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L-05D

Contents / Precautions

Confirmation and

Settings before Using

docomo Palette UI

Calling /

Network Services

Settings

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Mail / Internet

File Management

Application

Using Overseas

Appendix / Index

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Thank you for purchasing "L-05D".

Introduction

Before or while using, be sure to thoroughly read this manual to ensure its correct use.

Before Using this Terminal

• This terminal supports LTE, W-CDMA, GSM/GPRS, and wireless LAN systems.

• This terminal uses wireless, therefore, it may not function in locations where it is difficult for radio waves to penetrate or areas where radio wave signals are weak, such as tunnels, underground passages, and some buildings or places out of the Xi and FOMA service areas. Even when you are on a higher floor of a tall building or condominium and nothing blocks your view outside, this terminal may not be able to receive or transmit signals. Also communication may be interrupted even when the Antenna Indication Lamp indicates a strong signal reception with four antenna indication bars.

• Because the terminal uses radio waves, there is a possibility that a third party may intercept your call. However, LTE, W-CDMA, and GSM/GPRS systems automatically support privacy functions for all calls, so even if a third party intercepts a call through a receiver, it is only received as noise.

• This terminal encodes sound communication by wireless and also as digital data. When you are operating your terminal while moving to a location subject to weaker radio wave conditions, the transmitted data may not be correctly decoded and as a result the decoded sound may differ somewhat from the actual sound.

• This terminal is supported in Xi Areas, FOMA Plus- Areas, and FOMA HIGH-SPEED Areas.

• Keep a separate record of any information stored on this terminal and store the copies in a safe location. DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for any loss of your data resulting from malfunctions, repair, changing of the model or other handling of the terminal.

• As with PCs, some applications that you install may cause unstable terminal operation, or may send your location information or personal information registered in the terminal to outside via the Internet and the information may be used improperly. Therefore, verify the supplier and operating conditions of the applications before using.

• It is recommended that you save important data to a microSD card.

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Unlocking SIM

Unlocking SIM is available on this terminal. Unlocking SIM enables a SIM card from other makers to be used.

• Unlocking SIM is available at a docomo Shop.

• A fee is required to unlock the SIM.

• When a SIM card from another maker is used, LTE is not available. In addition, its services and functions may get restricted. DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for any operation problems based on SIMs from other makers.

• Visit the DOCOMO website for detailed information on unlocking SIM.

Download the latest information of this manual from DOCOMO website. Also you can check the latest information from this terminal.

Quick Start Guide (Accessories, in Japanese

only) Basic function operations are explained.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Applications for this

Terminal, in Japanese only) Details about functions and operations are explained. Tap "Applications" u "Instruction Manual" on the Home screen.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL (PDF file)

Details about functions and operations are explained. Download from DOCOMO website. http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/support/trouble/ manual/download/index.html

* The URL and information contained in the

manual are subject to change without prior notice.

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Supplied Accessories

About other optional accessories and related equipment →P207

L-05D (with warranty and back cover )

Contents / Precautions

Quick Start Guide

Battery Pack

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microSDHC card (4GB) (sample) (with manual)

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How to Use this Manual

• Any reprint of this manual is prohibited.

• This manual is subject to change without prior notice.

• "This terminal" indicates "L-05D" in this manual. Please keep this in mind.

Explanation of operations

The selection operations of those icons and items displayed on the touch screen are described below in this manual.

Description Operation description

"Applications" on the Home screen

u"Settings" on the Home screen

"Wireless & networks"

"Mobile

networks"

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on the Home screen.

Tap

• The icons on the Home screen are explained below.

: Applications : Phone : sp-mode mail : Browser

at the bottom of the screen,

Tap and then tap "Settings" from the displayed Option menu.

Tap "Wireless & net works" displayed on the screen, and then tap "Mobile networks".

Description Operation description

for

Touch over 1 second

Tap and hold the displayed on the screen for 1 to 2 seconds.

Note

• The operations described in this manual are followed by the default settings of the Home screen where the Home Switcher is set to "docomo Palette UI". If the contents of the Home screen are changed, the operation description may differ.

• Images used in this manual may differ from those on this terminal.

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Table of Contents

Supplied Accessories …………………………………… 2 How to Use this Manual ………………………………… 4 Notes on Using this Terminal …………………………… 8 Safety Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS) …………………………………………9 Handling and Care …………………………………… 22

Confirmation and Settings before Using … 29

Part Names and Functions …………………………… 29 UIM ……………………………………………………… 31 microSD Card ………………………………………… 33 Battery Pack …………………………………………… 34 Charging ……………………………………………… 35 Turning ON/OFF the Power ………………………… 40 Basic Operations (Touch Screen Operations) ……… 41 Initial Settings ………………………………………… 46 Screen Display/Icons ………………………………… 53 Character Entry………………………………………… 57

docomo Palette UI ………………………… 62

Viewing the Home Screen …………………………… 62 Home Screen Management ………………………… 63 Viewing the Application Screen ……………………… 66 Manage Applications ………………………………… 73 Group Management …………………………………… 74 Searching Applications ……………………………… 76 Switching Application Screen Display ……………… 76

Home Application Information ……………………… 76

Calling / Network Services ………………… 78

Making/Receiving Calls ……………………………… 78 Operations during a Call ……………………………… 82 Call Log ………………………………………………… 83 Phonebook …………………………………………… 85 Network Services ……………………………………… 91

Settings ……………………………………… 100

Settings Menu …………………………………………10 0 Wireless & Networks ………………………………… 101 Call Settings ……………………………………………106 docomo Service ……………………………………… 107 Sound …………………………………………………… 108 Display …………………………………………………10 9 Gesture …………………………………………………10 9 Location & Security …………………………………… 110 Applications …………………………………………… 11 5 Accounts & Sync ……………………………………… 115 Privacy ………………………………………………… 116 Storage ………………………………………………… 11 6 Language & Keyboard ………………………………… 117 Voice Input & Output ………………………………… 117 Accessibility …………………………………………… 11 7 Connectivity Settings ………………………………… 11 8 Date & Time ……………………………………………12 0

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About Phone ……………………………………………12 0

Mail / Internet ……………………………… 122

sp-mode Mail……………………………………………12 2 SMS ……………………………………………………12 2 Gmail ……………………………………………………12 4 Early Warning "Area Mail" ……………………………125 Browser …………………………………………………126 Talk ………………………………………………………129

File Management …………………………… 131

File Operation …………………………………………131 Folder and File Operations ……………………………133 Bluetooth Communication ……………………………134 External Device Connection …………………………138

Application …………………………………… 141

Camera …………………………………………………141 Gallery ………………………………………………… 146 Media Player ……………………………………………148 Market …………………………………………………15 6 Maps ……………………………………………………16 0 Latitude …………………………………………………16 7 Navigation ………………………………………………168 Places……………………………………………………16 9 1Seg ……………………………………………………16 9 Osaifu-Keitai ……………………………………………177 ToruCa …………………………………………………18 0 Alarm Clock ……………………………………………18 1 Calendar ………………………………………………18 3

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Calculator ………………………………………………186 SmartWorld …………………………………………… 186 YouTube …………………………………………………18 7 Polaris Office ……………………………………………187

iD設定アプリ

Electronic Dictionary …………………………………18 9 Downloads ………………………………………………19 1 Application Manager …………………………………19 1 Data Backup and Settings Backup …………………192

Using Overseas …………………………… 197

Overview of International Roaming (WORLD WING) ………………………………………19 7 Available Services ……………………………………198 Confirming before Using ………………………………198 How to Make and Receive Calls at your Destination………………………………………………202 Settings for Network Connection at Overseas ………205

Appendix / Index …………………………… 207

Introduction of Options and Related Devices ………207 Troubleshooting (FAQs) ………………………………208 Warranty and After-Sales Service …………………… 216 Updating Software ……………………………………218 Main Specifications ……………………………………225 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), etc. of Mobile Phones …………………………………………229 Radio Frequency (RF) Signals ………………………230 Declaration of Conformity ……………………………232 Important Safety Information …………………………233

(iD appli) ………………………………18 8

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Export Administration Regulations……………………235 Intellectual Property Right ……………………………235 Index ……………………………………………………238

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Notes on Using this Terminal

• This terminal does not support accessing the i-mode site (programs) and i-αppli, etc.

• This terminal automatically performs communication for some functions, for example, to synchronize data, update the latest software, maintain connection with the server, etc. When you download applications or watch movies etc., a large amount of packet communication is executed. Therefore, it is highly recommended to use packet flat-rate service.

• This terminal does not support Pubic mode (driving mode).

• You can confir m your own phone number as follows. From the Home screen, tap phone" u "Status".

• You can confir m the software version of this terminal as follows. From the Home screen, tap phone".

• You can update the software of this terminal. Refer to "Updating Software" (P218) for detailed infor mation.

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u "Settings" u "About

• In order to improve the quality of this terminal, sometimes the OS is upgraded through software updates. Therefore, it is required to always use the latest version of the OS. Also, applications may not be able to use any longer if the OS is old, or problems may occur.

• This terminal uses only UIM. Bring your miniUIM/ FOMA card to a docomo Shop to exchange it.

• Set screen lock or password for this terminal to ensure its security in case it gets lost. For details, refer to "Location & Security" (P110).

• In case of loss, please change passwords of each service accounts on PC to prevent others from using Google service such as Google Talk, Gmail, Android Market, etc.

• This terminal does not support service providers other than sp-mode, mopera U or Business mopera Internet.

• This terminal does not support 64K data communication.

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• Backup your data such as images, videos and music on PC. For details about connection method, refer to "File Management" (P131) and "External Device Connection" (P138). Also, it is recommended to use various on-line data backup services.

• Packet communication fee differs when using tethering depending on the plan. Packet flat-rate service is recommended.

• Subscription to sp-mode is required when using tethering.

• Security between external device and mobile phone is not configured in the default settings for Wi-Fi tethering. Set security as needed.

• For detailed information about fees, refer to http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/.

Safety Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS)

Before using this terminal, read these "Safety

Precautions" carefully so that you can use it properly. After reading the safety precautions, keep this manual in a safe place for later reference.

These precautions are intended to protect you and

others around you. Read and follow them carefully to avoid injury, damage to the product or damage to property.

The signs below indicate the levels of danger or

damage that may occur if the particular precautions are not observed.

This sign indicates that incorrect handling has a high possibility of causing death or serious injury.

This sign indicates that incorrect handling poses a risk of causing death or serious injury.

This sign indicates that incorrect handling poses a risk of causing slight injury or damage to the product or property.

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The following symbols indicate special warnings

regarding product usage.

Denotes things not to do (prohibition).

Don’t

Denotes not to disassemble.

Not

disassembly

Denotes not to use with wet hands.

wet hands

Denotes not to use where it could get

Not liquids

Unplug

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wet.

Denotes mandatory instructions (matters that must be complied with).

Denotes that the equipment should be unplugged.

"Safety Precautions" are explained in the following

seven sections.

General Precautions for Terminal, Battery Pack, Adapter, UIM ………………………………………P11 Precautions for Terminal …………………………P 13 Precautions for Batter y Pack ……………………P15 Precautions for Adapter ……………………………P17 Precautions for UIM ………………………………P19 Precautions on Using near Electronic Medical Equipment …………………………………………P19 Material List ……………………………………… P21

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General Precautions for Terminal, Battery Pack, Adapter, UIM

Use the battery pack and adapter specified by NTT DOCOMO for this terminal.

Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Do not use or leave this terminal and its accessories in places with a high temperature

Don’t

such as besides fire, under direct sunlight or in cars under the blazing sun. Fire, burns, or injury may result.

Do not put this terminal and its accessories in heating appliances such as microwaves or

Don’t

high pressure containers. Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Do not disassemble or remodel this terminal and its accessories.

