Docomo N-03A Instruction Manual

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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

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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.

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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.

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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 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.

Life history viewer

Auto power ON/OFF

Multi access

Multitask

ch-key setting

Alarm

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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)

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”

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)

Select any item:

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

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

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

View display

P.9 1

Display setting

P.9 2

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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

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

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

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

communication

OBEX

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Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

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

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

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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)

/iC communication

Error message

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

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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.

■ 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.

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■ 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.

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

■ 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

Easy Search/Contents/Precautions

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

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

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.

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

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

use, charge or storage, make sure to:

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

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

the injury.

Pay a special attention when you use the FOMA terminal connected to the adapter (including the charger) for a

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

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

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.

This may affect your heart.

If you hear thunder while using the FOMA terminal outdoors, immediately turn off the FOMA terminal and take

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.

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-

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.

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.

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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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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,

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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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).

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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Main Components and Optional Equipment

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N-03A

(Including the warranty and Back Cover N34)

Manual for N-03A

(This manual)

* The Quick Manual starts on P.440.

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

( )

Before Using the Handset

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

u 5 7

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)

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• 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

• 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)

• 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)

• 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

(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

Uses the IC card authentication.

(

マナー

)

(when Dial lock/Keypad lock is set) Activates/Quits the music player

(During BGM play)

(MUSIC)

o Check new messages P.138

Displays the i-αppli software list

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)

/ / / 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

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Icon Description

(Red)

Before Using the Handset

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

〜 Voice mail message→P. 3 42

〜 Record message→P.65

〜 Record VP message→ P.6 5

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

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

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

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

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

menu sequentially

Tip

c d

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

Holding down c moves the highlight in sequence.

Tip

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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

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

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

“Search”, then press d (Select)

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

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

(Original) in sequence

Pressing p switches between the main menu and the original menu.

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

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Accessing functions by selecting menu numbers

When the main menu is set to “STANDARD” (P.30), you can access functions quickly by pressing the keys pre-assigned to the menu numbers (P.368).

<Example: To access “Select ring tone”>

Press i on the standby screen, then press 13 in sequence

i 1 3

How to use the function keys

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

■ Performing the functions assigned to the function key

Press the key for 1 to 5, the function is activated.

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

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

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

Press u while (FUNC) is displayed to display the function menu.→ P.34

■ Moving or scrolling the screen

Press b in the direction you want to scroll.

Before Using the Handset

[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 the parenthesis, such as Dd (Select) and Fu (FUNC).

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Changing the Main Menu

You can change the design of the main menu (style for background or icon, etc.) as you want. When you change the design of the menu displa y 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.

Before Using the Handset

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

Switching pages→ P.31

ThemeMain Menu

Select an item

“FEUILLE” 〜 “STANDARD” Switches the display design in each menu. When set to “Standard”, you can

access functions by entering the menu numbers.→ P. 2 9

“Simple Menu”

Simple Menu consists of frequently used menus, and its char acter size is l arge and operation procedure is simple.→ P. 3 78 Sets the character size of the screens to “X-large” all at once. →P. 97 “Original theme”→ P. 9 4

You can change the icons and background image used on the main menu. Y ou ca n also set the picture you shot as the background. “Kisekae Tool”→ P.102 You can change various design of the FOMA terminal such as the main menu all at once with the Kisekae Tool package. Select “拡大メニュー ”, switch to the menu in the large character size.

■ Changing 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 main menu before it sets is displayed.

Simple Menu

z When you set the menu that supports the user customizing, you can sort the menu items by selecting “Manual-sort”

by pushing u (FUNC) in the main menu.→ P.311

[Notation]

■ Description of the main menu

The description of the main menu is different depending on the main menu design. In this manual, instructions for operations are described using the menu for the vanilla white handset at time of purchase. Mail i-mode i-αppli Settings Data box LifeKit Service Phonebook Own data MUSIC 1Seg Osaifu-Keitai

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The Basic Operations on the Screens

● When items appear in multiple pages

Press v to display other pages

To switch the page, press h (or a (マナー )) for the previous page and press j (or s (MUSIC)) for the next page.

Current page/Total pages

■ To display other pages using c

Pressing f displays the pre v ious page when the h ighlight is locat ed at the top of the list, and pressi ng g displays the next page when the highlight is located at the bottom of the list.

● Using the dial keys to select items

Press 1 to 90wq corresponding to the menu numbers

The number corresponding to the dial key

● Selecting “YES/NO” or “ON/OFF”

Before Using the Handset

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

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● To display an image in the picture list

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

Before Using the Handset

● Entering a security code

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

● Entering numbers

Enter numbers by pressing 0 to 9

● To cancel operations, and to return to the standby screen

■ t

Press t to cancel the last operation, such as when you select wrong menu item. Though the previous screen appears basically, another screen may appear depending on the function.

■ y

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

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

■ If the entered security code is incorrect

A message notifying that the security code is wrong is displayed. Re-enter the security code from the beginning.

T o enter a 1-digit number or 2-digit n umber in a 3-digit number entry screen, press 0 twice or once before entering a number.

■ To enter “3”

X003

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Description of the Operations

In this manual, instructions for menu operations are briefly described in almost all cases as follows:

The example of description of operations and the actual operations

① ② ③

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

④ ⑤

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

Or, press 1 to 9 0 w q for the menu number in the double quotation mark.

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

[Notation]

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

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

omitted.

• In the cases such as “Select an item” or “Enter your security code”, Dd (Select) and Dd (Set) are omitted

in the same way.

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

such as example ④.

■ Easy operations are preferred

• Though the operation of the main menu has been described, this manual gives priority to the operations by short cut keys operations (P.27).

• If you select the menu from the Simple Menu, refer to “Simple Menu function list” (P.378).

■ Omission of the descriptions after completing the operations

• The descriptions for the operations after completing the function are omitted.

• “To cancel operations, and to return to the standby screen”→ P. 3 2

■ Brief description of keys and menus

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

Key Menu display Holding down keys

Actual display/operation Menu Description in this manual 1 iMenu q (1 second or longer)

■ Describing multiple menus together

When multiple menus are described together, “・” is used between the items as follows:

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

Release this・Release all……Releases one or all Choku-Den.

Press and hold down q for 1 second or longer

Before Using the Handset

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Function Menu

“Function Menu” is one of the menus of the FOMA terminal 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 a mail after reading it, or to select the folder to save an image you shot with the camera.

Before Using the Handset

● How to use the function menu

There are mainly three ways to use t he function men us. Use the a ppropriate method d epending on the situation.

① Refer to the explanation of the function menu items from the reference page stated with the operation

screen.

② Refer to the explanation of the function menu items from the function menu index. ③ Find 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 shaded colored frame and differentiated from others.

Function menu

Mail

Address screen (list/detail). . . . . 150

Detail screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149

Folder list screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146

List screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148

Message screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130

New mail screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

New mail

①

③ ②

New mail screen (P.128)

Send……Sends i-mode mail. Save→P.134 Delete receiver……If there are 2 or more addresses

entered, you can delete the address that is highlighted.

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

address highlighted.

Function menu¨P.129

* “Function menu item” 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, either data highlighted in the list or all the data in the list is targeted by the function. 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 which targets one data in the list, such as “Edit tit le” or “Delete th is” , highlight the data, then press u (FUNC).

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

XHighlight the

bookmark

Xu (FUNC)

X“Edit title”

XEdit the title Xd (Set)

The bookmark title changes.

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● About multiple-choice

When you delete unnecessary data, protect important data or move the data you do not want to be viewed by others to the secret f older, etc., 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 mails to

delete

Xo (Finish) X“YES”

Marking a checkbox

When you 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.

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

d

● Menus which switch alternately

Depending on the menu, menu items switches alternately as follows:

In “Standard font” In “Big font”

When the text size in the phonebook list screen is displayed in “Standard font”, the size is displayed as “Big font” such as in <Example 1>. When you choose “Big font” under these conditions, the text size will change to Big font, and the next time you open the function menu, the menu name will be “Standard font”.

[Notation]

■ Description of the menus which switch alternately

Such menus are described as “Big font⇔ Standard font”.

z When the displayed menu contains sub menus, “ ” appears on the right. z The displayed contents of the function menu may vary or you may not be able to select the item of function menu

depending on the operating function and settings. The function menu items you cannot select are displayed in gray.

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Setting the FOMA Card

The FOMA card is an IC card that contains private information such as your phone number. Before inserting or removing the FOMA card, first turn the power off and remove the battery pack. →P. 38 Note also that when you try to insert or remove the

Before Using the Handset

FOMA card, keep the FOMA terminal folded and held in your hand.

● Attaching/Removing the FOMA card

The illustration shows how to attach the FOMA card.

Put the FOMA card into the card

inserting slot with the IC side downward as shown in the illustration

Cut corner

FOMA card (UIM)

FOMA card inserting slot

Gold colored IC side down

Insert the FOMA card until it is fixed

To remove the FOMA card, carefully pull it out straight from the following status.

When properly inserted

Security codes for the FOMA card

You can set two security codes of PIN1 code and PIN2 code for the FOMA card (UIM). →P. 106

FOMA card security function

The FOMA terminal incorporates 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 mails, the FOMA card security function is automatically set to these data and files.

z Data and files with this function set are accessible

only when the same FOMA card (UIM) used when downloading these data or files is used.

z Target data and files for the FOMA card security

function are as follows:

• File 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 the animation and Flash movie)

• Melody

• Word/Excel/PowerPoint data

• Image of ToruCa (detail)

• Image downloaded from the Data Security Center

• Program of the Music&Video Channel

• Movable contents data

• i-motion

• Chara-den

• Chaku-Uta

• PDF data

• My Signal animation data

• Kisekae Tool

• Record Videophone message

• Mail template including data with operational restrictions

• DL dictionary

• MessageR/F with attached file (melody/image)

• e-books/e-comics

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

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

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

®*

/Chaku-Uta-Full

Entertainment (Japan) Inc.

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When the inserted FOMA card (UIM) was used to download data or receive mails, you can view or play the data which has had the FOMA card security function applied to it.

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 which has had the FOMA card security function applied to it.

Your FOMA card

Other

FOMA card

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

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

z Data and files with this function can be moved and

deleted with other FOMA cards (UIM).

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

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

Settings for replacing the FOMA card

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

z Functions of which settings are changed t o settings

stored on the newly inserted FOMA card (UIM)

• Select language • SMS center selection

• SMS validity period • PIN setting

• Host selection of Connection setting

z Functions that are reverted to the default setting

• i-Channel setting

• Access setting for Full Browser

z Functions that are set to “Invalid”

• Cookie settings for Full Browser (Cookie information is kept)

z Functions of which current settings of the FOMA

card (UIM) become invalid

• Program setting of the Music&Video Channel (Set the program 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 For the customers who have subscribed to the

FOMA service on September 1, 2005 or after, a separate subscription is not necessary. However, customers who declared that they did not require this service at the FOMA service subscription or who unsubscribe from this service need a separate subscription.

z For the customers who have subscribed to the

FOMA service on August 31, 2005 or before without subscribing to “WORLD WING”, a separate subscription is necessary.

z This service is not available in some payment

plans.

z In case the FOMA card (UIM) (green/white) is

lost or stolen in overseas, contact to DOCOMO as soon as possible and take the course of service interruption. Refer to the back of this manual for the inquiries numbers. Note that you are charged for the call and comm unicati on ev en after the FOMA card (UIM) (green/white) is lost or stolen.

Before Using the Handset

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Attaching/Removing the Battery Pack

z Make sure to turn the FOMA terminal off before

removing the battery pack. Note also to keep the FOMA terminal folded and held in your hand.

Before Using the Handset

● Attaching

Remove the back cover

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

Attach the battery pack

With the “ ” side of the battery pack facing up,

attach the battery pack in direction ③ making sure that the “▲” mark 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

With the back cover about 3 mm awa y from the FOMA terminal, align the catches on its underside with the grooves in the FOMA terminal (Phone). Pressing the back cover in direction ⑤, slide it in direction ⑥ and press the back cover until it clicks shut.

Fit the “▲” mark

Underside catches

● Removing

Remove the back cover

Remove the battery pack

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

z Do not use excessive force when the tip of the back

cover is inserted into the FOMA terminal. The catches of the back cover may break.

Charging the FOMA Terminal

Use the specified Battery Pack N18 for the FOMA terminal.

■ 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, so it is recommended to replace it with a new one. When the life of the battery pack is near end, the battery pack may expand a little according t o the usage condition, bu t 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.

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

To protect the environment, take used battery packs to NTT DOCOMO, the agency, the recycle shop, etc.

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■ Battery pack 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 and FOMA AC Adapter 02 and FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use support voltage from 100V AC to 240V AC.

• The plug shape of the AC adapter is for 100V AC (domestic). When you use the AC adapter which supports voltage from 100V AC to 240V AC for overseas use, the compatible conversion plug adapter is required. Do not charge the battery using the transformer for travel.

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

• You can receive calls during charging if the FOMA terminal is turned on. Howev er, the battery level will fall during the call and the time required for charging will increase. Charging time also increases when “Charging” of “Backlight” setting is set to “All time ON”.

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

• 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 or 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 FOMA terminal turned on

• If you charge the battery pack for a long period of time with the FOMA terminal 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 low-voltage 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 se t it again for recharging.

■ Battery pack charging time

Charging time given for when the FOMA terminal is turned off and charging when there is no charge left.

AC adaptor Approx. 120 min. DC adaptor Approx. 120 min.

■ Battery usage time (The duration varies depending on the charging time and the deterioration of the battery pack.)

Continuous standby time

[FOMA/3G] Stationary (when set to “AUTO”

[GSM] Stationary (when set to “AUTO”*):

[FOMA/3G] Voice call: Approx. 210 min.

[GSM] Voice call: Approx. 180 min.

Watching: Approx. 280 min. ECO mode: Approx. 350 min.

* : To switch the network connection, select “3G/GSM

Approx. 580 hours Moving (when set to “3G”*): Approx. 430 hours Moving (when set to “AUTO”*): Approx. 360 hours

Approx. 290 hours

Continuous talk time

Videophone call: Approx. 100 min.

1Seg viewing time

setting” (P.360).

• The continuous standby time in stationary is the average usage time when the FOMA terminal is folded and standing still while radio waves can be normally received.

• The continuous standby time in moving is the average usage time when the FOMA terminal is folded under condition of “stationary”, “moving”, and “out of service area” within the area where radio waves can be normally received.

• 1Seg viewing time is a guide to time that viewing is possible in a location where radio waves can be received normally with a flat-plug stereo earphone set P01 (optional). Also, 1Seg viewing time may be reduced due to factors such as the charge state of the battery pack, function settings, the temperature and other operating environment conditions, and radio wave reception where being used (radio waves cannot be received or are weak).

• Note that the actual continuous talk/standby time may decrease by as much as half depending on the following conditions: the battery pack charging level, the function settings, ambient environment such as temperature, the status of radio wav es ( out of service area or weak radio waves). Using imode, composing i-mode mail, using data communication or multi access, activating i-appli or i-appli standby screen, using camera, playing movie/i-motion or music, 1Seg audition also decreases the talk (communication) and standby times.

• Depending on the network condition of the country , talk (communications) and standby times may decrease.

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Before Using the Handset

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• If “3G/GSM setting” (P.360) is set to “3G”, the talk (communication) and standby time will increase when using it domestically.

Charging the battery pack with the AC/ DC adapter

■AC adapter (optional)

Before Using the Handset

100V AC power outlet

Connector cap

Plug

FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

■DC adapter (optional)

Cigarette lighter socket

3

Plug

Connector

Plug the connector with arrows side facing upward

Release button

The charge lamp lights up in red during charging. The charge lamp turns off when charging ends (Full charge). If the FOMA terminal is turned on, “ ” flashes during charging and “ ” lights when charging ends.

When charging is completed, remove

the AC adapter/DC adapter connector horizontally from the FOMA terminal while pressing the release button

Do not pull the connector with excessive force because this may cause a malfunction.

Unplug the AC adapter from the outlet

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

Close the external connector cap of

the FOMA terminal

Charging the battery pack with the desktop holder

Plug the connector with arrows side facing upward

100V AC power outlet

Connector

Plug

Charge lamp

FOMA DC Adapter 01/02

Open the external connector cap of the

FOMA terminal Plug the AC/DC adapter connector

horizontally into the FOMA terminal’s external connector

Plug the AC adapter into the outlet

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

Desktop Holder N18

FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

Plug the connector of the AC adapter

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

Plug the AC adapter into the outlet

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Holding down the desktop holder,

insert the FOMA terminal in direction ① and push it in direction ② until it is

secure

Charging starts.

After charging is completed, hold

down the desktop holder, tilt the FOMA terminal toward you and lift it in the direction of the arrow

z The battery pack cannot be charged separately.

Always charge the battery pack while it is attached to the FOMA terminal.

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

lights up right away, but the charging itself has started.

z When the charge lamp of the FOMA terminal (Phone)

and “ ” on the display disappears, and the message “Charge unusual Stop charge” is displayed, 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 the NTT DOCOMO shop or service counter.

The DC Adapter uses a 2A fuse. If the fuse (2A) blows, always use a fuse with the same specifications. Fuses (2A) are consumable items. Purchase a replacement fuse at your local car accessory shop, etc.

z Attach the FOMA terminal to the desktop holder

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

Checking the Battery Level

The indicated battery level is only a reference.

Checking the battery level with icon

When the FOMA terminal is turned on, the icon indicating the remaining battery level is displayed.

: Full charge. : Partial charge. : The battery is almost

running out. Recharge the battery.

Checking the battery level with sound and animation

The current battery level is indicated by sound and animation.

iX“Settings”X“Other settings”X

“Battery level”

The check screen is displ a y ed, a nd 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” : The battery is almost running

When the battery runs out

z The recharge battery screen and 3 short beeps sound

during a voice call and the recharge battery screen (“Camera Off” message to the other party) appears during a videophone call to notify. Note that the call will be disconnected in about 20 seconds and the power turns off in about one minute.

out. Recharge the battery.

The screen as shown on the left appears 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 (except for side keys).

Before Using the Handset

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Turning the FOMA Terminal

On/Off

Turning the FOMA terminal on

z Before turning the FOMA terminal on, make sure

Before Using the Handset

that the FOMA card is inserted correctly.

z Wake-up tone rings when the wake-up display of

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

z A screen is displayed to inform you if the terminal w as

y (1 second or longer)

After Wake-up screen is displayed at the same time the Wake-up tone rings, and the standby screen or initial settings screen appears. If you have just attached the battery pack or you turned the FOMA terminal back on immediately after turning it off, the “WAIT A MINUTE” message may appear for a short time.

