LG L601I User Manual

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DoCoMo W-CDMA, GSM/GPRS system

Thank you for purchasing the “FOMA L601i”.

Before or during use of the FOMA L601i, make sure that you read this manual and the separate manuals such as for the battery pack thoroughly so that you can use the FOMA L601i correctly. If you feel any inconvenience in reading the manual, contact the DoCoMo Information Center listed on the back page of this manual.

The FOMA L601i is designed to be your close partner. Treat it carefully at all times to ensure long-term performance.

Before using your FOMA phone

Because the FOMA phones use radio waves, they cannot be used in places where radio waves do not reach, such as inside tunnels, underground, or in buildings; or the outside where radio waves are weak or out of the FOMA service area. They may not be used in the high-rise buildings even when the antennas are unobstructed. You may also experience interruption of calls even when using without moving while the radio waves are strong enough for the three antennas to appear on the display. Use the FOMA phone carefully to avoid disturbing other people when in public, or in crowded or quiet places. Since the FOMA phones use radio waves as the medium of telecommunication, calls may be tapped by the third party. However, the WCDMA and GSM/GPRS systems automatically support tapping prevention, so your conversation will be incomprehensible to the third party. The FOMA phones change your voice into digital signals and send them to the other party. In places where the radio waves are weak, the digital signals may not be converted correctly, and in such a case, the voice heard may sound different from the actual original voice. It is recommended that you make separate notes of the information stored in the FOMA phone and keep such notes in a safe place. DoCoMo cannot be held responsible in any way for the loss of data stored in the phone. The user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use of SSL. Neither DoCoMo nor the certifier as listed herein makes any representation and warranty as for the security in the use of SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the use of SSL, neither DoCoMo nor the certifier shall be responsible for any such damage or loss. Certifier: VeriSign Japan K.K. Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd. GeoTrust Japan, inc.

This FOMA phone can be used only via the FOMA network or Roaming service area by DoCoMo.

For those who use the FOMA phone for the first time

If this is the first time for you to use the FOMA phone, read this manual in the order as described below. Then you will get acquainted with the outline of preparing and operating procedures for using your FOMA phone.

1. Attach and then charge the battery pack. > P37, P39

2. Turn the power to the FOMA phone ON, initialize, and confirm your phone number. > P43

3. Check the buttons on the FOMA phone for their roles. > P28

4. Confirm the meanings of icons that appear on the display. > P31

5. Learn how to operate the menus. > P34

6. Get well acquainted how to make and receive calls. > P46, P52

Note that “FOMA L601i” is referred to as “FOMA phone” in this manual.

The functions which use a miniSD memory card are described in this manual; however, you need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to make these functions available. See page 166 for the miniSD memory card.

It is prohibited to copy all or part of this manual without permission. The instructions contained in this manual may be changed without notice.

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How to Read/Refer to This Manual

The search methods and page structure of this manual are described here. Screen displays and illustrations described in this manual are for reference. The actual ones might differ.

How to Refer to This Manual

By the following search methods, you can find pages where your desired functions and explanations are described:

Tabs on Cover ] Cover

Search from the tabs printed on the cover.

Index ] P306

Search from keywords when you know the names of functions or services.

Contents ] P4

Search from the contents that categorize functions.

Features ] P6

Search from Features when you want to use specific functions of FOMA L601i such as new functions and useful functions.

Menu List ] P224

Search from list for menus of FOMA L601i.

Quick Manual ] P316

Quick Manual gives you a clear, brief description about fundamental functions. You can take it with you when you go outing.

a Overseas Use

] See the next page for more details.

See “Overseas use” (P213) for how to use your FOMA phone outside Japan.

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How to Read/Refer to This Manual

Contents / Precautions

Confirming before use

Making Calls /

Receiving Calls

Making /

iving Video-phone Calls

Phonebook

Sound / Display

Settings

Safety settings

Multimedia

(Camera)

i-mode

Mail

i-appli

Data box

Adjusting the Ring Volume ....................68

Adjusting the Effect Tone Volume .........68

Selecting a Ring Tone ............................68

Selecting a Effect Tone..........................69

Setting a Vibrator ...................................70

Activating the Manner Mode .................70

Setting the Ringing Operation for

Incoming Mail .........................................71

Setting the Ringing Time........................72

Setting Sub Display................................73

Setting Fonts of Dial Characters ...........74

Setting Menu Display .............................75

Setting Backlight ....................................75

Setting Color Scheme ............................75

Sound /

Display

1 Ring volume

2 Effect tone volume 3 Select ringtone 4 Select effect tone 5 Vibration settings 6 Manner settings 7 Mail ring duration

Select

Sound

On the Stand-by display,

[Menu]

]

or “Sound”

To display the Sound menu

1 Main display

2 Sub display 3 Font 4 Menu style 5 Backlight 6 Color scheme

Select

Display

On the Standby display,

[Menu]

]

or “Display”

To display the Display menu

..125 ..134 , 130 132,

..135 , 130 , 132 , 132 ..126 ..126 , 130 , 130

Folder list (Meody)..................150

Folder list (Moving/i-motion) ...150

Mail list (Received)..................129

Mail list (Sent).........................135

Mail list (Unsent).....................137

Software list ...........................149

Sound .........................................68

Effect tone volume ...................68

Mail ring on/off .........................72

Manner mode ..........................70

Ring volume.............................68

Ringing time.............................72

Selecting a effect tone .............69

Selecting a ring tone ................68

a From the Tabs on the Cover

Search for the functions and explanations in the order of the Cover > First page of Chapter > Description page.

a From the Index

Search from the index when you know the names of functions or services.

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How to Read/Refer to This Manual

Titl

How to use this manual

In this manual, operations of your FOMA phone are explained in the structure as shown below:

• Screen displays and illustrations described in this manual are for reference. The actual ones might differ.

Shows the title

Shortcut operation

Shows button operation from the Stand-by display.

Description of functions

Provides detailed explanation of each function.

Supplementary description of functions

Description of operations

Provides the operation number and operation method. > P34

Index tab

Shows the chapter title. These titles are described in the tabs on the cover.

How to enter the menu

I M

C#1

✽ The above page is a sample.

Supplementary description of functions

Information

Gives necessary information, notes, and supplementary explanation.

Screen

Shows the screen displayed in the process of or after an operation.

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Contents/Precautions

Contents

Before using your FOMA phone....................... Rear side of Front Cover

For those who use the FOMA phone

for the first time ........................................... Rear Side of Front Cover

How to Read/Refer to This Manual ...................................................... 1

Contents ............................................................................................. 4

Features of FOMA L601i...................................................................... 6

Making Full Use of FOMA L601i!.......................................................... 8

Safety Precautions (Always follow the safety precautions.)................. 10

Notes on Handling............................................................................. 20

Intellectual Property Rights ................................................................ 23

Accessories and Main Options .......................................................... 25

Confirming before use......................................... 27

• Phone Parts and Functions • Display • Menu Operations

• How to Use the Soft Keys • Main Side Button Operations

• Using the UIM (FOMA Card) • Attaching/Removing the Battery Pack

• Charging the FOMA Phone • Turning Power ON

• Turning Power OFF • Clock/Time

• Using Caller ID Notification Service • Own Number

Making Calls/Receiving Calls.............................. 45

• Making Calls • Receiving Calls • Using Public mode (power off)

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls ................ 51

• About Video-phone • Making Video-phone Calls

• Receiving Video-phone Calls

• Changing Settings for Video-phone Calls

Phonebook........................................................... 57

• Adding to Phonebook • Searching for Phonebook Entries

• Checking the Number of Saved Phonebook Entries

• Setting Phonebook • Setting Groups

• Displaying Own Number

Sound/Display ..................................................... 67

• Adjusting the Ring Volume • Adjusting the Effect Tone Volume

• Setting a Ring Tone • Setting an Effect Tone

• Setting a Vibrator • Activating the Manner Mode

• Setting Ringing Operations for Incoming Mail

• Setting Ringing Time • Setting Main Screen

• Setting Sub Display • Setting Fonts of Dial Characters

• Setting Menu Style • Setting Backlight

• Setting color Scheme

Settings ................................................................ 77

• Call/Answer • Call Feature • Video Phone • Date & Time

• Network (for overseas use) • Changing a Host from i-mode

• Security •

• Others Settings

Safety settings ..................................................... 95

• Passwords

• Preventing the Phone from Activating the Operation of Function

• Other Safety Settings

Multimedia (Camera) ........................................... 99

• Notes for when using the camera • Using the Camera

• Taking Still Images • Shooting Moving Images

i-mode ................................................................ 109

• i-mode Menu • What is i-mode? • Displaying the iMenu display

• Displaying Sites from Bookmark • Displaying Screen memo

• Displaying Last URL • Displaying Internet Web Pages

• Displaying MessageR/F

• Checking Whether Center Holds MessageR/F

• Setting Functions of i-mode • Displaying Sites

• How to See/Use Sites • Using My Menu

• Changing i-mode Password

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

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Contents/Precautions

Mail..................................................................... 127

• Mail Menu • i-mode Mail • Displaying Mail in Inbox

• Displaying Mail in Outbox • Displaying Mail in Unsent message

• Composing Mail • Checking New i-mode mail and Message

• Receiving Selected Mail • Checking whether Center Holds SMS

• Changing Mail Settings

i-appli ................................................................. 147

• What is i-appli • Downloading i-appli from Sites • Starting i-appli

Data box............................................................. 153

• Introduction of Data box • Displaying/Managing/Editing Images

• Playing back/Managing/Editing Moving Images/i-motion

• Playing back/Managing/Editing Melody

• Caution on Use of the miniSD Memory Card

• Inserting/removing miniSD memory card

• Playing back/Editing Data on the miniSD Memory Card

• Playing back i-motion (including of music file) downloaded by other devices in FOMA phone

Tools................................................................... 171

• Using Alarm • Setting the Custom Menu

• Using the Infrared Exchange Function • Using Calculator

• Using Unit Converter • Using World Time • Using Stop Watch

• Using the miniSD Memory Card

Stationery........................................................... 181

• Using Schedule • Using Memo

• Using Date Search • Using Date Counter

• Using Caller ID Notification Service

• Using Caller ID Request Service • Using Set Arrival Act

• Selecting Arrival Call Act • Registering Additional Services

• Registering Additional Guidance • Using English Guidance

• Using Service Dialing Number • Using Call Barring

Data Transmission............................................. 199

• Data Transmission Available from the FOMA phone • Before Use

• Glossary of Data Transmission Terms

• Preparation Flow for Data Transmission • AT command

Entering Characters........................................... 205

• Entering Characters • List of Character Assignment of Dial Buttons

Overseas Use..................................................... 213

• Network Settings • International Roaming Service

• Using the FOMA Phone Overseas

Appendix............................................................ 223

• Menu list • Pre-installed data • List of Terms

• Symbol/Special Character List • Pictograph and Emoticon List

• Common Phrase List • Kuten Code List • List of city in World time

• Multiaccess Combination Patterns

• Multitask Combination Patterns

• Service Available with FOMA Phones

• Introduction of Data Link • Troubleshooting

• Error Messages • Introduction of Options and Related Equipment

• Warranty and Maintenance Services

• Specific Absorption Rate of the Mobile Phone

• Export/Re-export regulations of Japan and USA

Contents/Precautions

Network Service ................................................ 189

• Available Network Services • Using Voice Mail

• Using Call Waiting Service • Using Call Forwarding Service

• Using Nuisance Call Barring Service

Index/Quick Manual .......................................... 305

• Index • Quick Manual

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Contents/Precautions

Features of FOMA L601i

FOMA (Freedom Of Mobile multimedia Access) is the name of the DoCoMo service based on the W-CDMA format, authorized as one of the world’s standards for third-generation mobile telecommunication systems (IMT-2000).

i-mode Function

Viewing sites > P120

This is on-line service to view the information via connecting the site or homepage by operating the button simply.

i-mode mail>P139

You can compose and send i-mode mail. Also, you can attach images, moving images and melodies for sending.

i-motion > P125

You can obtain images and music from sites or Internet web pages.

i-motion Mail > P139, P140

You can attach moving images shot by the camera or imotion movies obtained from sites or Internet web pages to i-mode mail for sending.

i-appli > P148

You can download and use a variety of i-appli software programs from sites.

Main Futures

Video-phone > P52

You can have a conversation with the other party seeing the face each other. You can also let the other party’s voice heard from the speaker or the other party see the landscape around you by rotating the camera.

Whole Range of Network Services Voice Mail (Charged) > P190 Call Forwarding Service (Free) > P193 Call Waiting Service (Charged) > P192 SMS (Short Messages) (Monthly fee Free)

> P141

For example, you can download and enjoy a variety of games.

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

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International Roaming > P214

You can make/receive voice/video-phone calls, perform i-mode communication, exchange i-mode mail and SMS messages and perform data transmission with a personal computer connected to your FOMA phone abroad with the same phone number. Moreover, subscribers of the Voice Mail or Call Forwarding Service can use the network services.

Camera Functions > P101, P106

You can shoot still images and moving images using the rotatable camera (1,300,000 effective pixels and 1,300,000 recording pixels). You can shoot not only a person or landscape but also yourself by rotating the camera. You can use various functions such as adjusting images, zooming images, special effects when you shoot images.

