
“Kisekae Tool”→ p.127
You can change various designs of the FOMA terminal such as the main menu all at once with the
Kisekae Tool package. Selecting “拡大メニュー ” activates the menu in the large character size.

Continued on next page

Simple Menu

41

■ To change the main menu temporarily

Highlight an item on the theme screen and press o (Change) to change the main menu temporarily.
When the main menu is displayed again, the previously set main menu appears.

N

z When you set the menu that can be customized, you can sort the menu items by pressing u (FUNC) in

the main menu and selecting “Manual-sort”. →p.384

Before Using the Handset

Using Neuropointer

You can select icons or items quickly by sliding the neuropointer to move the pointer. When a list or
function menu consists of multiple pages, you can switch the pages with the Neuropointer.

z When appears at the bottom of the standby or another screen, slide the Neuropointer to show the

pointer ( ).

z The design of the pointer can be changed.→p.125

● Using the Neuropointer to switch pages

Slide d to show XMove the pointer to the bottom of the movable

1

range

The pointer changes to .

■ When the pointer moves to the top

The pointer changes to .

Press d

2

The next page appears.

■ To display the previous page

XSlide d to the left to change to XPress d

● Using the Neuropointer to scroll

On the following screens, the Neuropointer can be used to scroll the screen:

z Site screen viewed via i-mode (p.197) or Full Browser (p.221)
z My picture screen (p.330)
z PDF data screen (p.373)
z Document screen (p.373)
z Manga&Book screen (p.376)

When scroll mode is set on a site screen via i-mode or Full Browser, changes to and an icon
such as appears, which allows you to scroll in the direction the Neuropointer is slid.

N

z The neuropointer is not available on the subscreen in wide double display.

42

Basic Operations on the Screens

C

This section describes basic key operations.

● When items appear in multiple pages

Use v to display other pages

1

Press h (or a (マナー )) to go to the previous page, and press j (or s (LOCK)) to go to the next
page.

urrent page/Total pages

j

h

■ To display other pages using c
Pressing f displays the previous page when the highlight is located at the top of the list, and pressing
g displays the next page when the highlight is located at the bottom of the list.

● Using dial keys to select items

Press 1 - 9, 0, w or q corresponding to the menu number

1

3

Before Using the Handset

The number corresponding to the dial key

● To select YES/NO or ON/OFF

Use c to move the frame, then press d (Select)

1

43

● To display an image in the picture list

Use b to move the frame, then press d (Disp.)

1

Before Using the Handset

● Entering your security code

Enter a 4 to 8 digit security code, then press d (Set)

1

● Entering numbers

Enter numbers by pressing 0 to 9

1

● To cancel operations/To return to the standby screen

■ t

Press t to cancel the last operation, e.g. when you select a wrong menu item. Although the previous screen
appears basically, another screen may appear depending on the function.

■ y

Press y to end operations such as settings and return to the standby screen. Although the function ends
and the standby screen appears basically, another screen may appear depending on the current screen and
function. If you press y during setting operation, the setting operation is canceled and the standby screen
reappears.

The entered security code appears as a “ ＿” string.
The detail screen of the function is displayed when the security code is
successfully entered.

■ If the entered security code is incorrect

A message appears indicating that the entered code is wrong. Re-enter the
security code from the beginning.

To enter a 1-digit or 2-digit number on a 3-digit number entry screen, press 0
twice or once before entering the number.

■ To enter “3”

X003

44

Description of the Operations

In this manual, instructions for menu operations are briefly described in almost all cases as follows.
Even when touch operations are available, the key operations are preferentially described.

The operation description example and the actual operations

Before Using the Handset

① ② ③

iX“LifeKit”X“Alarm”XHighlight the item to setXu (FUNC)

1

①: Press i on the standby screen.
②: Use b to move the highlight to the item in double quotation marks, and then press d (Select).
③: Use b to move the highlight to the item in double quotation marks, and then press d (Select).

Alternatively, press 1 to 90wq corresponding to the menu number in double
quotation marks.

④: Use b to move the highlight.
⑤: Press the key for the function displayed in parentheses.

④ ⑤

[Notation]

■ Omission of d in the “Select” and “Set” operations

• When a target function is selected from the main menu or list, such as examples ② and ③, d (Select) is

omitted.

• In cases such as “Select any item” or “Enter your security code”, d (Select) or d (Set) is also omitted.

• When you are supposed to move to the next step without pressing d (Select), “Highlight xxx” is used,

such as example ④.

■ Priority given to easy operations

• Although operations performed from the main menu are described, this manual gives priority to shortcut

key operations (p.39) if any.

• To select a function from the Simple Menu, refer to “Simple Menu function list” (p.464).

■ Omission of the descriptions of subsequent steps after the operation is complete

• The descriptions of subsequent steps after the operation is complete are omitted.

• “To cancel operations/To return to the standby screen” →pp.37, 44

■ Brief description of keys and menus

• In this manual, instructions on key illustrations/menu displays/holding down keys are simply described as

follows:

Actual display/
operation

Description in this
manual

Key Menu display Holding down keys

1 iMenu q (1 second or longer)

Menu Press q for 1 second or

longer

■ Combined description of menu items

To describe multiple menu items at once, “,” is placed between the items as in the following example:

<Example: Function menu of the Choku-Den screen>

Store, Edit……Store information in a Choku-Den with no information stored, or edit a Choku-Den with

information already stored.

45

Function Menu

“Function menu” is one of the menus that can be accessed from the function display. The function
menu activates supplementary functions of each screen.
For example, you can use the function menu to delete mail after reading it, or to select the folder to

Before Using the Handset

save an image you captured with the camera.

● Using the function menu

There are mainly three methods to use the function menu. Use the appropriate method depending on
the situation.

①Refer to the explanation of the function menu items from the reference page stated on the operation screen
②Refer to the explanation of the function menu items from the function menu index
③Find the procedure to display the operation screen from the reference page of the function menu

Operation screen with the reference page for the function menu is
illustrated in a blue frame and differentiated from others.

Function menu

Mail

Address screen (list/detail) . . . . .180

Detail screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .224

Folder list screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . .221

List screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .222

Message screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .202

New mail screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .201

New mail

①

③

New mail screen (p.200)

Send→p.154

Save→p.162

Delete receiver……If there are 2 or more addresses

entered, you can delete the address you select.

Change rcv. type……Changes the address type with an

address highlighted.

②

Function menu¨p.155

* “Function menu items” and “Function menu index” in the above illustration are only excerpts.

● Operation target on the list screen

In the function menu on the list screen, there are cases where highlighted data are targeted or all the
data in the list are targeted. For example, “Edit title” or “Delete this” targets a highlighted title or data,
and “Delete all” targets all the data.
When you select a function menu that targets a data in the list, such as “Edit title” or “Delete this”,
highlight the data, then press u (FUNC).

<Example: To edit the bookmark title on the list screen>

XHighlight a bookmark
Xu (FUNC)

X“Edit title”

XEdit the title
Xd (Set)

The bookmark title
changes.

46

● Selecting multiple items

When you delete unnecessary data, protect important data or move the data to prevent others from
viewing to the Secret folder, you can select not only one data or all data but also multiple data. In this
case, perform the following operation:

<Example: To delete multiple mail on the Received mail list screen>

Before Using the Handset

X“Delete selected”

XCheck mail to delete

Xo (Finish) X“YES”

Marking a checkbox

Use b to move the frame to the item to select and press d (Select). The checkbox changes from to

. This means that the item is selected. Pressing d (Select) switches between and .

In the picture list, appears when the item is selected. Nothing appears when unselected.

d

d

• When “ ” appears on the function display area, pressing u (FUNC) allows you to use “Select

all” or “Release all”.

d

d

● Menus toggling

Depending on the menu, menu items toggle as follows:

<Example 1> <Example 2>

When rear camera

is used

When front

camera is used

[Notation]

■ Description of menus toggling

Such menus are described as “Front camera⇔Rear camera”.

N

z When the displayed menu contains sub menus, “ ” appears on the right.
z The function menu may contain different items or some items may not be available depending on the

operating function and settings. Unavailable function menu items are grayed out.

When the shooting screen is displayed and “Rear camera” is
used, “Front camera” appears as in <Example 1>. If you select
“Front camera” at this point, the “Front camera” activates, and
“Rear camera” appears next time the function menu appears.

47

Using the FOMA Card (UIM)

The FOMA card (UIM) is an IC card that contains
private information such as your phone number.
Before inserting or removing the FOMA card (UIM),

Before Using the Handset

turn the power off and remove the battery pack.
→p. 50
Also, insert or remove the FOMA card (UIM) with the
FOMA terminal folded and held in your hand.

●

Attaching/Removing the FOMA card
(UIM)

The illustration shows how to attach the FOMA card
(UIM).

Insert the FOMA card (UIM) into

1

the slot with the IC side down as
shown in the illustration

Cut corner

IC

FOMA card (UIM)

Insertion slot

Gold colored
IC side down

Insert the FOMA card (UIM) until it

2

locks in place

To remove the FOMA card (UIM), gently pull it
out straight from the position described below.

Properly inserted

Security codes

You can set 2 PIN codes on the FOMA card (UIM) for
your FOMA terminal, the PIN1 code and PIN2 code.
→p.130

FOMA card security function

The FOMA terminal is equipped with the FOMA card
security function (FOMA card operational restriction
function) to protect your data and files.

z When you download data or files from sites or

receive data attached to mail, the FOMA card
security is automatically set on these data and files.

z Data and files with this function set are accessible

only when the inserted FOMA card (UIM) was also
used when downloading these data or files.

z The following are data and files subject to the

FOMA card security function:

• Files attached to i-mode mail (except for ToruCa)

• Screen memo

• Image inserted into Deco-mail or signature

•i-αppli (including i-αppli standby screen)

• Image (including animation and Flash movie)

• Melody

• Image of ToruCa (detail)

• Image downloaded from the Data Security
Center

• Program of Music&Video Channel

• Movable contents data

• i-motion

• Chara-den

• Chaku-Uta

• PDF data

• Kisekae Tool

• Record VP message

• Mail templates containing data subject to
operational restrictions

• Machi-chara

• Download dictionary

• MessageR/F with attachment (melody/image)

• e-book/e-comic

*:“Chaku-Uta” is a registered trademark of Sony Music

®*

/Chaku-Uta-Full

Entertainment (Japan) Inc.

®

48

z A FOMA card (UIM) that was inserted when you

downloaded or received data or files is hereinafter
referred to as “your FOMA card (UIM)” and other
FOMA cards as “other FOMA card (UIM)”.

When the inserted FOMA
card (UIM) was used to
download data or receive
mails, you can view or
play the data that applies
to the FOMA card
Security function.

Changing the FOMA card

When the inserted FOMA
card (UIM) was not used
to download data or
receive mails, you cannot
view or play the data that
applies to the FOMA card
Security function.

Yo u r

FOMA card

Other

FOMA card

N

z If the FOMA card (UIM) is not attached or you

replace the FOMA card (UIM) with another one,
“ ” appears for data and files with this function
set and you cannot set these data in “Display
setting” or “Select ring tone”.

z Data and files with this function set can be moved

or deleted with another FOMA card (UIM)
inserted.

z If you remove the FOMA card (UIM) or change to

another FOMA card (UIM) when data or files with
this function set are set in “Display setting” or
“Select ring tone”, these settings are reset to
default. When your FOMA card (UIM) is inserted
again, the settings return to your settings.

z If replaced with another FOMA card (UIM), Widget

appli you downloaded will not start from the
i-Widget screen or Widget appli list screen.

Settings for replacing the FOMA card (UIM)

When you replace the FOMA card (UIM) inserted to
the FOMA terminal with another FOMA card (UIM),
the following settings are changed:

z Functions of which settings are changed to settings

stored on the new FOMA card (UIM)

• Select language • SMS center selection

• SMS validity period • PIN setting

• Host selection under Connection setting

z Functions that are reset to default

• i-Channel setting

• Access setting for Full Browser

z Functions that are set to “Invalid”, “OFF”, etc.

• Cookie setting for Full Browser (Cookie
information remains)

z Functions of which current settings of the FOMA

card (UIM) become invalid

• Program setting of the Music&Video Channel
(Set programs again)

FOMA card types

The FOMA card (UIM) (blue) has the following
functional differences from the FOMA card (green/
white).

Function Blue Green/White

Max number of digits for
phone number to be stored
in the UIM phonebook

User certificate operation
to use FirstPass

WORLD WING Not available Available
Service Numbers Not available Available

20 digits 26 digits

Not available Available

WORLD WING

WORLD WING is the FOMA international roaming
service that enables you to make and receive calls
in overseas with the same mobile phone number
you use in Japan with the FOMA card (green/
white) and the mobile phone which is compatible
with the service.
z If you started to use FOMA services after

September 1, 2005, you do not have to apply for
international roaming services to use it.
However, if you did not wish to use it, you have
to apply for it separately.

z If you started to use FOMA services before

August 31, 2005 and have not applied for
“WORLD WING” yet, you have to apply for it
separately.

z Services are not available in some billing plans.
z If your FOMA card (UIM) (green/white) is lost or

stolen, please immediately contact us and follow
the procedure to cancel services. Refer to the
back of this manual for the inquiries numbers.
Note that you must pay communication charges
incurred after it is lost or stolen.

Before Using the Handset

49

Attaching/Removing Battery Pack

z Make sure to turn the power off before removing

the battery pack. Also, keep the FOMA terminal

Before Using the Handset

folded and held in your hand.

●

Attaching

Remove the back cover

1

Press the back cover in direction ①, and slide it
in direction ② to remove the back cover.

Attach the battery pack

2

With the side facing up, attach the battery

A

pack in direction ③ making sure that the tab of
the battery pack fits the “ ▲” mark of the FOMA
terminal (Phone), then press the battery pack
down in direction ④.

Attach the back cover

3

Lift the back cover about 2 mm and align it to the
groove of the FOMA terminal (Phone). Press the
back cover in direction ⑤, slide it in direction ⑥
and press the back cover until it clicks.

●

Removing

Remove the back cover

1

Remove the battery pack

2

Press the tab on the side of the battery pack in
direction ①, then lift upwards in direction ② to
remove the battery pack.

Finger tab

N

z Do not apply excessive force when the tip of the

back cover is inserted into the FOMA terminal.
The finger tab of the back cover may be broken.

Make sure that there is no space between the
Back cover and the FOMA terminal (Phone).

50

Charging

Use the specified Battery Pack N21.

■ Battery pack life

• The battery pack is consumable. The amount of
usable time decreases every time the battery pack
is recharged.

• When a fully charged battery pack only lasts half as
long as it did at the time of purchase, the battery
pack life is almost over. It is recommended that you
replace it with a new one. When the life of the
battery pack is near end, the battery pack may
expand a little depending on the usage condition,
but this is not a malfunction.

• The battery pack life may be shortened if i-αppli,
videophone or 1Seg is used for a long time while
charging.

To protect the environment, bring
used battery packs to a docomo
shop, agency, recycle shop, etc.

■ Charging

• For details, refer to the manuals for the FOMA AC
Adapter 01/02 (optional), FOMA AC Adapter for
Global Use 01 (optional) and FOMA DC Adapter
01/02 (optional).

• FOMA AC Adapter 01 supports voltage of 100V AC
only.

• FOMA AC Adapter 02 and FOMA AC Adapter 01
for Global use supports voltage from 100V AC to
240V AC, but the plug shape of the AC adapter is
for 100V AC (domestic). For overseas use with the
AC adapter supporting voltage from 100V AC to
240V AC, the compatible conversion plug adapter
is required. Do not charge the battery using the
transformer for travel.

• When charging, the battery pack must be attached
to the FOMA terminal.

• You can receive calls during charging if the power
is turned on. However, the battery level will fall
during the call and the time required for charging
will increase. Charging time also increases when
“Charging” under “Backlight” is set to “All time ON”.

• When plugging in or out the connector, do it slowly
and securely not to apply excessive force.

• When the charge lamp and “ ” flash, charging is
not available due to temperature monitoring until
the terminal temperature cools down enough for
charging.

• When you make a call or perform packet
communication during charging in a high­temperature environment, the FOMA terminal’s
temperature may rise and the charging may be
stopped. If this occurs, stop a running function and
wait for the temperature of the FOMA terminal to
fall before you retry charging.

■ Do not charge the battery pack for a long

period of time (several days) with the
power turned on.

• If you charge the battery pack for a long period of time
with the power turned on, power to the FOMA
terminal will be supplied from the battery pack once
charging ends. As a result, you will only be able to
use the FOMA terminal for a short time and the low­voltage alarm may sound immediately. In this case,
recharge the battery pack correctly. Disconnect the
FOMA terminal from the AC adapter (or desktop
holder) or DC adapter, then set it again for recharging.

■ Battery usage time (the duration varies

depending on the charging time and the
deterioration of the battery pack)

[FOMA/3G] Stationary (“Auto”*): Approx. 570 hours

[GSM] Stationary (“Auto”*): Approx. 290 hours

[FOMA/3G] Voice communications: Approx. 200 min.

[GSM] Voice communications: Approx. 220 min.

Viewing (1Seg effect ON): Approx. 220 min.
Viewing (1Seg effect OFF): Approx. 270 min.
1Seg ECO mode: Approx. 320 min.

*: Switch networks in “3G/GSM setting” (p.440).

• “Stationary standby time” is the estimated average
battery operational time when the FOMA terminal
is closed and stationary in the service area where
reception is normal.