■ When “ ” appears

You are outside the FOMA service area or in a place where radio waves do not reach. Move to a place where the radio reception level icon such as “ ” appears. The reception level is displayed as follows:

Good Poor

■ If the Initial setting screen appears→P.42

■ If the PIN1 code/PIN2 code entry screen appears→ P.106

■ When checking “Early warning “Area

Mail” guidance” mail

“Early warning “Area Mail” guidance” mail is saved in your terminal at the time of purchase. Refer to “Viewing a new mail” →P.136

“Display setting” is set besides “OFF”.

enter the 4 to 8 digit security code after turning on the FOMA terminal. The standby screen appears when the security code is successfully entered. When you enter wrong security code for 5 times, the FOMA terminal turns off (however, you can turn on the FOMA terminal again).

shut down automaticaly or due to lack of power.

Standby

z When you set the Auto power function, the power

supply automatically on or off at the specified time. →P.311

Turning the FOMA terminal off

y (2 seconds or longer)

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

Switching between Japanese and English

You can switch the languages between Japanese and English to display function names and messages on the display.

iX“各種設定”X“ディスプレイ” X“バ

イリンガル”

■ To change from English to Japanese

XiX“Settings”X“Display”X“Select language” X“日本語”

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

language setting is stored on the FOMA card (UIM).

You can switch announcement language between Japanese and English for outgoing and incoming calls in some announcements.→ P.346

Setting the Default

After turning the FOMA terminal on, you can set “Set main time”, “Change security code”, “Character size” and “Keypad sound” as initial settings.

Initial setting screenX“YES”

Set the main time→ P.43

Change the security

code→P.107

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

Set the character size→P.97

Set the keypad sound→P.87

“English”

Initial setting

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Check the contents about Software

Update, then select “OK”

z When you set all functions, the initial setting screen no

longer appears when you turn on the FOMA terminal.

Setting the Clock

You can set the FOMA terminal to correct the date and time by the function of Set main time. In the function of the sub clock, you can specify the display mode view/close of the sub clock.

z The FOMA terminal can automatically correct the

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

z The time difference to Greenwich Mean Time is set

as for the time zone every hour. When another city or area is registered by the same time difference, “ ” is displayed in the function display, and it can switch the city or the area with o.

Set the main clock

iX“Settings”X“Clock”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:

Auto……The date and time of the main clock are set

automatically.

Auto……The time information and the time

zone information are retrieved and the date and time are set automatically. The local time is displayed during international roami ng .

Manual (Time zone set) ……Selects the time

zone, and the local time is displayed.

Manual (Date time set) ……Enters the date and

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

■To enter the date and time

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

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

such as “Alarm” or “Schedule” which manages the date and time.

z The adjustable range of the date and time is between

00:00 on January 1, 2004 and 23 :59 on Dece mber 3 1,

2037.

z The FOMA terminal's clock is automati cally corrected

when the FOMA card is inserted into the terminal and the terminal is turned on.

z If not corrected even after a while after turning on the

FOMA terminal, turn the power off and then on again.

z There may occur a time lag for a few seconds. The

time lag may not be corrected depending on the condition of the wave or the i-αppli set for the i-αppli standby screen.

z Automatic correction may not be performed,

depending on the network of the carrier being used while overseas.

z Local time is sometimes not automatically displayed

correctly due to network conditions in the region you are roaming. In this case, specify the time zone manually.

Setting the sub clock

iX“Settings”X“Clock”X“Set sub

clock”

“display method”

■ To set the summer time

X“Summer time”

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

Select any item:

Auto……The sub clock is automatically displayed

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

Always……Selects the Time zone and sets the sub

clock to display the local time at all times.

OFF……Sub clock is not displayed.

z The sub clock is displayed only when “Size” of “Clock

display” is set to “Small”.

z When you set “Auto” in this function, the sub clock

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

Before Using the Handset

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Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number

The FOMA terminal can send your phone number (caller ID) to the other party’s phone (Display) when

Before Using the Handset

you make a call.

z Since the phone number is important information,

please take care when you send your caller ID.

z You cannot perform the setting when “ ” is

displayed.

z You can notify/withdraw your caller ID for individual

calls.→ P. 5 6

iX“Service”X“Caller ID

Notification”XSelect any item:

Activate/Deactivate……Sets whether to send your

caller ID or not.

Check setting……Checks the current Caller ID

Notification settings.

z This function is only available when the recipient's

phone allows the display of caller ID.

z When you hear the guidance instructions to display

your caller ID, notify your caller ID to call again.

Checking Your Own Phone Number

You can display and check your phone number (own number) stored in your FOMA card (UIM).

iX0

z You can easil y quo te the information stored in “My

Profile” when entering the owner inf o rmation (su ch as name or mail address) on websites, etc.→P. 336

z You can check your i-mode address by selecting

pX“iMenu”X“English”X“Options” X“Mail Settings”

X“Confirm Settings”.

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

Profile display.

z When exchanging the FOMA card (UIM) while using

2in1, exchange the FOMA card (UIM) after you reset My Profile for Number B. →P. 319

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Voice/Videophone Calls

■Making a Voice/Videophone Call

Making a Voice/Vi deophone Call................................................................................. ... 46

Switching a Voice/Videophone Call during a Call (Caller).............................................. 49

Making International Calls ........................................................................ 50

Using Hands-free Call during a Call.............................................................. 51

Clear Earpiece Volume......................................................................... 52

Using the Redial/Dialed Calls/Received Calls Record..... 52

Using Chaku-moji ........................ ... .. ................................................ .. ........... 54

Notifying/Withholding Your Caller ID for Individual Calls................................................. 56

Sending Push Signals..................................................................................... 57

Using the Prefix Function... .. ... ............................................... ......................................... 57

Setting Sub-addresses When Making Calls...................................... 58

Setting the Alarm Used for Reconnection................... ........................... 58

Blocking Out Ambient Noise ........ ... .. ................................................ .. ..... 58

Making Hands-free Calls in the Car...................................................... 58

Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls

■Receiving a Voice/Videophone Call

Receiving a Voice/Videophone Call................................................................................ 59

When the Other Party Switches a Voice/Videophone Call (Caller)................................. 60

Using the Dial Keys to Answer a Call..................................... ................... 60

Ending/Holding Calls with the FOMA Terminal Folded...................... 61

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume........................................................................... 61

Adjusting the Ring Volume........................................................................... 61

■Settings for when you cannot take calls

Holding the Ringing/Current Call ...................................................... 62

Using the Public Mode......................... ................... 62

When You Cannot Answer a Received Call................................................... 64

Having the Caller Leave a Message....................................................... 65

Having Callers Leave a Message during an Incoming Call..................... 66

Playing/Erasing Recorded Messages and Voice Memos ............................................... 66

Public mode (Driving mode/Power OFF)

■Setting the Videophone

Using Chara-den............................................ .......................................... ....................... 67

Setting Functions for the Videophone............................................................................. 67

Using the Videophone Connecting to External Devices................................................. 69

WORLD CALL

Hands-free

Hyper Clear Voice

Chaku-moji

Pause dial

Sub-address setting

Reconnect signal

Noise reduction

In-car Hands-free

Answer setting

Setting when folded

Volume

Ring volume

Answer hold/Holding

Missed call

Record message

Quick message

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Making a Voice/Videophone Call

* As N-03A is not equipped with the front camera,

during a videophone call, you can send only the substitute image (Chara-den) or image from the rear camera to the other party. You can change the substitute image (Chara-

Voice/Videophone Calls

den) to other data such as an image of My picture in “Select image”.→P. 6 7

Enter the phone number of the other

party

The “Enter phone number screen” appears. Always start by entering the area code, even for calls within the same area. You can enter up to 80 digits for the phone number. However, only the last 26 digits are displayed.

■ 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. Hold down t for 1 second or longer to delete all the numbers to the left of the cursor and the number in the cursor position.

■ To re-enter the number

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

■ To change the substitute image (Charaden)

XFu (FUNC)X“Select image”X“Chara-den” XSelect Chara-den

Enter phone number

Function menu¨P.48

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

The “In-call screen” appears. “ ” flashes while dialing and lights up during the call.

■ If you hear the busy tone

The line is busy . Cal l again after a while.

■ If you hear a message saying 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.44, 56

The “Videophone in-call screen” appears. “ ” flashes while dialing a videophone call and lights up during the call.

■ If a videophone call is not connected→ P.48

■ To switch between substitute image and camera image

XDd (Change)

Each time you press Dd (Change), the substitute image and camera image switches.

■ To switch the main screen

XDd (1 second or longer)

“Change main disp.”→ P.48

■ To enlarge the camera image to be sent

XAdjust the zoom using Gv

Zoom→ P.203

■ To mute the voice to send

XSa (マナー ) (1 second or longer)

The “ ” icon is displayed. To cancel muting, press Sa (マナー ) for 1

second or longer again.

Videophone in-call

Function menu¨P.48

In-call

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■ To switch the setting of Hyper Clear Voice

→P. 52

■ To swi tch a v oice /videoph one cal l durin g a call→ P.49

■ To put the current voice/videophone call on hold→ P.62

■ When the 2in1 is in Dual mode

The Outgoing number selection screen appears. Select a phone number.

To end the call, press y

z If you make a videophone call to an emergency

number (110, 119 or 118) from the FOMA terminal, the call is automatically changed to a voice call.

z You cannot receive i-mode mail or a MessageR/F

during a videophone call (you can receive SMS). Received mail is k e pt at th e i-m ode Ce nter and ca n be retrieved using “Check new messages” after the videophone call.

z When you are using the videophone at the same time

as 1Seg recording with the camera during charging, on rare occasions the “Camera Off” message may appear and the camera may turn off depending on the temperature of the FOMA terminal.

z Digital communication charges are still applied to the

caller when the substitute image is displayed during a videophone call.

What is the Videophone

You can use the videophone call function between the terminals that sup port the DOCOMO videophone system.

z DOCOMO videophone conforms to “the 3G-

standard set down in the international

324M

standards”. Your FOMA terminal

3GPP cannot connect to a videophone terminal that uses a different system from DOCOMO videophones.

*1: 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project)

A regional standardization body established to develop commonly applied te chnical specification s for 3rd-generation mobile communications systems (IMT-2000).

*2: 3G-324M

An international standard for 3rd-generation mobile videophones.

■How to view the videophone screen

①Main screen (Camera image of the other party

is displayed at the time of purchase)

②Sub-screen (Your own substitute image is

displayed at the time of purchase)

③Call duration ④Settings

: Hyper Clear Voice (Low/High) : Sending or receiving voice/

Transmission error

: Sending or receiving video/

Transmission error

: Sending camera image/Sending

substitute image/Sending Charaden

: Hands-free ON/OFF

: Muting

: Photo mode (Portrait/Scenery/

Close-up)

: Key operation mode (DTMF

/Whole action mode*2/

mode Parts action mode

*1:“Send DTMF tone/DTMF tone OFF”→ P. 4 8 *2:“Using Chara-den”→ P.6 7

)

Voice/Videophone Calls

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Enter phone number screen (P.46)

Notify Caller ID→ P.56 Prefix numbers→ P.58 Chaku-moji→ P.5 5 Int’l call→ P.51 Multi Number→ P. 3 4 8

Voice/Videophone Calls

Add to phonebook→ P. 7 2 Compose message*→P. 128 Select image……Selects the substitute image used

during a videophone call from Chara-den. Select “Release settings” to cancel the setting.

* : Not available when 2in1 is in B mode.

Videophone in-call screen (P.46)

Substitute image⇔camera image……Switches

between the camera image and the substitute image.

Change main disp.……Changes the main display.

The screen changes in the order of “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.”

V.phone settings……Sets the screen for videophone

call.

Visual prefer.……Sets the image sent to and

received from the other party from “Normal/Prefer img qual/Prefer motion spd”. This setting is only retained during the call.

Brightness……Five brightness levels (-2 to 0 to +2)

are available.

White balance……Sets image color tones. →P. 1 9 7

This setting is also applied to the equivalent camera functions.

Color mode set……Selects the image effect from

“Normal/Sepia/Monochrome”. This setting is only retained during the call.

Photo mode……Sets modes suited to the scene

being shot. →P.197

Chara-den set.……You can set the followings when

Chara-den is used. This setting cannot be set fo r the camera images.

Switch Chara-den……Selects the character to be

displayed.

Action List……Checks the available actions and

the corresponding keys. You can also view the action list by pressing w.

Change Action……Changes the Action mode. Switch image……Displays the still image selected

in “Substitute image” (P.67) on the other party’s display.

Display light……Sets lighting of backlight.

All time ON (default)……Turns the backlight on all

the time.

Same as backlight……Lights according to the time

set for “Lighting” in “Backlight”.

Own number……Displays your phone number during a

videophone call.

Send DTMF tone⇔ DTMF tone OFF……Sets/cancels

push signal transmission mode during Chara-den. Except for Chara-den, videophone calls are always in push signal transmission mode.

Change to voice→ P.4 9

● 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 oth er party’ s ph one or the

possible lack of a 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

The called phone number is not used

• This message may also appear during packet communication.

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 phone for the forwarding number is not compatible with videophone calls

The other party sets the Caller ID request service

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Display Cause

This number is not available

Upper limit has been exceeded Connection failed

Connection failed You connected without notifying

Please make your call from the i-mode web page

The other party sets the Nuisance call blocking service

The upper limit set for a Limit billing plan (Type Limit and Family Wide limit) is exceeded

your caller ID (when dialing into visualnet, etc.)

• This message may also appear in other situations

Set the 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 connected, your call is

automatically switched to a voice call when you set “Auto redial as voice” to “ON”. However, the call may not be handled in this way if you call an ISDN synchronous 64K or an ISDN videophone which does not support the 3G-324M standard (as of September, 2008) or if you dial a wrong number. Note that call charge may be applied in some cases.

Switching a Voice/ Videophone Call during a Call (Caller)

z You can use this function with the terminals

compatible with voice call/videophone call switch.

z You can switch the voice call only when you are the

caller.

z To switch the call, the receiver needs to set “Ntfy

switch-mode” to notify the switch beforehand. →P. 68

<Example: To switch a voice call to a videophone call>

In-call screen (P.46)Xd (V. phone) X

“YES”

While switching, the screen which indicates that the calls are being switched appears and the voice guidance is played.

The digital communication fee is charged after the appearance of this screen.

■ To switch a videophone call to a voice call

XVideophone in-call screen (P.46)Xu (FUNC) X“Change to voice”

z It takes about 5 seconds to switch the calls. Note that

the signal quality may affect how long it takes.

z You cannot switch the calls during calling 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. Howe v er, the total time for voice and videophone call is displayed after ending a call.

z Depending on the other party’s communication

conditions or the signal quality, you may not be able to switch the calls and the call may be canceled.

z When the call is switched, the first dialed or received

call is registered to the Redial/Dialed calls records or Received calls records.

z If the caller is using i-mode, the i-mode

communication is canceled to switch to videophone.

z If the other party is using packet communication

(including i-mode), you receive the message “No Switch” meaning you cannot s witc h the ca lls.

z You cannot switch the calls when “Call Waiting” is

activated.

Voice/Videophone Calls

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Making International Calls

WORLD CALL is an international dialing service that can be used from DOCOMO mobile phones. FOMA service subscribers are also subscribed to “WORLD CALL” when they subscribe to the FOMA service. (This excludes su bscribers wh o declar ed that they did not require the service.)

Voice/Videophone Calls

z WORLD CALL can be used to call around 240

countries and regions worldwide.

z The “WORLD CALL” is charged with your monthly

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 in the enter phone number screen, Redial/Dialed calls screen, Received calls screen or Phonebook detail screen.

z This service is not available in some payment

plans.

For additional information regarding WORLD CALL, refer to the contact information provided on the back of the manual.

“International videophone calls” can be made by users of some specific overseas 3G mobile terminals by pressing o (V. phone) to make the call after using the dialing procedure below.

z See the DOCOMO website for information on

accessible countries and operators.

z Depending on the other party’s terminal, the image

of the other party displayed on your FOMA terminal may be distorted or the connection may fa il when making an international vide ophone call.

Using dial keys to make international calls

Dial the number in the following order:

010→Country code→ Area code (Long distance code)→The other party’s phone number

You can also dial the number in this order: 009130→ 010→Country code→ Area code (Long distance code)→The other party’s phone

number. If the area code (long distance code) begins with “0”, omit the first “0”. However , to call to ordinary phones in Italy, “0” is required.

The international call is made.

Quick and simple procedures for making an international call

z You can store the country codes and IDD prefix

codes in “Int’l dial assistance”.

● Using “+” to make an international call

By using the “+” that is automatically replaced with the “IDD Prefix Code” set in “Auto int’l call set.”, you can make international calls without dialing the IDD prefix code. z As “Auto int’l call set.” in “Int’l dial assistance” is set

to “ON” (automatically added) at the time of purchase, the FOMA terminal automatically dials the IDD prefix code.

On the standby screen, dial the

following; + (0 (1 second or longer)) →Country code→Area code (Long

distance code)→The other party’s phone number

If the area code (long distance code) begins with “0”, omit the first “0”. However , to call to ordinary phones in Italy, “0” is required.

rX“Dial”

The international call is made.

■ To make a call without converting “+” into the IDD prefix code

X“Original phone No.”

■ To cancel the call

X“Cancel”

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● Making an international call from the

function menu

You can make an international call by adding a country code and IDD prefix code from the function menu.

z You can use the international dial function from the

“Enter phone number screen” and the detail screens of “Phonebook/Received calls/Dialed calls/ Redial” screens.

<Example: To use the international dial function from the enter phone number screen>

Enter the phone number of the other

party u (FUNC)X“Int’l call”XSelect the

country codeXSelect the IDD prefix code

The selected country code and IDD prefix code are added. If the area code (long distance code) begins with “0”, the first “0” is automatically deleted (except when “Italy” is selected for the country code).

The international call is made.

z Depending on the operator, the caller ID will not be

notified or be incorrectly displayed even if the “Notify Caller ID” setting is set. In this case, you cannot call from the Dialed calls screen.

Making the setting for the international call

You can set the automatic conversion of “+”, and also edit and store the country codes and IDD prefix code for international calls.

iX“Settings”X“Dialing”X“Int’l dial

assistance”XSelect any item:

Auto int’l call set.……You can set the automatic

conversion of “+” when you make an international call.

X“ON”XSelect a country codeXSelect an IDD

prefix code

■When you do not convert automatically

X“OFF”

<Int’l dial assistance>

Country Code setting……

Stores up to 22 country names and country codes used when you make an international call. See the DOCOMO website for information on country codes.

XHighlight an itemXo

(Edit)XEnter the country nameXEnter the country code

IDD Prefix setting……Stores

the IDD prefix name and IDD prefix code used when you make an international call. Up to 3 entries can be stored.

