Be sure to read this manual before and during
use to ensure proper operation.
Using the handset
The handset supports W-CDMA, GSM/GPRS and
Wireless LAN System.
Because the handset relies on radio signals, it
cannot be used in places with no signal (such as
tunnels, underground or in buildings), in places with
a weak signal or outside the FOMA service area.
You may not use the handset in the upper floors of a
building even with no obstructions in sight. There
may also be times when the signal is strong and you
are not moving but the call is interrupted.
Because the handset uses electrical signals, it is
possible for a third party to listen in on a
conversation. However, since the W-CDMA and
GSM/GPRS systems automatically apply privacy to
every call, a third party that tries to listen in only
hears static.
The handset converts conversations into a digital
signal and sends it to the other party over the radio.
If the signal cannot be reconverted properly by such
as moving to an area with a wea k signal, the voice
may not be heard correctly.
Keep a separate memo and note information (e.g.
the phonebook, calendar, memo, voice memo,
answering memo) stored in the handset. DOCOMO
shall not be liable for any loss of content due to a
failure, repair, upgrade or other handling of the
handset.
As with PCs, some user-installed applications etc.
may disrupt the stability of your handset
performance or unexpectedly transmit information
via the Internet causing improper use of your
location information and personal information stored
in the handset. Therefore, verify the supplier and
operating conditions of the applications to be used
before using them.
It is recommended to save the important data to the
microSD Card.
The handset supports the FOMA Plus-Area and the
FOMA HIGH-SPEED area.
Unlocking SIM lock
The handset can unlock the SIM lock. Unlock the
SIM lock to use non-DOCOMO SIM cards.
SIM lock can be unlocked at a docomo Shop.Commission is incurred separately for unlocking SIM
lock.
When using non-DOCOMO SIM card, some
services and functions are unavailable. DOCOMO
shall not be liable for guaranteeing operation of the
handset.
For details on unlocking SIM lock, refer to DOCOMO
website.
Checking operation method
Quick Start Guide (Basic package) (in Japanese
only)
This guide describes operations of basic functions.
User’s Manual (Application of the handset) (in
Japanese only)
This manual describes detailed guidance and
operations of functions.
In the home screen, [R]/[Instruction Manual]
・ To display help: [z]/[ヘルプ] (Help)
User’s Manual (in PDF format)
This manual describes detailed guidance and
operations of functions.
Download from the DOCOMO website
are shown as examples. The actual screens
and illustrations may differ.
The explanations in this manual are based on
the case when the home application is
docomo Palette UI. If you change the home
application, operation procedures etc. may be
different from the explanations of this manual.
Note that “SH-02D” is referred to as “handset”
in this manual.
This manual refers to microSD Card as
“microSD Card” or “microSD”.
This manual describes the touch panel
operation when operation is available with the
touch panel or the handset keys.
functions (connection to i-mode site
(broadcast), i-appli, etc.).
Google applications and its service contents
are subject to change without prior notice.
The handset automatically performs
communication for some functions, for
example, to synchronize data, check the latest
software version or maintain connection with
the server. Also, making a communication
with large-volume data such as downloading
applications or watching videos will lead to
higher packet communication charges.
Subscription to flat-rate packet communication
services is highly recommended.
Subscription to sp-mode is required to use
Wi-Fi tethering.
Packet communication charges when using
Wi-Fi tethering differ according to your
payment plans. Subscription to flat-rate
packet communication services is highly
recommended.
For details on usage fees to use, refer to the
following site.
(http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/) (in Japanese
only)
The handset does not support Public mode
(Drive mode).
Setting the handset to the manner mode does
not mute sounds (camera shutter sound, etc.)
other than the ring tone, operation sound, and
various notification sounds.
Software in the handset can be updated to
up-to-date status (nP. 158).
For details on software version of your
handset nP. 92
In the home screen, [R]/[Settings]/[Profile]
to check your phone number (own number).
New functions may be added to the handset,
the operation method may change, etc. by
upgrading the OS version. Check the
DOCOMO website for the latest information of
additions and changes.
If the OS is upgraded, some applications that
used in the previous OS version may not be
available or some unintended bugs may
occur.
Capacity of microSD Card or the handset is
nearly full, applications in use may not work
properly. In that case, delete saved data.
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Secure the security of the handset by setting
Screen lock in case you lose it (nP. 84).
Read the terms of use of Google Inc. for
details on Google services. Also, read each
terms of use for details on other web services.
If your handset is lost, change your password
for each account using a PC to prevent other
persons from using Twitter, mixi, and Google
services such as Google Talk, Gmail and
Android Market.
The handset does not support providers other
than mopera U, Business mopera Internet
(URL restriction) and sp-mode.
It is recommended that microSD Card be
inserted to use the handset. Some data such
as images shot with the camera cannot be
saved and some data cannot be sent and
received using infrared communication or
Bluetooth connection without microSD Card.
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Precautions (ALWAYS
FOLLOW THESE
DIRECTIONS)
Before use, read these “Precautions” carefully
and use your handset properly.
Keep this manual in a safe place for future
reference.
These precautions contain information intended
to prevent bodily injury to the user and to
surrounding people, as well as damage to
property, and must be observed at all times.
The following symbols indicate the different
degrees of injury or damage that may occur if
information provided is not observed and the
handset is used improperly.
This symbol
indicates that “death
or serious bodily
Danger
Warning
Caution
injury may directly
and immediately
result from improper
use”.
This symbol
indicates that “death
or serious bodily
injury may result
from improper use”.
This symbol
indicates that “minor
injury and/or
property damage
may result from
improper use”.
The following symbols indicate specific
directions.
Indicates a prohibited action.
Indicates not to disassemble the
device.
Indicates not to handle the device
with wet hands.
Indicates not to use the device
near water or get it wet.
Indicates that instructions
specified are compulsory (must
be followed).
Indicates that the power cord must
be unplugged from the outlet.
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“Precautions” is explained in the following six
Danger
Warning
sections.
Handling the handset, battery pack, adapters
(including charger micro USB adapter), wireless
charger and docomo mini UIM card
Handling the handset, battery
pack, adapters (including
charger micro USB adapter),
wireless charger and docomo
mini UIM card (general)
Do not use, store or leave the
equipment in locations subject to
high temperatures (near a fire or
heating unit, in a kotatsu, under
direct sunlight, inside a vehicle on a
May cause fires, burns or bodily injury.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
hot day, etc.).
Do not place the equipment inside
cooking appliances such as
microwave ovens or pressure
cookers.
Do not attempt to disassemble or
modify the equipment.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
Do not get the equipment wet with
water, drinking water, pet urine, etc.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
Refer to the following for details on waterproofness.
n“Waterproof/Dust-proof” on P. 21
Use only the battery packs and
adapters (including charger micro
USB adapter) specified by NTT
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
May cause fires or burns.
DOCOMO for use with the handset.
Do not subject the equipment to
strong force or impacts or throw it.
Do not allow conductive materials
(such as metal objects and pencil
lead) to come into contact with the
charger terminal or external
connector terminal. In addition, do
not insert such objects.
Do not cover or wrap the equipment
with bedding, etc. when using or
charging.
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Do not use the handset near
Caution
high-precision electronic devices or
devices that use weak electronic
May interfere with the operation of electronic devices.
Take particular care with the following devices
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers, implanted
cardioverter-defibrillators or other electronic medical
equipment. Fire alarms, auto matic doors, and other
equipment controlled by electronic signals. If you use
an implanted cardiac pacemaker, implanted
cardioverter-defibrillator or other electronic medical
equipment, contact the respe ctive manufacturer or
dealer to check whether the operation of the equipment
is affected by signals.
signals.
Be sure to turn off the handset and
not to charge the battery in locations
such as gas stations where
May cause a gas explosion or fire.
To use Osaifu-Keitai in locations such as gas stations,
be sure to turn off the power in advance (If the
Osaifu-Keitai lock setting is activated, disable the lo ck
before turning off the power).
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
flammable gas is generated.
If you notice anything unusual, such
as an unusual odor, overheating,
discoloration or deformation during
use, charging or storage, immediately
follow the instructions below.
Unplug the power cord from the
outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
Turn off the handset.Remove the battery pack from the
handset.
Do not leave the equipment on
unstable surfaces, such as on a
May fall and cause injury.
wobbly table or sloped surface.
Do not store the equipment in
locations that are subject to
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
humidity, dust or high temperatures.
If being used by a child, have a
guardian teach him/her the proper
handling procedures. In addition,
check that the child is using the
May result in bodily injury.
equipment as directed.
Keep the equipment out of the reach
of young children.
A young child may swallow the equipment or suffer
other bodily injury.
Be very careful when using the
handset connected to adapters
(including charger micro USB
adapter) repeatedly or for long
The handset, battery pack or adapters (including
charger micro USB adapter) may become warm if 1Seg
etc. is used for a long time while charging.
Touching high temperature areas for a prolonged
period of time may cause skin irritations, itchiness or
low-temperature burns in some people.
periods of time.
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Handling the handset
Warning
Do not aim the infrared port towards
the eyes.
May cause eye injury.
Do not aim the infrared port towards
home electric appliances with an
infrared device during infrared
May interfere with the operation of infrared devices and
cause an accident.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
May interfere with the operation of electronic devices
and electronic medical equipment.
Follow the instructions given by the respective medical
facilities regarding the use of mobile phones on their
premises.
Actions such as using a mobile phone aboard aircraft
are prohibited and punishable b y law.
However, follow the instructions on use of the handset
given by the airline if the handset can be used aboard
aircraft by setting the handset such as setting it not to
emit radio wave.
communication.
Do not allow water or other liquids,
metal, flammable material or other
foreign objects to enter the docomo
mini UIM card or microSD Card slot
on the handset.
Turn off the handset in areas where
the use of mobile phones is
prohibited, such as in aircraft or
hospitals.
Keep the handset away from the ears
during a call in which hands-free is set
or while the ring tone is ringing.
When you attach the earphone/
microphone, etc. to the handset to
play games, music, etc., do not make
Excessive high volume may damage your hearing.
Also, it may prevent you from hearing ambient sounds
and cause an accident.
Earphone Signal Level
The maximum output voltage for the music player
function, measured in accordance with EN 50332-2, is
7.0 mV.
May have harmful effects on your heart.
May interfere with the operation of electronic medical
equipment, etc.
The surface of the display is covered by a protective
film while the surface of the camera lens is covered by a
plastic panel so as to minimize the possibility of glass
scattering. However, touching the broken or exposed
parts may cause injury.
the volume too loud.
If you have a weak heart, take extra
precautions when setting functions
such as the vibrator and ring tone
volume for incoming calls.
If you are using electronic medical
equipment, contact the respective
manufacturer or dealer to check
whether the operation of the
equipment is affected by signals.
If the display part or camera lens is
damaged, be careful of broken glass
and the exposed inside of the
handset.
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Do not swing the handset by its
Caution
antenna, strap, etc.
May hit you or others around you, resulting in bodily
injury.
Do not use a damaged handset.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
For using a motion sensor and
geomagnetic sensor, check the
safety around, hold the handset and
do not swing them more than
May cause injury etc.
May result in loss of eyesight and harm to your skin.
If the liquid comes into contact with your eyes or mouth,
immediately rinse your eyes or mouth with clean water
and see a doctor.
If the liquid comes into contact with your skin or clothes,
immediately wipe it off with alcohol, and wash with
water and soap.
Using the equipment with the film removed may
damage the display and cause bodily injury.
necessary.
If the display is broken and the liquid
crystal then leaks, do not get the
liquid on your skin (face, hands,
etc.).
The surface of the display is covered
with a protective film for ensuring
the security against any damages
caused by the handset being
dropped or receiving a strong
impact etc. Do not remove the film
forcibly or damage it.
If you use the handset in a vehicle,
contact the vehicle manufacturer or
dealer to check whether the
operation of the vehicle is affected
May interfere with the operation of electronic equipment
in some vehicle models. In such cases, stop using the
handset.
For details on materials of each part n“Material list”
on P. 15
May result in bodily injury.
Otherwise, eyesight may be weakened.
by signals.
Use of the handset may cause skin
irritations such as itchiness, rashes
or eczema in some people. If this
occurs, immediately stop using the
handset and seek medical treatment.
Do not close the handset on your
fingers or objects such as the strap.
Look at the display in a well-lit place,
keeping a certain distance from the
screen.
Handling battery pack
Check the type of battery using the information
printed on the battery pack label.
LabelBattery type
Li-ion00Lithium-ion
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Do not touch terminals with metallic
Danger
Warning
Caution
objects such as wires. In addition,
do not carry or store the battery
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
May result in loss of eyesight.
pack with metallic necklaces, etc.
Check that the battery pack is facing
the correct direction before you
attach it to the handset. If you are
having difficulty fitting the battery
pack to the handset, do not use
excessive pressure to force the
battery into place.
Do not throw the battery pack into a
fire.
Do not puncture, hit with a hammer
or step on the battery pack.
If the battery fluid, etc. comes into
contact with your eyes, do not rub
your eyes but immediately rinse
your eyes with clean water. Then
seek prompt medical treatment.
If any trouble such as a deformation
or scratches caused by dropping the
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
The battery fluid is flammable and could ignite, causing
a fire or explosion.
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
May cause fires or damage to the environment. Place
tape over the terminals to insulate unnecessary battery
packs, and take them to a docomo Shop, retailer or
institution that handles used batteries in your area.
The battery pack may catch fire, explode, overheat or
leak.
battery pack is found, never use it.
If the battery pack leaks or emits an
unusual odor, immediately stop
using it and move it away from any
naked flames or fire.
Do not allow a pet to bite the battery
pack.
Do not dispose of used battery
packs in ordinary garbage.
Do not use or charge a wet battery
pack.
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If the battery fluid, etc. leaks, do not
Warning
get the liquid on your skin (face,
May result in loss of eyesight and harm to your skin.
If the liquid comes into contact with your eyes, mouth,
skin or clothes, immediately rinse them with clean
water.
If the liquid, etc. comes into contact with your eyes or
mouth, see a doctor immediately after rinsing your eyes
or mouth.
hands, etc.).
Handling adapters (including
charger micro USB adapter)
and wireless charger
Do not use if the cord of the adapter
(including charger micro USB
adapter) or of the wireless charger is
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
May cause electric shock.
damaged.
Never use the AC adapter or the
wireless charger in humid locations
such as a bathroom.
The DC adapter should only be used
in negative grounded vehicles.
Never use it in positive grounded
vehicles.
Do not touch adapters (including
charger micro USB adapter) or the
wireless charger if you hear thunder.
Take care not to short-circuit the
charger terminal when connected to
an outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
Also, take care not to allow any part
of your body (hands, fingers, etc.) to
come into contact with the charger
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
May cause overheat or burns or catch fire.
May cause overheat or burns or catch fire.
May cause overheat or electric shock or catch fire.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
terminal.
Do not place heavy objects on the
cord of the adapter (including
charger micro USB adapter) or of the
wireless charger.
When plugging/unplugging the AC
adapter into/from the outlet, do not
allow metallic straps or other
metallic objects to come into contact
with the prongs of the plug.
Do not place foreign objects
between the wireless charger and
the handset.
Do not paste stickers such as
aluminium or metallic objects on the
wireless charger.
Do not connect the voltage
converter for overseas travel (Travel
converter) to the wireless charger.
Do not handle the cord of the
adapters (including charger micro
USB adapter), the wireless charger
or the outlet with wet hands.
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Do not charge any parts wet with
water with the wireless charger.
May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or electric shock.
Always use the specified power
supply and voltage.
When using overseas, use the AC
Using the incorrect voltage may cause fire, burns or
electric shock.
AC adapter: 100V AC
DC adapter: 12/24V DC (for negative grounded
vehicles only)
AC adapter available overseas: 100 to 240V AC
(Connect only with a household AC outlet)
May cause fires, burns or electric shock. Refer to the
respective manuals for information on the correct fuse
specifications.
adapter that is available overseas.
If the fuse in the DC adapter blows,
always replace it with a fuse of the
specified type.
Wipe off any dust on the power plug.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
Fully plug the AC adapter or the
power plug into the outlet.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
Always grasp the adapters when
unplugging the power plug from the
outlet or cigarette lighter socket. Do
not forcibly pull by the cord of the
adapter (including charger micro USB
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
adapter) or of the wireless charger.
If you have an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or an implanted
cardioverter-defibrillator, consult a
doctor about the use of the wireless
Electromagnetic signals may have harmful effects on
the operation of implanted cardiac pacemakers and
implanted cardioverter-defibrillators.
charger.
Unplug the power plug from the
outlet or cigarette lighter socket
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
when not using for a long time.
Should water or other liquids enter
the equipment, remove the power
plug from the outlet or cigarette
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
lighter socket immediately.
Always unplug the power plug from
the outlet or cigarette lighter socket
before cleaning the equipment.
May cause fires, burns or electric shock.
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Handling docomo mini UIM card
Caution
Warning
Be careful with the cutting surface
when detaching the docomo mini
May cause bodily injury.
UIM card.
Handling near electronic
medical equipment
The precautions detailed here conform to the
guidelines drawn up by the Electromagnetic
Compatibility Conference Japan, regarding the
protection of electronic medical equipment
from signals emitted by mobile phones.
Observe the following in hospitals or
other medical facilities.
