Kidde ISO1 User Manual

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Introduction

Contents

GettingReady

LearningtheBasics

MakingandAnsweringCalls

AddressBook/Proﬁle

BasicManual

Mail

Internet

Camera

TV(1Seg)

ContentsManager/ microSDMemoryCard

Settingsand ManagementofIS01

InCaseofLossofYourIS01

Appendix/Index

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Preface

Thank you for purchasing the IS01. Before using your IS01, be sure to read the IS01 Basic Manual (this PDF manual) to ensure correct usage. After you have finished reading this manual, store this PDF manual and the printed manuals in safe places so you can retrieve them whenever you need them.

Basic Manual (this PDF manual) describes basic operations of major functions of the IS01. For detailed descriptions on various functions, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese), which is available on the au homepage.

Downloading Manuals

You can download the Basic Manual (this PDF manual) and the full Instruction Manual (Japanese) from the au homepage. From a PC: http://www.au.kddi.com/torisetsu/index.html

Online Manual

Online manuals are also provided on the au homepage, which contents are from the full Instruction Manual (Japanese) and are reorganized in a searchable format. From a PC: http://www.au.kddi.com/manual/index.html

Safety Precautions

Be sure to read the Safety Precautions "" in the full Instruction Manual (Japanese) to ensure proper usage of the IS01. For troubleshooting, check the symptom of your IS01 in au  (au Customer Support) on the au homepage.

From a PC: http://www.kddi.com/customer/service/au/

trouble/kosho/index.html

Before Using IS01

You cannot receive or make calls in a location where the signal cannot be received, even within the service area. Calling may not be available in a location where the signal is weak. If you move to a location where the signal is weak during a call, the call may be interrupted. The IS01 is a digital cell phone and can maintain a high call quality until the signal weakness reaches its limit. Therefore, once the limit has been reached, the call may be disconnected suddenly. Note that the IS01 uses signals which may be intercepted by a third party. (However, the CDMA system enables highly confidential call communications.) The IS01 is a wireless station which is compliant with the Radio Act, and may be subject to inspections regulated by the Radio Act. When you insert the au IC-Card, the product number information of your IS01 is sent to the au server for the security and operation status notification of the IS01. Always be considerate of others around you when using your IS01 in public places. For a child's use, read the IS01 Basic Manual and give your child instructions on proper use.

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Ch e ck a l l the co n t ents a r e in c l uded.

Purchase the common AC adapter 01/02 separately. The illustrations in this manual may look different from the actual product.

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●

Round-type earphone jack conversion adapte

●AC adapter

●Stereo earphone

The following items are not included.

IS01

microUSB-USB

conversion cable

microUSB-18 pin (charger)

conversion cable

ⒸJUNICHI NARUSAWA

● Instruction Manual (Startup guide)

(Japanese)

●Safety Precautions (Japanese)

microSDHC memory card

(4 GB) (Sample)

Battery pack

Warranty

(Japanese)

●Use of cell phones is not allowed in some places.

Using a cell phone while driving is dangerous and prohibited by law. Using a cell phone in an aircraft is prohibited by law.

●Be considerate of people around you.

Some people close to you in crowded places such as packed trains may be using a cardiac pacemaker. Turn the cell phone off in such places. Abide by the rules of hospitals and other medical institutions where it is forbidden to use or carry cell phones.

●Be considerate of where you use the cell phone and

how loudly you talk.

Do not make calls in theaters, museums, libraries, and other similar places. Turn power off or turn on manner mode so as not to disturb others around you by ring tones. Do not use the cell phone on a street where you might interrupt the flow of pedestrians. Move to areas where you will not inconvenience others on trains or in hotel lobbies. Refrain from talking in a loud voice. Obtain the permission of other people before you take their photos with the cell phone's camera.

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Cell phones always emit weak radio waves when power is on. Use cell phones in an enjoyable and safe manner without forgetting to be considerate of others around you.

Checking the Contents of the Box

Cell Phone Etiquette

Introduction

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key)

◎ Steps using u/d/l/r to move the cursor to a

menu item/icon/key on the screen and then pressing * are described as "Select

(Menu item)

". Steps using the trackball to move the cursor to a menu item/icon/key on the screen and then pressing the trackball are also described as "Select

(Menu item)

◎ The screenshots in this manual are simplified and may

look different from the actual screens.

◎ Refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) to

check the default setting of each function. The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

◎ "microSD™ memory card" and "microSDHC™ memory

card" are described simply as "microSD memory card" or "microSD" in this manual.

◎

"microUSB-USB conversion cable (supplied)" and "Sharp microUSB-USB conversion cable 01" are described simply as "microUSB-USB conversion cable" in this manual.

◎ "microUSB-18 pin (charger) conversion cable (supplied)"

and "Sharp microUSB-18 pin (charger) conversion cable" are described simply as "microUSB-18 pin (charger) conversion cable" in this manual.

◎ In this manual, keys are identified as shown below.

Illustrations and Descriptions in This Manual

Introduction

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Preface ...................................................ii

Safety Precautions .................................ii

Before Using IS01 ..................................ii

Introduction

Cell Phone Etiquette .............................. 1

Checking the Contents of the Box ......... 1

Illustrations and Descriptions in This

Manual ................................................... 2

Contents ................................................ 3

Getting Ready

Names and Functions of Parts .............. 5

Charging the Battery Pack ..................... 7

Turning the Power On/Off ...................... 8

Initial Setup ............................................ 8

Adjusting the Touch Panel ........................... 8

Setting Up Your Google Account ................. 9

Switching the Display Language

to English ............................................... 9

Using IS01 in Different Positions ......... 10

Removing the Battery Pack ................. 11

Attaching the Battery Pack .................. 12

Inserting microSD Memory Card ......... 13

Removing microSD Memory Card ....... 14

Security Code and PIN Code .............. 15

Removing/Inserting au IC-Card ........... 16

Learning the Basics

Viewing the Desktop ............................ 17

Using Main Menu ................................. 20

Using the Desktop ............................... 22

Using Widgets/Shortcuts ..................... 23

Basic Operations ................................. 24

Character Input .................................... 27

Making and Answering Calls

Making a Call ....................................... 29

Answering a Call .................................. 30

Returning a Call (Outgoing History/

Incoming History) ................................ 31

Turning On Manner Mode .................... 32

Turning On the Answering Memo ........ 33

Playing a Message in Answering

Memo ................................................... 34

Contents

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Address Book/Profile

Saving an Address Book Entry ............ 35

Dialing from the Address Book ............ 36

Saving a Phone Number from

a Received Call ................................... 37

Saving a Mail Address/Phone Number

from a Received Mail ........................... 37

Checking Your Phone Number ............. 38

Mail

Sending or Receiving Mail

Messages ............................................ 39

Using PC-mail ...................................... 40

Sending PC-mail Messages ............... 41

Receiving PC-mail Messages .............. 41

Viewing Mail Messages in Inbox/

Outbox ................................................. 42

Sending C-mail Messages ................... 43

Receiving C-mail Messages ................ 44

Rejecting Spam C-mail Messages ...... 44

Internet

Viewing Sites with Browser ................. 45

Using Bookmarks/History .................... 46

Using Quick Search Box ...................... 47

Using Google Service .......................... 48

Using au one Market ........................... 50

Using twit SH ....................................... 51

Using mixi for SH ................................. 52

Posting an Entry to a Blog ................... 53

Camera

Taking a Photo ..................................... 54

Viewing Photos .................................... 57

Recording Movies ................................ 57

TV (1Seg)

Initial Setup of TV (1Seg)..................... 58

Watching TV (1Seg) ............................ 59

Recording TV Programs ...................... 60

Playing Back Recorded Programs ....... 61

Contents Manager/microSD Memory Card

Using Contents Manager ..................... 63

Using microSD Memory Card .............. 65

Initializing microSD Memory Card ....... 66

Settings and Management of IS01

Displaying the Setting Menu ................ 67

Changing the Incoming Ring Tone ....... 69

In Case of Loss of Your IS01

Remote Lock ....................................... 70

Security Lock Service .......................... 71

Appendix/Index

Troubleshooting ................................... 72

Index .................................................... 75

Contents

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TV antenna

The display portion of the main body contains a built-in TV antenna for TV signal reception.

Internal antennas

The Bluetooth® antenna and the wireless LAN antenna are built in the left part of the display portion. The GPS antenna is built in the left part of the main body. The FM transmitter antenna is built in the left front part of the main body. The communication antennas are right and left part of the main body. Do not cover the area around the internal antennas with a sticker or other materials. Call/communication quality may become worse.

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Internal antennas

TV antenna

⑬

⑭

⑫

①

③

②

④

⑤

⑦

⑧

⑪

⑨ ⑩

⑥

⑮

⑰⑯

⑱ ⑲

㉑

⑳

㉒

㉓

Names and Functions of Parts

Getting Ready

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① Display (Touch panel) ② Speaker

Emits ring tones, voice of other party

during a call, music, etc.

③ # Home key Displays the desktop etc. ④ f Power/Disconnect key Turns on/off the power, disconnects

a call, exits an application, etc.

⑤ Keyboard Enters characters etc.

⑥ m Search key

Opens application-dependent

search function, or Quick search box to search for information within the IS01 or on the web.

⑦ Lens (Sub camera) ⑧ Light sensor

Detects the ambient brightness and

adjusts the display brightness. Do not cover the area around the light sensor when using the IS01 in the Desktop Position or Open Position.

⑨ Trackball Moves the cursor, selects an item,

etc.

⑩ ^ Back key ⑪ e Menu key

⑫ Charging/Incoming indicator

Lights in red while charging.

Blinks according to the settings when receiving a call or mail message. Notifications of missed calls etc. disappear when no operation is made for approximately 24 hours.

⑬ Infrared port Sends and receives data via infrared

communication.

⑭ Microphone Transmits your voice during a call. It

is also used for recording sounds.

⑮ Lens (Main camera) ⑯ Flat-type earphone jack/cover

Use it to connect Flat-type earphone

microphone etc.

⑰ microUSB connection jack/cover Use it to charge or connect the IS01

to a PC.

⑱ Picture light Lights or blinks when using camera

etc.

⑲ Reset button If any operation is unavailable on

the IS01, press with an object with a pointed end to restart the IS01.

⑳ Battery pack ㉑ microSD memory card slot ㉒ au IC-Card ㉓ Battery pack cover

Getting Ready

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The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of purchase. Charge the battery pack when (remaining battery level approx. 10 %) appears. Charging time takes approximately 210 minutes.

NOTE

The common AC adapter 01 (sold separately) is only for domestic use with a 100 V AC power outlet. The common AC adapter 02 (sold separately) supports a voltage of 100 V to 240 V AC. However, the IS01 can only be used in Japan. Insert and remove the connector of the microUSB-18 pin (charger) conversion cable parallel to the microUSB connection jack. Charging is not available when the battery pack is not attached. Attach the battery pack before charging. Be sure to close the microUSB connection jack cover when charging is finished. Do not pull or twist the microUSB connection jack cover forcefully. The shape of AC adapter may differ from the illustrations depending on the product. Battery life may be reduced depending on the use of applications or functions.

●

microUSB connection jack cover

microUSB connection jack

Check the orientation

microUSB connection jac

Common AC adapter 01/02 (sold separately)

microUSB-18 pin (charger) conversion cable

● Charging with the Common AC Adapter 01/02 (sold separately)

Connect the microUSB-18 pin

(charger) conversion cable to the

microUSB connection jack.

* Be sure to plug it firmly into the power

outlet.

Plug the common AC adapter

01/02 (sold separately) into a

100 V AC power outlet.

Connect the common AC adapter

01/02 (sold separately) to the

microUSB-18 pin (charger)

conversion cable.

Open the microUSB connection

jack cover.

Charging the Battery Pack

Getting Ready

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Hold down f for at least four seconds.

Hold down f and select Power off

t

Select OK.

Touch the center of the six circles one at a time.

NOTE

It may take some time until the screen appears on the display.

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NOTE

If touch panel operations are not performed properly, adjust the touch panel with the following procedure. From the Main menu, select Settings

t

Select System

t

Select Adjust touch panel.

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Turning the Power On

Turning the Power Off

When you turn on the IS01 for the first time, the touch panel adjustment screen appears to make the proper touch panel operation available.

Touch the circles with the finger you usually use.•

Adjusting the Touch Panel

《Phone options screen》

Turning the Power On/Off Initial Setup

Getting Ready

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NOTE

If you do not have a Google account, select Create on the IS01 setup screen and follow the on-screen instructions to register a new account. For applications that require Google account setup, see "Registered application list" (→P.20).

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You can switch the display language for function names and other items to English.

On the desktop, select .

Select 設定 (Settings).