Compatible with miniSD Memory Card>P166, P179

You can save still images/moving images shot by the camera or video camera of the L601i phone and melodies by using a miniSD memory card (option). Saved data can easily be exchanged between the L601i phone and a personal computer. You can save the i-motion or music file composed by external device in miniSD memory, and then play them in FOMA phone. (You might not play the files if the condition to play doesn't meet.)

Contents/Precautions

Using the Infrared Exchange>P174

You can exchange the data with FOMA handset via Infrared.

To display a character in phonebook>P58

In a phonebook, you can set the image and the character for each entry. You can make your own character by changing “Face”, “Hair”, “Tops”, “Bottoms”, “Accessory” and “Scenery”.

Useful Functions for Overseas Use

Unit converter > P176

You can convert a value of currency, surface, length, weight, temperature, volume or velocity from one unit to another. You can use Unit converter in confirming a price converted into yen when you shop overseas.

World time>P178

You can check the date and time of 58 cities in the world. Also, a world map is displayed so that you can confirm the locations of cities and the national flags. You can use Global Clock in confirming the date and time and the location of your next destination on a trip.

Dual clock display>P73

You can display the time of two cities on the Stand-by display at the same time. For example, you can view the time difference by setting the city of a stay place.

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Contents/Precautions

Making Full Use of FOMA L600i!

Contents/Precautions

"Video-phone", communication seeing the face each other.

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Contents/Precautions

Simple and Easy Camera Function

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Contents/Precautions

Don’t

Do not

disassemble

No wet

hands

Avoid water

Pull the power

plug out

Contents/Precautions

Safety Precautions

(Always follow the safety precautions.)

a The following symbols show specific directions:

a Before using the FOMA phone, read these

safety precautions carefully so that you can use it correctly. After reading the precautions, keep them in a safe place for later reference.

a Be sure to observe these safety precautions

because they are designed to protect you or those around you from causing injury and to avoid unnecessary damage to the property.

a The symbols below indicate the levels of danger

or damage that can be caused if the particular precautions are not observed.

This symbol indicates that incorrect

Danger

Warning

Caution

handling will almost certainly cause death or serious injury.

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

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

Denotes things not to do (Prohibition)

Denotes not to disassemble.

Denotes not to touch with wet hands.

Denotes not to use where it could get wet.

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

Denotes to pull the power plug out of the outlet.

a “Safety Precautions” are divided into the

following six sections: General precautions for FOMA phone, batteries,

adapters/chargers, and UIM ............................... P11

Precautions for FOMA phone ............................. P13

Precautions for batteries ..................................... P15

Precautions for adapters/chargers ...................... P17

Precautions for UIM ............................................ P18

Notes on using near electronic

medical equipment.............................................. P19

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General precautions for FOMA phone, batteries, adapters/chargers, and UIM

Danger

Use only the batteries and adapters / chargers approved by DoCoMo for the

FOMA phone.

Contents/Precautions

Do not use or leave the FOMA phone or

Don’t

accessories in places where it is exposed

to direct sunlight, or in extremely high temperatures such as inside a car in the summer heat.

Otherwise, the devices may deform or malfunction, battery may leak, overheat, burst, or catch fire, or performance and longevity may deteriorate. Also, part of the case might be heated, causing bare skin burns.

Contents/Precautions

Do not

disassemble

If you use any type of battery, adapter or charger other than the specified one, the FOMA phone, battery or other devices may leak, overheat, burst, catch fire, or get damaged. Battery Pack L01 FOMA AC Adapter 01 FOMA AC Adapter 01 for both overseas and domestic usage FOMA DC Adapter 01

• For other specified products, contact a handling counter such as a DoCoMo shop.

Do not disassemble, modify or solder the FOMA phone or accessories.

Accidents such as fire, injury, electric shock, or malfunction may result. The battery may leak, overheat, bust or catch fire.

Do not let the FOMA phone or accessories

Avoid water

get wet.

If liquids such as water or pet urine get onto them, overheating, electric shock, fire, malfunction, injuries or others may result. Pay attention to the place of use of the way of handling.

Warning

Do not use near places such as gas

Don’t

stations where there is danger of fire or

explosion.

If used in dusty places or where there are flammable gases such as propane or gasoline, explosions or fire may result.

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Contents/Precautions

Warning

Do not place the batteries, the FOMA

Don’t

phone, adapters/chargers, or UIM in microwave ovens or high-pressure containers.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or catch fire. The FOMA phone or the adapter/charger may overheat, smoke, or catch fire, or its circuit parts may burst.

Do not throw the FOMA phone or accessories, or subject them to severe shocks.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst, catch fire, or cause damage to the equipment.

Be careful not to let electroconductive materials (metal pieces, pencil leads, etc.) contact with the charging terminal or external connecting terminals. Also, make sure that those are not entered into the inside of the FOMA phone.

Short-circuit could cause catching fire or malfunction of the FOMA phone.

If the FOMA phone or accessories begins to emit an odor, overheat, discolor, deform,

etc., while being used, charged, or stored, take the countermeasures as follows;

1. Pull the power plug off the outlet or socket.

2. Shut down the power to the FOMA phone.

3. Remove the battery pack from the FOMA phone.

If you use the devices with these symptoms not handled, they may overheat, burst, or catch fire, or the battery may leak.

Caution

If children use the FOMA phone or accessories, a guardian should explain the

safety precautions and correct operations. The guardian should also make sure that the instructions are followed during use.

Otherwise, injury may result.

Do not place the FOMA phone or

Don’t

accessories on unstable locations such as wobbly tables or slanted locations.

The FOMA phone or accessories may fall, resulting in injury or malfunction.

Keep out of the reach of babies and infants.

Accidental swallowing or injury may result.

Do not store in humid or dusty places, or in high temperature environments.

Malfunction may result.

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Contents/Precautions

Caution

Temperature of the FOMA phone, battery pack or adapter /charger may rise if charging

the battery, shooting moving images, playing back or using the video phone, i-mode or iappli repeatedly or continuously for a long time.

Prolonged direct contact with a high temperature part may cause redness, itching, rash, etc. on skin depending on your physical conditions or predisposition. Be careful especially when using the FOMA phone connected to the adapter / charger continuously for a long time.

Precautions for FOMA phone

You may be punished for using the FOMA phone in airplanes, which is prohibited by law.

Turn off the FOMA phone when near high-

precision electronic devices or devices

using weak electronic signals.

The FOMA phone may possibly cause these devices to malfunction.

Electronic devices that may be affected: 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 the radio waves.

Contents/Precautions

Warning

Turn off the FOMA phone in places where use is prohibited such as in airplanes and

hospitals.

Otherwise, electronic devices and electronic medical appliances may be adversely affected. If the Auto Power ON function is set, deactivate the setting, then turn the power off. For use inside medical facilities, make sure that you comply with their regulations.

If you have any implanted electronic

Don’t

medical equipment, do not place your

FOMA phone in a chest pocket or inner

pocket.

If the FOMA phone is positioned close to electronic

medical equipment, it may cause that equipment to malfunction.

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Contents/Precautions

Warning

For those with weak heart conditions, the vibrator and ring volume must be adjusted

carefully.

Those functions may cause an effect on the heart.

Do not operate the FOMA phone while

Don’t

driving a vehicle.

Operating a mobile phone during driving has been prohibited since November 1, 2004 according to the revised Road Traffic Law. During driving, make sure that you activate Public mode (power off) or the Voice Mail Service.

Do not shine the light close to eyes.

Don’t

Doing so can damage eyesight. Also, accidents such as injury might occur if someone is startled or dazzled by the light.

Do not put the FOMA phone in the place

Don’t

where it could be affected by an expanded airbag, etc., on the dashboard.

If the airbag expands, the FOMA phone could hit you and others, causing accidents such as injury and the FOMA phone could become damaged.

If thunder starts to rumble while you are using the FOMA phone outdoors, turn the

power off, and move to a safe place.

Do not directly point the infrared data port

Don’t

at someone’s eyes during transmission.

His/Her eyes may possibly be affected. Other infrared devices may operate erroneously if the infrared data port is pointed at them during transmission.

When talking on the speaker phone, be

sure to keep the FOMA phone away from

your ear.

Otherwise, your hearing could be impaired.

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

Otherwise, you could be struck by lightning or suffer an electric shock.

Caution

Do not swing the FOMA phone by its strap.

Don’t

The FOMA phone may hit you or persons around you, and accident such as injury or malfunction may

result.

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Contents/Precautions

Caution

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

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

Metals are used for the following parts:

Where it is used Material

Navigation Button

Around the camera

Earpiece/Speaker and their surrounding

Do not allow liquids such as water, or

Don’t

foreign materials such as metal pieces or flammable materials to get into the UIM insertion slit or miniSD memory card slot of the FOMA phone.

Fire, electric shock or malfunction may occur.

Electronic devices in some types of cars can be affected by use of the FOMA phone.

For safety’s sake, do not use the FOMA phone inside such cars.

Do not place magnetic cards or similar

Don’t

objects near the FOMA phone or between phone parts.

Aluminum (coated)

Chrome plating

Information on magnetic cards such as cash cards, credit cards, telephone cards and floppy disks may be deleted.

Be careful not to let your finger or the strap

get caught when you open and close the

FOMA phone.

Accidents such as injury or malfunction may result.

Precautions for batteries

a Check the description on the label of the

battery pack for the type of battery.

Description Type

Li-ion Lithium-ion battery

(Li-polymer) (Lithium-polymer battery)

Danger

If the battery fluid gets into your eyes, do not

rub them. Flush your eyes with clean water

and get medical attention immediately.

Otherwise, the loss of eyesight may result.

Do not throw the battery into fire.

Don’t

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or catch fire.

Contents/Precautions

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Contents/Precautions

Danger

Do not let any metal such as a wire contact

Don’t

the terminal. Also, do not carry or store the

battery together with a metal necklace.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or catch fire.

Do not pierce it with nails, hit it with a

Don’t

hammer, or step on it.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or catch fire.

Do not use excessive force to attach the

Don’t

battery to the FOMA phone when you

cannot attach it successfully. Also, check

that the battery is the right way round

when you attach it.

The battery may leak, overheat, burst or catch fire.

Warning

If the battery fluid comes in contact with

skin or clothes, immediately stop using,

then wash affected areas thoroughly with

clean water.

If charging is not completed at the end of the specified charging time, stop charging.

Otherwise, the battery may leak, overheat, burst or

catch fire.

If it leaks or emits an odor, immediately stop using the battery and keep it away

from fire.

The battery fluid, being flammable, may catch fire and cause an explosion.

Caution

An exhausted battery should not be

Don’t

disposed of with other waste.

The battery may catch fire or destroy the environment. After insulating the battery terminals with tape, bring them to a handling counter such as a DoCoMo shop or dispose of them in accordance with local waste disposal regulations.

The battery fluid is harmful to skin.

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Precautions for adapters/chargers

Warning

Never short-circuit the charging terminals

Don’t

when the adapter is plugged into the power outlet or cigarette lighter socket. Also, never touch the charging terminals with fingers or other bare skin.

If liquids such as water get in the charger,

Pull the power

plug out

unplug the power cord immediately from the outlet or cigarette lighter socket.

Liquid inside the charger may cause electric shock, smoke, or fire.

When plugging the AC adapter into the

power outlet, firmly plug it in, taking care

not to contact with metal straps or the like.

Contents/Precautions

Fire, malfunction, electric shock or injury may result.

Do not touch the power cord of the

No wet

hands

adapter/charger, or power outlet with wet hands.

Electric shock or injury may result.

Do not use the AC adapter in steamy

Don’t

places such as a bathroom.

Electric shock may occur.

When the adapter/charger is not to be

Pull the power

plug out

used for a long period of time, unplug the power cord from the outlet.

Otherwise, electric shock, fire, or malfunction may result.

Do not use a damaged adapter/charger

Don’t

cord or power cord.

Electric shock, overheating or fire may result.

Otherwise, electric shock, short-circuit or fire may result.

Use the adapter/charger at the specified

VAC.

Otherwise, fire or malfunction may result. When using the FOMA phones overseas, use FOMA AC Adapter 01 for both overseas and domestic usage.

AC adapter: 100 VAC FOMA AC Adapter for both overseas and domestic

usage: 100 to 240 VAC (Connect only to home AC outlet) DC adapter: 12/24 VDC (For negative (-) grounded vehicles only)

If a fuse of the DC adapter has blown,

replace it with a specified fuse.

Otherwise, catching fire or malfunction may result. For the specified fuse, see the user’s manual.

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Contents/Precautions

Warning

The DC adapter is for use only in a negative

Don’t

(-) grounded vehicle. Do not use them in a positive (+) grounded vehicle.

Always hold the plug when pulling the adapter/charger out of the power outlet or

socket.

If you pull the plug out by the cord, the cord may be damaged, which could result in electric shock or fire.

Fire may result.

Keep the power plugs dust-free.

Otherwise, fire may result.

Place the charger on a stable location

Don’t

during charging. Do not cover or wrap the charger in cloth or bedding.

The FOMA phone may become separated, or the charger may overheat, leading to fire or malfunction.

If it starts to thunder, do not touch the

Don’t

FOMA phone and adapter/charger.

You might be struck by lighting or suffer an electric shock.

Caution

Before cleaning, pull the plug out of the

Pull the power

plug out

power outlet or cigarette lighter socket.

Otherwise, electric shock may result.

Do not place heavy objects on the

Don’t

adapter/charger cord and power cord.