• “In transit standby time” is the estimated average
battery life when the FOMA terminal is closed and
remains in the combined conditions of being
stationary or in transit in the service area where
reception is normal, and outside the service area.

• 1Seg viewing time is an approximate viewable time
using a flat-plug stereo earphone set P01 (optional)
in the area where radio reception is normal.

• In certain circumstances, talk, communications and
standby times may drop to as low as half the times
shown as well as 1Seg viewing time may be
shortened due to the battery charge, function
settings, temperature, or radio reception in the area
(weak or no reception).

• Frequent use of functions such as i-mode, mail,
data communication, multiaccess, i-αppli, camera,
video/i-motion/music and 1Seg may reduce the
actual usage time.

• Times may be shorter depending on the network
conditions of the country of stay.

Continuous standby time

In transit (“3G”*): Approx. 410 hours
In transit (“Auto”*): Approx. 360 hours

Continuous talk time

Videophone: Approx. 90 min.

1Seg viewing time

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Before Using the Handset

• If “3G/GSM setting” (p.440) is set to “3G”, the talk

p

(or communications) and standby times will be
longer when using it in Japan.

■Battery pack charging time

Charging time is the time required to charge a
completely empty battery pack with the FOMA

Before Using the Handset

terminal power turned off.

AC adapter Approx. 130 min.
DC adapter Approx. 130 min.

Charging with the AC/DC adapter

■AC adapter (optional)

Charge lamp

100V AC
power outlet

Connector

Plug

cap

Connector

Plug the connector
with arrows side
facing upward

FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

■DC adapter (optional)

Cigarette lighter socket

Release
button

Plug the AC/DC adapter connector

2

horizontally into the FOMA
terminal’s external connector

Plug the AC adapter into the outlet

3

Plug the DC adapter into the
cigarette lighter socket in your car

Charging starts.

When charging is complete, press

4

the release button and
simultaneously remove the AC
adapter/DC adapter connector
horizontally from the FOMA
terminal

Do not apply excessive force as doing so may
cause a malfunction.

Unplug the AC adapter from the

5

outlet
Unplug the DC adapter from the
cigarette lighter socket in your car

Close the external connector cap

6

of the FOMA terminal

Charging with the desktop holder

Support unit

Plug the connector with
arrows side facing upward

Charge lamp

Plug

FOMA DC Adapter 01/02

Open the external connector cap

1

of the FOMA terminal

52

Connector

100V AC power outlet

Plug

FOMA AC Ada

Charge
lamp

ter 01/02

Desktop Holder

N20

Plug the connector of the AC

1

adapter (optional) horizontally to
the terminal on the back of the
desktop holder (optional)

Plug the AC adapter into the outlet

2

As shown in the illustration, hold

3

the desktop holder down and place
the FOMA terminal in direction ①

The charge lamp lights in red during charging. The
charge lamp turns off when charging ends (fully
charged). If the power is on, “ ” flashes during
charging and “ ” lights when charging ends.

After charging is complete, hold

4

down the desktop holder, then lay
and lift the FOMA terminal up in
the direction of the arrow

N

z The battery pack cannot be charged separately.

Always charge with the battery pack attached to
the FOMA terminal.

z If the battery runs out, the charging lamp may not

light up immediately, but the charging itself has
started.

<AC adapter/DC adapter>

z When the charge lamp of the FOMA terminal

(Phone) turns off, “ ” disappears and the
message “Charge unusual Stop charge” appears,
disconnect the FOMA terminal from the AC
adapter or DC adapter and remove the battery
pack. Then set them again for recharging. If the
same error occurs again, there may be a problem
or fault on the AC adapter or DC adapter. Contact
a docomo shop or service counter.

z The DC Adapter uses a 2A fuse. If the fuse (2A)

blows, always use the dedicated fuse. Fuses (2A)
are consumable items. Purchase a replacement
fuse at your local car accessory shop, etc.

N

<Desktop holder>

z Attach the FOMA terminal to the desktop holder

securely. Also, take care not to pinch the strap.

z Do not charge the battery if the holder suppor t is

removed or broken.

Checking Battery Level

<Battery level>

The indicated battery level is only intended as an
approximate guide.

Checking the battery level with icon

When the power is turned on, an icon appears
indicating the remaining battery level.

: Full charge.

: Partial charge.

: Low charge. Recharge

the battery.

Checking the battery level with sound
and animation

The current battery level is indicated by sound and
animation.

iX“Settings/Service”X“Other

1

settings”X“Battery level”

The check screen appears, and beeps sound in
accordance with the level. The battery level
animation disappears in about 3 seconds.
“3 short beeps” : Full charge.
“2 short beeps” : Partial charge.
“1 short beep” : Low charge. Recharge the

When the battery runs out

The screen as shown on the right
flashes and the low-voltage alarm
sounds. The alarm sounds for
about 10 seconds and the power
is turned off in about 1 minute. To
stop this alarm, press any key
(sidekey when in touch style).

N

z The recharge battery screen appears and 3 short

beeps sound during a voice call, and the recharge
battery screen (“カメラオフ Camera Off” message
to the other party) appears during a videophone call.
The call is disconnected in about 20 seconds and
the power turns off in about 1 minute.

battery.

Before Using the Handset

53

Turning the Power On/Off

<Power ON/OFF>

Turning the power on

Before Using the Handset

z Before turning the power on, make sure that the

FOMA card (UIM) is inserted correctly.

y (1 second or longer)

1

After the Wake-up display appears at the same
time as the Wake-up tone rings, the standby
screen or initial setting screen appears. If you
have just attached the battery pack or you turn
the power back on immediately after turning it
off, “WAIT A MINUTE” may appear for a short
time.

■ When “ ” is

displayed

You are out of the service
area or in a place with no
reception. Move until the
signal strength icon such as
“ ” appears. The reception
level is displayed as follows:

Standby screen

Good Poor

■ If the Initial setting screen appears → p.54

■ If the PIN1 code/PIN2 code entry screen
appears→ p.130

■ Pre-stored mail

“Welcome デコメアニメ ” (Welcome
mail) and “緊急速報「エリアメール」のご案内”
(Guide to Early Warning “Area Mail”) are stored
at the time of purchase.→ p.172

N

z The wake-up tone rings when the Wake-up

display under “Display setting” is not set to “OFF”.

z When you change the FOMA card (UIM), you

have to enter the 4 to 8 digit security code after
turning on the power. The standby screen appears
when the security code is successfully entered. If
you enter a wrong security code 5 times, the
power turns off (you can turn on the power again).

z If the battery ran out or the Auto power OFF

function worked to turn off the power last time, the
notification screen appears when you turn on the
power again.

54

Turning the power off

y (2 seconds or longer)

1

The shutdown screen “SEE YOU” appears and
the power is turned off.

Switching between Japanese and English

Switch the display language between Japanese and
English.

iX“設定／サービス”X“ディスプ

1

レイ”X“バイリンガル”X“English”

■ To change from English to Japanese

XiX“Settings/Service”X“Display”X“Select

language”X“日本語”

N

z When a FOMA card (UIM) is inserted, the Select

language setting is saved to the FOMA card
(UIM).

z When “Select language” is set to “English”, “ON”

and “OFF” will be the options for “Display” under
“Clock display” and for “Info notice setting”.

English announcement is available for some
services.→p.426

<Select language>

Configuring Initial Settings

<Initial setting>

After turning the power on, configure initial settings in
“Set main time”, “Change security code”, “Character
size”, “Permit to send loc.”, “Keypad sound”, and
“Neuropointer” (Simple only).

Initial setting screenX“YES”

1

Initial setting

Set the main time→p.55

2

Change the security code→p.131

3

The default setting is “0000” (4 zeros).

Set the character size→p.120

4

Set whether to send location

5

information via the GPS function
→p.320

If “Permit to send loc.” is set to “ON”, enter your
security code.

Set the keypad sound→ p.107

6

Set the Neuropointer speed

7

Configure only the “Simple” setting under
“Neuropointer”.
Neuropointer settings→p.125

Confirm the setting for Software

8

Update, then select “OK”

N

z After you set all functions, the initial setting screen

will no longer appear at power on.

Setting Clock

Set the date and time in “Set main time”. In “Set sub
clock”, set the show/hide setting and display mode of
the sub clock.

z The FOMA terminal can automatically adjust time

based on the time information (Greenwich Mean
Time, GMT) and the time zone (the local time).

z The time zone is set as time difference to

Greenwich Mean Time set every hour on the hour.
When another city or area is registered by the
same time difference, “ ” appears in the
function display. Press o to change the city or
area.

Setting the main time <Set main time>

iX“Settings/Service”X“Clock”

1

X“Set main time”X“Auto time

adjust”

■ To set the summer time

X“Summer time”

When set to “ON”, time is displayed with 1 hour
added.

Select any item:

2

Auto……Automatically adjust the main clock date

and time.

Auto……Automatically adjust the date and

time based on the retrieved time information
and time zone information. The local time is
displayed during international roaming.

Manual (Time zone set)……Select time zone

to display the local time.

Manual (Date time set) ……Enter date and time in

the main clock manually. Select the time zone, then
enter date and time.

■To enter date and time

Use b to move the highlight, then use dial keys to
enter numbers.

N

z After you set the date and time, you can use

functions such as “Alarm” and “Schedule” that use
the date and time.

z The adjustable range of date and time is between

00:00 on January 1, 2004 and 23:59 on
December 31, 2037.

<Auto time adjust>

z When the power is turned on with a FOMA card

(UIM) inserted, the time is adjusted automatically.

z If time is not adjusted for long periods after the

power is turned on, reboot the power.

z A time lag of several seconds may occur. Also,

time may not be adjusted depending on the signal
quality.

z When you use your FOMA terminal overseas,

time may not be adjusted depending upon
network conditions of roaming operator. In this
case, select the time zone manually.

Setting the sub clock <Set sub clock>

iX“Settings/Service”X“Clock”

1

X“Set sub clock”X“Display

method”

■ To set the summer time

X“Summer time”

When set to “ON”, time is displayed with 1 hour
added.

■ To display the area name

X“Area name”

When set to “Display”, the sub clock displays the
area name.

Before Using the Handset

Continued on next page

55

Select any item:

2

Auto……Automatically display the sub clock during

international roaming. For example, the main time
automatically switches to the local time when “Auto
time difference” is set to “Auto”, but the sub clock
displays the Japan Standard Time.

Before Using the Handset

Always……Select the time zone to always display

the local time as the sub clock.

OFF……Hide the sub clock.

N

z If “Size” under “Clock display” is set to “Up Small”,

the sub clock is not displayed.

z When this function is set to “Auto”, the sub clock

displays the Japan Standard Time when the time
zone of “Set main time” is not “GMT+09” (the sub
clock is not displayed in Japan when it is
“GMT+09”).

Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number

<Caller ID Notification>

Show your phone number (caller ID) on the other
party’s phone (Display) when making a call.

z Take care when informing others of your phone

number, as this is important personal information.

z You cannot use the service when “ ” is

displayed.

iX“Settings/Service”X

1

“Network service”X“Caller ID
Notification”XSelect any item:

Activate/Deactivate……Set whether to send your

caller ID.

Check setting……Check the current Caller ID

Notification setting.

N

z When you make a PushTalk call, this function’s

setting applies.

Checking Your Own Phone Number

Display and check your phone number (own number)
stored in your FOMA card (UIM).

iX0

1

N

z You can easily quote information stored in “My

Profile” when entering owner information (such as
name or mail address) on websites, etc.→ p.416

z To check your i-mode mail address, select “i-mode

menu”X“iMenu”X“English”X“Options”X“Mail
Settings”X“Confirm Settings”.

z When 2in1 is in Dual mode, use c to switch the

My Profile display.

z Reset My Profile for Number B first before you

exchange FOMA cards (UIM) while using 2in1.
→p. 393

<My Profile>

N

z This function is available only when the other

party’s phone supports the caller ID display.

z If you hear a message requesting your caller ID,

make a call again after setting your caller ID
notification.

z Even if you add “186”/“184” to make an

international call, the setting may be disabled.
Select “Notify Caller ID” from the function menu.

z If you make a call with the “186”/“184” prefix, the

phone number including this prefix is recorded in
the Redial/Dialed calls.

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Voice/Videophone Calls/

PushTalk

■ Making a voice/videophone call

Making a Voice/Videophone Call .................................................................................... 58

Switching a Voice/Videophone Call during a Call........................................................... 62

Making an International Call ...................................................................... 62

Using Handsfree during a Call......................................................................... 64

Using the Redial/Dialed Calls/Received Calls History..... 64

Using Chaku-moji .......................................................................................... 66

Showing/Hiding Caller ID When Making a Call............................................................... 68

Sending Push Signals Quickly ......................................................................... 69

Using the Prefix Function................................................................................................ 69

Setting Sub-Address When Making a Call......................................... 70

Setting the Alarm for Reconnection ....................................................... 70

Making the Earpiece Sounds Clear ...................................................... 70

Blocking Out Ambient Noise .................................................................... 71

Making a Handsfree Call While Driving ................................................. 71

Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls

■ Receiving a voice/videophone call

Receiving a Voice/Videophone Call................................................................................ 71

When the Other Party Switches a Voice/Videophone Call ............................................. 73

Answering a Call Automatically When Switching Styles ................... 73

Using the Dial Keys to Answer a Call......................................................... 73

Folding the FOMA Terminal to End/Hold Calls ................................... 74

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume............................................................................ 74

Adjusting the Ring Volume............................................................................ 74

■ When you cannot answer calls

Holding Incoming/Current Calls ............................................................... 75

Using the Public Mode .................................................................................................... 75

When You Cannot Answer an Incoming Call .................................................. 77

Having the Caller Leave a Message ....................................................... 78

Having the Caller Leave a Message for an Incoming Call ........................ 79

Playing/Erasing Recorded Messages, Voice Memos or VP Memos............................... 79

■ Setting the Videophone

Using Chara-den............................................................................................................. 80

Setting Videophone Functions........................................................................................ 80

Using Videophone Connected to External Devices........................................................ 83

■PushTalk

PushTalk ......................................................................................................................... 83

Making a PushTalk Call ............................................................................... 83

Adding Members during a PushTalk Call........................................................................ 85

Receiving a PushTalk Call ........................................................................... 86

Adding an Entry to the PushTalk Phonebook ......................... 87

Making a Call Using the PushTalk Phonebook............................................................... 88

Deleting an Entry from the PushTalk Phonebook .................... 89

Setting PushTalk..................................................................................... 90

Add to PushTalk Phonebook

Delete PushTalk phonebook

WORLD CALL

Handsfree

Chaku-moji

Pause dial

Sub-address setting

Reconnect signal

Hyper Clear Voice

Noise reduction

In-car hands-free

Auto-ans at style-chg

Answer setting

Setting when folded

Vol ume

Ring volume

On hold/Holding

Missed call

Record message

Quick message

PushTalk dial

PushTalk call

PushTalk setting

57

Making a Voice/Videophone Call

Enter the phone number of the

1

other party

Always start with the area
code, even for a call within

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

the same area.
You can enter up to 80 digits
for the phone number.
However, only the last 26
digits are displayed.

<When you enter a wrong number>

■ To insert a number

Press v to move the cursor to the number to
the left of the position where you want to insert
the number, then enter the number.

■ To delete a number

Press v to move the cursor to the number you
want to delete, then press t.
Press t for 1 second or longer to delete all
the numbers to the left of the cursor and the
number at the cursor position.

■ To re-enter the number

Move the cursor to the beginning or end of the
number and press t for 1 second or longer to
return to the standby screen.

<Videophone>

■ To make a videophone call with Chara-

den

XUu (FUNC)X“Select image”X

“Chara-den”XSelect Chara-den

Enter phone number

Function menu¨p.60

r (voice call), o (V.phone)

2

<Voice call>

“ ” flashes while dialing
and lights up during the
call.

■ If you hear the busy

tone

The line is busy. Call again
after a while.

■ If you hear a message

that the other party
cannot be reached

The other party’s mobile
phone is not turned on or is out of signal
range. Call again after a while.

■ If you hear a message requesting your

caller ID

Call again with Caller ID Notification enabled.
→pp.56, 68

Function menu¨p.60

<Videophone>

“ ” flashes while dialing
a videophone call and
lights up during the call.

■ If a videophone call is
not connected→ p.61

■ To switch between
camera image and
substitute image

XUu (FUNC)X

“Substitute image”⇔“My
side”

■ To switch the main screen

XXd (Change)

“Change main disp.” →p.60

■ To enlarge a camera image to be sent

XUse Xv to adjust zoom

Zoom→ p.245

■ To mute the voice to send

XYa (マナー ) (1 second or longer)

“ ” appears.
To cancel muting, press Ya (マナー ) for 1
second or longer again.

Videophone in-call

Function menu¨p.60

In-call

58

■ To set Hyper Clear Voice→p.70

■ To switch a voice/videophone call during a
call→ p.62

■ To put the current voice/videophone call
on hold→ p.75

■ To switch between the FOMA terminal and

Bluetooth device (p.402)

Xr (1 second or longer)

■ When 2in1 is in Dual mode

The Outgoing number selection screen appears.
Select a phone number.