Do not take your handset into operating rooms, ICUs
(Intensive Care Units) or CCUs (Coronary Care
Units).
Turn off your handset inside hospital wards.Turn off your handset even when you are in an area
outside hospital wards, such as a hospital lobby,
since electronic medical equipment may be in use
nearby.
Where a medical facility has specific instructions
prohibiting the carrying and use of mobile phones,
observe those instructions strictly.
Turn off your handset in crowded
places such as rush-hour trains in
case somebody nearby is using an
implanted cardiac pacemaker or
Electromagnetic signals may have harmful effects on
the operation of implanted cardiac pacemakers and
implanted cardioverter-defibrillators.
Electromagnetic signals may have harmful effects on
the operation of the electronic medical equipment.
Electromagnetic signals may have harmful effects on
the operation of electronic medical equipment.
implanted cardioverter-defibrillator.
If you have electronic medical
equipment such as an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or an implanted
cardioverter-defibrillator, always
carry or use your handset at least 22
cm away from your implant.
Patients receiving medical treatment
away from a hospital or medical
facility (e.g. home treatment) who
are using electronic medical
equipment other than implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted
cardioverter defibrillators should
consult the respective
manufacturers for information
regarding the effects of signals on
the equipment.
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Material list
Part
Display side
Surrounding section of
display side
Surrounding section of
earpiece
Back of display side
(slide hinge)
Back of display side
(cabinet B)
Cabinet B screw cover
Back surrounding
section of display side
Back cover
Gasket of back cover Silicone rubber
Key side
Back of key side
microSD Card slot PC resin/UV coating
microSD Card slot
cover
Gasket of microSD
Card slot cover
External connector
terminal
Material/Surface
treatment
Reinforced glass/
Shatterproof sheet of
surface
PA resin/UV coating
PMMA resin/Hard
coating for surface
SUS plate/Baking
coating for surface
AL alloy/UV coating for
surface
PET/Silk print for the
back
PC resin/UV coating
PC resin, ABS resin/UV
coating
UV sheet molding resin/
Silk print for the back
PC resin, ABS resin/UV
coating
PC resin/UV coating
Silicone rubber
PC resin/UV coating
Part
External connector
terminal cover
Gasket of external
connector terminal
cover
Camera/infrared port
panel
docomo mini UIM card
slot
docomo mini UIM card
lever
Battery terminal
connector
Battery terminal
Battery storage side
Screw
Battery pack PC resin/Spark erosion
Battery pack terminal
section
1Seg antenna
Metal section of 1Seg
antenna
Side key PC resin/UV coating
Material/Surface
treatment
PC resin/UV coating
Silicone rubber
PMMA resin/Hard
coating for surface
SUS
Nylon 46
LCP
Copper alloy/Ni base,
Gold plating
PET/SUS plate, Ni
plating
Steel/Ni plating, Black
Ni plating, Trivalent
chromate
Copper alloy/Full
surface Ni with plating
base, Gold plating
SUS plate/Baking
coating
SUS plate/Ni plating
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Handling precautions
General notes
SH-02D is waterproof/dust-proof, however,
do not allow water to seep or dust to get in
the handset and do not allow accessories or
optional parts to get wet or do not allow dust
to adhere.
The battery pack, adapter (including charger micro
USB adapter), wireless charger and docomo mini
UIM card are not waterproof/dust-proof. Do not use
in humid or steamy areas such as bathrooms and
avoid exposing to rain and other forms of moisture. If
the handset is carried close to the skin, perspiration
may cause internal components to corrode and
result in malfunction. Note that if a problem is found
to be due to moisture, the handset and parts are not
covered by warranty and in some cases may be
irreparable. Even when repairs are possible, repair
charges will be incurred, since the damage is not
covered by warranty.
Clean only with a soft and dry cloth (such as
the type used for eyeglasses).
・ Forceful rubbing of the LCD with a dry cloth may
scratch its surface.
・ Note also that LCD coating may stain if moisture
or soiling is left on the surface for a long period.
・ Never use chemicals such as alcohol, thinners,
benzene or detergents, as these agents may
erase the printing on the handset or cause
discoloration.
Occasionally clean terminals with a dry
cotton swab, etc.
Dirty terminals may result in poor connections and
loss of power. Keep the terminal clean with a dry
cotton swab, etc.
Be careful with the terminal while cleaning it.
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Do not place the handset near an air
conditioning vent.
Condensation formed due to rapid changes in
temperature may cause internal corrosion and lead
to a malfunction.
Do not apply excessive force to the handset
and battery pack when using them.
Carrying the handset in a tightly packed bag or
sitting on the handset in your pocket may cause
damage to the display, other internal components or
battery pack or result in a malfunction.
Keeping an external connector device plugged into
the external connector terminal (earphone/
microphone terminal) may cause damage to the
connector or result in a malfunction.
Do not rub or scratch the display with metal,
etc.
May scratch the handset and cause malfunction or
damage.
Read the respective manuals or user’s
guides supplied with the battery pack and
adapters (including charger micro USB
adapter) carefully.
Notes about the handset
Do not forcefully press the surface of the touch
panel or operate with a pointed object such as
a fingernail, ballpoint pen, pin, etc.
May damage the touch panel.
Avoid using the handset in extremely high or
low temperatures.
Use the handset within the range of a temperature
between 5°C and 40°C (for temperatures of 36°C or
higher, such as in a room with a bath, limit usage to
a short period of time) and a humidity between 45%
and 85%.
Using the handset close to landline phones,
TVs or radios may have harmful effects on
the operation of such equipment. Move as far
away as possible from such items before use.
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Keep a separate memo noting information
stored in the handset.
DOCOMO shall not be liable for an y loss of content.
Do not drop or otherwise subject the handset
to severe impact.
May damage the handset and cause a malfunction.
When connecting an external connector
device to the external connector terminal
(earphone/microphone terminal), do not put
it in obliquely and do not pull it while it is
plugged in.
May damage the handset and cause a malfunction.
Do not close the handset on strap, etc.
May damage the handset and cause a malfunction.
The handset becomes warm during use or
charging but this is not a malfunction.
Do not leave the camera in direct sunlight.
May cause discoloration or burn-in.
Use the handset with the external connector
terminal cover and the microSD Card slot
cover closed.
Dust, water, etc. may get in and cause a
malfunction.
Do not use the handset without the back
cover.
May detach the battery pack or cause a malfunction
or damage.
Do not cover the surface of the keys with an
extremely thick sticker.
May cause a malfunction, a damage or an error.
Do not put a label or a sticker on the back of
the display part of the handset.
May damage the handset and cause a malfunction
by the label and the sticker being caught when
opening and closing the handset.
While using a microSD Card, do not remove
the card or turn off the handset.
May cause data loss or a malfunction.
Never place a magnetic card near the
handset or pinch it.
The stored magnetic data in cash cards, credit
cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be
erased.
Never place magnetized items near the
handset.
Putting highly magnetized items closer may cause
an error.
The back of the display side of the handset
uses the aluminium material. Note that dent
and abrasion are easily remained as
aluminium is a soft material.
Do not decorate the handset with stickers etc.
Charging with the wireless charger may become
unavailable.
Notes about the battery pack
The battery pack is a consumable product.
Though usage time varies with use, change the
battery if the battery level is extremely low even after
being fully charged. Purchase a specified new
battery pack.
Charge battery in areas where ambient
temperature is between 5°C and 35°C.
The usage time for a battery pack depends on
the usage and deterioration of battery pack.
Depending on usage, the battery pack may
swell as it approaches the end of its service
life, but this will not cause problems.
Note the following when the battery pack is
stored.
Storage with the battery pack fully charged
(immediately after charging is completed)
Storage with no battery level (cannot turn the
main body on)
May lower the performance or shorten the life of the
battery pack.
Approximately 40% is recommended as the battery
level for storage.
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Notes about adapters (including
charger micro USB adapter) and
wireless charger
Charge the battery in areas where the
ambient temperature is between 5°C and
35°C.
Do not charge the battery pack in the
following locations.
Areas with high humidity or dust, or in areas
exposed to strong vibrations
Close to landline phones, TVs, radios, etc.
Adapters (including charger micro USB
adapter) or the wireless charger may become
warm during charging but this is not a
malfunction.
Do not use the DC adapter to charge the
battery when the car engine is not running.
May cause the car battery to run down.
When using an outlet with a feature to
prevent the plug from being removed
accidentally, follow the instructions in the
outlet user’s guide.
Do not subject to strong force or impacts.
Also, do not disfigure the charger terminals.
May cause a malfunction.
Do not use the wireless charger with a
blanket etc. covering it.
Connect only the specified devices and
exclusive AC adapter to the wireless charger.
Do not charge with metallic straps or other
metallic objects inserted between the
handset and the wireless charger.
Do not place the handset on the wireless
charger with the adapters (including charger
micro USB adapter) or microUSB cable for
PC connected to the handset.
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Never place a magnetic card etc. near the
wireless charger.
The stored magnetic data in cash cards, credit
cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be
erased.
Never place magnetized items near the
wireless charger.
Putting highly magnetized items closer may cause
an error.
Notes about docomo mini UIM
card
Do not apply unnecessary force when
inserting/removing the docomo mini UIM card.
Customer is responsible for malfunctions
arising from inserting docomo mini UIM card
into a different IC card reader/writer.
Always keep IC area clean.Clean only with a soft and dry cloth (such as
the type used for eyeglasses).
Keep a separate memo and note information
stored in the docomo mini UIM card.
DOCOMO shall not be liable for any loss of content.
To protect the environment, please take any
unneeded docomo mini UIM cards to a
docomo Shop or retailer.
Do not damage, touch haphazardly or
short-circuit the IC.
May cause data loss or a malfunction.
Do not drop or otherwise subject the
docomo mini UIM card to severe impact.
May cause a malfunction.
Never bend the docomo mini UIM card or
place heavy objects on it.
May cause a malfunction.
Do not insert the docomo mini UIM card to
the handset with a label or sticker attached
on the card.
May cause a malfunction.
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Notes on using Bluetooth
① ②
③
④
function
The handset supports the security function
that meets the Bluetooth specification for
security during communication using
Bluetooth functions. However, the security
may not be sufficient depending on the
configuration. Take care of the security while
making communication using Bluetooth
function.
Even if any leak of data or information
occurs while making communication using
Bluetooth function, DOCOMO shall not be
liable for any loss of content.
Radio frequencies
The radio frequencies the Bluetooth function
of the handset uses are as follows.
Cautions on using Bluetooth devices
Bluetooth operates at radio frequencies
assigned to the in-house radio stations for
a mobile object identifier that have to be
licensed and is used in production lines of
a factory, specific unlicensed low power
radio stations, and amateur radio stations
(hereafter, referred to “another radio
station”) in addition to industrial, scientific,
medical devices or home electric
appliances such as microwave ovens.
1. Before using the handset, make sure that
“another radio station” is not operating
nearby.
2. If radio interference between the handset
and “another radio station” occurs,
avoid interference by moving
immediately to another place or “turning
off the power”.
3. Contact the number listed in “General
Inquiries” on the back of this manual for
further details.
①
2.4: This radio equipment uses the 2.4 GHz band.
② FH: The modulation system is the FH-SS system.
③ 1: The estimated coverage distance is 10 m or
less.
④
MHz and 2483.5 MHz are used and the frequencies
for mobile object identifiers shall not be avoided.
: All radio frequencies between 2400
Notes about wireless LAN
(WLAN)
Wireless LAN (WLAN) uses radio waves to
communicate information. Therefore, it has
an advantage of freely connecting to the LAN
within the service area. On the other hand, if
security setting is not set, it is possible for a
malicious third party to intercept the
communication contents or hack. It is
recommended to set security setting at your
own risk and judgement.
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Wireless LAN
Do not use wireless LAN near magnetic devices
such as electric appliances or AV/OA devices or in
radio waves.
・ Magnetism or radio waves may increase noises or
disable communications (especially when using a
microwave oven).
・ When used near TV, radio, etc., reception
interference may occur or channels on the TV
screen may be disturbed.
・ If there are multiple wireless LAN access points
nearby and the same channel is used, search may
not work correctly.
Radio frequencies
The radio frequencies the WLAN-installed
devices use are indicated on the battery
storage section of the main body of the
handset. The following are the descriptions:
① 2.4: This radio equipment uses the 2400 MHz
band.
② DS: The modulation system is the DS-SS
system.
③ 4: The estimated coverage distance is 40 m or
less.
④ OF: The modulation system is the OFDM system.
⑤: All radio frequencies
between 2400 MHz and 2483.5 MHz are used
and the frequencies for mobile object identifiers
shall not be avoided.
Available channels for the handset’s wireless LAN
are between 1 to 13. Note that other channel access
points cannot be connected.
Available channels vary depending on the country.
For use in an aircraft, contact the airline beforehand.
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There are restrictions on the use of wireless LAN in
some countries or regions such as France. If you
intend to use wireless LAN overseas, check the local
laws and regulations beforehand.
Cautions on using 2.4 GHz devices
WLAN-installed devices operate at radio
frequencies assigned to the in-house radio
stations for a mobile object identifier (radio
stations requiring a license) used in
production lines of a factory, specific
unlicensed low power radio stations (radio
stations requiring no license), and amateur
radio stations (radio stations requiring a
license) in addition to industrial, scientific,
medical devices or home electric
appliances such as microwave ovens.
1. Before using this device, make sure that
the in-house radio stations for a mobile
object identifier, specific unlicensed low
power radio stations and amateur radio
stations are not operating nearby.
2. If the device causes harmful radio
interference to the in-house radio
stations for a mobile object identifier,
immediately change the radio frequency
or stop use, and contact the number
listed in “General Inquiries” on the back
of this manual for crosstalk avoidance,
etc. (e.g. partition setup).
3. If the device causes radio interference to
specific unlicensed low power radio
stations for a mobile object identifier or
amateur radio stations, contact the
number listed in “General Inquiries” on
the back of this manual for further
details.
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FeliCa reader/writer
The FeliCa reader/writer function in the
handset uses weak electric waves in the
handling of which does not require a license
of radio station.
The frequency in use is the 13.56 MHz band.
When another reader/writer is being used
nearby, keep enough distance from it. Make
sure that there is no radio station using the
same frequency band in the nearby area.
Caution
Never use the handset that is modified.
Using a modified device violates the Radio
Law.
The handset has acquired the certification of
conformity with technical regulations for the
specified radio station based on the Radio Law, and
the “Technical Conformity Mark” is printed on
the model nameplate of the handset as a proof. If
the screws of handset are removed and a
modification is given to the inside, the certification of
conformity with technical regulations will become
invalid. Never use the handset without the valid
certification. Doing so violates the Radio Law.
Be careful when using the handset while
driving a motor vehicle.
Using a mobile phone in hand while driving is
regarded as a punishable act.
However, the punishment has no application in
some cases such as when rescuing sick and injured
people or maintaining public safety.
Use the FeliCa reader/writer function only in
Japan.
The FeliCa reader/writer function in the handset
conforms to the domestic radio wave standards.
Using the function overseas may result in
punishment.
Never change the basic software improperly.
This may be regarded as a conversion of software
and repairs may be refused.
Be careful not to connect the handset to PC
using the microUSB cable for PC (sample) in
areas where the use of mobile phones is
prohibited.
Power may turn on automatically.
Waterproof/Dust-proof
SH-02D is waterproof to IPX5*1 and IPX7*2
standards, and dust-proof to IP5X
the external connector terminal cover and the
microSD Card slot cover are securely closed as
well as the back cover is attached.
*1 IPX5 means that phone keeps functioning after
being subjected to a jet flow (approximately
12.5 liters/min) discharged from a nozzle (inner
diameter: 6.3 mm), from all directions
(approximately 3 m from the handset) for 3
minutes or more.
*2 IPX7 means that SH-02D phone keeps
functioning after it is slowly submerged to depth
of 1 m in static tap water at room temperature,
left there for approximately 30 minutes and
then taken out.
*3 IP5X means the level of dust protection. Phone
keeps functioning in safety after it is left in the
device containing dust (diameter: 75 μm or
smaller) for 8 hours, agitated and then taken
out.
*3
standards if
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What you can do with
Slot
waterproof/dust-proof of
SH-02D
You can call without using an umbrella in the rain
(for rainfall of approximately 20 mm per hour).
You can rinse off dirt from the handset. Wash the
handset with low-pressure water flow (6 liters/
min or lower and tap water at room temperature
(between 5°C and 35°C)), holding it
approximately 10 cm below faucet or shower
head. Wash by using only your hands, not a
brush or sponge, with the back cover attached,
and the external connector terminal cover and
the microSD Card slot cover held in position.
Drain the handset before use (nP. 25).
You can use the handset at a poolside. Do not
throw water in a swimming pool on the handset
or soak the handset in the water of a swimming
pool.
You can use the handset in a bathroom. Do not
soak the handset in the bathtub.
Things to keep in mind
To maintain waterproof/dust-proof
performance, check the followings.
Securely close the external connector terminal
cover, the microSD Card slot cover and the back
cover. Be careful not to apply excessive force on
the rubber gasket when opening and closing
them.
Make sure that the external connector terminal
cover, the microSD Card slot cover and the back
cover are completely closed without floating.