Electric shock or fire may result.

Precautions for UIM

Caution

Be careful when removing the UIM (IC portion).

Your hand or finger may be injured.

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Notes on using near electronic medical equipment

a The description below meets “Guidelines on the

Use of Radio-communication Equipment such as Cellular Telephones – Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment” by the Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference Japan.

Warning

Turn off the phone in crowded areas such as inside trains during rush hour, as someone

with an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator may be near you.

Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator can be affected by radio waves.

Comply with the following in hospitals or health care facilities:

• Do not carry the FOMA phone into operating rooms, intensive care units (ICU) or coronary care units (CCU).

• Turn off the FOMA phone in hospital wards.

• If there is any electronic medical equipment near you, turn off the FOMA phone even when in a location such as a lobby.

• Comply with any regulations of hospital and health care facilities instructing you not to use or carry in a mobile phone.

• If the Auto Power On function is set, deactivate the setting, then turn the power off.

If you use an implanted cardiac pacemaker

or implanted defibrillator, use the mobile

phone 22cm or more away from an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator.

Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator can be affected by radio waves.

Patients using electronic medical equipment

other than implanted cardiac pacemakers

or implanted defibrillators (outside medical establishments for treatment at home, etc.) should check the influence of radio waves upon the equipment by consulting its manufacturer.

Operation of electronic medical equipment can be affected by radio waves.

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Notes on Handling

General notes

a Do not let the equipment get wet.

The FOMA phone, battery and adapter/charger, UIM (FOMA card) are not waterproofed. Do not use them in environments, which are high in humidity such as in bathrooms, and do not allow them to get wet from rain. Furthermore, if carrying them against your body, the internal parts may become corroded if exposed to body perspiration. If the parts are found to have been damaged due to exposure to the liquids, any repairs will not be covered by warranty, or repairs may not be possible. This may be repaired at a cost if repairs are possible.

a Use a dry soft cloth to clean the equipment.

• The screen of the FOMA phone sometimes has a special coating so that it is easier to see. If you rub it roughly with a dry cloth, it might be scratched. Take care of the way of handling, and use only a dry, soft cloth such as used for cleaning glasses. When the FOMA phone is left with water drops or stains on the display, smear might be generated or its coating might be peeled off.

• Do not use alcohol, thinner, benzene, detergent or other solvents for cleaning, otherwise the printing may be removed or discoloration may result.

a Occasionally clean the connecting terminals of

the equipment using a dry cotton swab.

If the connector terminal becomes soiled, the connection might deteriorate so that the power goes off or the battery does not charge fully. Wipe the connector terminal with a dry cloth or cotton swab.

a Do not place the FOMA phone near an air

conditioner outlet.

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

a Do not place the FOMA phone in places where

it may be subjected to excessive pressure.

Do not place the FOMA phone in a bag along with many other articles or in a trouser pocket, because this can damage the LCD display and internal circuitry. Malfunctions caused by such damage are not covered by the warranty.

a Do carefully read each instruction manual

attached to the battery or adapter/charger.

Notes on handling the FOMA phone

a Avoid using in extremely high or low

temperatures.

The FOMA phone should be used within a temperature range of -20 °C to 60°C and a humidity up to 85%.

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a The FOMA phone, if operated near ordinary

phones, televisions or radios that are in use, may affect them. You should operate your FOMA phone as far away from such equipment as possible.

a It is recommended that you make separate

notes of the information stored in the FOMA phone and keep such notes in a safe place.

We take no responsibility for any loss of the stored data items.

a Do not sit with the FOMA phone in your

trousers or skirts pocket. Do not place the FOMA phone under heavy objects in a bag.

Malfunction may result.

a Make sure that nothing, such as a strap, gets

caught between the parts of the FOMA phone when you close it.

Otherwise, malfunction or breakage may result.

a The FOMA phone becomes warm during use or

charging but this is not an abnormality. Use the FOMA phone as it is.

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Notes on handling batteries

a Batteries have a limited life.

If the usable time of your FOMA phone is extremely short even when the battery is fully charged, replace the battery. Make sure that you only buy the specified battery.

a Charge the battery in a place with an ambient

temperature of 0°C to +40°C.

a Make sure that the battery is charged when

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

a The usable time of the battery varies depending

on the usage environment or its remaining life.

a Store the batteries in a well ventilated place out

of direct sunlight.

When you do not use the battery for a lengthy period of time, remove it from the FOMA phone with the battery power completely drained, and store it in the plastic bag wrapping the battery pack.

Notes on handling chargers and adapters

a Do not leave the FOMA phone with a camera

pointing direct to the sunlight.

Pixels may be discolored or burns may result.

a Charge the battery in a place with an ambient

temperature of 0°C to 40°C.

a Charge the battery where:

• There is excessive humidity, vibration, and dust.

• There are no ordinary phones, television sets or radios nearby.

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a During charging, the adapter or charger may

become warm. This is not an abnormality, so continue charging.

a Do not use the DC Adapter for charging the

battery when the car engine is not running.

The car battery could go flat.

a When using the power outlet having the

disengaging prevention mechanism, observe the instructions given in that instruction manual.

a Do not give a strong shock. Also, do not

deform the charging terminal.

Malfunction may result.

a It is recommended that you make separate

notes of the information stored on the UIM and keep such notes in a safe place.

We take no responsibility for any loss of the stored data items.

a For the environmental protection, bring any

unneeded UIMs to a handling counter such as a DoCoMo shop.

a Avoid using in extremely high or low

temperatures.

a Do not damage, carelessly touch, or short-

circuit the IC.

Data might be lost or damage to the IC could result.

Notes on handling the UIM

a Never use more force than necessary when

detaching the UIM.

a Do not use unnecessary force when inserting it

into the phone.

a The UIM may become warm during use, but

this is not a sign of a malfunction. Continue using it as it is.

a The warranty does not cover damage caused

by inserting the UIM into some other types of IC card reader/writer.

a Always keep the IC portion clean.

a Use a dry soft cloth to clean the equipment.

a Do not drop the UIM or subject it to strong

impacts.

Malfunction may result.

a Do not bend the UIM or place heavy objects on

it.

Malfunction may result.

Notes on handling the Camera

You may be imposed punishment according to the law and rule (such as nuisance prevention ordinance) if you use the FOMA phone to give a remarkable nuisance and misdeed to the public.

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Please respect the privacy of individuals around you when taking and sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones.

Intellectual Property Rights

Copyrights and Rights of Portrait

You have no right to copy, modify, or distribute the contents of which a third party holds the copyright such as text, images, music, or software downloaded from web pages on the Internet, or images shot by the cameras of this product without permission from the copyright holder except for when the copy or quote is for personal use that is allowed by the Copyright Law. Note that it may be prohibited to shoot or record live performances or exhibitions even for personal use. Make sure that you refrain from taking portraits of other persons and distributing such portraits over the Internet without consent, as this violates portrait rights.

Trademarks

• “FOMA”, “mova”, “i-mode”, “i-appli”, “i-motion”, “i-motion Mail”, “MessageF”, “i-melody”, “mopera”, “mopera U”, “WORLD CALL”, “WORLD WING”, “Deco-mail” “Public mode”, “My DoCoMo” and the logos of “FOMA”, “i-mode”, and “i-appli” are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo, Inc.

• “Multitask” is a trademark of the NEC Corporation.

• “Catch phone” (Call Waiting Service) is a registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation.

• Java and Java related trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

• miniSD

is a trademark of SD Association.

• NetFront and are trademarks or registered trademarks of ACCESS Co.,Ltd. In Japan and other countries.

• Microsoft, MS, and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

• Windows XP is abbreviation of Microsoft Professional operating system or Microsoft

Windows®XP

Home Edition operating system.

• Windows 2000 is Microsoft

Windows®2000 Professional

operating system.

• Windows Me is abbreviation of Microsoft

Windows

Millennium Edition operating system.

• Windows 98 is abbreviation of Microsoft

Windows®98

operating system.

• Windows 98SE is abbreviation of Microsoft

Windows®98

operating system SECOND EDITION.

• Sometimes transcribed like Windows XP, 2000, Me, 98SE,

98.

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• Other company names and product names described in the text are trademarks or registered trademarks of those companies.

Others

• Some part of the software in this product contains modules developed by Independent JPEG Group.

• Adobe and Acrobat Reader are trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe systems Incorporated in the US and other countries.

• This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 patent portfolio license for the personal and non-commercial use of a consumer to

– encode video in compliance with the MPEG-4 Visual

Standard (“MPEG-4 Video”) and/or

– decode MPEG-4 Video that was encoded by a consumer

engaged in a personal and non-commercial activity and/or was obtained from a licensed video provider. No license is granted or implied for any other use.

Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA, LLC.

• Licensed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following United States Patents and/or their counterparts in other nations: 4,901,307 5,490,165 5,056,109 5,504,773 5,101,501 5,506,865 5,109,390 5,511,073 5,228,054 5,535,239 5,267,261 5,544,196 5,267,262 5,568,483 5,337,338

5,600,754 5,414,796 5,657,420 5,416,797 5,659,569 5,710,784 5,778,338

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Accessories and Main Options

• L601i Handset (with Warranty and Rear Cover L01)

• FOMA AC Adapter 01 Compatible with standard

• CD-ROM for L601i

• Battery Pack L01

• Instruction manual

•

Quick Manual included (P316)

• FOMA AC Adapter for Abroad 01 (With Warranty card and Instruction Manual)

Other Options > P297

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Phone Parts and Functions .................. 28

Display ................................................... 31

Menu Operations................................... 34

How to Use the Soft Keys..................... 34

Main Side Button Operations ............... 35

Using the UIM (FOMA Card) ................. 36

Attaching/Removing the

Battery Pack .......................................... 37

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Charging the FOMA Phone................... 39

Turning Power ON................................. 43

Turning Power OFF ............................... 43

Clock/Time ............................................ 43

Using Caller ID Notification Service ..... 43

Own Number.......................................... 43

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Phone Parts and Functions

The Name and function of each part of the FOMA phone are as follows.

• This manual describes operation of each button using an illustration of the button.

4 5

6 7

8 9

! "

$ %

& (

) ~

;

Dimensions (H x W x D):

Approx. 89 x 47 x 25 mm

When closed excluding a projection part

Weight:

Approx. 120g

With battery attached

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1 Earpiece/Speaker

Sounds for incoming calls and alarm. Also, you hear the other party’s voice through this speaker when using the speaker phone.

: When you use speakerphone, you should not close the ear.

2 Main display > P31 3 Camera

For shooting still images and moving images, and for sending images on a video-phone call. Rotate the camera to take a shot. > P52, P101, P106

4 Earphone/Microphone terminal

For connecting a Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch (option) ,etc. Do not forcibly pull the earphone/microphone cover

: You can rotate it forward or inward in the status of opening.

6 KNavigation button

For selecting an item and scrolling the display. The following operations can be performed from the Stand-by display:

UUp button : The phonebook list screen appears.

> P60

DDown button : The custom menu screen appears.

> P173

LLeft button : Received call screen appears.

> P78

RRight button : Redialed call screen appears.

> P79

7 TVideo-phone button

Press to make/receive video-phone calls. > P52, P54 Press on the Stand-by display to view the other party that you made the latest call. Press to switch modes, etc. in entering mode (Pictograph/Symbol/Emoticon).

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5 MMail button

Press from the Stand-by display to bring up the Mail menu. > P128 Press from the Stand-by display for two seconds to receive i-mode mail. > P117, P143

8 CMenu/Select button

Press on the Stand-by display to bring up the Main menu. An operation displayed in the soft key area can be executed.

9 AStart button

Press to make/receive voice calls. > P46, P48 Press on the Stand-by display to view the other party that you made the latest call. Switch between full-pitch and half-pitch while characters are entered.

P34

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! FEVolume buttons

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For adjusting the volume > P35

" Dial button #GCamera button

Press from the Stand-by display to start up a camera. > P101

$ *

Press to enter “ and lower case while characters are entered.

% Microphone

For speaking to the other party. For recording sound when shooting moving images by the camera.

& Ii-mode button

Press from the Stand-by display to bring up the imode menu. > P110 Press for two seconds from the Stand-by display to bring up software list screen. > P149 Press from the entering character mode to switch the mode (Hiragana/Katakana/English/ Number) An operation displayed in the soft key area can be executed. > P34

(asterisk) button

” and to switch between upper case

Also, press to clear entered text.

~ PPower/End button

Press to turn the power on. Press and hold for at least 2 seconds to turn the power off. > P43 Press to end calls and end functions.

+ #(Sharp)/ Manner Mode button

Press and hold for at least one second from the Stand-by display to activate/deactivate the Manner Mode. > P70 Also, press to enter “#” and to start a new line while characters are entered.

, Connector terminal

For connecting adapters and cables.

- Sub display > P32 . Light

Press to light up for shooting by the camera.

/ Antenna

Do not cover the antenna with your hands, etc. to use the phone in better conditions.

: Strap hole ; Rear cover

( NMultitask button

Press to bring up the Task Manager. Press and hold for at least one second to bring up the New Task screen.

) QClear button

Press to return to the previous operation.

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

> P269

< Infrared data port

Point this port to the other device for infrared exchange. > P174

= miniSD memory card slot

Open the cover to insert a miniSD memory card. > P167

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Display

Main Display

1 23456 789!" #

$%&()

1 ~ : Shows the level of the received radio waves.