Not

Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

disassembly

Do not get this terminal and its accessories wet with water, drinking water, pet urine, etc.

Not liquids

Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Do not subject this terminal and its accessories to severe shocks, or throw them.

Don’t

Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Keep conductive materials (metal pieces, pencil lead, etc.) from coming in contact with

Don’t

the charging terminal or external connection terminal (microUSB connection terminal, earphone/microphone terminal). Do not put those materials inside the terminal. Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Do not cover or wrap this terminal or its accessories with bedding, etc. while using or

Don’t

charging. Fire or burns may result.

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Don’t

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Make sure to turn off the terminal or stop charging before going to the places like a gas station where a flammable gas fumes. Catching fire may result. Turn off the power when using Osaifu-Keitai at gas stations (before turning the power off, release the lock for Osaifu-Keitai if it is set).

If the equipment starts giving off a strange smell, overheats, becomes discolored or deformed during use, charging or in storage, immediately perform the following operations.

• Remove the power plug from the wall outlet or cigar lighter socket.

• Turn off the terminal.

• Remove the battery pack from the terminal.

Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Do not place the terminal and its accessories on unstable locations such as wobbly tables or slanted locations. Damage may result from falling down.

Do not store this terminal and its accessories in humid, dusty places, or in hot areas.

Don’t

Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

If children use this terminal and its accessories, a guardian should explain the

precautions and correct operations. Also make sure that the instructions are followed during use. Injury may result.

Keep out of reach of babies and small children. Accidental swallowing or injury may result.

Be careful especially when using the terminal with the adapter connected continuously for a

long time. If you use an application or watch 1Seg programs for a long time while charging, the temperature of the terminal, battery pack and adapter may get high. Directly touching a hot part for a long time may cause redness, itching or rash on your skin, or low-temperature burns depending on your constitution and/or health condition.

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Precautions for Terminal

Do not lighten the light near eyes. Especially, when you shoot photos of babies or infants,

Don’t

keep the terminal 1 m or more away from babies and infants. Vision problems may result. Accident may result from being shocked and being blind.

Do not get liquids such as water or foreign objects such as metal pieces or flammable

Don’t

materials into the UIM slot or microSD card slot of the terminal. Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Do not turn on lights in front of the auto driver directly.

Don’t

Accident may result from the weak vision caused by light.

Turn off the terminal in places where use is prohibited such as airplanes or hospitals.

Electronic devices or electronic medical devices may be adversely affected. Follow the instructions when using inside medical facilities. Also, you will get punished according to law if any prohibited action, such as using the phone in airplane, is conducted. However, if use is permitted by setting for disconnecting radio wave, etc., follow airline instructions for proper use.

When talking on the phone with speaker on or when the terminal is ringing, keep it away from

your ear. And, when connecting the earphone/ microphone etc. to the terminal and playing a game or music, adjust the volume moderately. Too loud volume may cause a hearing loss. And, if you cannot hear the sound around you clearly, it may cause an accident.

If you have a weak heart, be careful when setting the Vibrate alert (vibration) or alert

volume setting. Harmful effect on heart may result.

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When you use electronic medical equipment, check with the equipment manufacturer to determine how the device is affected by radio waves before using. Harmful effect on electronic medical equipment etc. may result.

Turn off the terminal in places near highprecision electronic devices or devices using weak electronic signals. Electronic devices may be adversely affected by reasons such as malfunction.

* Examples of electronic devices to avoid

Hearing aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, other medical electronic devices, fire alarms, automatic doors and other automatically controlled devices. If you are using an implanted cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillator or any other electronic medical device, consult the manufacturer or retailer of the device for advice regarding possible effects from radio waves.

When the display or camera lens is accidentally broken, be careful of broken glass

or exposed internal parts of the terminal. Since the reinforced glass is used on the surface of the display and the camera lens, they are structured for the glass not to scatter. However, if you carelessly touch broken or exposed parts, you may get injured.

Do not swing the terminal by its antenna, etc. It may hit you or someone else and may result

Don’t

in an accident such as an injury.

Do not use a broken terminal. Fire, burns, injury, or electr ic shock may result.

Don’t

When using the motion sensor, ensure the safety of you and those around you, hold the

Don’t

terminal firmly, and avoid extreme movements. Injury may result.

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If the display part is accidentally broken and liquid crystal leaks out, do not make the

Don’t

material contact with your skin of face or hands. It may cause loss of sight or skin problems. If liquid crystal gets into your eyes or mouth, rinse it with clean water and see a doctor immediately. And, if the material adheres to skin or clothing, use alcohol etc. to wipe it off, and then wash with soap.

If you use this terminal in a car, contact the car manufacturer or dealer to ask about the effect

from radio waves. Depending on the type of car, in-car electronic devices could be adversely affected. In this case, stop using this terminal immediately.

Itching, rash or eczema may be caused depending on your physical conditions or

predisposition. If an abnormality occurs, stop using the terminal immediately, and then seek medical attention.

• For the material of each part → "Material List" (P21)

When watching the display, take a certain distance from the display in a fully bright place.

Visual loss may result.

Precautions for Battery Pack

Confirm the battery type referring to the label on the

battery pack.

Display Battery type

Li-ion00 Lithium-ion battery

Do not get the terminal placed in contact with metal materials such as a needle. Also,

Don’t

do not store or bring in contact with metallic necklaces. Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of the battery pack may result.

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Don’t

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When inserting battery pack into the terminal, make sure to confirm the direction of the battery pack and not place excessive force on it. Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of the battery pack may result.

Do not throw the terminal into fire. Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of the battery pack may result.

Do not sting the terminal with a nail, and do not hammer or step upon the terminal. Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of the battery pack may result.

When the liquid from battery pack splashes into your eyes, do not rub your eyes. Wash your eyes and go to consult with a doctor immediately. Blindness may result.

Do not use this terminal when transformation or damage is resulted from falling down.

Don’t

Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of the battery pack may result.

When battery pack leaks liquid or gives off odor, stop using it and keep it away from fire.

Fire, explosion may result from liquid.

Do not let the pet bite the battery pack. Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of

the battery pack may result.

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Do not discard it as combustible waste. Fire and environmental pollution may result.

Don’t

Bring the terminal to a docomo Shop after insulating the battery pack by wrapping the terminal with tape or follow the local disposal regulations.

Precautions for Adapter

Do not use it if the adapter cord gets damaged. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

Don’t

Do not use or charge the terminal when the battery pack is wet.

Don’t

Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid leak of the battery pack may result.

If battery fluid or another substance leaks from the battery pack, do not allow it to get on the

skin of your face, hands, etc. It may cause loss of sight or skin problems. If battery fluid or another substance gets in your eyes or mouth, or on your skin or clothing, rinse it off with clean water immediately. Furthermore, if battery fluid gets in your eyes or mouth, rinse your eyes or mouth with clean water and then consult a doctor immediately.

Do not use the AC adapter in a bathroom or other highly humid area.

Don’t

Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

DC adapter is only for minus earth car. Do not use it on plus earth car.

Don’t

Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

When it starts to thunder, do not touch the adapter.

Don’t

Electric shock may result.

Do not short the charging terminal while being connected to the outlet or cigar lighter socket.

Don’t

Do not touch the charging terminal with a part of your body such as your hands or fingers. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

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Don’t

wet hands

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Do not place heavy objects on the adapter cord. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

When you insert and remove AC adapter from the power outlet, do not contact a metal strap or other metal objects with the terminal. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

Do not touch the Adapter cord or outlet with wet hands. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

Only use with the specified power source and voltage. When charging overseas, use a compatible AC adapter. If incorrect voltage is used, this may cause fire, burns or electric shock. AC adapter: AC 100V DC adapter: DC 12V/24V (only for minus earth car) AC adapter for overseas use: Between AC 100V and 240V (Connect to the AC outlet for internal household use)

Use the specified fuse when the fuse of DC adapter blows.

Fire, burns, or electric shock may result. Refer to the manual for detailed information of the specified fuse.

Wipe off any dust that accumulated on the power plug.

Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

When you connect the AC adapter to an outlet, do not fail to properly connect to the outlet.

Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

When you disconnect the power plug from the outlet or cigar lighter socket, do not pull the

adapter cord with excessive force. Instead, hold the adapter to disconnect. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

Always remove the power plug from the outlet or cigar lighter socket when not using the

Unplug

adapter for an extended period. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

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Immediately remove the power plug from the outlet or cigar lighter socket if water or other

Unplug

fluids get into the adapter. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

Always remove the power plug from the outlet or cigar lighter socket when cleaning the

Unplug

equipment. Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.

Precautions for UIM

Be careful not to touch the edge of UIM when removing it.

Injury may result.

Precautions on Using near Electronic Medical Equipment

The description below meets "Guideline on the Use

of Radio-communication Equipment such as Cellular Telephones - Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment" by the Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference.

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Be sure to adhere to the following regulations inside medical facilities.

• Keep the terminal out of operating rooms, intensive care units (ICUs) or coronary care units (CCUs).

• Turn off the terminal in hospital wards.

• Turn off the terminal in hospital lobbies and corridors if electronic medical devices could be nearby.

• If the medical facility has specific zones where use or possession of mobile terminals is prohibited, follow those regulations.

Turn off the terminal in crowded trains or other public places where implanted cardiac pacemaker or defibrillator wearers could be nearby. Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator may be adversely affected by radio waves.

If you use electronic medical equipment such as an implanted cardiac pacemaker or

implanted defibrillator, use the mobile terminal 22cm or more away from the implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator. Operations of electronic medical equipment may be adversely affected by radio waves.

Patients using electronic medical equipment other than implanted cardiac pacemakers or

implanted defibrillators (using outside medical facilities for treatment at home, etc.) should check the influence of radio waves upon the equipment by consulting the manufacturer. Operations of electronic medical equipment may be adversely affected by radio waves.

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Material List

Part Material

Outer

Display Tem pere d

case

Power key PC+TPU resin UV coatin g

Volume key PC+TPU resin UV coatin g

Camera panel Tem pere d

Flash panel PC resin Silk Prin t

Camera decoration AL Diamond-cut

microUSB connector terminal cover

Batter y compartment

Charging terminal connec tor (Battery compartment)

Glass

Front

PC resin NCVM

cover

Back

PC resin SF coatin g

cover

Glass

PC+TPU resin UV coatin g

Diecasting (Magnesium)

Ti-Cu

Surface Treatment

BK Rear Printed

aluminum panel

Urethane coating

Part Material

Speaker grill PET -

Screws Mild stee l ZnB plating

Batter y

pack

microSD card slot

UIM slot Guide SUS304 Nickel pl ating

PC resin PC resin

pack

Sticker PET Ink coati ng

Terminals

Au + Ni Gold plating

Guide Stainless steel Nickel pl ating

Fixing

LCP

plate

Metal

Phosphor

contacts

Bronze

Fixing

LCP Pa46

plate

Metal

C_7035 Nickel an d

contacts

Surface Treatment

Nickel an d Gold plating

Gold plating

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Handling and Care

General Usage Guidelines

Keep this terminal away from water.

This terminal, battery pack, adapter and UIM are not waterproof. Do not use them in places where high humidity such as a bath or where rain may get it wet. If you carry the terminal close to your body, moisture from sweat may corrode the internal parts causing a malfunction. Note that malfunctions deemed to be caused by water are not covered by the warranty or impossible to repair. Since these malfunctions are not under warranty, even when repair is possible, it will be done at the user's expense.

Clean the terminal with a dry, soft cloth (lens cleaning

cloth), etc.

• Rubbing it roughly with a dry cloth may scratch the display.

• Drops of water or dirt left on the display may cause stains.

• If the terminal is wiped with alcohol, paint thinner, benzine or detergent, the printing may disappear or color may fade.

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Keep the connector contacts clean with a dry cotton

swab. Clean the connector contacts with a dry cotton swab to prevent contacts from getting dirty which can result in intermittent connections. Be careful when cleaning the connector contacts.