To maintain waterproof/dust-proof performance,
the handset has the external connector terminal
cover, the microSD Card slot cover and the back
cover that allow you to close securely. May
cause injuries to your nails or fingers if you try to
open them forcibly.
Opening external connector terminal
cover and microSD Card slot cover
Hook your finger into the slot to open.
Closing external connector terminal
cover and microSD Card slot cover
Push and close securely in the direction of the
arrow so that gaps are not left between the handset
and the external connector terminal cover or the
microSD Card slot cover.
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Removing back cover
Hook the tip of a finger under the
1
concave portion of the handset to
remove the back cover upwards
Concave portion
Attaching back cover
Insert the tabs of the top of the back
1
cover into the handset slot (1),
attach it in the direction of the
arrow (2) and securely push down
with both hands (3)
: The back of the back cover has also six tabs
to insert the back cover. Securely push tab
areas down with both hands so that gaps are
not left between the handset and the back
cover.
Back cover
Securely close the back cover. If not closed
securely, the back cover may come off and the
battery pack may fall out due to vibration. May
damage the waterproof/dust-proof performance
and allow water to seep or dust to get in.
The back cover may be damaged if it is inserted
or removed forcibly. Be careful not to apply
excessive force on it.
Slots
Tabs
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To maintain waterproof/dust-proof
performance, replacement of parts is required
every 2 years regardless of whether the
handset appears normal or abnormal.
DOCOMO replaces the parts as a chargeable
service. Bring the handset to a repair center
that DOCOMO specifies.
Precautions
When your hands or the handset are wet, do not
attach/remove the back cover or open/close the
external connector terminal cover and the
microSD Card slot cover.
Close the external connector terminal cover, the
microSD Card slot cover and the back cover
securely. Even a fine obstacle (one hair, one grain
of sand, tiny fiber, etc.) put between contact
surfaces may allow water to seep or dust to get in.
If the handset gets wet with water or other liquids
with the external connector terminal cover, the
microSD Card slot cover or the back cover
opened, the liquid may get inside the terminal
causing electric shocks or malfunction. Stop
using the handset, turn off the power, remove the
battery pack and contact a repair center that
DOCOMO specifies.
The rubber gaskets of the external connector
terminal cover, the microSD Card slot cover and
the back cover play an important role in
maintaining waterproof/dust-proof performance.
Do not remove or scratch them. Also, prevent
dust from adhering to them.
If the rubber gasket of the external connector
terminal cover, the microSD Card slot cover or
the back cover is damaged or deformed, replace
it at a repair center that DOCOMO specifies.
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Do not insert sharp objects through external
connector terminal cover, the microSD Card slot
cover and back cover gaps. It causes damage to
the rubber gasket and allow water to seep or
dust to get in.
If the back cover is damaged, replace it. Water
may seep inside from a damaged section
causing troubles such as electric shocks or
corrosion of the battery.
Do not use the handset underwater (including
key operations). May cause malfunction.
Do not apply water flow stronger than allowed
(nP. 21) (over 6 liters/min). May cause
malfunction though SH-02D provides waterproof
performance of IPX5.
Do not let the handset get wet with liquids other
than water at room temperature (between 5°C
and 35°C).
Do not wash the handset in a washing machine,
etc.
To prevent condensation, do not bring the
handset from a cold place to a bathroom, etc.
without letting the handset warmed to room
temperature.
Do not expose the handset to extreme humidity
for long periods. Avoid prolonged use in
bathrooms.
Never soak the handset in hot spring water or
water containing soap, detergent or bath powder.
Do not soak the handset in hot water, use it in a
sauna or apply hot air (from a hair dryer, etc.) to
it.
Do not soak the handset in seawater.Do not put the handset directly on sand/dirt.Do not leave the handset wet. In cold places,
water may freeze and cause malfunction.
The handset does not float on water.
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Do not let the handset fall. It may become
Soap/Detergent/
Bath powder
SeawaterSwimming pool
Hot springSand/Dirt
scratched and cause the waterproof/dust-proof
performance to degrade.
Do not leave water on the mouthpiece, earpiece
or speaker. Such water may interfere with
talking.
Accessories and optional parts are not
waterproof/dust-proof. When the handset is
placed on the accompanying Wireless Charger
SH01, do not use it in rooms where water is
regularly in use such as bathroom, shower room,
kitchen, lavatory, etc. even if the exclusive AC
adapter is not connected to it.
DOCOMO does not guarantee actual
operations under all states. Malfunctions
deemed to be caused by inappropriate
operation by the customer are not covered by
the warranty.
Draining water when the
handset gets wet
When the handset is wet, water may flow out
after wiping it off. Drain the water following the
steps below.
Wipe the handset surface with dry
1
and clean cloth, etc.
: If a strap is attached, dry the strap well.
Shake the handset approximately
2
20 times, securely holding it, until
there is no more water splattering
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Softly press dry and clean cloth,
3
etc. against the handset to wipe off
water remaining in the mouthpiece,
earpiece, speaker, keys or slide
part
: Pat the opening with cloth to remove water
because there may be any water remaining
in the grooves of each part.
Wipe off water drained from the
4
handset with dry and clean cloth,
etc.
: Water, if any, remaining in the main body
may ooze up after wiping off.
Charging
Accessories and optional parts are not
waterproof/dust-proof. Check the followings
before and after charging.
Make sure that the handset is not wet. If the
handset is wet or after the handset is wet,
adequately drain it and wipe off water with dry
and clean cloth, etc. before placing on the
Wireless Charger SH01 or opening the external
connector terminal cover.
When the external connector terminal cover is
opened for charging, close the cover securely
after charging. It is recommended that the
Wireless Charger SH01 be used for charging to
prevent water from seeping inside and dust from
getting in from the external connector terminal.
Never try to charge the battery pack when the
handset is wet.
Do not touch accessories or optional parts with
your wet hands. May cause electric shock.
Do not use accessories or optional parts in a
place subject to water. Do not use them in
rooms which water is regularly in use such as
bathroom, shower room, kitchen, lavatory, etc.
May cause fire or electric shock.
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Before Using the
Handset
Part names and functions
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1 Earpiece
2 Proximity sensor/Brightness sensor
The proximity sensor detects the distance to
the face and prevents inadvertent operation of
touch panel during a call.
The brightness sensor detects the brightness
of the surrounding area and adjusts the
brightness of the backlight.
End the displayed function.Use to turn the power off or end a call.
g 1 to 9, *, 0 and #: Dial/Character
entry key
Enter phone numbers or characters.
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h Speaker
*1
Ring tone, music, etc. can be heard from
here.
The other party’s voice can be heard from
here during a hands-free call.
i Strap hole
j H: Power key
Use to turn the power on/off, etc.Use
to set/disable the sleep mode.
k x/y: Volume UP/DOWN key
Adjusts the volume in each function
.
l Camera
m Shooting lamp
Flashes while activating the camera.
n Infrared port
o a mark
IC card is contained (It cannot be removed).
p b mark
Place the handset slowly so that b mark of
the wireless charger faces that of the handset.
q FOMA antenna
*2
r Mouthpiece/Microphone
s 1Seg antenna
t Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna
u Back cover
v GPS antenna
*1 Do not cover the sensor area with your hand,
paste a sticker on the sensor area, etc. The
sensor may not work properly.
*2 The antenna is built into the main body.
Covering the antenna area with your hand may
*2
*2
influence the quality.
Display
The display is manufactured using
high-precision technology, but it may
occasionally contain dots that fail to light or that
remain permanently lit. This is not a malfunction.
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Earphone/Microphone
Earphone/Microphone is available by using
EARPHONE PLUG ADAPTER (sample).
For details on the corresponding earphone/
microphone, refer to the following website.
(http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/peripherals/
earphone_support_sh-02d.html) (in Japanese
only)
Opening the handset
To open the handset, slide its display side up as
shown.
When you open the handset, the touch panel
lock is disabled.
When you open the handset, be careful not to
touch [z], [|] and [{]. May cause
inadvertent operations.
Depending on the application, you may not be
able to use handset keys to operate.
When Open slide to call or Close slide to end
call is enabled, you can start/end a call by
opening/closing the handset (nP. 81).
docomo mini UIM card
A docomo mini UIM card is an IC card that
records personal information, such as phone
numbers.
You cannot make a call and use functions such as
packet communication etc. without inserting a
docomo mini UIM card.
You cannot use the docomo mini UIM card with
other than the compatible terminals and may not
be able to use a part of the site and data when
you change from the UIM.
In Japan, you cannot call to the emergency
number (110, 119 or 118) without inserting a
docomo mini UIM card.
The handset supports only docomo mini UIM
card. Change the UIM at a docomo Shop.
Before inserting or removing the docomo mini
UIM card, turn off the power, position the back
facing upwards and remove the battery pack.
Hold the handset securely with your both hands.
Inserting docomo mini UIM card
Remove the back cover (nP. 23)
1
Hold the docomo mini UIM card
2
with the IC (gold) side turned down
and set on the docomo mini UIM
card slot (1)
: Insert docomo mini UIM card securely (2).
Notch
IC (gold)
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Lever
Note that inserting or removing the docomo
mini UIM card forcibly may damage the docomo
mini UIM card.
Refer to the docomo mini UIM card user’s guide for
more information on the docomo mini UIM card.
Do not misplace the docomo mini UIM card
once it is taken out.
Notch
Attach the back cover (nP. 23)
3
Removing docomo mini UIM card
Remove the back cover (nP. 23)
1
Pull the lever until docomo mini
2
UIM card comes out (1) and pull
docomo mini UIM card straight out
(2)
: Do not allow the docomo mini UIM card to fall
when removing it.
Attach the back cover (nP. 23)
3
Note that pulling forcibly or adding forces on the
lever may damage it.
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microSD Card
You can save data in the handset to microSD Card
or import data on microSD Card to the handset.
The SH-02D is compatible with microSD Card of
up to 2 GB and microSDHC Card of up to 32 GB
(as of November 2011). For the latest
information such as the manufacturer and
available capacity of the microSD Card, refer to
the following website.
(http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/peripherals/
microsd_support_sh-02d.html) (in Japanese only)
Ask the manufacturers of microSD Cards that
are not provided in the sites for information on
such microSD Cards.
Note that the provided information is the
information checked for operation. DOCOMO
shall not be liable for all operations.
The size of a file that can be used is up to 2 GB.Do not turn off the handset immediately after
inserting the microSD Card in the handset (while
writing information needed for the handset
operation) or while editing data on the microSD
Card. Data may be damaged or operation may
not work properly.
Format unformatted microSD Cards on the
handset before use (nP. 89). microSD Cards
formatted by PCs or other devices may not be
used properly by the handset.
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Data saved on the microSD Cards from other
devices may not be displayed or played on the
handset. Some data saved to the microSD Card
from the handset may not be displayed or played
on other devices.
Back up the data saved on a microSD Card and
store in another place. DOCOMO shall not be
liable for any loss or change of the saved data.
Before inserting or removing (including after
unmounting) the microSD Card, turn off the
power. Hold the handset securely with your both
hands. Data may be damaged or operation may
not work properly.
Inserting microSD Card
Open the microSD Card slot cover
1
(nP. 22)
Insert the microSD Card slowly with
2
the metal terminal side turned up
: Do not force the microSD Card in at an angle
or with the wrong side down.
The microSD Card slot may be damaged.
: Insert the microSD Card slowly with your
fingers until a click is heard.
Close the microSD Card slot cover
3
(nP. 22)
Removing microSD Card
Open the microSD Card slot cover
1
(nP. 22)
Gently push the microSD Card
2
towards inside (1)
: Push the microSD Card until it clicks. It will
eject towards you. Pulling it forcibly may
damage the handset or the microSD Card.
Remove the microSD Card (2)
3
: Remove the microSD Card by slowly pulling
it straight out.
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Close the microSD Card slot cover
Ta b
4
(nP. 22)
Battery pack
Use the Battery Pack SH32 exclusive to the
handset.
For attaching or removing the battery pack, turn
off the power, position the back facing upwards,
and hold the handset securely with your both
hands.
Attaching battery pack
Remove the back cover (nP. 23)
1
Attach the battery pack
2
: With the recycle mark side turned up, place
the connector terminal of the handset to that
of the battery pack and attach the battery
pack.
With recycle
mark side up
Attach the back cover (nP. 23)
3
Removing battery pack
Remove the back cover (nP. 23)
1
Remove the battery pack
2
: The battery pack has a tab that makes it
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Connector terminal
easy to remove. Hook a finger on the tab to
prevent excessive force on it and remove the
battery pack upward.
Attach the back cover (nP. 23)
3
Using unnecessary force when attaching or
removing the battery pack may damage the
connector terminal for the battery pack (charger
terminal) on the handset.
Charging
The battery pack is not fully charged at the time
of purchase. Be sure to charge the battery
before use.
It is recommended that the accompanying
Wireless Charger SH01 be used for charging to
prevent water from seeping or dust from getting
in caused by forgetting to close the external
connector terminal cover (nP. 35).
The accompanying FOMA charger micro USB
adapter SH01/FOMA charging micro USB
adapter T01 (sold separately) is required to
charge with the AC adapter (sold separately) or
DC adapter (sold separately).
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Cautions while charging
Do not charge for a long time with the power left
on. If the handset is left on after charging is
complete, the battery pack charge decreases.
In that case, the AC or DC adapter or the
wireless charger charges the battery again.
However, depending on the time when the
handset is disconnected from the AC or DC
adapter or the wireless charger, the battery
charge level may be low or the battery may only
be usable for a short time.
If the handset is left for a long time even after the
charging is completed, the battery level may
decrease.
When the battery is empty and the handset is
being charged, charging lamp may not illuminate
immediately. However, charging is in progress.
If the battery empty alert is displayed and the
power cannot be turned on, charge the battery
for a while.
While charging, the handset may not turn on
even when charging lamp is illuminated in red.
Charge longer and try turning power on again.
Frequently recharging the battery when its power
is still remaining enough may shorten the life of
the battery pack. It is recommended to use the
battery to a certain level before recharging.
Estimated charge time and lamp display
The following figures are estimated times for
charging an empty battery pack with the handset
turned off.
FOMA AC Adapter 01/02Approx. 240 min
FOMA DC Adapter 01/02Approx. 240 min
Wireless Charger SH01Approx. 240 min
Charging lamp illuminates in red while charging,
and it turns off when charging is completed.
If the power of the handset is off during the use
of the wireless charger, charging lamp flashes
red on starting or finishing charging.
Check that the battery pack has been properly
attached when charging lamp flashes red during
the use of the AC or DC adapter. The lamp also
flashes red when the battery pack has reached
the end of its service life.
If the charging information flashes blue quickly
during the use of the wireless charger, remove
and place the handset on it again properly after
confirming that there is no foreign object between
the wireless charger and the handset, or remove
and insert the power plug into the outlet again.
The battery pack can also be charged with the
handset turned on (While charging, the battery
icon appears with [w] superimposed).
When the battery becomes warm, charging may
automatically stop even if the battery has not been
fully charged. In that case, the charging information
flashes in blue slowly (flashes for approximately
two seconds). Charging resumes after the
temperature lowers to an appropriate temperature.
The following is a table for judging the status of the
handset/battery pack from the charging information.
Status of
charging
information
IlluminatingBlueCharging in
Turned off
Flashing for 1
second
(Approx. 1
second
intervals)
Color of
charging
information
-
BlueRecognizing
Charging
status of the
handset/
battery pack
progress
Finished
*
charging
handset/
battery pack
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Status of
charging
information
Flashing
quickly
(Approx. 0.25
seconds
intervals)
Flashing for 2
seconds
(Illuminates
for approx. 2
seconds b
turned off for
approx. 1
second)
* The charging information is turned off also
when the handset/battery pack is not placed
on the wireless charger or is not recognized.
Color of
charging
information
BlueCharging
BlueWaiting for
Charging
status of the
handset/
battery pack
abnormality or
malfunction
charging
temperature to
be cooled
Estimated time of use when fully charged
Continuous talk
time
Continuous
stand-by time
1Seg watching
time
FOMA/3G
Approx. 310 min
GSM
Approx. 380 min
FOMA/3G
At rest: Approx. 560 hr
(Network Mode: 3G/
GSM(Auto))
GSM
At rest: Approx. 460 hr
(Network Mode: 3G/
GSM(Auto))
Approx. 390 min
For details on time of use nP. 165
Battery pack service life
Battery pack is a consumable product. Service
time per charge is gradually reduced every time
the battery is charged.
When service time per charge is reduced to
about half of the default time, this means that the
battery pack is approaching the end of its service
life. In such a case, it is recommended to replace
the battery pack as soon as possible. Depending
on usage, the battery pack may swell as it
approaches the end of its service life, but this will
not cause problems.
If watching 1Seg, etc. is available while charging
for a long time, the service life of the battery pack
may become shorter than estimated.
To prevent damage to the environment, bring
used battery packs to a docomo service counter,
a docomo agent or a recycle center.
AC adapter and DC adapter
Refer to user’s guide of FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
(sold separately), FOMA AC Adapter 01 for
Global use (sold separately) or FOMA DC
Adapter 01/02 (sold separately).
FOMA AC Adapter 01 covers only 100V AC.
FOMA AC Adapter 02/FOMA AC Adapter 01 for
Global use covers from 100 to 240V AC.