: Out of service area.

2 : Displayed during a voice call.

: Displayed during a video-phone call.

: Displayed during a voice call using the speaker phone.

3 (Blinks): while i-mode is activated.

(Blinks): during i-mode transmission.

: Displayed during trying dialup connection.

: Displayed during dialup connection.

: Displayed while an SSL-enabled page is displayed or

obtained.

4 : Displayed while “All Call Rejection” is activated.

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5 : Displayed while a function (Task) is activated. 6 (White): Displayed when the i-mode Center holds mail.

(Pink): Displayed when the box for i-mode mail at the imode Center is full. (White): Displayed when the i-mode Center holds a MessageR (Request). (Pink): Displayed when the box for MessagesR. (Request) at the i-mode Center is full. (White): Displayed when the i-mode center holds a MessageF (Free). (Pink): Displayed when the box for MessagesR/F at the i-mode Center is full. (White): Displayed when the i-mode Center holds mail, a messageR (Request) and a messageF (Free). (Pink): Displayed when the boxes for i-mode mail, MessagesR (Request) and MessagesF (Free) at the imode Center are full.

7 (White): Displayed when unread mail exists.

(White): Displayed when an unread SMS message exists.

(White): Displayed when unread mail and SMS

message exist.

(Pink): Displayed when the inbox is full.

: Displayed when the area for SMS messages in the

UIM (FOMA card) is full.

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8 (White): Displayed when a Voice Mail message exists.

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(Pink): Displayed when the box for Voice Mail

messages is full.

9 (White): Displayed when an unread MessageR

(Request) exists.

(Pink): Displayed when the box for MessagesR

(Request) is full.

! : Displayed when an unread MessagesF (Free) exists.

(Pink): Displayed when the box for MessagesF (Free) is

full.

" : Displayed when i-appli is being started.

: Displayed when i-appli auto start failed.

# ~ : Shows the battery level. $ (Pink): Displayed during Manner mode.

(Blue): Displayed during Original manner mode.

% : Displayed when the ringtone for incoming voice

: Displayed when a vibration and a ringtone do not

activate.

& : Displayed while an alarm is set.

: Displayed when today’s schedule exists.

: Displayed when an alarm is set and today’s

schedule exists.

( : Displayed while a miniSD memory card is inserted. ) :Displayed when an error occurs on the UIM (FOMA

card).

Sub Display

123456

call or video-phone call sounds, not activating a

vibration.

: Displayed the vibration for incoming call is

activated to “Pattern 1” or “Pattern 2” the alarm is mute when incoming voice call or video-phone call, and the vibration operated being linked with a melody.

: Displayed when a vibration and a ringtone sounds

at the same time.

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

2 : Displayed during a voice call.

: Displayed during a video-phone call.

: Shows the level of the received radio waves.

: Out of service area.

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: Displayed while using the speaker phone.

: Displayed during trying dialup connection.

: Displayed during dialup connection.

3 : Displayed while “All Call Rejection” is activated. 4 (White): Displayed when the i-mode Center holds mail,

MessageR/F, an unread mail, SMS, MessageR/F, or

the message in answering machine exists.

(Pink): Displayed when the box for mail, MessageR/F

at the i-mode Center Mail, SMS, MessageR/F, or the

message in answering machine is full in inbox or

FOMA card (UIM card).

5 : Displayed when an alarm is set.

: Displayed when today’s schedule exists.

: Displayed when an alarm is set and today’s

schedule exists.

6 ~ : Show the battery level.

Missed call/ New received E-mail

When closing the flip of FOMA handset, “X Missed call” or “X Message” is displayed.

(Thu)(Thu)

1 Missed call

1 Message

(Thu)(Thu)

• When you open the flip on displaying “X Missed call”, you can view the time or phone number in main display.

You can view the call history by pressing C. If you press I [Close], “X Missed call” will not be displayed

anymore.

• When you open the flip on displaying “X Message”, the pop up message on the subdisplay will be disappeared after confirming the screen.

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Subdisplay

The various information such as clock, icons are displayed as follow.

Alarm 1

12 : 34

NTT DoCoMo

Information

• After closing the FOMA phone, the contents of sub display will

be slided to other place.

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Mail Menu i-mode

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Menu Operations

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Example: How to set the “Stand-by display” of the “Main display”.

a Selecting a function by K

1. On the Stand-by display, C [Menu] ] Enlarge by using K ] C ] Highlight “Main display” by using H ] Move the cursor to “Stand-by display” by using H ] C

Display

Select

KC HC HC

a Selecting a function by pressing the key

corresponding to the menu number

Display

1 Main display

2 Sub display 3 Font 4 Menu style 5 Backlight 6 Color scheme

Select

1 Stand-by display

2 Incoming call 3 Outgoing call

Display

Select

How to Use the Soft Keys

To execute an operation displayed in the soft key area on the Main display, press the corresponding button as below.

01/01[Sun]

Mail Menu i-mode

Soft key area

1. On the Stand-by display, C [Menu] ] Enlarge by using K ] C ]

Display

Select

1]1

Display

1 Main display

2 Sub display 3 Font 4 Menu style 5 Backlight 6 Color scheme

Select

1 Stand-by display 2 Incoming call 3 Outgoing call

KC 1 1

Display

Select

Information

• (Navigation icon) that indicates the directions in which you

can scroll and select items using K is also displayed in the

soft key area.

• Items displayed in the soft key area vary depending on the

display.

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Main Side Button Operations

a Major operations that can be performed by pressing

FE/G with the FOMA phone closed

FOMA phone operation

Switch the display light of the sub display to ON/OFF

Reject an incoming call

Adjust the volume of a ring tone for incoming call

Stop the alarm

In stand-by (OFF > ON) ] F/G

In stand-by (ON > OFF) ]

Incoming call ] Press G for two

seconds

Incoming call ] F

While an alarm / schedule alarm is sounding ] PressEfor two seconds

How to operate

a Main operations that can be executed by pressing

FE/G with the FOMA phone opened

FOMA phone operation

Adjust the button tone volume

Adjust the volume

Adjust the volume for moving image/melody playback

Scroll the List display by page

• The cursor is moved on some displays.

Switch the Monthly Schedule displays by month

Start the camera

Zoom

Play back/pause moving images/a melody

During standby ] F

During a voice call/video-phone

call ] F

While moving images/a melody is

played back ] F

While each List display is

displayed ] F

While the Monthly Schedule

display is displayed ] F During standby ] Press G

While the Still Image/Moving Image Finder display is displayed

] F

When moving images/a melody is

paused ] G(Play back)

While moving images/a melody is

played back ] G(Pause)

How to operate

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Using the UIM (FOMA Card)

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Your phone number and contracted contents for the service, etc. are recorded in the UIM. You need to insert it into the FOMA phone to make/receive calls or perform transmission.

Refer to the UIM manual for details of how to use it.

Inserting/Removing UIM (FOMA Card)

Insert/remove the UIM after you remove the rear cover and battery pack and turn off the power of the FOMA phone beforehand (P38).

• Remove the AC adapter and options beforehand.

Inserting

1. Insert the UIM with its IC-side facing downwards in the direction of the arrow underneath the guide.

Guide

Notch

Removing

1. While pressing the stopper from the above, slide the UIM in the direction of the arrow to remove it.

Stopper

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Information

• When inserting or removing the FOMA card, close the flip, and

then put it on your hand. Take care not to accidentally torch or

scratch the IC.

About Password of UIM

You can set two passwords, PIN1 and PIN2, for a UIM. > P96

UIM Restriction Functions

The UIM has a restriction function to protect your data and files. If you obtain the following types of data and files with the UIM inserted, restrictions are automatically imposed to disable them when the UIM is not inserted or when another UIM is inserted.

• Images/melodies/i-motion/i-appli obtained from sites and Internet web pages

• Files attached to i-mode mail messages and MessagesR/F

Differences of UIM

There are two types of UIM, the green UIM and the blue UIM. There are differences in specifications of the following functions between those UIMs:

Function

Number of digits of the phone book that can be stored in the UIM phonebook

WORLD WING Can be used Cannot be used

Service dialing Can be used Cannot be used

UIM (Green)

Up to 26 digits

UIM (Blue)

Up to 20 digits

Attaching/Removing the Battery Pack

Make sure that you attach the dedicated battery pack L01 for FOMA L601i to use it.

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Attaching

1. While pressing the rear cover in the direction of the arrow 1, slide it in the direction of the arrow 2.

2. Insert the battery pack in the direction of the arrow

with the label facing upwards and 2push it in the

direction of the arrow.

3. Slide the rear cover in the direction of the arrow until it clicks to attach it in place.

Removing

1. While pressing the rear cover in the direction of the arrow of 1, slide it in the direction of the arrow 2 to remove it.

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2. Take the projection of the battery pack to lift it up in the direction of the arrow.

Projection

Information

• Attach/ remove the battery pack with the FOMA phone closed

and held in your hand after you turn off the power. In addition,

If you attach/ remove the battery pack forcibly, it may damage

the charging connector of battery.

• Take care not to attach or remove the rear cover. Note that if

the rear cover is forcibly, the slot of rear cover can be damaged.

• For details about the battery, see the manual for Battery Pack L01.

1. Open the cover

of the external connector terminal

of the FOMA phone.

: You can rotate it forward or inward in the status of

opening.

2. While pressing the release buttons on both sides of the connector of the AC adapter, connect it horizontally to the FOMA phone with the arrowsengraved side facing upwards in the direction of the arrow.

Release button

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Charging the FOMA Phone

Charging

Connect exclusive AC Adapter (option) to charge the battery after attaching the battery pack to the FOMA phone (P38). You need FOMA AC Adapter 01 for both overseas and domestic usage (option) separately when using the FOMA phone overseas.

3. Insert the AC adapter’s plug into a power socket.

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• If you start to charge the battery, the charging start tone will sound.

• When the battery is charged with the FOMA phone turned on, the battery level icon ( ) is displayed. After charging, the alarm sound for ending the charging will ring, and then animation is disappeared.

• If you charge the FOMA phone with the power off, the animation for the battery level is displayed. When charging finishes, the charging end tone sounds and the animation ends.

• When switching on the phone by charger, the following message appears depending on battery level. When "Charging" or "Charging done", the animation or mark of battery is displayed at the same time.

- In case the battery is empty: “Please wait” > “Low battery Please wait” > “Charging” > “Battery charged”

- In case the battery is low: “Please wait” > “Charging” > “Battery charged”

• If the battery level becomes less than 10% during a videophone call, connecting the AC adapter may not charge the battery fully, and the power may go off.

• Refer to the instruction manuals for FOMA AC Adapter 01 (option) and FOMA AC Adapter 01 for both overseas and domestic usage (option) for details.

• When switching on the phone by charger, the stand-by screen will be returned with displaying power on animation if you press power key for at least one second in a screen of charging.

Removing the AC Adapter

After charging completes, disconnect the AC adapter from the FOMA phone.

1. Disconnect the connector's plug from the power socket.

2. While pressing the release buttons on both sides of the connector, remove it horizontally from the FOMA phone in the direction of the arrow.

Information

• When you use the FOMA phone for the first time, the battery pack is not fully charged. Fully charge the battery before using it.

• When you attach the AC adapter to the FOMA phone, do not use unnecessary force. The FOMA phone and the connector may be damaged.

• Do not remove the battery pack and the UIM during charging.

• If the battery cannot be charged correctly, turn off the power once, remove the battery pack, and then reattach it to charge the battery again.

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3. Close the cover of the external connector terminal of the FOMA phone.

Checking the Battery Level

You can check an estimate of the battery level by the Battery Level display.

• The Battery Level display indicates just an estimate of

the battery level.

When You Need to Charge the Battery

If the battery is completely flat, a message appears, flickers, and the battery alarm sounds. If you press battery alarm will be stopped with disappearing the message.

Information

•

If you set “Manner mode” or “Original manner mode” of battery

alarm, the alert tone does not ring.

, the

Precautions on the Battery Pack

Use the FOMA phone’s dedicated Battery Pack to get the most out of the your FOMA phone.

a Battery life

• Batteries are consumables. The usage time of all chargeable batteries shortens slightly each time they are charged. The battery’s life is considered to be exhausted when the usage time of the battery after charging is about half the time it was at purchase. (The life of the battery is about one year. However, it might be shorter if used very frequently.)

For environmental protection, bring the exhausted battery to an NTT DoCoMo, dealer, or recycle shop.

a Do not charge for long periods of time (several days)

with the FOMA phone turned on.

• Do not leave the FOMA phone power on for long periods of time while charging. Otherwise, when charging finishes, the FOMA phone will attempt to receive power from the battery so that when you actually use the FOMA phone, you will be able to do so for just a short amount of time before the battery alarm sounds. If this happens, charge the battery correctly. When charging the battery again, first disconnect the FOMA phone from the AC adapter and then set it again.

Li-ion

Confirming before use

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Confirming before use

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a Estimated usage time for battery

Confirming before use

The usable time of the battery varies depending on the usage environment or its remaining life.

Network

FOMA / 3G

GSM/GPRS

• Continuous talk time is the estimated time when radio waves can be sent and received normally.