Select

地域／言語＆文字入力

(Locale &

text).

Select

地域／言語を選択

(Select locale).

Select English.

The Google account setup screen appears when you start Market, Google Talk, or Gmail from the Main menu for the first

time, or when you set Data synchronization (→P.67) for the first time.

Setting Up Your Google Account

Select Next to display the IS01 setup screen and select Sign in t Enter the user name and password of the currently used Google account

Select Sign in.

《Google account setup screen》

Switching the Display Language to English

Getting Ready

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NOTE

Keep the IS01 in the Closed Position when carrying it in a bag or a pocket. Carrying the IS01 in the Desktop Position or Open Position could result in a false operation or damage to the IS01. Desktop Position is suitable for using the IS01 on a desk. If the IS01 is lifted in the Desktop Position, the display portion may become unstable. The procedures in this manual are described in the Desktop Position, unless otherwise mentioned.

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The IS01 can be used in three positions: Desktop Position, Open Position, and Closed Position.

Desktop Position

Open the display portion until it clicks.

Open Position

From the Desktop Position, tilt the display portion until it clicks again.

Closed Position

Close the display portion.

Using IS01 in Different Positions

Getting Ready

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NOTE

When removing the battery pack, turn off the IS01. When removing the battery pack, always pull up on the PULL tab. Doing otherwise may result in damage to the contacts on the IS01.

●

①

Battery pack

PULL tab

Remove the battery pack cover by holding ① and sliding in the direction of the arrow.

Remove the battery pack by pulling up on the PULL tab in the direction of the arrow.

Be sure to use the specified battery pack!

Removing the Battery Pack

Getting Ready

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NOTE

Use the specified battery pack for the IS01 and attach it properly. Before attaching the battery pack, make sure that the au IC-Card is inserted. Failure to follow the correct procedure when attaching the battery pack may result in damage to the battery pack or the battery pack cover. Pushing the battery pack cover forcefully with its tabs riding on the battery pack, or the body of the IS01 may result in damage to the tabs.

●

PULL tab

Contacts on IS01

There is a slight opening between the tabs and grooves.

With the PULL tab facing up, align the contacts on the battery pack with those of the IS01 and then insert the battery pack securely.

Properly fit the six tabs of the battery pack into the grooves on the IS01.

Attach the battery pack cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow until it clicks.

Attaching the Battery Pack

Getting Ready

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NOTE

Some functions may not be available when a microSD memory card is not inserted. Insert a microSD memory card before using the IS01. Insert a microSD memory card with the right side up in the appropriate direction. Inserting a microSD memory card forcefully into the slot could result in failure to remove the microSD memory card, or damage to the microSD memory card or the IS01. Insert a microSD memory card until you hear a click and confirm it is locked. Releasing the microSD memory card before it is locked may cause it to pop-out. When a microSD memory card is inserted and the IS01 is turned on, appears on the Status area.

●

Insert this card with the microSD logo side up

microSD memory card slot (upper)

Handle with care!

Turn off the IS01 and remove the battery pack cover and battery pack.

Confirm the direction of the microSD memory card and slowly insert it into the slot until it clicks.

Attach the battery pack, and attach the battery pack cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow until it clicks.

2 3

Inserting microSD Memory Card

Getting Ready

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Attach the battery pack, and attach the battery pack cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow until it clicks.

NOTE

Releasing the microSD memory card when it is pushed toward the slot may cause ejection of the microSD memory card. If the microSD memory card does not come out smoothly, pull it out with your finger. Do not remove the microSD memory card forcefully. It may result in damage to the microSD memory card or the IS01, or data loss. The microSD memory card may be warm after a long time use. It is normal.

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Turn off the IS01 and remove the battery pack cover and battery pack.

Slowly push the microSD memory card toward the slot until it clicks.

Slowly remove the microSD memory card.

2 3

Unmount (disable reading/writing) microSD memory card before removing it. (→P.66)

Removing microSD Memory Card

Getting Ready

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You can use a security code and other passwords described below. Take care not to forget your security code and passwords, because they are required for performing various operations and using subscription services.

Security Code

Usage Example

Making inquiries, applications, and changes while using au Customer Service Center voice guidance, and au web pages

Initial Setting

The four-digit number you wrote on your subscription form

Lock No.

Usage Example

Making, changing, and releasing various settings of the cell phone

Initial Setting

1234

PIN Code

Usage Example

Preventing unauthorized use of the au IC-Card by a third party

Initial Setting

1234

Security Code and Passwords

If the PIN code is incorrectly entered three times consecutively, the PIN code will lock. Use the PUK code to unlock the PIN code.

■PIN Code

You can set the IS01 to require PIN code entry every time the power is turned on, to prevent unauthorized use of the au IC-Card by a third party. The initial setting of the PIN code is "1234". You can change the PIN code to a four- to eight- digit number. For detailed operations of changing the PIN code, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

■PUK Code

Enter the PUK code when the PIN code is locked. PUK code is an eight-digit number given at the time of purchase, and is printed on the back side of the plastic card where your au IC-Card is attached.

PIN Code

NOTE

When the PIN code is locked, the IS01 may be restarted for the security reasons.

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Security Code and PIN Code

Getting Ready

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NOTE

Do not insert or remove the au IC-Card forcefully. Do not touch the IC (metal surface) part of the au IC-Card or the connector part of the IS01. Take care not to lose your au IC-Card when you remove it.

●

IC (metal surface) part

Cutout

Tab

●Removing au IC-Card

Pull out the tab of the tray.

●Inserting au IC-Card

Pull out the tab of the tray and remove the au IC-Card.

Place the au IC-Card on the tray with the IC (metal surface) side up and insert it.

Removing/Inserting au IC-Card

Turn off the power and remove the battery pack before removing or inserting the au IC-Card.

Getting Ready

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Learning the Basics

Viewing the Desktop

You can view the status or current settings of the IS01 on the desktop.

Desktop

󰴫

󰴪

󰴥

󰴧

󰴤

󰴦

󰴩

󰴨

󰴤

Notification area: Displays notification indicators (P.18)

such as missed calls or incoming mail messages. A notification message may be displayed on the right side of the indicator. Tapping the Notification area displays the notification panel and you can view the detailed information.

󰴥 Widgets (P.23) 󰴦 Quick Search Box (P.47) 󰴧 Main Menu key (P.20) 󰴨 Status area: Displays the status indicators (P.18) to

check the status or settings of the IS01. You can display the status panel by tapping the Status area. Select a status indicator to view the information.

󰴩 Shortcuts (P.23) 󰴪 Quick Menu: Moves icons for frequently used applications

from the Main menu to the Quick menu. (P.19)

󰴫 Running application key: Displays the running applications

list screen to switch or exit running applications.

NOTE

When you tap the area where there is no indicator or icon on the desktop or press f, only the wallpaper is displayed on the desktop. If you want to activate or set each function while only the wallpaper is displayed, tap the screen or press f. You can switch the desktop by sliding or flicking it (P.24) to the right and left. (P.22)

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* The screenshot on the left is

used to explain each function and differs from the default screen.

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Learning the Basics

Indicators displayed on the Notification area

Indicator Category

Display information on the

notification panel

Missed call

Arrival time, caller's name/ phone number

Answering memo

Recorded time, caller's name/ phone number, recording duration

Mail C-mail arrival time and date,

sender's name/phone number, message

PC-mail PC-mail arrival time and date,

sender's name/mail address, subject

One-Seg Information such as start/end

of watching or recording reserved program, discarded reservation, program being watched

Download Download result of

applications

System error

Information on system error

Indicators other than the above

Other Information on other

applications etc.

NOTE

If active events exist, the indicators notifying you of the event information are displayed.

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Indicators displayed on the Status area

Indicator Description

Time

Alarm set/ Snooze set

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

)

(

)

Battery level (While charging)

(

)

Full/

(

)

Approx. 80 % remaining/

(

)

Approx. 60 % remaining/

(

)

Approx. 40 % remaining/

(

)

Approx. 20 % remaining/

(

)

Approx. 10 % remaining/

Battery level 0 % The charge indicator is displayed as an animation.

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Offline mode set

Signal strength

Extremely strong/ Strong/ Middle/ Weak/ Extremely weak/ Out of service area

Packet communication signal status

Available/ Not available

Wi-Fi signal strength

Strong/ Middle/ Weak/ Extremely weak/ Out of service area

Packet communication status

Not communicating/ Receiving data/ Sending data/ Sending and receiving

data

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Learning the Basics

Indicator Description

(

)

Character entry mode

Indicators in parentheses are displayed when entering characters on the application in the vertical screen.

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Manner mode status

Normal Manner/ Drive Manner/ Silent Manner

During a call on a speakerphone

Microphone set to off during a call Bluetoothv connection status

Waiting/ Connecting

Infrared communication in progress

FM transmitter in use

USB connection status

External memory transfer mode/ Fast transfer mode/ MTP mode

GPS status

(Animation) GPS positioning in progress/ GPS positioning completed

Data synchronizing

Veil view set

microSD memory card inserted

Outgoing call restricted

Answering memo set

No Answering memo/ Answering memo (one to nine entries)/ Answering memo (ten entries)

Two or more applications activated

Icons displayed in the Quick menu

You can register up to four icons for frequently used applications to the Quick menu. Mail, Browser, Schedule, and Contents Manager icons are registered by default. (P.21)

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Learning the Basics

Using Main Menu

You can access various functions from the Main menu.

On the desktop, select .

The Main menu is displayed. You can switch the Main menu by tapping / or sliding/flicking the Main menu to the right and left.

Main menu

Main menu

Registered application list

Icon Application Description

au one Market Use au one Market.

Documents To Go Display/create Microsoft Office

document or PDF.

Gmail Use Gmail.

mixi for SH Post entries to mixi.

RSS Reader Receive the update information

for web pages.

twit SH

Browse or post entries on Twitter.

YouTube Use YouTube.

Alarm/Timer Use Alarm, Stop Watch, and

Kitchen Timer.

Voice Search Enter a keyword for Google

search with your voice.

Camera Take photos (still images).

Information Reader

Use information written in printed materials on Address Book.

SekaiCamera Use Sekai Camera.

Receive by Infrared

Receive data via infrared communication.

Settings Check settings or information.

Google Talk Use Google Talk (chat).

Text Reader Copy text on printed materials.

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Icon Application Description

Calculator Use Calculator.

Dialer Make a call.

Address Book Manage phone numbers or mail

addresses.

Built-in dictionary Use the built-in dictionary to

search the meaning of a word.

 (Navi Walk)

Search for train connections or maps, and use Total Navigation.

Net Dictionary Search for information from the

dictionary server on the Internet.

Barcode Reader Scan a bar code and use the

information in Address Book or Mail.

Video Camera Record movies.

Photo Display pictures.

Voice Recorder Record a voice.

Compass Display the compass and Google

Maps simultaneously.

Market Use Android Market.

Maps Use Google Maps.

Business Card Reader

Scan a business card to use the information in Address Book.

Media Player Play video clips or music.

Notepad Create memos.

Icon Application Description

One-Seg Watch TV (1Seg).

Mail Use PC-mail and C-mail.

Browser Browse web pages on the

Internet.

Schedule Save and manage schedules or

tasks.

Contents Manager

Categorize, display, and manage data on the IS01 or a microSD memory card.

*1 Requires Google account setup. *2 Requires account setup. *3 Registered to the Quick menu by default.

NOTE

When you use functions from a menu, packet communication charges may apply depending on the function. If you have not subscribed to IS NET, au.NET charges apply (945 yen for the used month). Icon designs may be changed without prior notice.

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Learning the Basics

Using the Desktop

You can switch the desktop by sliding or flicking it to the right and left. A total of three desktop screens, one for each side, are set by default.

You can register widgets and shortcuts on each desktop screen.

Switching desktop screens

When you slide or flick the desktop to the right and left, the indicator displayed on the top of the screen shows the current display position.

Indicator

•

Enabling to add or delete desktop screens/fixing only one desktop screen

You can set whether to enable switching desktop screens. When Fixed One Only is selected, switching desktop screens becomes unavailable. While the desktop is displayed, press e t Select Desktop

Select Settings t Select Free or Fixed One Only

Select Yes.

Adding desktop screens

Including the three desktop screens set by default, you can add up to ten screens. While the desktop is displayed, press e

Select

Desktop

Select Add t Select Add to left or Add to right.

Deleting desktop screens

Display the desktop screen to delete t Press e

Select Desktop t Select Delete.

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Using Widgets/ Shortcuts

A widget is an application (program) available by registering it on the desktop. When selecting a widget or shortcut displayed on the desktop, you can operate the registered widget or access the registered application.

On the desktop, select a widget/shortcut.