To end the call, press y

3

●

Using Touch style

On the Touch menu, touch

1

“Dialing”X“Direct input”

“Selecting functions from the touch menu”→ p.32

Touch the phone number on the

2

paletteXTouch (voice call) or

(videophone)

To end the call, touch

3

■Touch operation screen

N

z In Share style, a flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch (optional), etc. is required to make
calls. Activate Communication style, or connect a
flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch.

z In Touch style, a flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch (optional), etc. is required to make
handsfree voice calls or videophone calls. Activate
Communication style, or connect a flat-plug
earphone/microphone with switch.

<Voice call>

z The Power saver mode is activated if you do not

execute touch operations and key operations for
15 seconds during a call.

<Videophone>

z Videophone using the rear camera is not

available.

z If you make a videophone call to an emergency

number (110, 119 or 118) from the FOMA
terminal, the call automatically changes to a voice
call.

z You cannot receive i-mode mail or MessageR/F

during a videophone call (you can receive SMS).
Received mail is stored at the i-mode center and
can be retrieved using “Check new messages”
after the videophone call.

z During battery charge, if the videophone call and

1Seg recording are running simultaneously, the
camera-off message may appear and the Camera

①

②

may be turned off automatically depending on the
FOMA terminal temperature. The substitute image
appears on the other party’s screen.

z Digital communications charges apply when the

substitute image is displayed during a videophone
call.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

③

① The entered phone number appears.
② to , , , : Enter a phone

number.

: Enter p (pause).→p.69
: Delete the entered phone number.

③ : Quit operation, : Dial a videophone call,

: Dial a voice call

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59

You can use the videophone call function

Videophone

between terminals that support the DOCOMO
videophone system.

z DOCOMO’s Videophone is compliant with the

3G-324M*2 international standard established
by the 3GPP*1 (the 3rd Generation Partnership
Project that sets standards for 3rd generation
mobile communications systems). Connections

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

with videophones using different standards
cannot be made.

*1: 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project)

A regional standardization body established to
develop commonly applied technical
specifications for 3rd-generation mobile
communications systems (IMT-2000).

*2: 3G-324M

An international standard for 3rd-generation
mobile videophones.

■Guide to the videophone screen

1

Enter phone number screen
(p.58)

Notify Caller ID→ p.68

Prefix numbers→ p.70

Chaku-moji→ p.67

Int’l call→ p.63

Multi Number→ p.4 28

Add to phonebook→ p.92

Compose message*→p. 154

Select image……Select Me/Chara-den as an image

used during a videophone call.
Select “Release settings” to release the setting.

*: Not available when 2in1 is in B mode.

In-call screen (p.58)

Bluetooth/Phone……Switch between the FOMA

terminal and Bluetooth device (p.402).

3

4

2

①Main screen (Camera image of the other party

is displayed by default)

②Sub-screen (Your own camera image is

displayed by default)

③Last call duration
④Settings

: Hyper Clear Voice (Low/High)
: Voice being transmitted/Transmission

error

: Video being transmitted/Transmission

error

: Camera image/Substitute image/

Chara-den being transmitted

: Handsfree ON/OFF

: Muting
: Visual check in progress
: Photo mode (Portrait)
: Key operation mode (DTMF

*1 : You cannot change the Photo mode.
*2 : “Send DTMF tone/DTMF tone OFF” →p.61
*3 : “Using Chara-den” →p. 80

mode
action mode

*1

*2

/Whole action mode*3/Part

*3

)

60

Videophone in-call screen
(p.58)

Petit message→ p.82

Decoration→ p.8 2

Off decoration……Delete the displayed message or

stamp.

Substitute image⇔My side……Switch between the

camera image and substitute image.

Change main disp.……Change the main display.

The screen changes in the following order: “Displaying the
image from the other party’s camera on your main screen”
→“Displaying the image from your own camera on your
main screen”→ “Displaying only the image from the other
party’s camera”→ “Displaying only the image from your
own camera”.

Bluetooth/Phone……Switch between the FOMA

terminal and Bluetooth device (p.402).

Visual check ⇔Visual check off……View yourself with

the front camera during a videophone call. Otherwise, end
checking. “ ” appears and the substitute image is sent
to the other party during visual check.

V.phone settings……Set the screen for videophone

calls.

Visual prefer.……Select Normal/Prefer img qual/

Prefer motion spd for an image sent to and received
from the other party.
This setting is only retained during the call.

Brightness……Adjust the brightness between five

levels (–2 to 0 to +2).

White balance……Set image color tones.→ p.2 35

This setting is also applied to the equivalent camera
functions.

Color mode set……Select Normal/Sepia/

Monochrome as an image effect.
This setting is only retained during the call.

Chara-den set.……Set the following when Chara-den is

used. This setting cannot be set for the camera images.

Switch Chara-den

Action List

Change Action

Switch image……Display an image selected in

“Substitute image” (p.81) on the other party’s display.

Display light……Set the backlight.

All time ON

Same as backlight……Turn on the backlight

according to “Lighting” under “Backlight”.

FrontCamera Rev.……Set whether to display your

camera image as a mirror image (ON) or normal image
(OFF) on your FOMA terminal during a call.

Own number……Display your phone number during a

videophone call.

Send DTMF tone⇔ DTMF tone OFF……Set/Release

push signal transmission mode during Chara-den.
Videophone calls other than Chara-den are always in
push signal transmission mode.

Change to voice→ p.62

Loc. notification→ p.323

●

If a videophone call is not connected

When a videophone call is not connected, the cause
of the failure appears.

z The cause may not appear depending on the

situation.

z Depending on the type of the other party’s phone or

network service subscription, the reason may not
accurately reflect the other party’s actual status.

Display Cause

Check number then
redial

Busy The line is busy

Busy with packet
transmission

Out of service area/
power off

Your call is being
forwarded

Redial using voice
call

Please activate
caller ID before
dialing again

This number is not
available

Upper limit has
been exceeded
Connection failed

Connection failed You attempted to connect

Please make your
call from the i-mode
web page

The dialed phone number is not
in use

• This message may also appear
during packet communication,
depending on the other party’s
terminal.

The other party is using packet
communication

The other party is out of service
area or the phone is turned off

The call is being forwarded (a
videophone call is made when
the forwarding number is for a
3G-324M-compatible
videophone)

The forwarding phone is not
compatible with videophone

The other party has set the
Caller ID request service

The other party has set the
Nuisance call blocking service

The upper limit set for a Limit
billing plan (Type Limit or Family
Wide Limit) is exceeded

without notifying your caller ID
(when dialing into visualnet, etc.)

• This message may also appear
in other situations.

Set Caller ID Notification to “ON”
and retry.

You attempted to make a
videophone call to watch V-live
without browsing the i-mode
official site

z If the videophone call is not supported, your call is

automatically switched to a voice call when you set
“Auto redial as voice” to “ON”. However, the
videophone may not work properly if you call an
ISDN synchronous 64K access point, 3G-324M­incompatible ISDN videophone (as of October,

2008) or if you dial a wrong number. Call charges
may apply.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

61

Switching a Voice/Videophone Call during a Call

z You can use this function with terminals compatible

with voice call/videophone call switch.

z You can switch calls only when you are the caller.
z To switch calls, the receiver needs to set “Ntfy

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

switch-mode” beforehand.→ p.81

<Example: To switch a voice call to a videophone
call>

In-call screen (p.58)Xd (V.phone)

1

X“YES”

During switching, a screen appears indicating
that the calls are being switched, and voice
announcement is played.

N

z Depending on the other party’s communication

conditions or signal quality, you may not be able to
switch the calls and the call may be disconnected.

z When the call is switched, the first dialed or

received call is stored in the Redial/Dialed calls or
Received calls.

<When switching from voice call to videophone
call>

z If the caller is using i-mode, i-mode is

disconnected and the call is switched to
videophone.

z If the other party is using packet communication

(including i-mode), the message “No Switch”
appears and the calls cannot be switched.

z You cannot switch the calls when “Call Waiting” is

active.

Digital communications
charges apply after this
screen appears.

■ To switch a videophone call to a voice call

XVideophone in-call screen (p.58)X

u (FUNC)X“Change to voice”

N

z It takes about 5 seconds to switch the calls. Note

that the signal quality may affect the switching
time.

z You cannot switch calls in the following cases:

• When the other party is holding the call

• When the other party activates Record
message

z The displayed call duration is reset to 0 second

each time the calls are switched. However, the
total time of the voice and videophone calls is
displayed after the call ends.

Making an International Call

<WORLD CALL>

WORLD CALL is a service where you can use your
DOCOMO mobile phone to call overseas.
You applied for “WORLD CALL” when you started to
use FOMA services. (Except if you did not wish to
apply for it.)

z You can make a call to approximately 240 countries

and regions worldwide.

z “WORLD CALL” charges are billed with your

monthly FOMA call charges.

z In addition to directly dialing a phone number, you

can make an international call by adding “+” or
selecting “Int’l call” or “Prefix numbers” from the
function menu of the enter phone number screen or
Phonebook/Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls
detail screen.

z Services are not available in some billing plans.

For WORLD CALL, call at general inquiries
provided on the back of the manual.

International videophone calls can be made to 3G
area-compatible overseas handsets by pressing
o (V.phone) after following the dialing procedure
below.

z Visit the NTT DOCOMO website for countries

and operators.

z In some types of the other party, international

videophone is not available or the other party’s
picture on FOMA is distorted.

62

Dialing a phone number to make an
international call

Dial the phone number in the

1

following order: 010→Country
code→Area code (City code)→
Other party’s phone number

Dial the other party’s phone number excluding
“0” at the beginning of the mobile phone number
or area code (city code). However, to call to Italy,
etc., “0” is required.
You can also make an international call by
dialing the phone number in the following order:
009130→ 010→ Country code→ Area code (City
code)→ Other party’s phone number.

r

2

The international call is made.

Simple procedures for making
international calls

z You can store country codes and international call

access codes in “Int’l dial assistance”.

●

Using “+” to make an international
call

“+” changes to “IDD prefix code” set in “Auto int’l call
set”, and you can make an international call without
dialing the IDD prefix code.

z Since “Auto int’l call set” under “Int’l dial assistance”

is set to “ON” (automatically added) by default, the
IDD prefix code is automatically dialed.

On the standby screen, dial the

1

following: + (0 (1 second or
longer))→Country code→ Area
code (City code)→ Other party’s

phone number

Dial the other party’s phone number excluding
“0” at the beginning of the mobile phone number
or area code (city code). However, to call to Italy,
etc., “0” is required.

r

X

2

“Dial”

The international call is made.

■ To make a call without converting “+” into

the IDD prefix code

X“Original Phone No.”

■ To cancel calling

X“Cancel”

●

Making an international call from the
function menu

Open the function menu and add the country code
and IDD prefix code to make an international call.

z You can use the international dialing function on

the Enter phone number screen or Phonebook/
Received calls/Dialed calls/Redial detail screen.

<Example: To use the international dial function on
the enter phone number screen>

Enter the phone number of the

1

other party

u (FUNC)X“Int’l call”XSelect a

2

country codeXSelect an IDD
Prefix code

The selected country code and IDD prefix code
are added. “0” at the beginning of the mobile
phone number or area code (city code) is
automatically deleted (except when “Italy” is
selected for the country code).

r

3

The international call is made.

N

z Even if Caller ID Notification is active, the caller ID

may not appear properly depending on the
operator. In this case, calls cannot be made from
the Received calls screen.

Setting international calls

Set the auto conversion of “+”, and edit or store
country codes and IDD prefix codes.

iX“Settings/Service”X

1

“Dialing”X“Int’l dial assistance”X

<Int’l dial assistance>

Select any item:

Auto int’l call set.……Set the auto conversion of “+”

used when making an international call.

X“ON”XSelect a country codeXSelect an

IDD Prefix code

■To disable auto conversion

X“OFF”

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Continued on next page

63

Country Code setting……

Store up to 22 country names
and country codes to use
when making international
calls. Visit the NTT DOCOMO
website for country codes.

XHighlight an itemX

o (Edit)XEnter a country
nameXEnter a country code

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

IDD Prefix setting……Store

the IDD prefix name and IDD
prefix code to use when
making an international call.
Up to 3 entries can be added.

XHighlight an item to store

or editXo (Edit) XEnter
an IDD prefix nameXEnter
an IDD prefix code

Country Code setting

Function menu¨p.64

IDD Prefix setting

Function menu¨p.70

Country Code setting screen
(p.64)

Edit

Delete……Select Delete this/Delete selected/Delete all.

Using Handsfree during a Call

<Handsfree>

The other party’s voice comes from the speaker
during a call.

In-call screen (p.58)Xo ()

1

“ ” appears and the other party’s voice comes
from the speaker during a handsfree call.

While ringing, you can switch to handsfree by
pressing o (/).

●

Notes on use

It is recommended that you keep a distance of about
30 cm from the FOMA terminal during a handsfree
call. If it is too close or too far, the other party may find
it difficult to hear you or your voice may sound
differently.

N

z Before switching to a handsfree call, move to an

area where your call will not disturb other people.

z When a call is finished, the handsfree setting is

released.

Using the Redial/Dialed Calls/ Received Calls History

<Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls>

Information on the other party’s phone number and
the date and time is stored in the Redial/Dialed calls/
Received calls. You can make a call to the other party
quickly by using these records.

z When you make calls to the same phone number

repeatedly, the latest entry is saved to Redial and
separate entries are saved to Dialed calls.

z Up to 30 phone numbers for voice calls,

videophone calls, and PushTalk calls can be stored
in Redial.

z Up to 30 voice call, videophone call, and PushTalk

call entries and 30 packet communication and 64K
data communication entries can be stored in Dialed
calls/Received calls.

z If the maximum number of entries is exceeded,

older entries are overwritten.

z Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls of PushTalk

→p.85

<Example: To make a call from the Redial/Received
calls list screen>

On the standby screenX

1

j (Redial) or h (Received calls)

■ To check Dialed calls

XiX“Own data”X“Dialed

calls”

Voice call Videophone call

■ To release handsfree

XPress o ( ) during a handsfree call

“ ” disappears for voice call or PushTalk.
“ ” changes to “ ” for videophone.

64

Ex. Redial (list)

Function menu¨p.66

Highlight a Redial/Received calls

2

entry

■ To make a call after

checking the details of
the Redial/Received
calls entry

XSelect a Redial/Received

calls entry

Ex. Redial (detail)

Function menu¨p.66

r (voice call), o (V.phone),

3

@ (PushTalk)

●

Checking the number of missed calls

■ To check only missed calls in Received calls

XiX“Own data”X“Received calls”

The total number of received calls, the number of
missed calls and the number of unconfirmed missed
calls appear.
When you select “Missed calls”, only the missed calls
appear.

■Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls icons

*1

Icon

/ / Incoming and Outgoing/Missed/

/ / Incoming and Outgoing/Missed/

/ / Incoming and Outgoing/Missed/

/ / Incoming and Outgoi ng/Missed/

/ / Incoming and Outgoi ng/Missed/

/ / Incoming and Outgoi ng/Missed/

*2

/ Record message/Record VP

・ /

/

Unconfirmed missed voice calls

Unconfirmed missed international
voice calls

Unconfirmed missed videophone calls

Unconfirmed missed international
videophone calls

Unconfirmed missed PushTalk calls
(one-to-one communication)

Unconfirmed missed PushTalk calls
(group communication)

Incoming and Outgoing calls in B
mode of 2in1

message

Received calls with Chaku-moji

Incoming and Outgoing/Missed/
Unconfirmed missed packet
communication

Description

*1

Icon

/ / Incoming and Outgoing/Missed/

*1 : Some icons look different between the detail screen

and list screen.

*2 : Displayed only when 2in1 is in Dual mode.

Unconfirmed missed 64K data
communication

Incoming packet communication or
64K data communication that is
received without an external device
connected

Incoming and Outgoing calls when
the Time zone is not “GMT+09”
regardless of the “Auto time adjust”
setting (the summer time is displayed
when you set the summer time)

Description

N

z When you use 2in1, up to 30 entries can be stored

for each phone number. Also, when set to Dual
mode, up to 30 Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls
entries for both phone numbers and a total of the
60 entries are displayed.

<Redial/Dialed calls>

z Activating “Restrict dialing” deletes all Redial/

Dialed calls entries.

z When you make a call by selecting Multi number

from the function menu, the registered name and
number of the additional number are displayed
under the phone number on the Redial screen
(detail)/Dialed calls screen (detail). When you
make a call without using the function menu,
nothing is displayed even when “Set Multi
Number” is set to additional number.

<Received calls>

z When “Missed calls display” under “Ring time

(sec.)” is set to “Not display” and you receive a call
of which ring tone sounded for a shorter time than
the time set in “Set mute seconds”, the call is not
displayed in Received calls.

z If the caller is using “Dial-in”, a number different

from the “Dial-in” number may be displayed.

z If the same phone number is registered in multiple

phonebook entries with different names, the
names appear in reading order on the Received
calls screen.→p.96

z When you have subscribed to Multi number and

make a call from the Received calls screen, the
phone call is made from the number that received
the call regardless of the “Set Multi Number”
setting.

z When you receive a call for the additional number

of Multi number, the registered name of the
additional number is displayed under the phone
number on the Received calls screen (detail).

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

65

Redial/Dialed calls/Received
calls screen (p.64)

Notify Caller ID*1→p. 68

Prefix numbers

Chaku-moji

Int’l call

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

2in1/Multi Num.

Select PushTalk

calls of PushTalk”→p.85

Ring time

times.