Do not place the equipment near air conditioner

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

Do not place excessive force on the terminal or

battery pack. If the terminal is inserted to a full bag, or placed in a pocket and sat on, the display, its internal PCBs or battery pack may be damaged or malfunction. Also, while the external device is connected to the external connection terminal (microUSB connection terminal and earphone/microphone terminal), it may damage the connector and cause malfunction.

Do not rub or scratch the display with metal.

The display may get scratched and it may cause malfunction or damage.

Read the individual manual attached to the batter y

pack and adapter.

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Notes about the Terminal

Do not place excessive force on pressing the

touch panel, or operate by sharp objects such as fingernails, ballpoint pen and pins. Damage of touch panel may result.

Avoid using in extremely high or low temperatures.

The terminal should be used within a temperature range from 5˚C to 35˚C and a humidity range from 45% to 85%.

This terminal may adversely affect fixed phones,

televisions or radios in use nearby. Use as far as possible from such appliances.

Keep a separate record of any information stored on

this terminal and store the copies in a safe location. DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the loss of any of your data.

Do not drop the terminal or subject it to shocks.

Damage or malfunction may result.

Do not insert a microUSB connection terminal,

earphone/microphone terminal crookedly or pull them strongly. Damage or malfunction may result.

It is normal for this terminal to become warm during

use. You can continue using without problems.

Do not leave the camera under direct sunlight.

Discoloring or burn-in of materials may result.

Always use the terminal with the microUSB connector

terminal cover closed. Malfunction may result from dust or water.

Do not use the terminal without the back cover.

Battery pack may come off. Malfunction and damage may result.

Do not remove microSD card or turn off the terminal

while using a microSD card. Data loss or malfunction may result.

Do not bring any magnetic cards close to the terminal.

The magnetic data in cash cards, credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be erased.

Do not bring strong magnetic objects close to the

terminal. Strong magnetism may cause malfunction.

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Notes about the Battery Pack

The battery pack is a consumable accessory.

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

Charge the battery pack in an environment with the

proper ambient temperature (5˚C to 35˚C).

Battery life may differ depending on the use

environment or degradation level of the battery pack.

Depending on the usage condition, the battery pack

may inflate slightly when the battery life is almost over. Note that it is not a problem.

Be careful especially about the following points when

storing the battery pack.

• Keeping under fully charged state (right after the charging ends)

• Keeping under not charged state (consumed too much to turn on the terminal)

The performance and life of the battery pack may deteriorate. It is recommended that you store the batter y pack with around 40% battery level.

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Notes about the Adapter

Charge the battery pack in an environment with the

proper ambient temperature (5˚C to 35˚C).

Do not charge in the following places.

• Places that are very humid, dusty or exposed to strong vibrations.

• Near ordinary phone or TV/radio.

It is normal that the adapter becomes warm while

being charged. You can continue using without problems.

Use the DC adapter only when the car engine is

running. The car battery may be exhausted.

When using an outlet with a mechanism preventing

unplugging, follow the handling instructions of the outlet.

Do not give a strong impact to the adapter. Also, do

not deform the charging terminal or terminal guide. Malfunction may result.

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Notes about the UIM

Do not put excessive force on the UIM when inserting

into or removing from this terminal.

Note that DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for

malfunctions occurring as the result of inserting and using a UIM with other IC card reader/writer.

Always keep the IC portion of the UIM clean.



Clean the UIM with a dry, soft cloth (lens cleaning cloth), etc.

Be sure to keep a separate note of the infor mation

registered on the UIM. DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the loss of any of your data.

Visit docomo Shop to return the UIM for the

environmental purpose.

Do not scratch, touch carelessly or short circuit the IC

portion. Data loss or malfunction may result.

Do not drop or give force to the UIM.

Malfunction may result.

Do not bend or put heavy things on the UIM.

Malfunction may result.

Do not insert UIM into this terminal with labels or

stickers attached on. Malfunction may result.

Notes about the Bluetooth Function

To secure the Bluetooth communication securit y, the

terminal supports the security function compliant with Bluetooth standards, but the security may not be sufficient depending on the settings. Be aware of the communication using the Bluetooth function.

Note that DOCOMO is not responsible for data or

information leakage when making data communications using Bluetooth.

In the terminal, applications for Hands free, Headset,

Object push, Serial port, Audio, Phonebook access, File transfer (server) are available. Also Audio/Video remote control may be available for Audio (only compatible Bluetooth devices).

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Frequency band

Frequency bands used by the terminal Bluetooth function/Wireless LAN function are described on the terminal battery compartment. They are described as follows.

2.4FH1/DS4/OF4

2.4 : Indicates radio equipment using

FH/DS/OF : Indicates that modulation methods

1 : Indicates that assumed inducing

4 : Indicates that assumed inducing

Available channels vary by the country. For use in an aircraft, contact the airline company beforehand.

Contents / Precautions

2,400 MHz.

are FH-SS, DS-SS or OFDM.

interference from distances is 10 m or less.

interference from distances is 40 m or less.

: The full band between 2,400 MHz

and 2,483.5 MHz is used and the band of the mobile identification device is avoidable.

Bluetooth Device Cautions

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

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

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

3. If you have further questions, contact docomo Information Center provided on the last page of this manual.

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Notes about Wireless LAN (WLAN)

Wireless LAN (WLAN) uses radio waves to enable communications between compatible devices, thus allowing connection to a local area network from anywhere within range. However, there is a risk of data interception by malicious third parties unless security is established. Users are advised to assess their responsibilities and accordingly configure security settings.

Wireless LAN

Do not use wireless LAN near magnetic devices such as electrical appliances or AV/OA devices, or in radio waves.

- Magnetism or radio waves may increase noises or disable communications (especially when using a microwave oven).

- When using near TV, radio, etc., reception interference may occur, or channels on the TV screen may be disturbed.

- If there are multiple wireless LAN access points nearby and the same channel is used, search may not work correctly.

2.4 GHz Device Cautions

The operating frequency band of the WLAN device is used by home electrical appliances such as microwave ovens, industrial, scientific, consumer and medical equipment including premises radio stations for identifying mobile units used in the manufacturing lines of plants stations (radio stations requiring no license) and amateur radio stations (radio stations requiring a license).

1. Before using the device, confirm that premises radio stations for identifying mobile units, specified low power radio stations and amateur radio stations are not being operated nearby.

2. If the device causes harmful radio interference to premises radio stations for identifying mobile units, immediately change the frequency band or stop use, and contact "docomo Information Center" on the last page of this manual for crosstalk avoidance, etc. (e.g. partition setup).

3. If the device causes radio interference to specified low power radio stations or amateur radio stations, contact "docomo Information Center" on the last page of this manual.

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Handling the FeliCa Reader/Writer

The FeliCa reader/writer function for this terminal

handles delicate signals that require no radio station license.

The 13.56 MHz frequency band is used. If there is

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

Caution

Do not use a modified terminal. Using a modified

terminal results in violating the law of Electromagnetic Compatibility. This terminal has been complied with technical standard of wireless equipment stipulated by law of Electromagnetic Compatibility. As a proof, "Technical standard compliance mark inscription seal. If this terminal is modified by turning the screw to the left to disassemble, technical standard compliance becomes invalid. Please do not use this terminal during the time when technical standard compliance is being invalid, since you are in violation of the law of Electromagnetic Compatibility.

Contents / Precautions

" is indicated in the

Be careful when using the terminal while driving.

Using the mobile phone in your hand while driving is subject to punishment. However, absolutely necessary cases such as rescue of a sick person or maintaining public safety are exempted.

The FeliCa reader/writer function can only be used in

Japan. The FeliCa reader/writer function for this terminal is compliant with the radio standards for Japan. Overseas usage may be subject to punishment.

Do not make unauthorized modifications to the basic

software. Repairs may be refused if the software has been modified.

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Confirmation and Settings before Using

Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

Part Names and Functions

Earpiece (receiver)

Front camera

Proximity sensor:

Switch the touch screen to on or off to prevent from unintentionally activating functions resulted from face touch while making a call.

Display (touch screen)

Menu key

Home key

Back key

*1 Do not remove stickers from the back surface of the

back cover. If a sticker is removed, the IC card may not be read or written.

*2 Antenna is built inside the terminal. If the antenna

area is covered by your hand, quality may be affected.

antenna area

Main camera

microSD card slot

(internal)

Flash

UIM slot (internal)

GPS/Xi antenna area

m n

Back cover

Speaker

Xi antenna area

mark

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s t

v w x

Note

• Do not put any sticker on the sensor area.

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Earphone microphone terminal

Top microphone

microUSB connection terminal

Power key/Screen lock key

1Seg antenna

Volume key

Bottom microphone

There are three keys on the front of the ter minal. The roles of these keys are shown below.

Menu key

Tap this key to display the options menu for the current screen or application.

Home key

• If you tap this key, you will return to the Home screen, regardless of the application being used or the screen being displayed.

• If you touch this key for over 1 second, the icons of the most recently used applications appear. Tap an icon to open the application. (It may be displayed as horizontal screen.)

Back key

Tap this key to return to the previous screen. It also closes a dialog box, an options menu, the Notification panel, or the on-screen keyboard.

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UIM

UIM is an IC card that stores informations of each customer. You cannot use some of the ter minal functions if the UIM is not inserted. Before inserting or removing the UIM, you must always turn OFF the power and disconnect the AC adapter cable. This terminal uses only the UIM. Bring your miniUIM/ FOMA card to a docomo Shop to exchange it.

UIM security codes

The UIM can set security code named PIN code. This code is set to "0000" at the time of subscription, but you may subsequently change it. For details about changing this security code, refer to "Security Code and UIM Protection" (P111).

Inserting the UIM

Insert a fingernail into the groove in the

a

back cover, and pull up in the direction of the arrow (a) while pressing ● part slightly to remove the back cover

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Remove the batter y pack (P35), and

b

insert the UIM into the slot with the goldcolored IC side facing down

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Removing the UIM

Remove the back cover and the battery

a

pack. Gently press the UIM with your fingertip and slide it out

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microSD Card

A microSD card can be used with any other compatible devices.

• When a microSD card is not inserted, camera functions and playing or downloading music or videos are not available.

• The terminal supports a microSD card of up to 2 GB, and a microSDHC card of up to 32 GB (as of November 2011).

• Consult with the manufacturers about the supporting microSD cards.

Inserting a microSD Card

Remove the back cover (P31)

a

Insert the microSD card into the slot

b

with the metal contacts facing down

• Insert a microSD card properly, paying attention to the insertion direction. Improper insertion of a microSD card may damage the card itself and the slot, or may be unable to eject the card.

Removing a microSD Card

Remove the back cover and take out the

a

microSD card

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Battery Pack

Attaching the Battery Pack

Remove the back cover (P31)

a

Insert the battery pack in the direction of

b

the arrow (a) with the "CE" mark facing up. Ensure that the tabs on the terminal and the battery pack are aligned with each other

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Check the direction of the back cover

c

and attach it to the terminal (b). Press

portion to close it firmly (c)

• Make sure there is no gap between the terminal

and the back cover.

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Removing the Battery Pack

Remove the back cover (P31)

a

Put your fingernail into the groove, and

b

lift out the battery pack in the direction of the arrow (b), pushing it to the direction of the arrow (a)

Note

• Turn the power OFF before attaching/removing the battery pack.

Charging

Battery Pack Life

• The battery pack is a consumable accessory. The usage time of the battery per one charge decreases gradually each time the battery is recharged.

• When the usage time from one charge becomes about half of a new battery pack, the life of the battery pack is assumed to be almost over. We recommend that you replace the battery ahead of time. Refer to "Repairs" on the back of the manual or consult a specified DOCOMO repair center for battery exchanging information.

