Docomo N-03A Instruction Manual
docomo STYLE series
N-03A
ISSUE DATE:
‘08.10
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
Before Using the Handset
Voice/Videophone Calls
Phonebook
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Security Settings
Mail
i-mode/i-motion/i-Channel
Full Browser
Camera
NAME:
PHONE NUMBER:
MAIL ADDRESS:
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1Seg
Music
i-αppli
Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa
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 the “docomo STYLE series N-03A”.
Please read this manual and separate manuals supplied for other optional equipments before
and during use to use the N-03A correctly. If you have further questions regarding manuals,
contact the inquiries number provided on the back of this manual.
The N-03A is your capable partner. Handle the N-03A with care and we hope you use the N-03A
as long as possible.
Before using your FOMA terminal
● The FOMA network operates using radio waves. In a place where the reception is very poor, such as in a
tunnel, in a building and under the ground, or in an out-of-service area, you cannot make a phone call. You
may also have difficulty making a phone call from the upper floors of tall buildings, even if there is no
obvious physical obstruction. And e v en if the r eception is good w ith 3 antenna bar s indicated and y ou do not
move during the call, you may still find that your call is cut off.
● When you use your FOMA terminal in public places, particularly where it is crowded or quiet, take care not
to disturb the people around you.
● Since the FOMA terminal uses radio waves to communicate, there is always a risk that your call is
wiretapped by the third party.
However, the W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS systems automatically support the tapping prevention for all calls.
Even if a third party succeeds in intercepting your call, only incomprehensible noise will be heard.
● The FOMA terminal communicates via radio waves b y con v erting voices into digital signals . If y ou mo ve into
an area where the reception is poor, the digital signals may not be accurately decoded and what you hear
may differ slightly from what it actually is.
● 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 in 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.
● It is your responsibility to keep a separate record of all data (such as phonebook, schedule, memo, record
message, voice memo or VP msg.) stored on your FOMA terminal. Under no circumstances shall NTT
DOCOMO be liable for any loss or damage to the data stored on your FOMA terminal, caused by
malfunction, repair, model change, etc.
● It is recommended to back up the important data to the microSD memory card. If you own a PC, you can
also transfer and save the data such as the phonebook, mail or schedule to your PC by using DOCOMO
keitai datalink.
Before using this manual
This FOMA terminal supports Kisekae Tool (P.102). When you change the design of the menu display using
Kisekae Tool, the menu structure may change in accordance with frequency of using functions. Also, you
cannot access some functions entering the menu number (P.368) assigned to the functions.
You can download the latest information about this manual from the DOCOMO website.
・“User’s Manual Download”
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/support/manual/index.html
* The URL and the contents may change without prior notification.
How to Refer to This Manual
In this manual, 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 the N-03A, such as new functions and convenient functions.
Menu Function List
You can find menu displayed on the display of the N-03A 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.426
P.4
Cover
P.6
P.8
P.368
P.440
See the next
page for details.
z In this manual for N-03A, the “N-03A” is described as the “FOMA terminal”.
z This manual describes functions that use the microSD memory card. To use these functions, the
microSD memory card is required. microSD Memory Card→ P.282
z It is prohibited to reprint a part or all of the contents of this manual without permission.
z The contents of this manual may change without prior notification.
z The color patterns for the main menu and the screen are described in the default setting for the terminal
of which body color is vanilla white.
1
How to Refer to 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.426
You can find keywords and functions displayed on the display of the FOMA terminal.
A
A mode (2in1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 349
AC adapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
Accessories/Options . . . . . . . . . . . . .390
A-Continuous shooting . . . . . . . . . . .198
Add bookmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .170
Adding a new word (Own dictionary)
Additional service (network services)
Address→Mail address
Adjusting the volume
Earpiece volume. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61
. . .338
. . .353
Easy Search
Alarm tone (pre-installed) . . . . . . . . . 84
Alarm tone (stop). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
Alarm (Timer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
Animation (create). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
Animation (playback) . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
Anniversary (check) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
Answer hold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Answer setting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
Any key answer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
Area Mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
Area Mail setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .155
Area Mail (Storage capacity) . . . . . 416
P.4
Auto receive (Mail/Message). . . . . 135
Auto redial as voice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Auto reset total cost . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
Auto save set (Movie) . . . . . . . . . . . 201
Auto save set (Still image) . . . . . . . 198
Auto timer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203
Auto-display setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Automatic Manner mode. . . . . . . . . . 90
Automatic replay (i-motion) . . . . . . 183
Automatic sorting settings (Mail) . 147
Auto-start set (i-αppli) . . . . . . . . . . . 249
Auto-start time (i-αppli) . . . . . . . . . . 249
You can find often-used functions and convenient functions in simple terms.
Music&Video Channel/Music Playback
P.3 11
P.2 21
Alarm
P.3 24
Calculator
P.2 82
P.3 55
P.404
Software Update
P.4 10
Cover
P.2 94
P.2 99
Scanning function
Infrared data exchange/iC communication
OBEXTM communication
Listen to music
・
Use microSD memory 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.
Convenient Functions
Multi Access.......................................................................................................... 308
Multitask................................................................................................................... 309
Displaying the Data in the Time Series................................................... 309
Turning the FOMA terminal on/off automatically.............................. 310
Changing the Short Cut Key Function of Channel Key.............................. 310
Sorting the Main Menu ................................................................................................... 310
Using the Alarm Function ................................. ... .. .............................................. 311
* The contents above differ from the actual ones in this manual.
2
Life history viewer
Auto power ON/OFF
Multi access
Multitask
ch-key setting
Alarm
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.
Sounds the alarm tone continuously for the
specified time.
Auto power ON……Specifies whether the
FOMA terminal is automatically turned on or not
when the time for an alarm is reached.
Set the respective items o (Finish)
4
N
When the FOMA terminal is automatically turned on to
notify you of an alarm, if you set a melody, i-motion or
music downloaded from sites as alarm tone, the
“Clock Alarm Tone” is played.
Before entering an area such as an aircraft or hospital
where there is electronic equipment that uses
extremely precise control systems or very low signal
levels and the use of mobile phones is prohibited, set
the “Auto power ON” setting to “OFF” and then turn
the FOMA terminal off.
Alarm list screen (P.311)/Alarm
detail screen (P.311)
Edit……Edits the alarm.
Display detail*……Displays the alarm contents.
Finish(Set this)……Activates the alarm.
Release this……Disables one alarm.
Release all……Disables all set alarms.
* : Available only with the Alarm list screen.
Continued on next page
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.
You can search
the chapters
using the index.
snoitcnuF tneinevnoC
Page number
311
Indicates that the
descriptions go on
to the next page.
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.
Using the Alarm Function
You can store up to 10 alarms.
i “LifeKit” “Alarm”
1
The “Alarm list screen”
appears.
■ To switch ON/OFF with
the last settings
Highlight the setting item
p (ON/OFF)
“ON/OFF” switches each
time you press p.
■ To check the pre viou s
settings
Select the setting item
The “Alarm detail screen”
appears.
Highlight the item to set o (Edit)
2
Select any item:
3
Edit title……
enter up to 6 double-byte or 12 single-byte characters.
Time setting……Enters the time at which the
alarm will sound.
Repeat……Selects the alarm repetitions from
“1 time/Daily ( )/Select day ( )”.
Alarm tone……Selects the alarm tone from
clock alarm tone or folders of melody, i-motion,
music, etc.