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The shape of the plug for the AC adapter is for
100V AC (for domestic use). To use the AC
adapter of 100 to 240V AC overseas, a
conversion plug adapter that is compatible with
the voltage of your country of stay is required. Do
not use a voltage converter for overseas travel to
charge the battery.
Charging with wireless charger
Compatible devices provided by docomo with b
mark can be charged with the wireless charger.
Read the instruction manuals of the compatible
devices that you are going to use.
Products with b mark conform with
wireless power standard of Wireless
Power Consortium (WPC).
Part names are as followings.
Charging assist button
Charging
area
Charging
information
・ Charging assist button is the button to move
the electrical coil to the center of the charging
area and start charging if the charging does not
start.
Insert the connector of the
1
exclusive AC adapter into the
wireless charger (1)
: Insert the connector securely.
: Insert only the exclusive AC adapter.
Insert the power plug of the
2
exclusive AC adapter into an outlet
(2)
When you place the handset on the
3
wireless charger, charging lamp
and charging information illuminate
and charging starts
: Place the handset slowly with the b mark
side turned down so that b mark of the
wireless charger faces the battery pack.
: Place the handset while it is closed.
: The charging starts after the charging
information flashes slowly (with
approximately one second intervals).
Connector
Charging lamp
Charging
information
100V AC
outlet
Exclusive AC adapter
Power plug
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When charging lamp and charging
Charging
information
4
information turn off, charging is
complete
: Remove the handset from the wireless
charger.
Charging battery pack
You can charge the battery pack by placing only the
battery pack on the wireless charger.
Place the battery pack on the wireless charger
with the b mark side turned down.
Place the wireless charger on a stable and
horizontal surface to charge.
Pull the exclusive AC adapter out of the outlet if
it is not used for a long time.
When the power plug is inserted into an outlet
or the handset/battery pack is placed on the
wireless charger or removed, there may be
some cases in which sounds are emitted from
the wireless charger. This is not a malfunction.
Multiple handsets/battery packs cannot be
charged at the same time.
If charging does not start, remove the
compatible device from the charging area and
replace it on the center of the charging area
after pressing the charging assist button
approximately two seconds later (If the
compatible device is not removed but slide, the
charging assist button does not work).
If the handset is equipped with a cover etc., it
may not be charged depending on material,
thickness, etc. of the cover etc. Remove the
handset out of the cover etc. to securely charge
it.
When noises interfere on a TV, radio set, etc.
during its use, use the wireless charger after
distancing it as far away from a TV, radio set,
etc. as possible.
If electronic devices are used near the wireless
charger, the handset may not be charged.
When you use electronic devices, keep them at
least 30 cm away from the wireless charger to
use them.
Do not move the wireless charger and the
handset/battery pack while charging.
Do not let the vibrator activated while charging
the handset. It may move or fall due to
vibrations.
If you charge the handset with a commercially
available product with b mark, the handset
may not receive calls during charging. Charge
with the accompanying Wireless Charger
SH01.
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Charging with AC adapter/DC
Connector
(with the arrow
side down)
microUSB plug
(with the character
side down)
External
connector
terminal (with the
character side up)
External connector terminal
Charging lamp
100V AC
outlet
For AC adapter
Cigarette
lighter socket
For DC adapter
adapter
[Read the user’s guides of FOMA AC
Adapter 01/02 (sold separately) and FOMA
DC Adapter 01/02 (sold separately)]
Insert the AC or DC adapter
1
connector horizontally into the
external connector terminal of the
FOMA charger micro USB adapter
SH01/FOMA charging micro USB
adapter T01 (1)
: Check the direction (front or rear) of the
connector, keep it parallel with the FOMA
charger micro USB adapter SH01/FOMA
charging micro USB adapter T01 and
securely push all the way in until it clicks.
Open the external connector
2
terminal cover of the handset and
insert the microUSB plug of the
FOMA charger micro USB adapter
SH01/FOMA charging micro USB
adapter T01 horizontally into the
external connector terminal (2)
: Check the direction (front or rear) of the
microUSB plug and insert it horizontally.
: The following illustration is an example to
insert the FOMA charger micro USB adapter
SH01.
When inserting the AC adapter
3
power plug into an outlet or
inserting the DC adapter power
plug into a car cigarette lighter
socket, charging lamp illuminates
and charging starts
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When charging lamp turns off,
4
charging is complete
: When charging is complete, remove the
microUSB plug horizontally from the handset
(1).
: When removing the connector from the
FOMA charger micro USB adapter SH01/
FOMA charging micro USB adapter T01,
always hold the release buttons on both
sides (2) and unplug it horizontally (3).
Release buttons
Do not forcibly insert or remove. May cause
damage to the external connector terminal, the
microUSB plug and the connector.
Pull the adapter out of the outlet or cigarette
lighter socket if it will not be used for a long
time.
Do not forcibly pull the external connector
terminal cover. May damage the cover.
Do not place objects near the handset when
charging. May damage the handset.
When using a DC adapter
The DC adapter should only be used in
negative grounded vehicles (12 and 24V DC).
Do not use with the car engine shut off. May
drain the car battery.
The DC adapter fuse (2A) is a consumable. For
replacement, purchase a new fuse at a local
vehicle supply shop.
Refer to the user’s guide of FOMA DC Adapter
01/02 for details.
Charging with microUSB cable
for PC
When the handset is turned on, you can charge
the handset by connecting the handset to a PC
with the microUSB cable for PC (sample).
Install the USB driver to the PC in advance.
・ For details on installing USB driver, refer to
“Manual for USB Driver Installation” in PDF
format in the following site.
(http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/support/d/sh-02d/
download/usb/index.html) (in Japanese only)
For details on connecting to a PC nP. 112
Turning power ON/OFF
Turning power ON
H (for at least 2 seconds)
1
: When you turn the power on for the first time,
the initial setting screen is displayed. Each
setting item can also be set from menus
(nP. 42).
: If the initial setting screen for docomo service
is displayed, operate by following the
instructions on the screen.
Turning power OFF
H (for at least 1 second)/[Power
1
off]/[OK]
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Sleep mode
The screen is off and the sleep mode is activated
when H is pressed or the handset is not in use for a
set length of time.
Press H in the sleep mode to deactivate the sleep
mode.
Touch panel lock
When the power is turned on or the sleep mode is
deactivated, the touch panel is locked.
Drag [J] to [K] to unlock.
Key operation in touch panel unlock screen
To set/disable the manner mode: y (for at least
1 second)
To turn off power: H (for at least 2 seconds)
If there is an unchecked missed call etc., an icon is
displayed on the unlock screen. If you slide the icon
upward before unlocking the touch panel, the
corresponding screen is displayed.
Basic operation
Operation of touch panel
You can operate by touching the touch panel
(display) directly with your finger.
Operations differ depending on the function and
screen in use.
Cautions when using the touch panel
The touch panel is designed to be lightly
touched with your finger. Do not forcefully
press with your finger or press with a pointed
object (fingernail, ballpoint pen, pin, etc.).
In the following cases, the touch panel may
not work even if you touch it. May cause a
malfunction.
Operation with a gloved finger
Operation with a fingernail
Operation with foreign objects placed on
the operation pad
Operation on the touch panel on which a
protective sheet or a sticker is put
Operation while the touch panel is wet
Operation with fingers wet with sweat or
water
Touch
Touch a key or an item displayed on the screen to
select or set it.
Put your finger on the touch panel
1
and put it off
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Touch for a while
When you touch the screen for a while, a menu
may appear depending on the function and screen
in use.
Keep your finger on the touch panel
1
Slide/Drag
Slide your finger up/down while a menu is
displayed etc. to scroll the screen or slide (drag) an
icon, widget, etc. to move it to the desired position
while keeping touching it.
In addition, when you touch a menu or item by
mistake, slide your finger away from the menu or
item to cancel the selection.
Keep your finger on the touch panel
1
and slide it
Flick
Flick your finger to the left/right in the home screen
etc. to switch pages.
Move your finger like sweeping the
1
touch panel
Pinch out/Pinch in
Pinch out/Pinch in while displaying an image etc. to
zoom in/out.
Put two fingers on the touch panel
1
and slide them with putting a
distance between two fingers apart
(pinch out)/closer (pinch in)
Operation while using function
Switching the settings
When a check box is displayed beside the setting
item, you can set it enabled/disabled or [ON]/[OFF]
by touching it.
Example: Sound settings screen, Alarm
[0]: Enabled, [1]: Disabled
screen
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Retrieving menu
Set item list
When you touch [z] or touch the screen for a
while, functions (menus) available in that screen
appear.
Example: Stand-by display
Data cannot be saved while displaying 1Seg, home
network, e-books, etc. In addition, image part cannot
be saved while playing video such as YouTube.
Data may not be saved completely or partially
depending on the application.
Guidance
Depending on applications, a guidance is displayed
when you open the handset and you can operate
by pressing (, ) or t.
Example: Character entry
Press the corresponding keys to select/execute
the function.
Vertical/Horizontal display
The screen display is switched when you tilt the
handset.
Vertical/Horizontal display is not switched if the
handset is turned in the place parallel to the ground.
The screen display may not be switched properly
when a sound or a vibration is activated.
Vertical/Horizontal display may not appear properly
right after the screen or power is turned on.
You can set the display not to automatically
switch (nP. 83).
Screens may be displayed in the full screen
depending on the application when switching the
vertical display to the horizontal display.
Shooting screenshot
H+[|] to save the screen being displayed to the
microSD Card.
The shutter sounds when shooting a screenshot.
Example: Contents manager
Press the corresponding keys to switch the display.
Searching information in the
handset and sites
In the home screen, [R]/[Google
1
Search]
: Quick search box appears.
Enter the keyword
2
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1 Subject-to-search selection
Set the range for subjects to search.
・ Touch [0] to change the search object
to display.
2 Search box
Enter the keyword to search with.When the keyword is entered,
applications, data, etc. whose names
start with the entered characters are
searched and displayed as a list.
3 Switch to voice search
Select the search result
3
: When a search result is an application, the
corresponding application is activated.
Search settings
In the quick search box, [z]/
1
[Search settings]
Select an item
2
Google search: Set the Google search.
Searchable items: Set the range for subjects
[Settings]/[Default settings]
Set the date and time (nP. 91)/
2
[Next]
Set the location information
3
(nP. 84)/[Next]
Set the vivid display mode
4
(nP. 83)/[Next]
Set Wi-Fi (nP. 44)
5
Set a Google account (nP. 46)
6
Set the profile (nP. 80)
7
[Done]
8
Setting access point
The access point (sp-mode and mopera U) for
Internet connection is registered by default.
You can add or change it if necessary.
At the time of purchase, an access point of
sp-mode is set for usual connection.
Checking access point in use
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Wireless &
networks]/[Mobile networks]/
[Access Point Names]
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Setting additional access points
Never set the MCC to other than 440 and the
MNC to other than 10. They do not appear on the
screen.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Wireless &
networks]/[Mobile networks]/
[Access Point Names]/[z]/
[New APN]
[Name]/enter the name of the
2
network profile to create/[OK]
[APN]/enter the access point
3
name/[OK]
Enter other items required by
4
telecommunications carriers/
[z]/[Save]
If the settings of MCC and MNC are changed
and they do not appear on the screen, reset the
settings or set the access point manually.
Resetting an access point
Reset an access point to default setting.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Wireless &
networks]/[Mobile networks]/
[Access Point Names]/[z]/
[Reset to default]
When sp-mode is not subscribed or if you failed
to perform automatic setting of access point
due to signal status such as outside the service
area etc., you are required to set the access
point again manually.
sp-mode
sp-mode is an ISP owned by NTT DOCOMO for
the Smartphone. In addition to the Internet
connection, mail service with the same address
you use on i-mode (@docomo.ne.jp) is
available. sp-mode is a paid service that
requires subscription. For details on sp-mode,
refer to DOCOMO website.
mopera U
mopera U is an ISP owned by NTT DOCOMO. If
you subscribe to mopera U, you can use
Internet with easy setting. mopera U is a paid
service that requires subscription.
Setting mopera U
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Wireless &
networks]/[Mobile networks]/
[Access Point Names]/[mopera
U(スマートフォン定額)] (mopera
U(Smartphone flat-rate))/[mopera U
設定] (mopera U settings)
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mopera U 設定 (mopera U settings) is an
access point for mopera U settings. When you
use the access point for setting mopera U,
packet communication charges are not
incurred. Note that you can connect to only the
initial setting screen or the change setting
screen. For details on mopera U settings, refer
to the mopera U website.
To use mopera U(スマートフォン定額)
(mopera U(Smartphone flat-rate)), subscription
to flat-rate packet communication services is
required. For details on mopera U (Smartphone
flat-rate), refer to DOCOMO website.
Wi-Fi settings
If you use Wi-Fi function of the handset, you
can use mail or internet by connecting to your
home, corporate network or access points of
public wireless LAN service.
The radio interference with Bluetooth
devices
Wireless LANs (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) use the
same frequency band (2.4 GHz) as Bluetooth
devices. Therefore, using the wireless LAN
device near a Bluetooth device may cause
radio interference, lowering of communication
speed, noise or connection failure. In this
case, turn off the Bluetooth device or keep the
handset and the wireless LAN device at least
approximately 10 m away from the Bluetooth
device.
Packet communication is also available while
Wi-Fi function is enabled. Wi-Fi connection is
prioritized while Wi-Fi connection is set, but the
connection will be automatically switched to that
of 3G/GPRS network once Wi-Fi connection is
terminated. Note that packet communication
charges will be incurred in such cases.
Refer to the manual of your wireless LAN base
unit when using the access point at home.
Operate access point registration near the
access point.
Enable Wi-Fi before setting.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Wireless &
networks]/[Wi-Fi settings]
Select an item
2
Wi-Fi: Enable Wi-Fi function.
Network notification: You get notified by the
notification icon when open Wi-Fi network is
detected.
Wi-Fi sleep policy: Set the timing to switch
Wi-Fi sleep.
Easy Wi-Fi registration: Register
WPS-compatible access point.
Auto login settings: You can set the handset
to log in DOCOMO Public Wireless LAN
Service automatically when you come within
its service area.
Add Wi-Fi network: Register access points
which are not compatible with WPS
manually.
: Available access points are displayed as
items in “Wi-Fi networks”. To connect, select
an access point to be used/[Connect].
・ If you select an access point protected by
security, enter the password (security key).
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[Easy Wi-Fi registration]
The registration process takes a few minutes.
After completion of the registration of the
access point, check that the proper connection
to the access point is acquired.
[Auto login settings]
Separate subscription is required to use
DOCOMO Public Wireless LAN Service.
In some service areas, automatic login function
may be unavailable.
If you set Auto-login to [ON], the handset logs in
automatically when coming within the service
area. Note that high charges may be incurred if
your subscription is Mzone daily plan and you set
Auto-login to [ON].
This function may become unavailable
according to change of the log-in page contents
of DOCOMO Public Wireless LAN Service. In
this case, log in via the browser.
Portable Wi-Fi hotspot: Enable the Wi-Fi tethering.
・
Check the details of the precautions before use.
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Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings: Set the Wi-Fi
tethering settings such as network SSID and
security.
・ [Configure Wi-Fi hotspot]/set each item/
[Save] to set Wi-Fi hotspot. Set security
setting if necessary. The security setting
supports WPA2 PSK.
Help: Display Help information.
Setting up mail account
In the home screen, [R]/[Email]
1
: Only when an account is not set, the account
setting screen appears.
Enter mail address and password/
2
[Next]
: Provider information is preset for some mail
accounts, and a receiving mail server and a
sending mail server are automatically set.
:
When you use an account whose provider
information is not preset, it is necessary to set
a receiving mail server and a sending mail
server manually. For details on those settings,
contact the Internet service provider you use.
Enter an account name and your
3
name/[Done]
The account which is registered first is
automatically given priority to normal use. To
change the priority, enable [Default account] on
the setting screen for the account on which you
want to place priority.
When the account type is Exchange, entering
“¥UsernameDomain” in the “Domain¥Username”
area is required to set a receiving mail server
manually depending on the provider to use.
Contact the administrator of the server for details.
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Setting up Google account, etc.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Accounts & sync]/
[Add account]
Select the account type
2
Set up an account
3
When activating the application that requires an
account without setting the account, the
account setup screen appears.
Keep a separate memo of the set account and
password.
Deleting your account
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Accounts & sync]
Select an account/[Remove
2
account]/[Remove account]
Retrieving your Google account
password
If you forget your Google account password,
retrieve it.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Browser]
Enter “(http://www.google.com/) ” in
2
the URL entry field/[I]/[more]/
[Sign In]/[Can’t access your
account?]/follow the instructions
on the screen
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Screen display/icons
Notification
icon
Status bar
Status icon
Viewing icons
Icons displayed on the status bar at the top of
the screen give you various kinds of
information, such as the status of the handset
or the presence of missed calls. You can check
the detailed information by displaying the
status panel.
Two kinds of icons are displayed.
Notification
icon
Status iconDisplays the status of the
Notifies you of missed calls or
new mails, etc.
handset such as the current time
or the battery level.
Main notification icon list
When the same type of notifications exists, the
number of them is displayed on the notification
icon.
+: Missed call
?: New SMS
#: New mail
$: New Gmail
C: New instant message
!: Error
Appears when an error has occurred.