Battery Charging

• For detailed information, refer to manuals for FOMA charging microUSB conversion adapter L01, FOMA AC Adapter 01/02 (optional), FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use (optional) and FOMA DC Adapter 01/02 (optional).

• FOMA AC Adapter 01 only suppor ts AC 100V. FOMA AC Adapter 02 and FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use support AC 100V to 240V.

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• The shape of the AC adapter plug is for AC 100V (Japanese standard). The conversion plug adapter for overseas is required if you use an adapter for AC 100V to 240V. Also do not use a transformer for overseas travel.

• Do not force the connector when inserting/pulling it out. Instead, insert/pull it out slowly.

• If you start charging when the battery pack is empty, you may not be able to power ON the terminal for a while.

• Make sure to unplug the power cord after finishing charging.

• When charging in combination with the FOMA charging microUSB conversion adapter L01, it is not possible to fully charge if charging starts when the battery pack is empty.

Do not charge for a long time (several days)

• If you carry on charging the terminal after it has been fully charged, the battery pack will start supplying power to the terminal. This will reduce the actual usage time and deplete the battery. If this happens, please charge it again correctly. Before recharging, remove the terminal from FOMA charging microUSB conversion adapter L01 and reset.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

Charging Time (estimate)

The estimated time for charging an empty battery pack is shown below. Charging under low temperatures requires longer time.

FOMA AC Adapter 01/02 Approx. 330 minutes

FOMA DC Adapter 01/02 Approx. 330 minutes

Usage Time (estimate)

A list of the charging time (estimate) of a fully charged battery is shown below. The usage time varies depending on the usage conditions and the battery pack condition. For details, refer to "Main Specifications" (P225).

Continuous standby time

Continuous call time

1Seg watching time Approx. 240 minutes

Xi/LTE Stationar y (Automatic):

FOMA/3G Stationary (Automatic):

GSM Stationary (Automatic):

FOMA/3G Approx. 340 minutes

GSM Approx. 240 minutes

Approx. 240 hours

Approx. 300 hours

Approx. 240 hours

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Charging with the AC Adapter

How to use the supplied AC adapter to charge the terminal is described below.

Insert the USB connector of the supplied

a

USB connection cable into the USB connection terminal of AC adapter

Open the microUSB connector terminal

b

cover of the terminal

Insert the microUSB connector of USB

c

connection cable into the microUSB connection terminal of the terminal

• Insert the USB connection cable horizontally with the USB mark facing up.

Insert the AC adapter plug into the power

d

outlet

• During charging, the battery level icon in the status bar either appears like appearance in the order of

u .

• When the battery pack is fully charged, the battery level icon on the status bar changes to

When charging is completed, remove

e

the microUSB connector from the terminal and close the microUSB connector terminal cover

Remove the USB connector of USB

f

connection cable from the USB connection terminal of AC adapter

Remove AC adapter plug from power outlet

g

or changes its

u u u

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Charging with the Desktop Holder

Using the optional desktop holder L12, you can charge by attaching the terminal, and also charge by attaching the battery pack L15. By dragging the terminal display while charging, it is possible to display the clock and calendar, and to use the slideshow of images stored in the Gallery.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

Charging by attaching the terminal

Insert the USB connector of the supplied

a

USB connection cable into the USB connection terminal of AC adapter

Insert the microUSB connector of the

b

USB connection cable into the connection terminal on the back of the desktop holder L12.

• Insert the USB connection cable horizontally

with the USB mark facing up.

• The charge indicator on the desktop holder

blinks Red → Green → Orange.

Open the microUSB connector terminal

c

cover of the terminal

While holding the desktop holder L12,

d

insert the terminal in the a direction shown in the figure, and then attach it firmly to the connection terminal of the desktop holder L12

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Insert the AC adapter plug into the outlet

e

• Charging begins. The charge indicator turns OFF during charging.

• After charging is completed, a message explaining that charging is completed is displayed on the screen.

When charging is completed, remove

f

the terminal according to the reverse procedure while holding the desktop holder L12

Remove AC adapter plug from power outlet

g

Charging by attaching only the battery

pack

You can inser t the battery pack to the slot opening for the battery pack on the top surface of the desktop holder L12 for charging. The charge indicator turns red during charging. After charging is completed, the charge indicator turns green.

Charging by attaching the battery pack

and terminal together

Charging begins for the terminal first. The charge indicator turns OFF while the terminal is charging. After charging of the terminal is completed, the battery pack begins to charge. At that time, the charge indicator turns red.

Charging with a PC

Open the microUSB connector terminal

a

cover of the terminal

Insert the microUSB connector of USB

b

connection cable into the microUSB connection terminal of the terminal

Connect USB connector of USB connection

c

cable to PC USB port

"Charge only" u "OK"

d

• For details about the connection method between the terminal and PC, refer to "Connecting the Terminal with a PC" (P138).

When charging is completed, remove

e

the microUSB connector from the terminal and close the microUSB connector terminal cover

Remove the USB connector from the PC

f

USB port

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Turning ON/OFF the Power

Turning ON the Power

Press and hold the power key for over 1

a

second

Tap to release the screen lock.

b

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Note

The "Locked" screen appears when the power is

•

turned ON or when the backlight is turned on.

• If the screen lock has been set using a screen unlock pattern, the "Draw pattern to unlock" screen appears when the power is turned ON.

• If the screen lock has been set using a PIN code or password, the "Locked" screen appears when the power is turned ON. After releasing the screen lock by following Step 2, enter the PIN code or password and tap "OK". To correct the typing error, tap

Turning OFF the Power

Press and hold the power key for over 1

a

second

"Power off"

b

"OK"

c

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Turning on Backlight

To prevent unintended operation and to save power, the backlight turns off after a set period. If you then tur n on the backlight to release the screen lock, the screen that was displayed before the backlight was turned off appears again.

Press the power key

a

• The "Locked" screen appears. The backlight automatically lights up when you receive a call or when alarm is ringing.

Note

• Screen gets locked if pressing the power key while the backlight is on.

• You can set the length of time before the backlight turns off. For details, refer to "Display" (P109).

• If a screen unlock pattern has been set, you will be prompted to enter the patter n when pressing the power key. For more details about setting a screen unlock pattern and releasing the screen lock, refer to "Location & Security" (P110).

Basic Operations (Touch Screen Operations)

The display of the terminal has a touch screen that allows you to perform various operations by touching it.

Precautions on Using Touch Screen

The touch screen has been designed for finger touching slightly. Do not press it with sharp objects (fingernail, ballpoint pen, pin etc.) or press it hard with your finger. The following user actions may cause the touch screen not to work properly. They may also cause malfunction.

• Touching the screen with gloved hands

• Touching the screen with the tip of a finger nail

• Placing a foreign object on the screen

• Sticking a protective sheet or seal on the screen

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Touch Screen Operations

You can perform the following actions on the touch screen.

• Tap: Touch the screen lightly

• Double-tap: Touch the screen lightly twice successively

• Touch for over 1 second: Touch and hold down the screen

• Swipe: Lightly flick the screen

• Drag: Touch and hold down to flick the screen, and then release your finger

• Pinch-out: Touch the screen with 2 fingers and then move them apart

• Pinch-in: Touch the screen with 2 fingers apart and then move them together, as if pinching

Opening Items

Tap an item

a

Checking or Unchecking Options

Tap an item that has a checkbox

a

• If the checkbox was unmarked, a check mark now appears in it.

• If the checkbox was marked, the check mark now disappears from it.

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Scrolling Screen

You can scroll the screen up or down. On some web pages, you can also scroll side to side.

Drag up or down to scroll.

Swipe to scroll quickly. To stop scrolling, touch the screen.

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Zooming In or Out

Some applications allow you to zoom in on small text that is difficult to read. After zooming in, you can also zoom out to a full-screen view.

The movement of your fingers enlarges the screen display by pinching it out.

• The movement of your fingers reduces the screen display by pinching it in.

• Pinch in on the Home screen to display the Home screen list, and then set the Home screen.

Note

• Sometimes appears when you drag the screen. You can also zoom in or out by tapping this zoom control icon. Tap one level. Tap However, already zoomed in to the maximum or zoom out to the minimum. This grays out indicates that you cannot zoom in or out any further.

to zoom out by one level.

or grays out if you have

to zoom in by

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Using Motion Gesture

Various functions can be operated simply by moving the terminal.

• To use motion gestures, tap "Gesture" from the Home screen, and place a check mark in each item.

Using motion gesture on alarm

Stopping alarm

Flip the terminal while alarm is ringing

a

• Alarm stops.

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u "Settings" u

Using motion gesture while an incoming call arrives

Muting ringtone

When an incoming call arrives, flip the

a

terminal

• The ringtone is muted.

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Using motion gesture in gallery

Viewing previous/next image

While an image in gallery is being

a

displayed, tap the left or right side of the terminal

• The left or right image is displayed.

Changing Screen Orientation

The terminal screen automatically rotates to horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) views, depending on the direction in which it is turned.

Note

• Screen orientation may not change in some applications.

• You can disable screen rotation by tapping "Settings" u "Display" on the Home screen, and unmarking the "Auto-rotate screen" checkbox on the "Display settings" screen.

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Initial Settings

First-time Settings

When the power is first turned ON, you need to set the language and date for the terminal. Once you set those settings, there is no need to set them the next time the power is turned ON. You can also change these settings later.

• Procedures differ depending on the connection with network and settings. Here, an explanation is given for the docomo Palette UI.

Press and hold the power key for over 1

a

second

Tap to cancel the screen lock

b

On the "あなたのL-05Dです。ガイドに

c

沿って設定をはじめましょう" screen, tap "続ける"

"English (United States)" / "日本語" on

d

the "言語の選択" screen

Set each item on the "Set date & time"

e

screen and tap "Next"

"Mobile network or Wi-Fi" / "Wi-Fi only"

f

on the "Set internet connection" screen

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Set each item on the "Wi-Fi settings"

g

screen and tap "Next"

Tap "Next" on the "Add a Google

h

account" screen and set by following screen instructions

• If you tap "Skip", you can skip the operation and make the settings later.

"OK" on the "Software Update" screen

i

"Next" on the "docomo service initial

j

settings" screen

"Install" / "Not install" on the "Install all

k

apps" screen

"Set"

l

Keitai" screen

Tap "Set" on the "docomo apps

m

password settings" screen, input a docomo apps password, and then tap "OK"

"Location providing ON" / "Location

n

providing OFF" / "Unknown blocking" on the "Location providing setting" screen

"OK" on the "Complete setting" screen

o

"Not set"

"Next"

on the

"Next"

"Use Osaifu-

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Note

• A data connection (LTE/3G/GPRS) is required to set online services. For details on enabling data connection, refer to "Wireless & Networks" (P101).

Configuring Wi-Fi Settings

The terminal connects to the Internet via access points for Wi-Fi networks or public wireless LAN services. To connect, you must configure the access point connection settings on the terminal.

Reception interference caused by Bluetooth devices

• As the terminal's wireless LAN devices and Bluetooth device use the same frequency (2.4 GHz), reception interference may occur or the communications speed may lower. Also, you may hear noise or have a connection problem. In these cases, do the following:

- Keep the wireless LAN device over 10 m away from the Bluetooth device.

- Within 10 m, turn off either the wireless LAN device or the Bluetooth device.

Note

• Packet communication can be connected, even when Wi-Fi function is ON. However, while WiFi is available, Wi-Fi is prioritized. When the Wi-Fi network is disconnected, the terminal automatically connects to the LTE/3G/GPRS network. Packet communication charges apply if you use it with LTE/3G/GPRS connected.

• You can reduce battery consumption by turning OFF Wi-Fi when you are not using it.