Volu me……Sets the alarm tone volume with
c.
Snooze setting……Specifies whether a snooze
(repeating) alarm is set or not.
ON……Enter the number of times for ringing
(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 in the
set interval.
OFF……Enter the ringing time (01 to 10
minutes).
<Alarm>
Alarm list
Function menu P.311
Alarm detail
Function menu P.3 11
Enters the title of the alarm. You can
* The contents above differ from the actual ones in this manual.
z The screens shown as examples in this manual are 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.42
z In this manual, “Stand-by display” is set to “OFF”, back color is set to white and font color is set to black in
order to make the screens clear. Also, the parts of the operating instruction screens that need an explanation
are closed up. Further, the main time is shown with “Style” set to “12h clock”, “Size” set to “Big”, and “Color”
set to “Black”.
z In this manual, descriptions are basically based on the default settings, and screens displayed on the FOMA
terminal may differ from the descriptions in this manual.
z The screens inserted in this manual are only the images, which looks different from the actual screens.
z In this manual, “Osaifu-Keitai i-αppli compatible with IC card function” is described as “Osaifu-Keitai i- αppli”.
z In the operation explanation in this manual, simple key illustrations are used to indicate the operation to press
the key.
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Easy Search
Easy Search
Find out a function with easy words from the Easy Search index below.
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
Useful functions for talking
P.4 4
・Do/do not notify your party of your caller ID
・Switch voice/videophone call during call
P.6 1
・Adjust the volume during a call
・Hold the current call
P.62
Holding
Volume
P.49
Caller ID Notification
When you cannot answer incoming call
On hold
・Hold the ringing call without answering
P.6 2
・Notify that you cannot answer the call
Public mode (Driving mode) Public mode (Power OFF)
P.6 2 P.63
Have your party record voice/videophone message
・
P.65
Record message
Change melody or illumination
Ring volume
P.8 8
P.8 4
P.8 7
P.6 1
Select ring tone
Keypad sound
Manner mode
P.7 8
P.9 5
Ring tone/Image
P.86
Vibrator
P.96
・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 the display or color of My Signal/incoming call lamp
・
IlluminationMy Signal settings
Change/understand display
P.3 0
P.2 3
Simple Menu
・Mark (icon) on the display
・Switch menu display
・Change standby screen (wallpaper)
・Display calendar on the standby screen
P.9 7
・Change font size
Font
4
View display
P.9 1
Display setting
P.9 2
Master mail
P.130
・Send Deco-mail
・Send image or melody
・Sort and save mail automatically
Deco-mail
P.133
Attach file
P.147
Auto-sort
Master camera
Change the size of image to shoot
・
Display the shot
・
Save image on the microSD memory card
・
P.263
My picture
P.196
P.287
Use your phone without worries
Lock the FOMA terminal from remote location when the FOMA terminal is lost
・
Secret mode/Secret data only mode
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.120
Call setting w/o ID
P.109
P.121
P.121
Data Security Service
Master 1Seg
Activate 1Seg
・Watch 1Seg
・Record 1Seg
・Book 1Seg programs and recordings
・Change image/sound settings
P.214
P.217
1Seg recording
P.220
Booking program list/Timer recording list
P.218
User settings
P.107
Reject unknown
Omakase Lock
*2
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
*1
Miscellaneous
Bar code reader
Read QR code or bar code
・
P.312
P.221
Alarm
P.324
Listen to music
・
Use microSD memory 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 mode information about other operation guides, see “How to Refer to This Manual”.→P. 1
Also, “Quick Manual” instructs you how to operate the functions used often.→P.440
P.203
Music&Video Channel/Music Playback
P.282
Calculator
P.355
Software Update
P.404
P.410
P.294
P.299
Scanning function
Infrared data exchange/iC communication
TM
communication
OBEX
5
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
Contents
How to Refer to This Manual ..................................................1
Easy Search ...........................................................................4
Contents .................................................................................6
Main Functions of the N-03A ..................................................8
Precautions...........................................................................10
Handling with Care ...............................................................16
Main Components and Optional Equipment.........................18
Before Using the
Handset
P.19
Voice/Videophone
Calls
P.45
Phonebook
P.71
Sound/Screen/Light
Settings
P.83
Security Settings
P.105
Mail
P.127
i-mode/i-motion/
i-Channel
P.163
Full Browser
P.187
Camera
P.193
1Seg
P.211
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aNames and functions aHow to view the display/My Signal
aSelecting the menu aBasic operations aFOMA card (UIM)
aAttaching/removing the battery pack aCharging
aTurning on the FOMA terminal aInitial setting aSet time
aCaller ID notification, etc.
aMaking a voice/videophone call
aSwitching between voice/videophone calls aWORLD CALL
aHands-free aRedial/Received calls aChaku-moji
aReceiving a voice/videophone call
aAnswer hold aPublic mode (Driving mode/Power off)
aRecord message aVideophone settings, etc.
aAdd to phonebook aGroup setting aSearch phonebook
aEditing/deleting phonebook entries
aRing tone/Image a Choku-Den, etc.
aRing tone aVibrator aManner mode aDisplay setting
aPrivacy angle aBacklight aDisplay design aMenu display set
aMy Signal settings aIllumination aKisekae Tool, etc.
aSecurity code aPIN code aDial lock aOmakase Lock
aSecret mode aSecret folder aOriginal lock aKeypad lock
aIC card authentication aSide key guard aSelf mode
aData Security Service aReset settings aInitialize, etc.
ai-mode mail aComposing/sending i-mode mail
aDeco-mail/Auto Deco-mail aAttaching files
aReceiving mails aCheck new messages
aReplying/Forwarding mails aSaving attached files
aUsing mail boxes aMail setting aMessage service
aEarly Warning “Area Mail” aChat mail aSMS, etc.
ai-mode aViewing sites aHow to view sites and operations
aQuick Search ai-mode password
aInternet access aBookmark
aPhone To/AV Phone To・Mail To・Web To・Media To
aDownloading i-motion aUsing i-Channel, etc.
aDisplaying website designed for PC
aOperations on the Full Browser screen
aFull Browser settings, etc.
aPhoto mode aMovie mode aSettings for shooting
aBar code reader aText reader, etc.
a1Seg aSetting Channels aWatching 1Seg Programs
aData Broadcast aRecording 1Seg Programs
aBooking programs/Timer recordings a1Seg Settings, etc.
aVolume aRing volume
Music
P.221
i-αppli
P.237
Osaifu-Keitai/
ToruCa
P.253
Data Management
P.261
Convenient
Functions
P.307
Character Entry
P.329
Network Services
P.341
Overseas Use
P.355
PC Connection
P.363
Appendix/
Troubleshooting
P.367
Index/Quick Manual
P.425
aMusic&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.
ai-αppli aDownloading an i-αppli aLaunching an i-αppli
aPre-installed softwares ai-αppli standby screen
aUpgrading an i-αppli, et c.
aOsaifu-Keitai aWhat is iC transfer service?
aUsing Osaifu-Keitai aIC card lock setting aToruCa
aAcquiring ToruCa aViewing ToruCa, etc.
aData box aStill image aMovie/i-motion aPlaying videos
aChara-den aMelody aMy Signal aKisekae Tool
amicroSD memory card aMovable contents aUIM operation
aInfrared data exchange/Ir S S
aViewing the PDF data aDisplay documents
aDisplay e-books and e-comics, etc.
aMulti access aMultitask aLife history viewer
aAuto power ON/OFF aAlarm aSchedule aTo Do list
aAlarm setting aMy profile aChecking Call data aCalculator
aText memo aDictionary aEarphone/microphone with switch, etc.
aCharacter entry a5-touch input aFixed common phrases
aCopying/cutting/pasting text aOwn dictionary
aClear learning record aDownload dictionary a2-touch input
aT9 input, etc.
aVoice Mail service aCall Waiting aCall Forwarding service
aNuisance Call Blocking aCaller ID Request service
aDual Network Service a2in1, etc.
aWORLD WING aAvailable overseas service
aChecking before using overseas aMaking/Receiving a call abroad
aNW search mode, etc.
aData communication, etc.