XHighlight an item to be

stored or changedXo (Edit)XEnter the IDD prefix nameXEnter the IDD prefix code

Country Code setting

Function menu¨P.51

IDD Prefix setting

Function menu¨P.58

Country Code setting screen (P.51)

Edit……Edits the country code. Delete……Selects the deleting method from “Delete this/

Delete selected/Delete all”.

Using Hands-free Call during a Call

You can hear the other party’s voice from the speaker while talking.

In-call screen (P.46)Xo ()

“ ” appears and you can hear other party’s voice through a speaker during a hands-free call.

While your terminal is ringing, you can switch to hands-free operation by pressing o (/

<Hands-free>

Voice/Videophone Calls

Ex. Voice call

Ex. Videophone call

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■ To cancel the hands-free operation

XPress o ( ) during a hands-free call

“ ” disappears when you make a voice call. “ ” is changed to “ ” in case of videophone.

● Notes on using the hands-free operation

It is recommended to keep a distance of about 30 cm from the FOMA terminal during a hands-free call. If the distance is longer or shorter than 30 cm, the other party may find it difficult to hear you or your v oice ma y

Voice/Videophone Calls

sound differently.

z Move to an area where your call will not disturb other

people before switching to a hands-free call.

z When a call is finished, the hands-free setting is

canceled.

Clear Earpiece Volume

This function detects ambient noise and enables you to hear the other party’s voice clearly.

z When Hands-free is “ON” or a Flat-plug Earphone/

Microphone with Switch (optional) is connected, this function is disabled.

In-call screen (P.46) X

(//)

The mode switches as follows each time you press p; “High”→“OFF”→“Low”.

High…… Regardless of ambient noise level, the

function activates even in the quiet environment.

Low……The function activates only when the

ambient noise level is high.

OFF……This function does not apply.

■ To set from the main menu

You can also set from “Hyper Clear Voice” of “Settings” in the main menu. →P.36 9

z The sound quality or volume changes by this function,

so set it depending on preference.

z The effects may be different depending on the other

party’s voice or the individual.

z This function works by the ambient noise that is

detected with a microphone in the FOMA terminal (Phone), so it may work by your own voice.

Using the Redial/Dialed Calls/ Received Calls Record

Information on dialed or received calls, including the caller’s phone number and the date and time are stored in the Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls record. You can make a call to the other party easily by using these records. z When you make calls to the same phone number

repeatedly, the latest entry is stored as the Redial record and separate entries are stored for the Dialed calls record.

z The Redial record can hold up to 30 phone

numbers for voice/videophone calls.

z The Dialed calls/Received calls record stores up to

30 voice/videophone call entries and 30 packet communication or 64K da ta comm unic ation e ntries .

z If the maximum number of logs is exceeded, logs

are overwritten starting with the oldest one.

<Example: To make a call from the Redial/Received calls list screen>

On the standby screenXj (Redial)/

h (Received calls)

The “Redial screen (list)”/ “Received calls screen (l ist)” appears.

■ To chec k the Dialed calls

XiX“Own data”X “Dialed

calls” The “Dialed calls screen (list)” appears.

Highlight the Redial/Received calls

record entry

■ To make a call after checking the details of the Redial/Received calls record

XSelect the Redial/

Received calls record entry The “Redial screen (detail)” or “Received calls screen (detail)” appears.

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

Ex. Redial (list)

Function menu¨P.54

Ex. Redial (detail)

Function menu¨P.54

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● Checking the number of missed calls

■ To confirm only the missed calls from the Received calls record

XiX“Own data”X“Received calls”

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 appears.

■Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls record icons

Icon

// /

*1: Some icons look different between the detail screen and

the list screen.

*2: Displayed only when the 2in1 is in Dual mode.

Description

Incoming and outgoing/mis sed/ unconfirmed missed voice calls

Incoming and outgoing/mis sed/ unconfirmed missed international voice calls

Incoming and outgoing/mis sed/ unconfirmed missed videophone calls

Incoming and outgoing/mis sed/ unconfirmed missed international videophone calls

Incoming and outgoing calls to B mode for 2in1 setting

Recorded voice record message/ videophone message

Received calls with Chaku-moji Incoming and outgoing/mis sed/

unconfirmed missed packet communication

Incoming and outgoing/mis sed/ unconfirmed missed 64K data communication

Incoming packet communication or 64K data communication that is received without external device connected

Incoming and outgoing calls when the Time zone is other than “GMT+09” regardless of the “Auto time adjust” (P.43) setting (the summer time is displayed when y ou set the summer time)

z If you use 2in1, up to 30 records are stored for each

phone number. Also , whe n set to Dual mode , up to 30 Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls records for both phone numbers and total of the 60 records are displayed.

z Setting “Restrict dialing” deletes all the Redial/Dialed

calls records.

z If 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 in the Redial screen (detail)/Dialed calls record screen (detail). If you mak e a call with out usin g the function menu, nothing is displayed even when “Set Multi Number” is set to additional number.

z When “Missed calls display” in the “Ring time (sec.)” is

set to “Not display” and you receive a call of which ring tone sounded for shorter time than the time set in the “Set mute seconds”, the call is not displayed on the Received calls record.

z If the caller is using “Dial-in”, a number different from

the “Dial-in” number may be displayed.

z When you have subscribed to Multi Number and make

a call from the Received calls record screen, the phone call is made from the number which received the call regardless of the “Set Multi Num ber” setting.

z When you receive a call for additional number of Multi

Number, the registered name of the additional number are displayed under the phone number in the Received calls record screen (detail).

z If the same phone number is registered in multiple

phonebooks under different names, names of phonebooks are displayed in the Received calls record in the order of reading.

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Redial/Dialed calls/Received

calls screen (P.52)

Notify Caller ID*1→P. 56 Prefix numbers*1→P. 58 Chaku-moji*1→P. 55 Int’l call*1→P. 51 2in1/Multi Num.*1→When 2in1 is set to ON and Dual

Voice/Videophone Calls

mode, selects from “Number A/Number B/Cancel number” (P.352) (not availab le when A mo de or B mode is set). Selects from “Basic number/Additional number 1/ Additional number 2/Cancel number” (P.349) at the Multi Number when 2in1 set to OFF.

*2*3

Ring time

with the ringing times.

Add to phonebook→ P. 7 4 Look-up phonebook……“Accessing the phonebook

from the Redial or Dialed Calls record”→P. 7 6

Add desktop icon→ P.9 8 Compose message*4→P. 128 Compose SMS*4→P.160 Sent address Received address*2……Displays the received address

list.

Select image……Selects the substitute image used

during a videophone call from Chara-den. Select “Release settings” to cancel the setting.

Big font⇔ Standard font*3……Switches the character

size of the displayed name. →P. 97

Delete……Selects the deleting method from “Delete this/

Delete selected/Delete all”.

*1: Available only for the detail screen. *2: Available only for the Received calls scr een. *3: Available only for the list screen. *4: Available only when 2in1 is in A mode or Dual mode, and

*5: Available only for the Redial/Dialed calls screen. *6: Not available when 2in1 is in B mode.

……Displays the missed call record entries

*5*6

……Displays the sent address list.

selecting the record screen for the A mode .

z Selecting “Delete all” from the Redial/Dialed calls

record deletes all the Redial and Dialed calls records. Note that selecting “Delete this” or “Delete selected” for the Redial record does not delete the entries of Dialed calls record, and selecting “Delete this” or “Delete selected” for the Dialed calls record does not delete the entries of the Redial record.

z Selecting “Delete all” in the Redial/Dialed/Re ceived

calls screen when the 2in1 setting is ON, deletes all Redial/Dialed/Received entries for A mode/B mode, regardless of the 2in1 mode.

z When a phone number is stored in the phonebook,

and an e-mail address is stored in that phonebook, this creates e-mail with the stored e-mail address as the address. The first e-mail address is used as t he address when there are several registered.

Using Chaku-moji

<Chaku-moji>

When making a voice call or video phone call, y ou c an send a message (Chaku-moji) to the other party to show the 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 pictographs or face marks in

Chaku-moji, and you can send a message of up to 10 characters including pictograph/symbol/doublebyte character/single-byte character.

z For details on Chaku-moji and the compatible

models, refer to the DOCOMO website or “Mobile Phone User’s Guide [Network Services]”.

Editing and setting message

iX“Service”X“Chaku-moji”X Select

any item:

Create message……Stores

or edits frequently used Chaku-moji. You can store up to 30 Chaku-moji (including 5 pre-installed).

XHighlight an item to be

stored or editedXo (Edit)

XEnter the Chaku-moji

Create message list

Function menu¨P.55

MSG display settings……Sets the Chaku-moji

display setting when you receive a call with Chakumoji.

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Display all messages……Displays all Chaku-

moji messages.

Only number in PH-book……Displays only

the Chaku-moji messages from senders stored in the phonebook.

Calls with Caller ID……Displays only the

Chaku-moji messages from senders providing the caller ID.

Hide all messages……Hides all Chaku-moji

messages.

3D message display……Sets whether to display

Chaku-moji in 3D animation.

Create message list screen (P.54)

Edit……Edits Chaku-moji. Delete……Selects the deleting method from “Delete this/

Delete selected/Delete all”.

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 the 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” or “Redial/Dialed calls/Received calls”.

<Example: To make a call with Chaku-moji from the enter phone number screen>

Enter phone number screen (P.46)Xu

(FUNC) item:

Create message……Enters Chaku-moji. You can

enter up to 10 characters.

Select message……Selects from the stored Chaku-

moji. You can edit Chaku-moji by pressing o (Edit) on the message selection screen.

Sent messages……Selects from the previously

sent Chaku-moji. You can edit Chaku-moji by pressing o (Edit) on the sent message screen.

■ To delete the entered C haku-moji (to make

Xu (FUNC)X“Chaku-moji”X“Create message” XClear all the entered Chaku-moji

“Chaku-moji”XSelect any

a call without Chaku-moji)

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

When the other party’s terminal receives Chakumoji, the result “Transmission completed” appears.

z Sending Chaku-moji is charged. Receiving Chaku-

moji is not charged.

z You can store up to 30 Chaku-moji in the sent

messages record (if you use 2in1, up to 30 sent messages records when set to each mode, and up to 30 sent messages records for each and total o f the 60 records are stored when set to Dual mode). When you send same Chaku-moji repeatedly, only the latest one is recorded. When the entries exceed the maximum number, entries are overwritten from the oldest entry.

z If the receiver’s terminal is under conditions such as

followings, Chaku-moji cannot be sent. In this case, no sending charges apply.

• The terminal is not compatible with Chaku-moji (“Transmission failed” appears)

• Chaku-moji does not appear on the screen of the receiver terminal because of the “MSG display settings” on the receiver terminal (“Transmission failed” appears)

• When Public mode (Driving mode) is set

• The ringing time for recording message is set to 0 second.

•

“”

z Depending on the signal status, sending result does

z You cannot send or receive Chaku-moji when using

or the FOMA terminal is turned off.

not appear on the sender terminal even when the receiver terminal receives Chaku-moji. In this case, sending charges apply.

the FOMA terminal overseas.

Voice/Videophone Calls

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● 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

Chaku-moji

Ex. Voice call

z Even when you receive a call whose ring tone

sounded for shorter time than the time set in the “Set mute seconds” of “Ring time (sec.)”, Chaku-moji is displayed and recorded in the Received calls record.

z Some pictographs are not displayed in 3D animation. z Depending on the status of the sender or receiver,

Chaku-moji may not be displayed even if you receive a call with Chaku-moji.

z When the Original lock is set to “Chaku-moji”, Chaku-

moji is not displayed even if you receive a call with Chaku-moji. In this case, you can check the Chakumoji message in the Received calls after the lock is released.

● Displaying messages from the Received calls record

When you receive Chaku-moji, the “ ” icon appears on the Received calls record, and you can check the Chaku-moji message on the “Received calls screen (detail)”.

z Even when you make a call using the Received calls

record, the Chaku-moji in the record is not sent.

Notifying/Withholding Your Caller ID for Individual Calls

Sets whether to display or withhold your phone number (caller ID) on the other party’s phone (display) for each call you make.

z Your phone number is very important personal

information, so take adequate care when notifying the other party.

z The “Caller ID Notification” setting can be set at all.

→P.44

Adding the “186”/“184” prefix to the other party’s phone number

To provide your caller ID, add the “186” prefix when you dial the phone number. To withhold your caller ID, use the “184” prefix.

■To provide your phone number

186− (The other party’s phone number)Xr (voice call)/o (V. phone)

■To withhold your phone number

184− (The other party’s phone number)Xr (voice call)/o (V. phone)

Selecting to Notify/Withhold your caller ID from the function menu

Select Notify/Withhold your caller ID from the function menu of the detail screen such as “Enter phone number screen” and “Phonebook/Received calls/ Dialed calls/Redial”.

<Example: T o mak e a v oice call from the Enter phone number screen>

Enter the phone number of the other

party u (FUNC)X“Notify Caller ID”X“OFF”

or “ON”

■ To cancel “Notify Caller ID”

X“Cancel prefix”

When “Cancel prefix” is selected, the “Caller ID Notification” setting is applied.

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

z This function is available only when the other party’s

phone is capable of display in g the cal l er ID.

z If you hear a message requesting your caller ID, make

a call again after setting your caller ID activated.

z Even if you add “186”/“184” when making 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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Sending Push Signals

By sending push signals from the FOMA terminal, you can use services such as ticket ordering and bank balance requests.

Storing dialing data as pause dial record entries

You can store the 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 You can store 1 dialing data, consisting of up to 128

characters.

z You can enter numbers from 0 to 9, the # and *

symbols, and p (pause) for dialing data.

z You cannot enter p (pause) in succession or at the

beginning of the dialing data.

iX“Settings”X“Dialing”X“Pause

dial”

The “Pause dial screen” appears.

■ If there is dialing data already stored

The stored dialing data appears.

o (Edit)XEnter the dialing data

Press 0 to 9, q and w to enter the dialing data.

■ To enter p (pause)

Xw (1 second or longer)

Pause dial screen (P.57)

Edit……Edits the dialing data. Send pause dial……Enters the phone number of the

other party and se nds the dialing data. Each time you press r, th e dialing data up to p (pa use) is transmitted.

Delete……Deletes the stored dialing data.

Transmitting the dialing data as a pause dial

Pause dial

Function menu¨P.57

Dial the phone number of the

destinationXr

The FOMA terminal calls the entered phone number and displays the dialing data up to the first p (pause) while the dialed phone is ringing. p (pause) is not displayed.

Each time you press r, the dialing data up to p (pause) is transmitted. Once the FOMA terminal has finished sending the last number, the in-call screen reappears.

■ To transmit all the dialing data at once

Xj (1 second or longer)X“Send at one time”

It may not be possible to send all the data at once to some recipients.

z Some phones may be unable to receive push signals.

Using the Prefix Function

You can store the prefix numbers such as IDD prefix code (WORLD CALL) and 186/184 for notifying/ withholding your caller ID beforehand and add these prefix numbers when you make calls.

Storing the prefix numbers

z You can store up to 7 prefix numbers. z You can enter numbers from 0 to 9 and the #, *

and + symbols.

iX“Settings”X“Dialing”X“Prefix

setting”

The “Prefix setting screen” appears.

Highlight the item to

store or changeXo (Edit)

Enter the name to be

stored

You can enter up to 8 double-byte or 16 singlebyte characters.

Enter the numbers (prefix)

You can enter up to 10 digits.

Prefix setting

Function menu¨P.58

Voice/Videophone Calls

iX“Settings”X“Dialing”X“Pause

dial”Xd (Send)

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Prefix setting screen (P.57)/IDD

Prefix setting screen (P.51)

Edit……Edits the prefix number or IDD prefix code. Delete all・ Delete this……Deletes one or all prefix

numbers or IDD prefix codes.



Making a call with the Prefix numbers

Voice/Videophone Calls

z You can add the prefix numbers from the “Enter

phone number screen” and the detail screens of “Phonebook/Received calls/Dialed calls/Redial” screens.

<Example: To make a voice call by adding prefix numbers from the enter phone number screen>

Enter the phone number of the other

party u (FUNC) X“Prefix numbers”XSelect

the stored name

Setting the Alarm Used for Reconnection

When the signal quality deteriorates during a voice/ videophone call and the call drops out, the FOMA terminal will automatically reconnect the call if the signal quality quickly improves. Set the type of alarm when a call is reconnected for this function. z The interval for reconnection varies depending on

communication conditions or the signal quality. It takes about 10 seconds.

iX“Settings”X“Talk”X“Reconnect

signal”

Select from “No tone/High tone/Low tone”.

z Call charges apply in the interval (up to about 10

seconds) for reconnection.

Select an alarm tone

Blocking Out Ambient Noise

Setting Sub-addresses When Making Calls

You can set whether to specify “*” in the phone number as a separator so that the numbers following “*” are recognized as a sub-address (ON/OFF).

z Sub-addresses are used in ISDN to identify calls

made from specific communications devices and to select content in “V-live”.

iX“Settings”X“Dialing”X“Sub-

address setting”X“ON” or “OFF”

z In the following cases, “*” does not function as a sub-

address separator. The enter ed n umber including “*” is recognized as an ordinary phone number:

• When the “*” is entered at the beginning of a

phone number

• When “*” immediately follows “186”/“184” at the

beginning of a phone number

• When “*” immediately follows a number entered

using “Prefix numbers”

• When the phone number contains “*590#/*591#/ *592#”

<Sub-address setting>

This function suppresses ambient noise and makes it easier for the other party in a voice or vid eophone call to hear you.

iX“Settings”X“Talk”X“Noise

reduction”X“ON” or “OFF”

Making Hands-free Calls in the Car

You can make or receive voice calls with hands-free compatible devices by connecting the FOMA terminal to hands-free compatible devices such as the In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01 (optional) or a car navigation system. For information on how to use the hands-free 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 (optional).

z To operate from the hands-free device, set the USB

mode to “Communication mode”.

z The display and ring tones used for incoming calls and

mail are as specified in the FOMA terminal settings.

<In-car Hands-free>

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z When the hands-free device is set to emit the sound

from the hands-free device, the ring tone still sound through the hands-free device even when the FOMA terminal is set to Manner mode or the ring volume is set to “Silent”.

z When the Public mode (Driving mode) is set,

operation for incoming calls and messages is as specified in the “Public mode (Driving mode)” settings.

z When the Record message is set, operation for

incoming calls is as specified in the “Record message” settings.

z When the hands-free device is set to emit the sound

from the FOMA terminal, operation when the FOMA terminal is folded during a call is as specified in “Setting when folded”. When the hands-free device is set to emit sound from the hands-free device, folding the FOMA terminal does not affect the call status regardless of the “Setting when folded” setting.

Receiving a Voice/ Videophone Call

* As N-03A is not equipped with the front camera,

during a videophone call, you can send only the substitute image (Chara-den) or image from the rear camera to the other party. You can change the substitute image (Charaden) to other data such as an image o f My pict ure in “Select image”.→P. 6 7

Voice/Videophone call is received

The ring tone sounds and the incoming call animation is displayed in “My Signal”. The “Ringing screen”/“Videophone ringing screen” appears.