Adding widgets/shortcuts

󰴤 While the desktop is displayed, press e

Select

Add

Select Widgets or Shortcuts.

󰴥 Select a widget or application to add to display the

widget/shortcut on the desktop. The message No more room on this Home screen. may be displayed. In this case, display the desktop with free space and then add a widget again.

Removing widgets/shortcuts

󰴤 Long-touch the widget/shortcut to remove on the

desktop. When removing a widget, Remove Widget is displayed on the bottom of the screen. When removing a shortcut, Remove Shortcut is displayed on the bottom of the screen.

Remove Shortcut screen

󰴥 Drag and drop the widget/shortcut to the display area

of Remove Widget or Remove Shortcut to remove the widget/shortcut on the desktop.

NOTE

If you select the widget with when adding a widget, the setting confirmation screen is displayed. Select Set to add the widget on the desktop.

is displayed for Droidget (operation program for widgets). Droidget programs can be overlaid on other widgets.

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Learning the Basics

Basic Operations

Operating the Touch Panel

The IS01 is equipped with a touch panel. You can operate the IS01 by directly touching the screen (touch panel operations may not be available for some functions).

Tap/Double Tap

Tap: Gently touch a screen and then immediately release your finger. Double tap: Tap the same position twice.

■ Touch

Gently touch an item or key and then release your finger.

■

Long Touch

Keep touching an item or key.

■ Slide

While your finger is gently touching the display, trace it to the desired position.

■

Drag

While your finger is gently touching an item, trace it to the desired position.

■ Drop

After dragging an item, release your finger.

■

Flick

Operate the screen by quickly moving (flicking) your finger up, down, right, or left.

■ Pinch

While two of your fingers are touching the screen, move the fingers apart or closer together.

■

NOTE

When performing flick operations, move your finger slowly and then flick it gently.

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Operating the Trackball

Roll the trackball up, down, right, left, or diagonally to move the cursor. Press the trackball to select or execute the item on the cursor.

Moving the Cursor

Press the cursor key (u/d/l/r) or roll the trackball to move the cursor to an item.

Selecting an Item

Press the cursor key (u/d/l/r) or roll the trackball to move the cursor to an item and then press * or the trackball. When operating with the touch panel, tap an item.

Displaying the Option Menu

On the screen where the option menu is available, press e. When the MENU key is displayed on the screen, the option menu can also be displayed by tapping MENU.

Operating the Soft Keys

In the soft key area on the right side of each application screen, operation keys available on the screen appear. Execute the operation by tapping it.

Settings screen

NOTE

Depending on the application or function, the soft key area may not be displayed. Also, the operation may not be performed by tapping the soft keys. Keys in the soft key area may look different from ones described in this manual, depending on the status or version of an application.

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Learning the Basics

Displaying the Context Menu

Context menu is displayed when long-touching the screen. When long-touching the screen or item where the Context menu is available, the available operation menu is displayed.

Returning to the Previous Screen

You can return to the previous screen by pressing ^. When the Back key is displayed on the screen, you can also return to the previous screen by tapping Back.

When the option menu is displayed, the option menu is closed by pressing ^. When the second hierarchy of the option menu is displayed, you can return to the first hierarchy by pressing ^.

Returning to the Desktop/Main Menu

To return to the desktop/Main menu from a function, press #. When the Home key is displayed on the screen, you can also return to the desktop/Main menu by tapping Home.

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Exiting an Application

To exit an application, press f. Alternatively, hold down # to display the running applications list screen and then tap

When pressing # while two or more applications are activated to switch applications, the application process suspends or continues in the background. Depending on the background applications, the continuous standby time may shorten or operation may become slow. The background applications may be terminated automatically by the system.

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Character Input

Enter characters with the keyboard.

《Character entry screen》

①

②

③

④

⑤

① Character entry mode indicators

: Half-width Western alphabet mode : Hiragana/kanji mode : Full-width Western alphabet mode : Kuten (code) mode

② Character entry area ③ Prediction candidates list/Relational prediction

candidates list: If the word prediction function is enabled, the prediction candidates list is displayed when characters are entered. The relational prediction candidates list is displayed when an entry is selected from the prediction candidates list.

By default, the word prediction function is disabled.*

④ Guidance: Press a or s to display the

operation guidance available in the combination of the pressed key.

⑤ SHIFT/ALT status: Press s or a to set to

the selected status. Press s or a again in the selected status to change to the locked status.

: SHIFT unselected status : SHIFT selected status

: SHIFT locked status : ALT unselected status : ALT selected status : ALT locked status

NOTE

You can enter characters by displaying the keyboard (software keyboard) on the screen and then tapping the keys on the screen when the application is operated in the vertical screen. For detailed operations or settings about character entry, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

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Learning the Basics

Switching Character Entry Modes

You can switch the entry mode between the half-width Western alphabet mode and the hiragana/kanji mode each time you press n. Switch between the full-width Western alphabet mode and the hiragana/kanji mode by pressing n while pressing a. Press a + K to switch to the Kuten (code) mode.

NOTE

Available entry modes differ depending on the function you are using.

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Entering Alphabetical Characters

Example: Entering "au" Switch the entry mode to "

half-width Western

alphabet mode" or "

full-width Western alphabet

mode" in advance.

Press AU.

NOTE

To enter uppercase characters, press the key to be entered while pressing s. When pressing s twice to switch to the SHIFT locked mode, all characters can be entered in uppercase.

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Entering Pictograms, Decoration Emoji, Face Marks, and Symbols

After you display the pictogram list, Decoration Emoji list, face mark list, or symbol list, enter them on the character entry screen. When no target item to be converted is on the entry screen, press b. Each time you press b, the lists switch in the order of pictogram (Decoration Emoji)  face mark  symbol. When you press a + b, the lists switch in the reverse order.

NOTE

Pictograms or Decoration Emoji may not be entered depending on the function.

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Making and Answering Calls

Making a Call

You can make a call using the speaker on the IS01, or using earphones, Flat-type earphone microphone, and Bluetoothv headset (sold separately).

From the Main menu, select Dialer.

Phone number entry screen

󰴥󰴤 󰴦

󰴪󰴩󰴨󰴧

󰴤

Dialer tab: Enter a phone number to make a call.

󰴥 Incoming History tab: Make a call from the incoming

history. Select an entry and then tap Call.

󰴦 Outgoing History tab: Make a call from the outgoing

history. Select an entry and then tap Call.

󰴧 Phone number input field 󰴨 Call key 󰴩 Delete key 󰴪 Numeric keypad

A phone number can also be entered with the numeric keys on the keyboard (P.5).

Enter a phone number.

Select Call.

The call is made.

To end the call, select Disconnect or press

After the call is disconnected, the approximate call duration is displayed.

Adjusting the speaker volume

Press u or d during a call to adjust the other party's voice.

NOTE

When calling to a fixed-line phone, enter the phone number starting with the area code even if you are in the same area. When a wrong number is entered, press - or touch delete← to delete one digit at the left of the cursor. When holding down

or long-touching delete←, all digits at the left of the cursor are deleted if the cursor is on the phone number entry field. When holding down or long-touching again, all digits are deleted. Also, if selecting other than the phone number entry field, all digits are deleted. For the procedure on making an international call, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

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Making and Answering Calls

Answering a Call

A call arrives.

Incoming call screen

Select Answer.

To end the call, select Disconnect or press

After the call is disconnected, the approximate call duration is displayed.

NOTE

To put the call on hold, select Hold on the Incoming call screen. The call is put on hold. The other party hears voice guidance indicating that the call is put on hold. Selecting Answer while the call is on hold releases the hold state and the call is connected. To reject incoming calls, select Reject on the Incoming call screen. The ring tone stops and the call is disconnected. The other party hears the voice guidance indicating that the call is made, but is not answered. However, if the Answering Service (Voice Mail) or Call Transfer (Forward on no-reply) is set, the Answering Service or Call Transfer takes priority even when you reject incoming calls.

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NOTE

To disable the ring tone or vibrator before answering the call, select Silent on the Incoming call screen. The ring tone and vibrator turn off, but the call will not disconnect. When Answer is selected, the call is connected. If you do not answer a call,

is displayed on the

Notification area.

is displayed when the Answering memo is recorded. When tapping the Notification area, information such as incoming time, phone number, or name saved in the Address Book is displayed.

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Display when a call is received

When a call is received, the following information is displayed.

When the phone number of the caller is notified, the phone number appears on the display. If the caller's phone number and name are saved in the Address Book, the name is also displayed. When the phone number of the caller is not notified, one of the following indicators appears.

ID Unsent

The caller's phone number is not notified.

Pay Phone

The call is from a pay phone.

Not Support

The caller is using a phone that does not have a caller identification function (ex. an international call, using a local system phone, CATV phone, etc.).

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Making and Answering Calls

Returning a Call (Outgoing History/ Incoming History)

Outgoing calls are saved in the Outgoing History. Incoming calls are saved in the Incoming History.

From the Main menu, select Dialer

Select Outgoing History or Incoming

History.

Incoming history screen

󰴥󰴤

󰴦

󰴨

󰴧

󰴪

󰴩

󰴤

Incoming History tab

󰴥 Outgoing History tab 󰴦 Caller's name, phone number, reason for the unsent

caller identification, network service information, and incoming or outgoing state indicator

: Outgoing indicator : Normal incoming indicator

: Unknown incoming indicator (one-ring call, etc.) : Missed call indicator : Rejected call indicator

󰴧 : Phone indicator 󰴨 Incoming or outgoing date and time 󰴩 Image saved in the Address Book 󰴪 Incoming time (only for the Incoming History)

Select the entry you want to call.

The Outgoing history/Incoming history detail screen is displayed.

Select Call.

NOTE

The IS01 can store up to 20 entries in each of the incoming and outgoing histories. If the history exceeds 20 entries, it is automatically deleted in the order from the oldest entry. When tapping

on the Outgoing history/Incoming history screen, you can make a call to the selected party. Alternatively, select an entry on the Outgoing history/ Incoming history screen

Press e t Select Call

Select Call to make a call.

is displayed when the ringing time is three seconds or shorter. Such a call may be a one-ring call to get you to return the call, which will connect you to services that charge you at high rates. Be careful when you return a call to an unknown caller.

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Making and Answering Calls

Turning On Manner Mode

You can set the ring tone to off by turning on manner mode so as not to disturb others around you.

While the desktop is displayed, press

a + 7.

The manner mode setting menu is displayed.

Select Normal Manner, Drive Manner, or

Silent Manner.

Select one of the modes. Select OFF if you do not set manner mode.

Manner mode types

Normal Manner

Sets the ring tones or operation sound to off. Notifies you of incoming calls or mail messages with the vibrator. Sets the Answering memo to on.

Drive Manner

Sets the ring tones or operation sound to off. Sets the vibrator to off. Sets the Answering memo to on. The answering time is fixed to three seconds and the caller hears the voice guidance indicating that you are now driving and asks the caller to leave the name and message.

Silent Manner

Sets the ring tones or operation sound to off. Sets the vibrator to off. Sets the Answering memo to on.

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NOTE

When holding down a + 7 while the desktop is displayed, the previously used manner mode is set. When holding down a + 7 again, manner mode is set to off. When Contents Manager data is played or function settings are previewed by playing right after manner mode is set, the data is played without sound. Depending on the function, volume can be adjusted by pressing a + 8/a + 9 during playback. Even in manner mode, the IS01 still emits a shutter sound, start/end tone when you record a movie with Camera or voice with Voice Recorder. The use of cell phones while driving a car/motorcycle or riding a bicycle is dangerous and is prohibited by law. Set manner mode to Drive Manner while driving or riding. Since the IS01 is large in size, you may feel the vibration is weaker than ordinary cell phones, depending on the carrying position. Be careful when manner mode is set.

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Making and Answering Calls

NOTE

The IS01 can record a maximum of ten messages of up to approximately 60 seconds. When ten messages have already been recorded,

appears. The messages already played and not protected are deleted in the order from the oldest message. Although Answering memo setting can be changed while manner mode is set, the setting is not enabled until manner mode is turned off.

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Answering with Answering memo

󰴤 When the answering time has elapsed after a call

arrives, Answering memo automatically answers a call with the answering message.

󰴥 Recording starts. 󰴦 When the caller disconnects the call or approximately

60 seconds elapsed, recording automatically ends.

󰴧 When the message is recorded, appears on the

Status area and

appears on the Notification area.

When ten messages are recorded,

appears on the

Status area.

The answering time is set to 16 seconds by default. When manner mode is set to Drive Manner, a call is answered in three seconds regardless of the answering time setting. If you select Ans. Memo when receiving a call, the Answering memo answers the call regardless of Answering memo setting. If you select Answer while playing the answering message or recording a message, Answering memo is suspended and you can answer the call.