• Continuous stand-by time is the estimated time you can use the FOMA phone in motion when it is closed and can receive radio waves normally. The standby time could be about half of this estimate depending on the battery level, function settings, other ambient conditions such as temperature, the status of radio waves in the area (weak or no radio waves, for instance) and the status of the network of the country in which you stay. The continuous standby time will be shorter if you don't insert the UIM (FOMA card). When you use i-mode communications, the talk/transmission time and standby time will be shorter. Further, even if you do not make calls or execute i-mode transmission, the talk/transmission time and standby time will be shorter if you compose i-mode mail, start up a downloaded i-appli.

Stand-by time

Static : about 550 hrs Dynamic : about 450 hrs

Static : about 500hrs Voice call: 350 minutes

Continuous talk time

Voice call : about 200 min Video call : about 150 min

• The continuous standby time for standstill is the average number of hours you can use the FOMA phone in standstill status when it is closed and can receive radio waves normally.

• The continuous standby time for in motion is the average number of hours you can use the FOMA phone in the combined status of ”standstill”, “moving” and “out of service area” when it is closed, in an area where it can receive radio waves normally.

• The talk/transmission time and standby time will also be shorter than the above-mentioned estimates when you execute data transmission or multi-access or when you use the camera or the light.

a Estimated time for charging battery

FOMA AC Adapter 01 Approx. 180 minutes

• The estimated charging time is for when the FOMA phone is off and the battery is being charged from empty. The charging time will be longer if you charge the battery with the power turned on.

a Other precautions

• The battery does not have to be empty before you charge it.

• Do not use any other adapter than the specified one. It may shorten the life of the battery.

• Make sure the battery is charged when you have not used the FOMA phone for a long period of time because the life of the battery becomes shorter.

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Confirming before use

Turning Power ON

• Before you turn on the power, make sure that the UIM is inserted and that the battery is fully charged.

1. Press P

• After the Wake-up display is displayed, the Stand-by display appears.

Information

When charging, you need to press and hold P for at least 2

•

seconds.

If “PIN code request” (P90) is set to “ON”, you need to enter

•

your PIN1 code.

If “All lock” (P90) is set to “Power on”, you need to enter your

•

terminal security code.

Turning Power OFF

1. Press and hold P for at least two seconds

• The Exit display appears and the power is off.

Clock/Time

Confirming before use

You can set the date and time and daylight saving time. See “Setting Date & Time” (P86) for details of how to set them up.

Using Caller ID Notification Service

The Caller ID Notification Service enables you to notify the other party of your phone number when you make a call. See “Using Caller ID Notification Service” (P194) for details of how to set it up.

Own Number

You can display your phone number recorded in the UIM.

1. On the Stand-by display, C ] 0

• See “Displaying Own Number” (P65) for details of how to change the settings on the Own Number display.

Information

The time to turn off the FOMA phone will be longer. Depending

•

on the status of network, the lead time can be different. During

switching off the power, do not repeat to power on/off.

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Making Calls ...........................................46

Receiving Calls.......................................48

Using Public mode (power off) ..............49

Making Calls/

Receiving Calls

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Making Calls/Receiving Calls

Making Calls

1. Enter the other party’s phone number

Making Calls/Receiving Calls

Menu Save Search

• Q

• C

• I

The last digit is cleared. To clear all digits,

press and hold it for at least one second.

[Save]:

You can add new phone number to phonebook. This function is activated by step 2 on page 58.

[Search]: You can search for the phone number in

phonebook. See the contents after step 3 on page 60.

• Press and hold Q for at least two second: You

can switch ON/OFF the speaker phone.

• I[Hold]/[Unmark]

: You can put a call on hold or

release hold.

: Unavailable unless you are the Call waiting service subscriber.

3. P to end the call after talking.

Information

• If you press Enter Phone Number screen, you can make a call directly matching the the number saved in memory.

• When the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch (option) is attached, you can only talk on the Earphone / Microphone regardless that the speaker phone is ON/OFF.

• When the call is disconnected, the alert sound sounds from a receiver.

after entering the number from 0 to 9 in the

Using the Submenus of the Enter Phone

Number Display

2. A

]

Start talking when the other party answers

EpDpNp!Ubsp

Menu Save

Talking

The other party's name The other party's phone number Call duration

The other party's picture Ŧ1: In case of the other party you don't

register the information in phonebook, “Unregistered” will be displayed when receiving or making a call. Ŧ2: The picture will be displayed when you register the picture in phonebook.

Ŧ1

Ŧ2

1. From the Enter Phone Number screen (see left),

M[Menu]

]

Select from the following submenu

items

Notify caller ID

Set whether to notify your phone number per call. – Not notify : “#31#” is added in front of the phone

number entered, but the phone number is not notified.

– Notify : “ 31#” is added in front of the phone

number entered, and the phone number is notified.

– Cancel : The added “#31#” or “ 31#” is deleted.

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Making Calls/Receiving Calls

Select prefix

The number saved in “Setting the Prefix” (P83) is added in front of the phone number entered.

International call

The international access code saved in “International dial setting” (P84) is added in front of the phone number entered.

Save

You can save the entered phone number into the Phonebook. Go to step 2 on page 58 of "Adding to Phonebook".

Search phonebook

You can search for the phone number in phonebook. After searching, Go to step 3 on page 60 of " Searching for Phonebook Entries".

Information

•

You can make a call after inputting “#31#”(Not notify) or “

31#” (Notify) in front of phone number.

Hold

/Cancel held call

You can put/release the call on hold.

Mute

/Unmute

Making Calls/Receiving Calls

You can mute/unmute the voice transmitted to the other party.

1: Available for Call Waiting Service subscribers only.

To use this service, go to “Using Call Waiting Service” (P192).

2: Not displayed during call is held.

Making a Call From the Dialed/Received Call Record

1. From the Stand-by display, L/R/A/T

Select a record ]

Information

•

See “Using the Submenu of the Received Calls display” (P78) for submenus.

]

Making a Call from the Phonebook

Using the Submenus of the Talking screen

1. From the Talking screen (P46), M[Menu]]Select

from the following submenu items

New call

You can put the current call on make and hold a call to another party.

End active call

You can hang up the call.

1. From the Stand-by display, L/R/A/T

Select the other party you want to call]A

Information

• To switch the phonebook list to display between the FOMA

phone and UIM, select M [Menu] > “Display switch” > “Display data” on the phonebook list screen.

International Calls

You can make an international call easily using the DoCoMo international call service “WORLD CALL”.

]

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Making Calls/Receiving Calls

When you have signed up for FOMA service, you have contracted to use “WORLD CALL” (except those who have applied not to use it).

Making Calls/Receiving Calls

a How to make calls

009130 > 010 > Country code > Area code >

Destination phone number > A

• This service is not available with billing plans.

• Application/monthly fee for WORLD CALL is free of charge.

• The WORLD CALL charges are added to your monthly FOMA bill.

• Contact “DoCoMo Information Center” on the back page of this manual for inquiries about WORLD CALL.

• If the other party uses a specific 3G mobile phone overseas, you can make an “International Video-phone

Call” by dialing out using T after following the dialing

method described above. – See DoCoMo web page for the information about

connectable countries and telecommunications carriers.

– Images sent from the other party may blur on your

FOMA phone or you may not be able to connect, depending on the other party’s phone used for the international video-phone.

Making an International Call Easily

• Confirm that the “Setting Prefix Dial” (P83) is set to “AUTO” and “009130010” (WORLD CALL) is set for “IDD prefix code” in “IDD prefix setting”.

1. On the Stand-by display, press and hold 0 for at

least one second to enter “+”

2. Enter Country code > Area code > Destination phone number

]

A(T)

3. Pto end the call after talking

Adjusting the Volume

1. Press FE during a call

Information

• The changed volume is held even after ending the call.

Receiving Calls

1. When you receive a call,

Calling

DoCoMo Taro

Menu Silent

The other party's name The other party's phone number

The other party's image Ŧ1: In case the other party you don't

register the information in phonebook, "Unregistered" will be displayed. Ŧ2: The image will be displayed when you register the picture in phonebook.

• I[Silent]: You can set to no sound for incoming call.

• A: You can put the call on hold.

2. P to end the call after talking

• When the call is disconnected, the alert sound sounds from a receiver.

Ŧ1

Ŧ2

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Making Calls/Receiving Calls

When you didn't get a call

[Thu]

1 Missed call

DoCoMo Taro

OK Close

The name is not registered in phonebook cannot be displayed.

• C [OK] : You can view the list of received call.

• I [Close] : You can close the screen for missed call.

Using the Submenu of the Ringing Display

1. From the Ringing screen (P48), M[Menu]] Select

from the following submenu items

Voice mail

The Call is connected to the Voice Mail Service Center.

Call rejection

The call is disconnected without answering it.

Call forwarding

The call is forwarded to the phone number registered.

1: If you use voice mail service menu, you should register this

service in operator. For details, see “Using voice mail service” (P190).

2: If you use call forwarding menu, you should register this

service in operator. For details, please refer to the “Using Call Forwarding Service” (P193).

Using Public mode (power off)

Public mode is an auto-answer service that lays stress on manners in public spaces. Once you activate Public mode (power off), the guidance is played back telling that you cannot take the call as you are currently in a place (in hospital, airplane, or in around priority seat in a train) where use is prohibited. Then the call is disconnected.

• This FOMA phone does not support Public mode (Driving mode).

*25251]A

• Public mode (power off) is set. (Nothing is changed in the Stand-by display.)

• After setting Public mode (power off) and turning off the power, the guidance “The person you are calling is currently in an area where use is prohibited. Please try again later.” is played back for incoming calls.

a To release Public mode (power off)

*25250 ] A

a To check Public mode (power off) for the setting,

*25259 ] A

When Public mode (power off) is activated

When incoming a voice call, the guidance is played back to the caller telling that you are currently in an area where use is prohibited, and then the call is disconnected. When incoming a videophone call, the video- guidance is played back to the caller, and then the call is disconnected.

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• This setting is continued until you release the setting by

Making Calls/Receiving Calls

dialing “ released.

25250”. If you just switch on, this setting is not

• The Public mode (power off) guidance is played back even when you are out-of-service area or out-of-reach of radio waves.

Activating between network services and Public mode (power off)

If you use Public mode (power off) and Network service at the same time, the operation will be activated as follow. Depending on the setting or calling, the network service can be preferred, so the activation of Public mode (power off) or the record of missed call may not be displayed.

a Voice Mail Service

Response to Incoming Voice calls

Plays back the Public mode

(power off) guidance to caller, and

then the call is connected to the

Voice mail Service Center.

Response to Incoming Video-phone calls

Does not play back the video

guidance to caller, and the call is

connected without connecting to

the Voice Mail Service Center.

a Call Forwarding Service

Response to Incoming Voice calls

Plays back the Public mode

(power off) guidance to caller, and

then the call is connected to the

Voice mail Service Center.1The

guidance depends one setting of

Call Forwarding Service.

Response to Incoming Video-phone calls

Does not play back the video

guidance for Public mode, and the

call is forwarded to the forwarding

destination.2If the destination

does not support video-phone call,

the call is disconnected.

a Nuisance Call Blocking Service

Response to Incoming Voice calls

For the call from the phone

number registered to be rejected,

plays back the Call Rejection

guidance, and then the call is

disconnected.

Response to Incoming Video-phone calls

For the call from the phone

number registered to be rejected,

plays back the Call Rejection

guidance, and then the call is

disconnected.

a Caller ID Display Request

Response to Incoming Voice calls

• For the caller without a caller ID,

plays back the Caller ID Request

guidance, and then the call is

disconnected.

• For the caller with a caller ID,

plays back the Public mode

(power off) guidance, and then

the call is disconnected.

1: If the ring time for protecting a house or call forwarding is

set to “0 second”, the caller does not hear the Public mode (power off) guidance, and the call is not recorded in call history.

2: If the ring time for a call forwarding is set to “0 second”,

the call is not recorded in call history.

3: The call is not recorded in the history of received calls.

Response to Incoming Video-phone calls

• For the caller without a caller ID,

plays back the video guidance

for Caller ID Request, and then

the call is disconnected.

• For the caller with a caller ID,

plays back the video guidance for

Public mode (power off), and

then the call is disconnected.

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About Video-phone ................................52

Making Video-phone Calls.....................52

Receiving Video-phone Calls.................54

Changing Settings for

Video-phone Calls..................................55

Making/Receiving

Video-phone Calls

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Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

About Video-phone

When both you and the other party use DoCoMo videophones, you can talk seeing each other.

• DoCoMo video-phones conform to 3G – 324M

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

standardized by the international standard 3GPP You cannot connect to the video-phone that uses a different format.

1 : 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) is the regional

standards organization for developing common technical specifications for third-generation mobile telecommunications systems (IMT–2000).

2 : 3G–324M is the international standard for the third

generation of mobile video-phones.

• The video-phone call is activated by the speed of

64kbps.

Making Video-phone Calls

1. Enter the other party’s phone number

• The Enter Phone Number screen (P46) is displayed.

2. T ] Start talking when the other party answers

The other party's image

The volume during a call

Call duration

Own image

Menu Image Hold

Mark

Description

Speaker phone ON/OFF

• The voice of the other party is heard from the

speaker when starting the call.

• Press and hold Q for at least two seconds: You

can switch ON/OFF the speaker phone.

• C[Image]/[Camera]: You can switch between

Substitute image and your photo image for sending to the other party.

• I[Hold]/[Cancel]: You can put the call on hold or

release hold.