* The details are described in “Manual for PC Connection” (PDF
format) in the provided CD-ROM.
aMenu function list aCharacter assignment to dial keys
aSymbols/pictographs/face marks/fixed common phrases list
aMulti access/Multitask combination patterns
aOptions/Accessories aTroubleshooting a
aSoftware Update aSpecifications, etc.
aIndex aQuick Manual
aQuick Manual (For Overseas Use)
TM
/iC communication
Error message
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
7
Main Functions of the N-03A
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
■ i-mode mail/Deco-mail/ Decorate PI
In addition to the message body, you can attach
photos and movies. As the FOMA terminal is
compatible with Deco-mail/ Decorate PI, you can
change the character color, size, or background color
of the message body or insert images or moving
pictographs. There is a large assortment of Decorate
PI to choose from, with 1200 preinstalled Decorate
PI.
■ 1Seg →P.212
Enjoy watching “1Seg” terrestrial digital broadcasting
for mobile phones.
By using booking programs and timer recording, you
can easily enjoy and record programs that you don’t
want to miss.
■ International roaming →PP.242, 356
The FOMA terminal, phone number and mail address
you use in Japan are also available o verseas (in
GSM/3G areas). The FOMA terminal comes
preinstalled with “ 日英版しゃべって翻訳 for N”, which
translates into English what you said in J apanese into
the phone and vice versa.
■ 3 inch Full Wide QVGA LCD
With wide full LCD (240 dots × 427 dots), you can
enjoy 1Seg images and images shot using the FOMA
terminal’s camera.
■ Camera →P.193
The CMOS of 200 million effective pixels enables you
to shoot large images of 2M bytes (1,200 dots ×
1,600 dots).
→PP.128, 130, 129
■ High-speed communication →P.364
The data is received at the maximum speed of 3.6
Mbps and sent at the maximum speed of 384 kbps in
the FOMA high speed communication area.
* The maximum speeds are maximum speeds as a
technical standard, and the actual communication
speed will vary depending on network congestion
or communication environment. The speed for
receiving and sending data becomes 384 kbps if
data is being transferred outside the FOMA high
speed communication area or if accessing access
points such as mopera or other non-high speed
points.
■ Kisekae Tool →P.102
You can instantly replace you r fa v orite standb y screen
or menu screen with them. With N-03A, you can
replace menu options depending on the frequency of
use, and also customize menu screens to your
preferences.
■ IC Card Authentication →P.117
Instead of entering a security code, putting your
FOMA terminal close to a contactless IC card
supporting FeliCa performs user authentication to
release Dial lock or Keypad lock.
■ Original lock/Keypad lock → PP.112, 116
• You can lock the functions which us e your per sonal
information such as phonebook and mails, or
restrict making/receiving calls or sending mails
(Original lock).
• You can lock the key operations automatically
when the FOMA terminal is folded or no operation
is performed for a certain period of time (Keypad
lock).
■ My Signal →P.25
Displays time and informs you if the condition of the
FOMA terminal changes by displaying various
animations.
■ Music Player →P.232
By converting tracks in your music CD to WMA
(Windows Media Audio) data and SD-Audio data in
your PC and save to the microSD memory card, you
can play the tracks with your FOMA terminal.
8
■ PDF Viewer/ Document Viewer
→PP.300, 301
• With the PDF viewer, you can easily view useful
information such as a map, catalogue or time table
on your i-mode terminal easily.
• The FOMA terminal has a preinstalled document
viewer that lets you see Microsoft
®
Microsoft
document files.
Excel, and Microsoft® PowerPoint
®
Word,
■ Full Browser → P.187
With Full Browser, you can view w ebsites for PC
which provide you with more information.
■ Multi window/One-touch multi window
→PP.168, 172
• You can connect sites up to five b y the operation at
a time.
• You can inspect it by switching the connected site
page in the tab.
■ Choku-Den →P.80
By storing frequently used phonebook to Choku-Den,
you can make a call or send a mail quickly.
You can store up to 5 Choku-Den. When mail
addresses are stored, you can compose i-mode mail
or chat mail to all the members easily.
■ Privacy angle →P.93
You can set the screen difficult to be seen from an
angle. You can use the FOMA terminal without
worrying about the others.
■ Auto Deco-mail →P.131
The FOMA terminal detects the emotion from the ma il
text and automatically converts the mail to Deco-mail
with most suitable decorations such as pictographs.
■ Emotion-expressing mail →P.136
An icon pops up and displays the emotion matching
the contents of the received mail.
■ iC Communication →P.297
You can exchange data by putting e marks of
sending and receiving FOMA terminals close to each
other.
■ Infrared data exchange/Infrared remote
control →PP.296, 299
You can exchange data with other FOMA terminals
using infrared communication. You can also use your
FOMA terminal as a remote control.
■ Hyper Clear Voice →P.52
You can adjust the earpiece volume to hear the other
party’s voice more easily e v en when surroun dings are
noisy
■ Multi access/Multitask →PP.308, 309
You can use the voice call, packet communication
and SMS at the same time (Multi access). Also, You
can run and use the multiple functions by switching
them (Multitask).
■ Quick Search →P.169
The FOMA terminal can search information you want
to know while viewing i-mode sites, Mail and
schedule, etc by an easy operation.
■ Comic/book re ader →P.304
You can access e-books and e-comics, so you can
simply read on your FOMA terminal, instead of
carrying numerous books.
■ PIERRE HERMÉ
Collaboration with PIERRE HERMÉ PARIS not only
brings you the outer design of t he FOMA te rminal, but
also preinstalled, specially designed content for your
standby screen, main menu, etc. You can easily
switch to prefered designs with Kisekae Tool.
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■ Chaku-moji →P.54
■ i-αppli/Mega i-αppli/Chokkan Game
→P.237
■ Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa →PP.247, 256
■ Network Services →P.3 41
■ Videophone → P.46
®
■ Chaku-Uta-Full
/Uta-hodai/
Music&Video Channel/Video clip
→PP.226, 222, 182
■ Security Settings → P.105
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Precautions
(ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS)
■ To ensure that you use your FOMA terminal
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correctly, read the Precautions carefully
before use. Keep this manual after reading
for future reference.
■ The precautions must be observed at all
times since they contain the information
intended to prevent the bodily injuries or
the damage to the property.
■ The following symbols indicate the
different degrees of injuries and damage
that may occur if the information provided
is not observed and the FOMA terminal is
used incorrectly:
Indicates that the death or
serious bodily injury may result
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
■ The following symbols indicate the specific
directions:
Don’t
No disassembly
No wet hands
No liquids
Do
Unplug
directly and immediately from
the improper use.
Indicates that the death or
serious bodily injury may
result from the improper use.
Indicates that the bodily injury and/
or damage to the property may
result from the improper use.
Indicates that it is prohibited.