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Turning On the Answering Memo

When you cannot answer calls, this function automatically answers calls and allows callers to record messages.

From the Main menu, select Settings

Select Call Settings t Select Call/Ans

Memo.

Answering memo screen

Mark Answering memo setting.

Answering memo is set and appears on the Status area.

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Move the cursor to the message you want

to play

Select Play.

The message is played.

NOTE

When you tap on the Notification area, the notification panel is displayed. Select the message you want to play in the list, the Answering memo list screen is displayed. When tapping Protect/Unprotect on the Answering memo list screen, you can protect/unprotect the message.

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Deleting a message

To delete a message

󰴤 On the Answering memo list screen, move the cursor to

the message you want to delete and then select Delete One.

󰴥 Select Yes .

To delete all messages

󰴤 On the Answering memo list screen, select Delete All. 󰴥 Enter Lock No. 󰴦 Select OK. 󰴧 Select Yes .

Playing a Message in Answering Memo

From the Main menu, select Settings

Select Call Settings t Select Call/Ans

Memo

Select Answering Memo List.

Answering memo list screen

󰴥󰴤 󰴦

󰴤

Indicators showing Answering memo playback state

: Not played

: Played When the message is protected, is added at the top right of the indicator.

󰴥 Caller's name/phone number/reason for the unsent

caller identification

󰴦 Date and time when the message is recorded

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Address Book/Profile

Saving an Address Book Entry

From the Main menu, select Address Book.

When moving the cursor to the tab containing the desired entry and then moving the cursor to the list area, the detailed information is displayed in the detail area.

Address book list screen

󰴤

󰴥

󰴧󰴦

󰴤

Search box

󰴥 Tab: Displays tabs in the order of Japanese

syllabary.

󰴦 List area: Displays entries in the selected tab. 󰴧 Detail area: Displays detailed information on the

entry selected in the list area. If multiple phone numbers are saved, the usually used phone number with on the detail screen is displayed. When selecting Detail, the detail screen is displayed and all information can be viewed.

Select Add.

Address book edit screen

Enter a name, phone number, mail address,

and other information.

Select Save t Select Ye s .

The entry is saved to the Address Book.

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Address Book/Profile

NOTE

If the phone number is for a fixed-line phone, enter the phone number starting with the area code. To switch the screen to the Address book list screen sorted by group, tap Group. To return to Japanese syllabary order, tap Reading on the Address book list screen sorted by group. When selecting

displayed at the right of each item on the Address book edit screen, you can add items. When selecting

displayed at the right of the registered item, you can delete the registered information. If an entry contains multiple phone numbers/mail addresses, you can set the usually used phone number/ mail address by selecting

displayed at the right of

it.

is displayed at the right of the phone number/mail address set as the usually used one. You can save profiles or address book entries sent from other au cell phones via infrared communication.

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Dialing from the Address Book

You can use address book entries to make a call or send a mail message.

Move the cursor to the desired entry on the

Address book list screen.

The detailed information on the selected entry is displayed.

Select the desired phone number in the

detail area.

The phone number menu is displayed. If the entry contains multiple phone numbers, display the detail screen and then select a phone number.

Select Voice call.

The call is made.

Sending a mail message from an address book entry

When selecting a phone number and then Create C-mail, you can create a C-mail message using the phone number as an address. When selecting a mail address and then Create mail, you can create a mail message.

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Address Book/Profile

Saving a Phone Number from a Received Call

You can save a phone number from the incoming history to the Address Book.

From the Main menu, select Dialer

Select the Incoming History tab.

The Incoming history screen is displayed.

Move the cursor to the phone number you

want to save

Press e t Select

Add to Address Book.

Select New Registration. or Add to address

list.

Select New Registration. to save as a new entry. Select Add to address list. to overwrite the current entry.

If you select New Registration., select a type to display the Address book edit screen. If you select Add to address list., select the entry you want to overwrite and then select a type to display the Address book edit screen.

Enter other information t Select Save

Select Yes.

Saving a Mail Address/ Phone Number from a Received Mail

You can save a mail address/phone number from a received mail to the Address Book.

From the Quick menu, select Mail t Select

Inbox.

The Inbox screen is displayed.

Select a mail message in the mail list.

The received mail message screen is displayed.

Press e t Select Register to phonebook.

Select New Registration. or Add to address list.

Select New Registration. to save as a new entry. Select Add to address list. to overwrite the current entry.

Enter other information t Select Save

Select Yes.

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Address Book/Profile

Checking Your Phone Number

From the Main menu, select Settings

Select Profile.

Your phone number etc. can be checked.

Profile screen

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Mail

Sending or Receiving Mail Messages

On the Mail main screen, you can use C-mail that uses phone numbers as addresses to exchange messages between au cell phones, and PC-mail that uses a mail account such as au one mail.

From the Quick menu, select Mail.

Mail main screen

󰴬 󰴭

󰴮

󰴫

󰴤 󰴦

󰴨

󰴪

󰴧

󰴩

󰴥

󰴤

Inbox: Displays all received mail messages.

󰴥 Outbox: Displays all sent mail messages. 󰴦 Unsent box: Displays unsent mail messages and

mail messages failed to be sent.

󰴧 Number of unread mail messages: Displays the

number of unread mail messages.

󰴨 Create C-mail: Creates C-mail messages.

󰴩 Number of unsent mail messages: Displays the

number of unsent mail messages (failed to be sent only).

󰴪 Create PC-mail: Creates PC-mail messages. 󰴫 Template box: Displays the Template box screen to

quote and manage saved templates.

󰴬 Check new mail: Checks for new mail messages. 󰴭 Settings: Performs and check settings. 󰴮 MailStorage: Displays the number of mail messages

and capacity.

NOTE

If you use Gmail, set up the Gmail account from Easy PC mail settings (P.40) or select Gmail from the Main menu

and use the Gmail application.

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Mail

Using PC-mail

You can send and receive mail messages compatible with POP3 and SMTP.

Setting up au one Mail or Gmail

On the Mail main screen, select Settings

Select PC-mail settings t Select

Account settings.

The Account list screen is displayed.

Select Easy PC mail settings t Select au

one or Gmail.

The Easy PC mail settings screen is displayed.

Select Mail address t Enter a mail address

Select OK.

Select password t Enter a password

Select OK t Select Done t Select

OK.

Using mail services other than au one mail and Gmail

Register a user name, password, POP3 and SMTP settings of the server. For setting details, contact the mail account provider.

󰴤 On the Mail main screen, select Settings

Select PC-

mail settings

Select Account settings to display the

Account list screen.

󰴥 Select (Not registered) to display the Account setup

screen.

󰴦 Select Displayed name settings and then enter a display

name.

󰴧 Select Receive settings or Send settings

Enter

necessary items and then select Return

Select Done

Select OK. For details on the setup procedure, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

NOTE

You can register up to three PC-mail accounts. Open the browser to acquire the au one mail account.

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Mail

Sending PC-mail Messages

On the Mail main screen, select Create PC-mail.

The PC-mail creation screen is displayed.

Select Enter Destination t Select Direct

entry

Enter a mail address t Select OK.

When selecting Use phonebook, Insert send/receive history, Quote mail group, or Use profile, you can select a

mail address.

Enter a subject.

Enter a message.

Select Send.

NOTE

Pictograms or Decoration Emoji may not be entered or sent. Even when such characters are sent, they may be replaced with other characters and may be unable to be read.

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Attaching files

When selecting Attachment on the PC-mail creation screen, you can select data from Contents Manager or activate Camera to take photos or movies and attach them.

Receiving PC-mail Messages

Receiving Messages Manually

On the Mail main screen, select Check new

mail.

NOTE

If Receive new mails appears in the soft key area on the Inbox screen, you can check for new mail messages manually by tapping the soft key. When selecting Check new mail on the Mail main screen, the incoming notification ticker or notification indicator is not displayed.

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Mail

Receiving Messages Automatically

If Auto-receive is set to on, PC-mail messages are received regularly. To receive messages definitely, use

Check new mail.

A PC-mail message is received.

When a PC-mail message is received, the incoming notification ticker appears. The notification indicator for PC-mail appears on the Notification area.

Tap the Notification area.

The notification panel is displayed.

Select a message.

Inbox is displayed.

NOTE

Auto-receive is set to off by default. To set Auto-receive to on, on the Mail main screen, select Settings

Select

PC-mail settings

Select Auto-receive t Mark Auto-

receive.

If you reply to or forward a PC-mail message containing pictograms, the pictograms may be deleted.

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Viewing Mail Messages in Inbox/Outbox

On the Mail main screen, select Inbox or

Outbox.

Inbox screen

󰴦

󰴥

󰴩󰴧󰴤󰴨

󰴤 Search box: Enter text and search mail messages

from subjects, senders, destination addresses to display the searched mail messages on the mail list.

󰴥 Folder: Saves C-mail messages to Received mail or

Sentmail.

If the PC-mail account is registered, the PC-mail folder (account name folder) is displayed and mail messages are saved to it. The following indicators are displayed according to the folder status.

: Expanded folder : Folded folder : PC-mail folder

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Mail

󰴦 Number of unread mail messages: Displays the

number of unread mail messages.

󰴧 Mail list: Displays mail messages saved in the

selected folder as a list.

/ : Read/Unread PC-mail message / : Read/Unread C-mail message / : Read/Unread partial mail message : Sent PC-mail message

: Sent C-mail message The following indicators are displayed according to the mail message status.

: Replied received mail message

: Forwarded received mail message

: PC-mail message with attachment

: Protected mail message

/ : High-priority/Low-priority PC-mail message

󰴨 Mail no./number of saved mail messages in the folder 󰴩 Message: Displays the selected mail message.

Select a mail message.

The received mail message screen/sent mail message screen is displayed.

Sending C-mail Messages

C-mail is a service that uses phone numbers as addresses to exchange messages between au cell phones that support C-mail.

On the Mail main screen, select Create C-mail.

The C-mail creation screen is displayed.

Select Enter Destination t Select Direct

entry

Enter a phone number t Select

OK.

When selecting Use phonebook, Insert send/receive history, or Use profile, you can select the saved phone number.

Enter a message.

Up to 100 bytes can be entered.

Select Send.

NOTE

If you send pictograms to cell phones of different models, some pictograms may not be displayed properly. If

is not displayed on the Status area, you cannot

send C-mail messages.

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Mail

Receiving C-mail Messages

A C-mail message is received.

When a C-mail message is received, the incoming notification ticker appears. The notification indicator for C-mail appears on the Notification area.

Tap the Notification area.

The notification panel is displayed.

Select a mail message.

Inbox is displayed.

NOTE

All received C-mail messages are saved to the Received mail folder in Inbox by default.

Charges do not apply when receiving C-mail. If you want to receive C-mail messages that include phone numbers and URLs in the message, cancel the C-mail safety block setting. For details, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

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Rejecting Spam C-mail Messages

You can reject C-mail messages sent from specified phone numbers. Up to ten phone numbers can be specified.

On the Mail main screen, select Settings

Select C-mail settings t Select Receiving

filter

Enter Lock No. t Select OK.

The Receiving filter screen is displayed.

Select Specified numbers.

The Specified number list screen is displayed.

Select Add new t Select Direct entry

Enter a phone number t Select OK.

When selecting Use address book or Quote Send/Receive History, you can select the saved phone number.

Press ^ t Select Done.

NOTE

Note that you cannot receive C-mail messages once rejected by the Receiving filter. When marking Numbers not found in address book on the Receiving filter screen, you can reject C-mail messages sent from the phone number that is not saved in the Address Book.

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Internet

Viewing Sites with Browser

You can browse web pages on the IS01, using packet communication (IS NET, au.NET) or Wi-Fi.

If you have not subscribed to IS NET, au.NET charges apply (945 yen for the used month).

From the Quick menu, select Browser.

Browser is opened and a web page is displayed. au one Top is set by default.

Press e t Select Enter URL.

Web address entry screen

󰴤

󰴦

󰴥

󰴧

󰴨

󰴤

Enter Web Address: Enter a URL. Enter a keyword to

search with Google.

󰴥 Google voice search: Enter a keyword with your

voice.

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󰴦 Suggestion list: Displays a list of URLs saved

in Bookmarks and History, or web suggestions including the entered keyword for Google search.

: Web pages saved in Bookmarks : Web pages saved in History : Web suggestion for Google search

󰴧 Web page title 󰴨 URL

Enter a URL t Select Go.

Alternatively, select an item from the suggestion list.

NOTE

When browsing a web page with a large amount of data, the application may be terminated automatically.

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Internet

Browser operation

You can browse web pages by the following touch panel operations.