3. Press P to end the call after talking

Information

• See “International Calls” (P48) for how to make international

calls.

•When the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch

(option) is attached, you can only talk on the Earphone/

Microphone regardless of whether the speaker phone is

ON/OFF.

• You can listen to the voice through speakerphone in spite of

the status of manner mode.

Zooming

Using the Submenu of the Enter Phone

Number screen

See “Using the Submenus of the Enter Phone Number screen” (P46) of voice calls for the submenus available.

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Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Using the Submenus of the Talking screen

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P241

1. From the Talking screen (P52), M [Menu] ] Select

from the following submenu items

End call

The call is disconnected.

Hold

You can put the call on hold. You can cancel the

function by pressing I [Cancel].

Substitute image/Camera image

You can switch to the Substitute image for sending to the other party. > P85

Camera settings

You can set the camera of video phone call. You can

select the icon by pressing J. After setting, press I [Close]. – Zoom : The camera image is zoomed. (x1/x2)

– Brightness : You can change the brightness of

photo images.

– Night mode : You can set it up when using the

camera in a dark place.

Video-phone settings

You can set the display of video phone call. After

setting, press I [Done]. > P84

– Display setting : You can set the display method

for the Talking screen.

• Both…: The other party’s image and your image are displayed.

• Other…: Only the other party’s image is displayed.

• Me…: Only your image is displayed.

– Sub screen : If you select “Both” of “video-phone

settings”, you can set the image which displayed each screen.

• Me…: Only your image is displayed.

• Other…: Only the other party's image is displayed.

– Display light: You can set the lighting method of

the backlight on the Talking screen.

Always on : Always lights during a call.

• Terminal setting : Follows the settings on the

• “Main screen” of the “Backlight”. > P75

Sending image quality

You can set the quality of images to be sent to the other party.

– Normal : Sends images in standard quality and

motion speed.

– Prefer motion quality : Sends images laying stress

on motion speed. Prefer motion quality is effective for moving images.

– Prefer image quality : Sends images laying stress

on image quality. Prefer image quality is effective if there is little motion.

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Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Making a Video-phone call from the

Dialed/Received Call Record

1. On the Stand-by display, L/R/A/T ] Select

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

a history ] T

Information

• See “Using the Submenu of the Received Call Record Screen”

(P78) for the submenu.

Making a Video-phone Call from the

Phonebook

1. On the Stand-by display U, or Search for

phonebook entries (P60) ] Select a party to call ]

Information

• To switch the phonebook to display between the FOMA

phone and UIM, select M [Menu] > “Display switch” >

Receiving Video-phone Calls

1. When you receive a call, T/

Calling video-phone

DoCoMo Taro

Menu Image

The other party's name The other party's phone number

The other party's image Ŧ1: In case the other party you don't

register the information in phonebook, “Unregistered” will be displayed. Ŧ2: The image will be displayed when you register the picture in phonebook.

• C[Substitute]: You can receive a call. The substitute

image will be sent to the other party.

• P: You can put the call on hold. The holding image will be sent to the other party. If you press C,

you can answer the call.

2. P to end the call after talking

Ŧ1

Ŧ2

“Display data” on the phonebook list screen.

Adjusting the Volume

1. Press H/FE during a call.

Information

• The changed volume is held even after ending the call.

Information

•When inserting the switch of the Flat-plug Earphone /

Microphone set with Switch (option), you can connect a call

by earphone regardless of Speakerphone ON/OFF.

• You can listen to the voice through speakerphone on manner

mode.

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• If you answer a video-phone call by pressing the switch of the

Flat-plug Earphone/ Microphone set with Switch (option) when

closing the flip, the image on hold will be sent.

Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls

Using the Submenus of the Ringing screen

See “Using the Submenus of the Ringing screen” (P49) of voice calls for the submenus available. Note that “Voice mail” is not displayed for video-phone calls.

Changing Settings for Video-phone Calls

]]

You can set the operation and display for video-phone calls. See “Setting Operation and Display for Video-phone Calls” (P84) and “Selecting an Image for Video-phone Calls” (P85) for details of the settings.

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Phonebook

1 Add to phonebook

2 Search phonebook 3 No. of phonebook 4 Phonebook settings 5 Group settings 6 Own number

Adding to Phonebook ............................58

Searching for Phonebook Entries..........60

Checking the Number of Saved

Phonebook Entries.................................63

Setting Phonebook.................................63

Setting Groups .......................................64

Displaying Own Number ........................65

Select

To display the Phonebook menu

Select

On the Stand-by display, C[Menu] ] or “Phonebook”

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Phonebook

Adding to Phonebook

]]

Two types of phonebooks are available, the phonebook saved in the handset of the FOMA phone and the phonebook saved in UIM.

Phonebook

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Add to phonebook”

Add to phonebook

Handset

Name

Reading

Number1

Mail addr1

No group

Select Save

2. Select an item to save

(Handset) / (FOMA card (UIM))

Select a storage location of the Phonebook (Handset / UIM).

(Name)

Enter a name. Unless you enter a name, the Phonebook entry cannot be saved.

(Reading)

Enter reading of the name. Automatically inserted if you enter “Name”.

(Number 1 ~ 5)

Enter a phone number. If you press M[Icon] after

entering, you can set a mark other than .

(Mail addr 1 – 3)

1 3

Enter a mail address. If you press M[Icon] after

entering, you can set a mark other than .

Group (Handset)/ (Group

(FOMA card (UIM))

Select a group to save.

(Image)

Select an image to be displayed when you receive a call and display Phonebook. – No image : No image is set. – Character: You can set the character. Select the

part (Face, Hair, Tops, Bottoms, Acc., Scenery) by

pressing H, and then select the item by pressing J. After setting, press C.

– Select picture : You can select from images saved

in “My picture” of “Data box”. > P154

– Take picture: You can start a camera. Go to step 2

on page 102 of “Taking Still Images”. The size of image 80x96 cannot be rotated.

(Set ringtone)

You can set a ring tone for when you receive a voice / video-phone call from registered caller. – Data box : You can select from melodies saved in

“Melody” of “Data box”. >P164

– Terminal setting : Go to the settings of “Select ring

tone”. >P68

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Phonebook

(Set mail ringtone)

You can set a ring tone for when you receive mail from registered sender. – Data box: You can select from melodies saved in

“Melody” of “Data box”. > P164

– Terminal setting: Follows the settings of

“ringtone”. >P68

(URL)

You enter an URL.

(Postal code)

You can enter a postal code.

(Home addr)

You can enter a home address.

(Company name)

You can enter a company name.

(Job title)

You can enter a job title.

(Company addr)

You can enter a company address.

(Memo)

You can enter a memo.

3. After storing, I[Save] ] Enter a memory number (0-499) ] C

Saving in UIM

1. From the Saving Phonebook Entries screen (P58), select the (Handset) field ]Select using J

2. Enter required items

• See Step2 (P58) of “Adding to Phonebook” for details of the items.

3. I[Save]

Information

• For phone numbers of the Phonebook saved in Memory No

0 – 9 (one saved in “Number1”), if you press 0~9 and then press A (T) from the Stand-by display, you can make

a voice (video-phone) call.

• 500 Phonebook entries can be saved in the FOMA phone and

50 Phonebook entries can be saved in the UIM. Note that the

number of savable entries may be fewer depending on the

saved contents. > P63

Phonebook

1 : Only one entry is saved if the storage location for the

Phonebook is set to “FOMA card (UIM)”.

2 : Not displayed if the storage location for the Phonebook is set

to “FOMA card (UIM)”.

3 : You register “Phone number XXXX” or “Phone number

XXXX@docomo.ne.jp” (XXXX: Security code) when you add the mail address including of security code of four digits.

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Phonebook

Searching for Phonebook Entries

You can display the Phonebook in the FOMA phone handset / UIM specifying a search method.

Phonebook

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Search phonebook”

• I[UIM]/[Hndset]: You can switch Phonebook

Search screens between the FOMA phone handset and the UIM.

2. Select the following search method

Show all data

Press the buttons 1~0 corresponding to the

50 Japanese syllables (corresponding to Columns) for

searching. If you press *, you can search for

Other item. You can switch tab of the 50 syllabary by

pressing J

Group search

You can specify a group for searching. (Group 1~30 (FOMA Handset)/ 1~10 (FOMA card)). After searching,

you can switch groups by pressing J

Reading search

You can search by entering some of the characters contained in the reading of the name.

Memory No. search

You can search by entering a memory number (0-499).

You can switch tab of the syllabary by pressing J.

]]

Phone No. search

You can search by entering part of the phone number.

Domain search

You can search by specifying a domain. You can

switch domains byJ.

• To use specifying domain, see “Creating a domain list” (P64).

: Not selectable on the Phonebook Search display of UIM.

3. The Phonebook List meeting the search method is displayed.

഼ Ȝȥ

DoCoMo Ichiro

DoCoMo Jiro DoCoMo Saburo DoCoMo Taro

• The above is an example of the screen after carrying out “Show all data” search.

• A/T : You can make a voice call or video-phone

call to the selected phone number saved in phonebook.

• I[Mail]

: You can compose i-mode mail to selected mail address saved in phonebook. Go to step 3 on page 139 of "Composing i-mode mail ".

: If the selected mail address is not registered in

phonebook, you cannot use this function.

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Phonebook

4. Select the desired Phonebook

002 DoCoMo Ichiro

]

• A/T : You can make a voice call or video-phone

call to the phone number saved in phonebook.

• C[Call] : You can make a call to selected phone

number.

• C[Mail] : You can compose i-mode mail to selected

mail address saved in phonebook. Go to step 3 on page 139 of “Composing i-mode mail”.

• C[Connect] : You can connect the homepage of

selected URL.

phonebook list screen. Go to step 2 on page 65 of “Using the Submenus of the Group Settings screen”.

– Input char chg: You can switch entry modes for

the Character Entry column displayed at the top of the phonebook list screen after “Reading search”.

– Return to input: You can return without “Input

character change”.

– Create domain list: You can create a new domain

list from the Phone List display after “Domain search”. Go to step 2 on page 64 of “Creating a Domain List”.

Mail/URL

– Compose mail: The mail address saved in the

selected Phonebook is entered into the destination. Go to step 3 on page 139 of “Composing i-mode mail message”.

– Compose SMS: The phone number saved in the

selected Phonebook is entered into the destination. Go to step 3 on page 141 of “Creating SMS”.

– Connect to URL: Connected to the web page with

the URL saved in the selected Phonebook.

Phonebook

Using the Submenus of the Phone List

display

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P241

1.From the Phonebook List screen (P60), M[Menu]

]

Select from the following submenu items

Search ctgry menu

–

Handset4/UIM5Group settings :

search”, you can set the each displayed group in the

After “Group

Add new

You can create a new phonebook. Go to step 2 on page 58 of “Adding to Phonebook” for items to be saved.

Edit

You can edit the selected Phonebook. Go to step 2 on Page 58 of “Adding to Phonebook” for items to be saved.

Send Ir data

You can send the Phonebook selected through infrared ray communication. For Infrared exchange, see "Using the Infrared Exchange" (P174).

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Phonebook

Copy

– Copy to UIM

selected to the UIM.

– Select copy to UIM

Phonebooks selected to the UIM. If you press M,

Phonebook

you can select all data. After selecting, press

I[Done].

– Copy to handset

selected to the handset of the FOMA phone.

– Select copy to handset

Phonebooks selected to the handset of the FOMA

phone. If you press M, you can select all data. After selecting, press I[Done].

Search by

You can select another search method to display a phonebook. For the searching method, Go to step 2 on page 60 of “Searching for Phonebook Entries”.

Delete

– Delete: You can delete the Phonebook selected. – Delete selected: You can delete the multiple

Phonebooks selected. If you press M, you can select all data. After selecting, press I[Done].

– Delete all: You can delete Phonebook

(Handset/UIM) to display. After deleting all data, the display goes back to Stand-by mode.

Display switch

– Display image

phonebook list, you can set whether to display the image or not. > P64

: You can copy the Phonebook

: You can copy multiple

: You can copy the Phonebook

: You can copy multiple

: If an image is registered in

– Display data: You can switch Phonebooks

between the handset of the FOMA phone and the UIM to display. >P63

1: You can user phonebook list by Group search except for “No

group”, “Reading search”, “Phone No. search” and “Domain search”. You may not be able to select it depending on the search method or storage status of the Phonebook selected.

2: You cannot select it if no phone number/mail address/URL is

stored in the Phonebook selected. 3: Not selected in Phonebook for UIM. 4: Displayed on the Phonebook of the handset. 5: Displayed on the Phonebook of the UIM.

Information

• During a call, you cannot activate ‘Copy’ and ‘Send Ir data’ menu.

Using the Submenus of the Detailed

Phonebook Display

From the Detailed Phonebook screen (P61), M[Menu]

] Select from the following submenu items

Mail/URL

– Compose mail: The mail address saved in the

phonebook displayed is entered into the Address. Go to step 3 (P139) of “Composing i-mode mail message”.

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Phonebook

– Compose SMS: The phone number saved in the

phonebook displayed is entered into the Address. Go to step 3 (P141) of “Composing SMS”.

– Connect to URL: Connected to the homepage of

the URL saved in the Phonebook displayed.

Edit

You can edit the phonebook. Go to step 2 on page 58 of “Adding to Phonebook”.