Add to phonebook……Select Add to phonebook/Add to

PushTalk*5/Add to PushTalk Gr.*5 for the registration
destination. “Adding entries to the phonebook from
Redial, Dialed calls, etc.”→p. 94

Look-up phonebook*2……“Accessing the phonebook

from Redial, Dialed calls, etc.”→p.96

Add desktop icon→ p.1 21

Compose message

Compose SMS

Search location*2……Access the i-mode site and

execute imadoco kantan search using the phone number.

Sent address

Received address

Select image*2……Select My side/Chara-den for an

image used during a videophone call.
Select “Release settings” to release the setting.

Big font⇔ Standard font*7……Change the font size of

the displayed name.

Delete……Select Delete this/Delete selected/Delete all.

*1 : Available only on the detail screen.
*2 : Not available for PushTalk (group communication)

history screen.

*3 : When the 2in1 setting is set to ON and in Dual mode,

select “Number A”/“Number B”/“Cancel number”
(p.432) (unavailable in A mode or B mode).
When the 2in1 setting is set OFF, select Basic
Number/Additional Number 1/Additional Number 2/
Cancel number (p.429).

*4 : Available only for PushTalk (group communication)

history screen.

*5 : Available only when 2in1 is in A mode or Dual mode,

and a record of A mode is selected.
*6 : Available only on the Received calls screen.
*7 : Available only on the list screen.
*8 : Available only on the Redial or Dialed calls screen.
*9 : Not available when 2in1 is in B mode.

*1*2

→p. 70

*1*2

→p. 67

*1*2

→p. 63

*1*2*3

→pp.429, 428

*4*5

……“Redial/Dialed calls/Received

*6*7

……Display missed call entries with ringing

*2*5

→p.154

*2*5

→p. 190

*8*9

*6

N

z Selecting “Delete all” on the Redial/Dialed calls

deletes all Redial and Dialed calls entries. Note
that selecting “Delete this” or “Delete selected” for
a Redial entry does not delete the entry from
Dialed calls, and selecting “Delete this” or “Delete
selected” for a Dialed calls entry does not delete
the entry from Redial.

z When 2in1 is set to ON, selecting “Delete all” on

the Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls screen
deletes all Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls
entries in A or B mode regardless of the 2in1 mode.

<Compose message>

z Compose mail with a mail address specified as

the recipient when the mail address is stored in
the phonebook together with the phone number. If
multiple mail addresses are stored, the first
address is used.

Using Chaku-moji

<Chaku-moji>

When making a voice call or videophone call, send a
message (Chaku-moji) to the other party to show a
summary of the call, etc. beforehand.

z 5 Chaku-moji messages are stored at the time of

purchase. You can change the pre-installed Chaku­moji messages.

z You can include pictograms or face marks in

Chaku-moji, and you can send a message of up to
10 characters including pictograms/symbols/
double-byte characters/single-byte characters.

z For details on Chaku-moji and the compatible

models, refer to the NTT DOCOMO website or
“Mobile Phone User’s Guide [Network Services]”.

z Chaku-moji is not compatible with PushTalk.

Adding, editing and setting messages

iX“Settings/Service”X

1

“Network service”X“Chaku-moji”

XSelect any item:

Create message……Store or

edit frequently used Chaku­moji. Up to 30 Chaku-moji
messages (including 5 pre­installed) can be stored.

XHighlight an item to store

or editXo (Edit)XEnter
Chaku-moji

Create message list

Function menu¨p.67

66

MSG display settings……Set the Chaku-moji

display setting for an incoming call with Chaku-moji.

Display all messages

Only number in PH-book……Display only

Chaku-moji messages from senders stored in
the phonebook.

Calls with Caller ID……Display only Chaku-

moji messages from senders providing the
caller ID.

Hide all messages

3D message display……Set whether to display

Chaku-moji in 3D animation.

Create message list screen
(p.66)

Edit

Delete……Select Delete this/Delete selected/Delete all.

N

z You cannot delete the pre-installed Chaku-moji.

Even when you change a pre-installed Chaku-moji
and delete the Chaku-moji, it is restored to default.

Making a call with a message

You can add Chaku-moji when making a voice or
videophone call from the “Enter phone number”
screen and the detail screen of the “Phonebook”,
“Redial”, “Dialed calls” or “Received calls”.

<Example: To make a call with Chaku-moji from the
enter phone number screen>

Enter phone number screen (p.58)

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Chaku-moji”X

Select any item:

Create message……Enter Chaku-moji. Up to 10

characters can be entered.

Select message……Select a stored Chaku-moji.

You can edit Chaku-moji by pressing o (Edit) on
the message selection screen.

Sent messages……Select a previously sent

Chaku-moji. You can edit Chaku-moji by pressing
o (Edit) on the sent message screen.

■ To delete the entered Chaku-moji (to make

a call without Chaku-moji)

Xu (FUNC)X“Chaku-moji”X“Create

message”XClear the entered text

r (voice call), o (V.phone)

2

When the other party’s terminal receives Chaku­moji, “Transmission completed” appears.

N

z Charges apply to send Chaku-moji. Charges do

not apply to receive Chaku-moji.

z You can store up to 30 Chaku-moji in Sent

messages (when 2in1 is active, up to 30 sent
messages in each mode, and in Dual mode, up to
30 in each mode and a total of up to 60 sent
messages are stored). When you send the same
Chaku-moji repeatedly, only the latest one is
recorded. When the number of entries exceeds
the maximum, older entries are overwritten.

z If the receiver’s terminal is under the following

conditions, Chaku-moji cannot be sent. In this
case, no sending charges apply.

• The terminal does not support Chaku-moji
(“Transmission failed” appears)

• Chaku-moji does not appear on the receiver
display due to the “MSG display settings” on the
receiver terminal (“Transmission failed” appears)

• Public mode (Driving mode) is set

• The ringing time for Record message is set to 0
second

• “ ” is displayed or the power is off

z Depending on the signal quality, the transmission

result may not appear on the sender terminal even
when the receiver terminal receives Chaku-moji.
In this case, sending charges apply.

z You cannot send or receive Chaku-moji overseas.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

67

●

When you receive a voice or
videophone call with a message

The Chaku-moji appears on the ringing screen. The
Chaku-moji disappears when you answer the call.

z The received Chaku-

moji is displayed in 3D
animation.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Chaku­moji

Ex. Voice call

N

z Even when you receive a call whose ring tone

sounded for a shorter time than the time set in
“Set mute seconds” under “Ring time (sec.)”,
Chaku-moji is displayed and recorded in Received
calls.

z Some pictograms are not displayed in 3D

animation.

z Depending on the status of the sender or receiver,

Chaku-moji may not be displayed even when you
receive a call with Chaku-moji.

z When the Original lock is set on “Chaku-moji”,

Chaku-moji is not displayed even if you receive a
call with Chaku-moji. You can view the Chaku-moji
in Received calls after releasing the lock.

●

Displaying a message from Received
calls

When you receive Chaku-moji, the “ ” icon
appears on the Received calls entry, and you can
check the Chaku-moji on the “Received calls” screen
(detail).

N

z Even when you make a call using the Received

calls entry, the Chaku-moji in the entry is not sent.

Showing/Hiding Caller ID When Making a Call

Adding the “186”/“184” prefix to the
other party’s phone number

To show your caller ID, add the “186” prefix when you
dial the phone number. To hide your caller ID, add the
“184” prefix.

z Adding the “186” or “184” prefix to phone numbers

is not valid when making PushTalk calls.

■To show your phone number

186 - (The other party’s phone number)X
r (voice call) or o (V.phone)

■To hide your phone number

184 - (The other party’s phone number)X
r (voice call) or o (V.phone)

Showing/Hiding your caller ID from the
function menu

Show/Hide your caller ID using the function menu of a
detail screen such as “Enter phone number” screen,
“Phonebook”, “Received calls”, “Dialed calls” or
“Redial”.

<Example: To make a voice call from the Enter phone
number screen>

Enter the phone number of the

1

other party

u (FUNC)X“Notify Caller ID”X

2

“OFF” or “ON”

■ To release the “Notify Caller ID” setting

X“Cancel prefix”

When “Cancel prefix” is selected, the “Caller ID
Notification” setting applies.

r (voice call), o (V.phone)

3

68

Sending Push Signals Quickly

Use services such as ticket ordering or checking
bank balances by sending push signals from the
FOMA terminal.

Storing dialing data as pause dial
record entries

Register dialing data used as push signals to Pause
dial beforehand. Inserting p (pause) into the dialing
data allows you to send data with a separation where
a pause lies.

z Only a single entry can be saved.
z You can enter characters from 0 to 9, #, *, and p

(pause) for dialing data.

z You cannot enter p (pause) in succession or at the

beginning of the dialing data.

iX“Settings/Service”X

1

“Dialing”X“Pause dial”

■ If there is dialing data

already stored

The stored dialing data
appears.

o (Edit)

2

Press 0 to 9, q or w to enter dialing
data.

■ To enter p (pause)

Xw (1 second or longer)

Edit

Send pause dial……Enter the phone number of the other

party and send the dialing data.
Each time you press r, the dialing data up to p (pause)
is transmitted.

Delete

X

Enter dialing data

Pause dial screen (p.69)

<Pause dial>

Pause dial

Function menu¨p.69

Transmitting dialing data as pause dial

iX“Settings/Service”X

1

“Dialing”X“Pause dial”d (Send)

Dial the phone number of the

2

destination

A call is made to the entered phone number and
the dialing data up to the first p (pause) is
displayed while the dialed phone is ringing. p
(pause) is not displayed.

r

3

Each time you press r, the dialing data up to
p (pause) is transmitted. When the last number
is sent, the in-call screen reappears.

■ To transmit all dialing data at once

Xj (1 second or longer)

It may not be possible to send all the data at
once to some recipients.

N

z Some phones may be unable to receive push

signals.

X

r

X

“Send at one time”

Using the Prefix Function

Store prefix numbers such as IDD Prefix code and
186/184 for showing/hiding your caller ID beforehand
and add these prefix numbers when you make calls.

Storing prefix numbers

z Up to 7 prefix numbers can be stored.
z You can enter characters from 0 to 9, #, * and +.

i

X

1

2

3

“Settings/Service”

“Dialing”X“Prefix setting”

Highlight an item to store or
change

X

o (Edit)

Enter a name

Continued on next page

<Prefix setting>

X

Prefix setting

Function menu¨p.70

69

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Enter a number (prefix)

4

You can enter up to 10 digits.

Prefix setting screen (p.69)/IDD
Prefix setting screen (p.64)

Edit, Delete this/Delete*, Delete all……Select an option.

*: “Delete” appears on the IDD Prefix setting screen.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Making a call with a prefix number

z You can add prefix numbers on the “Enter phone

number” screen and the detail screen of
“Phonebook”, “Received calls”, “Dialed calls” or
“Redial”.

<Example: To make a voice call by adding a prefix
number on the enter phone number screen>

Enter the phone number of the

1

other party

u (FUNC)X“Prefix numbers”X

2

Select a stored nameXr

<Prefix numbers>

Setting Sub-Address When Making a Call

Set whether to specify “*” in the phone number as a
separator so that the digits following “*” are
recognized as a sub-address (ON or OFF).

z Sub-addresses are used in ISDN to identify calls

made from specific communications devices and to
select content in “V-live”.

i

X

1

N

z In the following cases, “*” does not function as a

“Settings/Service”

“Dialing”X“Sub-address setting”

X

“ON” or “OFF”

sub-address separator. The number including “*”
is recognized as an ordinary phone number.

• When “*” is entered at the beginning of a phone

number

• When “*” immediately follows “186” or “184” at

the beginning of a phone number

• When “*” immediately follows a number

entered using “Prefix numbers”

• When the phone number contains “*590#”,
“*591#” or “*592#”

<Sub-address setting>

X

Setting the Alarm for Reconnection

When the signal quality deteriorates during a voice/
videophone call or PushTalk communication and the
call disconnects, the FOMA terminal will
automatically reconnect the call if the signal quality
quickly improves. Set the type of alarm when a call is
reconnected.

z The time required for reconnection varies

depending on communication conditions or the
signal quality. It takes about 10 seconds.

i

X

1

N

z Call charges also apply until reconnected (up to

“Settings/Service”X“Talk”
“Reconnect signal”XSelect an
alarm tone

Select “No tone”, “High tone” or “Low tone”.

about 10 seconds).

<Reconnect signal>

X

Making the Earpiece Sounds Clear

This function detects ambient noise and makes the
other party’s voice clear during a voice or videophone
call.

z When handsfree is on or an external device such

as flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch
(optional) is connected, this function is disabled.

In-call screen (p.58)

1

p (//)

Pressing p switches the setting in the
following order: “High”

High……Activate the function even when quiet,

regardless of the ambient noise.

Low……Activate the function only when the ambient

noise is high.

OFF……Deactivate the function.

■ To set from the main menu

XiX“Settings/Service”X“Talk”X“Hyper Clear

Voi ce ”X“High”, “Low” or “OFF”

N

z This function changes the sound quality or

volume. Change the setting if necessary.

<Hyper Clear Voice>

X

→“OFF” →“Low”.

70

N

z The effect may vary depending on the other

party’s voice, etc.

z The ambient noise detected via the microphone

activates this function. It may be activated by your
voice.

Blocking Out Ambient Noise

<Noise reduction>

This function suppresses ambient noise and makes it
easier for the other party to hear you during a voice/
videophone call or PushTalk call.

i

X

1

“Settings/Service”X“Talk”
“Noise reduction”X“ON” or
“OFF”

X

Receiving a Voice/ Videophone Call

Receive a voice or videophone

1

call

The ring tone sounds and the illumination
flashes.

■ When you receive a call with Chaku-moji

The Chaku-moji appears on the ringing screen
or videophone ringing screen. →p.68

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Making a Handsfree Call While Driving

You can make or receive voice calls with handsfree
devices by connecting the FOMA terminal to
handsfree devices such as In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01
(optional) or a car navigation system.
For information on how to use the handsfree device,
refer to the manual provided with the device. The
FOMA In-Car Hands-Free Cable 01 (optional) is
required to use the In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01.

N

z To operate from the handsfree device, set the

USB mode to “Communication mode”.

z The display and ring tones used for incoming calls

and mail follow the FOMA terminal settings.

z When the handsfree device is set to emit sounds,

the ring tone comes from the handsfree device
even when in Manner mode or the Ring volume is
set to “Silent”.

z When the Public mode (Driving mode) is set,

operation for incoming calls and mail follows the
“Public mode (Driving mode)” settings.

z When Record message is set, operation for

incoming calls follows the “Record message”
settings.

z When the FOMA terminal is set to emit sounds,

operation when the FOMA terminal is folded
during a call follows “Setting when folded”. When
the handsfree device is set to emit sounds, folding
the FOMA terminal does not affect the call status
regardless of the “Setting when folded” setting.

<In-car hands-free>

Ringing

Function menu¨p.72

■ To put a voice/videophone call on hold
while ringing→p.75

r

2

■ To answer a videophone call with the
substitute image

Xd (Subst.)

■ Operations during a videophone call

You can perform various operations such as
changing the camera image to the substitute
image and muting sounds during a videophone
call.→ p.5 8

■ To set Hyper Clear Voice→p.70

■ When the other party switches a voice/
videophone call during a call →p.73

■ To put the current voice/videophone call
on hold→ p.75

■ To switch between the FOMA terminal and

Bluetooth device (p.402)

Xr (1 second or longer)

To end the call, press y

3

Videophone ringing

Function menu¨p.72

71

●

Using Touch style

Receive a voice or videophone

1

call

2

Touch to open the palette of the function
menu (p.72) of the ringing screen/videophone

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

ringing screen.

■ To answer a videophone call with the

substitute image

X

To end the call, touch

3

■Touch operation screen

① Function menu of the ringing screen/videophone

ringing screen →p. 72

Display while receiving a call

■When the other par ty’s phone number is

notified

The other party’s phone number appears on the
screen. When the caller is stored in the
phonebook, the name stored in the phonebook
appears (only the name is displayed while
Keypad lock is set).→p.92

z If the same phone number is registered in

multiple phonebook entries with different
names, the first name retrieved by Search
reading appears.→ p.96

z If the caller is stored as secret data, the name,

etc. do not appear but only the phone number
appears.

z When you receive a call for the additional

number of Multi number, the registered name
of the additional number is displayed on the
ringing screen.

■When the other par ty’s phone number is

not notified

The reason appears.

Ringing screen/Videophone
ringing screen (p.71)

Call Rejection……Terminate the incoming call without

answering it.

Call Forwarding……Forward the call to the forwarding

number regardless of the Activate/Deactivate setting of
Call Forwarding.

Voice Mail……Connect the call to the voice mail service

center regardless of the Activate/Deactivate setting of
Voi ce M ail .

Change Display……Switch the display from the

additional number 1 or 2 to the number from which the call
is forwarded. This can be selected when the received
multi number call (for additional number 1 or 2) was
forwarded.

N

①

z In Share style, a flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch (optional), etc. is required to make
calls. Activate Communication style, or connect a
flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch.

z In Touch style, a flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch (optional), etc. is required to make
handsfree voice calls or videophone calls. Activate
Communication style, or connect a flat-plug
earphone/microphone with switch.

z You can answer a call using a flat-plug earphone/

microphone with switch (optional).→ p.400

z If you have subscribed to the Call waiting, Voice

mail or Call forwarding service and you activate
“Set in-call arrival” and set “Incoming Call Mng” to
“Answer”, you will hear a short double beep
(“bibip”) when you receive a call during a call.