Tap: Selects or activates a link or key. Slide/Flick: Scrolls a page. Pinch out/Pinch in: Zooms in/out on a page. Double tap: Adjusts the width of the tapped contents to the screen size (this operation may not be available depending on the web page).

Setting the filtering function

The filtering function blocks inappropriate web pages for young people. From the Main menu, select Settings

Select Transmission

Select Filtering settings t Select Yes t Enter a

password

Select OK t Enter the password again

Select OK. The filtering function is disabled during Wi-Fi connection. The password used when enabling the filtering function is necessary when disabling the setting. Be sure to keep the password.

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Using Bookmarks/History

Bookmarking a Web Page

On the browser screen, display a web page

to bookmark

Press e t Select

Bookmarks

Select Bookmark Current

Page.

The Bookmark registration screen is displayed.

Select OK.

The web page is bookmarked.

Accessing Bookmarks/History

On the browser screen, press e

Select Bookmarks or History.

󰴤

󰴨

Bookmarks/History screen

󰴥 󰴦

󰴧

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Internet

󰴤 Bookmarks tab: Displays a list of registered

Bookmarks.

󰴥 Most visited tab: Displays a list of saved histories in

descending order by the number of times accessed.

Histories may not be listed in descending order depending on the web page.

󰴦 History tab: Displays a list of web pages viewed on

the browser.

󰴧 Bookmark Current Page: Bookmarks the currently

displayed web page.

󰴨 Bookmarks/History: If histories are viewed from Most

visited or History tab, the following indicators are

displayed.

: History saved in Bookmarks : History not saved in Bookmarks

Select Bookmarks, Most visited, or History

tab

Select a bookmark or a history.

The web page is displayed.

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Using Quick Search Box

You can search for information within the IS01 or on the web.

On the desktop, tap the Quick search box

or press m on the keyboard.

The Quick search box screen is displayed.

Enter a keyword in the entry box.

Quick search box screen

Web suggestions and search histories in Google search are displayed as a list under the entry box.

Select an item from the list or select on

the Quick search box.

The browser is opened and the Google search result is displayed. If an application is selected from the list, the selected application is activated.

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Internet

NOTE

If a confirmation screen for Share with Google is displayed, select Agree or Disagree

Select Back.

If you press m on the keyboard while using an application, the application-dependent search screen may be displayed. Press m on the keyboard again to switch to the Quick search box.

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Using Google voice search

Select on the Quick search box screen or select Voice Search from the Main menu to enter a keyword with your

voice using Google voice search.

Using Google Service

Google online services are available by using the application preinstalled on the IS01.

Desktop

󰴤

󰴦

Main menu

󰴧󰴥 󰴨 󰴩

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Internet

󰴤 Google search:

Enter a keyword on the Quick search box to search information within the IS01 or on the Internet. Voice entry of keywords is available by selecting Voice Search from the Main menu.

󰴥 Android Market (Market):

Download and install various applications such as useful tools or games to the IS01 from Android Market. On the Android Market screen, select MENU

Select Help to check how to use Android Market.

󰴦 YouTube:

Search and play video clips on YouTube or upload the movie recorded with the IS01 to YouTube.

󰴧 Google Maps (Maps):

Display a map to check your current location or search the route for your destination. You can also overlay satellite imagery and traffic information on the map (only areas where service is provided). On the Google Maps screen, select MENU t Select More

Select Help to check how to use Google

Maps. The GPS function is set to off by default. From the Main menu, select Settings

Select

Security & location information

Mark Set GPS

function ON to set the GPS function to on.

󰴨 Google Talk:

Chat from your IS01.

󰴩 Gmail:

Use Gmail service. You can view or send Gmail messages from your IS01.

NOTE

Some services may require a Google account setup. A YouTube account is required to upload movies to YouTube. Create a YouTube account before you upload movies. To upload movies to YouTube, sign into your account from the IS01. Google applications and the services are subject to change without prior notice. Some applications may be unavailable when a microSD memory card is not inserted.

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Internet

Using au one Market

You can download and install applications from au one Market.

From the Main menu, select au one Market.

au one Market screen

󰴤 󰴥

󰴤

Tab

󰴥 Display area: Switches display areas between



(Top),



(Category),



(Ranking),



(Application search),





(Recommend), or



(Help) tab.

NOTE

Make sure that applications you install are secure, and then install them at your own risk. Infection with a virus or data corruption may occur. au shall not be liable for operational failures caused by the applications you installed. au shall not be liable for any disadvantages to you or a third party caused by the applications you installed. Follow the terms of service to use au one Market. Procedures on downloading applications and making payment for fee-based applications differ depending on au one Market and the distributor of each application. au one-ID is required to use some functions. Follow on-screen instructions to register the ID. Some applications may not be available when a microSD memory card is not inserted.

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Internet

Using twit SH

You can post "tweets" from twit SH.

To use Twitter, user registration is required. http://twitter.com/

From the Main menu, select twit SH.

The login screen is displayed. If you have already logged in, the twit SH screen is displayed.

Enter a user name/mail address, and

password

Select Allow.

When the login completes, the twit SH screen is displayed.

󰴤

twit SH screen

󰴥

󰴧

󰴩

󰴨

󰴦

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󰴤 Tweet key: Displays the tweet entry screen. 󰴥 Update key: Updates tweets. 󰴦 Home key: Displays the tweets list. 󰴧 Mentions key: Displays tweets posted to you. 󰴨 Direct Messages key: Displays the received direct

message list.

󰴩 Search key: Searches other users etc.

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Internet

Using mixi for SH

You can post messages to mixi and check for updated information.

To use mixi, user registration is required. http://mixi.jp/

From the Main menu, select mixi for SH.

mixi homepage is displayed. If you have already logged in, the mixi for SH screen is displayed.

Enter a mail address for login and password

Select

ログイン

(Login).

The agreement confirmation screen is displayed.

Select

今回は同意する

(Agree only this

time) or

常に同意する

(Always agree).

mixi for SH screen

󰴨󰴧󰴦󰴥󰴤

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󰴤 mixi key: Opens the browser and displays mixi

homepage.

󰴥 Service list key: Checks my mixi voice, latest my

mixi diary, your comment history, latest community comments, latest my mixi albums, and latest my mixi reviews.

󰴦 Voice key: Enters your voice. 󰴧 Diary key: Writes your diary. 󰴨 Update key: Updates diary or review.

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Internet

Posting an Entry to a Blog

You can send photos with messages to a blog using PC-mail or Gmail by selecting Post Blog from Contents Manager (P.63).

Registering Posting Destinations

You can register up to five addresses for posting destinations. For information on posting destinations, contact your blog service provider in advance. For example, register posting destinations from Contents Manager by the following procedure.

From the Quick menu, select Contents

Manager

Move the cursor to a photo you

want to post

Select MENU t Select

Post Blog.

The posting destination selection screen is displayed.

Select New or ADD.

Move the cursor to the Posting destination

service name field

Enter a posting

destination name.

Move the cursor to the Posting destination

service e-mail address field

Enter a mail

address

Select REGIST.

Posting a Blog

On the posting destination selection screen,

select a posting destination.

The application selection screen is displayed.

Select an application you want to use.

The mail creation screen with the selected photo attached is displayed.

Enter a subject and message t Select

Send.

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Camera

Taking a Photo

You can take photos (still images) with the camera.

Cautions for using the camera

Do not position the picture light close to your eyes. Do not look at the picture light directly while it is on. Do not point on the picture light toward the eyes of others. It may harm eyesight. The IS01 may be warm after displaying the photo monitor screen or operating repeated movie recordings for a long time. Be careful of skin contact for a long time which may result in a low temperature burn. If you use the IS01 camera in a wrongful manner, you may be subject to punishment according to laws of the national and local governments.

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IS01 Position for Taking a Photo

Turn the display of your IS01 to the Open Position and hold it firmly with your hands to take a photo.

Do not cover the lens or picture light with your finger.

From the Main menu, select Camera.

Photo monitor screen

Select Shutter.

The shutter clicks and the shot image is saved.

NOTE

If Auto-save is set to OFF, tap Save on the photo preview screen which appears after shooting, to save the shot image.

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Camera

Major keyboard operations available on the photo monitor screen

u/d or sliding the screen up/down: Adjusts the brightness. l/r or sliding the screen left/right: Zooms in/out. Tap on the screen: Moves the AF frame to the tapped position, and locks the focusing.

A: Locks the focusing. 3: Displays the setting menu for the picture size. 8: Displays the setting menu for the picture light. e + h: Displays the help.

Camera Screen

Photo monitor screen

󰴦

󰴧

󰴨

󰴩

󰴪 󰴫 󰴬󰴭󰴮󰴯󰴰󰴱󰴲󰴳󰴴󰴵󰴶󰴷󰼼󰽇󰽈󰽉󰽊

󰴥

󰴤

󰽋

󰴤

AF frame

󰴥 Brightness adjustment slider:

Press u/d to display the slider and set the brightness.

󰴦 Photo:

Activates the Photo viewer and displays images.

󰴧 Menu:

Displays the setting menu for the picture size, scene settings, self-timer, etc.

󰴨 Shutter mode:

Displays the current shutter mode and the alternative mode to switch by tapping.

(Normal  Egao) (Egao  Furimuki) (Furimuki  Normal)

󰴩 Shutter (shoot) 󰴪 Previous shot image 󰴫 Available number of shots

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Camera

󰴬 Picture size:

(QVGA) (VGA) (FWVGA) (Standby screen (WallPaper)) (1.2M) (FullHD) (2M) (3M) (5M)

󰴭 Focus Settings:

(Face AF) (Center AF) (Photo AF) (Fix Close Up) (AF OFF)

󰴮 Scene Settings:

* (Auto) (Standard) (People)

(Landscape) (Foods) (Night Scene) (Backlight) (Text) (Sports)

Displayed when People is detected.

󰴯 White balance:

(Auto) (Bulb) (Fluorescent) (Fine) (Cloudy)

󰴰 Image quality: (Normal) (Fine) 󰴱 Picture light:

(Auto) (ON) None (OFF)

󰴲 Self-timer:

None (OFF) (2 seconds) (5 seconds)

(10 seconds)

󰴳 Brightness:

(-2) (-1) (0) (+1) (+2)

󰴴 Multi-shot:

None (OFF) (4 pictures) (9 pictures)

󰴵 Special effects:

None (OFF) (Monochrome) (Sepia)

󰴶 Smile level:

(Level 1 (smile)) (Level 2) (Level 3) (Displayed only when the shutter mode is set to Egao.)

󰴷 Auto-save: (ON) OFF 󰼼 Save location: (Phone) (microSD) 󰽇 Camera mode auto-switch:

Switches the camera mode automatically when a business card or barcode is detected.

(ON) None (OFF)

󰽈 Steady cam: (Auto) None (OFF) 󰽉 Remember screen direction:

///

(ON) None (OFF)

󰽊 Location information (GPS):

(succeeded) (failed) (Displayed when performing Add location information or Auto-attachment Settings is set to ON.)

󰽋 Zoom slider ( ):

Press l/r to display and zoom in/out.

Options on the Photo Monitor Screen

Tapping Menu or the icons on the bottom of the screen displays options to change the settings.

󰴤

󰴦

󰴥

Option menus for the photo monitor screen

󰴤 Setting alternatives 󰴥 Setting items 󰴦 Current setting

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Camera

Viewing Photos

Photos taken can be displayed in a list using the Photo viewer. You can upload photos to a blog or mixi, attach to mail messages, or edit photos.

On the photo monitor screen, select Photo

Select a folder.

Thumbnail display

Select an image.

The selected image is displayed.

Functions available on the Photo viewer

Upload to a blog or mixi Attach to a mail message Send via infrared or Bluetoothv Edit image Slide show Register for the incoming call image or wallpaper Convert file size or add GPS information

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Recording Movies

You can record movies with your IS01.

From the Main menu, select Video Camera.

Movie monitor screen

Select Record.

Recording starts.

Select Stop t Select Save.

The recorded movie is saved.

NOTE

If the maximum available record time has elapsed or the battery level becomes

while recording, recording is terminated automatically. Movies recorded in the size VGA can be saved only on a microSD memory card.

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TV (1Seg)

Initial Setup of TV (1Seg)

To watch TV (1Seg), you need to configure initial settings.

From the Main menu, select One-Seg.

The channel setting confirmation screen is displayed.

Select Yes t Select an area t Select a

prefecture

Select a city.

Automatic channel scanning starts. When the scanning has completed, the list of receivable channels is displayed.

Select OK.

NOTE

No communication charges apply for watching TV (1Seg). However, when you use an additional service using packet communication on a data broadcast, packet communication charges apply.