Send Ir data

You can send the phonebook entry on display by infrared. For details, please refer to “Using the Infrared Exchange Function” (P174).

Copy to UIM

You can copy the phonebook entry to the FOMA card (UIM).

Copy to handet

You can copy the phonebook entry to the FOMA handset.

Delete

You can delete the phonebook entry.

1: You cannot select it if no phone number/mail address/URL is

stored in the Phonebook selected. 2: Not selected in Phonebook for UIM. 3: Displayed during displaying the Phonebook of the handset of

the FOMA phone. 4: Displayed during displaying the Phonebook of the UIM.

Information

• During a call, you cannot activate “Copy” and “Send Ir data” menu.

Checking the Number of Saved

Phonebook Entries

]]

You can check the number of phonebook entries saved in the handset of the FOMA phone and in the UIM as well as the number of phonebook entries available.

From the Phonebook menu (P57), “No. of phonebook”

Information

• Actual savable number of phonebook may be fewer depending on the contents saved in Phonebook of the UIM.

Setting Phonebook

Setting Display Data

]]

You can set whether to display the phonebook of the handset of the FOMA phone or the phonebook of the UIM when displaying a phonebook.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P231

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Phonebook settings”]“Display data” ]“Handset only”/“UIM only”

Phonebook

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Phonebook

Creating a Domain List

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You can store domains to be used when doing “Domain Search” (P60).

Phonebook

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P231

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Phonebook settings”]“Create domain list”

• I[Disp.]

: You cannot use this menu when you select no input screen.

• M[Delete] : You can delete the domain saved.

: You cannot use this menu when you select “@docomo.ne.jp”

or no input screen.

2. Select the domain list field ]C

]

: You can view all domain registered in a list.

]Enter a domain

Selecting a Search Method

C43

You can set the search method for when you pressUon

the Stand-by display and bring up the phonebook search display.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P231

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Phonebook settings”

]

“Search by” ]Select a search method

Information

• If the “Display data” (See left) is set to “UIM only”, you cannot

select “Memory No. search”.

Displaying Images

]]

You can set whether to display the image set when selecting a phonebook with “ (image setting)” set (P58) on the phonebook list screen.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P231

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Phonebook settings”

]

“Display image” ]“ON”/“OFF”

Setting Groups

]]

You can save the group name for Group of the phonebook. You can also set a ring tone for each group.

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Group settings”

•Group settings display appears.

• I[UIM]/[Handset]: You can switch the Group settings

displays between the FOMA phone (handset) and the UIM.

•Go to step 2 on page 60 of “Searching the Phonebook Entries” for the search method.

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Phonebook

2. Select the group to set following item to register

]

C]Select the

]

After setting, press

I[Finish]

Group name

You can save the name of the group.

Ringtone

You can set a ring tone for when a call comes in. – Data box: You can select from the melodies stored

in “Melodies” of “ Data box”. >P164

– Terminal setting: Follows the settings of

“ringtone”. >P68

Mail ringtone

You can set a ring tone for when mail comes in. – Data box: You can select from the melodies saved

in “Melody” of “Data box”. >P164

– Terminal setting: Follows the settings of “Select

ringtone”. >P68

Using the Submenus of the Group Settings

Screen

1. From the Group Settings screen (P64), M [Menu]

]

Select from the following submenu items

Reset

You can reset the settings of the group selected.

Move

You can change the order of the group selected.

Edit

You can edit the group selected. Go to step 2 (See left) of “Setting Groups”.

Reset all

You can reset the settings and order of all groups.

1: You cannot use this menu when the selected group is not edited. 2: You cannot use this menu in FOMA card group setting screen. 3: You cannot use this menu when not moving or editing a group.

Phonebook

: Not displayed on the Group setting display of the UIM.

Information

• You cannot set to “No group”.

Displaying Own Number

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You can display your phone number recorded in the UIM.

1. From the Phonebook menu (P57), “Own number”

• The Own number screen appears.

Information

You can also check your own number by pressing

• the Stand-by display.

from

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Phonebook

Displaying Details of Own Number

1. From the Own number screen, C

your terminal security code

]

• The Detail screen appears.

• A/T: You can make a voice/ video-phone call by

Phonebook

the number registered in. (not own number)

• C[Call]

: You can make a voice call by the selected

phone number.

: You cannot use your own number.

• C[Mail]: You can compose i-mode mail to selected

mail address.

• C[Connect]: You can connect the homepage of

selected URL.

Using the Submenu of the Detail display

1. From the Detail display (See above), M

Select from the following submenu items

Mail/URL

– Compose mail: The mail address registered in my

number will be entered to destination. Go to step 3 on page 139 of “Composing Mail”.

– Compose SMS2: The phone number registered in

my number will be entered to destination. Go to step 3 on page 141 of “Compose SMS”.

– Connect to URL: You can connect the homepage

of URL registered in my number.

[Detail]]Enter

[Menu]

]

Edit

You can store your own information. For adding method, Go to step 2 on page 58 of “Adding to Phonebook”. However, your number registered in “ ”cannot be edited.

Send Ir data

You can send your own number through infrared ray transmission. For details related to infrared exchange, go to “Using the Infrared Exchange Function” on P174.

Reset

You can reset the edited own number information to its default.

1: You cannot use this menu if the phone number/ mail/ URL are

not registered.

2: You cannot use the menu despite you operate the number

registered in own number.

3: You cannot use this menu during a call.

4: You cannot use this menu when the own number information is

not edited.

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Sound/

Sound

Display

Adjusting the Ring Volume ....................68

Adjusting the Effect Tone Volume .........68

Setting a Ring Tone................................68

Setting an Effect Tone ...........................69

Setting a Vibrator ...................................70

Activating the Manner Mode .................70

Display

1 Ring volume

2 Effect tone volume 3 Select ringtone 4 Select effect tone 5 Vibration settings 6 Manner settings 7 Mail ring duration

Select

To display the Sound menu

1 Main display

2 Sub display 3 Font 4 Menu style 5 Backlight 6 Color scheme

On the Stand-by display,

[Menu]

To display the Display menu

]

On the Standby display,

[Menu]

]

Select

or “Sound”

or “Display”

Setting Ringing Operations for

Incoming Mail ........................................72

Setting Ringing Time..............................72

Setting Main Screen...............................72

Setting Sub Display................................74

Setting Fonts of Dial Characters ...........75

Setting Menu Style .................................75

Setting Backlight ....................................75

Setting color Scheme.............................76

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Sound/Display

Adjusting the Ring Volume

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P234

1. From the Sound menu (P67), “Ring volume” ] Select from the following adjustment items ]

Sound/Display

After setting,I [Done]

Voice call

You can adjust the ring tone volume for voice calls.

Video-phone

You can adjust the ring tone volume for video-phone calls.

Mail tone

You can adjust the ring tone volume for mail.

MessageR tone

You can adjust the ring tone volume for MessageR.

MessageF tone

You can adjust the ring tone volume for MessageF.

SMS tone

You can adjust the ring tone volume for SMS.

]]

Adjusting the Effect Tone Volume

]]

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P234

1. From the Sound menu (P67), “Effect tone volume” ] Select from the following adjustment items ] After setting,I [Done]

Key tone

You can adjust the key pad sound volume.

Power ON/OFF

You can adjust the tone volume for when turning the FOMA phone on or off.

Flip tone

You can adjust the tone volume for when opening or closing the FOMA phone.

Feedback tone

You can adjust the tone volume for when a popup is displayed.

Setting a Ring Tone

Information

•When you receive mail, mssage R/F, or SMS on opening the

flip, the alarm sound will be fixed to level 1 regardless of each

setting “Ring volume”. However, if you set level 0 of ring tone,

the alarm does not sound.

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

You can set the ring tone for voice call, video-phone call or mail. You cannot set some melodies for ring tones such MP4 file. But, you can set the SMF or MFi file as a ring tone.

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Sound/Display

• You cannot set the melody saved in miniSD memory card.

•

For the melody registered at purchase, see “List of

melody” (P251).

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P234

1. From the Sound menu (P67), “Select ringtone” ] Select from the following adjustment items ] After setting, I[Done]

• Select from the melodies stored in “Melody” in “Data box” respectively. >P164

Voice call

You can select a ring tone for voice calls.

Video-phone

You can select a ring tone for video-phone calls.

Mail tone

You can select a ring tone for mail.

MessageR tone

You can select a ring tone for messageR.

MessageF tone

You can select a ring tone for messageF.

SMS tone

You can select a ring tone for SMS.

2 Ringtone set for a group of the FOMA phone’s phonebook

> Set group (P64)

3 Ringtone volume/Video call ring tone/Mail, Messsage ring

tone > Select the ring tone (P68)

• The sound setting of voice mail will be applied as the setting

value of SMS.

Setting an Effect Tone

]]

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P234, P235

1. From the Sound menu (P67), “Select effect tone” ] Select from the following adjustment items ] After setting, I[Done]

Key tone

You can set whether to emit an effect tone for when you touch the buttons.

Power ON/OFF

You can set whether to emit an effect tone for when you switch ON or OFF the FOMA phone.

Sound/Display

Information

• If you have set a ring tone depending on the voice call/ video

phone call/ Mail, the ring tone is preferred. The priority order is

as follows:

1 Ringtone set in the FOMA phone’s phonebook > Set the

phonebook (P58)

Flip tone

You can set whether to emit an effect tone for when you open or close the FOMA phone.

Feedback tone

You can set whether to emit an effect tone for when a popup is displayed.

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Sound/Display

Setting a Vibrator

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Setting items/Setting at purchase > P235

1. From the Sound menu (P67), Vibration settings ] Select from the following setting items ] After

Sound/Display

setting, I[Done]

Incoming call

You can select a vibration pattern for when a voice call or a video-phone call comes in. – Pattern1 (Vibration only): This activates the

vibration to pattern 1. Regardless of ring tone, the tone for incoming call does not sound.

– Pattern2 (Vibration only): This activates the

vibration to pattern 2. Regardless of ring tone, the tone for incoming call does not sound.

– melody + vibration: The vibration and the melody

for incoming call are activated at the same time.

– OFF: The vibration is not activated in FOMA phone.

Message

You can set a vibration pattern for when mail, messageR/F or SMS comes in. – Pattern 1(Vibration only): This activates the

vibration to pattern 1. Regardless of ring tone, the tone for incoming call does not sound.

– Pattern 2(Vibration only): This activates the

vibration to pattern 2. Regardless of ringtone, the tone for incoming call does not sound.

– melody + vibration: The vibration and the melody

for incoming call are activated at the same time.

– OFF: The vibration is not activated in FOMA phone.

Activating the Manner Mode

You can set whether to mute the ring tone, key pad sound and any other sound from the speaker to avoid annoying people around you. If the manner mode is activated, an incoming call or alarm, etc. is notified with vibrator.

• You can change the activation on setting manner mode to “Original manner mode”. > P71

1. From the Stand-by display, press and hold # for at least two seconds

•

The handset of the FOMA phone vibrates displaying

(blue/in the Original manner mode) or (pink/in the Manner mode).

• You can cancel it by pressing# for at least two

seconds with the Manner mode activated.

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Sound/Display

Changing Manner Modes

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You can change operations in the Manner mode.

Setting at purchase > P235

1. From the Sound menu (P67), “Manner settings” ] Select from the following setting items

Manner mode

You can set the Manner mode.

Original manner mode

You can customize operations in the Manner mode.

After setting, press I [Done]. – Incoming call sound: You can set whether to

make the ring tone sound when a voice call or video-phone call comes in.

– Incoming call vib.: You can set whether to vibrate

the phone when a voice call or video-phone call comes in.

– Message sound: You can set whether to make the

ring tone sound when mail, messageR/F or SMS comes in.

– Message vibration: You can set whether to vibrate

the phone when mail, messageR/F or SMS comes in.

– Key tone: You can set whether to make the key

operation sound when you do key operations.

– Flip tone: You can set whether to make an effect

tone sound when you open or close the FOMA phone.

– Low battery tone: You can set whether to make a

battery alarm tone sound when the battery is flat.

Sound/Display

Information

• The following sounds are emitted even when the manner

mode is activated.

– The shutter tone on shooting still and moving image. > P104

– The alert tone for disconnecting a call. > P46, P48

– The alert tone to reconnect > P82

– The alert tone for the quality of calling > P83

• If you try to play the melody, moving image or i-motion on

manner mode, the confirmation screen appears and you can

select whether to play with sounds.

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Sound/Display

Setting Ringing Operations for Incoming Mail

]]

You can set whether to make the ring tone sound when mail or SMS comes in. You can also set ringing duration and cycle of rings.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P235

Sound/Display

1. From the Sound menu (P67), “Mail ring duration” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

Mail ring ON/OFF

You can set whether to make the ring tone sound when mail comes in. If you select “ON”, you can set the ringing duration or cycle of ringing.

Mail ring duration

You can set ringing time and number of rings for the ringing tone. – Time: After select Sec. section by pressing D, you

can enter duration of ringing.

– Cycle: After select Cycle section by pressing D,

you can enter the number of cycle.

Setting Ringing Time

]]

You can specify the mute time in seconds before ringing starts when a voice call or video-phone call which is not registered in phonebook comes in. This function is effective as a countermeasure for nuisance calls such as one ring phone scam.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P235

1. From the Sound menu (P67), Select “Set mute

seconds” ] Enter ring time. ] I [Done]

Information

• If the voice call or video-phone call which are not registered in

phonebook disconnects within the setting ringing time, they are

not recorded in received call list.