%: End the Alarm
Appears when the alarm is terminated without
an operation for ending the alarm.
&: Schedule notification from the calendar
1Seg information
(: 1Seg watching information
): 1Seg recording information
K: Playing music
+: USB debug connecting
Calling
,
(green): During dialing/incoming call/calling
B
(blue): During a call using Bluetooth device
-: Putting a call on hold
.: Answering memo
@: Voice mail message
microSD Card
3: Scanning
2: Unmount
1: Space available less than approx. 10 % in the
handset
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Bluetooth
#: Receiving registration/Connection request from
Bluetooth device
:: Receiving data request
USB connection
%: USB connection (in Card reader mode
connecting)
Answering memo
P: No answering memo when the answering
memo is set
Q: One to nine answering memos when the
answering memo is set
R: Ten answering memos when the answering
memo is set
Home network
/: Suspending
.
(green): Preparing
-
(blue): Running
Using the status panel
Touch the status bar
1
: Alternatively, drag the status bar down.
Use the status panel
2
1 Details of notification icon
When there is a corresponding
application, touch the detailed information
to activate the application.
2 Details of status icon
When there is a corresponding
application, touch the detailed information
to activate the application.
3 Close bar
Touch or drag it up to close the status
panel.
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4 Clock
Touch it to activate the “Clock”
application.
5 Clear
Delete notification icons and details of
notification icons.
6 Use Wi-Fi function
Switch enabling/disabling of the Wi-Fi
function.
7 Use Bluetooth function
Switch enabling/disabling of the
Bluetooth function.
8 Use GPS function
Switch enabling/disabling of the GPS
function.
9 Auto-synch settings
Switch enabling/disabling of the
automatic synchronization.
a Screen brightness settings
Set the brightness of the screen.
b VeilView
Set VeilView.
c Auto-rotate
Set whether to switch the screen to
horizontal/vertical display when rotating
the handset 90° to the left/right.
d Manner mode
Set the manner mode.
e microSD Settings
You can check the available space on the
microSD Card and manage back up.
f Running Apps
Display functions being activated as a list.For operations of functions being
activated (Multitask) nP. 50
Multi Assistant (Multitask)
If you cancel the use of function by touching
[|] etc., the function does not end and
remains activated in background.
Display running functions as a list and switch
functions to use by using Multi Assistant
(Multitask).
Touch the status bar/[Z]
1
: Alternatively, [|] (for at least 1 second).
Select a function to use
2
1 Quit all
End all the running functions.
2 Quit selected
End a selected function.
The functions being activated in background
may end depending on the memory usage or
application. Also, the display of running function
on the Multi Assistant (Multitask) screen may
change depending on the memory usage.
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Character entry
QWERTY keyboard
12 keyboard
Keyboard layouts
You can use the following two types of the
keyboards.
QWERTY
keyboard
12 keyboard Several characters are assigned
※Each key appears depending on the settings and
the condition.
You can enter a displayed
character by touching the
character entry key. Use romaji
for entry.
to one character entry key.
Characters are switched every
time the key is touched.
You can enter characters by
flicking a character entry key
up/down or to the left/right.
1 Character entry keys
Use to enter characters or numbers.The display of character entry keys changes
according to the input mode or the setting of
upper/lower case.
2 Alphabet/Shift key
Touch to enter half-width alphabet in
Hiragana-Kanji entry mode.
Touch to switch between upper/lower case
letters etc.
・ When [*] is displayed, lower case letters
are entered. When [+] is displayed, the first
letter to be entered becomes upper case
one. When [,] is displayed, upper case
letters are entered.
・ Symbols that can be entered change when
you switch the upper/lower case letters.
3 Character key
Touch to change input modes.
・ Touch it to switch input modes in the order of
Hiragana-Kanji b Half-width alphabet b
Half-width numeric.
Touch it for a while to switch keyboards.
4 Delete key
Use to delete a character on the left side of
the cursor. When the cursor is on the
beginning, delete a character on the right side
of the cursor. When the cursor is on a
character, delete the character.
5 Enter/Execute key
Use to confirm the entered characters or
insert a line break.
You can execute searching etc. in some
applications.
6 Symbol key
Use to display the pictogram/symbol/emoticon list.
・ You cannot enter these symbols in some
applications.
7 Setting key
Display setting menu.Touch it for a while to enter by handwriting.
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8 Space/Conversion key
Enter half-width space.Convert input characters.
9 Cursor key
Use to move the cursor or to change the
range of characters to be converted.
a Reverse toggle/Undo key
Use to display characters assigned to the
same key in the inverse order.
Use to undo previous operation.
b Space key
Enter half-width space.Touch to switch the upper/lower case letters.Touch to add dakuten/handakuten.
When the cursor is on the beginning, delete a
character on the right side of the cursor.
When the cursor is on a character, delete the
character.
4 H: End/End call key
End the character entry.
5 B: Back key
Return to the previous screen. While entering
characters, delete undetermined characters.
6 1 to 9, *, 0 and #: Dial/Character
entry keys
Enter characters or numbers.
7 wt: Multi-guide key
Select an item, set the entered characters or
move the cursor.
When you press H while entering characters,
the entered characters may be deleted without
being saved depending on applications.
Setting character entry
In the character entry screen, [T]/
1
[Change settings]
Select an item
2
Sound on key press: Set whether to enable
operation sounds of entering characters.
Vibrate on key press: Set whether to activate
the vibrator when entering characters.
Key input guide: Set whether to zoom in the
selected key and to display the guide of flick
input.
Keyboard image: Set the design of the
keyboard.
Settings: Set the handwriting entry.
Romaji input assistance: Set to prevent
unnecessary keys from being touched when
entering Japanese with romaji.
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Flick input: Set whether to use flick input
when entering with the 12 keyboard.
Flick sensitivity: Set the sensitivity of the
keyboard when selecting characters with flick
input.
Toggle input: Set whether to enable the
toggle input while flick input is enabled.
Word prediction: Set whether to use the
predictive conversion.
Wildcard prediction: Set whether to use the
Wildcard prediction.
Typing error correction: Set whether to
display the key for showing predictive
conversion by correcting entry mistakes.
Next word guess: Display relational
predictive conversion candidates
immediately after an entry is determined.
Number of conversion lines: Set the number
of lines of conversion candidates field.
Emoji/Symbol list rows: Set the number of
lines of pictograms list/symbols list.
Extra conversion engine: Display conversion
candidates by using an external conversion
engine.
Auto cursor move: Set the speed for the
cursor to automatically move to the right
edge after entering characters.
Auto capitalization: In alphabet entry, enter
an initial character at the head of a text with
upper case one.
Auto space insert: Insert a half-width space
automatically after selecting an English word
by alphabet entry.
Voice input: Set whether to enable the voice
input function.
Japanese user dictionary: Edit words in the
Japanese user dictionary.
English user dictionary: Edit words in the
English user dictionary.
Words by learning: Set the learning
dictionary.
Download dictionary: Register/Cancel/Delete
downloaded dictionaries.
Contacts name collaboration: Add/Reset
name data of the phonebook in the
dictionary.
Set the default settings: Reset the settings of
iWnn IME - SH edition.
Reset facemark list: Reset the contents of
the emoticon list.
Entering characters
Entering characters with keyboard
Example: When entering “文字”
In the character entry screen, enter
1
“もじ”
[Convert]
2
In the conversion candidates field,
3
select “文字”
1 Enlarge/Reduce
Enlarge/Reduce the conversion
candidates field.
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2 Conversion candidates field
Conversion candidates are displayed.
Touch one of them to enter.
[Correct] is displayed depending on the
entered texts. Touch it to display a
conversion candidate corrected of input
errors.
3 Convert
Select a conversion candidate.
4 OK
Determine the conversion.
Entering characters with handset
keys
Example: When entering “文字”
In the character entry screen, enter
1
“もじ”
: もじ: 7 (five times)/3 (twice)/*
(once)
p
2
Select “文字”
3
Wildcard prediction
Conversion candidates are predicted by the
number of the entered characters and appear.
Enable Wildcard prediction in advance
(nP. 52).
This function is available in the Hiragana-Kanji
entry mode and the half-width alphabet entry
mode.
Example: When entering “アナウンス”
In the character entry screen, enter
1
“あな”
[S]/[S]/[S]
2
: Each time you touch [S], [*] is entered and
the predictive conversion candidates appear
according to the number of characters.
In the conversion candidates field,
3
select “アナウンス”
Inputting kuten codes
You can use four-digit kuten codes assigned to
each character for entering kanji, hiragana,
katakana, symbol or alphanumeric characters.
In the character entry screen, [T]/
1
[Input mode]/[Character Code]
Input a kuten code
2
: After the fourth digit is entered, the
corresponding character appears.
: After the fourth digit is entered, the entry
mode is switched to the previous entry mode.
Inputting with voice
You can enter characters with voice.
Enable Voice input in advance (nP. 52).
In the character entry screen, [T]/
1
[Voice Input]/[OK]
Speak to the mouthpiece
2
In the following cases, the voice input may not
work properly.
When the voice is too loud
When the surrounding noise is big
When the phonation is not clear
When the phonation is not natural
When the pronunciation is too fast
When any key is pressed or the mouthpiece
is touched
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Entering by handwriting
You can enter characters by handwriting.
In the character entry screen, [T]/
1
[Handwriting Input]/[OK]
Enter characters or symbols in the
2
character entry area by handwriting
: To enter a displayed conversion candidate:
Touch the conversion candidate
1 Entry candidates field
2 Entry area
3 Switch to keyboard
4 Setting key
Switch recognition modes, set the
handwriting entry, etc.
5 Space key
6 Line feed key
7 Delete key
8 Execute key
It is not displayed in some applications.
When entering characters by handwriting, enter
slowly and legibly.
Editing texts
You can perform operations such as cutting,
copying or pasting by selecting the entered
characters or switching input software.
Touch the character entry field for a
1
while
: You can also perform range selection/
pasting/all selection by touching the
character entry field.
Select a function to use
2
Select word (Copy etc.): Move the slider to
specify the selection range of the entered
characters and cut/copy/paste them.
Select all: Select all the entered characters
and cut/copy/paste them.
Paste: Paste the selected characters.
Input method: Switch input software.
Add “xxx” to dictionary: Add the entered
characters to the dictionary.
・ The entered characters are displayed in
The home screen appears when the power is
turned on. You can paste widgets or activate
applications by selecting shortcuts or the quick
menu.
1 Indicator
Indicates the displayed page with [U (red)].Indicates the main page with [V (black)].Indicates the personal area with [W].
2 Shortcut
Quickly activate a frequently used application.
3 Display application screen
Displays an application screen.
4 Widget
Use simple functions such as a calendar,
music player or pedometer.
Use a web page widget to quickly access to a
frequently used site.
Supports Android standard widgets.
5 Folder
When a folder is added, you can display the
data in the folder quickly and store shortcuts
into the folder.
6 Quick menu
Set a shortcut to quickly activate an
application from any page of the home
screen.
It is not displayed in the personal area.
You can display the home screen list by pinching
in on the home screen.
Managing home screen
Adding shortcuts etc.
You can paste shortcuts, widgets, etc. on the home
screen.
In the home screen, [z]/[Add]
1
Select an item to add
2
Shortcut: Add a shortcut to an application.
Widget: Add a widget.
Folder: Add a folder.
Kisekae: For details nP. 57
Wallpaper: For details nP. 57
Group: Add a shortcut to a group.
Widgets saved to a microSD Card may not be
pasted.
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Setting quick menu
You can set shortcuts in the quick menu.
You can set up to three shortcuts in the quick menu.
In the home screen, touch a
1
shortcut for a while
Drag it to the quick menu
2
Moving shortcut etc.
In the home screen, touch a
1
shortcut etc. for a while
Drag it to the destination
2
: If you drag it to the end of the page, the
previous/next page is displayed and you can
move to the previous/next page.
Deleting shortcut etc.
In the home screen, touch a
1
shortcut etc. for a while
[Delete]
2
: Alternatively, drag it to [X].
Uninstalling shortcut or widget
In the home screen, touch a
1
shortcut/widget for a while
[Uninstall]/[OK]
2
Renaming folder
In the home screen, touch a folder
1
for a while
[Edit name]
2
Enter a folder name/[OK]
3
Changing kisekae
In the home screen, [z]/[Add]/
1
[Kisekae]
Select kisekae/[Set]
2
Changing wallpapers
In the home screen, [z]/[Add]/
1
[Wallpaper]
Select data/[Set wallpaper]/[Set to
2
wallpaper]
: For [Gallery] or [Contents manager], select
the parts to cut and select [Save].
Managing pages
Adding pages
You can add a maximum of 12 pages.
In the home screen, pinch in/[+]
1
Sorting pages
In the home screen, pinch in/
1
touch a thumbnail for a while
Drag it to the destination
2
Deleting pages
In the home screen, pinch in/
1
touch a thumbnail for a while
[Delete]
2
: Alternatively, drag the page to [X].
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Application screen
Application screen layout
Loaded applications are displayed as icons in
the application screen by group. Select an icon
to activate an application.
If you install a new application, an icon is added
to the application screen.
If you uninstall an application, its icon is deleted.
1 Group name
2 Application icon
[4] is displayed on an application newly
installed or updated.
3 Number of applications
Touch a group to display/hide application icons
in the group. Also, you can display/hide
application icons in all groups collectively by
pinching out/in on the application screen.
Application list
Applications are classified into groups by their
function or type.
A separate paid subscription will be required for
using some applications.
docomo service
Icon ApplicationDescription
*1
dmenu
dmarket
iチャネル
(i-Channel)
Machi-chara An application to display
docomo
backup
A shortcut application to
“dmenu” which enables
you to easily search
enjoyable and convenient
contents exclusively
dedicated to Smartphone
as well as the contents
used in i-mode.
*1
An application to activate
dmarket. In dmarket, you
can purchase contents
such as music, movies and
books. Also, it introduces
applications provided on
the Android Market.
An application to use
*1
i-Channel.
mascots on the handset
screen. Those mascots
move on widgets and
inform you of information
such as new mails and
incoming calls.
An application to back up
or restore data such as
phonebook.
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Basic function
Icon ApplicationDescription
PhoneUse Phone (nP. 65).
PhonebookUse Phonebook
(nP. 69).
Address Book Register data to the
PhoneBookCopy*1An application to move and
声の宅配便
(Koe-no-Taku
haibin)
phonebook or make calls
and create/send mails by
using the registered data
on the phonebook. Also,
you can check the history
of messages in Twitter,
mixi, etc. exchanged with
your parties selected from
the phonebook as well as
still pictures and moving
pictures.
copy the phonebook data
by using external memory
devices such as microSD
Card (nP. 71).
An application to use
“Koe-no-Takuhaibin” in
*1, 2
Smartphone easily and
conveniently. You can
record and play voice
messages with simple
operations.
Icon ApplicationDescription
spモードメー
ル (sp-mode
*1, 2
mail)
Send and receive mail
using mail address of
DOCOMO
(@docomo.ne.jp).
Pictograms and Deco-mail
are available. Automatic
reception is also supported
(nP. 93).
EmailUse Email (nP. 95).
GmailUse Gmail (nP. 98).
Area MailAn application to receive
the early warning “Area
Mail” and check the
received area mails
(nP. 101).
MessagingUse SMS (nP. 93).
TalkUse Google Talk
災害用キット
(Disaster kit)
Anshin
*1, 2
Scan
(nP. 130).
An application to register
*1
and check messages in the
Disaster Message Board.
An application to protect
Smartphone against
damages from viruses.
This application detects
viruses which lurk in
installed applications,
microSD Card, etc.
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Icon ApplicationDescription
Instruction
Manual
Instruction manual for the
*1, 2
handset. You can also
activate the functions that
you want to use directly
from the explanations on
the manual.
BrowserDisplay a website using
packet communication or
Wi-Fi (nP. 102).
Google
Search
Voice Search Search information of sites
DownloadManage data such as
MarketUse Android Market
Use quick search box
(nP. 41).
by voice (nP. 41).
images downloaded from
sites.
(nP. 126).
Entertainment
Icon ApplicationDescription
BOOKストア
2Dfacto
(Bookstore
2Dfacto)
Book Store
MyShelf
Media Player An application to play
An electronic bookstore to
purchase and read full
e-books in a wide variety of
*1, 2
genres such as literary
books, popular comics and
hot business book.
An application to browse
*2
e-books purchased in
dmarket Bookstore.
music and movies.
Icon ApplicationDescription
Gガイド番組
表 (G-Guide
program
guide)
An application to read
terrestrial or BS
broadcasting program
*1
guide. You can search
program by keyword or
genre, make watching
reservations/recording
reservations on 1Seg and
record programs remotely
while you are not at home.
One Seg Watch 1Seg (nP. 133).
YouTubeUse YouTube (nP. 137).
*2
Twitter
Smart
Familink
PictureSort images and moving
An official client application
of Twitter. You can
communicate with other
people by sharing short
messages on sites.
Use this application by
connecting the handset
and the home network
function compatible TV
“AQUOS” via Wi-Fi
(nP. 144).
pictures by people, event
and location and use them
(nP. 122).
Convenient tool
Icon ApplicationDescription
CameraActivate the camera
(nP. 116).
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Icon ApplicationDescription
MemoAn application to create
ScheduleAn application to create
CalendarManage the schedule.