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Cautions for using 1Seg

The IS01 may be warm while watching 1Seg. Be careful of skin contact for a long time which may result in a low temperature burn. Be careful not to watch 1Seg for a long time at a loud volume. It may harm your hearing.

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TV (1Seg)

Watching TV (1Seg)

From the Main menu, select One-Seg

Select DigitalTV.

1Seg screen (full screen)

󰴥

󰴤

Touching the image on the screen switches the display in the following order. Full Screen, Panscan*, Normal (with data broadcast), and Middle (without data broadcast)

The upper and lower parts or right and left parts of the screen are trimmed and the image is displayed in the full screen.

1Seg screen (with data broadcast)

󰴥

󰴧 󰴨

󰴩 󰴪

󰴬 󰴭󰴮󰴫

󰴦

󰴤

Video image

󰴥 Subtitle 󰴦 Information: Displays the channel, the broadcast

station name, and the program name.

󰴧 Remote control number and channel 󰴨 Volume 󰴩 Recording start/stop 󰴪 Remote control: Displays 1-12 numeric key operation

panel. Each numeric key corresponds to the remote control number. It may be used for data broadcasting.

󰴫 Data broadcast 󰴬 Image quality

Genre: Standard, Dynamic, Sports, and Movie Contrast Black Strength Tone Sharpness Backlight

󰴭 Exit 1Seg 󰴮 Screen switch: Switches the screen.

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TV (1Seg)

Major keyboard operations available on the 1Seg screen

u/d: Adjusts volume or when watching data broadcast, moves the cursor on the data broadcast screen.

l/r: Switches the channel. l/r (long press): Searches for a channel. 1-9, 0, s + 1/s + 2: Switches the

channel. (1-9, 10, 11, and 12) a + 8/a + 9: Adjusts the volume.

NOTE

Depending on the signal reception, video image or sound may be interrupted or stopped.

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Recording TV Programs

You can record the programs on TV (1Seg) broadcast (video images, sounds, subtitles, and data broadcasts) with your IS01.

On the 1Seg screen, press e

Select Recording t Select Start filming.

Recording starts. Alternatively, tap the recording start key on the 1Seg screen (with or without data broadcast).

Press e t Select Recording

Select Stop Recording.

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TV (1Seg)

NOTE

Recording may fail when the signal reception is not adequate. Recording may be terminated while in progress if the recorded program is charged or has copy restrictions, or if the broadcast area has been changed. Recording continues in the background if the IS01 receives a call or another function is activated. The signal reception may get weaker when the IS01 is closed. If the battery level becomes

while recording, the IS01 saves the recorded contents and terminates 1Seg. At maximum capacity (approx. 3.4 GB), the IS01 can record approximately 16 hours. On the IS01 or a microSD memory card, a maximum of ten hours can be recorded at one time (the maximum file size is approximately 2 GB). The record time may differ depending on the available capacity or the program detail (such as the size of data broadcast).

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Playing Back Recorded Programs

From the Main menu, select One-Seg

Select TVPlayer.

The recorded programs list is displayed.

Select a program.

Playback starts. The same operations as the 1Seg screen are available, such as modifying image quality or switching screens.

TV player screen (with data broadcast)

󰴤

󰴦

󰴧

󰴥

󰴤 Reverse*, Playback/Pause, Fast forward*

While pausing, reverses/advances frame by frame

󰴥 Current playback time/Total playback time 󰴦 Playback/Pause, Skip forward or backward 󰴧 Stop

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TV (1Seg)

Major keyboard operations available on the TV player screen

u/d: Adjusts volume or when watching data broadcast, moves the cursor on the data broadcast screen. r: Fast forwards (during playback)/frame-by-frame advances (during pause) the video. l: Reverses (during playback)/frame-by-frame reverses (during pause) the video.

l (long press): Skips to the beginning of the program. a + 8/a + 9: Adjusts the volume. s + r/s + l: Skips the video 30 seconds

forward/15 seconds backward. **: Pauses (during playback)/plays back (during pause or reverse) the video. * Available only in Full Screen or Panscan display

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Contents Manager/microSD Memory Card

Using Contents Manager

You can categorize and list, play, display, check, and manage data on the IS01 and a microSD memory card, using Contents Manager.

Activating Contents Manager

From the Quick menu, select Contents

Manager.

Contents screen (grid view)

󰴥

󰴤

󰴦

󰴨

󰴧

󰴤

Search condition area: Searches data by save

location, date, type, sort, and search text.

󰴥 Category: Displays data of the selected category in

the Contents display area by tapping New, Photo, Movie, Music, TV, Doc., or Others.

󰴦 Content display area: Displays the data list. You can

switch between the grid view and list view.

󰴧 Player/Copyright: Displays information such as

playback application or copyright protection.

󰴨 Delete search text: Deletes the entered search text.

Playing/Displaying Data

Select a category.

Select a save location (Phone or microSD).

When activating Contents Manager from other applications, Preset may be available.

Move the cursor to data you want to play/

display and then select it.

The application is automatically activated according to the data type and the data is played/displayed.

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Contents Manager/microSD Memory Card

Using/Managing Data

You can send, upload, edit, or delete data on Contents Manager. For example, copy data from the IS01 to a microSD memory card by the following procedure.

On the Contents screen, select MENU.

Select Copy to microSD.

Select Select one item, Select items, or Select

all.

Registering Data to Other Applications

You can register photo or music data to an incoming image or ring tone using Contents Manager.

On the Contents screen, select Photo or

Music category.

Select data you want to register and then

select MENU

Select Register.

Select an item.

NOTE

Up to 10,000 search results can be displayed. Depending on the selected category or data type, operational items differ. If you select data saved on a microSD memory card, the message indicating that data is moved to the IS01 appears. Select Yes to register the data. To register a photo to the Address Book, display a photo (in full screen) and then press e

Select

Select Address book. For detailed operations for Contents Manager, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

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Contents Manager/microSD Memory Card

Using microSD Memory Card

You can save data such as photos, movies, and address book entries to a microSD memory card (including microSDHC memory card) by setting it to the IS01.

Some applications may not be available when a microSD memory card is not inserted. The maximum file size available on the IS01 is 2 GB per file. Some files such as copyright protected data may not be played on other cell phones or PCs even if they are moved/copied from the IS01 to a microSD memory card successfully. Do not remove the microSD memory card and battery pack, and do not turn off the IS01 while reading or writing data. Do not drop or subject the IS01 to impact with a microSD memory card inserted. It may result in damage to the microSD memory card or the IS01, or data loss.

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The following microSD memory cards have been confirmed for operation based on the criteria by au. For operation confirmation results of other microSD memory cards, contact each microSD memory card manufacturer. <microSD Memory Card>

Manufacturer

64 MB

128 MB 256 MB 512 MB

1 GB 2 GB

Toshiba

- -

○ ○ ○ ○

Panasonic

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

SanDisk

○ ○ ○ ○ ○

ADTEC

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

Buffalo

○ ○ ○ ○ ○

Sony

- - - - -

○

Manufacturer 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB

○: Confirmed

operation

- : Unconfirmed

operation or not for sale

As of April 2010

Toshiba

○ ○ ○

Panasonic

○ ○ ○

SanDisk

○ ○ ○

ADTEC

○ ○

Buffalo

○

○ ○

Sony

○ ○

Operation is confirmed for microSD memory cards that are sold as of April 2010. For the latest information on operation confirmation, visit the au homepage or contact the au Customer Service Center.

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Contents Manager/microSD Memory Card

Initializing microSD Memory Card

Initialize a microSD memory card while charging or with the battery fully charged.

From the Main menu, select Settings

Select System t Select MicroSD &

Device capacity

Select Unmount microSD.

Select Initialize microSD t Select Yes

Enter Lock No. t Select OK t Select

Format SD card

Select Erase everything.

NOTE

When initializing a microSD memory card, all data saved on the microSD memory card is deleted. A microSD memory card initialized on other devices may not be used on the IS01 properly. Initialize a microSD memory card on the IS01. To have the microSD memory card recognized after having unmounted it, turn the IS01 off and on again with the microSD memory card inserted. While saving data on a microSD memory card, you cannot unmount the microSD memory card.

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Settings and Management of IS01

Displaying the Setting Menu

You can set ring tones, wallpaper, or other items, and use management menus of the IS01 from the Settings screen.

From the Main menu, select Settings.

Settings screen

Setting Menu

The major items for setting, changing, checking are as follows:

Profile Displays and edits your profile.

Select Edit to edit the profile.

Manner mode Sets manner mode.

Standard polite mode, Driving mode, Silent polite mode, OFF

Call Settings Makes settings regarding calls, such

as Call time/charge, Send caller ID, Voicemail, and Call forwarding.

Sound/ vibration/lamp

Changes the settings of items such as melodies for Incoming voice call, Receive mail, Operation sound, Vibrator, Lamp setting, Earphone setting, and Media sound volume.

Screen display Makes settings regarding screen display

such as Wallpaper, Animation display, Orientation (vertical and horizontal display), Backlight, Veil view, and Text font.

Security & location information

Makes settings regarding location information such as GPS function on/off setting, or settings regarding security such as Security lock, Restrict function, and PIN code setting.

Transmission Makes settings regarding communication

such as Wi-Fi, Bluetoothv, mobile networking, and offline mode.

If Data transmission in Mobile network settings is set to off, packet communication using CDMA 1X WIN and sending C-mail messages become unavailable.

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Applications Makes settings regarding installation

and activation of applications. Installed applications can be managed with this menu.

Data synchronization

Makes basic settings for data synchronization and selects Google application for data synchronization.

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Settings and Management of IS01

Locale & text Sets the display language and text entry

method.

Search Makes settings regarding search

function such as conditions for searching on the web and searchable items within the IS01.

Accessibility Provides options which respond to user

operations with sound and vibration. To use this menu, download an option from Android Market etc. and register it.

Speech synthesis

Sets the text-to-speech conversion options. This menu is available only when the locale setting is set to English. To use this menu, download an application from Android Market etc.

au one-ID setting

Sets au one-ID.

System Makes settings regarding the system

such as Major Update (OS update), Update cell phone (software update), Date/time settings, and USB setting. You can also check the device information such as the remaining battery level.

Reset Performs Reset settings or Reset all.

NOTE

Reset all deletes all data on the IS01. It is recommended to back up the data before you perform Reset all. Reset all deletes widgets with

(Droidget) and some preinstalled applications. Deleted applications can be installed again from "au " (au recommendation) in Android Market. Deleted widgets can be downloaded again by accessing "au one" or "SH!SH!SH!", and then clicking the link on the page. For detailed settings about Settings menu, refer to the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage.

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Restarting with the reset button

When operations become unstable or unavailable, restart the IS01. Remove the battery pack cover (keep the battery pack attached) and press the reset button with an object with a pointed end.

Reset button

Restarting with the reset button does not delete any data or application.

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Settings and Management of IS01

Changing the Incoming Ring Tone

You can select the ring tone for incoming calls.

On the Settings screen, select Sound/

vibration/lamp

Select Incoming voice call.

Select Melody.

Contents Manager is activated. To select a melody preset by default, select Save to

Select Preset.

Preset melodies

To play the selected melody, move the cursor to a melody t Select PLAY.

Move the cursor to the melody to set

Select ACTION.

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If you have lost your IS01

Make a call to your lost IS01 on the set

conditions, from the registered phone number.

NOTE

The Lock No. is set to "1234" by default. You can set the Finger list instead of the Lock No. When you call from a registered phone number to activate the Remote lock, notify the phone number. The Remote lock cannot be activated when the IS01 is turned off. If your IS01 is in a location where an adequate signal cannot be received, the Remote lock may not be activated.

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From the Main menu, select Settings

Select Security & location information

Select Security lock t Select Remote

lock

Enter Lock No. t Select OK.

Set the conditions (period and number of calls) to activate the Remote lock.

Specified period: Sets the time limit for receiving the set number of calls you have set for Number of calls arrived after the first call is received. You can set a time from one to ten minutes. Number of calls arrived: Sets the number of calls to receive to activate the Remote lock. You can set a number of calls from three to ten.

2 3

Select Valid number list t Select Add new

Select Direct entry t Enter a

phone number

Select Done

Select Back.

In case of the loss of your IS01, you can activate the Close lock and Address Book restriction remotely by calling your IS01 a set number of times from a registered phone number, in order to prevent others from using your IS01.

On the Settings screen, select the setting for Remote lock.

《Security lock screen》《Valid number list screen》《Remote lock screen》

If you have set the condition as 3 times and 10

min, call to your lost IS01 three times within ten minutes.

Ex am ple

Remote Lock

In Case of Loss of Your IS01

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Even if the Remote lock is not set in advance, the Remote lock can be activated by calling au Customer Service Center or completing the application process on au Customer Support from a PC.