Wi-Fi network status

When the terminal is connected to a Wi-Fi net work,

appears in the status bar. An open network with no security protection is detected when Wi-Fi network notification is set to ON, bar.

always appears in the status

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Connecting to a Wi-Fi net work

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks"

• The "Wireless & network settings" screen appears.

Place a check mark on "Wi-Fi"

b

"Wi-Fi settings"

c

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

Tap the Wi-Fi network that you want to

d

connect to

• If you try to connect to a protected Wi-Fi network, you will be prompted to enter the security key for that Wi-Fi network. Tap the "Password" box, enter the network password and tap "Connect".

• Usually, when you enter a password, the last character entered is displayed and as many "・" as the number of characters appear instead of previously entered characters. All characters can be displayed when you place a check mark on "Show password".

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Note

• There are two types of available networks - open networks and protected networks. The network type is indicated by an icon to the network

represents an open network and

name. represents a protected network.

• The icon also indicates the signal strength.

Strong signal

Weak signal

• To search Wi-Fi network again, from the Home screen, tap networks" u "Wi-Fi settings", and then tap "Scan".

• Network name does not appear depending on the settings for the access point even if the network is connectable. If this happens, you can still connect to the network. Refer to "Adding a Wi-Fi network" (P50).

• When establishing a Wi-Fi network connection, the required information is generally obtained from a DHCP server automatically. However, it is possible to specify these items separately.

• To check the Wi-Fi MAC address and IP address, from the Home screen, tap "Settings" u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings", and then tap

u "Settings" u "Wireless &

u "Advanced".

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Connecting to a Wi-Fi net work by specifying a static IP address

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings"

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

u "Advanced"

b

Place a check mark on "Use static IP"

c

Tap in the order of "IP address",

d

"Gateway", "Netmask", "DNS 1", and "DNS 2" to set

• A menu appears for each item. Set the appropriate value for each item. Make sure to enter value on "IP address", "Gateway", "Netmask", and "DNS 1".

Notifying when Wi-Fi network with no security protection is detected

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings"

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

Place a check mark on "Wi-Fi"

b

Place a check mark on "Network

c

notification"

• You will be automatically notified when an open network with no security protection is detected.

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Adding a Wi-Fi network

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings"

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

Place a check mark on "Wi-Fi"

b

"Add Wi-Fi network"

c

• The "Add Wi-Fi network" menu appears.

Enter the network SSID in the "Network

d

SSID" box

"Security"

e

• "Security" menu appears. Select the appropriate type from "Open", "WEP", "WPA/WPA2 PSK", and "802.1x EAP".

• The setting method differs depending on the security settings.

"Save"

f

• The Wi-Fi network is added.

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Changing the Wi-Fi network password

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings"

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

Touch the Wi-Fi network name for over 1

b

second

• A menu appears.

"Modify network"

c

• The network settings are displayed. Tap the "Password" box and enter the new password.

Disconnecting from a Wi-Fi network

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings"

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

Touch the name of Wi-Fi network that

b

you want to disconnect from for over 1 second

• A menu appears.

"Forget network"

c

• You are disconnected from the Wi-Fi network.

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Setting Wi-Fi to sleep mode

Set Wi-Fi to sleep mode and specify the timing of switching the terminal to data communications.

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Wireless & networks" u "Wi-Fi settings"

• The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.

u "Advanced"

b

"Wi-Fi sleep policy"

c

• "Wi-Fi sleep policy" menu appears. Choose from "When screen turns off", "Never when plugged in" and "Never".

Setting Online Service Accounts

You can update your status on Google and other online services once you have set up your online service account on the terminal. You can also configure the terminal to automatically sync updates from the online service. You can also delete unnecessar y accounts.

Adding an online service account

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Accounts & sync"

• The "Accounts & sync settings" screen appears.

"Add account"

b

• The "Add an account" screen appears.

Tap the online ser vice that you want to set

c

an account

• Follow the screen instructions and enter your login details.

• When you have finished adding the account, the added online service appears in the "Manage accounts" group.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

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Note

• If you mark the "Background data" checkbox, all installed applications on the terminal will automatically communicate with their respective services. If you mark the "Autosync" checkbox, the applications will also automatically synchronize data with their respective services. These operations may incur packet communication charges. Mar king these checkboxes also runs down the batter y.

Manually synchronizing online service data

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Accounts & sync"

• The "Accounts & sync settings" screen appears.

Tap the account that you want to

b

synchronize with

• A list of online service's synchronized data appears.

• The data with a check mark is synchronized.

Place a check mark on synchronized

c

data

• The data with a check mark is synchronized.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

Deleting an online service account

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Accounts & sync"

• The "Accounts & sync settings" screen appears.

Tap the account that you want to delete

b

• The "Data & synchronization" screen appears.

"Remove account"

c

• The "Remove account" screen appears.

"Remove account"

d

• The selected account is deleted.

Note

• The Google account that you set for the first time cannot be deleted with the operation above. To delete it, initialization of the terminal is required from the Home screen, tap "Settings" u "Privacy" u "Factory data reset".

• docomo account cannot be deleted.

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Screen Display/Icons

Status Bar

The status bar is displayed at the top of the screen. The terminal status and notifications are displayed in the status bar. Notification icons are displayed on the left side, and the terminal status icons are displayed on the right side.

Main status icons

Signal strength

Out of service area

Bluetooth ON

Connected to Bluetooth device

When you are roaming overseas

GPRS available

3G available

LTE available

FOMA high speed/HSDPA network available

Communicating by GPRS

Communicating by 3G

Communicating by LTE

Communicating by FOMA high speed/ HSDPA network

Battery level

Confirmation and Settings before Using

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The battery needs to be charged

The battery is charging

GPS enabled

GPS is positioning

Airplane mode activated

UIM locked or UIM not inserted

Phone microphone is muted

Silent mode is set (no vibration)

Silent mode is set (vibration)

Alarm is set

Connected to Wi-Fi

Synchronizing data

Osaifu-Keitai lock activated

Confirmation and Settings before Using

Main notification icons

New Gmail

New SMS message

Problem with an SMS message

New Google Talk message

Making a call or during a call

Call on hold

Missed call

New voicemail message

Upcoming calendar event

Music is playing

Discovered Open Network (Wi-Fi)

UIM is not inserted

USB is connected

microSD card is not inserted

No space in the microSD card

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Uploading data

Downloading data/Data download completed

Problem with login or synchronization

Update of installed application available

Viewing 1Seg

More notifications

Connected to a VPN/Not connected to a VPN

USB debug mode is connected

USB tethering available

Wi-Fi tethering available

Notification Panel

Notification icons are displayed in the Notification panel. You can open notifications, such as messages, reminders, or event notifications, directly from the Notification panel.

Opening the Notification panel

Drag or swipe the status bar downwards

a

• The Notification panel appears. Icons are displayed at the top of the Notification panel. Icons are blue when they are on, and gray when they are off.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

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Silent mode

Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second to display the "Sound settings" screen.

Wi-Fi

Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second to display the "Wi-Fi settings" screen.

Bluetooth

Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second to display the "Bluetooth settings" screen.

GPS

Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second to display the "Location & security settings" screen.

Mobile network settings

When Wi-Fi is not available, set if access to mobile network. Touch for over 1 second to display "Mobile network settings" screen.

Clear

Delete notification information and icons.

Notification information

Display details of notification information.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

Viewing notification details

Tap the notification message on the

a

Notification panel

• The notification details are displayed in the

appropriate application.

Clearing notification informations

Tap "Clear" on the Notification panel

a

Note

• Some notifications cannot be cleared, depending on their content.

Closing the Notification panel

Drag or swipe the bottom of the

a

Notification panel upwards

Note

• You can also close the Notification panel by

tapping

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Character Entry

The terminal has an on-screen keyboard that is displayed in the touch screen for character entry.

Character Entry Using the Onscreen Keyboard

If you tap a text box on the screen, the on-screen keyboard appears in the touch panel. The terminal provides two types of on-screen keyboards: an onscreen 10-key keyboard and an on-screen QWERTY keyboard. Tap key icon to switch the entry operation such as character mode change.

On-screen 10-key keyboard

Use this for entering Japanese in "Kana character input".

On-screen QWERTY keyboard

Use this for entering Japanese in "Roman letter input".

Reverse order key/Undo key

Displays the previous character (reverse sequence). When "Undo" is displayed, this undoes the last operation.

Left cursor key

The highlight moves to the left. Touch this for over 1 second to move it continuously. It can also narrow the conversion range.

Symbol key

Displays a list of pictograms, symbols and emoticons.

Switch character mode key/Setting key

Switch the character mode. Touch for over 1 second to display "iWnn IME Menu".

Confirmation and Settings before Using

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Deletion key

Deletes the character to the left of the cursor. Touch this for over 1 second to delete the characters continuously.

Right cursor key

The highlight moves to the right. Touch this for over 1 second to move it continuously. It can also widen the conversion range. Also, if you tap this icon when the highlight is at the right end of an unconfirmed character string, the number of characters applicable to predictive conversion increases.

Space key/Conversion key

Enter a space. Execute consecutive segment conversions.

Execution key/Enter key

Confirms the entered characters or conver ted characters. If the entered characters or converted characters have already been confirmed, this executes the function of the text box in which the characters were entered.

Shift key

Switch between upper case letter and lower case letter. Tap once: Only the first letter is capitalized Tap twice: All letters are capitalized Tap three times: Lowercase

Confirmation and Settings before Using

Note

• The key display varies depending on the entry screen or character mode.

• For information on switching the type of on- screen keyboard, refer to "Switching the keyboard" (P58).

• When you no longer need the keyboard, you can close it by tapping tap the text box on the screen.

There are 8 character input modes. The current mode is indicated by the following icons in the status bar.

Hiragana and Kanji input

Full-width Katakana input

Half-width Katakana input

Full-width alphabet input

. To display it again,

Half-width alphabet input

Full-width number input

Half-width number input

Voice Input

Switching the keyboard

On the on-screen keyboard, touch for

a

over 1 second

• "iWnn IME Menu" appears.

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"10-key ⇔ QWERTY"

b

• The keyboard is switched.

• When the input mode is changed, the keyboard switches automatically. Switch back using "10key ⇔ QWERTY".

Switching the character mode

Each time you tap on a character entry screen, the character mode switches in the order of "HiraganaKanji" u "Half-width Alphabet" u "Half-width Numeric". If you check "Voice Input" on "Common Keyboard Settings", voice input is enabled. You can also switch the input mode by touching over 1 second and then tapping "Input Mode" on the "iWnn IME Menu" that appears.

for

Note

• In some character entry screens, certain character modes may not be available or selectable.

Entering symbols/emoticons

Tap in a character entry screen to switch to symbol/ emoticon input mode, and display the available symbols and emoticons on the display. Tap "Symbol" and "Emoticon" to display respectively the available symbols and emoticons. Tap one of the available symbols or emoticons to enter it. Tap "文字" to return to the on-screen keyboard that was displayed before the symbol or emoticon was entered.

Changing character entry settings

Tap for over 1 second on a character entry screen to display "iWnn IME Menu". Tap "Change Settings" to change the character entry settings.

Common Keyboard Settings

Sound on Key Press

Vibrate on Key Press

Key Preview Mark this checkbox to display an

Auto Capitalization

Mark this checkbox to play a brief sound on each key press.

Mark this checkbox to make the terminal vibrate on each key press.

enlarged popup of the entered key.

Mark this checkbox to automatically capitalize the first letter of the first word at the beginning of a sentence.

Confirmation and Settings before Using

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Keyboard Type

Voice Input Mark the checkbox to enable voice

10-key Keyboard

Flick Input Mar k this checkbox to change the

Flick Sensitivity

Toggle Input If you mark this checkbox when the

Auto Cursor Movement

Confirmation and Settings before Using

This allows you to set the type of keyboard to use on each screen view (horizontal/vertical) or for each input mode.

input, and add it to the character entry modes.

input method on the on-screen 10key keyboard to flick input. Unmark this checkbox to change it back to toggle input.