地図アプリ
(Map appli)
MapsYou can measure your
NavigationYou can search for a route
PlacesYou can search for
LatitudeYou can share present
and manage notes
(nP. 142).
and manage schedules
(nP. 141).
Supports your travel via
*1, 2
functions such as maps,
searching shops and
facilities, navigation,
changing public
transportations and visited
towns (nP. 130).
present location, use the
navigation function to
check how to get to your
destination in detail, etc.
(nP. 128)
from the present location to
the destination
(nP. 129).
facilities near your present
location according to genre
(nP. 129).
locations with your friends
on the map and share
status messages
(nP. 130).
Icon ApplicationDescription
*1, 2
Evernote
Name card
creator
しゃべってカ
ンタン操作
(Speak and
operate
easily)
Send and
Receive by
Infrared
CalculatorUse a calculator
ClockUse World clock
Save various information
such as contents of web
site, pictures you shot or
note of ideas in the server
and to retrieve/view them
when you need them. You
can save and view the
information not only from
the handset but from a PC
or other devices.
An application to create
original business cards to
be displayed in your profile
field inside the
“Phonebook” ($)
application.
An application to easily
retrieve a function you
want to use etc. just by
speaking a function,
*1, 2
application or setting name
you want to use.
An application to send and
receive data such as the
phonebook by infrared
communication
(nP. 106).
(nP. 143).
(nP. 139), Alarm
(nP. 139), Stopwatch
(nP. 141) and Timer
(nP. 141).
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Icon ApplicationDescription
Camera
Reader
MediaJet Synchronize music data/
Adobe
Reader
Contents
Manager
maker appli
Use Barcode reader
(nP. 119), Business card
reader (nP. 120), Kanji/
English Grabber
(nP. 121), Text reader
(nP. 121) and
Information reader
(nP. 122).
moving pictures/still
pictures etc. between the
handset and PCs
(nP. 113).
Displays PDF files.
Manage data stored to the
microSD Card (nP. 105).
*1
Connect to SHARP
website.
Osaifu-Keitai/Shopping
Icon ApplicationDescription
Osaifu-Keitai
iD設定アプリ
(iD setting
appli)
ToruCa
Use Osaifu-Keitai
(nP. 138).
An application to perform
the settings for using
*1
electronic money iD
(nP. 144).
*1
Acquire, displays, search,
update ToruCa, etc.
(nP. 139)
Setting
Icon ApplicationDescription
SettingsSet various settings of the
AUTO-GPS An application to use the
docomo
location
information
*1 This is provided in Japanese.
*2 When you use this application for the first time,
you need to download it. Packet
communication charge is incurred separately
for downloading applications.
handset.
The same operation can
be performed as in the
home screen, [z]/
[Settings].
automatic GPS compatible
service that informs you of
information on weather,
surroundings of shops etc.,
sightseeing, etc. according
to your present location.
An application to provide
you with location
information via imadoco
search, imadoco kantan
search, Keitai-Osagashi
Service and location
notification at the time of
an emergency call.
In addition, you can
change the various
settings and access the
setting site/service site.
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Managing applications
Adding to the home screen
In the home screen, [R]/touch an
1
application icon for a while
[Add]
2
Uninstalling application
In the home screen, [R]/touch an
1
application icon for a while
[Uninstall]/[OK]
2
Moving application
In the home screen, [R]/touch an
1
application icon for a while
[Move]/select a group
2
: Alternatively, drag the application icon to the
destination.
Managing groups
Adding groups
You can add a maximum of 50 groups.
In the home screen, [R]/[z]/
1
[Add group]
Enter a group name/[OK]
2
Sorting groups
In the home screen, [R]/touch a
1
group for a while
Drag it to the destination
2
Editing title of groups
In the home screen, [R]/touch a
1
group for a while
[Edit name]/enter a group name/
2
[OK]
Changing group color
In the home screen, [R]/touch a
1
group for a while
[Edit label]/select a color
2
Adding to the home screen
In the home screen, [R]/touch a
1
group for a while
[Add]
2
Deleting groups
In the home screen, [R]/touch a
1
group for a while
[Delete]/[OK]
2
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Searching applications
In the home screen, [R]/[z]/
1
[Search]
Select a subject to search/[Apps]
2
Enter a keyword
3
: For the way to view the search screen
nP. 41
Select the search result
4
: Activate the application.
Switching displays of the
application screen
In the home screen, [R]/[z]/
1
[List format]/[Tile format]
Information on home
applications
Information on applications
In the home screen, [z]/[More]/
1
[Application info]
Setting of home applications
In the home screen, [z]/[More]/
1
[Home settings]
Select an item
2
Personal area: Set whether to display the
personal area.
Wallpaper loop: Set whether to loop
wallpapers.
Sync function: Set whether to automatically
communicate when updating the information
on the personal area.
International roaming: Set whether to
automatically communicate during
international roaming.
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Call/Network Services
Making a call
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phone]/[Dial]
Enter a phone number
2
: Always dial the area code, even when it is a
local number.
: You can set to notify/not to notify the other
party of your phone number for each call by
adding “186”/“184” to the head of the phone
number.
1 Call
Make a call. Also, if there is an outgoing
history, touch to enter the latest outgoing
history when the phone number has not
been entered.
2 Delete
Delete an entered number.
3 Outgoing/Incoming history
4 Favorites
Display the phonebook set to [Favorites]
by groups.
5 Dial
Display the dial screen.
6 Phonebook
7 Add to phonebook
8 Koe-no-Takuhaibin
For details of Koe-no-Takuhaibin, refer to
P. 78 “Koe-no-Takuhaibin” and the
DOCOMO website.
9 SMS
[0]
3
[End] to end the call
4
Entering a push-button phone
signal
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phone]/[Dial]
Enter a phone number/[*] (for at
2
least 1 second)
Enter a number to send/[0]
3
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Emergency call
Emergency callsPhone number
Emergency call to police110
Emergency call to fire
station/medical assistance
Emergency call at sea118
The handset supports “Location notification of
emergency call”.
When dialing an emergency number such as
110, 119, and 118, the information of your
location (location information) is automatically
notified to the agency that received the
emergency call (e.g. the police station).
Depending on your location and the reception
status of the signal, the agency that received
the emergency call may not be able to confirm
the exact location.
If you are not sending your caller ID by calling
with “184” added or other means, your location
information and phone number are not notified.
However, if the agency that received the
emergency call considers your location
information and phone number necessary for
important purposes, such as life saving, the
agency can retrieve them regardless of your
settings.
In addition, the area/timing to introduce
“Location notification of emergency call”
depends on the state of preparation in each
agency that receives emergency calls.
In Japan, you cannot call to the emergency
number (110, 119 or 118) from the PIN code
entry screen and PUK (PIN Unlock Key) entry
screen, with a docomo mini UIM card locked.
119
When calling 110, 119, and 118 from your
handset, the police or fire stations may return
your call for verification purposes. State that
you are calling from a mobile phone, and give
your phone number and exact location.
Remain stationary to ensure that you are not
disconnected while making an emergency call,
and keep handset turned on to receive calls for
approximately 10 minutes afterwards.
Depending on the region, calls to the police or
fire station may not be connected.
International call (WORLD
CALL)
WORLD CALL is an international calling service
available from DOCOMO handset in Japan.
WORLD CALL is registered when FOMA
services are registered (excluding users who
did not apply for WORLD CALL).
You can call to about 240 countries and regions
worldwide. Calling to a fixed-phone and mobile
phone overseas is available.
For information on available countries and
telecommunications carriers, refer to “Mobile
Phone User’s Guide [International Services]” or
the DOCOMO International Services website.
WORLD CALL charges are billed with the
monthly FOMA service charges.
Commission and monthly usage fees are free.Contact “General Inquiries” on the back of this
manual for details on WORLD CALL.
To make an international call through a company
other than DOCOMO, contact the representative
companies for instructions.
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The caller ID may not be notified or displayed
Incoming lamp
correctly depending on some overseas
telecommunications carriers. In this case,
making a call with incoming call history is not
available.
[Calling Method]
When calling to a fixed-line phone: 010/
country code/area code (city code)/the other
party’s phone number/[0]
When calling to a mobile phone: 010/country
code/the other party’s phone number/[0]
・ For the other parties’ phone numbers and area
codes (city codes) that begin with “0”, omit the
“0” when entering (except some countries or
regions such as Italy).
・ Alternatively, enter “009130-010” as usual or “+”
instead of “010”.
Receiving a call
When a call is received, the ring
1
tone sounds and the incoming lamp
flashes
: If you press x/y during an incoming call, you
can stop incoming ring tone or vibrator.
Receive a call
2
: When [Activate] is displayed, operate after
touching [Activate].
1 Accept
You can receive a call.
2 Reject
You can reject an incoming call.
[End] to end the call
3
Answering by answering memo
When a call is received, the ring
1
tone sounds and the incoming lamp
flashes
[z]/[Absence Memo]
2
Placing a call on hold
When a call is received, the ring
1
tone sounds and the incoming lamp
flashes
[z]/[On hold]
2
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Operation during a call
Outgoing history list
Incoming history list
You can carry out operations such as using a
hands-free call and adjusting the in-call volume
depending on the using condition during a call.
1 Add call
Place a current call on hold and make a call to
another party.
2 End
End a call.
3 Dialpad
You can enter a push-button phone signal.
4 Bluetooth
Switch to a call which uses a Bluetooth device.
5 Mute
Enable or disable mute setting on a current call.
6 Speaker
You can talk with hands-free.
Note the following when using hands-free.
・ Speak approximately 20 to 40 cm away from
the mouthpiece. When the surroundings are
noisy, the sound may break up and the call
may not be satisfactory.
・ When calling outdoors, in a location where
surroundings are noisy and where the sound
echoes loudly, use the earphone/microphone.
・ If the sound breaks up during a hands-free
call, lower the in-call volume.
Adjusting the in-call volume
x/y during a call
1
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Outgoing/Incoming call
history
The handset keeps a record of the 50 most
recent phone numbers in each history.
1 The other party’s name/phone number
2 Outgoing call status icon
Calls other than those without
@
the notification
Calls without the notification
A
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3 Called/Received date and time
4 Call icon
Touch to make a call.
5 Missed Call
[Call]
3
: To create and send SMS: [Send SMS]/
create and send SMS
: To record with Koe-no-Takuhaibin: [Record
Koe-no-Takuhaibin]
: To register to the phonebook: [Add to
phonebook]/resister to the phonebook
Deleting outgoing/incoming
call history
Deleting all entries
In the outgoing call history screen/
1
incoming call history screen,
[z]/[Delete all]/[OK]
Deleting one entry
In the outgoing call history screen/
1
incoming call history screen, touch
a history for a while/[Remove
from call log]/[OK]
Phonebook
Adding entries to phonebook
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phonebook] ($)/[Register]
Select the account to register
2
Set each item
3
: Information which can be saved differs
depending on the account type.
1 Image
Register an image to display when
making and receiving a call or checking
the phonebook.
2 Given name, family name
3 Group
4 Ringtone
5 Phone
6 Mail address
7 Others
Register other information.
8 Add
Add the phone number/mail address etc.
to register.
9 Del
Delete the phone number/mail address
etc.
[Save]
4
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Checking/Using phonebook
You can retrieve phone numbers from the
phonebook to make calls and send mail.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phonebook] ($)
Select a name
2
1 Image
Touch to select and use the application
supporting the registered contents of the
phonebook.
2 Registered contents
Display the registered contents as icons.
3 Phonebook
4 Communication
Display the history of the call, mail, etc.
5 My profile
6 Groups
Select the group to display.
7 Register
8 Search
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Check/Use registered information
3
1 Image
2 Profile
Display the registered contents.
3 Registered contents
Check or use the registered contents.
4 Business card
Register the business card received by
exchanging business cards to display.
5 Use this template
Create your business card by using the
registered business card as a template.
6 Edit
7 Communication
Display the history of the call, mail, etc.
8 Favorite
Register to favorite.
9 Koe-no-Takuhaibin
For details of Koe-no-Takuhaibin, refer to
P. 78 “Koe-no-Takuhaibin” and the
DOCOMO website.
a SMS
b Delete
Delete a registered business card.
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Deleting phonebook
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phonebook] ($)
Touch the name for a while/
2
[Delete]/[OK]
Editing phonebook
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phonebook] ($)
Select the name/[Edit]
2
Set each item/[Save]
3
: For details of each item that can be set
nP. 69
My profile
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phonebook] ($)/[My profile]
Check/Use the profile
2
1 Image
2 Registered contents
3 Business card
4 Exchange this name card
Exchange the registered business cards.
5 Edit
6 Create new
Create a business card.
7 Edit
8 Delete
Importing from docomo mini
UIM card
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Phonebook] ($)
[z]/[Others]/[Import/Export]/
2
[Import from SIM card]
Select the account of the
3
registering destination
Select the contact information to
4
import
: To import all the contact information: [z]/
[Import all]
Using PhoneBookCopy
You can copy phonebook data to/from other
handsets using microSD Card. Also, you can
copy phonebook data stored in Google account
to docomo account.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[PhoneBookCopy]
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: When you use this for the first time, you must
agree with “license agreement”.
Exporting phonebook to microSD
Card
Insert microSD Card in advance.
In the PhoneBookCopy screen, [エ
1
クスポート] (Export)/[開始]
(Start)/[OK]
: Phonebook data stored in docomo account
are saved to microSD Card.
Importing phonebook from microSD
Card
Insert microSD Card with phonebook data in
advance.
In the PhoneBookCopy screen, [イ
1
ンポート] (Import)
Select a phonebook to import/[上
2
書き] (Overwrite)/[追加] (Add)/[OK]
: Imported phonebook data are saved in
docomo account.
Copying contact information stored
in Google account to docomo
account
In the PhoneBookCopy screen,
1
[docomoアカウントへコピー] (Copy
to docomo account)
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Select a Google account to copy/
2
[上書き] (Overwrite)/[追加] (Add)/
[OK]
: Copied phonebook data are saved in
docomo account.
: You can copy phonebook data stored in the
main body to docomo account in the same
way as Google account.
When phonebook item names (phone number
etc.) stored in other handsets are different from
those of this handset, the item names may be
changed or deleted. Also, the characters that
can be registered in contact information are
different in each handset, so they may be
deleted in copy destination.
If you use phonebooks created (exported)
through PhoneBookCopy in other than
PhoneBookCopy, they may not be properly
displayed.
When you export phonebook to microSD Card,
you cannot copy phonebook data without name.
When you import phonebook from microSD
Card, you cannot read files which were backed
up collectively.
Phonebook
The “Phonebook” ($) application is set to
activate when registering from outgoing call
history/incoming call history to the phonebook
etc. by default.
The setting is disabled in the following cases.
When performing Reset all
When installing applications of other
phonebooks
When performing [Clear defaults] in the
Launch by default field in Manage applications
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When the setting is disabled, the screen to select
a phonebook application to activate is displayed
when registering from outgoing call history/
incoming call history to the phonebook etc. You
can perform the settings again by enabling [Use
by default for this action.] and selecting an
application.
Available network
services
You can use the following DOCOMO network
services on the handset.
Service name
Voice Mail
Service
Call Waiting
Service
Call Forwarding
Service
Nuisance Call
Blocking Service
Caller ID
Notification
Service
Public mode
(Power off)
Koe-noTakuhaibin
“Deactivate” does not mean that the Voice Mail
Service, Call Forwarding Service or other
subscriptions are canceled.
Network services are not available outside the
service area or in a place with no signal.
Subscription
NecessaryFees apply
NecessaryFees apply
NecessaryFree
necessary
necessary
necessary
necessary
Not
Not
Not
Not
Monthly fee
Free
Free
Free
Free
This manual explains the outline of each network
service based on the operation using the
handset menu. Refer to “Mobile Phone User’s
Guide [Network Services]” for details.
For subscription and inquiries, contact “General
Inquiries” on the back of this manual.
Voice Mail Service
Voice Mail Service is a service for answering
calls with a reply message and recording
callers’ messages when the handset is outside
the service area or turned off or when you
cannot answer calls.
The handset does not support Voice Mail Service
of videophone call. Call “1412” to disable it.
To prioritize Voice Mail Service when the
answering memo (nP. 81) is also set, set the
ringing time for Voice Mail Service shorter than
the answering duration for the answering memo.
If a call is not answered when Voice Mail Service
is set to “Activate”, the call is saved as “Missed
Call” in “Incoming History” and the notification
icon [+] appears.
Basic flow
STEP 1 Activate Voice Mail Service.
STEP 2 Call is received.
STEP 3 Call is connected to Voice Mail Service
center if not answered.
STEP 4 Caller records a message.
To record a message immediately
without hearing a reply message when
you are in a hurry, press “#” when a
STEP 5 Play message.
reply message is played.
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In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Call settings]/
[Network service]/[Voice mail
service]
Select the service
2
Activate service: Start Voice Mail Service.
Ring time settings: Set time to connect to
Voice Mail Service.
Deactivate service: Stop Voice Mail Service.
Settings confirmation: Check current
settings.
Play messages: Play new message.
Settings: Set Voice Mail Service.
Checking messages: Check new message.
Message notification settings: Set to notify
when a new message is stored.
You can record up to 20 messages with the
recording time per message up to
approximately 3 minutes. Messages are saved
for up to approximately 72 hours.