Indicates that it must not be
disassembled.
Indicates that you must not touch
it with your wet hand.
Indicates that it must not be used
near the water, which means that
you must not wet it.
Indicates that you must do it
following the instructions.
Indicates that you must unplug
the power code from the outlet.
■ Safety Precautions are explained in the
following categories:
1. Handling the FOMA terminal, Battery Pack,
Adapter (including the Charger) and FOMA
card (Common) ........................................... 10
2. Handling the FOMA terminal ..................... 11
3. Handling the Battery Pack ......................... 13
4. Handling the Adapter (including the
Charger)....................................................... 14
5. Handling the FOMA card (UIM).................. 15
6. Handling Mobile Phones near Electronic
Medical Equipment..................................... 15
1.
Handling the FOMA terminal, Battery
Pack, Adapter (including the Charger)
and FOMA card (Common)
DANGER
Do not use, keep or leave the devices
in locations subject to high
temperatures, such as near the fire or
Don’t
heater, in direct sunlight or inside a
car on a hot day.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
overheat, explode or ignite, cause the
devices to malfunction or be deformed, or
suffer performance loss and a reduced
service life. Also, this may cause a part of
the case to become hot and burn you.
Do not disassemble or rebuild. Also,
do not solder the devices.
This may cause fire, injury , electric shock or
No disassembly
malfunction.
This also may cause the battery pack to
leak, overheat, explode or ignite.
Do not wet the devices.
Exposing the FOMA terminal and other
devices to liquids such as water or pet urine
No liquids
may cause overheating, electric shock, fire,
malfunction, injury, etc. Be careful where
and how you use the devices.
Use the battery pack and adapter
(including the charger) specified by
NTT DOCOMO for the FOMA terminal.
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Using the devices other than those specified by
NTT DOCOMO may cause the FOMA terminal,
battery pack and other devices to leak, overheat,
explode, ignite or malfunction.
Battery Pack N18
Desktop Holder N18
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
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FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01/02
FOMA Portable Charging Adapter 01
* For the information on other compatible
products, contact the NTT DOCOMO shop
or service counter.
WARNING
Do not place the FOMA terminal,
battery pack, adapters (including the
charger) or FOMA card in cooking
Don’t
appliances such as microwave ovens
or in a pressure cooker.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
overheat, ex plode or ignite , cau se the F OMA
terminal or adapter (including the charg er) to
overheat, smoke or ignite , or damage the IC .
Do not shock or throw the FOMA
terminal.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
Don’t
overheat, explode or ignite, or cause the
devices to malfunction or ignite.
Keep the conductive foreign materials
(metal, pencil lead, etc.) away from the
charge terminal or external connector.
Don’t
Do not insert those matters inside.
This may result in the short-circuit causing
the FOMA terminal to ignite or malfunction.
Turn off the FOMA terminal, when you
are near the flammable gas such as at
the gas station. Do not also charge. It
Do
may cause to ignite to the gas.
Turn off the FOMA terminal, when you use
Osaifu-keitai at the gas station (if IC card
lock is set, turn the FOMA Terminal off after
lock is released).
If you find extraordinary happeni ngs,
such as an unusual odor, overheating,
discoloration or deformation during the
Do
use, charge or storage, make sure to:
1.
Unplug the power code from the
power outlet or the cigar lighter outlet.
2.Turn off the FOMA terminal.
3. Remove the battery pack from the
FOMA terminal.
Continuing to use or charge the FOMA
terminal may cause it to overheat, explode,
ignite or leak of battery.
CAUTION
Do not leave the FOMA terminal on a
slope or unstable surface.
This may fall the FOMA terminal and cause
Don’t
the injury or malfunction.
Keep the FOMA terminal away from
the humid, dusty or hot places.
This may cause malfunction.
Don’t
If your child uses the FOMA terminal,
instruct him/her how to use it. Make
sure that he/she always uses the
Do
FOMA terminal correctly as you
instruct.
Improper usage could result in the bodily
injury.
Keep the FOMA terminal out of young
children’s reach.
A young child may swallow it or suffer from
Do
the injury.
Pay a special attention when you use
the FOMA terminal connected to the
adapter (including the charger) for a
Do
long duration.
If you use i-αppli or videophone or watch
1Seg programs for a long time while
charging the FOMA terminal, the
temperature of the FOMA terminal, battery
pack or adapter (including 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 burns
depending on your constitution or physical
condition.
2. Handling the FOMA terminal
WARNING
Do not direct the infrared data port
towards your or another person’s eyes.
This may cause the eye injury . Do not aim or
Don’t
direct the infrared data port towards another
infrared device as this may interfere with the
operation of the device.
Do not put the FOMA terminal on the
dashboard, etc. as a problem may
occur due to air bag inflation.
Don’t
The 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
Don’t
the 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 inserting slots or microSD
memory card slots inside of the FOMA
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terminal.
Such actions could cause fire, electric shock
or malfunction.
Turn off the FOMA terminal in a place
where it is prohibited to use the
mobile phone, such as in an airplane
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or in a hospital.
This may affect the electric or medical
equipment. If the FOMA terminal is set with
the Auto power function, make sure to
disable the function before turning off the
FOMA terminal.
Follow the instructions provided by the medical
facility about using the mobile phone.
If you use the phone in an airplane,
which is prohibited, you may be
punished by law.
Make sure to hold the FOMA terminal
off your ear and keep enough dis tance
from it when you talk in the hands-free
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mode. When you also play games or
music with an earphone-microphone
connected to the FOMA terminal,
adjust the volume properly.
If the volume is too high, it may cause an
auditory disturbance.
Also, it may cause an accident if you have
difficulty in hearing the sound of your
surroundings.
If you have a weak heart, take
precautions when setting the Vibrator
or Ring volume.
Do
This may affect your heart.
If you hear thunder while using the
FOMA terminal outdoors, immediately
turn off the FOMA terminal and take
Do
shelter in a safe location.
There is a risk of being struck by the
lightning and suffering an electric shock.
Turn off the FOMA terminal near the
electric equipment using the highprecision control or weak signals.
Do
This may interfere with the operation of
sensitive electronic equipment.
* Take great care on the following electric
devices:
Hearing aids, implantable cardiac
pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-
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defibrillators, and other electronic medical
equipment, fire alarms, automatic doors and
other equipment controlled by electronic
signals.
If you use an implantable cardiac
pacemaker, implantable cardioverterdefibrillator or other electronic medical
equipment, contact the respective
manufacturer or vendor to check whether the
operation of the equipment is affected by
radio waves.
If the display or camera lens is broken,
be careful of the broken glass and the
inside of exposed FOMA terminal.
Do
The surface of the display or camera lens is
covered by a plastic panel to minimize the
possibility of glass scattering. However,
touching the broken or exposed parts cause
the injury.
CAUTION
Do not swing the FOMA terminal by its
strap or other parts.
The FOMA terminal may strike you or others
Don’t
around you, resulting in body injury,
malfunction or damage to the FOMA
terminal or other property.
When you use the motion tracking, be
sure to confirm surrounding safety,
grasp the FOMA terminal firmly and
Don’t
do not swing the FOMA terminal more
than the necessity.
Motion tracking is a function to operate the
FOMA terminal by inclining and shaking it. It
hits the person and others because of the
shake too much, and there is a possibility of
causing a serious accident and damage.
With metallic straps or other metallic
objects in the FOMA terminal and
applying the motion tracking, be sure
Don’t
to not hit the person or others.