Open 24 hours, toll free.

NOTE

The Remote lock cannot be activated when the IS01 is turned off or out of service area, or Offline mode is set to on. If your IS01 is in a location where an adequate signal cannot be received, the Remote lock may not be activated.

●

Calling au Customer Service Center for Activating/Canceling the Remote lock

The service is available from fixed-line phones and cell phones. An operator will assist you with the application process.

■

From fixed-line phones or cell phones of other service providers:

0077-7-113

■From an au cell phone:

without a prefix

●Activating/Canceling the Remote lock from a PC

URL

https://cs.kddi.com/

113

Security Lock Service

In Case of Loss of Your IS01

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Trouble Detail

Cannot turn on power by pressing f.

Did you hold down f for at least four seconds?

󱽄

Hold down f for at least four seconds.

Is the battery pack charged?

󱽄

Charge the battery pack.

Is the battery pack attached properly?

󱽄

Check the battery pack condition.

Is any dirt on the connectors of the battery pack?

󱽄

Check the battery pack condition.

The power is turned off automatically.

Is there enough power left in the battery pack?

󱽄

Charge the battery pack.

The power is turned off while the wake-up animation is displayed.

Is there enough power left in the battery pack?

󱽄

Charge the battery pack.

Troubleshooting

For troubleshooting, check the details in the following table.

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Trouble Detail

Cannot charge the battery pack. Are the plug and all of the

connectors of the charging devices connected properly?

󱽄

Check the charging device conditions.

Is the battery pack attached properly?

󱽄

Check the battery pack condition.

Is USB battery charge enabled?

󱽄

If USB battery charge is not enabled, the IS01 cannot be

charged by connecting the IS01 to a PC with the microUSBUSB conversion cable. From the Main menu, select Settings

󱽄 Select System 󱽄 Select

USB setting

󱽄 Mark USB battery charge to enable charging with

the USB cable.

* Marking/unmarking USB battery charge becomes effective on

the next connection of a cable or when the USB connection mode is changed.

* A USB driver is necessary for charging with the microUSB-

USB conversion cable. To install the USB driver, refer to the Support page in daSH (SHARP Keitai daSH) (http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/support/).

Cannot operate touch panel as intended.

Has the touch panel adjustment performed properly?

󱽄

Perform the touch panel adjustment. (P.8)

Do you operate the touch panel properly?

󱽄

Check the proper operation of the touch panel.

Quick menu is not displayed on the desktop.

Is only the wallpaper displayed on the desktop?

󱽄

Tap the screen or press f.

Cannot watch TV (1Seg), images or sounds are interrupted, or noise occurs.

Does the IS01 receive an adequate digital broadcasting signal?

󱽄

If the signal is weak, images or sounds might be interrupted or TV (1Seg) reception may fail.

Is your hand or finger covering the area around the TV antenna?

󱽄

Do not cover the area around the built-in TV antenna for a good signal reception.

Have you made Channel Setting for the area where you use the IS01?

󱽄

Change the channel setting.

Cannot edit images.

󱽄

Some images may be unable to edit.

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Trouble Detail

Calls are answered automatically.

Is Answering memo set?

󱽄

From the Main menu, select Settings 󱽄 Select Call Settings

󱽄

Select Call/Ans Memo 󱽄 Unmark Answering memo setting.

* Although Answering memo setting can be changed while

manner mode is set, the setting is not enabled. After manner mode is released, the setting is enabled.

Is manner mode set?

󱽄

While the desktop is displayed, hold down a + 7 to release manner mode.

* Answering memo is set to on while manner mode is set.

Is Auto call arrival set?

󱽄

When earphones are connected, from the Main menu, select Settings

󱽄

Select Sound/vibration/lamp 󱽄 Select Earphone

setting

󱽄

Unmark Auto call arrival.

Cannot operate any key and the screen is frozen.

󱽄

Press the reset button with an object with a pointed end. (P.68)

* The IS01 restarts.

Images on a web page are not displayed.

Have you disabled image display on web pages?

󱽄

From the Quick menu, select Browser 󱽄 Press e

󱽄

Select Settings 󱽄 Mark Load Images.

Cannot create a PC-mail message.

Have you set your PC-mail account?

󱽄

Create a PC-mail account. (P.40)

Cannot recognize a microSD memory card.

Is a microSD memory card inserted properly?

󱽄

Insert the microSD memory card again properly. (P.13)

Is the microSD memory card unmounted?

󱽄

Turn off the IS01 with the microSD memory card inserted, and then turn on the power.

NOTE

For more detailed information, visit the following au troubleshooting sites.

● From a PC: http://www.kddi.com/customer/service/au/trouble/kosho/index.html

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Address Book ..................................35

Address book restriction ..................70

Adjust touch panel .............................8

Alphabetical characters ...................28

Android Market ................................49

Answer .............................................30

Answering memo .......................33, 34

Answering Memo List ......................34

Application list ..................................20

au IC-Card ...................................6, 16

au one Market ..................................50

Battery pack...............................11, 12

Bookmarks.......................................46

Browser ...........................................45

Browser history ................................46

Call ..................................................29

Camera ............................................54

Character input ................................27

Charge ...............................................7

Close lock ........................................70

C-mail ..............................................43

Common AC adapter 01/02 ...............7

Contents Manager ...........................63

Decoration Emoji .............................28

Desktop .....................................17, 22

Desktop Position ..............................10

Drive Manner ...................................32

Face marks ......................................28

Filtering function ..............................46

Flat-type earphone jack .....................6

Gmail ...............................................49

Google account .................................9

Google Maps ...................................49

Google search .................................49

Google service ................................48

Google Talk ......................................49

Inbox ................................................42

Incoming call ....................................30

Incoming history ..............................31

Incoming ring tone ...........................69

Indicators and icons .........................17

Initial setup ........................................8

Internal antennas ...............................5

Internet ............................................45

Key operation ................................... 24

Main menu .................................17, 20

Manner mode ..................................32

Microphone ........................................6

microSD memory card .........13, 14, 65

microUSB connection jack .................6

mixi ..................................................52

Names and functions of parts ............5

Normal Manner ................................32

Notification area ...............................17

Notification indicator ........................18

Outbox .............................................42

Outgoing history ..............................31

PC-mail ............................................41

PC-mail account ..............................40

Phone ........................................29, 30

Pictograms .......................................28

PIN code ..........................................15

Post blog ..........................................53

Power ................................................. 8

Index

Appendix/Index

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Profile ..............................................38

Quick menu .....................................17

Quick search box .......................17, 47

Receiving filter .................................44

Record movie ..................................57

Record TV programs .......................60

Remote lock .....................................70

Reset button ....................................68

Security code ...................................15

Security Lock Service ......................71

Setting menu ...................................67

Shortcut .....................................17, 23

Silent manner ..................................32

Spam C-mail message ....................44

Speaker volume ...............................29

Status area ......................................17

Status indicator ................................18

Symbols ...........................................28

Take photos .....................................54

Touch panel operation .....................24

Trackball ..........................................25

Troubleshooting ...............................72

TV (1Seg) ........................................58

TV antenna ........................................5

Twitter ..............................................51

Unsent box ......................................39

Widget .......................................17, 23

YouTube ...........................................49

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E-mail Functions

• For e-mail operations, be sure to read this chapter to ensure correct usage of e-mail functions. For details on PC-mail and C-mail functions, refer to the Mail chapter of this PDF manual or the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). The IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese) can be downloaded from the au homepage. From a PC: http://www.au.kddi.com/torisetsu/index.html

* The screenshots in this chapter may look different from those

in the Mail chapter of this PDF manual and the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). Refer to the screenshots in this chapter in such cases.

• To use e-mail functions, subscription to IS NET is necessary. If you have not subscribed at the time of purchase, contact an au shop or au Customer Service Center.

Initial Setup of E-mail

Before using e-mail (△△△@ezweb.ne.jp), subscription to IS NET and the initial setup of e-mail are required.

A On the Mail main screen, select Create E-mail.

The initial setup screen is displayed. If you have already made the initial setup, the E-mail creation screen (zP. 7) is displayed.

B Read the displayed messages and follow the

on-screen instructions.

◎ Make the initial setup in a location where the IS01 can receive an adequate

signal.

◎ Depending on the time of the day, the initial setup will take approximately

30 seconds to three minutes. Leave the IS01 for a while with the message displayed, indicating that you should keep the IS01 as it is until the mail setting completes.

◎ After the initial setup has completed, an e-mail address is provided. You

can change the e-mail address to a preferred one. To change the e-mail address, on the Mail main screen, select Settings → Select E-mail settings → Select Other Setting → Select

Address).

Eメールアドレスの変更

(Change E-mail

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Functions Available on Mail Screen

From the Mail main screen, you can send/receive and manage mail messages.

A From the Quick menu (z "Viewing the Desktop" in

this PDF manual), select Mail.

ABC

D Number of unread mail messages

Displays the number of unread mail messages.

E Create E-mail

Creates e-mail messages. E-mail Messages"

F Number of mail messages failed to be sent

Displays the number of mail messages failed to be sent.

G Template box

Displays the Template box screen to quote and manage saved templates.

H Check new mail

Checks for new mail messages. (z "Receiving PC-mail Messages" in this PDF manual)

I Settings

Performs and checks settings.

(

zP. 7 "Creating and Sending

)

(

zP. 6 "E-mail Setup"

)

《Mail main screen》

IHG

The Mail main screen differs from that in the Mail chapter of this PDF manual and the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese). Refer to the screen in this chapter.

A Inbox

Displays received mail messages.

B Outbox

Displays sent mail messages.

C Unsent box

Displays unsent mail messages or mail messages failed to be sent.

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Viewing Mail Messages in Inbox/Outbox/ Unsent Box

Mail messages created, sent, or received on the IS01 are saved and managed in each mail box screen.

• Received e-mail messages are managed in the same mail box as C-mail messages.

A On the Mail main screen, select Inbox, Outbox, or

Unsent box.

■ Inbox/Outbox

GEAF

《Inbox screen》

A B

《Outbox screen》

A Search box

Enter text and search mail messages from subjects, senders, destination addresses to display the searched mail messages on the mail list.

B Folder

Saves e-mail messages to the same Received mail or Sentmail folder as C-mail messages. The following indicators are displayed according to the folder status.

: Expanded folder : Folded folder

C Subfolder

Folder1 and Folder2 are set by default. You can create up to 20 subfolders in one folder.

D Number of unread mail messages

Displays the number of unread mail messages.

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E Mail list

Displays mail messages saved in the selected folder as a list.

/ : Read/Unread e-mail message /:

Read/Unread partial e-mail message

: Sent e-mail message The following indicators are displayed according to the mail message status.

: Replied received mail message : Forwarded received mail message : Mail message with attachment : Protected mail message

F Mail no./number of saved mail messages in the folder G Message

Displays the selected mail message.

■ Unsent box

《Unsent box screen》

A Mail list

Displays unsent mail messages and mail messages failed to be sent.

: Unsent saved mail message

: Mail message failed to be sent

The following indicators are displayed according to the mail message status.

: Mail message with attachment

B Message

Displays the selected mail message.

C Mail no./number of saved mail messages in Unsent box

◎ Indicators showing the mail type are displayed on the e-mail, PC-mail, and

C-mail messages saved in each mail box (z P.3, the left column of this page).

◎ Select a folder on the mail box screen or move the cursor to a folder and

tap Fold or Expand to fold or expand the folder.

◎ The following operations are available by tapping soft keys on the mail box

screen (soft keys displayed differ depending on the cursor position).

• Open: Opens all the mail messages in the selected folder.

• Fold/Expand: Folds/expands a folder.

• Protect/Release: Protects/unprotects a mail message.

• Receive: Receives the whole of a partially received mail message.

• Forward: Forwards a mail message.

• Reply: Replying to a mail message.

• Error details: Checks the error details.

• Delete: Deletes a selected mail m essage.

• Resend: Resends a selected sent mail message.

• Edit: Edits a selected sent/unsent mail message.

◎ Alternatively, long-touch a mail message in the mail list of a mail box and

display the Context menu to reply, forward, or edit a mail message.

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B Select a mail message.

A B C

《Received mail message screen》

A B C D

G Date information indicator

Displayed when the date is included in the subject or the

F G

message. Select the indicator to register a schedule on the date.

◎ If you select a mail message failed to be sent in Unsent box, the unsent

mail message screen is displayed. If you select an unsent mail message, the mail creation screen is displayed.

◎ If you select a mail message partially received, a message such as Exist

continuation XXbyte is displayed on the bottom of the received mail

message screen. Tap Receive to receive the remainder. However, if an e-mail message that exceeds 1 MB has been sent to the IS01, only the sender, subject, and the message are received.