When Call Forwarding Service is set to
“Activate”, Voice Mail Service is stopped
automatically.
[Ring time settings]
If you set Ring time settings to “0sec”, an
incoming call is directly connected to Voice Mail
Service center without being registered in the
incoming call history.
Call Waiting Service
Call Waiting Service is a service for placing the
current call on hold and answering a new
incoming call when the handset beeps during a
call to notify you of another call. In addition,
place the current call on hold and make a new
call.
call to another party are possible even when
Call Waiting Service is deactivated.
Answering an incoming call during a
call
A beeping tone is heard during a
1
call
Answer the call
2
: When [Activate] is displayed, operate after
touching [Activate].
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1 Accept
Caller
Charged to caller.
Call Forwarding Service
subscriber
Charged to Call Forwarding
Service subscriber.
Forwarding destination
You can place the current voice call on
hold and answer the call.
2 Reject
You can reject the incoming call.
Placing the current voice call on hold
and making a separate call
During a call, [Add call]/enter a
1
phone number/[0]
: The original call is automatically placed on
hold.
Call Waiting Service screen layout
1 Switch callers
You can switch callers.
2 Caller on current call
3 Caller on hold
Call Forwarding Service
Call Forwarding Service is a service for
forwarding calls when the handset is outside
the service area or turned off or when calls are
not answered within set ringing time.
To prioritize Call Forwarding Service when the
answering memo (nP. 81) is also set, set the
ringing time for Call Forwarding Service shorter
than the answering duration for the answering
memo.
If a call is not answered when Call Forwarding
Service is set to “Activate”, the call is saved as
“Missed Call” in “Incoming History” and the
notification icon [+] appears.
Basic flow
STEP 1 Register forwarding destination.
STEP 2 Activate Call Forwarding Service.
STEP 3 Call is received.
STEP 4 Call is automatically forwarded to the
Service. Also, entering a phone number to
forward to and setting the ringing time are
available.
Deactivate service: Stop Call Forwarding
Service.
Change call forwarding number: Change
phone number to forward to.
Call forwarding settings: Set whether to
connect to Voice Mail Service center when
the forwarding destination is busy.
Guidance settings: Set whether to enable the
forwarding guidance.
Settings confirmation: Check current
settings.
When Voice Mail Service is set to “Activate”,
Call Forwarding Service is stopped
automatically.
When you set Ring time to “0sec”, an incoming
call is directly forwarded without being
registered in the incoming call history.
Nuisance Call Blocking Service
You can register phone numbers for “nuisance
calls” such as prank calls. When numbers are
registered for the Nuisance Call Blocking
Service, calls are automatically rejected and a
guidance answers them.
A ring tone does not sound when calls are
received from registered numbers. In addition,
the calls are not saved in the incoming call
history.
You can reject callers with no caller ID.International calls may not be rejected.
Register the caller of the specified phone
number.
Delete all registered caller ID: Delete all
registered numbers.
Delete latest registered number: Delete the
last registered number.
Check the number of registration: Check the
number of registered entries.
Advanced settings: Connect to the site
where you can delete the registered number
by selecting and check the registered
number.
Caller ID Notification Service
You can display your number (caller ID) on the
other party’s phone (display) when you make a
call.
Caller ID is important personal information. Be
very careful about your caller ID setting.
The caller ID notification function is available
only on compatible phone devices.
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If you hear a message asking you to notify caller
ID, enable the caller ID notification function or
add “186” and call again.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Call settings]/
[Network service]/[Caller ID
notification]
Select the service
2
Settings: Activate/Deactivate Caller ID
Notification Service.
Settings confirmation: Check current
settings.
Public mode (Power off)
Public mode (Power off) is an automatic
answering service used to ensure the proper
manners in public places. Set Public mode
(Power off) to play a message for the caller
stating that the power is off and you are unable
to answer because you are in a place that does
not allow the use of mobile phone (in a hospital,
on the airplane, near the priority seats on the
train, etc.), and the call is disconnected
automatically.
When Public mode (Power off) and network
services are set simultaneously, Voice Mail
*1
, Call Forwarding Service*1 and Caller
Service
ID Display Request Service
priority to Public mode (Power off).
*1 For calls whose ringing time is other than 0
seconds, the service is activated after the
Public mode (Power off) guidance.
*2 Public mode (Power off) is activated when
the caller notifies the ID.
*2
are activated in
For calls from callers rejected by Nuisance Call
Blocking Service, Public mode (Power off) is not
activated.
When a “User unset” call is received while Caller
ID Display Request Service is set to “Activate”,
Caller ID Display Request message is played
(Public mode (Power off) message is not
played).
Public mode (Power off) remains set until disabled.
The setting is not canceled just by turning on the
power. When a call is received, a message stating
that you are in a place that does not allow the use
of mobile phone is played and the call is
disconnected automatically. Public mode (Power
off) message is played when the handset is outside
the service area or in a place with no signal.
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Koe-no-Takuhaibin
You can record or play voice messages with
simple operations.
Koe-no-Takuhaibin is a service that does not
require a subscription. The monthly usage fees
are free. However, the fees are charged for
recording or playing messages.
You cannot use overseas.Refer to the DOCOMO website for details.
Basic flow
STEP 1 Specify caller and make a call by the “声の
宅配便 (Koe-no-Takuhaibin)” application.
STEP 2 Record a message according to voice
guidance.
STEP 3 Record notification is received by the
caller.
STEP 4 Caller plays the message.
STEP 5 Play notification that notifies the message
recording time per message up to
approximately 15 minutes. Messages are
saved for 720 hours.
You can protect up to 5 messages. If you
disable the protection, the messages will be
deleted automatically after 720 hours have
passed.
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Various Settings
Setting menu
In the home screen, [R]/[Settings] to display
the menu and set various settings of the
handset.
SettingDescription
ProfileYou can display the phone
Energy saving
settings
docomo service Set the docomo service.
Wireless &
networks
Call settingsSet call such as voice mail and
Sound settings Set the manner mode, ring tone,
Display settings Set screen display etc.
USB connection Change the settings for
Location &
security
number registered in the
docomo mini UIM card and
register a name, mail address,
etc.
Activate Energy save. You can
set the mode to use and the
mode to be switched by the
battery level and the time.
Set communication such as
Wi-Fi function, Bluetooth
function and Wi-Fi tethering.
reject calls.
etc.
connecting the handset to a PC
using the microUSB cable for
PC (sample).
Set the security lock or the way
to retrieve information of the
present location.
SettingDescription
ApplicationsManage applications.
Accounts &
sync
PrivacyPerform Reset all or transfer
microSD &
phone storage
Language &
keyboard
Voice input &
output
AccessibilitySet accessibility option.
Pedometer
setting
Date & timeSet the date and time and the
About phoneCheck the information about the
Default settings Change the initial setting.
You can synchronize data
between the handset and online
services. You can access
personal information stored in
online services from the
handset and PC, and you can
use and update data by
synchronizing them.
data.
You can check the available
space on the microSD Card,
manage the backup, etc.
Set the language displayed on
the screen or character entry.
Set Voice input & output and
text-to-speech.
Set pedometer setting such as
User Information.
date format.
handset.
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Profile
You can display the phone number registered in
the docomo mini UIM card and register a name,
mail address, etc.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Profile]
[z]/[Edit]/set each item/
2
[z]/[Save]/[Yes]
Energy saving settings
Activate Energy save. You can set the mode to
use and the mode to be switched by the battery
level and the time.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Energy saving
settings]
Set
2
1 In-use setting
Display in the set mode.
2 Mode
The following modes can be set.
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Normal: You can change the setting
with your favorite contents.
Waza-ari: You can use comfortably
while saving the battery power.
Emergency: Save the battery power as
much as possible.
3 EnergySaveLvl
Display the effect of the energy saving.
4 Sw.batt.lvl.
You can set to switch to the specified
mode when the battery level reaches the
specified level.
5 Edit
Set the functions to save energy
individually, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
function and GPS function.
6 Check
Confirm the details of the mode.
7 Set timer
Set to the specified mode when specified
time arrives.
8 Current battery use
When the mode is set to be switched according
to the setting of Sw.batt.lvl., the mode is not
switched even when the time set for Set timer
arrives.
When enabling Energy save stndby, it controls
the applications that operate in the background
during the sleep mode. For Waza-ari mode, if
you touch [Z] of Energy save stndby in the
editing screen and select [Advanced], you can
set the application to control individually.
The applications that communicate periodically
may not start the communication even if Energy
save stndby is disabled. In such case, set the
corresponding application again.
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docomo service
Set the docomo service.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[docomo service]
Select an item
2
Application manager: Set the confirmation for
updating applications.
Wi-Fi: Perform settings to use the docomo
service by using Wi-Fi.
docomo apps password: Set the password to
use for applications DOCOMO provides.
AUTO-GPS: Set AUTO-GPS.
Open source licenses: Display the open
source license.
Wireless & networks
Set communication such as Wi-Fi function,
Bluetooth function and Wi-Fi tethering.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Wireless & networks]
Select an item
2
Offline(airplane) mode: Restrict the use of all
functions using communication such as call/
mail function.
Wi-Fi: Enable Wi-Fi function.
Wi-Fi settings: For details nP. 44
Home network settings: For details
nP. 114
Bluetooth: Enable Bluetooth function.
Bluetooth settings: For details nP. 110
Portable hotspot: For details nP. 45
VPN settings: For details nP. 115
Mobile networks: For details nP. 147
[Offline(airplane) mode]
When the SIM card lock setting is enabled, you
cannot call to the emergency number (110, 119
or 118). When the SIM card lock setting is
disabled, you can call to the emergency
number (110, 119 or 118) in Offline(airplane)
mode. If you call to the emergency number,
Offline(airplane) mode is disabled and the call
is made.
Call settings
Set call such as voice mail and reject calls.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Call settings]
Select an item
2
Network service: For details nP. 73
Any key answer settings: Set an action when
you press x on receiving a call.
Power key ends call: Set whether to end the
call by pressing H.
Open slide to call: Open the handset during
an incoming call to answer the call.
Close slide to end call: Close the handset
during a call to end the call.
Call/Ans Memo: Play or set Call/Answer
Memo. If you set the answering memo, the
handset answers a call and records the
caller’s message when you cannot answer.
Overseas setting: Set for international
roaming.
Call advanced setting: Set a prefix number.
Call blocking: Set Call blocking.
・ [Specified numbers]/[z]/[Edit] to add/
change/delete the specified phone number.
Accounts: Set an account for Internet call.
Use Internet calling: Set whether to use
Internet call.
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[Any key answer settings]
Following items can be set.
Answer: Press x on receiving a call to
answer it.
Quick silent: Press x on receiving a call to
temporarily stop the ring tone or vibration.
Sound settings
Set the manner mode, ring tone, etc.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Sound settings]
Select an item
2
Manner mode: For details nP. 82
Phone vibe: Set whether to enable the
vibrator for receiving a call.
Volume: Set the volume of ring tone, media
play sound, etc.
・ Alternatively, press x/y to change the
incoming call volume.
Earphone type: Set the type of earphone/
microphone to connect.
Melody: Set the ring tone.
Vibrator Pattern: Set the vibrator pattern.
Incoming lamp: Set the pattern of lamp when
receiving a call.
Notification sound: Set the sound for
receiving a notification.
Ring duration: Set the ring duration.
Pulse notification light: Set whether to flash
the lamp for receiving a notification.
Sound start charging: Set whether to sound
when the charging starts.
Audible touch tones: Set whether to enable
dial sound.
Audible selection: Set whether to enable
operation sound for selecting items.
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Screen lock sounds: Set whether to enable
operation sound for locking or unlocking
screen.
Haptic feedback: Set whether to enable the
vibrator for specific key operations.
[Pulse notification light]
If no operations are performed for
approximately 24 hours after notification lamp
starts flashing, notification lamp will be turned
off.
Manner mode
Set to avoid disturbing others when in public.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Sound settings]/
[Manner mode]
: Alternatively, in the home screen, H (for at
least 1 second)/[Manner mode] to enable/
disable the manner mode. When setting the
manner mode, it is set to the previous
manner mode.
Select the type of the manner mode
2
Standard manner mode: The ring tone and
operation sound are silenced, and the
vibrator is activated when receiving a call or
others. When Answering memo setting is set
to [Mannermode], the answering memo is
enabled and operated according to its
setting.
Drive manner mode: The ring tone and
operation sound are silenced, and the
vibrator is not activated even when receiving
a call or others. The answering memo is
enabled and operated with the Answering
message setting of [Drive].
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Silent manner mode: The ring tone and
operation sound are silenced, and the
vibrator is not activated even when receiving
a call or others. When Answering memo
setting is set to [Mannermode], the
answering memo is enabled and operated
according to its setting.
OFF: Disable the manner mode.
The following sounds are not silenced even
when the manner mode is set.
Shutter sound of the camera
Record start/end sound of the video camera
While the manner mode is set, incoming call
volume cannot be changed by pressing x/y.
Display settings
Set screen display etc.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Display settings]
Select an item
2
Brightness: For details nP. 83
Auto turn when opened: Set whether to
switch the screen to horizontal/vertical
display when rotating the handset 90° to the
left/right with the handset opened.
Auto turn when closed: Set whether to switch
the screen to horizontal/vertical display when
rotating the handset 90° to the left/right with
the handset closed.
Animation: Set whether to express screen
switch with animation.
Screen timeout: Set the light duration of
backlight.
VeilView: Prevent others from seeing
display.
Text font: Set the text font.
Wallpaper: Set an image for the home
screen.
[Auto turn when opened], [Auto turn when
closed]
Auto-rotate screen may not follow the setting
depending on the application in use.
[Screen timeout]
Note that increasing the light duration shortens
the continuous stand-by time.
[VeilView]
The effect of preventing others from seeing
differs depending on the selected patterns.
The intensity is more effective to prevent others
from seeing the display in order of [Dark],
[Medium], and [Light].
VeilView is disabled if the power is turned off.
[Text font]
Font may not appear correctly when activating
an application downloaded from Android
Market etc. depending on the selected font.
Brightness
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Display settings]/
[Brightness]
Select an item
2
Automatic brightness: Set whether to adjust
the brightness of the backlight automatically.
When not adjusting automatically, set the
brightness manually.
Vivid display mode: Set whether to make the
display vivid.
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[Automatic brightness]
Note that the continuous stand-by time is
shortened when increasing the brightness of
the screen.
USB connection
Change the settings for connecting the handset
to a PC using the microUSB cable for PC
(sample).
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[USB connection]
Select an item
2
PC software installer: Set whether to install
MediaJet when connecting to a PC via the
microUSB cable for PC.
USB connection mode: Change the mode
set when connecting the handset to a PC.
・ Connect the handset to a PC via the
microUSB cable for PC in advance.
[USB connection mode]
The following modes can be set.
Card reader mode: Mode for using microSD
Card inserted into the handset as external
memory for a PC.
Fast transfer mode: Mode for fast data
communication between the handset and a
PC.
MTP mode: Mode for transferring music
data/video/still picture to microSD Card using
Windows Media
While transferring data, Offline(airplane) mode
may be enabled.
®
Player 11/12.
Location & security
Set the security lock or the way to retrieve
information of the present location.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Location & security]
Select an item
2
Use wireless networks: Gather location
information using wireless networks.
Use GPS satellites: Gather location
information with higher accuracy.
Lock Setting: Set/disable Screen lock,
Restrict calls and Restrict address book.
Unlock method: Change the unlock method.
finger list, Lock No. or password can be
used.
Change unlock pattern: Change the finger
list pattern, Lock No. or password set for
unlock method.
Use visible pattern: Display track for entering
finger list pattern with line.
Use tactile feedback: Activate vibration on
entering Lock No., finger list pattern and
password.
Set up SIM card lock: For details nP. 87
Visible passwords: When you enter the PIN
code etc., you can display the entered
characters before displaying [・].
Select device administrators: For details
nP. 87
Use secure credentials: Allow access to
secure certificates and other credentials.
・ Set the credential storage password in
advance.
Install from microSD: Install encrypted
certificates from microSD.
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Set password: Set the credential storage
password.
Clear storage: Delete all credentials and
reset the credential storage password.
It is necessary to enable location information
services ([Use wireless networks] or [Use GPS
satellites]) to measure the present location.
[Use GPS satellites]
Power consumption of the handset increases.
[Lock Setting]
The followings are the details of the lock which
can be set. Entering the unlock method set by
Unlock method is required to temporarily
disable each lock.
Screen lock: Screen lock is set while the
touch panel is locked.
Restrict calls: Restrict calling.
Restrict address book: Restrict the operation
concerning the phonebook such as viewing
and registering the phonebook.
If you failed to enter finger list pattern five times
when temporarily disabling Screen lock,
[Forget?] is displayed when you have set your
Google account. Disable the lock temporarily by
signing in with your Google account and enter
new finger list pattern.
You can call to the emergency number (110,
119 or 118) even when you set Restrict calls.
Lock/Security
Security codes used on the
handset
Some functions for convenient use of the
handset require security codes. In addition to
the Lock No. used for various handset
operations, use security codes such as the
network security code when using network
services. Use security codes with various
functions to fully utilize the handset.
Entered Lock No. (security code for each
function) and PIN code are marked with [・].