• If you subscribe to the Voice Mail or Call
Forwarding service, you can answer a call after
ending the current call.

• If you subscribe to the Call Waiting service, you
can answer a voice call after putting the current
call on hold, and you can answer a videophone
call after ending the current call.

z You can set the operation for calls from callers not

stored in the phonebook.→p.146

z You can set restrictions for each phone number

stored in the phonebook.→p.144

<Videophone>

z You can also answer a call by pressing

o (V.phone).

z It may take a few seconds to switch from the

camera image to the substitute image (Chara­den) depending on the Chara-den.

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When the Other Party Switches a Voice/Videophone Call

Answering a Call Automatically When Switching Styles

<Auto-ans at style-chg>

When you receive a voice/videophone call, the other
party can switch between voice call and videophone
call.

z The receiver cannot switch the call.
z To switch calls, the receiver needs to set “Ntfy

switch-mode” beforehand.→ p.81

z You can use this function with terminals compatible

with voice call/videophone call switch.

<Example: When the other party switched a voice call
to a videophone call>

In-call screen (p.58)XThe other

1

party switches to a videophone
callX“YES”

During switching, a screen appears indicating
that the calls are being switched, and voice
announcement is played.
When a voice call is switched to a videophone
call, the camera image is sent to the other party.

■ To send substitute image to the other

party

X“NO”

Answer an incoming voice call by switching from
Touch/Share style to Communication style.

i

X

1

“Settings/Service”X“Style
change setting”
style-chg”

X

“Auto-ans at

X

“ON” or “OFF”

Using the Dial Keys to Answer a Call

Turn off the ring tone or answer an incoming call
quickly.

i

X

1

“Settings/Service”
“Incoming call”X“Answer setting”

X

Select any item:

Any key answer……Press any of the following keys

to answer voice calls or PushTalk:

r, d (Talk), 0 to 9, w, t, o, p,
a (マナー ), b (voice calls), @ (PushTalk)

* You can answer a videophone call only by normal

key operations (r, d (Subst.) or
o (V.phone)).

Quick silent……Stop the ring tone while the caller

continues to hear the ringback tone by opening the
FOMA terminal or pressing any of the following keys:

0 to 9, w, t, b, p, a (マナー ) or
o (voice calls or PushTalk)
To answer the call, press r, d (Answer/Subst.)
o (V.phone) (videophone), or @ (PushTalk).

OFF……Answer a call only by normal key

operations.

r, d (Answer/Subst.),
o (V.phone) (videophone), @ (PushTalk)

<Answer setting>

X

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

■ When the other party switches a

videophone call to a voice call

XVideophone in-call screen (p.58)XThe other

party switches to a voice call
The videophone call is switched to the voice call.

N

z Even when set to “Quick silent”, “Any key answer”

is active in Manner mode.

z Even when set to “Quick silent”, opening the

FOMA terminal does not activate “Quick silent” if
“Auto-ans at style-chg” under “Style change
setting” is set to “ON”.

z “Any key answer” or “Quick silent” does not work if

you press 5 (ECO mode ON/OFF) or 8
(Privacy angle ON/OFF) for 1 second or longer.

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Folding the FOMA Terminal to End/Hold Calls

<Setting when folded>

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume

<Volume>

Set the operation to be performed when the FOMA
terminal is folded during a voice or videophone call.

i

X

1

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

“Settings/Service”X“Talk”
“Setting when folded”XSelect any
item:

Continue talking……Continue talking. For

videophone calls, “Substitute image” is sent to the
other party.

No tone……Mute the sound. For videophone calls,

“Substitute image” is sent to the other party. The
other party does not hear the hold tone.

Tone on……Put the call on hold (holding). While the

terminal is folded, the other par ty hears the hold
tone. For videophone calls, the call hold image is
sent to the other party.

End the call……End the call. This is the same

operation as pressing y.

N

z When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with

switch (optional) is connected, this function is
disabled.

z Even if set to “Tone on”, folding the FOMA

terminal activates “No tone” when “Call Waiting” is
switched on.

z This setting does not work during PushTalk

communication. The operation follows “Setting
when folded” of the PushTalk settings.

On the standby screenX

1

c (1 second or longer)XUse c

X

to adjust volume

Pressing c (1 second or
longer) displays the earpiece
volume screen. If no
operation is performed for 2
seconds or longer while the
earpiece volume screen is
displayed, earpiece volume
adjustment ends.
Adjust the volume between 6 steps from
“Level 1” (quietest) to “Level 6” (loudest).

■ To adjust the earpiece volume during a

call

During a voice call: c (1 second or longer)
During a videophone call: c

• a ( マナー ) or s (LOCK) is also available to

adjust volume.

N

z The volume setting adjusted during a call is

retained after you end the call.

z You can also adjust volume during PushTalk or

handsfree call.

Adjusting the Ring Volume

<Ring volume>

Adjust the ring tone volume for incoming call, mail, chat
mail, MessageR/F or i-concier information between 6
steps. You can also mute or gradually increase volume.

i

X

1

2

“Settings/Service”
“Incoming call”X“Ring volume”
Select an item to adjust the
volume

Select “Phone” to adjust ring tone volume for
voice calls and 64K data communication.
Select “Mail”to adjust the ring tone volume for
i-mode mail, Area Mail, SMS and packet
communication.

Use c to adjust volumeXd (Set)

■ To increase volume gradually

XPress f at “Level 6”

When set to “Step”, the ring volume increases
every 3 seconds.

X

X

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■ To mute the ring tone

XPress g at “Level 1”

The icon on the standby screen indicates which
items are set to “Silent”.

: “Silent” is set for “Phone”, “Videophone”

and/or “PushTalk”

: “Silent” is set for “Mail”, “Chat mail”,

“MessageR” and/or “MessageF”

: Both “ ” and “ ” are set

N

z The ring volume setting specified for “Phone” in

this function is also applied to the “Select ring
tone” setting for a voice call, and the alarm tones
for “Schedule” and “To Do list”.

z Even if the Ring volume is set to “Level 3” - “Level

6” or “Step”, the ring tone is played at “Level 2” in
the following cases:

• Immediately after a voice call/videophone call
ends

• Immediately after a PushTalk call ends

• Immediately after a Record message/Voice
memo recording ends or during playback

• During/immediately after “Voice announce”
recording

Holding Incoming/Current Calls

<Example: To put an incoming call on hold>

While ringingXy

1

Three short beeps sound
and the call is put on hold.
The caller hears an
announcement that you
cannot answer now, and the
call is put on hold.

■ To put the current call

on hold

XDuring a callXt

■ To end the call during on hold/call hold

Xy

Press r to resume the call

2

You can also press t to resume the held call.

N

z Call charges apply while an incoming call or

current call is put on hold.

<On hold/Holding>

Setting the hold tone

Set the announcement to be played to the caller
during on hold.

z You cannot change the hold tone played during a

call.

i

X

1

“Settings/Service”X“Talk”
“Hold tone setting”X“On hold
tone”

X

Select a tone

Select “Tone 1”, “Tone 2”, “Voice announce 1*” or
“Voice announce 2

*: Not available when no voice announcement is

recorded.

*

”.

<Hold tone setting>

Using the Public Mode

Public mode (Driving mode/Power OFF) is an
automatic answering service provided for public
places and circumstances in which mobile phones
should not be used.

z When Public mode and network services are set

concurrently, Voice Mail service

*1

and Caller ID Request service*2 take

service
precedence over Public mode.

*1: For a voice call whose ring time is not “0 second”, a

service activates after the Public mode
announcement is played.

*2: When the caller notifies the caller ID, Public mode

activates.

z Public mode does not work for a call from a phone

number registered for Nuisance Call Blocking.

Using Public Mode (Driving Mode)

When Public mode is set, a caller hears a message
that you cannot answer the call because you are
driving or in a place where you have to refrain from
using a mobile phone (on a train or bus, in a theater,
etc.), then the call ends.

z Public mode can only be set or released from the

standby screen (can also be set or released when
“ ” is displayed.).

z You can make calls when Public mode is set.
z This function is not available during data

communication.

z When you receive a call with no caller ID while

Caller ID Request service is set to “Activate”, the
caller ID request announcement is played (Public
mode announcement is not played.)

<Public mode (Driving mode)>

*1

, Call Forwarding

X

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

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On the standby screenX

1

w (1 second or longer)

Public mode is set and “ ”
appears.
When you receive a call, the
caller hears the message “I can’t answer the call
because I am driving or I have to refrain from
using a mobile phone now. Please call back later”.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

■ To release Public mode (Driving mode)

XOn the standby screenXw (1 second or

longer)
Public mode is released and “ ” disappears.

N

z The Public mode setting takes priority even when

“Record message” is “ON”.

z The Public mode setting takes priority when

Manner mode is set at the same time.

z If you make an emergency call (110, 119 or 118)

while Public mode is set, Public mode is released.

z The following tones do not sound in Public mode:

• Ring tone for voice call/videophone/PushTalk

• Ring tone for mail and message

• Various alarm tones

• Wake-up tone

• Style-chg sound

• Charge sound

• Software tone for i-αppli

• Ring tone for packet communication/64k data
communication

• Search request notification tone for GPS

●

When Public mode (Driving mode) is
set

The ring tone does not sound when a voice call,
videophone call or PushTalk call arrives. Calls are
logged as “Missed calls” in “Received calls”, and the
“Missed call” desktop icon appears on the standby
screen.

z A voice caller hears a message that you cannot

answer the call because you are driving or in the
place where you have to refrain from using a
mobile phone, and then the call ends.

z A videophone caller sees the Public mode video

message on his or her display, and then the call
ends.

z An incoming PushTalk call is not answered.

A PushTalk caller sees the “Connection failed”
message on his or her display. In a conversation
between three or more people, the participating
members will know that you are driving.

z When you receive mail, the ring tone does not

sound and the “New mail” desktop icon appears on
the standby screen.

N

z If the power is off or “ ” is displayed, the

announcement for “ ” is played instead of the
Public mode message even when Public mode is
set. However, in case of PushTalk, “Disconnected”
appears on the members’ displays.

Using Public Mode (Power OFF)

When Public mode (Power OFF) is set, a caller who
made a call while the power is off hears a message
that you cannot answer the call because you are in a
place where you have to turn off the mobile phone (in
a hospital, on an airplane, around a priority seat on a
train, etc.), then the call ends.

On the standby screenX

1

w25251Xr

Public mode (Power OFF) is set (Nothing
changes on the standby screen).
When you receive a call after setting Public
mode (Power OFF) and turning off the power,
the caller hears the message “The person you
are calling is in an area where mobile phones
should not be used. Please call back later”.

■ To release Public mode (Power OFF)

XOn the standby screenX

w25250Xr

■ To check the Public mode (Power OFF)

setting

XOn the standby screenX

w25259Xr

●

When Public mode (Power OFF) is set

The setting is valid until “*25250” is dialed to release
Public mode (Power OFF). The setting is not released
by simply turning on the power.
The Public mode (Power OFF) announcement is
played even when you are out of service area or
where the reception is very poor.

z A voice caller hears a message that you cannot

answer the call because you are in a place where
you have to turn off the mobile phone, and then the
call ends.

z A videophone caller sees the Public mode (Power

OFF) video message on his or her display, and
then the call ends.

z An incoming PushTalk call is not answered. A

PushTalk caller sees the “Connection failed”
message on his or her display. In a conversation
between 3 or more people, the participating
members will know that you are not participating.

<Public mode (Power OFF)>

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When You Cannot Answer an Incoming Call

When you could not answer an incoming call,
appears on the standby screen. When you select ,
you can check the date, time and caller’s name of the
call.

z “Desktop icons providing information”→ p.122

On the standby screenXdX

1

Select “ ”

The “Missed call list” screen appears.

To check information with the FOMA
terminal folded

When there is a missed call, new mail (i-mode mail,
Area Mail, SMS) or new chat mail, the incoming call
lamp keeps flashing. Press s (LOCK) to sound the
short tone.

Press s (LOCK) with the FOMA

1

terminal folded

A short tone notifies you of the information in
accordance with “Info notice setting”.

●

Flashing of the Incoming call lamp

When there is a missed call, new mail, new chat mail
or other information, the incoming call lamp keeps
flashing in the respective color set in “Illumination”.

z Phone/Videophone: Color set for “Phone”
z New mail: Color set for “Mail”
z New chat mail: Color set for “Chat Mail”

■Flashing colors and conditions

z The lamp does not flash when “Missed info” under

“Illumination” is set to “OFF”.

z When “Gradation” under “Illumination” is set, the

lamp flashes in the default color.

z You can configure individual illumination settings in

the phonebook.→p.99

z The lamp does not flash in Public mode (Driving

mode).

■To turn off the lamp

z Select the icon for “Missed call”, “New mail” or

“Chat mail” on the display to check information, or
press t (1 second or longer).

<Missed call>

Setting the notification method for
missed calls

Set the notification method to be performed when
s (LOCK) is pressed with the FOMA terminal folded.

z The setting items and notification methods using

s (LOCK) are as follows:

■When there is a missed call, new mail, etc.

Setting

item

ON The “Pipip, pipip”

■When there is no missed call, new mail, etc.

Setting

item

ON The “pipipip”

*1 : Vibration works when “Phone” of “Vibrator” is not set

*2 : When the color of “Illumination” is set to “Gradation”,

1

Tone and

*1

vibration

tone plays.

Tone and

*1

vibration

tone plays.

to “OFF”.

the lamp flashes in the default color.

iX“Settings/Service”X

“Incoming call”X“Info notice

<Info notice setting>

Illumination

The incoming call lamp
lights for about 6 seconds
in the color set for
“Illumination”.
If there are different types
of information such as
call and mail, the lamp
changes to each of the
corresponding color at
1-second intervals.

Illumination

The lamp flashes in
“Color 12” for about 6
seconds.

*2

setting”XSelect “ON” or “OFF”

N

z This function alerts you using a “YES” indication

when a desktop icon such as “Missed call”, “New
mail” or “Chat mail” is displayed on the standby
screen.→p.122

z You cannot use s (LOCK) to check for missed

calls or new mail in the following cases:

• When playing music with Music Player/
Music&Video Channel

z The volume is “Level 2” of “Ring volume”.
z Opening the FOMA terminal during notification

stops the notification.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

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Having the Caller Leave a Message

Have the caller leave a message on your FOMA
terminal when you cannot answer a voice or
videophone call.

z Each message can be up to 20 seconds long, and

5 messages can be recorded for voice calls and 2

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

messages can be recorded for videophone calls.

Setting Record message

i

X

1

2

N

z To give priority to the “Record message” function

z If the mute time set for “Ring time (sec.)” is longer

z You can use “Ring tone/Image” (individual) to set

“Settings/Service”
“Incoming call”X“Record
message”

ON……Select Japanese 1/Japanese 2/English/

Voice announce 1*/Voice announce 2*.

OFF……Release the Record message setting.

*: Not available when no voice announcement is

recorded.

X

Enter the ringing time (000 to
120 seconds in 3 digits)

Record message is set, and “ ” and “ ”
appear on the standby screen.

when “Voice Mail”, “Call Forwarding” and “Record
message” are set simultaneously, set the ringing
time of Record message shorter than that of Voice
Mail and Call Forwarding.

than the ringing time set for Record message,
Record message activates without ringing. To
activate Record message after ringing, set the
Record message ringing time longer than the
mute time.

an answer message for each phone number and
“Ring tone/Image” (group) to set an answer
message for each group.

<Record message>

X

Select any item:

When “Record message” is set to
“ON” and you receive a call

Record message activates when the set time has
elapsed.

z The voice caller hears the answer message, and

recording starts.

z To a videophone caller, the “伝言メモ準備中

Preparing” image is sent, the answer message is
played, the “伝言メモ録画中 Recording” image is
sent, then recording starts.

■When message recording starts

z The recording screen appears. The caller’s voice

can be heard through the FOMA terminal earpiece
during recording.

■To answer a voice call during

recording

Xr

■To answer a videophone call

during recording

XPress r to answer with the

camera image or d (Subst.) to
answer with the substitute image

■When message recording ends

z The previous screen reappears

and the “Missed call” desktop
icon and “Record message”/
“Record VP message” desktop
icon appear on the standby
screen. You can check the
content by selecting one of the
desktop icons.→ p.79

z The number of recordings is indicated by icons in

the icon display area at the top of the screen.

- : Record message (the number indicates

the number of messages)

/ : Record VP message (the number

indicates the number of messages)

* When Auto voice memo is set to ON, the following

icons appear but the number of messages does not:

: Record message

: Record message and Auto voice memo

N

z When Manner mode is set, you cannot hear the

caller’s voice during recording.

z You cannot answer another call during recording.

Ex. Voice call

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Having the Caller Leave a Message for an Incoming Call

<Quick me ssage>

Even when “Record message” is not set to “ON”, you
can record a message while receiving a call by
pressing a key.

While ringingXs (LOCK)

1

Message recording starts.

■ To set Manner mode when recording

starts

XWhile ringingXq

N

z You cannot set “Record message” to “ON” with

this operation.

z When the messages are full and you receive a

voice or videophone call, Record message does
not activate and the FOMA terminal keeps on
ringing (when q is pressed, the ringing
continues in accordance with the “Manner mode
set” setting).

Playing/Erasing Recorded Messages, Voice Memos or VP Memos

z When there is an unplayed recorded message,

“ ” (Record message) or “ ” (Record VP
message) appears on the standby screen.