If you tap this when the "Flick Input" checkbox is marked, the "Flick Sensitivity(Low⇔High)" menu appears, allowing you to set the flick sensitivity using a slide bar.

"Flick Input" checkbox is marked, toggle input is enabled as well as flick input.

Specify the speed for auto cursor movement.

Conversion

Input Word Learning

Word Prediction

Typing Error Correction

Wildcard Prediction

Lines of Candidate Area

Font size of candidate

External Application

Mushroom This allows you to set whether to use

If you mark this checkbox, the phrase confirmed by the conversion process is learned by iWnn IME.

Mark this checkbox to display the predictive conversion candidates.

Mark this checkbox to display the candidates for corrections for input errors.

Mark this checkbox to display conversion candidates based on the number of characters in the word or phrase.

This allows you to set the number of lines of conversion candidates displayed in horizontal (landscape) and vertical (portrait) screens.

This allows you to set the font size for characters displayed in the conversion candidate window.

the Mushroom application.

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Dictionary

Japanese User Dictionary

English User Dictionary

Clear Learning Dictionary

About IME

iWnn IME Displays information about iWnn IME,

Tap this to display the "Word List in Japanese User Dictionary" screen. Tap delete words, or to delete the entire Japanese User Dictionary.

Tap this to display the "Word List in English User Dictionary" screen. Tap

or to delete the entire English User Dictionary.

Delete all contents of the learning dictionary.

such as its version.

to register, edit or

to register, edit or delete words,

Confirmation and Settings before Using

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docomo Palette UI

The docomo Palette UI is a home application that allows you to quickly find and operate what you want such as access to the Web and applications.

Viewing the Home Screen

You can customize the Home screen by adding or moving shortcuts and widgets, and by changing the wallpaper. The Home screen has up to 12 screens each on the left and right for adding shortcuts and widgets.

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Home Screen Management

What You can Add to the Home Screen

You can customize the Home screen.

Touch the Home screen for over 1 second

a

• The "Add to home screen" list screen appears.

Shortcut You can create shortcuts.

Widget You can layout Widgets.

Folder You can create folders.

Kisekae You can select the background

Wallpaper You can choose the wallpaper

Group You can select from groups.

Tap the item you want to add/set.

b

• It is added/set to the Home screen.

and icon design.

for the Home screen.

Moving Shortcuts, etc.

From the Home screen, touch the icon you

a

want to move for over 1 second

Drag the icon and release your nger

b

• The icon is moved.

Note

• You can also drag the icon to one of the Home screen's extended screens to the left or r ight.

Deleting Shortcuts, etc. from the Home Screen

From the Home screen, touch a shortcut

a

icon or widget for over 1 second

Drag it to and release your nger

b

• The icon is deleted from the Home screen.

Note

• It is also possible to delete by tapping “Delete" displayed in the balloon of Step 1.

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Uninstalling Applications and Widgets

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the application you want to delete for

b

over 1 second u "Uninstall"

"OK"

c

• The application is deleted.

Note

• Applications installed in the terminal when purchasing cannot be uninstalled.

Changing Folder Names

From the Home screen, tap a folder you

a

want to change name

• The folder window opens.

Touch the title bar for over 1 second

b

• The "Edit name" menu appears.

Enter a new name of the folder and tap

c

"OK"

• The name of the folder is changed.

docomo Palette UI

Changing Kisekae

Change the wallpaper and icon of the Home screen to change the image.

Touch the Home screen for over 1 second

a

• The "Add to home screen" list screen appears.

Tap "Kisekae", select a design, and tap

b

"Set"

• It is possible to select and set designs that you like from a website.

• It is also possible to set from the Home screen

u "Kisekae/Wallp" u "Kisekae".

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Changing Wallpaper

Touch the Home screen for over 1 second

a

"Wallpaper"

b

"Gallery" / "Live wallpapers" / "Wallpaper

c

gallery"

• If you have tapped "Gallery", tap an image that you want to use as wallpaper. Drag the square displayed on the screen to select the section that you want to use as wallpaper, and then tap "Save".

• Live wallpaper list appears when tapping "Live wallpapers". Tap to select one of the live wallpaper, then tap "Set wallpaper". Depending on the type of wallpaper, you can set the live wallpaper settings by tapping "Settings...".

Adding Home Screens

You can add Home screens.

From the Home screen, u "Home

a

screens"

• The "Home screens" screen appears.

• You can create up to 12 Home screens.

Tap one of the thumbnails with a "+" mark

b

• The "+" appears for screens that can be added.

Sorting Home Screens

You can sor t the scroll order for Home screens.

From the Home screen, u "Home

a

screens"

• The "Home screens" screen appears.

Touch the thumbnail for over 1 second, and

b

drag it to the location where you want to move it

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Deleting Home Screens

From the Home screen, tap u "Home

a

screens"

• The "Home screens" screen appears.

Touch the thumbnail for over 1 second,

b

drag it over to

Note

• It is also possible to delete by tapping "Delete" displayed in the balloon of Step 2.

docomo Palette UI

and release your nger

Viewing the Application Screen

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Groups of applications are displayed as an icon list.

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Application List

Some applications need to be applied separately (paid).

DOCOMO Services

dmenu This is a shortcut application

dmarket This is the application

ｉチャネル

Machi-chara This is the application for

for "dmenu" to easily nd fun and convenient contents for smart phones including contents used in i-mode.

for starting dmarket. From dmarket, you can purchase contents such as music, videos, and books. Also, applications from the Android market are introduced.

This is the application for using i-Channel.

displaying characters on the terminal screen. Characters move on the Widget, and noties information such as incoming calls and email.

docomo backup

Basic Functions

Phone Make or receive a call.

Phonebook Register Phonebook, make a

PhoneBookCopy

声の宅配便

This is the application for backing up and restoring data such as for the phonebook.

(P78)

call or send a message from the registered phonebook. (P85)

This is the application for moving and copying phonebook data using external recording media such as a microSD card. (P89)

This is the application for easily using "Koe-noTakuhaibin" on a smart phone. You can easily record and play voice messages. (P90)

docomo Palette UI

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docomo Palette UI

spモードメール

Gmail Send and receive Google

Area Mail This is the application for

Messaging Available to send and

Talk It allows you to chat (text

Anshin Scan This application is for

This allows you to send and receive emails using a docomo email address (@docomo.ne.jp). It allows you to use pictograms and Deco-mail, and also supports auto receive. (P122)

account emails. (P124)

receiving and conrming early warning "Area Mail". (P125)

receive SMS. (P122)

chatting) with friends who have Google accounts. (P129)

protecting the terminal from viruses. It can detect viruses in installed applications and in the microSD card.

災害用キット

Browser Browse web page. (P126)

Google Search Search for Phonebook,

Voice Search Search by voice.

Downloads Conr m, display or play the

Market Access applications and

Instruction Manual (Japanese)

This application is for registering and conrming messages on the disaster message board.

application, web page, etc. inside the terminal.

downloaded data. (P191)

games directly via Android market to download and install them to the terminal. (P156)

Manual of this terminal. Activate the function you want to use from the description.

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Entertainment

Hulu This is the application for

Qik Video This service is for

JOOKEY This is for viewing

Media Player This is the application for

Music You can play songs from the

watching popular Hollywood movies and overseas dramas at a xed rate.

enjoying integrated video communication for social video sharing/video chat/ video mail/video archives using one application.

information variety programs provided by celebrities and experts, mainly Yoshimoto entertainers.

playing music and videos. (P148)

Songs, Albums, Artists, and Playlists folders.

Gガイド番組表

TV You can watch TV (1Seg).

YouTube Play YouTube videos, and

ビデオマーケット

ジークラウド

SF IV HD Trailer

With this application you can view program guides for terrestrial digital, BS digital, and other broadcast services. You can search for a program by keyword, genre, etc., and schedule watching 1Seg programs.

(P169)

upload the videos you have shot to YouTube. (P187)

You can enjoy various highquality video programs.

This application is for enjoying games using the cloud provided by NHN Japan.

This is the application for downloading STREET FIGHTER IV HD.

docomo Palette UI

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docomo Palette UI

Book Store MyShelf

BOOKストア 2Dfacto

Twonky Special

Twitter This is the official Twitter

Gallery A software to view still

This is the application for viewing e-books that were purchased through the dmarket BOOK Store.

This is an electronic book store where you can purchase and browse a variety of books such as literary books, popular comics, and famous business books.

This is the application for connecting terminals with home electrical appliances. Wirelessly play videos, photos and music stored in the terminal or on the Internet via TV or audio.

client application. You can publish short messages on site to communicate with others.

images (photos) and videos. (P146)

Tools

Camera A software for shooting still

Memo Memo is available to use.

Schedule Memos can be registered

Calendar View calendar and manage

地図アプリ

ご当地ガイド

Maps View current location, search

images (photos) or videos. (P141)

and schedule management is possible.

schedule. (P183)

Supplies Maps, Shop Search, Navigation, Transfer and Visited places functions to support you when you are outdoors.

This is for introducing information for recommended locations throughout Japan including pictures and local foods to help support walking tours.

places or routes. (P160)

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Navigation Voice guidance is available

Places Search for the nearest

Latitude Conrm your friend's

Evernote Save website content and

to show the route to destination. (P168)

restaurant, cafe, Japanesestyle bar, travel spot, ATM or gas station. (P169)

location and share status message. It also enables you to send emails and search for a route to your friend's location. (P167)

information such as the shot images, the memos of ideas, etc. to a server to search or view when necessary. The information can also be saved or viewed from a PC or other devices in addition to this terminal.

Name card creator

Calculator Four arithmetic operations

Alarm Clock You can use the stopwatch,

Dictionary Look for a word and register

Polaris Office Read and edit various

Application Manager

Link Backup Backup call log, calendar

SmartWorld Enables to enjoy various

This is the application for creating original name cards that can be displayed to your My prole box in the "Phonebook" application.

are available. (P186)

and set the timer, world clock, and alarms. (P181)

the word to Wordbook. (P189)

document formats. (P187)

This allows you to manage application. (P191)

(Schedule), etc. to microSD card. (P192)

applications, dramas and variety shows. (P186)

docomo Palette UI

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Osaifu/Shopping

Settings

docomo Palette UI

Osaifu-Keitai You can set Osaifu-Keitai.

iD設定アプリ

ToruCa Acquire, display, search and

Settings Set various settings. (P100)

ecoモード

AUTO-GPS This application is for using

(P177)

This is the application for setting e-money iD for using. (P188)

update Tor uCa. (P180)

This is the application for setting "eco Mode" for reducing battery consumption by adjusting various settings such as screen brightness.

auto GPS compatible services that notify weather information, local information such as shops, and tourist information according to your current location.

docomo location information

ドコモ海外利用

Home Switcher

This is the application for providing location information by imadoco search, imadoco kantan search, Keitai-Osagashi Service, and emergency information location notications. You can also change various settings and access the setting site/ service site.

This is the application for supporting overseas packet communication. You can easily set data roaming and carrier for using overseas Pake-hodai.

This is the application for switching the home application.

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Note

• This is a list of the applications that have been installed in this terminal at the time of purchase.

• If the software is updated, application content and icon positions may change.

• The names of some applications may not be fully displayed below their respective icons.

Manage Applications

Adding Shortcuts to the Home Screen

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the application icon for which you

b

want to create a shortcut for over 1 second, and tap "Add"

The shortcut icon is added to the Home screen.

Uninstalling an Application

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the application icon you want

b

to uninstall for over 1 second, and tap "Uninstall"

The conrmation screen appears,

c

then tap "OK"

docomo Palette UI

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Moving Applications

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the application you want to move for

b

over 1 second

Drag the application and release your

c

nger

• The application is moved.

docomo Palette UI

Group Management

Manage groups on the application screen and sort icons.