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Precautions for various security codes
Do not use easily estimated numbers for
security codes to be set such as “birthday”,
“part of a phone number”, “address or room
number”, “1111” or “1234”. Keep a separate
memo of security codes.
Keep security codes private. If the security
codes are found and improperly used by others,
DOCOMO shall not be liable for any loss of the
users.
If you forget your security codes, you are
required to bring your identification (a driver’s
license etc.), your handset and your docomo
mini UIM card to a docomo Shop.
For details, contact “General Inquiries” on the
back of this manual.
PUK (PIN Unlock Key) is described in the
agreement form (customer copy) you received
at the time of subscription at a docomo Shop. If
you made a subscription outside a docomo
Shop, bring your identification (a driver’s
license etc.) and your docomo mini UIM card to
a docomo Shop or contact “General Inquiries”
on the back of this manual.
Lock No. (for various functions)
Lock No. is set to [0000] by default but you can
change the number (nP. 84).
If you enter the wrong Lock No. five times
continuously, you cannot enter it for 30 seconds.
Network security code
Network security code is a four-digit code required
for confirming the subscriber’s identity when an
order is received at a docomo Shop or docomo
Information center or used for accessing various
network services. You set arbitrary code at the time
of subscription but you can change the code.
For those with “docomo ID/password” of the
general support site “My docomo” designed for PC
(in Japanese only), the registration procedure for a
new network security code is available from PC.
Refer to the inside back cover of this manual for
details on “My docomo”.
PIN code
A docomo mini UIM card has a security code called
PIN code. This security code is set to [0000] by
default but you can change the code (nP. 87).
The PIN code is a four- to eight-digit security code
that is entered when a docomo mini UIM card is
inserted or when the handset is turned on to
prevent unauthorized use by a third party. Making/
Receiving a call and the handset operation are
enabled by entering PIN code.
Use the previously set PIN code when inserting a
docomo mini UIM card that has been used in
another handset. It is [0000] if the setting has not
been changed.
If you enter the wrong PIN code three times
continuously, it is locked. In this case, unlock
with “PUK” (PIN Unlock Key).
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PUK (PIN Unlock Key)
PUK (PIN Unlock Key) is an eight-digit number
used to disable the PIN code lock. You cannot
change the code.
If you enter the wrong code ten times
continuously, the docomo mini UIM card is
completely locked. In this case, contact a
docomo Shop.
Disabling PIN lock
In the PIN locking screen, enter
1
PUK (PIN Unlock Key)/[OK]
Enter the new PIN code/[OK]
2
Enter the new PIN code again/
3
[OK]
SIM card lock setting
Set the PIN code.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Location & security]/
[Set up SIM card lock]
Select an item
2
Lock SIM card: Set whether to enter the PIN
code when the power is turned on.
Change SIM PIN: Change the PIN code.
In Japan, you cannot call to the emergency
number (110, 119 or 118) from the PIN code
entry screen and PUK (PIN Unlock Key) entry
screen, with a docomo mini UIM card locked.
The setting is saved in the docomo mini UIM
card.
Managing device
Set a device administrator when the device
administrator is certificated.
using Omakase Lock. As of November 2011,
Omakase Lock is not available.
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Applications
Manage applications.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Applications]
Select an item
2
Unknown sources: Allow installation of
applications received via mail or sites other
than the Android Market.
Preferred install location: Set the preferred
location for installed applications.
File transfer mail software: Set a mail
software to be activated by attaching to mail
from another application.
Home applications: Switch the home
application to use.
Manage applications: Check application
names, their versions, the memory usage,
etc., transfer to the microSD Card, uninstall,
etc.
Running services: Display and control the
running services.
Storage use: Check storage usage per
application.
Battery use: Check battery usage per
application.
Development: Use application development
functions.
[Unknown sources]
Applications you download from the sites may
be of unknown origin. To protect your handset
and personal data, download applications only
from trusted sources such as Android Market.
[Development]
Refer to the following site for details on
development function.
(http://developer.android.com/)
Accounts &
synchronization
You can synchronize data between the handset
and online services. You can access personal
information stored in online services from the
handset and PC, and you can use and update
data by synchronizing them.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Accounts & sync]
Select an item
2
Background data: Allow all applications to
automatically perform data communication.
Auto-sync: Allow all applications to
automatically perform data synchronization.
: Accounts to be synchronized are displayed
as items in “Manage accounts”.
: For details on adding an account nP. 46
Register Google account in advance when you
synchronize phonebook of your handset with
contacts on the online services even if you
synchronize with other than Google account.
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Privacy
Perform Reset all or transfer data.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Privacy]
Select an item
2
Reset all: Delete all the data in the handset.
DataTransferMode: Set when transferring
data in the handset at a DOCOMO shop.
[Reset all]
The following data is deleted.
Data that is created, saved or registered
Contents that are set by the “Settings”
application
Downloaded applications
microSD & phone storage
You can check the available space on the
microSD Card, manage the backup, etc.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[microSD & phone
storage]
Select an item
2
Total space: Check the microSD Card space.
Available space: Check the available space
on the microSD Card.
microSD backup: For details nP. 143
Mount microSD/Unmount microSD: Mount/
Unmount microSD Card.
Erase microSD: Format the microSD Card.
・ Unmount the microSD Card in advance.
Available space: Check the available space
on the handset.
[Mount microSD], [Unmount microSD]
Turn off the power before mounting or
unmounting the microSD Card.
[Erase microSD]
Note that all the data on the microSD Card will
be deleted when formatted.
Language & keyboard
Set the language displayed on the screen or
character entry.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Language & keyboard]
Select an item
2
Select language: Select Japanese/English.
User dictionary: Register any words in the
dictionary.
iWnn IME - SH edition: Set iWnn IME - SH
edition. For details on each item which can
be set nP. 52
Voice input & output
Set Voice input & output and text-to-speech.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Voice input & output]
Select an item
2
Voice recognizer settings: Set the voice input
method on using Voice Search.
Text-to-speech settings: Set the voice for
reading the characters displayed on the
handset.
Text-to-speech is enabled by downloading
voice data, accessibility option, etc.
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Voice data that is installed by default does not
include Japanese.
Accessibility
Set accessibility option.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Accessibility]
Select an item
2
Accessibility: Set the accessibility option
which responds to the user’s operations with
sound and vibration when available.
Enable finish application function: Set
whether to end applications by pressing H.
[Accessibility]
By default, accessibility option is not registered.
Settings will be available by downloading
accessibility options such as “SoundBack”,
“KickBack” and “TalkBack” from Android
Market.
Pedometer setting
Set pedometer setting such as User
Information.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Pedometer setting]
Select an item
2
Pedometer On: Enable the pedometer.
User Information: Register height, weight
and stride.
Pedometer Reset Time: Set time to reset the
pedometer.
Walking Sensitivity: Set the sensitivity of the
pedometer.
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Pedometer On cannot be enabled without
inputting User Information.
When Pedometer On is enabled, the number of
steps is always counted while the power is
turned on.
The display of the pedometer is reset once a
day at the time set for the Pedometer Reset
Time.
Pedometer
Support everyday walking and jogging with
pedometer widget.
The number of steps, calories burnt, etc. are
saved as history. You can check them as graph.
Register User Information and enable
Pedometer On of Pedometer setting in advance
(nP. 90).
If vibration or shake was applied to the handset
by the vibrator, the number of steps may not be
counted correctly.
Counted number of steps may not be displayed
correctly depending on how to put on, measure
or walk.
When carrying the handset in Carry Case 02
(sold separately), put the Carry Case 02 on a belt
etc.
When carrying the handset in a bag or pouch,
place it in a stable space such as in a pocket or
compartment.
The first number of steps for approximately 4
seconds is counted, but they will not be
displayed as counted steps. Keep walking, and
then the total number of steps including them
will be displayed as counted steps.
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Cautions when counting the number of
steps
In the following cases, the number of steps may
not be counted correctly.
When the handset shakes irregularly
When the bag which the handset is in
shakes irregularly by hitting legs or hip
When dangling the handset from your
waist, bag, etc.
When walked irregularly
When walked irregularly wearing sandals,
geta, slippers, etc.
When disarray of walk occurred such as
walking in the crowded place
When used in a place with up-and-down
movement or frequent vibration
When stood up or sit down
When played sports except walking
When walked up/down stairs or steep slope
When being wobbled in the vehicles
(bicycle, car, train, bus, etc.)
When walked extremely slowly
Date & time
Set the date and time and the date format.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[Date & time]
Select an item
2
Automatic: Set whether to adjust the date
and time automatically.
Set date: Set the date manually.
Select time zone: Set the time zone
manually.
Set time: Set the time manually.
Use 24-hour format: Switch 12-hour format/
24-hour format.
Select date format: Set the date format to
display.
When [Automatic] is enabled
If the handset does not adjust the time for a
while after the power is turned on, turn off the
power and restart it.
Time may not be adjusted depending on the
signal status.
Time may be off by a few seconds.
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About phone
Check the information about the handset.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Settings]/[About phone]
Select an item
2
Status: You can check the battery level,
network in use, etc.
Battery use: You can check the battery
usage per application.
Adjust sensitivity of sensor: Adjust accuracy
of motion sensor and geomagnetic sensor.
Software Update: For details nP. 158
Major Update: For details nP. 165
Legal information: You can check copyright
notice, terms of service, etc.
Technical Regulations Conformity
Certification: You can check the certification
of conformity with technical regulations.
Model number: You can check the model
number.
Android version: You can check the Android
version.
Baseband version: You can check the
baseband version.
Kernel version: You can check the kernel
version.
Build number: You can check the build
number.
[Adjust sensitivity of sensor]
Perform the adjustment approximately 10
seconds after the adjustment screen appears.
Adjustment may be failed depending on
surroundings or other simultaneously running
applications. Change the place where you
make adjustment, end running applications,
etc.
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Mail/Internet
sp-mode mail
You can send and receive mail using mail
address of DOCOMO (@docomo.ne.jp).
Pictograms and Deco-mail are available.
Automatic reception is also supported.
For details on sp-mode mail, refer to “ご利用ガイ
ドブック (spモード編)” (Mobile Phone User’s
Guide [sp-mode]) (in Japanese only).
In the home screen, [R]/[spモード
1
メール] (sp-mode mail)
: Follow the instructions on the screen and
operate after step 1.
SMS
You can send and receive text messages that
include up to 70 double-byte characters (160
characters for single-byte characters only) to/
from other handsets using phone numbers.
You can also exchange messages with users of
overseas telecommunications carriers. Refer to
“Mobile Phone User’s Guide [International
Services]” or the DOCOMO International
Services website for information on available
countries and overseas telecommunications
carriers.
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
[New message]/enter a
2
destination and a message/[Send]
For destinations of overseas
telecommunications carriers, enter “+”, the
country code, and the recipient’s mobile phone
number. If the phone number begins with “0”,
omit the “0”. Alternatively, enter “010”, the
country code and the phone number. Add “010”
to reply to SMS received from abroad.
Single-byte katakana and special symbols in
SMS text may not appear correctly for recipient.
SMS cannot be sent when “186” or “184” is
added.
Displaying message
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
Select a thread
2
: Messages are grouped into a thread by
destination and displayed.
1 Image
It is displayed if an image of the other
party (face) is registered in the
phonebook. Touch it to select and use
the application corresponding to the
registered contents of the phonebook. If
the other party is not registered in the
phonebook, you can register the person
in the phonebook by touching the image.
2 Destination/Sender
3 Number of messages in thread
4 Date and time of the message exchange
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Check the message
3
1 Sender
If the sender is not registered in the
phonebook, the dial screen is displayed
when you touch it.
2 Message
3 Date and time of the message exchange
Replying message
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
Select a thread
2
Enter the message/[Send]
3
Forwarding message
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
Select a thread
2
Touch the message for a while/
3
[Forward]/enter the destination
and message/[Send]
Deleting message
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
Select a thread
2
Touch the message for a while/
3
[Delete message]/[Delete]
Deleting thread
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
: To delete all threads: [z]/[Delete
threads]/[Delete]
Touch the thread for a while/
2
[Delete thread]/[Delete]
Setting message
In the home screen, [R]/
1
[Messaging]
[z]/[Settings]
2
Select an item
3
Delete old messages: When the number of
saved messages reaches its limit, messages
are automatically deleted from oldest one.
Text message limit: Set the number of
messages to be saved by thread.
Delivery reports: Notify you that sent
messages have been received every time a
message is received.
Manage SIM card messages: Manage
messages saved in the docomo mini UIM
card.
Notifications: Notify you that messages have
been received in the status bar.
Select ringtone: Set the incoming ring tone to
be rung when a message is received.
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Vibrate: Set the vibrator to be activated when
a message is received.
[Delivery reports]
When you send a message to mobile phones of
other carriers, the notification for confirming that
it has been received will not be sent to you.
Email
You can send and receive mail by setting a mail
account provided by a service provider such as
mopera U.
Set the account in advance (nP. 46).
In the home screen, [R]/[Email]
1
[z]/[Compose]
2
Compose and send the mail
3
: To attach a file: [z]/[Add attachment]/
select a file
1 Destination
When you enter part of a mail address
registered in the phonebook or a name,
destination candidates are displayed.
2 Subject
3 Message
4 Send
5 Account
6 Discard
End composing without saving the edited
mail contents.
7 Save as draft
Save the mail to the unsent box without
sending it.
Some receiving models may not be able to
receive the subject completely.
Mail sent from a Gmail account is treated as
one from a PC. When receiving models set
PC-mail rejection, mails cannot be sent.
Mail that could not be sent for any reason will
be saved as unsent mail.
Text for recipient may not appear correctly
depending on signal status.
Attaching file
You can attach up to 5 MB by each file. There
are no limits for number of attaching data.
Depending on the receiving side handset, files
may not be received or correctly displayed/
played. Also, the quality of videos may
deteriorate or videos may be converted to
continuous still pictures.
Displaying mail
In the home screen, [R]/[Email]
1
: The Inbox screen appears when only one
account is registered.
・ To display the mail main screen: [z]/
[Accounts]
・ To display the mailbox screen: [z]/
[Folders]
・ To update Inbox: In the Inbox screen,
[z]/[Refresh]
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: The mail main screen appears when multiple
Inbox screen
Mail main screen
accounts are registered.
Select a mail
2
1 Folder name being displayed
2 Unopened mail
The background color of an opened mail
turns to black.
3 Check box
Apply the settings for mails to be
unopened/opened/starred/deleted on the
checked mails collectively.
4 Account
Touch to display the mail main screen
when multiple accounts are registered.
5 Star icon
Use it as a mark indicating that the mail is
special or supposed to be dealt with later.
You can check starred mails in the
starred folder.
6 General Inbox
Display received mails of all accounts.
7 Starred folder
Display starred mails of all accounts.
8 Unsent folder
Display unsent mails of all accounts.
9 Outbox
Displayed when a mail is being sent.
a Account
Display the set accounts. Select each
account to display the Inbox screen of the
selected one.
b Number of unopened mails
c Number of mails
The number of mails being sent is
displayed in the Outbox.
d Preferred account icon
Displayed in the account used when you
compose mails from the mail main
screen.
e Folder icon
Display the mailbox screen of each
account.
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Check the mail
3
1 Destination
2 Subject
3 Message
4 Attached file
5 Date and time of reception
6 Star icon
Use it as a mark indicating that the mail is
special or supposed to be dealt with later.
You can check starred mails in the
starred folder.
7 Display previous mail
8 Sender
Touch it to select and use an application
corresponding to registered contents of
the phonebook. If the sender is not
registered in the phonebook, you can
register the person in the phonebook by
touching it.
9 Display next mail
a Reply
b Reply all
c Delete
Replying mail
In the home screen, [R]/[Email]
1
Select a mail
2
[Reply]/[Reply all]/compose and
3
send the mail
Forwarding mail
In the home screen, [R]/[Email]
1
Select a mail
2
[z]/[Forward]/compose and
3
send the mail
Deleting mail
In the home screen, [R]/[Email]
1
: To delete selected mails: Touch check
boxes/[Delete]
Select a mail
2
[Delete]
3
Setting mail
Setting accounts
In the mail main screen, touch an
1
account for a while/[Account
settings]
Select an item
2
Account name: Change the account name.
Your name: Change your name.
Signature: Change the signature.
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Inbox check frequency: Set automatic
checks for the Inbox.
Default account: Set an account prioritized
when sending mails.
Email notifications: Set whether to notify you
of new mails on the status bar when
receiving mails.
Select ringtone: Set the incoming ring tone
rung when receiving mails.
Vibrate: Set the operations of the vibrator.
Incoming settings: Set the server for
received mails.
Outgoing settings: Set the server for sent
mails.
Adding accounts
In the mail main screen, [z]/[Add
1
account]
Set the account
2
Gmail
Gmail is a mail service provided by Google.
Refer to Gmail website for details on Gmail.
In the home screen, [R]/[Gmail]/[z]/
[More]/[Help]
In the home screen, [R]/[Gmail]
1
[z]/[Compose]
2
Compose and send the mail
3
1 Destination
When you enter part of a mail address
registered in the phonebook or a name,
destination candidates are displayed.
2 Subject
3 Message
4 Account
If you set multiple accounts, you can
change accounts.
5 Send
6 Save as draft
Save the mail as a draft.
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