It causes injury, malfunction or breakage.
Do not let the FOMA terminal come
close to or sandwich magnetic cards,
etc. between the FOMA terminal.
Don’t
The magnetic data stored on cash cards,
credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks,
etc. may be erased.
Do not let the FOMA terminal come
close to magnetism.
If strong magnetism is brought close,
Don’t
operation may fail.
If the display is broken and the liquid
crystal leaks, do not take it in, draw it
in or put it on your skin.
Don’t
If the liquid crystal comes into your
eyes or mouth, immediately rinse y our
eyes or mouth with clean water and
see a doctor. If the liquid crystal
adheres to your skin or clothing,
immediately wipe it off with alcohol
and rinse it off with water and soap.
It may cause a loss of eyesight or damage
your skin.
When the FOMA terminal plays the
ring tone or plays a melody, do not
bring the speaker close to your ear.
Don’t
It may cause a hearing defect.
In some types of vehicle, using the
FOMA terminal in the vehicle may
interfere with the operation of the
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vehicle’s electr onic equipment.
Do not use the FOMA terminal if t he terminal
may impair the safe driving.
Using the FOMA terminal may cause
skin irritations such as itch, rashes or
eczema. If this occurs, immediately
Do
stop using the FOMA terminal and see
a doctor.
Metal components are used for the
following parts.
Parts Material Finish
Multi-function
keys
Charging terminal
(connects to
desktop holder)
Take care not to pinch your finger or
strap when opening or folding the
FOMA terminal.
Do
It cause injury or breakage.
When you watch the 1Seg programs,
be sure to have some distance from
the screen and use it in a very bright
Do
place.
This may affect his/her eyes and cause
impaired vision.
Polycarbonate Vapor deposited
Phosphor
bronze
tin
UV coating
Gold plating
3. Handling the Battery Pack
■ Refer to the information shown on
the battery pack label to chec k the
type of battery pack you have.
Display Battery type
Li-ion00 Lithium-ion
DANGER
Do not let wire or other metals touch
the terminal. Also, do not carry or
store the battery pack with metallic
Don’t
necklaces, etc.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
overheat, explode or ignite.
If you have difficulty in attaching the
battery pack to the FOMA terminal, do
not use the excessive pressure to
Don’t
force the battery into place. Check that
the battery pack is facing in the
correct direction before you try to
attach it.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
overheat, explode or ignite.
Do not throw the battery pack into a
fire.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
Don’t
overheat, explode or ignite.
Do not puncture the battery pack, hit it
with a hammer or step on it.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
Don’t
overheat, explode or ignite.
If battery fluid comes into your eyes,
do not rub your eyes but immediately
rinse your eyes with clean water and
Do
see a doctor.
This may result in loss of eyesight.
WARNING
If a malfunction is found due to an
external shock such as def ormation or
damage by a fall, immediately stop
Don’t
using the FOMA terminal.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
overheat, explode or ignite, or cause the
devices to malfunction or ignite.
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If the battery pack is not fully charged
after the specified charging time has
elapsed, stop charging.
Do
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
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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.
Be sure that your pet doesn’t bite to
the battery pack.
This may cause the battery pack to leak,
Do
overheat, explode or ignite, or cause the
devices to malfunction or ignite.
CAUTION
Do not dispose of used battery packs
with ordinary garbage.
This causes a fire and constitute an
Don’t
environmental hazard. Apply insulation tape
to the terminal of used battery pack and
return it to the NTT DOCOMO shop or
service counter, or dispose the battery pack
in accordance with your local regulations.
Do not charge the wet battery pack.
This causes the battery pack to overheat,
ignite, or explode.
Don’t
If battery fluid comes into contact with
your skin or clothing, stop using the
FOMA terminal immediately and rinse
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it off with clean water.
Battery fluid is harmful to your skin.
4. Handling the Adapter
(including the Charger)
WARNING
Do not use the adapter (including
charger) of which the cord or power
cord is damaged.
Don’t
This may cause electric shock, overheat or fire.
Do not use the AC adapter or desktop
holder in humid locations such as
bathroom.
Don’t
This may cause an electric shock.
The DC adapter must be used only for
vehicles with a negative ground. Do
not use the adapter in positively
Don’t
grounded vehicles.
This may cause a fire.
Do not touch the FOMA terminal,
adapter (including charger) when you
hear a crash of thunder.
Don’t
There is a risk of being struck by the
lightning and suffering an electric shock.
Do not short-circuit the charging
terminal when the adapte r or cha rg e r
is plugged to the power outlet or the
Don’t
socket in a vehicle. Also, do n ot let the
charging terminal contact with your
body (hand, finger, etc.).
This 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 char ger
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 powe r
cord of the adapter (including
charger).
Don’t
This may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not touch the power cords of the
adapter (including charger) or the
power outlet with wet hands.
No wet hands
This may cause an electric shock.
Use the specified power supply and
voltage.
Using the adapters with incorrect voltage
Do
may cause a fire or malfunction. Use the AC
adapter for global use to charge the terminal
overseas.
AC adapter: AC 100V
DC adapter:
DC12V/24V (specific to vehicle with
negative ground)
AC Adapter for global use:
100V to 240V AC (should be plugged to
AC power outlet for home use only)
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If the fuse in the DC adapter blows,
always replace it with the specified
type of fuse.
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Using the unspecified fuse may cause a fire
or malfunction.
Refer to the respective manuals for the
information on the specified fuse.
Wipe off any dust on the plug.
This may cause a 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.
This may result in an electric shock, shortcircuit or fire.
Always grasp the plug when
unplugging the adapter or charger
from the power outlet or cigar lighter
Do
socket. Do not pull the cord itself.
Pulling the cord may damage the cord and
cause an electric shock or fire.
Unplug the power code from the
power outlet when it will be left
unused for a long period.
Unplug
This may cause electrical shock, fire or
malfunction.
If any water or other liquid gets into
the adapter or charger, immediately
unplug it from the power outlet or
Unplug
socket.
This may cause an electric shock, smoke
emission or fire.
Unplug the adapter or charger from
the power outlet or cigar lighter socket
before cleaning.
Unplug
This may cause an electric shock.
5. Handling the FOMA card
CAUTION
Be careful about a cut surface when
dismounting the FOMA card (IC part).
This may injure your hands or fingers.
Do
6. Handling Mobile Phones near
Electronic Medical Equipment
■ The following precautions conform
to the guidelines drawn up during
the Electromagnetic Compatibility
Conference Japan, regarding how
to protect electronic medical
equipment from radio waves
emitted by mobile phones.
WARNING
Observe the following in hospitals or
other medical facilities:
a Do not take your FOMA terminal into
Do
Do
Do
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operating rooms, ICUs (Intensive Care
Units) or CCUs (Coronary Care Units).
a Turn off your FOMA terminal inside
hospital wards.
a Turn off the FOMA terminal even if you
are in a hospital lobby when electronic
medical equipments are in use nearby .
a If a medical facility gives specific
instructions prohibiting you from
carrying or using mobile phones, follow
those instructions.
a
If the FOMA terminal is set with the Auto power
function, make sure to disable the function
before turning off the FOMA terminal.
Turn off the FOMA terminal in cro wded
places such as rush-hour trains in case
somebody nearby is using an
implantable cardiac pacemaker or
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator.
Radio waves may affect the operation of
implantable cardiac pacemakers or
implantable cardioverter-defibrillators.