Adding Groups

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

u "Add group"

b

Enter a group name and tap "OK"

c

• The group is added on the application screen.

Sorting Groups

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the group name for over 1 second,

b

and drag it

• The group location is moved.

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Editing Group Names

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the group name for over 1 second,

b

and tap "Edit name"

Enter a new group name and tap "OK"

c

• The group name is changed.

Changing Group Colors

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the group name for over 1 second,

b

and tap "Edit label"

• Select a color and tap.

Adding Groups to the Home Screen

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the group name for over 1 second,

b

and tap "Add"

• The group shortcut icon is added to the Home screen.

Deleting Groups

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

Touch the group name for over 1 second,

b

and tap "Delete"

"OK"

c

• The group is deleted.

docomo Palette UI

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Searching Applications

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

u "Search"

b

• The Search widget starts. Enter a keyword or use Voice Input to search.

Switching Application Screen Display

Select the display for the Application screen as Tile or List.

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

u "List format" / "Tile format"

b

docomo Palette UI

Home Application Information

You can view the operation guide for the docomo Palette UI.

From the Home screen, u "More" u

a

"Help"

• An explanation for the docomo palette UI operation is displayed.

Version Information

From the Home screen, u "More" u

a

"Application info"

• The application name, provider, and version are displayed.

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Home Application Settings

From the Home screen, u "More" u

a

"Home settings"

• "Home settings" screen appears.

Personal area Personal area is displayed.

Wallpaper loop The wallpaper display is

Sync function Auto communication is

International roaming

looped.

executed when personal area information is updated.

Auto communication is executed during international roaming.

docomo Palette UI

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Calling / Network Services

Making/Receiving Calls

Making a Call

You can use the ter minal to make international calls and emergency calls, as well as standard calls. You can also enter a pause when using phone services, such as reserving tickets or checking your bank balance.

Making a call

From the Home screen, "Phone" u

a

"Dial"

• The "Dial" tab appears.

Enter the phone number u Tap

b

• If you enter a wrong number, tap to delete the number.

Calling / Network Services

Tab

"Recent calls" tab (P83) "Favorites" tab (P89) "Dial" tab: Dial screen appears. "Phonebook" tab (P85)

Phone number entry box

The input phone number is displayed.

Dial key

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Call button

"Add to phonebook" button

The input phone number is registered to the Phonebook.

Edit button

The input text is deleted.

"Koe-no-Takuhaibin" button

The Koe-no-Takuhaibin is sent to the input phone number. (P90)

"SMS" button

Create and send SMS. (P122)

Entering a pause

From the Home screen, "Phone" u

a

"Dial"

• The "Dial" tab appears.

Enter the phone number and tap u

b

"Add 2-sec pause"

• A comma "," is displayed after the phone number.

• It is also possible to send a push signal manually by touching "＊" for over 1 second. After ";" is entered next to the phone number, go to Step 3.

Enter the menu number of the service

c

that you are using u Tap

Ending a call

During a call, "End"

a

Emergency call

Emergency call Phone number

Police 110

Fire department or ambulance service

Japan Coast Guard 118

Note

• When you are making an emergency call (110, 119, and 118) from your terminal, be sure to notify that you are calling from a mobile phone and give your mobile phone number and present location clearly, as the police/fire department may call you back for confirmation. During an emergency call, be sure to stay where you are so that your call will not be interrupted. After making an emergency call, do not turn off your mobile phone immediately. Keep it on for about 10 minutes so that it can receive an incoming call.

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• Depending on the location from which you make an emergency call, connection may be made to the fire department or the police of another jurisdiction.

• In Japan, the 110, 119, and 118 emergency numbers cannot be dialed when UIM is not inserted, from the PIN code input screen or from the PIN unblocking key input screen. For details on PIN code, refer to "Security Code and UIM Protection" (P111).

Making an international call (WORLD CALL)

WORLD CALL is an international call service that enables you to make a call in Japan via the DOCOMO terminals. Customers who have subscribed to the FOMA service would also have automatically subscribed to "WORLD CALL" at the same time. (However, you can decline to use "WORLD CALL" when subscribing to the FOMA services.)

• Available to make a call over 240 countries or areas. You can make an overseas call to a fixed line telephone or a mobile phone.

• For information about the possible countries and carriers at overseas, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [International Services]" or the DOCOMO "International Services website".

• The fee of WORLD CALL will be charged together with FOMA service communication fee every month.

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• Subscription fee and monthly fee will not be charged.

• Contact "General Inquiries" on the back of this manual for detailed information about WORLD CALL.

• When using an international call service company other than DOCOMO, consult with the international call service company you use.

• Depending on the carrier, the caller's number may not be notified or displayed correctly. In that case, making a call from call log is not available.

Calls to fixed-line telephone

From the Home screen, "Phone" u

a

"Dial"

• The "Dial" tab appears.

Enter "010" u Country code u Area

b

code u Recipient's phone number, and

tap

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Calls to mobile phone

From the Home screen, "Phone" u

a

"Dial"

• The "Dial" tab appears.

Enter "010" u Country code u

b

Recipient's mobile phone number, and tap

Note

• If a recipient's mobile phone number or an area code begins with "0", omit "0". However, "0" may be required when calling some countries or areas, such as Italy.

• "+" (touch "0" for over 1 second to input "+") or "009130-010" can also be used instead of "010".

• For details on WORLD CALL, refer to DOCOMO "International Services website".

Receiving a Call

The terminal plays a ringtone when there is an incoming call. In Silent mode, the ringtone does not sound. If the terminal has been set to vibrate, it vibrates when there is an incoming call.

Receiving a call

When an incoming call arrives, tap

a

"Activate" u "Accept"

• You can talk to the caller.

Note

• If the caller has been saved in Contacts (Phonebook), the caller's name and phone number are displayed. If the caller is not saved in Contacts (Phonebook), only the phone number is displayed.

Declining a call

When an incoming call arrives, tap

a

"Activate" u "Reject"

• The incoming call is declined.

Muting ringtone

Press the Volume key (upper)/Volume

a

key (lower) while an incoming call ringing

• The ringtone is muted.

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Operations during a Call

During a call, you can adjust the volume, turn the speaker ON/OFF, mute the microphone, and put the call on hold, depending on the usage conditions.

Adjusting Call Volume

During a call, you can adjust the reception volume.

Press Volume key (upper)/Volume key

a

(lower)

• The call volume changes accordingly.

Using Call Options

During a call, you can put the caller onto speaker or temporarily mute the microphone.

Tur ning the speaker ON/OFF

During a call, "Speaker"

a

• You can hear the caller's voice through the speaker.

With the speaker ON, "Speaker"

b

• You can no longer hear the caller's voice through the speaker.

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Note

• Do not hold the terminal against your ear with the speaker ON.

• Speak into the terminal from a distance of no more than 50 cm. If you find it difficult to hear what is being said, turn off the speaker.

Muting the microphone

During a call, "Mute"

a

• The caller can no longer hear what you are saying.

With the microphone OFF, "Mute"

b

• The caller can hear what you are saying again.

Putting the call on hold

During a call, "Hold"

a

• The call is put on hold.

In the hold state, "Unhold"

b

• Hold is canceled, and you can resume the call.

Note

• To use the function for putting a call on hold, a subscription to Call Waiting Service (P95) is required.

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Call Log

This automatically records a history of your incoming and outgoing calls. You can also use the call log to call a phone number or add it to Phonebook.

The names of the recipient and caller are displayed.

A call is made.

Log icons are displayed.

: Dialed calls log : Received calls log

: Missed calls log : International call log

Call icon

: Call icon without caller ID notification : Call icon other than without caller ID notification

Logs with the same person are displayed together as

. The number in parentheses shows the number of

logs.

Calling to Answer a Missed Call

When you have missed calls, a missed call notification appears in the status bar.

If you see in the status bar, drag or

a

swipe the status bar downwards

• The missed call notification appears in the Notification panel. The missed call notification displays the caller's phone number or the caller's name that is saved in Phonebook, and the time or date of the missed call.

Tap the missed call notification

b

• The "Incoming history" tab appears.

• For the missed call log,

Tap on the right of the missed call log

c

• The call is made.

is displayed.

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Calling a Number from the Call Log

You can make calls to the phone numbers stored in the call log.

From the Home screen, "Phone" u

a

"Recent calls" tab

• "Incoming history" and "Outgoing history" appear.

Tap on the right of the other party's

b

name or phone number

• The call is made.

Note

• You can make a call by tapping the name or phone number on the "Recent calls" tab and then "Call".

• You can also make a call by touching the name or phone number on the "Recent calls" tab for over 1 second and then tapping "Call ЧЧЧ-ЧЧЧЧЧЧЧЧ" in the menu that appears.

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Registering Phone Numbers from the Call Log to the Phonebook

You can register unregistered items from the call log to the Phonebook.

On the "Recent calls" tab, tap a phone

a

number

"Add to phonebook"

b

• The "Register/Update phonebook" screen appears.

"Register new"

c

• When multiple accounts have been registered, select the account for which you want to create a phonebook.

Enter information, and tap "Save"

d

• It is registered as a Phonebook.

Note

• It is also possible to register to the Phonebook by touching the phone number that you want to register for over 1 second on the "Recent calls" tab and tapping "Add to phonebook" u "Register new".

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Deleting the Call Log

The call log is automatically added. However, you can delete a call log or all call logs.

Deleting a desired call log

On the "Recent calls" tab, touch a phone

a

number for over 1 second

• A menu appears.

"Remove from call log" u "OK"

b

• The call log is deleted.

Deleting the entire call log

On the "Recent calls" tab, "Incoming

a

history" / "Outgoing history" u "Delete all" u "OK"

• The entire "Incoming history"/"Outgoing history" call log is deleted.

Phonebook

In Phonebook, you can enter information about your personal contacts, such as their phone numbers, email addresses and web service accounts.

Displaying the Phonebook

You can view all the information that is saved in Phonebook.

From the Home screen, "Phone" u

a

"Phonebook" tab

• The Phonebook appears.

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The Phonebook (profile) is displayed.

Call log is displayed. You can also confirm the sent/

received details for sp-mode mail and SMS.

Your profile (My profile) is displayed.

Tap the icon that is displayed by selecting the image

to make a call, create an email, or use various services on the internet.

Phonebook belonging to the selected group are

displayed.

A new phonebook is registered.

Enter a keyword and search Phonebook.

Note

• When you open Phonebook for the first time, descriptions for adding Phonebook are displayed. Tap to import or export contacts from your UIM or microSD card.

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u "Others" u "Import/Export"

Registering Phonebook

You can register a new phonebook.

On the "Phonebook" tab, "Register"

a

• When multiple accounts are registered, select the account for which you want to create a phonebook.

Enter information, and tap "Save"

b

• The entered information is added to Phonebook.

Editing Phonebook

You can edit a phonebook that has already been registered.

On the "Phonebook" tab, tap a

a

phonebook that you want to edit

• The Profile screen appears.

"Edit"

b

• The "Edit profile" screen containing previously entered information appears.

Add, delete or edit the information, and

c

tap "Save"

• The Phonebook is updated.

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Searching the Phonebook

You can search for a phonebook on the "Phonebook" tab by dragging in the tab or by text entry.

On the "Phonebook" tab, "Search"

a

Enter the word(s) that you are looking

b

for

• Search candidates and search results in the terminal are displayed.

Tap a phonebook

c

• The Phonebook menu appears.

Making Calls/Sending Emails/ Chatting via Phonebook

You can make a call directly from Phonebook. If you have added an email address or chat account to the phonebook entry, you can also send an email or launch a chat application.

On the "Phonebook" tab, tap one of the

a

Phonebook contacts

• The Profile information is displayed.