■ When you receive a call with Chaku-moji

The Chaku-moji appears on the ringing screen/ videophone ringing screen. → P.5 6

■ To put a voice/videophone call on hold while the FOMA terminal is ringing→P.62

The “In-call screen”/“Videophone in-call screen” appears.

■ Operations during a videophone call

You can perform various operations during a videophone call such as switching between the substitute image and the camera image and muting the sound. →P.46

■ When the other party switches a voice/ videophone call during a call→P.60

■ To put the current voice/videophone call on hold→ P.62

To end the call, press y

Display while receiving a call

■When the other party’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.72 z If the same phone number is registered in the

multiple phonebook entries with different names, the first name retrieved by the phonebook search in the order of reading appears.→ P. 7 5

z If the caller is stored as secret data, the name

or other information does not appear and only the phone number appears.

z When you receive a call for additional n umber

of Multi Number, the registered name of the additional number is displayed on the ringing screen.

■When the other party’s phone number is not notified

The reason of not notifying appears.

Voice/Videophone Calls

Ringing

Function menu¨P.59 Function menu¨P.59

Videophone ringing

Ringing screen/Videophone ringing screen (P.59)

Call Rejection……Terminates the receiving call without

answering.

Call Forwarding……Forwards the call.

The call is forwarded regardless of the “Call Forwarding” setting “Activate/Deactivate”.

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Voice Mail……C onn ects the call to the voice mail service

center. The call is connected to the voice mail service center regardless of the “Voice Mail” setting “Activate/ Deactivate”.

Change Display……Switches the display from addition al

number 1 or 2 to the number from which the call is forwarded. This can be selected when receiving multi number call (for additional number 1 or 2) and the call is forwarded at the same time.

Voice/Videophone Calls

z You can receive a call using a flat-plug earphone/

microphone with switch (optional).→P. 327

z If you have subscribed to the Call waiting, Voice mail

or Call forwarding service, 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 when you are already on a call.

• If you subscribe to the Voice mail or Call forwarding service, you can answer the call by ending the current call.

• If you subscribe to the Call waiting service, you can answer the voice call by putting the current call on hold and you can answer the videophone call by ending the current call.

z You can set the incoming call management from the

caller who is not stored in the phonebook. →P. 1 20

z You can set the incoming call restriction for each

phone number stored in the phonebook.→ P.1 1 8

z It may take a few seconds to switch from a camera

image to a substitute image (Chara-den) depending on the Chara-den.

When the Other Party Switches a Voice/Videophone Call (Caller)

When you receive a voice/videophone call, the other party can switch the call between voice call and videophone call.

z The receiver cannot switch a voice call to a

videophone call.

z To switch the call, the receiver needs to set “Ntfy

switch-mode” to notify the switch beforehand. →P.68

z You can use this function with the terminals

compatible with voice call/videophone call switch.

<Example: When the other party switched a v o ice call to a videophone call>

In-call screen (P.46)XThe other party

switches to a videophone call

While switching, the screen which indicates that the calls are being switched appears and the voice guidance is played. When the voice call is switched to the videophone call, the substitute image is sent to the other party.

■ When the other party switched a videophone call to a voice call

XVideophone in-call screen (P.46)XThe other

party switches to a voice call The videophone call is switched to th e v oice call.

Using the Dial Keys to Answer a Call

You can use this setting to turn off the ring tone or answer the phone quickly when you receive a call.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Answer setting”

Any key answer……Valid for voice calls. You can

answer the call by pressing any of the following ke ys .

r, d (Answer) , 0 to 9, w, t, o, p, a (マナー ), b

* For videophone calls, y ou can answer the call only by

ordinary key operations (r, d (Subst.)).

Select any item:

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Quick silent ……Pressing any of the following keys

or opening the FOMA terminal stops the ring tone while the caller continues to hear the ring tone. 0 to 9, w, t, b, p, a (マナー ) or o (for voice calls only) To answer the call, press

OFF……You can answer the call only with r, d

(Answer/Subst.).

r, d (Answer/Sub st.).

z Even when “Quick silent” is set, the “Any key answer”

function is used in Manner mode.

z When “Any key answer” is set and you press a (マ

ナー) during the FOMA terminal folded, a voice call is

put on hold. In this time, the other party hears the hold tone when “Setting when folded” set to “Tone on”, but the other party does not hear the hold tone when “No tone” or “End the call” is set.

Ending/Holding Calls with the FOMA Terminal Folded

You can set how your FOMA terminal operates when it is folded during a voice or videophone call.

iX“Settings”X“Talk”X“Setting when

folded”

No tone……Mutes the sound. The other party does

not hear the hold tone.

Tone on……Puts a cal l on hold (holding). When the

FOMA terminal is folded, the other party hears the hold tone set in “Set hold tone”. For videophone calls, the image for hold ing is sent to the oth er party.

End the call……Ends the call. It is the same

operation as pressing y .

z When Manner mode is set, no sound is played

through the speaker even if “Speaker ON” is set. When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with s w itch

(optional) is connected, this function is disabled.

z Even if the “Tone on” setting is selected, folding the

FOMA terminal activates the “No tone” setting if “Call Waiting” is switched on.

Select any item:

Speaker ON……The hold tone is sent to the

other party and also plays through the speaker.

Speaker OFF……Only the other party hears

the hold tone.

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume

On the standby screenXc (1 second

or longer)

■ To adjust the earpiece volume during a call

During a voice call: c (1 second or longer) During a videophone call: c

• You can also adjust with a (マナー )/s

(MUSIC).

z If you adjust the volume during a call, the adjusted

setting is retained after you end the call.

Adjust the volume with c

Pressing c (1 second or longer) displays the earpiece volume screen. If no operation is conducted for 2 seconds or longer when the earpiece volume screen is displayed, the earpiece volume screen is expired. You can adjust the volume in 6 steps from “Level 1” (quietest) to “Level 6” (loudest).

Adjusting the Ring Volume

You can adjust the volume of the ring tone for a incoming call, mail, chat mail or MessageR/F in 6 steps for each type of call. You can also set to silent or to gradually get louder.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Ring volume” adjust its volume

Select “Phone” to adjust the 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 or packet communication.

Use c to adjust the ring volumeXd

(Set)

■ To raise the volume gradually

XPress f in “Level 6”

When set to “Step”, the ring volume becomes louder and louder in every 3 seconds.

Select an item to

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■ To set to silent

XPress g in “Level 1”

An icon appears in the standby screen to confirm that a “Silent” ring tone is set.

: “Phone” or “Videophone” is set to “Silent” : “Silent” is set for “Mail”, “Chat mail”,

“MessageR” and/or “MessageF”.

: Both “ ” and “ ” are set.

Voice/Videophone Calls

z The ring volume setting specified for “Phone” in this

function is also applied to the “Select ring tone” setting for a voice call , the al arm tones f or “Sche dule” and “To Do list”.

Holding the Ringing/Current Call

<Example: To put the ringing call on hold>

While ringingXy

■ To put the current call on hold

XDuring a callXt

■ To end the call during answer hold/ holding

Press r to resume the call

You can also use t to cancel holding when you put the current call on hold.

z Call charges apply while putting the ringing call or

current call on hold.

Setting the hold tone

You can set the guidance messages to the other party during the answer hold.

z You cannot change the hold tone that is played

during a call.

The FOMA terminal makes three rapid beeps and puts the call on hold. The caller hears a message saying that you cannot answer at the moment and the call is held without hanging up.

iX“Settings”X“Talk”X“Set hold

tone”X“On hold tone” XSelect the hold tone

Select from “Tone 1/Tone 2/Voice announce 1*/ Voice announce 2

* : Not available when no Voice announce is recorded.

”.

Using the Public Mode

The Public mode is an automatic answering service provided to keep manner in public circumstances. z Public mode has the following 2 types of setting.

• Drive mode

• Power OFF

z When Public mode is set simultaneously with Voice

, Call Forwarding*1, or Caller ID Request*2,

Mail the network services function with priority.

*1: For voice calls with any ring time other than “0

seconds”, the service functions after the Public mode guidance.

*2: Public mode functions when the caller informs their

phone number.

z Public mode does not function for a call from a

caller barred with Nuisance Call Blocking.

Setting to Public mode (Driving mode)

A caller hears a message that you cannot answer the call because you are driving or you are in the place you have to refrain from calling (on the train or bus, in the theater, etc.). z Public mode can only be set/released from the

standby screen. (It can also be set/released when the “ ” icon is displayed.)

z You can still make calls when the FOMA terminal is

in Public mode.

z This function is not available during data

communication.

z When you receive a call of “User unset” while

Caller ID Request is set to “Activate”, caller ID request message is announced. (The Public mode message is not announced.)

On the standby screenXw (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 calling now. Please call back later.”

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■ To relea se the P ublic m ode (Dri ving mo de)

XOn the standby screenXw (1 second or

longer) Public mode is canceled and “ ” disappears.

z The Public mode setting takes priority 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 a voice call to an emergency number

(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/videophone call

• Ring tone for mail or message

• Alarm tone

• Wake-up tone

• Charge sound

• Software tone for i-αppli

• Ring tone for packet communication/64k data communication

● When Public mode (D riving mode) is set

The FOMA terminal does not ring when you receive a voice or videophone call. Calls are logged in the “Received calls” record as “Missed calls” record, and the “Missed call” desktop icon appears on the standby screen.

z A caller making a voice call hears a message that

you cannot answer the call becaus e you are driving or you are in the place you have to refrain from using mobile phones, then the call ends.

z A caller making a videophone call sees the Public

mode video message on his or her displa y, then the call ends.

z When you receive a mail, the ring tone does not

sound and the “New mail” desktop icon appears on the standby screen.

z If the power is off or “ ” is display ed , the messa ge

for “ ” is announced instead of the Public mode message even when Public mode is set.

Setting the Public mode (Power OFF)

A caller who made a call while the FOMA terminal is turned off hears a message that you cannot answer the call because you are in a place where you ha v e to turn off the mobile phone (in a hospital, on an airplane, around the priority seat on a trai n, etc.) , then the call ends.

On the standby screenXw25

251Xr

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 FOMA terminal, the caller hears the message “The person you are calling is in an area where cell phone should not be used. Please call back later.”

■ To cancel the Public mode (Power OFF)

XOn the standby screenXw252

50Xr

■ To check Pub lic mode (Power OFF) setting

XOn the standby screenXw252

59Xr

● When Public mode (Power OFF) is set

The setting is valid until “*25250” is dialed to release the Public mode (Power OFF). The setting is not canceled only by turning on the FOMA terminal. The Public mode (Power OFF) message is announced even when you are in an out-of-service area or where the reception is very poor.

z A caller making a voice call hears a message that

you cannot answer the call because you are in the place you have to turn off the mobile phone, then the call ends.

z A caller making a videophone call sees the Public

mode (Power OFF) video message on his or her display, then the call ends.

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When You Cannot Answer a

Received Call

When you cannot answer a received call, the appears on the standby screen. When you select , you can check the date, time and the caller ID about the call.

z “Icons providing information”→ P. 9 8

Voice/Videophone Calls

On the standby screenXdXSelect

“”

The Missed calls list screen appears.

To check the information with the FOMA terminal folded

When there is a missed call, new mail (i-mode mail, Area Mail and SMS)or new chat mail, the incoming call lamp keeps on flashing. When you press s (MUSIC), you can confirm the caller or sender in the voice.

Press s (MUSIC) with the FOMA

terminal folded

Notify it with a voice according to the setting of “Info notice setting”.

● Flashing of the Incoming call lamp

When there is a missed call, new mail or new chat mail, the incoming call lamp keeps on flashing in its set color.

• Phone/Videophone: Color set for “Phone”

• New mail: Color set for “Mail”

• New chat mail: Color set for “Chat mail”

* When there is new mail and new chat mail, the lamp

lights up in the each color set.

■Flashing color and conditions

• The lamp does not flash when the Missed info of “Illumination” is set to “OFF”.

• The lamp does not flash when the Missed info of “My Signal settings” is set to “ON”.

• The lamp flashes in the default color when Gradation is set in “Illuminat io n”.

• You can set the specified color for the caller/sender in the phonebook.→ P. 7 9

• The lamp does not flash in Public mode (Driving mode).

■To turn off the lamp

• Selects the icon for “Missed call”, “New mail” or “Chat mail” in the display or push t (1 second or longer) to check the description.

Setting the Notification Method for Missed Calls

You can set the notification method when s (MUSIC) is pressed. z The notification method for details on each setting

item is as follows:

When there is a missed

Item

call, new mail, etc.

ON “Bibip, bibip” tone. “Bibip” tone. OFF The Confirmation Tone does not sound.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Info notice setting”

■ When ボイス(Voice) is selected

If you set “日本語 ” (Japanese) in the setting of “Select language”, you can select “電子音 ” (electronic sound), “ボイス ” (voice) and “OFF”. You can set the voice to read out (ON) the name or not (OFF) when the caller is stored in the phonebook or when the recording of the message.

z This function alerts you using a “YES” indication when

the “Missed call”, “New mail”, “Chat mail”, etc. desktop icon is displayed on the standby screen. →P. 9 8

z You cann ot use s (MUSIC) to check for missed calls

or new mail in the following cases:

• When Side key guard is set to “ON”

• When playing music with the Music player/ Music&Video Channel

z The volume set in the “Phone” in the “Ring volume”

setting is used (if “Phone” is set to “Silent” or “Step”, the volume is set to “Level 2”).

z Opening the FOMA terminal during the notification

stops the notification.

z Choose between ON/OFF when the language setting

is set to English.

z If the reading of caller’s name is not stored in the

phonebook or the name stored in the phonebook is not displayed, the caller’s name is not read out even when “名前通知 ” (name notification) of “ボイス ” (voice) is set to “ON” in Japanese language mode.

When there is no missed

call, new mail, etc.

“ON” or “OFF”

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Having the Caller Leave a

Message

When you cannot answer a voice or videophone call, this function allows you to record a message from the caller on your FOMA terminal.

z The voice call can record 5 messages up to 20

seconds, and the videophone call can record 2 messages up to 20 seconds for each 1 case.

Setting Record message

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Record message”XSelect any item:

ON……Select the desired type of answer message

from “Japanese 1/Japanese 2/English/Voice announce 1 message.

OFF……Cancels the Record message setting.

* : Not available when no Voice announce is recorded.

Enter the ringing time (000 to 120

seconds in 3 digits)

The record message is set and “ ” and “ ” appear on the standby screen.

z To give priority to “Record message” function when

“Voice Mail”, “Call Forwarding” and “Record message” are set at the same time, set the ringing time of Record message shorter than that of Voice mail and Call forwarding.

z If the mute time set in “Ring time (sec.)” is longer than

the ringing time set for the Record message function, the FOMA terminal switches directly to Record message without ringing first. To have the FOMA terminal ring before it records a message, make sure that the ringing time for Record message is longer than the mute time.

z You can use “Ring tone/Image” (for each phonebook

entry) to set an answer message for each phone number and “Ring tone/Image” (for the phonebook group) to set an answer message for each group.

/Voice announce 2*”, then set the record

When you receive a call with “Record message” set to “ON”

The record message activates when the set time is elapsed.

z To the caller of a voice call, the answer message is

played and the recording starts.

z To the caller of a videophone call, the “Preparing”

image is sent and the answer message is played, then the “Recording” image is sent and the recording starts.

■When message recording starts

z The recording screen appears. The caller’s voice

can be heard through the FOMA terminal earpiece during message recording.

■ To answer the voice call/ videophone call while recording

Ex. Voice call

■When message recording ends

zThe original screen

reappears and the “Missed call” desktop icon and “Record message” desktop icon appear on the standby screen. You can check the contents by selecting the one of the desktop icons. →P. 66

zNumber of recordings are

displayed with icons on the icon display area at the top of the screen.

to : Recorded voice messages (1 to 5) / : Recorded videophone messages (1 or 2)

z When Manner mode is set, you cannot hear the

caller’s voice during a message recording.

z You cannot answer another call while recording a

message.

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Having Callers Leave a

Message during an Incoming Call

Even when the “Record message” function is not set to “ON”, you can record messages while receiving a call by pressing a key.

While ringingXs (MUSIC)

Voice/Videophone Calls

The recording of the message starts.

■ To set the FOMA terminal to Manner mode at the same time recording is started

XWhile ringingXq

z You cann ot set “R e c or d me ssage ” to “ON” with this

operation.

z When you receive a voice or videophone call when the

messages are full, the record message is not activated and the FOMA terminal keeps on ringing (when q is pressed, the ringing continues at the setting of “Manner mode set”).

Playing/Erasing Recorded Messages and Voice Memos

z When there is a recorded message which has not

been played, “ ” (for a recorded message) or “ ” (for a recorded video message) appears on the standby screen.

<Example: To check the recorded message which has not been played>

On the standby screenXdXSelect

“ ” (for a recorded message) or “ ” (for a recorded video message)

The “Play/Erase msg. screen” or “Play/Erase VP msg. screen” appears. “★ ” appears for the recorded item.

■ To play the recor ded message with the menu operation

XiX“LifeKit”X“Play/Erase. msg.” (voice) or

“Play/Erase. VP msg.”

Play/Erase msg.

Function menu¨P.67

Select the item to play

The FOMA terminal beeps and playback begins. When the playback ends, the FOMA terminal gives 2 short beeps and the “Play/ Erase msg. screen” reappears. You can also play the messages by pressing Ss (MUSIC) on the standby screen.

■ To play the ne xt message while playing a message

XSs (MUSIC)

Each time you press Ss (MUSIC), the recorded messages are played from the newest one. Voice memos are pla yed last.

■ To stop the playbac k

XDd (Stop) or Rt

The “Play/Erase msg. screen” reappears.

The playback starts. When the playback ends, the “Play/Erase VP msg. screen” reappears.

■ To pla y ano ther m essage w hile pl ay ing a message

XGv

■ To adjust volume while playing a message

XGc

■ To switch ON/OFF of the speaker while playing a message

XFu (FUNC)X“Speaker ON” or “Speaker

OFF”

■ To pause the playbac k

XDd (Stop)

To resume playback, press Dd (Play).

■ To stop the playbac k

XRt

The “Play/Erase VP msg. screen” reappears.

■ To make a voice/videophone call to the phone number displayed while playing a message

Xr (voice call) /o (V. phone)

■ To erase the playing message

Xu (FUNC)X“Erase”X“YES”

z When 2in1 is in A mode or B mode, “★” does not

appear for the recorded message recorded in the unused phone number. When set to “Dual mode”, “★”

appears for the recorded message recorded in the both phone numbers.