If you use an implantable cardiac
pacemaker or implantable cardioverter defibrillator, keep the FOMA terminal at
least 22 cm away from the de vi ce s.
Radio waves may affect the operation of
implantable cardiac pacemakers or
implantable cardioverter-defibrillators.
If you use the electronic medical equipment
other than implantable cardiac pacemakers
or implantable cardioverter-defibrillators out
of the medical facility due to the home
treatment, etc,, consult the respective
manufacturers for the information about the
effects of radio waves on the equipment.
Radio waves may affect the operations of
the electronic medical equipment.
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Handling with Care
General Notes
c Do not water the devices.
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The FOMA terminal, battery pack, adapter
(including the charger) and the FOMA card (UIM)
are not water-proof. Do not use them in humid
locations such as bathrooms, and avoid exposing
them to rain. If you carry your FOMA terminal close
to your skin, swe at ma y cau se internal compo nents
to corrode and result in a malfunction. If the
problem is fou nd to be due to m oisture , it will no t be
covered by t he w arr anty and in som e cases ma y b e
irreparable. Even if it can be fixed, y ou will be
charged since the damage is not covered by the
warranty.
c Wipe with a soft, dry cloth (such as a cloth
for glasses).
aThe surface of the FOMA terminal’s LCD has a
specific coating 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 (of a
type used for eyeglasses). The LCD coating may
peel off or stain if moisture or soiling 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 apply an excessive pressure or
weight to the FOMA terminal and battery
pack.
Do not put the FOMA terminal in a bag filled with
many objects or in the hip pocket of clothing as y ou
sit down. This may result in faults or damage to the
LCD, other internal components or battery pack.
When an external device is connected to external
connector (earphone/microphone terminal), it may
cause connecting breakage or malfunction.
c Read the separate manuals supplied with
the FOMA terminal, adapter and charger
carefully.
c Do not scrabble the display with metallic
objects.
This may cause scratch, malfunction or damage.
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Handling the FOMA Terminal
c Avoid using the FOMA terminal in extremel y
high or low temperatures.
Use the FOMA terminal within a temperatur e rang e
between 5°C and 35°C with humidity between 45%
and 85%.
c Using the FOMA terminal close to ordinary
phones, TVs or radios may affect the
operation of such devices. Use the FOMA
terminal away from such devices.
c It is your responsibility to keep a separate
record of all data stored on your FOMA
terminal.
Under no circumstances shall NTT DOCOMO be
liable for any loss or damage to the data stored on
your FOMA terminal.
c When connecting an external device to the
external connector (earphone/microphone
terminal), do not plug inclined in the
connector or pull the code.
This may cause malfunction or damage.
c Do not close the FOMA terminal with its
strap caught between the folding parts.
This may cause malfunction or damage.
c
It is normal for the FOMA terminal to become
warm while being used or charged. It is not a
malfunction and you can keep on using.
c Do not leave the camera exposed to direct
sunlight.
This may discolor or burn the element.
c Usually fit the external connector cap and
microSD memory card slot cap before use.
Failing to fit these covers ma y cause the FOMA
terminal to malfunction due to the dust or water
getting in.
c Do not use FOMA terminal when the back
cover is removed.
This may cause of removing the battery pack,
malfunction or damage.
c
Do not put a sticker with an extreme thickness,
etc. on the face of the display or keys.
This may cause malfunction.
c Do not remove the microSD memory card or
turn off the FOMA terminal when using the
microSD memory card.
Otherwise, loss of data or malfunction may result.
Handling the Battery Pack
c The battery pack is consumable.
If the battery pack does not work for enough time
even when it is fully charged, it is time to exchange
it. Exchange it for a specified new battery pack.
c Charge the battery pack within the proper
ambient temperature range (5°C to 35°C).
Make sure to charge the battery when you use
c
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 in which
you use it and the condition of the battery
pack itself.
c When the life of the battery pack is near
end, the battery pack may expand a little
according to the usage condition, but this is
not a malfunction.
c Do not keep or leave the battery pack
empty.
The performance and life of the battery pack may
be deteriorated.
Handling the Adapter (including the
Charger)
c Charge the battery pack within the proper
ambient temperature range (5°C to 35°C).
c
Do not charge the battery pack in the
following places:
aIn a humid, dusty or shaky place
aNear your home phone, TV or radio
c It is normal for the adapter or charger to
become warm while being charged. It is not
a malfunction and you can keep on using.
c Do not use the DC adapter to charge the
battery pack when the car engine is not
running.
This may drain the car battery.
c If you use an electrical outlet with a
disconnection prevention mechanism,
follow the instructions of the user’s manual
of the outlet.
c Do not shock the adapter or charger. Do not
deform the charging terminal.
This may cause malfunction.
Handling the FOMA card
c Do not apply unnecessary force to attach or
remove the FOMA card.
c It is normal for the FOMA card to become
warm while being used. It is n ot a
malfunction and you can keep on using.
c The warranty does not cover damage
caused by inserting the FOMA card into
some other type of IC Card reader/writer.
c Always keep the IC part clean.
c Wipe with a soft, dry cloth (such as a cloth
for glasses).
c It is the user’s responsibility to keep a
separate record of all data stored on your
FOMA card.
Under no circumstances shall NTT DOCOMO be
liable for any loss or damage to the data stored on
your FOMA terminal.
c To preserve the environment, take
discarded FOMA card to the NTT DOCOMO
shop or service counter.
c Avoid using the FOMA card in extremely
high or low temperatures.
c Do not damage, scratch, touch imprudently,
or short circuit the IC.
Otherwise, loss of data or malfunction may result.
c Be careful not to drop the FOMA card or
apply an impact to it.
This may cause malfunction.
c Do not bend the FOMA card or place a
heavy object on it.
This may cause malfunction.
c Do not attach the FOMA card to the FOMA
terminal with a label or sticker is pasted.
This may cause malfunction.
Handling the FeliCa Reader/Writer
c The FeliCa reader/writer function of the
FOMA terminal uses very weak radio waves
that require no licensing of radio stations.
c The 13.56MHz frequency band is used. If
there is another reader/writer around, keep
enough distance between the FOMA
terminal and that reader/writer. Also, make
sure that there is no radio equipment using
the same frequency band nearby.
Caution
c Do not use the altered FOMA terminal.
Using the altered device is a violation of the
Radio Law.
The FOMA terminal is certified to conform to
technical regulations for specified radio
equipments that are based on the Radio Law, and
“Technical Conformity Mark ” is affixed on the
model name seal as the certification. If you remove
the screw and alter 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 you use the FOMA terminal
while driving a vehicle.
The penalty is imposed on using a mobile phone
while driving. Unwillingly receiving a call, use the
Hands-free to tell the caller that you will call back,
then stop the car in a safe place before using the
phone.
c Use the FeliCa reader/writer function in
Japan.
The FeliCa reader/writer function of the FOMA
terminal complies with radio standard in 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 standard in Japan and
is certified. You may be punished if you use it
overseas.
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Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
Main Components and Optional Equipment
<Main Components>
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
N-03A
(Including the warranty and Back
Cover N34)
Manual for N-03A
(This manual)
* The Quick Manual starts on P.440.
<Optional Equipment>
FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
(Including warranty and manual)
Battery Pack N18
CD-ROM for N-03A
* This CD-ROM contains the PDF files of
“Manual for PC Connection” and
“Kuten Code List”.