Tap , , , or

b

• You can now make a call, send an email or chat.

Make a call.

Send an SMS message.

Record Koe-no-Takuhaibin

Send an email.

Note

• Touch the Phonebook for over 1 second to display the option menu. You can now make a call if you tap "Phone", or send an SMS message if you tap "SMS".

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Viewing the Map of a Contact's Address

If the address has been added to the Phonebook, you can view its location in a map.

On the "Phonebook" tab, tap one of the

a

Phonebook contacts

• The phonebook information appears.

On the "Profile" tab, touch the address

b

for over 1 second u "Display map"

• When selecting "Maps" or " switches to the application to display the location set as the address.

地図アプリ

Deleting Phonebook

On the "Phonebook" tab, touch one

a

of the Phonebook contacts for over 1 second

• The phonebook information appears.

"Delete" u "OK"

b

• The phonebook is deleted.

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", it

Note

• You can also delete a phonebook by tapping

u "Delete" on the "Phonebook" tab, placing a

mark on the phonebook you want to delete, and tapping "Delete".

Sharing Phonebook

You can share the phonebook saved in the terminal with other applications.

On the "Phonebook" tab, tap one of the

a

Phonebook contacts

• The phonebook information appears.

u "Share"

b

• A menu listing the applications that the contact can be shared with appears.

Tap one of the applications

c

• The screen of the selected application appears. Follow the instructions on the screen.

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Adding a Phonebook to Favorites

When you add a phonebook to Favorites, it appears on the "Favorites" tab. The "Favorites" tab allows you to quickly display a specific Phonebook.

On the "Phonebook" tab, tap the

a

phonebook that you want to add to Favorites

• The Profile screen appears.

Tap

b

• The phonebook is added to the "Favorites" tab.

Note

• When you display a phonebook that has been added to Favorites, the star icon in the top righthand corner of the screen turns yellow.

• If you tap the yellow star icon, it turns gray.

- If the phonebook has a call log, the phonebook is displayed in the "Favor ites" tab.

- If the phonebook has no call log, the phonebook is undisplayed in the "Favor ites" tab.

• If you tap a gray star icon, it turns yellow and the phonebook is displayed in "Favor ites".

Using Phonebook Copy Tool

Copy Phonebook data between this terminal and other terminals via microSD card. Also, you can copy the Phonebook data stored in your Google account to your docomo account.

Opening the Phonebook copy tool

From the Home screen, "Applications"

a

u "PhoneBookCopy"

• For the first time users, to accept the " " (License agreement) is required.

契約書

Exporting Phonebook to microSD card

Insert a microSD card to the terminal

a

From "エクスポート" (Export) tab screen,

b

"開始" (Start)

• Phonebook data stored in docomo account is

saved on microSD card.

"OK"

c

使用許諾

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Importing Phonebook from microSD card

Insert the microSD card on which your

a

Phonebook data is saved to the terminal From "インポート" (Import) tab screen,

b

tap a file to import u "上書き" (Overwrite) / "追加" (Add)

• The imported Phonebook data is saved to docomo account.

"OK"

c

Copying Contacts on Google account to docomo account

From "docomoアカウントへコピー "

a

(Copy to docomo account) tab screen, tap the Google account you want to copy u "上書き " (Overwrite) / " 追加" (Add)

• The copied Phonebook data is saved on docomo account.

"OK"

b

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Note

• When the items of Phonebook (number, etc.) in other terminals are different from those in this terminal, the item names may be changed or deleted. The characters may be deleted when they are not registerable on some terminals.

• It is not available to import group information.

• When exporting Contacts (Phonebook) to microSD card, Phonebook data with no name registered is not available to copy.

• When importing Contacts (Phonebook) from microSD card, the file created in the "Link Backup" application cannot be read.

Koe-no-Takuhaibin

This service is for sending voice messages via phone.

• For details about Koe-no-Takuhaibin, refer to the DOCOMO website.

• The message can be recorded up to 15 minutes per 1 message, up to 500 messages, and stored up to 720 hours. A maximum of 5 messages can be protected, and will automatically be deleted 720 hours after protection cancellation.

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Message recording

From the Home screen, "Phone" u "Dial"

a

Enter the phone number u Tap

b

"Koe-no-Takuhaibin"

• The terminal is connected to the Koe-noTakuhaibin Service Center. Record a message according to the voice guidance.

• You can also send it from the "Recent calls" and Phonebook.

Play messages

The message is recorded and is notified by SMS.

From the Notification panel, tap the Koe-

a

no-Takuhaibin notification u " メッセージ再生" (Play Message) u "はい " (Yes)

• The terminal is connected to the Koe-no- Takuhaibin Service Center.

Note

• A call fee will be charged for recording and playing messages.

• Koe-no-Takuhaibin cannot be used from overseas.

• To set Koe-no-Takuhaibin, from the Home screen, tap "Network service" u "Koe-no-Takuhaibin".

u "Settings" u "Call settings" u

Network Services

Available Network Service

You can use the following DOCOMO network ser vices on the terminal.

Service name

Koe-noTakuhaibin

Voice Mail Service

Call Forwarding Service

Call Waiting Service

Caller ID Notification Service

Nuisance Call Blocking Service

Caller ID Display Request Service

Monthly

Application Page

charge

Free Not

required

Paid Required P92

Free Required P96

Paid Required P95

Free Not

required

Free Not

required

Free Not

required

P90

P98

P106

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Service name

Call Notification Service

English Guidance

Public Mode (Power OFF)

Monthly

charge

Free Not

Note

• You cannot use the net work services when you are outside of the service area or in a location with no radio reception.

• Deactivating a service does not mean canceling the contract of a service like the Voice Mail Service or the Call Forwarding Service.

• For subscriptions and inquiries, contact "General Inquiries" provided on the last page of this manual.

• In this manual, the outlines of each network service are described with menu operations of the terminal. For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network Services]".

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Application Page

required

P106

P99

Voice Mail Service

If you are in a location with no radio reception, the terminal is powered off, or you are unable to take the call within the preset ring time, the Voice Mail Ser vice answers a call with a voice mail greeting and records the caller's message.

Note

• The message can be recorded up to 3 minutes per 1 message, up to 20 messages, and stored up to 72 hours.

• If you do not answer an incoming call when the Voice Mail Service is set to "Activate", the call is saved in "Incoming history" as a missed call,

appears in the status bar.

and

• This terminal does not record voice messages on internal memory. Use the Voice Mail Service.

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Basic flow of the Voice Mail Service

Start the Voice Mail Service.

A call is made to your terminal.

If you do not answer the call, a connection is made to the Voice Mail Ser vice Center.

A caller records a message.

You are notified of the message at the Voice Mail Service Center.

Play the voice message.

▼

Setting the Voice Mail Service

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Call settings" u "Network service" u "Voice mail service"

• The "Voice mail service" screen appears.

Activate service

Ring time setting

Deactivate service

Settings confirmation

Play messages

Settings Tap "OK" to connect to the Voice

Tap "OK" to star t the Voice Mail Service.

Enter 0 to 120 (seconds) for the ring time. If the ring time is set to "0", calls will not be saved in Incoming history.

Tapping "OK" when setting the Voice Mail Service deactivates the Voice Mail Service.

Display the setting state of the Voice Mail Service.

Tap "OK" to connect to the Voice Mail Service Center. Follow the guidance to play messages.

Mail Service Center. Follow the guidance to change the Voice Mail settings.

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Checking messages

Message notification settings

Note

• If you have messages at the Voice Mail Service Center, all messages have been cleared or stored, following the guidance,

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Check whether there is a new Voice Mail message. After checking, the completion message appears.

Configure the setting for whether to notify when new messages arrive.

appears in the status bar. Once

will disappear.

Playing a voice message

Drag or swipe the status bar downwards

a

• The Notification panel appears.

"Voice mail" u "OK"

b

• The terminal is connected to the Voice Mail Service Center. Follow the guidance to play messages.

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Call Waiting Service

When there is another incoming call while you are on a call, the in-call ringtone notifies you of the second call. You can answer the second call by putting the first call on hold. You can also put your current call on hold and make a call to another party.

Note

• Even when the call is on hold, the caller is charged for a call fee.

Setting the Call Waiting Service

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Call settings" u "Network service" u "Call waiting"

• The "Call waiting" screen appears.

Activate service

Deactivate service

Settings confirmation

Tap "OK" to star t the Call Waiting Service.

Tap "OK" to deactivate the Call Waiting Service.

The current settings are displayed.

Putting the current call on hold and answering an incoming call

If you hear a beep during a call,

a

"Activate" u "Accept"

• The first call is automatically put on hold and the incoming call is answered.

Switch to the first call

b

• To end the second call, tap "End". The second call is terminated and you return to the first call.

• To put the second call on hold, tap "Swap". The second call is put on hold and you return to the first call. Tapping "Swap" switches to the other party.

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Putting the current call on hold and making a call to another party

During a call, "Add call"

a

• The "Dial" tab appears.

Enter the other party's phone number

b

Tap

• The first call is automatically put on hold and you are put through to the new call. You can also search for a phonebook if you tap the "Phonebook" tab or "Recent calls" tab.

Switch to the first call

c

• To ter minate the new call, tap "End". The new call is terminated and you return to the first call.

• To put the new call on hold, tap "Swap". The new call is put on hold and you return to the first call. Tapping "Swap" switches to the other party.

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Call Forwarding Service

The Call Forwarding Service forwards a call to a preset forwarding number if you do not answer the call within the preset ring time, or are outside of the service area or if the terminal is powered off.

Note

• If you do not answer an incoming call when the Call Forwarding Service is set to "Activate", the call is saved in "Incoming history" as a missed

appears in the status bar.

call, and

Basic flow of the Call Forwarding Ser vice

Set the Call Forwarding Service to activate.

A call is made to your terminal.

If you do not answer a call, it is automatically forwarded to the specified forwarding number.

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Call charge for the Call Forwarding Service

Caller

Subscriber to the Call Forwarding Service

Forwarding number

Call charges are incurred by

▼

the caller.

Call charges are incurred by the subscriber to the Call

▼

Forwarding Service.

Note

• Even when the Call Forwarding Service is active, you can answer a call while the ringtone sounds.

Setting the Call Forwarding Service

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Call settings" u "Network service" u "Call forwarding service"

• The "Call forwarding service" screen appears.

Activate service

Deactivate service

Change call forwarding number

Call forwarding settings

Guidance settings

Settings confirmation

* A subscription to the Voice Mail Service is

required.

Change the forwarding number and the ringing time.

Tap "OK" to deactivate the Call Forwarding Service.

Enter a new forwarding number and tap "OK" to change the forwarding number.

Tap "Yes" to automatically connect an incoming call to the Voice Mail Service Center if the forwarding number is busy*.

Turn the guidance ON/OFF.

The current Call Forwarding Service settings are displayed.

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Setting the Call Forwarding guidance on/off

From the Home screen, "Phone"u "Dial"

a

• The "Dial" tab appears.

"1" u "4" u "2" u "9" u

b

• Voice guidance is played. Follow the guidance to configure the settings. For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network Services]".

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Caller ID Notification Service

When making a call, your phone number can be shown in the display of the other party's phone.

Note

• The Caller ID Notification Service is not available (out of service area) is displayed.

when

• The service is only available when the other

party's phone can display the caller ID.

• If an announcement requesting caller ID is

heard when making a call, activate Caller ID Notification or add the "186" prefix to the phone number and call again.

From the Home screen, u "Settings"

a

u "Call settings" u "Network service" u "Caller ID notification"

• The "Caller ID notification" screen appears.

Settings Set whether the other party is

Settings confirmation

notified of your caller ID. Tap "Notify" to enable notification, and "Not notify" to disable notification.

The current Caller ID Notification settings are displayed.