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Play/Erase msg. screen (voice/

video) (P.66)

Play……Plays the message. Delete this……Erases one recorded message or voice

memo.

Delete rec. msg.*……Erases all the recorded messages.

Voice memos are not erased.

Delete all……Erases all the recorded messages and

voice memos.

* : Available only with the Play/Erase msg. s creen.

Using Chara-den

This function sends a cartoon character instead of your own image when you make a videophone call. “Chara-den”→ P.275

z You can display your favorite Chara-den if you set

“Substitute image” of “Select image” to “Ch ara-den” beforehand. You can also use Chara-den by setting Chara-den in the phonebook or Ring tone/Image function.

While sending a substitute image

(Chara-den) during a videophone call

Control your Chara-den by pressing

the dial keys

Setting Functions for the Videophone

iX“Settings”X“Videophone”

The “Videophone settings screen” appears.

Select any item:

Visual preference……Selects the image quality of

videophone calls from “Normal/Prefer img qual/ Prefer motion spd”.

Select image→ P.67 Auto redial as voice……Sets whether to switch to a

voice call when a videophone call cannot be made (ON/OFF).

Display setting

Main display……Selects the image displayed

on the main display from “Other side/My side”.

Ntfy switch-mode→P. 6 8 Hands-free switch……Sets whether to switch to

Hands-free automatically when starting a videophone call (ON/OFF).

V-phone while packet→ P. 6 8

Videophone settings

Voice/Videophone Calls

Chara-den

Pressing a dial key makes the character perform the action assigned to that key. “Using Chara-den characters”→ P.275

Setting the image sent during videophone calls

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 × 480 dots high or 480 dots wide × 854 dots high (except for the files with restrictions).

Videophone settings screen (P.67) X

“Select image”

On hold……Sets the image sent for a call on

answer hold.

Holding……Sets the image sent while holding a

call.

Substitute image……Sets the image sent as a

substitute image.

Record message……You can set the image sent

while recording videophone messages.

Select any item:

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Preparing……You can set the image sent while

preparing for recording videophone messages.

Voice memo……Sets the image sent while

recording the voice memo.

Select the image to be sent:

Pre-installed……Sends only a message. Original……Sends an image and a message.

To change the image, select an image from My

Voice/Videophone Calls

picture from “Change setting” of the function menu.

Chara-den*……Sends the image selected in

“Substitute image”. Function menu of Chara-den list screen→P. 276 Priority order for Chara-den setting → P.7 4

To change the Chara-den, select a Chara-den from Chara-den list from “Change setting” of the function menu.

* : Available only when “Substitute image” is selected.

Setting for Switching between Vo ice Call and Videophone Call

You can set whether to notify the other party that your FOMA terminal supports the switch between a voice call and a videophone call.

z The other party cannot switch the call when set to

“Indication OFF”.

z You cannot set this function during a call or while

“ ” appears.

Videophone settings screen (P.67) X

“Ntfy switch-mode”XSelect any item:

Indication ON・Indication OFF……Activates or

deactivates the Ntfy switch-mode.

Check Indication……Displays the “Ntfy switch-

mode” setting.

Setting the answer mode when you receive a videophone call 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 mails are handled according to this setting.→P.387

Videophone settings screen (P.67)X

“V-phone while packet” item:

V-phone priority……Switches to the videophone

ringing screen. When you answer the incoming videophone, i-mode communication is disconnected.

Packet downld priority……Rejects the incoming

videophone call.

V-phone answerphone……If you have subscribed

to the “Voice Mail Service”, the videophone call is connected to the Voice Mail service center regardless of “Activate/Deactivate” setting of Voice Mail. When you have not subscribed to this service, “Packet downld priority” is activated.

Call forwarding……If you have subscribed to the

Call Forwarding Service, the videophone call is forwarded regardless of “Activate/Deactivate” setting of “Call Forward ing” . When you have not su bscrib ed to this service, “Packet downld priority” is activated.

z If the signal quality deteriorates during a videophone

call, the image may become grainy or patchy regardless of the settings in “Visual preference”.

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 pre-installed “ビーン

ズ (Beans)” is sent. If you delete the pre-installed “ ビーンズ (Beans)”, the “Pre-installed” substitute still

image is sent.

z When a videophone call is swi tche d and redialed as a

voice call, the call is charged as a voice call and digital communication charges are not applied.

z When a call is redialed, only the voice call record s are

logged in the “Redial/Dialed calls” reco rd.

z Even if “Auto redial as voice” is set to “ ON”, it may not

be possible to redial due to the conditions of the network or the other party, such as busy.

<V-phone while packet>

Select any

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<Hands-free switch>

z The FOMA terminal does not switch to hands-free

mode automatically in the following cases even when “Hands-free switch” is set to “ON”:

• While Manner mode is set

• When a flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (optional) is connected (however, the microphone operation follows the “Select microphone” setting)

• When holding a call or Record message is activated for the incoming call

<V-phone while packet>

z Even when set to “V-phone priority”, you cannot

answer the videophone call if you are using multi access such as using the i-mode communication during a voice call.

z When set to “Packet downld priority”, “V-phone

answerphone” or “Call forwarding”, the received videophone calls are recorded as “Missed calls” in the “Received calls”.

z Even when set to “V -p hone p riority” or “Packet downld

priority”, “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.

Using the Videophone Connecting to External Devices

You can make or receive videophone calls from external devices such as the PC by connecting them to the FOMA terminal with 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 the USB mode setting to “Communication

mode”. There is no specific settings for connecting external devices.

z For details on the operational environment,

settings, operations of the videophone application, refer to the manuals supplied with the external terminals.

z “ドコモテレビ電話ソフト (DOCOMO Videophone

Software)” (only in Japanese) is available as the application which is compatible with this function. You can download the Software from the website of DOCOMO Videophone Software (only in Japanese). (For details of the PC operating environment, etc., refer to the support website.)

[http://videophonesoft.nttdocomo.co.jp/] (Only in Japanese)

z You cannot make a videophone call from the external

device during a voice call.

z When you have subscribed to either of the Call

Waiting service, Voice Mail Service 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 de vice , you can answer these calls in the same way.

Voice/Videophone Calls

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Phonebook

Phonebooks Available with the FOMA Terminal.............................. .. ............................. 72

Adding Information to the Phonebook......................................... ......... 72

Adding Phonebook Entries from the Redial, Dialed Calls and Other Records............... 74

Renaming Groups.......................................... .......................................... ... 74

Making a Call from the Phonebook............................... ...................... 75

Editing the Phonebook............................. ................................................ 78

Deleting a Phonebook Entry.......................................................................... 78

Checking the Phonebook Storage Status............................................. 78

Setting Different FOMA Terminal Actions for Each Phone Number and Mail Address

........................................................................................................................ 78

Using Choku-Den ....................................................................... ................... 80

Using Dialing Shortcu ts ...................................................................... .. 81

Add to phonebook

Group setting

Search phonebook

Edit phonebook

Delete data

No. of phonebook

Ring tone/Image

Choku-Den

Two-touch dialing

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Phonebooks Available with the FOMA T erminal

Your FOMA terminal contains two phonebooks. One is the phonebook in the FOMA terminal ( Phone) i tself , for which you can set a range of functions, and the other is the UIM phonebook, which can also be used in other FOMA terminals. Each phonebook can be used differently depending on the purpose.

Differences between the FOMA

Phonebook

terminal (Phone) phonebook and UIM phonebook

■Data stored

Data

stored

Number of entries

Group No Group, Group 01 to 19No Group,

Phone number storage

E-mail address storage

Image storage

Other data storage

■Features of the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook

The following util ity functi ons can be used with entries stored in the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook:

• “Choku-Den”→ P.80

• “Two-touch dialing”→ P.8 1

• “Ring tone/Image”→ P.78

• “Restrictions”→ P.118

• Storing as secret data→ P.109

• Secret code setting→ P.7 7

FOMA terminal

(Phone) phonebook

Up to 1,000 entries Up to 50 entries

4 numbers per entry (4,000 numbers in total in the phonebook)

You can select from 23 icons

3 addresses per entry (3,000 addresses in total in the phonebook)

You can select from 5 icons

1 sill image and 1 Chara-den per entry (respectively 100 in total in the phonebook)

Name, Reading, ZIP code, Address, Birthday (up to 100 Reminder entries), Memo

UIM

phonebook

Group 01 to 10 1 number per

entry

“” only

1 address per entry

“” only

−

Name, Reading

■Features of the UIM phonebook

As phonebook entries are stored on the FOMA card (UIM), you can transfer your phonebook entries to another FOMA terminal simply by switching the FOMA card (UIM). This makes the UIM phonebook very useful when you use multiple FOMA terminals.

Displaying names

■Voice and videophone calls

When receiving a call with caller ID notified from someone who is stored in the phonebook, the phone number and caller’s name is displayed.

When a still image is stored in the phonebook, the image is displayed. 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

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.

displayed in the “Received

Adding Information to the Phonebook

z The entry cannot be stored unless the “Name” field

is filled.

iX“Phonebook”Xu (FUNC)X “Add

to phonebook”XSelect a phonebook

XEnter a name

You can enter kanji characters, hiragana, katakana, alphabet, numbers, symbols and pictographs (Phone only). You can store up to 16 double-byte or 32 singlebyte characters for “Phone” and 10 double-byte or 21 single-byte alphanumeric characters only (including some single-byte symbols) for “UIM”.

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Check the readingXd (Set)

■ When the reading is incorrect

Correct the reading using katakana (single-byte for “Phone” and double-byte for “UIM”), singlebyte alphabet, numbers and symbols. You can store up to 32 single-byte characters for “Phone” and 12 double-byte or 25 single-byte alphanumeric characters only (including some single-byte symbols) for “UIM”.

Select any item:

Select group……Selects a group number

among “Group 01-19” for “Phone” or among “Group 01-10” for “UIM”. If no group is selected, the entry is automatically assigned to “No Group”.

Enter phone number……Enters the phone

number.

• Also select an icon for “Phone”. You can enter up to 26 digits for the phone number. Once you have stored the first phone number, the “ <Not stored>” option appears on the Phonebook edit screen. Select this option to store an additional phone number.

• You can enter 20 digits for a blue FOMA card (UIM), and 26 digits for a green/white FOMA card (UIM).

Edit mail address……Enters the e-mail

address. You can enter up to 50 single-byte alphabet, numbers and symbols. Also select an icon for “Phone”. Once you have stored the first e-mail address, the “ <Not stored>” option appears on the Phonebook edit screen. Select this option to store an additional e-mail address.

Edit ZIP code・Enter address……Enters the

ZIP code and street address. Enter the 7 single-b yte numbers for ZIP codes. You can enter up to 50 double-byte or 100 single-byte kanji characters, hiragana, katakana, alphabet, numbers and pictographs.

Enter birthday……Store birthdays and

reminder for birthdays, and press t.

Enter birthday……Enters the contact’s

birthday (year, month and day). Any year from 1800 to 2099 can be set.

Reminder……Selects checkbox for the da y b y

which to notify a birthday (1 week before, 3 days before, the day before, the day of). When it turns 0:00 on the date registered here, a desktop icon appears on the display. → P.99

Edit memorandums……Enters a memo (short

note). You can enter up to 100 double-byte or 200 single-byte characters which include kanji characters, hiragana, katakana, alphabe t, n um b er s and pictographs.

Set image……Shoots or selects the image

displayed when you receive a call from the contact.

Select Chara-den……Selects the “Chara-den”

character displayed as the substitute image for videophone calls.

Enter memory No.……Memory numbers are

automatically* assigned when an entry is stored in the phonebook, but can be changed to any number between 000 and 999.

* : Assigned to the available number between 010 to

999 from the smallest number. If no number is available from 010 to 999, it is assigned to the available number between 000 to 009.

o (Finish)

z Phonebook entries stored using symbols or

pictographs may not be displa y ed corr ectly when da ta are transferred by the infrared communication, etc.

z Enter the correct domain when storing e-mail

addresses. The domain is the part of the address that follows the “@” symbol. However, if the contact’s e-mail address is in the “[phone number]@docomo.ne.jp” format, store just the phone number as the e-mail address.

z Phonebook 2in1 setting is set in “2in1 setting”. The

setting of “Phonebook 2in1 setting” ( / / ) is displayed on the Pho nebook list screen or Pho nebook detail screen when 2in1 mode is in Dual mode. However, when attaching the phonebook to a mail or copying it to the UIM phonebook, Phonebook 2in1 setting is not to be sent.

Mode Phonebook 2in1 setting

Dual mode A A mode A B mode B OFF A

You can change the Phonebook 2in1 setting in “2in1 setting”. →P. 3 5 1

z Reminder is not given for phonebooks stored as

secret data.

z Reminder is not given for phonebooks other than

those with Restrict dialing set.

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<Chara-den settings priority sequence>

z The priority order for Chara-den settings is as follows:

① Chara-den setting of Ring tone/Image (for

individual)

② Chara-den setting of Ring tone/Image (for group) ③ Chara-den stored in the phonebook entry ④ Substitute image in Select image

When phonebook editing is interrupted

Phonebook

You can resume editing the phonebook entry which is stopped being edited because of the battery dying or activation of a task of Tool groups using Multitask, etc.

iX“Phonebook”Xu (FUNC)X “Add

to phonebook”XSelect the destinationX“Recall”

When you are 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 the Redial, Dialed Calls and Other Records

You can add information to the phonebook from the “Received calls”, “Dialed calls”, “Redial”, “Received address”, “Sent address”, “Text reader”, Site screen or enter phone number screen, etc. <Example: Adding information from the “Received calls” record to the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook>

Received calls screen (P.52)Xu

(FUNC)X“Add to phonebook”X “Phone”

■ To add to the FOMA card (UIM)

X“UIM”

“Add”XSearch for the phonebook

entry to add the information

Searching the phonebook→P. 75

■ To add a new phonebook entry

X“New”

■ To add information to the UIM

X“New” or “Overwrite”

Display the phonebook det ail screenX

d (Select)

Phone number is automatically entered and the phonebook editing screen appears. Editing the phonebook→P. 78

After completing the changes, press

o (Finish)

■ If a message appears asking whether to overwrite existing data

X“YES”

z The “Notify Caller ID” setting (“ON” or “OFF”)

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 according to the 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 according to purpose. z “No Group” cannot be renamed.

Phonebook list screen (P.75)Xu

(FUNC)X“Group setting”

The “Group setting screen” appears.

Select a groupXEnter

the new group name

The “ ” icon appears nex t to UIM groups. You can enter up to 10 double-byte or 21 singlebyte characters. If the same name is used for groups on the FOMA terminal (Phone) and UIM, they are displayed as separate groups.

Group setting

Function menu¨P.74

Group setting screen (P.74)

Edit group name……Edits the group name. Ring tone/Image→ P. 7 8 Reset group name……The changed group name is reset

to the default name assigned at the time of purchase.

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z Resetting the group name does not clear the “Ring

tone/Image” setting.

■ To switch the tab display

Xu (FUNC)X“Change Displa y”XSelect the tab

from “Alphabet/Memory No./Group”

Making a Call from the Phonebook

You can make a call by searching for the phonebook entry from the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook or the UIM phonebook.

z When tabs appear on the phonebook list screen,

you can switch the display as follows: <Example: Switching tabs from “他 (Others)” to “Ta-

column” in the Alphabet tab display>

List of “他 (O thers)”

z You can use v to switch pages within the same tab. z You cannot switch the tab with o ( ) when you

store to the Choku-Den or compose a message with using the Look-up phonebook.

Searching for the phonebook entry of the person you want to make a call

iX“Phonebook”

The “Phonebook list screen” appears.

■ To make a voice call from the list screen

XHighlight the phonebook

entry you want to callXr (voice call) If the phonebook entry contains multiple phone numbers, the call is made to the first phone number stored for that entry.

p () Four times

o () Four times

List of “Ta-column”

Phonebook list

Function menu¨P.76

Alphabet Memory No.

Group

Select the phonebook entry you want

The “Phonebook detail screen” appears.

Use v to display the

phone number you

r (voice call)

want or o (V. phone)

■ To send a mail

XUse v to display the e-

mail address you wantXd (MAIL) “Composing and Sending i-mode Mail”→P.128

Phonebook detail

Function menu¨P.77

z Pressing f during a call displays the group search

screen and pressing g displays the column search screen.

Searching for the phonebook entry by specifying the search method

You can search for a phonebook entry using any of 8 search criteria; reading, name, phone number, e-mail address, memory number, group or “column” in Japanese phonetics (a, ka, sa, ta, na, etc.) or all.

z Search results are displayed in the sequence

shown below based on the reading entered when the entry was stored (except for memory number search). katakana → alphabet → numbers → symbols → the reading of caller’s name is not stored

* If a space is placed at the beginning, it is searched first.

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On the standby screen Xg

■ To display your preferred search method first

XHighlight the search

method that you want to display firstXo (Prefer)X “OK” “★ ” appears next to the preferred search method. Pressing g on the standby

Phonebook

screen displays the phonebook search screen with your preferred method.

■ To cancel your preferred search method setting

XOn the standby screenXgXtXHighlight

the search method with the star “★”Xo (Reset)

Select the search method:

Search reading……XEnter the readingXc

Enter the reading from the beginning. You do not need to enter the entire name.

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

numberXc

Enter some digits numbers of the phone number. Y ou can also search the phone number by entering a part of the phone number and press c on the “Enter phone number screen” (P.46).

Search e-mail……XEnter the e- mail a ddres sXc

You do not need to enter the entire address.

Search memory No.……XEnter the 3 digits

memory number.

You cannot search the UIM phonebook by memory number.

Search group……XSelect the group you want

Note that the UIM phonebook uses different groups from the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook.

Search column……XPress the key for the

“column” (tab) you want to search

1: “a” column 2: “ka” column 3: “sa” column 4: “ta” column 5: “na” column 6: “ha” column 7: “ma” column 8: “ya” column 9: “ra” column 0: “wa” column w: Others (alphabet or number, etc.)

Search all……All the stored phonebook entries are

displayed in the “Alphabet” tab.

When the search ends, the “Phonebook list screen” that meets the searching conditions appears. “ ” is displayed for the UIM phonebook.

Phonebook list

Function menu¨P.76

● Accessing the phonebook from the Redial or Dialed Calls record

You can access the stored phonebook detail screen 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.76)

z The available functions vary depending on the

searching method and display method.

Add to phonebook→ P. 7 2 Connect to Center……Stores the phonebook data at the

DOCOMO Data Security Center. →P.12 2

Sort*1……Sorts the phonebook list by selected criteria. Change Display……Select from “Alphabet/Memory No./

Group”.

Ring tone/Image→ P. 8 0 Restrictions→ P.1 1 8 Group setting→ P.7 4 Copy to microSD*2→P. 287

• When “Copy all” is selected, you can select whether to copy the My Profile data in addition to the phonebook data.

iC transmission*2→P.298 iC trans. all*2→P.298 Send Ir data*2→P. 296 Send all Ir data*2→P. 297 No. of phonebook→ P.7 8 Attach to mail

the phonebook data attached.