Desktop Holder N18
(Including manual)
Other options and accessor ies→ P. 390
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Before Using the Handset
Component Names and Functions................................................................................. 20
How to View the Display................................................................................................. 23
How to view My Signal ............. ................................................ ...................................... 25
Selecting the Menu......................................................................................................... 26
Changing the Main Menu........................................................................ ........................ 30
The Basic Operations on the Screens ........................................ ... ... .............................. 31
Description of the Operations......................................................................................... 33
Function Menu............. .......................................... .......................................... ............... 3 4
Setting the FOMA Card .................... .......................................... .................................... 36
Attaching/Removing the Battery Pack............................................................................ 38
Charging the FOMA Terminal...................... .......................................... ......................... 38
Checking the Battery Level........................................................................... 41
Turning the FOMA Terminal On/Off .. ... ............................................... ..... 42
Switching between Japanese and English.............................................. 42
Setting the Default ........................................................................................ 42
Setting the Clock............................................................................................................. 43
Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number................. ............ 44
Checking Your Own Phone Number................................................................ 44
Battery level
Power ON/OFF
Select language
Initial setting
Caller ID Notification
My Profile
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Component Names and Functions
(
)
q
*
1
Before Using the Handset
2
3
4
6
8
0
#
$
^
* The 1Seg antenna is built into the FOMA terminal.
Using an earphone
Connect an earphone (optional) compatible with the
external connecter. If using an earphone not compatible
with the external connecter, use an adapter (optional).
■ Functions
1 Infrared data port→ P.296
2 Earpiece
3 Display
4 Illuminance sensor→P.93
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t
u
5
7
w
9
!
@
%
&
Connecting a Flat-plug Earphone/Micr ophone with
Switch (optional)
Flat plug of Flat-plug
Earphone/Microphone
with Switch
Handset plug
5 Multi-function keys
f/g
• Moves the cursor or the displayed contents, etc.
up or down (scrolls continuously when the ke y is
held down)
Earphone terminal (flat)
e
r
y
i
o
p
• f: Displays Choku-Den→P.80
• g: Displays the search phonebook menu
screen
h/j
• Moves the cursor to the left or right
• Scrolls the display to the previous or next
screens by pages→ P. 3 1
• h: Displays the Received calls record→P.52
• j: Displays the Redial→P.52
d
• Performs the displayed function (“Select” or
“Set”, mainly) →P.29
6 oFunction key 1
• Performs the displayed function→P. 2 9
• Displays the mail menu
• Makes videophone calls→ P.4 6
• Switches the character type when entering
characters→ P.334
7 pFunction key 2
• Performs the displayed function→P. 2 9
• Displays the i-mode menu
8 iFunction key 3
• Performs the displayed function→P. 2 9
• Displays the main menu/Simple Menu
→PP.26, 30
• Displays the task change screen→ P.309
9 uFunction key 4
• Performs the displayed function (function
menus, mainly) →P. 29
• Activates the function selected in “ch-key
setting”→P. 3 11
* Displays the Chann el list of i -Channel at the time
of purchase.
0 r Send key
• Makes voice calls→P.46
• Receives voice/videophone calls→P.59
• Returns to the previous reading when entering
characters using the 5-touch input mode
→P.330
! t Back (Clear) key
• Undoes the last step in the operation→ P.3 2
• Puts a call on hold→ P.6 2
• Deletes the entered phone number or
characters→ PP.46, 336
@ y Power/End of operation/Hold key
• Turns on the power (1 second or longer)/turns
off the power (2 seconds or longer)→ P. 4 2
• Ends each function→ P.3 2
• Ends a call→ P.47
• Puts an incoming call on hold→ P.6 2
# 0 to 9 Dial keys
• Enters phone numbers, characters and numbers
$ w/Public mode (Driving mode) key
• Sets Public mode (Driving mode) (1 second or
longer)→P. 6 2
• Switches the entered character into upper or
lower case→ P.334
• Enters “＊ ” or dakuten/handakuten→P.334
% q/Manner key
• Sets Manner mode (1 second or longer)→ P.8 8
• Enters “＃ ” or “,. ”, etc.→ P.379
^ Mouthpiece/Microphone
& Through-hole for strap
* Charging terminal
(
Vo lume up key/(マナー)
a
• Sets Manner mode (1 second or longer)→ P.8 8
• Raises the earpiece volume during a call→ P. 6 1
• Scrolls back the display to the previous screens
by pages→ P. 3 1
• Connects to the site set as “Home URL”→ P.17 8
)
Volume down key/(MUSIC)
s
• Lowers the earpiece volume during a call→ P.6 1
• Scrolls the display to the next screens by pages
→P.31
• Reads out the current time (Voice clock)
(Japanese mode)→ P. 6 4
• Plays recorded messages→ P.66
q microSD memory card slot
• Used to insert the microSD memory card
→P.283
w External connecter
• Combined terminal for both charging and
connecting an earphone.
• Connects an AC adapter (optional), DC adapter
(optional), FOMA USB Cable with Charge
Function 01/02 (optional), Earphone Plug
Adapter 01 (optional), or Earphone Plug
Adapter for External connector terminal 01
(optional) etc.
e Speaker
r My Signal
• Displays the clock or various information about
the FOMA terminal→P. 25
t Charge lamp/Incoming call lamp/Shooting
indicator/Communication indicator
• Lights in red while charging→ P.4 0
• Flashes in the selected color while receiving a
call or when there is a missed call→P. 6 4
• Flashes in the selected color while receiving a
mail or when there is a new mail→ P. 6 4
• Flashes in red during shooting mode→ P.1 9 4
• Flashes in green while the auto timer is
activated →P.194
• Lights/flashes while using a communication
function→P. 9 7
y FOMA Antenna
• Built into the handset. To make calls under
better conditions, do not cover the antenna with
your hand.
u Lens selector switch
• Switches ● (Standard)/ (Macro) for the
camera→ P. 1 94
Before Using the Handset
Continued on next page
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i Camera
• Shoots still images and movies
• Shoots the movie of scenery during videophone
calls
* a (マナー ) and s (MUSIC) are referred to as side keys in this manual.
Before Using the Handset
Functions that involve holding down keys for 1 second or
o e mark
• Reads the IC card→ P.255
• iC communication→ P.297
p Back cover
longer
The functions available by holding down each key for 1 second or longer in the standby screen are as
follows:
Key Function
h Displays the Received address list. P.150
j Displays the Sent address list. P.150
2 Changes the mode of 2in1. P.349
3 Sets the IC card lock. P.255
5 Turns the display light on/off. P.93
7 Displays the font setting screen P.97
8 Switches Privacy angle. P.93
0 Enters “+”. P.50
Sets/Releases Public mode
w
(Driving mode)
q Sets/Releases Manner mode. P.88
Ref. page
P.62
Key Function
c Adjusts the earpiece volume. P.61
Sets/Releases Manner mode. P.88
a
Uses the IC card authentication.
(
マナー
)
(when Dial lock/Keypad lock is set)
Activates/Quits the music player
s
(During BGM play)
(MUSIC)
o Check new messages P.138
Displays the i-αppli software list
p
screen.
Ref. page
P.117
P.235
P.239
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How to View the Display
z The symbols (such as , , , etc.) displayed on the screen are referred to as icons.
z A calendar, etc. can be set to the display.→P.92
The status of the FOMA terminal is indicated with icons in this area→ P.23
Clock display→P. 98
Desktop icon display area
・ etc. : Desktop icons providing information→P. 9 8
・ etc. : Pasted desktop icons→P. 9 8
Task icon display area
・ etc. : Task icons of the activated functions→P. 3 0 9
・Displays the status of the network being used→ P.357
Function /i-Channel ticker display area→PP.29, 184
(Photo mode), (Quick Search) and (1Seg) are the
default settings.