<Example: To check an unplayed recorded message>

On the standby screenXdX

1

Select “ ” (Record message) or
“ ” (Record VP message)

“★ ” appears for the
recorded item.

■ To play a message with

a menu operation

XiX“LifeKit”X“Play/

Erase msg.” or “Play/Erase
VP msg.”

Play/Erase msg.

Function menu¨p.80

Select an item to play

2

<Record message/Voice memo/Auto voice
memo>

A beep sounds and playback starts. When the
playback ends, two short beeps sound and the
“Play/Erase msg.” screen reappears.
You can also play a message by pressing

Ss (LOCK) on the standby screen with the

FOMA terminal folded.

■ To play the next message while playing

a message

XSs (LOCK)

Each time you press Ss (LOCK), the messages
are played in the following order: Record
message→Voice memo→Auto voice memo.

■ To stop playback

XXd (Stop) or Wt

The “Play/Erase msg.” screen reappears.

<Record VP message>

Playback starts. When the playback ends, the
“Play/Erase VP msg.” screen reappears.

■ To play another message while playing a

message

XXv

■ To adjust volume while playing a

message

XXc

■ To switch the speaker on/off while

playing a message

XUu (FUNC)X“Speaker ON” or “Speaker

OFF”

■ To pause playback

XXd (Stop)

To resume playback, press Xd (Play)

■ To stop playback

XWt

The “Play/Erase VP msg.” screen reappears.

■ To make a voice call, videophone call, or

PushTalk call to the displayed phone
number during playback

Xr (voice call), o (V.phone), @ (PushTalk)

Only one-to-one communication is possible for
PushTalk.

■ To erase a message being played

Xu (FUNC)X“Erase”X“YES”

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

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N

z When 2in1 is in A mode or B mode, “ ★” does not

appear for a message recorded under the unused
phone number. When set to “Dual mode”, “★ ”

appears for messages recorded under both phone
numbers.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Play/Erase msg. screen (voice/
video) (p.79)

Play, Delete this, Delete rec. msg.*, Delete all……

Select an option.

*: Available only on the Play/Erase msg. screen.

Using Chara-den

Send a cartoon character instead of your own image
when you make a videophone call. “Chara-den”
→p.344

z You can display your favorite Chara-den if you set

“Substitute image” under “Select image” to “Chara­den” beforehand.
You can also use Chara-den by setting Chara-den
in a phonebook entry or as Ring tone/Image.

z To switch from the camera image to Chara-den

during a videophone call, select “Substitute image”
from the function menu.

When you receive a videophone

1

call, press d (Subst.)

Control your character by

2

pressing dial keys

Setting Videophone Functions

i

X

1

2

“Settings/Service”

“Videophone”

Select any item:

Visual preference……Select Normal/Prefer img

qual/Prefer motion spd.

Select image→ p.81

Auto redial as voice……Set whether to switch to a

voice call when a videophone call cannot be made
(ON or OFF).

Display setting……Set an image to display on the

main display or how to display your own camera
image.

Main display……Select Other side/My side as

an image to display on the main display.

Front camera Reverse……Set whether to

display your camera image as a mirror image
(ON) or normal image (OFF) on your FOMA
terminal.

Ntfy switch-mode→ p.81

Hands-fr ee switch……Set whether to switch to

handsfree automatically when starting a videophone
call (ON or OFF).

V-phone while packet→ p.8 1

X

Videophone settings

Chara-den

Pressing a dial key makes the character perform
the action assigned to the key.
“Using Chara-den characters”→ p.344

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Setting an image to send during
videophone calls

Set an image to send instead of the camera image.

z You can set a JPEG image whose file size is 100K

bytes or less and not larger than 854 dots wide ×
854 dots high, or a GIF image whose file size is
100K bytes or less and not larger than 854 dots
wide x 480 dots high or 480 dots wide × 854 dots
high (except file-restricted images).

Videophone settings screen (p.80)

1

X

“Select image”XSelect any item:

On hold, Holding, Substitute image, Record
message, Preparing, Voice memo

Select an image to send

2

Pre-installed……Send only a message.

Original……Send an image and message. To

change the image, select “Change setting” from the
function menu then select an image from My picture.

Chara-den*……Send the image selected as

“Substitute image”.
Function menu of the “Chara-den list” screen
→p.3 45
Chara-den priority →p.93
To change the Chara-den, select “Change setting”
from the function menu then select Chara-den from
the Chara-den list.

*: Available only when “Substitute image” is

selected.

<Select image>

Setting switch between voice call and
videophone call

Set whether to let the other party know that your
FOMA terminal supports switching between voice call
and videophone call.

z Calls cannot be switched when set to “Indication

OFF”.

z You cannot set this function during a call or while

“ ” is displayed.

Videophone settings screen (p.80)

1

X

“Ntfy switch-mode”XSelect any

<Ntfy switch-mode>

item:

Indication ON, Indication OFF……Activate/

Deactivate Ntfy switch-mode.

Check Indication……Display the “Ntfy switch-

mode” setting status.

Setting the answer mode for a
videophone call incoming during
i-mode

z As the multi access function cannot be used for

videophone, incoming videophone calls during
i-mode communication or while sending or
receiving mail are handled according to this setting.
→p.474

Videophone settings screen (p.80)

1

X“V-phone while packet”XSelect

<V-phone while packet>

any item:

V-phone priority……Switch to the videophone

ringing screen. When you answer the incoming
videophone call, i-mode communication is
disconnected.

Packet downld priority……Reject the incoming

videophone call.

V-phone answerphone……Connect the call to the

Voice Mail service center if you have subscribed to
the Voice Mail Service, regardless of the Activate/
Deactivate setting of Voice Mail. If you have not
subscribed to this service, “Packet downld priority”
applies.

Call forwarding……Forward the call to the

forwarding number if you have subscribed to the Call
Forwarding Service, regardless of the Activate/
Deactivate setting of Call Forwarding. If you have not
set a forwarding number or subscribed to this
service, “Packet downld priority” applies.

N

<Visual preference>

z If the signal quality deteriorates during a

videophone call, the image may become grainy or
patchy regardless of the settings in “Visual
preference”.

<Select image>

z If you delete the original still image, the “Pre-

installed” image is displayed (sent).

z When the Chara-den character set as the

substitute image is deleted and the “Chara-den”
substitute image cannot be displayed, the pre­installed “ビーンズ (Beans)” is sent. If you delete
the pre-installed “ビーンズ (Beans)”, the “Pre­installed” substitute still image is sent.

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N

<Auto redial as voice>

z When a videophone call is switched and redialed

as a voice call, not digital communications
charges but voice call charges apply.

z When a call is redialed, only the voice call is

logged in “Redial”/“Dialed calls”.

z Even if “Auto redial as voice” is set to “ON”, dialing

may not be possible depending on the network or

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

other party, e.g. the line is busy.

<Hands-free switch>

z Even when “Hands-free switch” is set to “ON”,

handsfree does not activate automatically in the
following cases:

• While Manner mode is set

• When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with
switch (optional) is connected (the microphone
operation is in accordance with “Headset mic.
setting”)

• When holding a call or Record message is
activated for an incoming call

<V-phone while packet>

z Even when “V-phone priority” is set, you cannot

answer a videophone call if you are using multi
access such as i-mode communication during a
voice call.

z When set to “Packet downld priority”, “V-phone

answerphone” or “Call forwarding”, received
videophone calls are recorded as “Missed calls” in
“Received calls”.

z Even when set to “V-phone priority” or “Packet

downld priority”, the “Voice Mail” or “Call
Forwarding” service is activated if the ring time for
the “Voice Mail” or “Call Forwarding” service is set
to 0 second.

To enlarge an image to be sent

Enlarge your image and send it to the other party
during a videophone call.

z The zoom can be adjusted between 2 steps, 1×

and approximately 2×. If you end the videophone
call, the zoom ratio returns to 1× (standard).

z The substitute image being sent cannot be

enlarged.

During a videophone callXUse v

1

to adjust the ratio

Decorating the videophone call screen

Decorate your videophone call screen (your camera
image) with a stamp and frame.

Videophone in-call screen (p.58)X

1

u (FUNC)X“Decoration”X

<Decoration>

Select any item:

Frame……Select a frame from the Frame selection

screen.

Stamp……Select a stamp from the Stamp selection

screen and decide the paste position.

■To erase a frame or stamp

Select “Off decoration” from the function menu of the
videophone in-call screen.

N

z If “Front camera Reverse” is set to “OFF” for your

camera image, the decoration is displayed
normally, and a stamp with text can be read
correctly.

Sending a message during a
videophone call (sending camera
image)

Videophone in-call screen (p.58)X

1

u (FUNC)X“Petit message”X

<Petit message>

Enter a message

The message is displayed. The message
disappears automatically in approximately
15 seconds.

■ To cancel entering a message in text entry

XErase the messageXt

■ To erase the message manually after it is

displayed

Xt (1 second or longer)

You can also erase a message by selecting “Off
decoration” from the function menu.

N

z If “Front camera Reverse” is set to “OFF” for your

camera image, the decoration is displayed
normally, and text can be read correctly.

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Using Videophone Connected to External Devices

You can make or receive videophone calls from
external devices such as a PC by connecting the
FOMA terminal to the device using the FOMA USB
Cable with Charge Function 01/02 (Optional).
To use this function, you have to install a videophone
application on the dedicated external device or PC
and prepare commercially available devices such as
an earphone/microphone and USB compatible Web
camera.

z Set USB mode to “Communication mode”. No

specific settings are required to connect external
devices.

z For details on the operating environment, settings,

operating procedure of the videophone application,
refer to the manuals supplied with the external
devices.

z “ドコモテレビ電話ソフト” (DOCOMO Videophone

Software) (Japanese) is compatible with this
function.
Download the software from the website
(Japanese).
(For details on the PC operating environment, etc.
refer to the support website.)

http://videophonesoft.nttdocomo.co.jp/
(Japanese)

N

z You cannot make a videophone call from the

external device during a voice call.

z When you have subscribed to Call Waiting, Voice

Mail or Call Forwarding and you receive a
videophone call from an external device during a
voice call, you can answer the call after ending the
current call. When you receive a voice call,
videophone call or 64K data communication
during a videophone call from the external device,
you can answer the call in the same way.

PushTalk

PushTalk is an all-new communications service that
allows a group of up to five people to talk to each
other at once. Press the PushTalk key to talk.

* PushTalk communications charges apply each time you

press the key (talk).

z For details on PushTalk and compatible models,

refer to the NTT DOCOMO website or “Mobile
Phone User’s Guide [Network Services]”.

●

PushTalk plus

* A separate subscription is required
PushTalk plus is a PushTalk communications service
that allows a group of up to 20 people to talk to each
other at once. This service enhances PushTalk by
providing a shared phonebook on the network, or a
view of the status of members.

z For details about operations, refer to the brochure

you received at subscription.

Making a PushTalk Call

<PushTalk dial>

Enter a phone numberX@

1

• When the other party
answers the call, a tone
beeps, and the “PushTalk
talking” screen appears.

• The other party’s voice
comes from the speaker.

■ To talk with more than

one party

Make a call using the
PushTalk phonebook. →p. 88

■ To release handsfree

Xo ()

You can set “Hands-free setting” (p.90) to not
answer calls using handsfree.

Hold down @ while you talk

2

• When you obtain the right to speak, a tone beeps,
and you can speak.

• While another party is talking, you cannot obtain
the right and an error tone sounds.

• When @ is released, a tone sounds, and another
member can speak.

• When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with
switch (optional) is connected, you can speak by
holding down the switch of the earphone/
microphone.

• When a member leaves a PushTalk conversation
(ends the call), a tone sounds.

■ Adding members

Even after a PushTalk call has started, you can
still call and add members.→ p.85

To end the call, press y

3

Other parties hear the tone.

■ To rejoin a PushTalk call

Even if you end a call, you can rejoin the call if
other parties continue the call. →p.85

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Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

N

<Dial>

z In Share style, a flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch (optional), etc. is required to make
PushTalk calls. Activate Communication style or
Touch style, or connect a flat-plug earphone/
microphone with switch.

z Notification tones or warning tones such as

participation tone, end sound on quitting

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

PushTalk, speech right acquisition tone and
speech right release tone may not sound when
talking handsfree in Touch style.

z You can also make PushTalk calls using the

regular phonebook, Redial/Dialed calls/Received
calls, or Phone To.
“PushTalk Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls”
→p.85

z The Caller ID setting for PushTalk calls is in accord

with the “Caller ID Notification” (p.56) setting.

z When “Set Caller ID” is set to “ON” and a call is

made, each member who receives the call is
notified of all the other members’ phone numbers.
When set to “OFF”, “User unset” appears on the
PushTalk talking screen of all members who
received the call.

z A PushTalk call cannot be made during a voice

call, videophone call, or data communication.

z If a PushTalk call is made during i-mode, the

i-mode communication is disconnected. Also, if a
PushTalk call is made while i-αppli is running, the
i-αppli stops.

z When a videophone or another PushTalk call, or

64K data communication arrives during a
PushTalk call, the new call is recorded in
Received calls, and the current PushTalk call
remains connected.

z Speaking time is limited with each right to speak.

When the time draws to an end, the speech right
release notice tone sounds and a message
appears indicating that the duration is almost over.
When the duration is over, the speech right will end.

z If the PushTalk button is not pressed by any

member of the group (if nobody speaks) for a
given time, the connection is automatically cut.

z The speaker will bear PushTalk communications

charges when the speaker presses @ and a tone
beeps (charges apply every time he/she obtains
the right to speak).

z Emergency calls (110, 119 and 118) cannot be

made using PushTalk.

z The Outgoing number selection screen appears

when the 2in1 is in Dual mode. Select “Number A”.

z PushTalk calls cannot be made when 2in1 is in

B mode.

N

<End>

z When “Setting when folded” (p.90) under

PushTalk setting is set to “End the call”, you can
end a PushTalk call by folding the FOMA terminal
during the PushTalk call. However, when the flat­plug earphone/microphone with switch is
connected, the call continues.

z Pressing the switch of the flat-plug earphone/

microphone with switch does not end a PushTalk
call even if the earphone/microphone is
connected.

Guide to the PushTalk talking screen

1
2

3

5
7

①Current speaker’s name

*1

(“Myself” appears when you are speaking, and
“?” appears for an unknown speaker)

②Name of the group specified when the call was

made
(Nothing appears if no group was specified)

③Members’ names (excluding you)
④Status of members

*2

Calling: The party is being paged
Connected: The party has joined the

PushTalk call

Disconnected: The party does not answer the

call, or ended the call.
Otherwise, the party’s terminal
is out of range or turned off.

Driving: Public mode (Driving mode) is

active on the party’s terminal

⑤Number of participants (excluding you)
⑥Elapsed time since the talk started
⑦Handsfree is on

*1 : When the caller has set “Caller ID Notification”

(p.56) or “Set Caller ID” (p.89) to “ON”, the name
stored in the phonebook appears. If the caller is
not stored in the phonebook, the phone number
appears. Also, when the caller has set “Notify
Caller ID” or “Caller ID Notification” to “OFF”,
“User unset” appears for names of all members.

*2 : “Calling”, “Driving” and “Disconnected” appear

only when three or more people are participating.

4

6

*1

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●

Joining an ongoing PushTalk call

Perform the following steps to rejoin an ongoing
PushTalk call or join after you answered with
“Disconnected” when the call arrived:

<Example: To join using “Redial”>

Redial screen (p.64)XHighlight a

1

PushTalk callX@

If the PushTalk call is still connected, the
“PushTalk talking” screen appears.

PushTalk Redial/Dialed calls/Received
calls

z One-to-one PushTalk calls and group calls are

recorded separately in PushTalk Redial/Dialed
calls/Received calls.

z A group call is recorded as a single entry in Redial/

Dialed calls/Received calls.

z The following are available using a record in each

Call history:

Item

Make a one-to­one PushTalk
call

Make a PushTalk
call to more than
one party

Make a voic e
call/videophone
call

Add to the
FOMA terminal
phonebook

*1 : To make a one-to-one PushTalk call, select “Select

PushTalk” from the function menu of Redial/Dialed
calls/Received calls, and select a single party.

*2 : A call can be made to the same group, or to a selected

party in the group.

One-to-one call

history (such as

or )

○  ○

×  ○

○×

○○

N

z A Redial record of a group call will be updated

only when a call is made by selecting the same
parties from Radial/Dialed Calls. If at least a
single party is different, the call is recorded as a
different Redial entry.

Group call

history (such as

or )

*1

*2

Adding Members during a PushTalk Call

Call and add a new member to the current PushTalk
call.

z Only the original caller can invite a new member.

PushTalk in progressX

1

p ()XSelect any item:

Phonebook……Select a phone number from a

phonebook entry stored in the FOMA terminal or
FOMA card (UIM).

PushTalk phonebook……Select members from the

PushTalk phonebook. You can also open the group
list and select group members. “Making a Call Using
PushTalk Phonebook”→ p.88

Redial/Received calls……Select an entry from

Radial or Received calls.

■ To select an additional member from the

group PushTalk call history

XIn the History listXSelect an entry from group

callsXd (Select)XUse c to select the
checkbox (□ )Xo (Finish)

Direct input……Enter a phone number.

o ()

2

A PushTalk call is made to
the added party.
After the call is made, the
party is added to the list of
participants on the “PushTalk
talking” screen.