Big font⇔ Standard font……Switches the displayed font

size between “Big font/Standard font”. →P.97

microSD phonebook⇔ Original phonebook……Refers

to the phonebook in the microSD memory card or the FOMA terminal (Phone).

*2*3

……Displays a new mail screen with

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Birthday reminder……Displays the phonebook lists that

have “Reminder” for birthdays set.

Delete data……Selects the deleting method from “De lete

this/Delete selected/Delete all”.

• “Delete all” deletes the phonebook on the FOMA card (UIM).

*1: You can use this in the results scre en displayed when

entering criteria such as Search reading and performing

Search phonebook. *2: Does not function for the UIM phonebook. *3: Not available when 2in1 is in B mode.

Phonebook detail screen (P.75)

Edit phonebook→ P. 7 8 Notify Caller ID→ P.56 Chaku-moji→ P. 5 5 Dial setting

Prefix numbers→P. 58 Int’l call→ P.51 2in1/Multi Num.……When 2in1 is set to ON and

Dual mode, selects from “Number A/Number B/ Cancel number” (P.352) (not available when A mode or B mode is set). Selects from “Basic number/Additional num ber 1/ Additional number 2/Cancel number” (P.349) at the Multi Number when 2in1 set to OFF.

Select image……Selects the substitute image used

during a videophone call from “Chara-den”. Select “Release settings” to cancel the setting.

Ring tone/Image*1→P. 7 8 Restrictions*1→P.118 Move to top*1……Moves the displayed phone number/

mail address to the top when multiple phone numbers/ mail addresses are stored in one phonebook entry.

Add to Choku-Den*1→P. 80 Add desktop icon→ P. 9 8 Compose message*2→P. 128 Attach to mail

the phonebook data attached.

Compose SMS*2→P. 160 iC transmission*1→P. 298 iC trans. all*1→P. 298 Send Ir data*1→P. 296 Send all Ir data*1→P. 2 97 Copy to microSD*1→P. 287

*1*2

……Displays a new mail screen with

Copy

Name……Copies the name. The copied name can

be pasted into input and other screens. →P. 3 37

Phone number*3……Copies the phone number.

The copied phone number can be pasted into input and other screens. →P.33 7

Secret code*1→P. 77

Set code……Sets the secret code (4 digits). Check code……Confirms the set secret code. Release settings……Cancels the set secret code.

*1*4

Set secret Copy to UIM*5→P.293 Big font⇔ Standard font……Switches the displayed font

size between “Big font/Standard font”. →P. 9 7

Delete data→ P.78

*1: Does not function for the UIM phonebook. *2: Not available when 2in1 is in B mode. *3: Depending on the selected item, one of “Mail address/

*4: “Release secret” when referring to the phonebook of the *5: “Copy from UIM” when referring to the UIM phonebook.

→P. 109

Address/Birthday/Memorandums” appears. secret data.

z When stored to Choku-Den, “★ ” appears on the

function menu.

● Secret code

When the mail address of the other party is “[phone number]@docomo.ne.jp” and he/she sets a secret code, you have to specify “[phone number + secret code]@docomo.ne.jp” as the e-mail address. There are 2 ways to send an e-mail to such a destination.

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.

z Secret code settings are valid only to mail addresses

in “[phone number]@docomo.ne.jp” or “phone number” format.

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Editing the Phonebook

Checking the Phonebook Storage Status

<No. of phonebook>

Phonebook detail screen (P.75)Xu

(FUNC)X“Edit phonebook”XEdit the respective items

Edit the required items using the procedur e used in “Add to phonebook”. Adding information to the phonebook→P. 7 2

■ To store in a new memory number

Phonebook

XSelect “ ”XEnter a memory number (000 to

999) that has not already 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.

After editing, press o (Finish)X“YES”

■ To add information to the 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.

z When the edited entry is stored to the Choku-Den, the

Choku-Den is also changed.

Deleting a Phonebook Entry

Phonebook detail screen (P.75)Xu

(FUNC)X“Delete data”XSelect any item:

Delete phone No.*……Deletes the selected phone

number (e-mail address, address, birthday, memorandums, image or “Chara-d en” character).

Delete this……Deletes the phonebook entry.

* : Depending on the selected item, one of “D elete mail

add./Delete address/Delete birthday/Delete memorandums/Delete image/Delete Chara-den” appears.

z If you delete a phone numbe r or mail address in the

phonebook entry in which multiple phone numbers or mail addresses are stored, the order of the subsequent phone numbers or mail addres ses mo ves up.

Phonebook list screen (P.75)Xu

(FUNC)X“No. of phonebook”

■ Phone (the phonebook stored on the FOMA terminal)

Phonebook :Displays the number of entries

Secret : Displays the number of entries

Image : Displays the number of images

Chara-den :Displays the number of “Chara-

Birthday remind

■ UIM (the phonebook stored on the FOMA card (UIM))

Phonebook : Displays the number of entries

stored in the phonebook. Number of stored data/1,000 (storage limit)

stored as secret data. (This can only be displayed in “Secret mode ” or “Secret data only mode”.)

stored in the phonebook. Number of stored data/100 (storage limit)

den” characters stored in the phonebook. Number of stored data/100 (storage limit)

:Displays the number of

“Reminder” entries for birthdays set. Number of stored data/100 (storage limit)

stored in the phonebook. Number of stored data/50 (storage limit)

Setting Different FOMA Terminal Actions for Each Phone Number and Mail Address

You can set different ring tones or answer messages for the Record message depending on groups, phone numbers or e-mail address in the phonebook. This function is useful when you want to distinguish the caller only by the ring tone. z You cannot set this setting for “No Group” on the

FOMA terminal (Phone) or the phonebook or groups on the FOMA card (UIM).

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z You cannot set “Illumination” and “My Signal

settings” at the same time.

z The Ring tone/Image functions are disabled when

the caller does not notify the caller ID. It is recommended to set the “Caller ID Request” service.

Phonebook detail screen (P.75)Xu

(FUNC)X“Ring tone/Image”

The “Ring tone/Image screen” appears. “★ ” appears next to the selected function. The available functions vary

Ring tone/Image

depending on the item selected in the phonebook detail screen.

■ To set this function for each group

XGroup setting screen (P.74)Xu

(FUNC)X“Ring tone/Image”

Select the item to distinguish

Select the item from “Voice call (recv.)/V.phone (dial/recv.)/Mail (recv.)”.

• When “Mail (recv.)” is selected, this function is applied not only i-mode mail but SMS.

Select any item:

“★ ” appears next to the selected function.

■ To release a selected function

XHighlight the function with “★”Xo (Reset)

The function is released and the “ ★” disappears.

Ring tone*1……Sets ring tones to distinguish the

caller of the phone or sender of mail. “Changing the Ring Tone”→ P.84

*1*2

Image

……Sets images to distinguish the caller

of the phone. “Changing the Display”→ P.91

Chara-den setup

displayed as the substitute image for videophone calls.

Illumination*1……Sets the incoming call lamp

colors to distinguish the caller of the phone or sender of mail. “Setting the Flashing Mode of the Incoming Call Lamp for Incoming Calls”→ P.9 6

Vibrator*1……Sets vibration patterns to distinguish

the caller of the phone or sender of mail. “Setting the Vibration to Notify You of Incoming Calls”→P. 8 6

Answer message*2……Changes the answer

message used when record message*5 or quick message starts up depending on the caller. “Having the Caller Leave a Message”→P. 6 5

*3*4

……Selects Chara-den to be

My Signal*6……Sorts calls/e-mail according to

sender using My Signal animation.

* If you highlight an item in the list while choosing an

animation, that animation is displayed in My Signal.

*1: You can also distinguish the incoming 64K data

communication.

*2: Available only when “Voice call (recv.)” or “V.phone

(dial/recv.)” is selected.

*3: Available only when “V.phone (dial/recv.)” is

selected.

*4: You need to set “My Signal settings” indicating the

incoming/outgoing of “Phone”, “Videophone”, “Mail/ Chat mail” (P.95) to “OFF”.

*5: You need to set “Record message” to “ON”

beforehand.

*6: You need to set “My Signal settings” indicating the

incoming/outgoing of “Phone”, “Videophone”, “Mail/ Chat mail” (P.95) to be displayed.

■When you set Ring tone/Image

An icon appears in the phonebook detail screen indicating that each item is set.

: Ring tone (voice/

videophone call) : Ring tone (mail) : Illumination (voice/

videophone call) : Illumination (mail) : Vibration (voice/

videophone call) : Vibration (mail) : Image (voice/videophone call) : Answer message (voice/videophone call) : My Signal (voice/videophone call) : My Signal (mail) : Chara-den (videophone call)

z You cannot set this setting for the phonebook stored

as the secret data. Even if the setting is made for the group, it is disabled for the phonebook entry stored as the secret data.

z The “Mail (recv.)” setting set for a phone number is

activated when you receive an SMS or the sender’s email address is “[phone-number]@ doco m o.ne.jp”.

z Refer to the following pages for the priority when the

Ring tone/Image settings and other settings for incoming calls, etc. are duplicated.

• Ring tone priority→ P.85

• Vibrator priority→P.86

• Image priority→ P.8 5

• Chara-den priority→ P.74

• Incoming call lamp priority→ P.97

• My Signal priority→ P.96

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Checking the Ring tone/Image

settings

You can check the phonebook entries or groups set in “Ring tone/Image” by function or item.

Phonebook list screen (P.75)Xu

(FUNC)

The “Ring tone/Image screen” appears. “★ ” appears next to the items to which this

function is set.

Select the function or item with “★ ”

Phonebook

“★ ”Xu (FUNC)XSelect any item:

Check settings……Checks the setting status. XHighlight the function or item with “★”

Check the phonebook or group which is set

Release settings……Releases all the settings of

the functions marked with “★”.

* : The number of the selected ite ms (the number of

Using Choku-Den

By storing frequently used phonebook to Choku-Den, you can make a call or send a mail quickly.

z You can store up to 5 Choku-Den by quoting the

stored data (such as phone number) from the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook.

z When mail addresses are stored to Choku-Den,

you can compose i-mode mail or chat m ail to all t he members easily.

z You cannot use this function in Secret data only

mode.

z You can use this function in Secret mode, but you

cannot add the phonebook stored as secret data to Choku-Den, or store data in Choku-Den after storing it in the phonebook.

“Ring tone/Image”

Highlight the function or item with

times d is pressed) varies depending on the function or setting specified.

<Choku-Den>

Adding to Choku-Den

On the standby screenXf

The “Choku-Den screen” appears. When there is a stored data, the Choku-Den screen of the first tab with the stored data appears.

■ To change the location to add

XUse v to move the tab

You can also use 1 to 5 to move to the tab of

the respective number.

o (Store)

■ To change the added contents

o (Edit)

“View phonebook” XSearch the

phonebook

Searching the phonebook→P. 75

■ To add to Choku-den after adding the data to the phonebook

X“Direct input”

Add data to the phonebook (P.72), and go to step 5.

d (Select)

The “View phonebook screen” appears.

Use c to select a checkbox (□)

Select only one phone number and mail address to add respectively. When a checkbox (□ ) is selected, other phone numbers or mail addresses are display ed in gr a y and the checkbox cannot be selected. To select another checkbox, release the selected checkbox first.

o (Finish)

Choku-Den

Function menu¨P.81

View phonebook

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z The setting of “Phonebook 2in1 setting” is displayed

on the Choku-Den screen when 2in1 mode is in Dual mode.

z When an image is stored in the phonebook, the image

in the phonebook is added to Choku-Den.

Making a call/composing a mail from Choku-Den

<Example: To make a call>

Choku-Den screen (P.80)XUse v to

display Choku-Den screen to make a call

You can also use 1 to 5 to move to the tab of the

respective number.

Use c to select

“CALL”

■ To compose a mail

XUse c to select “MAIL”

→P.128

■ To make a videophone call

XUse c to select “VIDEO PHONE”

Choku-Den screen (P.80)

Store/Edit……Adds a phonebook to Choku-Den which is

not stored or edits the stored Choku-Den.→P. 8 0

Image……Changes the image displayed in Choku-Den

by selecting an image from “My picture”.

Broadcast mail……Displays the new mail screen with all

mail addresses stored to Choku-Den are entered to the address. →P. 1 28

Broadcast chat……Displays the chat screen with all mail

addresses stored to Choku-Den are entered to the chat members. →P.156

Release this・Release all……Releases one or all

Choku-Den.

Using Dialing Shortcuts

<Two-touch dialing>

By assigning memory numbers “000” to “009” to phone numbers in the phonebook, you can call those phone numbers only by pressing one of 0 to 9 (last digit of the memory number) and r.

0 to 9Xr (voice call)/o (V.

phone)

z If the phonebook entry contains multiple phone

numbers, the call is made to the first phone number stored for that entry.

Phonebook

<Image>

z You can add an image whose file size is 100K bytes or

smaller and whose width or height is 854 dots or smaller. However, you cannot add images other than JPEG or GIF.

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Sound/Screen/Light

Settings

■Sound Settings

Changing the Ring Tone .......................................................................... 84

Setting Sound Effect for Ring Tones and Melodies....................................... 86

Setting the Vibration to Notify You of Incoming Calls......................................... 86

Changing the Ringback Tone.......................... .................................... 87

Setting the Keypad Tone...................................................... ..................... 87

Setting the Confirmation Tone for Charging.............................................. . 87

Setting the Clock Alarm Tone .......................................................... 87

Setting the FOMA Terminal to Warn You before a Call Drops Out ............. 87

Setting the Ring Time for Incoming Mail................... ... .. ... .................. 87

Enabling the Tone to Ring through the Earphones and Speaker.... 88

Switching Off the FOMA Terminal’s Tone .................................................. 88

Modifying Manner Mode.................................................... .. ................. 90

Select ring tone

Sound effect

Vibrator

Melody Call setting

Keypad sound

Charge sound

Clock Alarm Tone set

Quality alarm

Mail/Msg. ring time

Headset usage setting

Manner mode

Manner mode set

■Screen/Light Settings

Changing the Display................................................................................ 91

Displaying Phonebook Images When You Receive Calls............. 93

Setting the Color for Incoming Call Display ...................................... 93

Preventing Others f r om Peeping the Screen ............................................. 93

Setting the Display and Keypad Lighting .......................................................... 93

Changing the Display Design..................................................................... 94

Changing the Menu Display......................................................................... ................... 94

Setting the Display Mode of My Signal....................... ........................... 95

Setting the Flashing Mode of the Incoming Call Lamp for Incoming Calls..... 96

Setting the Flashing Mode of the Incoming Call Lamp during Calls..... 97

Changing the Font................................. ................................................................. 97

Setting the Clock Display............................................................................ 98

Using Desktop Icons............................ ... .......................................... .......... 98

Displaying Desktop Icon Messages for New Mail in 3D Animation....... 100

Selecting the Icons to Display on the Standby Screen................................ 101

Setting the Kisekae Tool.................................................................... 102

Display setting

Disp. phonebook image

Disp. call/receive No.

Privacy angle

Backlight

Display design

My Signal setting

Illumination

Illumination in talk

Font

Clock display

Desktop icon

3D display setting

Icons setting

Kisekae Tool setting

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Changing the Ring Tone

You can set the ring tone and receiving screen in each voice call, videophone call or i-mode mail. You can also set the ring tone for speci fied phone number, mail address or group of phonebook respectively. →P. 78

z Guide to the melody list→ P. 2 79 z Setting the sending screen→ P. 9 1

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Select ring tone”XSelect an item to set a ring tone:

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Select the item from “Phone/Videophone/Mail/ Chat mail/MessageR/MessageF”.

• When “Phone” is selected, the ring tone for voice calls and 64K data comm unication is set.

• When “Mail” is selected, the ring tone for i-mode mails, SMS and packet communication is set.

“Select ring tone”XSelect any item:

Melody……Select the ring tone or melody. i-motion……Select the i-motion/Chaku-Uta®

downloaded to the FOMA terminal or a movie (i-motion) shot using the camera. When you receive a call, the video or sound for the selected i-motion is played (Chaku-motion).

Music……Sets the Chaku-Uta-Full®. Set any item

from the following when the Chaku-Uta-Full® contains the portion where the ring tone is specified by the provider:

Fullsong ring tone……Sets the whole song

as the ring tone.

Point ring tone……Sets a part of the song as

the ring tone.

XUse v to specify the portion (displayed

in orange) to set as the ring toneXd (Set)

When you select “Movable contents” folder, select “YES” and select the destination folder.

Voice announce……Sets the message recorded

using “Voice announce”.

Random melody……Selects a folder containing

stored melodies. When you receive a call or message, one of the melodies stored in the folder played at random.

OFF……The FOMA terminal plays no ring tone.

■ To set the calling/receiving display

X“Select calling disp.” or “Select receiving disp.”

In “Ringing screen”, select an i mage from the My picture or i-motion. In “Select receiving disp.”, select an image from the My picture.

Select the ring tone

When you select a melody, the FOMA terminal plays the melody. Press r, q, o, p or u to stop the melody playback.

■Pre-installed ring tones, melodies and alarms

Display Track title Composer

Pattern 1 to 4 Calling 1 to 2 Classical

Telephone Trip Trip Sunshine Place Sunshine Place Gymnopedies Gymnopedies SATIE ERIK Jupiter “The Planets”

You’ve got mail 1 You’ve got mail 2 Good Morning 1 Time of Schedule Baby Birds Signal Calmness Relief Simple Bell Sonic Phonon

■Pre-installed Chaku-Uta-Full

Display Track title Composer

Cosmic Globe Cosmic Globe

−−

−

GUSTAV

THEODORE

HOLST

−

Jupiter

−−

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z Some i-motion (i-motion with video only) and Chaku-

Uta-Full

z An i-motion with sound only (an i-motion with no video,

z Flash movies can be set in the Select calling disp. /

z Even if the movie/i-motion can be set as Chaku-

z When you select the i-motion in the Movable contents

z When you select the Chaku-Uta-Full® in the Movable

z When you set Chaku-Uta-Full® stored on the FOMA

z The ring tone is played at the volume set in “Ring

z If you set an i-motion that includes both video and

z If you set something other than an i-motion that

z When the i-motion is set to the ring tone for mail, the

z When you set Chaku-Uta-Full

cannot be specified to the ring tone.

such as a singer’s voice) cannot be specified as the receiving display.