● Icons that indicates the status of the FOMA terminal
Icon Description
5 /
Icon Description
1
2
3 / i-mode/i-mode communication in
/ / Packet communication in progress
/ Packet communication in progress
Battery level→ P.4 1
Signal strength→ P.42
Out of service area/Radio wave
does not reach→ P.4 2
Self mode→ P.12 1
progress→ P.164
(no data exchange/sending/
*
receiving)
(sending/receiving)
*
(Red)
6 /
(Red)
/
(Red)
/ / / Unread message R and F (in red
7 /
(Red)
4 SSL-compatible page displayed
→P. 166
/
(Red)
Unread mail/Inbox is full→ P.136
(Red)
SMS in the FOMA card (UIM) is full
→P. 292
Unread mail/SMS in the FOMA
card (UIM) is full → PP.136, 292
Inbox is full/SMS in the FOMA card
(UIM) is full→ PP.136, 292
Unread Area Mail→ P.155
Unread MessageR/Full→P.153
Unread MessageF/Full→ P.153
when each of them is full)→P.153
Mail kept at the i-mode Center/Full
→P. 138
“Receive option setting” is set to
“ON” and a mail is kept at the
i-mode Center→P. 137
MessageR kept at the i-mode
Center/Full→ P.153
Before Using the Handset
Continued on next page
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Icon Description
/
7
(Red)
8
Before Using the Handset
/
/
9
MessageF kept at the i-mode
Center/Full→ P.15 3
Dial lock→ P. 1 0 7
Secret mode/Secret data only
mode→ P.1 0 9
Original lock/Original lock released
temporarily→ PP.112, 113
Secret mode or Secret data only
mode and Original lock is set or
released temporarily
→PP.109, 112, 113
IC card lock→ P.2 5 5
0 / microSD mode/MTP mode set
→P. 290
//
//
//
USB cable connected and
Communication mode/microSD
mode/MTP mode set→ P.2 9 0
Hands-free compatible device
connected and Communication
mode/microSD mode/MTP mode
set→ PP.58, 290
USB cable/Hands-free compatible
device connected and
Communication mode/microSD
mode/MTP mode set→ PP.58, 290
! Infrared data exchange in progress
→P. 296
Infrared remote control operated
→P. 299
IC card authentication in progress
→P. 117
iC communication in progress
(sending/receiving data)→P. 297
@ microSD memory card inserted
→P. 283
microSD memory card (invalid)
inserted→P.283
microSD reader/writer operated
→P. 290
Icon Description
@
#
$
%
^
&
microSD being accessed→ P.2 8 5
During a voice call→P. 4 6
64K data communication in
*
progress
During a videophone call→ P.4 6
Switching between voice call and
videophone call→ PP.49, 60
Vibrator→ P.86
Ring volume set to “Silent”→ P.61
Mail/Msg. ring time is set to “OFF”
→P. 87
Manner mode→ P.8 8
Start/cancel Automatic Manner
mode→ P.8 8
Public mode (Driving mode)→P.62
* Music&Video Channel program
reservation set→ P.22 3
( Alarm notification function
→PP.218, 317
) Timed 1Seg recording in progress
→P. 218
q
〜 Voice mail message→P. 3 42
w
〜 Record message→P.65
e
〜 Record VP message→ P.6 5
r
t
y
* : For details on the icons, refer to the “Manual for PC
Connection” (PDF format) in the provided CD-ROM.
Backlight set to “OFF”→ P.93
Privacy angle set to “ON”→ P.9 3
Privacy angle set to “ON”, backlight
set to “OFF”→P.93
Keypad lock set→P. 116
Side key guard set to “ON”→P. 118
N
z The display adopts state-of-the-art technology; some dots (po ints) ma y not light up while other s ma y constantly ligh t
up due to its characteristics. Note that this phenomenon is not a failure.
z You can check the name of the displayed icons by selecting “Settings”X“Display”X“Icons”.
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How to View My Signal
When the status of the FOMA terminal changes, My Signal displays various animations to notify you of it.
● Example of the display
Before Using the Handset
folded (Close display)
Missed call New mail New Area Mail New ToruCa
Manner mode set to ON Keypad lock set to ON Alarm notification for Alarm Alarm notification for
While receiving a call While receiving a mail While receiving a messageWhen the FOMA terminal is
Schedule/T o Do list/Booking
program/Timer recording
■ Music Player
During pause Volume (Level 10)Tra ck number
N
z You can download My Signal animation data from “みんなN らんど ”.→P. 165
z You can set My Signal animations such as close display, calling display and in-call display in “My Signal settings”.
z By using “Ring tone/Image” setting, you can identify the phone caller or sender of mails with the animation.
→P. 78
Displaying the clock to check time
Press a (マナー ) or s (MUSIC) with the FOMA terminal folded to display the clock on My Signal.
z When you press s (MUSIC), the clock is displayed and the current time is read out at the same time (when
there is no missed call, new mail, etc.).→ P. 6 4
Clock display on My Signal
N
z You can set the pattern of the clock display in “My Signal settings”.
z The clock of My Signal cannot be displayed all the time.
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Selecting the Menu
You can run, set, and check the FOMA terminal’s functions in a variety of ways. There are various
methods of the rest though the method of selecting the function from the main menu is general.
Selecting functions from the main menu
Before Using the Handset
You can select the functions of the FOMA terminal from the main menu displayed by pressing i in the
standby screen. The menus are sorted by function.→ P. 3 68
<Example: To set the “Illumination in talk” function>
Press i on the standby screen to display the main menu
1
i
If you do not press any key for 15 seconds while
the main menu is displayed, the main menu is
turned off and returns to the previous screen.
Use c to move the highlight, then press d (Select) to select the displayed
2
menu sequentially
Tip
26
c
c d
The highlighted item is
displayed in two lines
and the current setting
is displayed.
d
c
Holding down c
moves the highlight
in sequence.
d
Tip
Accessing functions with the short cut keys
On each screen, you can access functions easily by pressing the function keys pre-assigned to the
function.
Press the function key on the standby screen
1
Before Using the Handset
Pressing f
displays the ChokuDen screen.→ P.80
Pressing o
displays the mail
menu.→ P.128
Pressing g displays
the Search phonebook
screen.→ P.76
Pressing p
displays the i-mode
menu. →P. 1 6 4
Pressing h displays
the Received calls
screen.→ P.52
Pressing u displays
the Channel list.→ P.184
Pressing j
displays the Redial
screen.→ P.52
N
z When using the Simple Menu (P.30), pressing o or p on the standby screen displays the Simple Menu.
z You can change the function accessed with u key. → P.311
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Searching menu items to access functions
Even if you do not kno w the proced ure to access t he menu, y ou can st ill access the desir ed function by
entering key words 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)
i
u
d
Enter “ring” and press d (Set), then select the displayed menu
2
d
The search result
is displayed with an
underline.
Selecting functions from the original menu
By storing your frequently used functions (P.95), you can access the menus easily.
Press i on the standby screen to display the main menu, then press p
1
(Original) in sequence
Pressing p switches between the main menu and the original menu.
i
p
If there are two or
more search
results, press p
(Next) to move the
frame.
p
d
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