N

z Up to five parties including the caller can

participate in the call. New parties can be added
repeatedly until four parties are called. When four
parties have already been called, you can call a
party that did not join the call, but a new party
cannot be added.

z A new member cannot be added while a PushTalk

call is in progress with five participants. Even if a
participant leaves the PushTalk call, a new party
cannot be added.

z The added party will not be recorded in Redial/

Dialed calls of the caller or in Received calls of the
receiver.

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N N

z A party using a ter minal that is not capable of

adding participants can be added. The added
member does not appear on a terminal that is not
capable of adding participants, and the beep does
not sound. Also, a caller using a terminal that is
not capable of adding participants cannot add
participants.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

z When 2in1 is in Dual mode, when a member is

added using “Direct input”, the Outgoing number
selection screen appears. Select “Number A”.

Receiving a PushTalk Call

<PushTalk call>

Answer an incoming PushTalk call and join the
PushTalk.

z When a PushTalk call arrives, the ring tone sounds,

the incoming call lamp flashes, and the “PushTalk”
screen appears.

z The names of the caller and

other participants who are
being paged (for a group call)
appear on the “PushTalk”
screen.

While a PushTalk call is being

1

receivedX@

You can also answer the call with r or d
(Answer).
When you answer the call, the tone beeps, and
the “PushTalk talking” screen appears.

• If the flat-plug earphone/microphone with
switch (optional) is connected, you can press
the switch of the earphone/microphone to
answer the PushTalk call.

■ To not respond (respond with

“Disconnected”)

XWhile a call is being received, press y

Even if you answer an incoming call with
“Disconnected”, you can join the call later if other
participants are still continuing the PushTalk call.
→p. 85

■ To automatically answer PushTalk calls

Select “ON” in “Auto answer setting” (p.90)
under PushTalk settings.

Join the PushTalk call

2

Go to Step 2 in “Making a PushTalk Call” (p.83)

z In Share style, a flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch (optional), etc. is required to make
PushTalk calls. Activate Communication style or
Touch style, or connect a flat-plug earphone/
microphone with switch.

z Pressing s (LOCK) or q while a call is being

received does not activate “Quick message” but
disconnects the call. “Disconnected” appears on
the other party’s terminal.

z When the Public mode (Driving mode) is active,

the ring tone does not sound and the incoming call
lamp does not flash. For a group call, “Driving”
appears on the terminals of the other parties.

z You can answer a call using handsfree by

pressing @ when the FOMA terminal is folded.

z Pressing y while a call is being received does

not activate “On hold” but disconnects the call.
“Disconnected” appears on the other party’s
terminal.

z If a call arrives from a phone number specified in

“Call rejection” or “Reject unknown”, the call is
answered with “Disconnected”.

z The members who joined an ongoing PushTalk

call appear on the “PushTalk talking” screen, but
they are not recorded in “Group call history
( )”.

z If a PushTalk call arrives during a voice call,

videophone call, another PushTalk call, or data
communication, the PushTalk call cannot be
answered. However, when the call arrives during a
voice call or another PushTalk call, the call is
recorded in Missed calls.

z When a PushTalk call arrives during i-mode, the

“Set i-mode arrival act” settings apply.→p.207

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Adding an Entry to the PushTalk Phonebook

<Add to PushTalk Phonebook>

Add members to the PushTalk phonebook using the
FOMA terminal phonebook data (such as phone
number).

z Up to 1,000 members can be added.

On the standby screenX@

1

The “PushTalk phonebook” screen (p.88)
appears.

o (New)X“View phonebook”X

2

Search the phonebook

Searching the phonebook→p. 96

■ To enter directly

Xo (New)X“Direct input” XAdd the

phonebook entry

Open the Phonebook detail screen

3

XUse v to select a phone

number

A screen appears asking whether to add to the
PushTalk phonebook.

■ To add from the Phonebook entry list

screen

XHighlight a phonebook entryXo (Finish)

If the Phonebook entry contains more than one
phone number, the phone number saved at the
top will be added to the PushTalk phonebook.

“YES”

4

A new member is added to the member list.

■ If a phone number has been already saved

to the same memory number as you
selected

A message appears asking whether to overwrite.
Select “YES” to overwrite.

N

z The entries in the Member list appear as follows:

• When a new member is added to the member
list or added to a group, the new member
appears at the top.

• The PushTalk phonebook screen retains the last
order.

z The PushTalk phonebook is not available when

2in1 is in B mode.

Adding entries to a group

You can create a “Group” in a PushTalk phonebook
entry to categorize members.

●

Creating a group

Up to 10 groups can be created.

PushTalk phonebook screen

1

(p.88)Xu (FUNC)X“Group

setting”X“Compose group”

Enter a group name

2

The new group name is added to the group list.

●

Adding a member to a group

Add members to the member list in advance.→ p.87
Up to 19 members can be added to a group, but a call
can only be made to up to 4 members simultaneously.

<Example: To add from a group list>

In a group listXHighlight a group

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Group Setting”X

“Add member”

The “Group member” selection screen appears.

Use c to select a checkbox (□ )

2

Xo (Finish)

The selected member is added to the group.

N

z Group members appear as follows:

• After a member is added to a group, the added
member appears at the top.

• The member list in the PushTalk phonebook
screen retains the last order.

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87

Switching PushTalk phonebook lists

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Tab

Member list

(Select the

“Member” tab)

p ()

p ()

d (Select)

Group list

(Select the

“Group” tab)

t

“New”XAdd to the phonebook

3

■ To add to an existing phonebook entry

X“Add”XSearch the phonebookXOpen the

phonebook detail screenXd (Select)XAdd to
the phonebookX“YES”

Select a group

4

■ To add a new group

X<New>XEnter a group name

N

z “ ” appears next to a record that cannot be

added to the PushTalk phonebook in the PushTalk
(group call) Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls.

Making a Call Using the PushTalk Phonebook

Group member list

N

z You can use v to switch pages within the

same tab.

Adding entries to the PushTalk
phonebook from Redial, Dialed calls,
etc.

Add entries to PushTalk members or a PushTalk
group from the “Received calls”, “Dialed calls” or
“Redial” screen.

<Example: To add a new entry to a PushTalk group
from “Received calls” of voice communications>

Received calls detail screen (p.65)

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Add to phonebook”

“Add to PushTalk Gr”

2

■ To add from Redial, Dialed calls, or

Received calls of PushTalk calls (group
calls)

XUse c to select a checkbox (□ )

■ To ad d Pu shTa lk m em ber s

X“Add to PushTalk”

■ To add to the FOMA terminal or FOMA

card (UIM)

X“Add to phonebook”

“Adding entries to the phonebook from Redial,
Dialed calls, etc.”→p.94

88

Select members from the PushTalk phonebook and
make a call.

z Up to four members can be specified and called.

On the standby screenX@

1

PushTalk phonebook

Function menu¨p.89

Use c to select a checkbox (□)

2

X@

You can also place a
checkmark using 1 to
9 or 0.
When the other party
answers the call, a tone
beeps, and the “PushTalk
talking” screen appears.
For subsequent steps, go to
Step 2 in “Making a PushTalk
Call” (p.83)

■ To view checked members before calling

them by pressing @

Xu (FUNC)X“Members to call”

PushTalk talking

N

z If all members receiving a call make a

“Disconnected” response, the PushTalk ends.

N

z When “Caller ID Notification” (p.56) or “Set Caller

ID” (p.89) is set to “ON” and a communication is
sent, each member who receives the
communication is notified of all the other
members’ phone numbers. Take care when
informing others of your phone number, as this is
important personal information.

Making calls from a PushTalk group

In the group listXHighlight a

1

groupX@

A call is made to all members of the highlighted
group.

■ To exclude a member

XSelect a groupXUse c to unselect a member
X@

PushTalk phonebook screen
(p.88)

z Available options vary depending on the member

list, group list or group member list.

New……Add to the PushTalk phonebook.

View phonebook……Search for a phone number

from the FOMA terminal phonebook and add it to the
PushTalk phonebook.

Direct input……Create a new FOMA terminal

phonebook entry and add a phone number to the
entry. The added phone number is also added to the
PushTalk phonebook.

Set Caller ID……Set whether to show the numbers of all

members (including members added during a PushTalk
call) to the members to be called. If “Cancel prefix” is
selected, the “Caller ID Notification” setting applies.

Members to call……List members to be called.

PushTalk setting……Configure PushTalk settings.

→p.90

Network connection……Connect to the network to use

“PushTalkPlus”.→ p.8 3
Available only for PushTalkPlus subscribers.

Sort……Sort the list by specified criteria.

Group setting……Create a new group, add members to

a group, or rename a group.→ p.87

Release all……Release all members in the member list

and group member list.

*

No. of PushTalk……View the number of members,

groups, and members per group.
To switch screens, use b, a (マナー ) or s (LOCK).

Delete→p.8 9

*: The group list cannot be sorted by reading.

N

<Set Caller ID>

z When the Caller ID settings are duplicated, the

priority applies:
①Set Caller ID ②Caller ID Notification

Deleting an Entry from the PushTalk Phonebook

<Delete PushTalk phonebook>

Delete members, groups or group members from the
PushTalk phonebook.

Open the list to delete

1

Member list : Open this list to delete members

Group list : Open this list to delete a group.
Group member list

“Switching PushTalk phonebook lists” →p. 88

u (FUNC)X“Delete”XSelect any

2

item:

Delete this……Delete one member, group, or group

member highlighted in Step 1. To delete a member
from the Member list, select whether to delete only
the PushTalk phonebook or delete also from the
FOMA terminal phonebook.

Delete selected, Delete all……Delete multiple or all

members, groups or group members.

N

z If a member is deleted from the member list, the

member will be deleted from all groups to which
the member belongs.

z Even after a group is deleted, members in the

group will not be deleted from the member list.

z Deleting a group member deletes it only from the

currently displayed group. If the deleted member
belongs to another group, it will not be deleted
from the group.

from the PushTalk phonebook.

: Open this list to delete a member

in a group.

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

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Setting PushTalk

<PushTalk setting>

Configure PushTalk settings.

PushTalk phonebook screen

1

(p.88)Xu (FUNC)X“PushTalk

setting”XSelect any item:

Voice/Videophone Calls/PushTalk

Auto answer setting……Select whether to answer

a PushTalk call automatically.
When set to “ON”, handsfree activates when a call is
automatically answered and a member’s voice
comes from the speaker regardless of whether the
FOMA terminal is folded or opened.

Ring time setting……Set the ring time (from 01 to

60 seconds) when a PushTalk call arrives. After the
set time elapses, the call is automatically answered
with “Disconnected” and the ring tone stops.

Setting when folded……Set the operation to be

performed when the FOMA terminal is folded during
a PushTalk call.

Continue talking……Continue talking.

End the call……End the call. This is the same

operation as pressing y.

PushTalk arrival act……Set the operation to be

performed when a voice call arrives while a
PushTalk call is being made or received, or during a
PushTalk call.

Answer……Open the voice call ringing screen.

However, the screen does not open while a
PushTalk call is being made or received.

■When answering a voice call using

r during a PushTalk call

The PushTalk call ends and the Voice call
screen opens.
When a voice call is answered during a
handsfree PushTalk call, handsfree is turned
off.

■To continue the PushTalk call

XVoice call ringing screenXu (FUNC)X

“Call Rejection”, “Call Forwarding” or
“Voice Mail”

Call Rejection……Reject an incoming voice

call.

Voice Mail……Connect the call to the Voice

Mail service center if you have subscribed to
the Voice Mail service regardless of the
Activate/Deactivate setting of Voice Mail. If you
have not subscribed to the service, the
“Answer” setting works.

Call Forwarding……Forward the call to the

forwarding number if you have subscribed to
the Call Forwarding service, regardless of the
Activate/Deactivate setting of Call Forwarding.
If you have not subscribed to the service, the
“Answer” setting works.

Hands-free setting……Set whether to

automatically activate handsfree when a PushTalk
call starts.

N

<Auto answer setting>

z In Share style or in Manner mode, a call must be

answered manually even if this option is set to
“ON”.

z In Public mode (Driving mode), a call is not

answered regardless of the “Auto answer setting”.
All participants will know that you are driving.

z When “PushTalk” under “Auto answer setting”

under “External connection” is set to “ON”, this
setting is disabled.

z When set to “ON”, this setting takes precedence

over “Ring time setting” (p.90) under PushTalk
setting.

<Ring time setting>

z When the flat-plug earphone/microphone with

switch (optional) is connected, the shorter ring
time set in “Ring time setting” and “Auto answer
setting” takes precedence. If the same ring time is
set, “Ring time setting” takes precedence.

<Setting when folded>

z This setting is valid only for PushTalk calls. The

“Setting when folded” setting of voice calls or
videophone calls does not apply.

z When this option is set to “Continue talking” and

the FOMA terminal is folded, the call continues
with the previous handsfree ON/OFF setting
regardless of the Manner mode setting.

z When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with

switch is connected, this option becomes invalid.
The call remains the same even when the FOMA
terminal is folded.

<Hands-free setting>

z When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with

switch is connected, this option becomes disabled
and handsfree does not become active
automatically.

z When Manner mode is active, this option

becomes “OFF” regardless of the “Hands-free
setting”.

90

Phonebook

Phonebooks Available for the FOMA Terminal ............................................................... 92

Adding Entries to the FOMA Terminal Phonebook ............................... 92

Adding Phonebook Entries from Redial/Dialed Calls etc................................................ 94

Renaming Groups....................................................................................... 94

Making a Call from Phonebook............................................................ 95

Editing Phonebook Entries ...................................................................... 98

Deleting Phonebook Entries .......................................................................... 98

Checking Phonebook Storage Status.................................................... 99

Setting Different FOMA Terminal Actions for Each Phone Number and Mail Address

................................................................................................................ 99

Using Choku-Den .......................................................................................... 100

Using Dialing Shortcuts ......................................................................... 101

Add to phonebook

Group setting

Search phonebook

Edit phonebook

Delete data

No. of phonebook

Ring tone/Image

Choku-Den

Two-touch dialing

91

Phonebooks Available for the FOMA Terminal

Your FOMA terminal has Phonebook in the FOMA
terminal (Phone) for which you can set a range of
functions, and UIM phonebook that can also be used
in other FOMA terminals. Each phonebook can be
used differently for your purpose.

z In addition, there is “PushTalk phonebook” for

PushTalk. You can use the data stored in the

Phonebook

phonebook in the FOMA terminal (Phone) to create
entries in the PushTalk phonebook.

Differences between the FOMA terminal
(Phone) phonebook and UIM phonebook

■Data stored

Data

stored

Number
of entries

Group No Group, Group 01 to 19No Group,

Phone
number
storage

Mail
address
storage

Image
storage

Other
data
storage

*: Automatically added/updated when phonebook data is

updated in Data security service. You cannot add them
by yourself.

■Features of the FOMA terminal (Phone)

phonebook

The following utility functions can be used with entries
stored in the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook:

• “Choku-Den” →p. 100

• “Two-touch dialing” →p.101

• “Ring tone/Image” →p. 99

• “Restrictions” →p.144

• Storing as secret data →p.133

92

FOMA terminal

(Phone) phonebook

Up to 1,000 Up to 50

4 numbers per entry
(4,000 numbers in total
in the phonebook)

Select from 23 icons “ ” only

3 addresses per entry
(3,000 addresses in
total in the phonebook)

Select from 5 icons “ ” only

1 still image and 1
Chara-Den per entry
(respectively 100 in total
in the phonebook)

Name, Reading, ZIP
code, Address, Location
information, Birthday,
Memo, i-concier
address*, i-concier
URL*, i-concier memo*

UIM

phonebook

Group 01 to 10

1 number per
entry

1 address per
entry

−

Name, Reading

• Secret code setting →p.98

• Adding members to PushTalk phonebook→p.87

■Features of the UIM phonebook

Since phonebook entries are stored on a FOMA card
(UIM), you can also use the same phonebook entries
on another FOMA terminal simply by changing FOMA
cards (UIM). This makes the UIM phonebook very
useful when you use multiple FOMA terminals.

Displaying names

■Voice and videophone calls

When you receive a call with
caller ID notified from someone
who is stored in the phonebook,
the phone number and caller’s
name appear.

When a still image is stored in the
phonebook, the image appears.
However, depending on the size and
amount of data of the stored image, it
may take time to display the image.
The caller’s name is also displayed
in the “Received calls”, “Dialed calls”
and “Redial” records.

■Displaying names for i-mode mail and SMS

When you send/receive i-mode mail or SMS to/from
someone who is stored in the phonebook, his/her
name is displayed in the sent/received mail list/detail
screen or address list.

Adding Entries to the FOMA Terminal Phonebook

<Add to phonebook>

z An entry cannot be stored unless you fill in the

“Name” field.

iX“Phonebook”X“Phonebook”

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Add to

phonebook”XSelect a phonebook

XEnter a name

You can enter kanji, hiragana, katakana,
alphanumeric characters, symbols and
pictograms (Phone only).
You can store up to 16 double-byte or 32 single-byte
characters for Phone and only 10 double-byte or 21
single-byte alphanumeric characters (including
some single-byte symbols) for FOMA card (UIM).

Check the readingXd (Set)

2

■ When the reading is incorrect

Correct the reading using katakana (single-byte
for the Phone or Phone+PushTalk phonebook,
and double-byte for FOMA card (UIM)), single­byte alphanumeric characters and symbols.
You can store up to 32 single-byte characters for
Phone or Phone+PushTalk phonebook, and only
12 double-byte or 25 single-byte alphanumeric
characters (including some single-byte symbols)
for FOMA card (UIM).