Select receiving disp., but the ring tone used is the tone set in “Select ring tone”.

motion or image displayed for incoming calls, you cannot set these movie/i-motion in the following cases:

• When the movie/i-motion is transferred to a PC or other FOMA terminal through infrared data exchange function, IC communication function or DOCOMO keitai datalink (P.366), then returned to the FOMA terminal

• When the movie/i-motion is copied from a microSD memory card to the FOMA terminal (including the case that the movie/i-motion is copied from the FOMA terminal to a microSD memory card, then copied to the FOMA terminal)

folder, the selected i-motion is moved to the Inbox folder of “i-motion”.

contents folder and “Fullsong ring tone” is set, the selected Chaku-Uta-Full® is moved to the Inbox folder of “Music”. When “Point ring tone” is set, the selected portion is clipped as an i-motion and stored in the folder of “i-motion”.

terminal as a ring tone with “Point ring tone”, it is not clipped as an i-motion and the selected portion is set to the ring tone.

volume” while selecting the ring tone.

sound as the ring tone and receiving display, the FOMA terminal plays the i-motion set as the ring ton e.

includes both video and sound as the ring tone and then set an i-motion that includes both video and sound as the receiving display, the FOMA terminal plays the i-motion set as the receiving display.

default ring tone of “Mail” is used for the ring tone of packet communication. The special screen appears when packet communication is receive d re ga rd less of the incoming screen settings.

jacket image as the ring tone, the jacket image is not displayed when you receive a call.

which contains the

z When multiple mails or MessageR/F are received at

the same time, the operation of the ring tone becom es as follows:

Received contents Operation of the ring tone

Multiple mails are received

Mail and MessageR/ F are received at the same time

MessageR/F are received at the same time

z When the ring tone settings for incoming calls are

duplicated, the priority is assigned as follows:

①Ring tone for Multi Number (additio nal number 1, 2) ②Ring tone for Ring tone/Image (for individual) ③Ring tone for Ring tone/Image (for group) ④Ring tone for B mode of 2in1 ⑤Ring tone for Select ring tone/Kisekae Tool setting

* The priority is assigned as follows in the Ring tone/

Image (② above) and the Ring tone/Image (③ above).

①i- motion for Ring tone ②i-motion for Calling display ③i-motion for Ring tone (i-motion with no video,

such as a singer’s voice), melody or Chaku-Uta-

Full

z When the ring tone settings for mails are duplicated,

the priority is assigned as follows:

①Ring tone for Ring tone/Image (for individual) ②Ring tone for Ring tone/Image (for group) ③Ring tone for B mode of 2in1 ④Mail r ing tone for Select ring tone/Kisekae Tool

setting

z When the image settings for incoming calls are

duplicated, the priority is assigned as follows:

①Image setting for Ring tone/Image (for individual) ②Image setting for Ring tone/Image (for group) ③Still imag e stored in the phonebook ④Image setting for B mode of 2in1 ⑤i-motion for Select ring tone ⑥Display setting/Kisekae Tool setting

* The priority is assigned as follows in the Ring tone/

Image (for individual) (① above) and the Ring tone/ Image (for group) (② above):

①i- motion for Ring tone ②i-motion or still image/image for Select calling

disp.

The ring tone set for the last received mail is used. If a chat mail is contained, the ring tone set for the chat mail is used.

The ring tone set for MessageR is used.

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

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Setting Sound Effect for Ring

Tones and Melodies

Setting the Vibration to Notify You of Incoming Calls

Use this function to get richer fuller sound when the FOMA terminal with a Stereo Earphone Set (optional ) plays melodies, ring tones for voice/videophone call or mail, sound effects and i-motion sound.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Sound effect”

“Stereo&3D sound”X

“ON” or “OFF”

● What is Sound effect

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

It is the function uses a Stereo Earphone Set to produce 3-dimensional and resonating sound. This function allows you to enjoy i-αppli games and melody playback with richer and more realis tic sound. When you play an i-motion with sound effects, the effects simultaneously enhance the sound played through the speaker and earphones. Sound is enhanced by effects that provide a natural-sounding 3D sound field and rich low tones as well as clearly defined voice and music audio.

z i-motion with sound effects can be identified by the

icon shown on the movie list screen.→ P.264

z The 3D effect differs depending on the individual. If

the 3D sound bothers you, set this function to “OFF”.

z The sound with the built-in speaker cannot be

changed by sound effect even when this function set to “ON”.

z When “Headset usage setting” is set to

“Headset+speaker”, this function is deactivated. When set to “Headset only”, the function is activated.

You can set different vibration patterns to notify you when you receive a voice call, videophone call or mail.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Vibrator”XSelect an item to set the vibration:

Select “Phone” to set the vibration for voice calls and 64K data communication. Select “Mail” to set the vibration for i-mode mail, SMS and packet communication.

Select the vibration pattern:

Pattern 1- Pattern 3……Vibrates in each pattern.

When you switch the highlighted item while selecting an item, the FOMA terminal vibrates in the highlighted pattern.

Melody linkage……The FOMA terminal vibrates in

a pattern matched to the melody set as the ring tone.

OFF……The FOMA terminal does not vibrate.

■Icons on the standby display while setting the vibration pattern

: The vibration starts when receiving either voice

or videophone calls.

: The vibration starts when receiving either mail/

chat mail/MessageR/F.

: Both “ ” and “ ” are set.

z When the vibration is set, take care that the vibration

does not move the FOMA terminal towards fire (e.g. on a space heater) or cause it to fall off a table, etc.

z Even when “Melody linkage” is selected, the FOMA

terminal not always vibrates to the melody. When no vibration pattern is set for the melody or when an i-motion or Chaku-Uta-Full FOMA terminal vibrates in Pattern 2.

z The FOMA terminal will vibrate to the ring tone or

beep regardless of this function's setting when receiving an Area Mail. However, when the vibration pattern for “Mail” is set to “OFF”, the FOMA terminal does not vibrate when receiving an Area Mail (ring tone).

z When the vibrator settings are duplicated, the priority

is assigned as follows:

①Vibrator for Ring tone/Image (for individual) ②Vibrator for Ring tone/Image (for group) ③Vibrator for B mode of 2in1 ④Vibrator setting

is set as the ring tone, the

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Changing the Ringback Tone

Setting the Clock Alarm Tone

You can set whether to change the tone heard by the other party or not (YES/NO) when you receiv e a v oice call.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Melody Call setting”

By selecting “YES”, you can access the Melody Call i-mode site. While accessing the setting sites does not generate a packet communication charge, a packet communication charge is applied when you connect to the IP site, i-mode menu site and the free music corner. Follow the instructions on the screen to set.

z Melody Call is not activated when the ot her party dial

up from a videophone call.

“YES” or “NO”

Setting the Keypad Tone

z Setting this function to “OFF” also disables the

battery level tone and the warning tone.

z The keypad sound is played at the level set in

“Volume” during a call, and fixed at the same le vel while not talking on the phone.

iX“Settings”X“Other settings”X

“Keypad sound”

“ON” or “OFF”

Setting the Confirmation Tone for Charging

This function sets to emit a short double-beep (“bibip”) when charging starts and ends.

z When the screen other than Standby screen is

displayed or when Manner mode or Public mode (Driving mode) is set, the charge sound does not ring.

iX“Settings”X“Other settings”X

“Charge sound”X“ON” or “OFF”

You can change the clock alarm tone for the alarm, schedule, To Do list and 1Seg booking program.

iX“Settings”X“Clock”X“Clock

Alarm Tone set”XSelect any item:

Select the alarm tone from “Melody/i-motion/ Music/Voice announce/OFF”.

Setting the FOMA Terminal to Warn You before a Call Drops Out

The FOMA terminal emits an alarm tone to warn you that the signal quality is deteriorating and the call is likely to drop out.

z The call may drop out without a warning tone if the

signal quality worsens very quickly.

iX“Settings”X“Talk”X“Quality

alarm”XSelect an alarm tone

Select the alarm tone from “No tone/High tone/ Low tone”.

Setting the Ring Time for Incoming Mail

You can set a ring time when you receive mail, chat mail or a MessageR/F.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Mail/Msg. ring time” to set the ring time:

Select “Mail” to set the ring time for i-mode mail, Area Mail and SMS.

“ON”XEnter the ring time (01 to 30

seconds in 2 digits)

■ To turn off the ring tone

X“OFF”

When “Vibrator” is activated, the vibration stops.

Select an item

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

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Enabling the Tone to Ring

through the Earphone and Speaker

You can set the FOMA terminal to play the ring tone or alarm notification through the earphones and speaker when a flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (optional) is connected.

iX“Settings”X“External

connection”

“Headset+speaker” or “Headset

only”

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

z If “Ring volume” is set to “Silent”, there is no sound

from the earphone or speaker.

z When “Phone vol.” and “Mail vol.” in the Man ner mo de

(Original) is set to other than “Silent”, the ring tone still sound. However, Manner mode (Manner mode and Super silent) is set, the ring tone sounds only from th e earphones.

“Headset usage setting”

Switching Off the FOMA Terminal’s Tone

You can set the FOMA terminal not to play the ring tones or keypad tones through the speaker with a single key operation.

z Refer to the Table 1 (P.89) and Table 2 (P.89) for

details of Manner mode setting.

z In “Manner mode set”, you can select “Manner

mode/Super silent/Original” as the FOMA terminal operation mode when Manner mode is set.

On the standby screenXq (1 second

or longer) or a (マナー ) (1 second or longer)

: The FOMA terminal notifies

you using “Vibrator”

: “Ring volume” is set to “Silent”

You can set the Manner mode by pressing q (for 1 second or longer) during a call. The FOMA terminal is set to Manner mode, “ ” appears, and the information specified in “Manner mode set” is displayed.

〜

: “Record message” and

〜

During a call, the FOMA terminal emits a short double-beep (“bibip”) and a message appears notifying you that Manner mode is set.

■ To release Manner mode

XOn the standby screenXq (1 second or

longer) or a (マナー ) (1 second or longer) You can release the Manner mode by pressing q (for 1 second or longer) during a call. Manner mode is released and “ ” disappears. During a call, the FOMA terminal emits a short double-beep (“bibip”) and a message appears notifying you that Manner mode is released.

“Record VP message” is set to record messages (The number indicates the number of recorded messages)

z Even when set to Manner mode, the FOMA terminal

still plays the shutter sound of the camera.

z When the vibration is set, take care that the vibration

does not move the FOMA terminal towards fire (e.g. on a space heater) or cause it to fall off a table, etc.

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[Table 1] When you set Manner mode

Item

Record msg. activation Record msg.

Vibrator ON “Vibrator” setting Ring volume for voice/videophone call and

64K data communication Ring volume for mail, chat mail, packet

communication and MessageR/F Alarm volume (including snooze function) Silent “Alarm vol.” setting Wake-up tone Silent “Phone vol.” setting

i-αppli volume Silent “i-αppli vol.” setting Schedule/To Do List/1Seg booking

program & timer recording/Cost limit alarm volume

Activation and completion tones for recorded messages, voice memos, etc.

Keypad sound OFF “Keypad sound” setting Microphone sensitivity during calls Up “Mic sensitiv.” setting Holding tone Silent “Phone vol.” setting

On hold tone Silent “Phone vol.” setting

Low-voltage alarm OFF “LVA tone” setting

Reading out received mails “Phone” setting of “Ring volume”

Missed call/new mail confirmation tones when the FOMA terminal is folded

ToruCa acquisition tone Silent “Phone vol.” setting

Manner

Played at “Level 2” when set to “Silent” or “Step” Valid only when “Read out message” in the fu nction menu of the received mail detail screen is selected

Super

Mode

silent

(displays the Original manner mode settings)

(P.65) setting

Silent “Phone vol.” setting

Silent “Mail vol.” setting

Silent “Phone vol.” setting

ON OFF “VM tone” setting

Silent “Phone vol.” setting

“Record msg.” setting

Played at “Level 2” when set to “Step”

Fixed at the same level when set to other than “Silent”

Played at “Level 2” when set to “Step”

Even when “Phone vol.” is set to “Silent”, the lowvoltage alarm sounds at “Level 1” when “LVA tone” is set to “ON”.

Played at “Level 2” when set to “Step”

Played at “Level 4” when set to “Step”

[Table 2] When earphones are connected

Item

Reading out received mails “Phone” setting of “Ring volume”

Voice clock (during standby or snooze) and missed call/new mail confirmation tones when the FOMA terminal is folded

Music player volume Volume setting of the music player (P.233) Ring Volume of watching 1Seg/playing

back 1Seg

Manner

Played at “Level 2” when set to “Silent” or “Step” “Phone” setting of

“Ring volume” Played at “Le v el 2” when set to “Silent” or “Step”

Volume sett ing of the 1Seg watching/during re cordi n g pl ayback (P.215)

Mode

Super

silent

(displays the Original manner mode settings)

“Phone vol.” setting Played at “Level 2” when set to “Step”

Original

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Original

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Automatically starting/releasing

X

Manner mode

You can start or release Manner mode at a pre-set time.

z You can set up to two different start/release times.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”

“Manner mode setting”X“Manner start time”

The “Manner start time list screen” appears.

■ To release Manner

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

mode automatically

X“Manner release time”

“Manner release time list screen” is displayed.

■ To keep the previous setting but switch between ON/OFF

XHighlight the settingXp [ON/OFF]

“ON/OFF” changes each time you press p.

■ To chec k the previous setting

XSelect the setting

The “Start time set detail screen” appears.

Highlight the setting

o (Edit)

Select any item

Edit start time……Sets the time at which

Manner mode will start/release.

Repeat……Selects the Automatic Manner

mode repetitions from “1 time/Daily ( )/Select day ()”.

Set the respective itemsXo (Finish)

z Manner mode will not start or release at the set time if

the FOMA terminal is turned off.

z If you are operating another function when the start or

release time arrives, Manner mode will not start or release. Manner mode will start or release after you finish operating the other function.

Manner start (release) time list

Function menu¨P.90

Start (release) time set detail

Function menu¨P.90

● After you have set Automatic Manner mode

An icon will be displayed on the standby screen.

: Automatic Manner mode

will be automatically started.

: Automatic Manner mode

will be automatically

released. You can check the start time or release time for Automatic Manner mode by highlighting the icon.

Manner start (release) time list screen (P.90) /Start (release) time set detail screen (P.90)

Edit……Edits the Automatic Manner mode settings. Display detail*……Displays Automatic Manner mode

details.

Finish (Set this)……Activates Automatic Manner mode. Release this……Deactivates Automatic Manner mode for

1 set time.

Release all……Deactivates Automatic Manner mode for

all set times.

* : Only available in Manner start (release) time list screen.

Modifying Manner Mode

You can select the FOMA terminal operations used in Manner mode.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Manner mode setting”X“Manner mode set”

The “Manner mode set screen” appears.

Select any item:

2

Manner mode……Mutes all tones played through

the speaker and uses vibration to notify you of incoming calls, etc. However, confirmation tones played through earpiece (when a voice memo or memo is played) are not muted.

Super silent……Mutes all tones played throug h the

speaker and confirmation tones played through the earpiece and uses vibration to notify you of incoming calls, etc.

Original→ P. 9 1

Manner mode set

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Setting the Original manner

You can set your preferred Manner mode setting.

z The following are the default settings of the

“Original” manner mode:

• Record msg.: OFF

• Vibrator: ON

• Phone vol.: Silent

• Mail vol.: Silent

• Alarm vol.: Silent

•i-αppli vol.: Silent

• VM tone: ON

• Keypad sound: OFF

• Mic sensitiv.: Up

• LVA tone: OFF

Manner mode set screen (P.90)X

“Original”XSelect any item:

Record msg.……Sets the Record message. →P. 6 5 Vibrator……Sets the vibrator. →P.8 6 Phone vol.……Sets the ring tone volume for voice/

videophone calls and 64K data communication. →P. 61

Mail vol.……Sets the ring tone volume for mail, chat

mail, packet communication and MessageR/F. →P. 61

Alarm vol.……Sets the volume of the alarm.

→P. 312

i-αppli vol.……Sets the volume of the i-αppli.

→P. 241 However, “Step” cannot be set.

VM tone……Sets confirmation tones for “Record

msg.”, “Voice memo”, et c.

Keypad sound……Sets the keypad sound. →P.87 Mic sensitiv.……Selects from “Normal/Up” for the

microphone sensitivity during calls.

LVA tone……Sets the low-voltage alarm.

“When the battery runs out”→ P. 4 1

Set the respective itemsXo (Finish)

z The record message function set in “Original” starts

up after the ringing time set in “Record message” (P.65) (when set to “OFF”, the recording starts after 13 seconds).

z If the microphone sensitivity during calls is set to “Up”,

the volume of the voice heard by the other party raises even if you speak quietly. The microphone sensitivity is set to “Normal” when shooting movies in “Camera” mode.

Changing the Display

You can also set the still images you shot or downloaded images as the standby screen, dialing/ calling screen, etc.

iX“Settings”X“Display”X“Display

setting”

The “Display setting screen” appears.

Display setting

Select any item:

Stand-by display……Changes the standby screen

image. →P. 92

Wake-up display……Specifies a message or image

displayed when the FOMA terminal is turned on.

OFF……Wake-up tone does not ring with no

image.

Message……Enters a message. Y ou can enter

up to 50 double-byte or 100 single-byte characters.

My picture……Selects an image to be

displayed from My picture.

Dialing/Calling/V.phone Dialing/V.phone Calling/ Mail sending/Mail receiving……Sets the image

displayed when making/receiving voice/videophone calls or sending/receiving mails (i-mode mails and SMS).

■Dialing/V.phone Dialing/Mail sending setting

Select from My picture.

■Calling/V.phone Calling/Mail receiving setting

“Changing the Ring Tone (Step 2)”→ P.8 4

Check new messages・Mail rec’d result……

Selects the image display ed for “Check new messages” (i-mode mails and messages), “Check new SMS” or mail received result screen from My picture.

z Some i-motion cannot be specified. z Yo u ca n not change the melody of Wake-up tone. The

volume is set to the same volume set at “Phone” of “Ring volume” (Played at “Lev el 2” when set to “Step”). Press any key to stop the melody.

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

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z Priority is assigned as follows when standby screen

settings are duplicated:

①Standby screen (i-αppli) ②Display setting/Kisekae Tool setting

Changing the standby screen image

z Some screens change its image depending on the

displayed timing.

z This function sets the standby screen when 2in1 is

in A mode or “2in1 setting” is set to OFF. The settings are not applied when set to “B mode” or “Dual mode”. Set “Standby display” of “2in1

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

setting”.

Display setting scre en (P.91) X

“Stand-by display”XSelect any item:

OFF……No image is displayed . Calendar……Sets a calendar.

Background……For the background image f or

the calendar, selects one from My picture.

No background……Displays the calendar

only.

My picture……Selects the standby screen image. i-motion……Selects the i-motion to be display ed on

the standby screen.

i-αppli display……Sets the i-αppli standby screen.

→P.251 When the i-αppli standby screen is set, “★” is displayed.