◎ Press l/r or flick the screen to the right and left to display the next or

previous mail message.

◎ Pinch in/out on the screen to zoom out/in the display.

A Received mail (sender's name/mail address)

《Sent mail message screen》

Sent mail (destination name/mail address)

B Subject C Received date and time/sent date and time D Message E Attachment

zP. 11 "Receiving and Playing Attachment"

F Address details display indicator

Displayed when multiple destinations are specified. Select the indicator to display the address details screen.

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E-mail Setup

You can set up e-mail on the Mail settings screen.

A On the Mail main screen, select Settings.

《Mail settings screen》

E-mail Settings

On the Mail settings screen, select E-mail settings.

The E-mail settings screen is displayed.

Receive/

display settings

Send/ create settings

Other Setting Sets

Update Settings Updates the e-mail setting

Units for receiving mail

Attachment auto-receive size Auto-receive mail Sender name Reply address

Sets the method for receiving e-mail messages.

Receive all, Receive all specified, Sender/subject/body, Sender/subject

Sets the size of attached data to be received. 137KB, 300KB, 1MB Sets whether to receive e-mail messages automatically. Sets the sender name to be notified to the receiver. Sets an address other than that of your IS01 for the replied mail.

Eメールアドレスの変更

(Change E-mail Address),

フィルター送先

information.

(Mail Filter), and

(Auto Forwarding Destination).

メール

自動転

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Using E-mail

Creating and Sending E-mail Messages

On the Mail main screen, select Create E-mail.

A B

Use phonebook Enter a mail address from the Address Book.

Insert send/ receive history Quote mail group Use profile Enter a mail address registered in the Profile. Direct entry Enter a mail address directly.

Move the cursor to the subject entry field → Enter a subject.

Enter a mail address by selecting an entry from the sending/receiving history. Enter a mail address of a mail group.

E Move the cursor to the message entry field → Enter a

message.

F Select Send.

A Destination entry field

《E-mail creation screen》

B Subject entry field C Message entry field D Decoration

Displayed when the cursor is moved to the message entry field. Tap it to display decoration menu icons on the bottom of the message entry field. (zP.9 "Creating Decoration Mail")

E Attachment key

Attaches data.

B Select Enter Destination.

The destination selection menu is displayed. If you have already entered destinations, the destination list screen is displayed. Select Enter Destination on the destination list screen to display the destination selection menu.

◎ If you tap Save on the mail creation screen, the mail message is saved to

the Unsent box without sending it.

◎ If you tap Template on the mail creation screen, you can select a template

from the Template box screen.

◎ If you send pictograms to cell phones of different models, some

pictograms may not be displayed properly.

◎ When data is attached to a mail message or the signal reception is not

adequate, it may take time to send/receive e-mail messages.

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Changing Destination Type/Deleting Destination

When multiple destinations are entered, you can change the destination type (To/Cc/Bcc) or delete an entered destination.

A On the mail creation screen where destinations are

entered, select Enter Destination.

The Destination list screen is displayed.

B Move the cursor to the destination to change → Press

Change to ToChanges the selected destination type to "To".

Change to CcChanges the selected destination type to "Cc".

Change to Bcc

Delete One Deletes the selected destination. Delete all Deletes all the destinations.

* Depending on the specified destination type, the items displayed differ.

Changes the selected destination type to "Bcc".

Attaching Data to Mail Messages

You can attach up to five data and the total data size must be 500 KB or smaller.

A On the mail creation screen, select Attachment.

The attachment selection menu is displayed. If you have already attached data, the attachment file list screen is displayed. Select Add attach file. to display the attachment selection menu.

Content

manager Camera Camera

User data Profile Attaches your profile as vCard

Other Attaches application data etc.

Selects and attaches data from Contents Manager.

(photo) Camera (video)

Phonebook Attaches address book entries

Schedule Attaches schedules or tasks as

Notepad Attaches text memos as vNote

Shoots a photo and attaches it.

Records a movie and attaches it.

data.

as vCard data.

vCalendar data.

data.

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Creating Decoration Mail

A On the Mail main screen, select Create E-mail → Move

the cursor to the message entry field → Enter a message.

B Select Decoration.

The decoration menu is displayed on the bottom of the message entry field.

《Decoration menu screen》

Font Color Select a font color from the color palette with

Font Size Change the font size. Background

Color Decoration

Emoji

Template Select a template. Insert Insert an image selected from Contents

24 colors.

Select a background color from the color palette with 24 colors.

Enter Decoration Emoji.

• Alternatively, you can enter Decoration Emoji by moving the cursor to the message entry field, pressing b twice and selecting a Decoration Emoji from the list.

Manager or a divider.

Effect Set blinking, scrolling (swing/caption), and

Previous Return the decoration or character to the

Select Send.

line justification (left/center/right).

previous state or remove all decorations.

Menus Available on Mail Creation Screen

While the mail creation screen is displayed, press e.

Send Send the mail message.

Retrieve template

Decoration menu

Remove decoration

Quote Quote

Select and load a mail template from the template box.

Decorate the e-mail message (Decoration mail).

Remove the decoration of the mail message.

address

Use profile Quote information registered in

Insert from notepad

Insert GPS Quote GPS information and

Quote information registered in the Address Book and enter a message.

the Profile and enter a message. Quote information registered in the Notepad and enter a message.

insert it to the message.

Get current location, From location history, From address book, From profile

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Font Size Set the font size to be displayed in the message

Save Store

Change mail type

Send options Priority* Set the priority of the PC-mail.

Help Check explanations of the functions and

* Displaye d only in the PC-mail creation screen.

entry field. Huge, Large, Normal, Small, Tiny

template

Save to unsent box

Change to C-mail Change to E-mail Change to (displayed name of PC-mail account)

Reply address

shortcut keys that are available on the mail creation screen.

Save the mail message currently edited as a new template or overwrite an existing template.

Save or overwrite the mail message currently edited to Unsent box without sending.

Change the mail type to C-mail.

Change the mail type to e-mail.

Change the mail type to PC-mail.

High, Middle, Low On/Off settings: Set whether to make to receive replies to the sent message to an address

other than the one that was used to send the current message Reply address: Enter a mail address to receive replied mail messages

Receiving E-mail Messages

Receiving Messages Automatically

If Auto-receive mail is set to on, e-mail messages are received automatically.

• Auto-receive mail is set to on by default.

A An e-mail message is received.

When an e-mail message is received, the incoming notification ticker appears. The notification indicator for e-mail appears on the Notification area.

B Tap the Notification area.

The notification panel is displayed.

C Select an e-mail notification to view.

The Inbox screen is displayed.

D Select an e-mail message to view from the list.

The received mail message screen is displayed.

◎ Depending on the signal status or the data to be received, packet

communication charges may apply even when the mail reception has failed.

◎ Depending on the contents of the received mail message, some contents

may not be displayed properly.

◎ If an e-mail message is received when Auto-receive mail is set to off or mail

reception is not possible, the notification indicator for e-mail appears on the Notification area.

◎ If an e-mail message that exceeds 1 MB is sent, only the sender, subject,

and the message is received.

◎ E-mail function is not available if you select Settings from the Main menu →

Transmission → Mobile network settings and set Data transmission to off.

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Checking New E-mail Messages

A On the Mail main screen, select Check new mail.

◎ When selecting Che ck new mail on the Mail main screen to receive e-mail

messages, the incoming notification ticker or notification indicator is not displayed.

Receiving and Playing Attachment

A Select an attachment on the received mail message

screen.

The menu list is displayed.

Display/

play Save Saves the received attachment to the supported

Property Displays the file name, file type, and the size of

Displays or plays the received attachment.

application.

the attachment.

Setting Mail Filters

Mail filters have functions to receive and reject specific e-mail messages and to reject e-mail messages spoofing cell phones or PHSs.

A On the Mail settings screen, select E-mail settings.

B Select Other Setting → Select OK → Select

ター

(Mail Filter).

C Enter your security code → Select

The mail filter screen is displayed.

個別設定 (Independent Settings)

基本設定 (Basic Settings)

指定受信リスト設定

(Allowed Address List Setting)

なりすまし規制 (Spoof

Restriction)

一括指定受信 (Collective Receive Setting)

Prioritizes reception of mail messages from certain e-mail addresses, domains, or parts of addresses to the left of "@" that are contained in the specified address list.

• To block e-mail messages from addresses other than the specified ones, unmark all items in

一括指定受信

Receive Setting) to set to off (to reject receiving).

メールフィル

送信

(Send).

Rejects e-mail messages spoofing cell phones or PHSs.

Receives or rejects all e-mail messages from the Internet or cell phones.

(Collective

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個別設定 (Independent Settings)

指定拒否リスト設定

(Reject Mail Address List Setting)

その他の設定

(Other Setting)

Rejects mail messages from certain e-mail addresses, domains, or parts of addresses to the left of "@" that are contained in the specified address list.

宛先指定受信 (Receiving Specified Address Setting)

Avoids the mail block due to

まし規制

なりす

(Spoof

Restriction) or

イン認証規制

ドメ

(Domain Authentication Restriction) setting, and receives auto-forwarded mail messages.

URLリンク規制 (URL Link

Rejects e-mail messages that include a URL.

Restriction) HTMLメール

規制 (HTML Mail

Rejects e-mail messages in HTML format.

Restriction)

ドメイン認証規制 (Domain

Authentication Restriction)

Rejects e-mail messages sent with an alleged sender address spoofing.

個別設定 (Independent Settings)

その他 (Other)

その他の設定

(Other Setting)

設定確認、設定解除

(Check

拒否通知メール返信設定

(Block Mail Notification Setting)

Checks the setting status of the mail filters and releases all the settings at one time.

Sets whether to send a notification mail message to the sender of the rejected e-mail message.

Settings, Release Settings)

設定にあたって

(Notes on

Displays the explanation for setting mail filters.

Setting Mail Filter)

◎ If the security code is incorrectly entered three times consecutively during

a single day, the mail filter setting operation will be disabled until the next day.

◎ Note that you cannot receive e-mail messages once rejected by mail filters.

Be careful when you set mail filters.

◎ Mail filters judges e-mail messages in the following order of precedence.

宛先指定受信定

(Reject Address List Setting) > List Setting) > (Domain Authentication Restriction) > Restriction) > (Collective Receive Setting)

(Receiving Specified Address Setting) >

なりすまし規制

URLリンク規制

指定受信リスト設定

(Spoof Restriction) >

HTMLメール規制

(URL Link Restriction) >

ドメイン認証規制

指定拒否リスト設

(Allowed Address

(HTML Mail

一括指定受信

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◎

宛先指定受信

forwarded e-mail messages to be received, when you set (Spoof Restriction) or Restriction) and cannot receive auto-forwarded e-mail messages. Register mail addresses that are used for auto-forwarding in (Receiving Specified Address Setting), to receive e-mail messages with the mail addresses specified in To (destination) or Cc (multiple addressing) without being rejected.

* Note that this function does not work if the addresses are spec ified only in Bcc (blind

addressing) including some e-mail newsletter s.

◎ If you set

する

Note that replying the notification mail message may inform your mail address to a third party.

拒否通知メール返信設定

Send) by default.

* The notifica tion mail message is not sent to the sender of a mail message that are

rejected by (Spoof Restriction).

* If you set to recei ve all mail messages and set

Notification Setting) to and the setting may be changed to conditions, set

◎ If you set

e-mail newsletters or information newsletters containing a URL in the message, or you may not be allowed to register some mobile site services.

◎ If you set

e-mail messages sent as e-mail newsletters or sent from PCs in HTML format. You cannot receive Decoration mail messages.

◎

ドメイン認証規制

e-mail message is certainly sent from the sender domain, and if there are possibilities of spoofing, restricts e-mail transmissions. This judgment is performed only when the Internet or e-mail service provider, which manages the domain written in the header part of the sent e-mail message, has set domain authentication (SPF recording). For the setting status of the domain authentication, contact your Internet or e-mail service provider.

* E-mail messages auto-forwarded from PC may fail to be recognized in the recognition of

correct sender domains and may be blocked. In this case, register the e-mail address used for the sender address in

(Receiving Specified Address Setting) allows auto-

ドメイン認証規制

拒否通知メール返信設定

(Domain Authentication

(Block Mail Notification Setting) to

なりすまし規制

宛先指定受信

(Send), a notification of rejected mail message is sent to the sender.

(Block Mail Notification Setting) is set to

ドメイン認証規制

Checking Your Phone Number and E-mail Address

After completing the initial setup for e-mail, you can check your e-mail address on the Profile screen.

A From the Main menu (z "Viewing the Desktop" in this

PDF manual), select Settings → Select Profile.

《Profile screen》

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