Select any item:

3

Select group……Select a group number from

“Group 01-19” for Phone or Phone+PushTalk
phonebook, and from “Group 01-10” for FOMA card
(UIM). If no group is selected, the entry is
automatically assigned to “No Group.”

Enter phone number

• Also select an icon in Phone or Phone+PushTalk
phonebook. You can enter up to 26 digits for the
phone number.

• Select “ <Not stored>” to add a phone number.

• You can enter up to 20 digits for a blue FOMA card
(UIM), and up to 26 digits for a green/white FOMA
card (UIM).

Edit Mail Address

• Enter up to 50 single-byte alphanumeric
characters and symbols. Also select an icon in
Phone or Phone+PushTalk phonebook.

• Select “ <Not stored>” to add a mail address.

Edit ZIP code, Edit address……Enter up to 50

double-byte or 100 single-byte kanji, hiragana,
katakana, alphanumeric characters and pictograms
for the address.

Attach location……Select From position loc./

From location history/From Image. If you select
“Location info detail”, you can confirm the registered
latitude, longitude, geographical coordinate system,
and positioning level. If you select “Delete location
Info”, you can delete the registered location
information.

Enter birthday……Select Enter birthday and

enter the contact’s birthday (year, month and day).
Any year from 1800 to 2099 can be set. Select
Reminder and then 1 Week Before/3 Days Before/
Day Before/On the Day. At 0:00 AM on the day
registered here, the incoming call lamp flashes and a
desktop icon appears on the display to inform you of
the notification. →p.1 22

Edit memorandums……Enter up to 100

double-byte or 200 single-byte kanji, hiragana,
katakana, alphanumeric characters and pictograms.

Set image……Shoot or select an image to be

displayed when you receive a call.

Select Chara-den……Select a Chara-den

character to be displayed as the substitute image for
videophone calls.

Enter memory No.……Enter any number from

000 to 999 although memory numbers are
automatically* assigned when an entry is stored in
the phonebook.

*: The smallest available number from 010 to 999 is

assigned. If no number is available from 010 to
999, an available number from 000 to 009 is
assigned.

o (Finish)

4

■ When storage location is Phone+PushTalk

phonebook

When 1 phone number is stored, that number is
stored in the PushTalk phonebook.
When more than 1 phone number is to be
stored, select the phone number to store in the
PushTalk phonebook. You can add PushTalk
phone numbers and register a group from the
PushTalk phonebook. “Adding Entries to
PushTalk Phonebook” →p. 87

N

z Stored phonebook entries containing symbols or

pictograms may not be displayed correctly when
data is transferred by infrared communication, etc.

z Enter the correct domain when storing mail

addresses. The domain is the part of the address
that follows the “@” symbol.
However, if the contact’s mail address is “phone
[e-mail]”, store only the phone
number as the mail address.

z If you use 2in1, “Phonebook 2in1 setting” (p.431)

is also automatically set when adding the entry to
the phonebook (Number A is set in A mode, and
Number B in B mode).
The setting for the “Phonebook 2in1 setting” ( /

/ ) is displayed on the “Phonebook list”
screen or “Phonebook detail” screen (only when in
Dual mode).

<Chara-den settings priority sequence>

z The priority order for Chara-den settings:

①Chara-den setting for individual Ring tone/
Image

②Chara-den setting for group Ring tone/Image
③Chara-den stored in the phonebook entry
④Substitute image of Select image

Phonebook

93

When phonebook editing is
interrupted

You can resume phonebook editing that was stopped
e.g. because the battery ran out or a new task of Tool
groups was activated using Multitask.

iX“Phonebook”X“Phonebook”

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Add to

phonebook”XSelect a phonebook

X“Recall”

Phonebook

When re-editing the entry, if
you cancel editing without
storing the changes, the data
being edited is erased.

■ To add a new phonebook

entry

X“New”

Adding Phonebook Entries from Redial/Dialed Calls etc.

You can add information to the phonebook from
“Received calls”, “Dialed calls”, “Redial”, “Received
address”, “Sent address”, “Text reader”, site screen,
enter phone number screen, etc.

<Example: To add information from the “Received
calls” record to the FOMA terminal (Phone)
phonebook>

Received calls screen (p.64)X

1

u (FUNC)X“Add to phonebook”

“Add to phonebook”

2

■ Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls of

PushTalk (group communication)

XSelect a person (phone number) to add to the

phonebook

■ To add information to the PushTalk

phonebook

X“Add PushTalk” or “Add PushTalk Gr”

“Adding to the PushTalk phonebook from Redial
or Dialed Calls record”→p.88

“Phone”

3

■ To add information to FOMA terminal

(Phone) + PushTalk phonebook

X“Phone+PushTalk”

■ To add information to the FOMA card

(UIM)

X“UIM”

“Add”XSearch for a phonebook

4

entry

Searching the phonebook→p. 96

■ To add a new phonebook entry

X“New”

■ To add information to the FOMA card

(UIM)

X“New” or “Overwrite”

Display the phonebook detail

5

screenXd (Select)

The phone number is automatically entered and
the phonebook editing screen appears.
Editing the phonebook→p. 98

After editing, press o (Finish)

6

■ If a message appears asking whether to

overwrite the existing data

X“YES”

N

z The “Notify Caller ID” setting (“Notify” or “Not

notify”) displayed in the “Dialed calls” and “Redial”
records is not stored in the phonebook.

Renaming Groups

You can assign your stored phonebook entries to
groups by contact role (“Work”, “Friends”, etc.) or by
hobby (“Baseball”, “Football”, etc.). This allows you to
use the phonebook as if it were divided into different
volumes by purpose.

z “No Group” cannot be renamed.

Phonebook list screen (p.95)X

1

u (FUNC)X“Group setting”

<Group setting>

Group setting

Function menu¨p.95

94

Select a groupXEnter a new group

2

name

The “ ” displayed with a group indicates it is a
group on the FOMA card (UIM).
If the same name is used for a groups on the
FOMA terminal (Phone) and the FOMA card
(UIM), they are displayed as separate groups.

Group setting screen (p.94)

Edit group name

Ring tone/Image→ p.99

Reset group name……Reset the group name to default.

N

z Resetting the group name does not reset the

“Ring tone/Image” setting.

Searching for the phonebook entry of
the person you want to call

iX“Phonebook”X“Phonebook”

1

■ To make a voice call

from the list screen

XHighlight a phonebook

entryXr
If the phonebook entry
contains multiple phone
numbers, the call is made to
the first phone number
stored for that entry.

■ To switch the tab

display

Xu (FUNC)X“Change Display”

Select “Alphabet”, “Memory No.”, or “Group”.

Phonebook list

Function menu¨p.96

Phonebook

Making a Call from Phonebook

<Search phonebook>

Make a call by calling the phonebook entry from the
FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook or the UIM
phonebook.

z When tabs are displayed on the phonebook list

screen, you can switch displays as follows:

<Example: To switch tabs from the “他 ” (Others) to
the “た ” (ta-column) in the Alphabet display>

Ta b

List of “他 ”

(Others)

N

z You can use v to switch pages within the same

tab.

z You cannot switch tabs with o ( ) when

storing Choku-Den or using the Look-up
phonebook function when composing a message.

p ()
4 times

o ()
4 times

List of “た ”
(ta-column)

Alphabet Memory No.

Group

Select a phonebook entry

2

Phonebook detail

Function menu¨p.97

Use v to display a phone

3

numberXr (voice call) or
o (V.phone)

■ To send mail

XUse v to display a mail addressXd (MAIL)

“Composing and Sending i-mode Mail”→p.154

N

z Pressing f during a call displays the group

search screen, and pressing g displays the
column search screen.

z Display the i-concier URL and press d on the

“Phonebook detail” screen to access the relevant
URL website or Internet websites. “Web To
function”→p.207

95

Searching for the phonebook entry by
specifying the search method

Search for a phonebook entry using any of 8 search
methods: reading, name, phone number, mail
address, memory number, group, columns in
Japanese phonetics (あ (a), か (ka), さ (sa), た (ta),
な (na), etc.) or all entries.

z Search results are displayed in the order shown

below based on the reading entered when the entry
was stored (except for memory number search).

Phonebook

Katakana→Alphabets →Numbers→Symbols →
Reading is not stored

*: If a space is entered at the beginning, the entry is

searched first.

On the standby screenXg

1

■ To set your preferred

search method first

XHighlight a search method

you want to display
firstXo (Prefer)X “OK”
“★ ” appears next to the
preferred search method.
Pressing g on the standby screen displays the
phonebook search screen for your preferred
search method.

■ To release your preferred search method

setting

XOn the standby screen

search method with “★”

Select a search method

2

Search reading……XEnter the readingXc

Enter the reading from the begining. You do not
need to enter the entire reading.

Search name ……XEnter the nameXc

Enter the name from the beginning. You do not need
to enter the entire name.

Search phone No.……XEnter the phone number

Xc

Enter the first or middle digits of the phone number.
You can also search for the phone number by
entering a part of the phone number and pressing
c on the “Enter phone number” screen (p.58).

Search e-mail……XEnter the mail addressXc

You do not need to enter the entire address.

Search memory No.……XEnter the 3-digit

memory number

You cannot search the UIM phonebook by memory
number.

XgXtX

X

o (Reset)

Highlight a

96

Search group……XSelect a group

Groups are different between UIM phonebook and
FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook.

Search column……XPress the key for the

column (tab) you want to search

1: “あ (a)” column 2: “か (ka)” column
3: “さ (sa)” column 4: “た (ta)” column
5: “な (na)” column 6: “ は (ha)” column
7: “ま (ma)” column 8: “ や (ya)” column
9: “ら (ra)” column 0: “ わ (wa)” column
w: Others (alphabet, number, etc.)

Search all……Display all the stored phonebook

entries in the “Alphabet” tab.

When the search ends, the
“Phonebook list” screen
containing entries that meet the
search condition appears.
“ ” appears for phonebook
entries stored in a FOMA card
(UIM).
“ ” appears for phonebook
entries, to which i-concier
address, i-concier URL and
i-concier memo are added.

●

Accessing the phonebook from the

Phonebook list

Function menu¨p.96

Redial or Dialed calls record

You can access the detail screen for stored
phonebook entries from the function menu of
“Received calls”, “Dialed calls”, “Redial”, “Received
address” or “Sent address” screen by selecting
“Look-up phonebook”.

Phonebook list screen (p.95)

z The available functions vary depending on the

search method and display method.

Add to phonebook→ p.92

Connect to Center……Store the phonebook data at the

Data Security Center.→ p.148

Sort*1……Sort the phonebook list in accordance with the

selected condition.

Change Display……Select Alphabet/Memory No./Group.

Ring tone/Image→ p.1 00

Restrictions→ p.14 4

Group setting→ p.94

Copy to microSD*2→p.356

• When “Copy all” is selected, select whether to copy the
My Profile data in addition to the phonebook data.

• With “Copy all” and “Copy selected”, information stored
in the PushTalk phonebook is also copied.

iC transmission*2→p. 369

iC trans. all*2→p. 370

Send Ir data*2→p.368

Send all Ir data*2→p.3 68

No. of phonebook→ p.99

Search location*2……Access the i-mode site and

execute imadoco kantan search using the phone number.

Attach to mail

the phonebook data attached.

*2*3

……Display the new mail screen with

Big font⇔ Standard font……Switch the font size

between Big font and Standard font. →p.120

microSD phonebook⇔ Original phonebook……Refer

to the phonebook in a microSD card or the FOMA
terminal (Phone).

Birthday reminder*4……Display the “Birthday reminder”

screen.
Select “BD reminder list” to display phonebook entries
with birthday reminder set.
Set “Reminder illum.” to “ON” to select the illumination
color and pattern. On the day of the reminder, the
incoming call lamp flashes in the pattern set here.

Delete data……Select Delete this/Delete selected/Delete

all.

• “Delete all” also deletes phonebook entries on a FOMA
card (UIM).

*1 : Use on the result screen displayed when a condition

such as reading was entered and phonebook search

was performed.
*2 : Does not function for the UIM phonebook.
*3 : When 2in1 is in B mode, this function is not available.
*4 : Not available if “Reminder” is not set.

Phonebook detail screen (p.95)

Edit phonebook→ p.9 8

Notify Caller ID→ p.68

Chaku-moji→ p.6 7

Dial setting

Prefix numbers →p.70

Int’l call→ p.63

2in1/Multi Num.……Select Number A/Number B/

Cancel number when 2in1 is set to ON in Dual mode
(p.432) (not available when A mode or B mode is set).
When the 2in1 setting is set OFF, select Basic
Number/Additional Number 1/Additional Number 2/
Cancel number (p.429).

Select image……Select Me/Chara-den as an image

used during a videophone call. Select “Release
settings” to release the setting.

Ring tone/Image*1→p. 99

Restrictions*1→p. 144

Move to top*1……Move the displayed phone number or

mail address to the top when multiple phone numbers or
mail addresses are stored in one phonebook entry.

Add to PushTalk

*1*2

→p. 87

Add to Choku-Den*1→p. 100

Add desktop icon→ p.121

Compose message*2→p. 154

Attach to mail

the phonebook data attached.

*1*2

……Display the new mail screen with

Compose SMS*2→p. 190

iC transmission*1→p. 369

iC trans. all*1→p. 370

Send Ir data*1→p.368

Send all Ir data*1→p.3 68

Copy to microSD*1→p. 356

Copy

Name……Paste the copied name into input screens,

etc. →p. 417

Phone number*3……Paste the copied phone

number into input screens, etc. →p.417

Secret code*1→p. 98

Set code……Set the secret code (4 digits).

Check code……Check the set secret code.

Release settings……Release the set secret code.

*1*4

Set secret

→p. 133

Copy to UIM*5→p. 364

Search location……Access the i-mode site and execute

imadoco kantan search using the phone number.

Map/GPS αppli*1……Display a list of i-αppli that support

the Map/GPS function.

Read Map*1……Activate GPS i-αppli selected in “Select

Map” (p.312)

Paste to mail

location information URL stored in the phonebook pasted
into the screen.

Attach to image*1……Add the location information to a

still image.

Big font⇔ Standard font……Switch the font size

between Big font and Standard font. →p.120

*1*2

……Display a new mail screen with the

Delete data→ p.98

*1 : Does not function for the UIM phonebook.
*2 : When 2in1 is in B mode, this function is not available.

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97

Phonebook

*3 : Depending on the selected item, “Mail address”,

“Address”, “Positioning info”, “Birthday”,
“Memorandums”, “i-concier address”, “i-concier URL”
or “i-concier memo” appears.

*4 : “Release secret” when referring to a secret data

phonebook entry.

*5 : “Copy to phone” when referring to the UIM

phonebook.

N

<Add to PushTalk phonebook>

z When information is stored in the PushTalk

Phonebook

phonebook, “ ” appears in the phonebook
detail screen, and “★” appears also in the
function menu.

<Add to Choku-Den>

z When information is stored to Choku-Den, “ ★”

appears in the function menu.

●

Secret code

When the mail address of the other party is “phone
[e-mail]” and he/she sets a secret
code, you have to specify “phone number + secret
[e-mail]” as the mail address.
There are 2 methods to send mail to such a recipient.

z Set a secret code for the phonebook entry from the

phonebook detail screen function menu (when
referring to the mail address, the secret code is
automatically added to the mail address in the
phonebook).

z Store the mail address with a secret code in the

phonebook.

N

z Secret code settings are valid only for mail

addresses in “phone [e-mail]” or
“phone number” format.

Editing Phonebook Entries

<Edit phonebook>

Phonebook detail screen (p.95)

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Edit phonebook”

XEdit the respective items

Edit the required items using the same
procedure as “Add to phonebook”.
Adding information to the phonebook→p. 92

■ To store in a new memory number

XSelect “ ”XEnter a memory number (000 to

999) that has not yet been stored.
The original phonebook entry is left in its pre­edited state and the edited entry is stored as a
new phonebook entry with a different memory
number.

98

After editing, press o (Finish)

2

X “YES”

■ To add information to the FOMA card

(UIM)

Xo (Finish)X“Overwrite” or “Add”

Selecting “Overwrite” stores the edited
information.
Selecting “Add” leaves the original phonebook
entry unchanged and stores the edited entry as
a new phonebook entry.

N

z You cannot edit the i-concier address, i-concier

URL and i-concier memo.

z When the edited entry is stored to the PushTalk

phonebook or Choku-Den, the PushTalk
phonebook or Choku-Den is also changed
automatically.

z If the memory number of the entry is edited, and

the entry before editing is a PushTalk entry with a
member list stored or group list stored, or is stored
to Choku-Den, that information is not inherited to
the changed entry.

Deleting Phonebook Entries

<Delete data>

Phonebook detail screen (p.95)

1

Xu (FUNC)X“Delete data”X

Select any item:

Delete phone No.*……Delete the selected phone

number.

Delete this

*: Depending on the selected item, “Delete mail

add.”, “Delete phone No.”, “Delete loc. info”,
“Delete birthday”, “Delete memorandums”, “Delete
image” or “Delete Chara-den” appears.
Not available when the “i-concier address”,
“i-concier URL” or “i-concier memo” is selected.

N

z If you delete a phone number or mail address in a

phonebook entry in which multiple phone
numbers or mail addresses are stored, the
subsequent phone numbers or mail addresses
move up.