Random display……Displays an image in the

specified folder at random each time you open the FOMA terminal or display the standby screen.

■ When the screen for setting the display style is displayed

XSelect the display styleXCheck the imageX

d (Set) Following display styles are av ailable:

• Centering disp. (centering an image on the screen)

• Fit in disp. (enlarging/reducing an image size until its height or width fits to the screen)

• Arrange disp. (displaying images from upper left side in order)

• Full-screen disp. (enlarging or clipping an image to fit it into the screen size)

z You m a y not select ho w t o displa y de pends on imag es

you select.

z If a movie or i-motion is set in the standby screen, it is

played when you open the FOMA terminal.

z When a flash movie, an animation GIF image or the

original animation is set as the standby screen, the movie or animation is played when the following operations are performed (no sound) :

• FOMA terminal is opened

• t is pressed on the standby screen

• Return to the standby screen from another screen Some Flash movies function as a clock. If the clock stops, perform the procedure above to resume the clock. However, Flash movies are sometimes not played when the Keypad lock, etc. is set.

z If a Flash clock stops, you can restart it by playing the

Flash movie. When the time on the clock is fast or slow, it will update and display the correct time within one minute after playing has ended.

z If you select an i-motion in the Movable contents

folder, the i-motion is moved to the “i-motion” Inbox folder.

z When “Bigger” is set to “Clock display” and Calendar

is also set, “Big” is applied.

● When you set the calendar for the standby screen

The calendar appears on the standby screen. You can quickly and easily refer to previous or next calendar dates or activate the schedule.

■To check the adjacent months on the calendar

Press d on the standby screen to select the desktop icons or calendar. After using c to highlight the calendar, press d (Select). The desktop icons disappear and you can check the calendar of previous or next month with c.

■To activate the schedule function

When the calendar of the previous or the next month can be displayed with f or g, press d (Select) to launch the schedule function and store a scheduled event for the displa yed month.

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Displaying Phonebook

X

Images When You Receive Calls

You can set whether to display a still image when receiving a voice/videophone call from a phone number of which still image is stored in the phonebook (ON/OFF).

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Disp. phonebook image”X“ON” or “OFF”

<Disp. phonebook image>

Setting the Color for Incoming Call Display

<Disp. call/receive No.>

You can change the font color of names, phone numbers or mail addresses on the Redial/Received calls screen or sent/received address list screen.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Disp. call/receive No.”XSelect a color

z Press o (Change) to switch the number of colors to

be selected from 16 to 256. The pallet of 16 colors and 256 colors switches each time you press o (Change).

z The color set in this function may be changed

depending on the “Color pattern” setting. After changing the setting in this function, press p (Reset) to reset the color corresponding to the “Color pattern” setting.

z When you use 2in1, information of Number A/Address

A are displayed in the color set in this function. To display the information of Number B/Address B in different colors, set “Disp. call/receive No.” from “Set call/receive No.” of “2in1setting”.

Preventing Others from Peeping the Screen

You can make it difficult for others to see the contents on the display.

8 (1 second or longer)

The privacy angle is set and “ ” appears.

■ To release the setting

X8 (for 1 second or longer)

z Yo u cann ot set o r releas e Priva cy angle during editing

the text or i-αppli is activated.

Setting the Display and Keypad Lighting

iX“Settings”X“Display”

“Backlight”XSelect any item:

Lighting……Selects the normal backlight operation

and Power saver mode from “ON/OFF”.

① Backlight operation: Select the time for which the

backlight stays on (5 seconds to 60 seconds) when you set the Backlight to “ON”.

② Power saver mode: Enter the waiting time for the

Power saver mode (01 to 20 minutes in 2 digits) when you set the Power saver mode to “ON”.

• You can also change the backlight operation (ON/

OFF) with 5 (1 second or longer).

• Setting the normal lighting settings for the backlight to “OFF” displays the “ ” icon on the standby screen.

• If you set the Power saver mode to “ON”, the standby screen turns off when the specified waiting time has elapsed. If any key is pressed during the Power saver mode, the Power saver mode is canceled.

Charging……Selects the backlight operation during

charging from “Standard/All time ON”.

• When set to “Standard”, the backlight lights up with the setting of Lighting ON (not enter Power saver mode).

• When set to “All time ON”, the backlight on the screen remains on (the backlight changes to “Dark” if no operation occurs for the time set for “Lighting” in “Lighting”).

Area……Selects the lighting area of the backlight

from “LCD+Keys/LCD”.

Brightness……Specifies whether automatically to

adjust the backlight from “ON/OFF”, and selects brightness from “Bright/Middle/Dark”.

• When set to “ON”, the Illuminance sensor detects the brightness of surroundings and the brightness of the backlight of the screen is automatically adjusted. Turns the keypad light ON/OFF automatically .

z When “Lighting” is set to “ON”, the backlight keeps on

while a call is received and lights up for set time when you turn the FOMA terminal on, press one of the keys, or unfold the FOMA terminal (the backlight also stays on while using the camera or playing a movie/ i-motion).

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z When “Lighting” is set to “OFF”, the backlight on the

display does not turn on (the backlight turns on during movie shooting). In addition, the backlight of the button turns on according to setting of the lighting time (from 5 seconds to 60 seconds) that you set just before that.

z The keypad backlight flashes when set to Power saver

mode with the FOMA terminal opened.

z If you cover the illuminance censor with your fingers,

the brightness may be not detected correctly.

Changing the Display Design

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

You can change the text, background and the background pattern for the function keys.

iX“Settings”X“Display”X“Display

design”

Color pattern……Selects the color pattern from

“Black/White/Brown/Pink/Blue”.

Icon pattern……Selects the design for the Battery

icon or Antenna icon from “FEUILLE/MACARON/ TABLETTE CHOCOLAT/Basic”.

Soft key……Selects the background pattern for the

function keys from “Gray/Pink/Brown”.

Select any item:

z There are some screens or functions that are not

affected by the changes made to the settings of this function, such as i-mode sites.

Changing the Menu Display

Select any item:

Menu display……Selects the display mode for the

branch settings from “List/Detail”.

Theme……Selects the background or icon for the

main menu from “FEUILLE/MACARON/TABLETTE CHOCOLAT/VANILLE/STANDARD/Simple Menu/ Original theme/Kisekae Tool”. For some types of menu, the background on the main menu is changed depending on the displayed timing.

• When Original theme is selected→ P. 9 4

• When Kisekae Tool is selected→ P.102

Memory focus……Sets whether to highlight the

menu item containing the last selected function when the Main Menu or Simple Menu is redisplayed (Last one function).

Reset menu op. log……Resets the menu operation

log, such as for the automatic sort of menu items (P.30).

z Last one function memorize the main menu icon when

a branch menu is displayed. The icon is not memorized when the operation is interrupted while sub item is selected.

Changing the main menu screen

You can change the icons and background image used on the main setting selection screen (main menu).

Menu display set screen (P.94) X

“Theme”X“Original theme”

The “Original theme screen” appears.

Setting the menu display mode

You can change the display of the branch settings (functions) of “Settings” and the main menu design. You can also set the last one function of the Main Menu and Simple Menu.

iX“Settings”X“Display”X“Menu

display set”

The “Menu display set screen” appears.

Menu display set

Original theme

Select any item:

Mail・i-mode・i-αppli・Settings・Data box・ LifeKit・Network service・Phonebook・Own data・MUSIC・1Seg・Osaifu-Keitai……Selects

the icon images for the main menu from My picture.

Background image……Selects the background

image for the main menu from My picture.

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z The following images cannot be set.

• The image larger than 854 dots (wide or high)

• The image larger than 100KB

• Flash movies

z If the image is larger than the display area, the size is

reduced without changing the aspect ratio, and displayed in the middle if the image is smaller than the display area.

Release……Removes one function from the original

menu.

Release all……Removes all the stored functions from the

original menu.

Setting the Display Mode of My Signal

<My Signal settings

Original theme screen (P.94)

z This setting is displayed only when you change the

Original theme setting.

Reset……Restores the changed main menu icon or

background image to the default settings.

All reset……Restores all the main menu icons and

background image to the default settings.

Creating an original menu

You can store the frequently used functions as “Original menu” and easily call them up.→ P. 2 8

z You can store up to 10 original menu entries. z You can set the main item of “Mail”, “i-mode” or

“i-αppli” or each sub item or branch item under “Settings”, “Data box”, “LifeKit”, “Network service”, “Phonebook”, “Own data”, “MUSIC”, “1Seg” or “Osaifu-Keitai” as the Original menu.

z You cannot store the same function twice.

iXp (Original)

The “Original menu screen” appears.

Highlight an item to be

stored or changedXo

(Edit) XUse b to select the function

Original menu

Function menu¨P.95

Original menu screen (P.95)

Add to org. menu……Creates an original menu. Sort……Press c to move the highlighted menu then

sort the original menu.

Add desktop icon→ P. 9 8 Reset org. menu……Restores the menu to the default

settings.

Set the clock, in-call, and other displays with My Signal.

z You can download animation data from “みんなNら

んど” . → P.165

z How to View My Signal →P. 2 5 z You can set My Signal for specified phone

numbers, mail addresses and groups. →P. 78

iX“Settings”X“Display”X“My

Signal settings”

■ To display nothing with My Signal.

X“OFF”

Select any item:

Close display……Select the animation displayed

when the FOMA terminal is folded. If you do not display the animation, select “OFF”.

• When set to “Random”, the playable animations are displayed at random.

• At Christmas and January 1st, the special animation is displayed (1 of 5 times).

Connection……Select the animation displayed

during a call. If you do not display the animation, select “OFF”.

Clock display……Selects the clock pattern to be

displayed from “Simple/Fade/Random/Scroll (Time)/ Scroll (Date-L)/Scroll (Date-S)/Animation 1 to 4”.

Clock disp. for charge……Sets whether to display

the clock at all times or not (ON/OFF) during charging.

• When set to ON, “Simple” is applied regardless of the “Clock display” setting.

Time signal……Sets whether to display the clock in

My Signal at each set time interval o r not (ON/ OFF). When selecting “ON”, select the display cycle from “30 minutes/60 minutes”.

Phone・Videophone……Select the animation

displayed when receiving a voice/videophone call. If you do not display the animation, select “OFF”.

Mail/Chat mail・Msg.R/Msg.F……Select the

animation displayed when receiving a mail/chat mail or MessageR/F. If you do not display the animation, select “OFF”.

“ON”

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Missed info……Sets whether a My Signal

animation will flash (at 10 second intervals) when the icon for a missed call or a new mail (i-mode mail, chat mail, Area Mail, SMS) appears on the display.

* When highlighting an item while selecting an

animation, the animation is displayed on My Signal for about 15 seconds (6 seconds for Clos e display and Clock display).

Set the respective itemsXo (Finish)

■My Signal settings

z When “Connection”, “Phone”, “Videophone”, “Mail/

Chat mail”, “Msg.R/Msg.F” and “Missed info” are set to be displayed, the following incoming call lamp functions are disabled when receiving each

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

item or during a call:

• “Illumination”

• “Illumination in talk”

• “Illumination” of “Ring tone/Image”

z When “My Signal settings” is set to “ON”, the

various animations are displayed during communication (e.g. when using Osaifu-Keitai). When set to “OFF”, the Communication indicator lights/flashes as follows instead of My Signal.

• Data communication in progress/succeeded: Lights/Flashes in respective colors

• Data acquisition/Data authentication failed: Flashes in red

z If “My Signal settings” are set to “OFF”, the alarm

notification and the music player st atus are also not displayed.

z When multiple mails or MessageR/F are received at

the same time, the operation of My Signal becomes as follows:

Received contents Operation of My Signal

Multiple mails are received

Mail and MessageR/ F are received at the same time

z When the My Signal settings are duplicated, the

priority is assigned as follows: ① My Signal setting for Ring tone/Image (for

individual)

② My Signal setting for Ring tone/Image (for group) ③ My Signal settings

The My Signal setting for the last received mail is used. If a chat mail is contained, the My Signal setting for the chat mail is used.

Setting the Flashing Mode of the Incoming Call Lamp for Incoming Calls

You can set the color and pattern (flashing pattern) with which the incoming call lamp flashes when you receive voice/videophone calls, mail, chat mail or MessageR/F. z You can set different flashing colors respectively for

specific phone numbers, e-mail addresses and groups.→ P. 7 8

z When setting

Chatmail displayed in illumination for incoming calls or receiving mail does not flash.

iX“Settings”X“Incoming call”X

“Illumination”XSelect any item:

Set color……Selects the flash color of the incoming

call lamp from “Phone (voice phone)/Videophone/ Mail/Chat mail/MessageR/MessageF”. When you switch the highlighted item while selecting an item, the incoming call lamp lights up in the highlighted color. Color 1 to 6: The lamp flashes by the selected color. Gradation: The lamp flashes by the colors of 1 to 6 in the order. When “Mail” is selected, the illumination for i-mode mails and SMS is set.

Set pattern……Selects the incoming call lamp

flashing pattern from “Standard/Melody linkage”. o and p also flashes in the same pattern.

Missed info……Sets whether the incoming call

lamp will flash (at 5 second intervals) when the icon for a missed call or ne w mail ( i-mode m ail, ch at mail, Area Mail and SMS) appears on the display (the interval of flashing becomes longer in Power saver mode).

z If “Pattern 1 to 4” is set as the Ring tone, the incoming

call lamp flashes to the ring tone regardless of the settings of this function.

z If “Melody linkage” is set and no vibration pattern is

stored for melody linkage in the ring tones, the “Standard” pattern is used for Chaku-motion or Chaku-Uta-Full

z The incoming call lamp when Area Mail is received

flashes in color 5 (red), regardless of this setting.

“Phone”, “Videophone”, “Mail/

”, “Msg.R/Msg.F”, or “Missed info” to be

“My Signal settings”, the respective

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z When multiple mails or MessageR/F are received at

the same time, the operat ion of t he incomi ng call lamp becomes as follows:

Received

contents

Multiple mails are received

Mail and MessageR/F are received at the same time

MessageR/F are received at the same time

z When the incoming call lamp settings are duplicated,

the priority is assigned as follows:

①Illumination for Ring tone/Image (for individual) ②Illumination for Ring tone/Image (for group) ③Illumination for B mode of 2in1 ④Illumination setting

Operations of the incoming

call lamp

The incoming call lamp setting for the last received mail is used. If a chat mail is contained, the incoming call lamp set for the chat mail is used.

The incoming call lamp setting for MessageR is used.

Setting the Flashing Mode of the Incoming Call Lamp during Calls

You can set the flashing mode of the incoming call lamp during a voice or videophone call.

z This function will not operate if you set

“Connection” in “My Signal settings”.

iX“Settings”X“Talk”X“Illumination

in talk”XSelect any item:

OFF……The lamp does not flash. Color 1 to 3……The lamp flashes by the selected

color.

Gradation 1……The color changes while flashing. Gradation 2……The color changes while lighting. Gradation 3……The flashing pattern of quick color

change is repeated.

On the standby screenX7 (1 second

or longer) XSelect any item:

Font type……Selects the font type form “Gothic /

Ming-cho”.

Thickness……Selects the thickness from “Thin/

Bold”.

Character size……Sets the character size for the

respective screens.

Standard・X-large……Sets the character size

of the screens to “Standard” or “X-large” all at once.

Separate setting……Sets the character size

of the screens respectively. “Screens that can be set with Separate setting” →P. 97

■Screens that can be set with Separate setting

Item Target screen for setting

Char. Input The character entry screen (Edit), the

Mail Mail list/detail screen, screens displayed

i-mode Sites screen, Screen memo, Message

Full brw. Full Browser screen (mobile layout only) Phonebook Phonebook list/detail screen, My Profile

History data Redial/Dialed/Received calls screen

i-Channel i-Channel ticker

new mail screen, the mail text preview screen (excluding the New SMS and sent SMS preview screens

when referring to header/signature/ template

list/detail screen

screen

(list), Address list screen (list)

z The character in the enter phone number screen is not

included in this function.

z You can also change the character size in setting

menus and function menus for individually settable items.

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Changing the Font

You can change the characters displayed on the screen to your favorite font (typeface).

<Font>

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Setting the Clock Display

You can set the Clock display format (12h clock/24h clock), size and character color. You can also set not to display the date or time.

z In the screens other than standby screen, only the

time is displayed in small size at the top of the display regardless of this setting.

iX“Settings”X“Clock”X“Clock

display”

Style……Selects from “12h clock/24h clock”.

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Size……Selects the display size of date and time

from “Bigger/Big/Small/Up Small/OFF”.

Color……Selects the color from “Black/White”.

Select any item:

Using Desktop Icons

Pasting frequently phone numbers and functions to the standby screen as desktop icons provides a quick and simple way of accessing those numbers and functions. When you cannot answer a received call or when you receive a mail, the icon appears on the standby screen.

■Desktop icons that can be pasted

Icon Operation when selected

Phone number: Displays the Enter phone

number screen with the phone number entered

Mail address: Displays the New mail screen with the e-mail address entered

SMS address: Displays the New SMS screen with the phone number entered

URL (i-mode): Displays the site URL (Full Browser): Displays the site Melody: Plays the melody Image: Displays the image Movie or i-motion: Plays the movie or

i-motion

Chara-den: Displays the Chara-den PDF document: Displays the PDF

document Comic/Book reader: Displays e-books/

e-comics, etc.

i-αppli software: Launches the i-αppli Inbox folder: Displays the Received mail

list screen

Icon Operation when selected

Photo mode: Activates the Photo mode Movie mode: Activates the Movie mode Voice mode: Activates the Voice mode To Do list: Displays the To Do list screen Schedule: Displays the Schedule screen Text memo: Displays the Text memo

screen

Text reader: Activates the Text reader Bar code reader: Activates the Bar code

reader

i-Channel: Displays the i-Channel Music&Video Channel: Displays the

Music&Video Channel screen

Music: Displays the Music player screen Receive Ir data: Displays the Receive Ir

data screen

Dictionary: Displays the Dictionary screen Original menu: Displays the Original menu

screen Life history viewer: Activates the Life

history viewer

Quick Search: Activates the Quick Search One-touch mlt win. (i-mode): Displays the

sites stored in “One-touch mlt win.” One-touch mlt win. (Full Browser):

Displays the sites stored in “One-touch mlt win.”

Calculator: Activates the Calculator 1Seg: Activates 1Seg

* When a desktop icon is highlighted, only the first 11 doub le-

byte or 22 single-byte charact ers of the title are displayed. You can edit the title.→ P.100

■Desktop icons that provide information

Icon Operation when selected

New mail : Displays received mail detail

screen New message : Displays the received

message detail screen

Chat mail : Displays the chat screen

New ToruCa : Displays the ToruCa list

screen Missed call : Displays the missed call

screen Record message : Displays the play/erase

msg. screen Record VP message : Displays the play/

erase VP msg screen