Setting Main Screen

You can set the display for stand-by display or Incoming/outgoing screen as Main display. You can set the maximum of the image size of 1280 x 1024 and the file size of 500 KB on the Stand-by display. Depending on the image, some cannot be set properly.

• You cannot set the image in miniSD memory card.

• When the image saved in stand-by mode, making and receiving a call at purchase, please refer to “Pre-installed data” (P248)

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

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Sound/Display

Setting the Stand-by Display

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You can set wallpapers and clock displays for the Standby display.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P235, P236

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Main display” ] “Stand-by display” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I [Done]

Clock type

You can set the display format of the clock in Standby mode. If you set it to “Dual clock”, you can view the time of two cities at the same time.

Wallpaper

You can set wallpaper to be displayed on the Standby display.

• Select an image saved on “My picture” of “Data

box”. > P154

Clock font color

You can set the clock font color of the clock display.

Clock1

The city name (Tokyo) is displayed. This is a city name of clock displayed in Stand-by screen. You cannot change the city name in this mode.

Clock2

If you set “Dual clock”, this menu is displayed. You can set the clock of another city.

1: If “Clock type” is set to “Theme1”, “Theme2”, “Theme 3”.

“Theme 4”, this menu is not displayed.

2: If “Clock type” is set to “Small digital”, this menu is displayed.

3: If “Clock type” is set to “Dual clock”, this menu is displayed.

Information

• If you press M [View], you can confirm the display set.

• If you want to change from “Tokyo” to the other city, go to

“Using World time” (P178).

Setting the Display for Incoming Calls

]]

You can set the image displayed when you receive an incoming call.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Main display” ] “Incoming call”

•

Select from the images saved on “My picture” of “Data box”.

P154

Setting Display for Outgoing Calls

]]

You can set the image displayed when you make a call.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From the Display Menu ] “Main display” ] “Outgoing call” (P67)

Sound/Display

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Sound/Display

•

Select from the images saved on “My picture” of “Data box”.

P154

Setting Sub Display

You can set images of the stand-by display for Sub display and displays for incoming and outgoing calls. You

Sound/Display

can set the maximum of the image size of 1280 x 1024 and the file size of 500 KB on the stand-by display. Depending on the image, some cannot be set properly.

• You can set the image in miniSD memory card as a wallpaper when making/ receiving a call.

• When the image saved in stand-by mode, making and receiving a call at purchase, see “Pre-installed data at purchase” (P248)

Setting Stand-by Display

Wallpaper

You can set the wallpaper to be displayed on the Stand-by display.

•

Select from the images saved on “My picture” of “Data box”.>P154

Clock font color

You can set the font color of the clock display.

: If “Clock type” is set to “Small digital”, this menu is displayed.

Information

• You can view the screen after setting by pressing M [View].

Setting Display for Incoming Calls

]]

You can set the image to be displayed when you receive a call.

]]

You can set wallpapers and clock displays on the Standby display.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Sub display” ]

“Stand-by display” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

Clock type

You can set the display format for the clock.

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From Display Menu (P67), “Sub display” ] “Incoming call”

•

Select from the images saved on “My picture” of “Data box”.

P154

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Sound/Display

Setting the Display for Outgoing Calls

]]

You can change the image to be displayed when you make a call.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From Display Menu, “Sub display” ] “Outgoing call” (P67)

•

Select from the images saved on “My picture” of “Data box”.

P154

Setting Fonts of Dial Characters

]]

You can set the sizes and colors of the dial fonts displayed when you make a call, etc.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Font” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting,

I[Done].

Setting Menu Style

]]

You can set the style of the Menu Style that appears when

pressing C [Menu] on the Stand-by display.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Menu style” ]

“Grid”/“List” ] I[Done]

Setting Backlight

]]

You can set the lighting duration of the Main screen, Sub display or buttons.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P236, P237

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Backlight” ] Select from the following setting items =>After setting, I[Done].

Main display

Set the lighting duration of the Main screen.

Sound/Display

Dial font size

Select a size of dial fonts.

Dial font color

Select a color of dial fonts.

Sub display

Set the lighting duration of the Sub display.

Keypad

Set the lighting duration of the buttons.

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Sound/Display

Setting color Scheme

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You can set the color scheme of the Main screen.

Setting items/Setting at purchase > P237

1. From the Display Menu (P67), “Color scheme” ]

Sound/Display

Select the color scheme you want to set ] I [Done].

Information

• If you press C [View], you can view the screen after setting.

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Settings

Select

Settings

1 Call/ Answer

2 Call feature 3 Video-phone 4 Date & Time 5 Network 6 Host selection 7 Security

Select

Call/Answer ............................................78

Call Feature ............................................82

Video Phone ...........................................84

Date & Time ............................................86

Network (for overseas use) ....................87

Changing a Host from i-mode ...............89

Security...................................................90

Language................................................91

Others Settings.......................................92

To display the Settings menu

On the Stand-by display,

[Menu]

]

or “Settings”

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Settings

Call/Answer

Checking Call History

Displaying Received Call Records

]]

You can view the record of received call.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ]

Settings

“Call history” ] “Received calls”

Recv. Calls (1/26)

DoCoMo Taro

DoCoMo Taro DoCoMo Ichiro DoCoMo Jiro DoCoMo Saburo

Menu View Delete

This list will be displayed when the phone number in a list are registered in phonebook list. You can view the list by pressing J.

• A/T: You can make a call to the other party of

the record being recorded.

• I[Delete]: You can delete the record being selected.

2. Select a call record ]C

Recv. Calls (1/26)

111

DoCoMo Ichiro

[Date]

[Time]

[duration]

Menu Delete

• A/T: You can make a call to the other party in a

list.

• I[Delete]: You can delete the list of call record.

• J: You can view the call record.

Using the Submenu of the Received Calls screen/

Icon

Description

Received voice calls

Received video-phone calls

Rejected calls

Missed calls (Voice calls)

Missed calls (Video-phone calls)

Details screen

1. From the Received Calls screen (See left)/Detail

screen (See above), M[Menu] ] Select from the following submenu items

View

You can view details of the call record selected.

Add to phonebook

You can register a new phonebook.

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Settings

Send mail

The mail address stored in the phonebook is entered into the Address. Go to step 3 (P139) of “Composing imode mail message”.

Delete

You can delete the call record selected on display.

Delete all

You can delete all the call records.

Go to list

You can return to the screen of received call list.

1: Not selected in sub-menu of detail screen.

2: Not selected if information on the caller of the call record

selected is stored in the phonebook.

3: Not selected if information on the caller of the call record

selected is not stored in the phonebook.

4: Selected in sub-menu of detail screen.

Displaying Redial Items (Dialed Call Records)

2. Select Redial ] C

• The Details display appears.

Information

• See “Using the Submenu of Received Calls Screen”/“Using

the Submenu of the Detailed Screen” (P78) for the display

operation method and the submenus available from the Redial

display/Detail screen.

Displaying All Call Records

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113

Received and dialed call records are displayed together.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ] “Call history” ] “All calls”

• The All calls screen appears.

2. Select a history ] C

• The Detail screen appears.

Settings

]]

112

You can view dialed call records.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ] “Call history” ] “Redial”

• The Redial display appears.

Mark

Description

Dialed voice calls

Dialed video-phone calls

Information

• See “Using the Submenu of Received Call Records

Screen” / “Using the Submenu of the Detailed Screen”

(P78) for the display operation method and the submenus

available from the All Calls screen / Detail screen.

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Displaying Call Time

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You can confirm call duration for each call type. You can confirm the following items:

• The displayed call duration is a standard. The real of call duration can be different.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ]

Settings

“Call duration”

• Call duration display appears.

Last call

You can confirm the last call duration.

Received calls

You can confirm the received call duration.

Redial calls

You can confirm the dialed call duration.

All calls

You can confirm the total call duration.

• To clear all the call durations ] M[Menu] ] “Reset

all”

Setting Earphone/Microphone Auto Answer

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You can set how to answer an incoming call with the Flatplug Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch (option) connected.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P237

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ] “Auto answer” ] Select from the following setting items > After setting, I [Done]

Auto answering

You can set the earphone/microphone auto answer to ON/OFF.

Delayed time (0–120 SEC)

You can set the time between receiving call and answering a call automatically.

Information

• If the display of call time is over “9999999:59:59”, the setting

will be back to “00:00:00”.

Resetting call duration

1. Select a call duration you want to clear on the Call

duration screen (See above) ] I [Reset] ]Enter your terminal security code ] C ] “Yes”

Information

• If you use the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch

(option), you can answer a voice call or video-phone call by

pressing the switch of the earphone only.

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Setting to Reject/Accept Incoming Calls

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You can set whether to reject incoming calls.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P237

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ] “Reject/Accept call” ] Enter your terminal security code ] C

• The Reject/Accept call display appears.

2. Select from the following setting items

You can set whether to accept all incoming calls.

Reject on list

You can reject the incoming call from the specific other party. You can set the party's phone number to

reject a call by pressing I [Setup] (See below).

Reject all calls

– Silent : You can disable the ringing tone for all

incoming calls.

– Disconnect call : You can reject all incoming calls.

Information

Setting Reject call List

1. From the Reject/Accept call display (See left),

Select “Reject on list” ] I [Setup]

• The icons of call reject on a list will be displayed.

Mark

The type of reject call is set “Silent”.

The type of reject call is set “Disconnect call”.

• M [Menu]: You can edit/delete the list set.

2. I[Add] ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

Reject types

– Silent : Disables the ring tone when receiving the

call from the other party set to “Reject number”.

– Disconnect call : Rejects incoming calls when

receiving the call from the other party set to “Reject number”.

Reject number

Enter the phone number of a caller you want to reject. You can select a phone number from the phonebook

by pressing C [Search]. If you press

the phone number from the phonebook.

Description

, you can select

Settings

•When rejecting a call by “Reject on list” or “Reject all calls”, the

record will be remained.

: If you use M[Menu] > Edit from the reject on list. you cannot

use the function.

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Setting Memory Reject Call

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You can set whether to reject calls from callers whose phone numbers are not registered in the phonebook or not being informed the Caller ID.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P237

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ]

Settings

“Memory reject call” ] “ON”/“OFF”

Setting an Answer Mode

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You can set whether to answer a voice call by pressing a

button other thanA

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P237

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call/Answer” ] ”Answer mode” ] Select from the following setting items

Press send key

You can answer a call by pressing A only.

Information

• This setting is not available for video phone call.

Call Feature

Setting the Reconnect Control

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You can set whether to make an alarm sound to inform you when you are reconnected immediately after disconnected owing to bad radio wave conditions.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P237

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ] ”Reconnect alarm” ] Select from the following setting items

High alarm

Set high alarm sounds.

Low alarm

Set Low alarm sounds.

No alarm

No sound.

Open flip

You can answer a call by opening the FOMA phone. If the FOMA phone is open already, you can answer a

call by A.

Press any key

You can answer a call by pressing any key except for

M, I, FE, G.

Information

• The time to reconnect the network can be different depending

on the status of phone or radio. (the maximum 10 seconds)

• The duration to reconnect the network can be chargeable.

• Depending on the status of phone or radio, the alarm may not

sound, and then disconnect it.

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Setting Quality Alarm

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You can set whether to make an alarm sound to inform you when a call is liable to be disconnected midway because of bad radio wave conditions.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ] “Quality alarm” ] Select from the following setting items

High alarm

Set high alarm sounds.

Low alarm

Set low alarm sounds.

No alarm

No sound.

Information

• This setting is not available with a video-phone call.

Setting Prefix Dial

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You can store prefix numbers such as international access code or “#31# / phone number to dial.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ] “Prefix dial”

• The Prefix Dial screen appears.

2. Select a PREFIX field to enter ] Enter a number ] I[Done]

31#” and add it to the beginning of the

Setting International Dial

Settings

Setting Minute Reminder

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You can check the call duration by beep sound every minute during a voice call. (Not support this function for Video-phone call)

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ] “Minute reminder” ] “ON”/“OFF”

Setting Auto assist

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You can set whether to automatically replace “+´” at the beginning of a phone number with an international access code such as “009130010” for making an international call.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ] “International dial” ] “Auto assist setting” ] “Auto”/“OFF”

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Setting IDD prefix

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You can set the international access code to be added to the beginning of a phone number for making an international call.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ]

Settings

“International dial” ] “IDD prefix setting” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

IDD prefix name

Enter the name of an international call service.

IDD prefix code

Enter an international access code.

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Setting Close setting

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You can set how the FOMA phone works when it is folded.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

Continue(Mute)

The microphone is mute during Continue (Mute) call. This function is available for only voice call.

Information

• During video-phone call, if you close the flip, the call will be

ended regardless of this setting.

Video-Phone

You can change settings for the video-phone operation and display.

Changing the Video-Phone Settings

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You can set how the FOMA phone works and screens when making a video-phone call.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Video-phone” ] “Video-phone settings” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Call feature” ] “Close setting” ] Select from the following setting items

End the call

The call is disconnected.

VoiceCall AutoSwitch

Sets (ON/ OFF) whether to redial by automatically switching to a voice call if the other party is unable to answer a video-phone call.

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Settings

Display setting

You can set how to display the Talking screen. – Both : Your image and the other party’s image are

displayed.

– Other : Only the other party’s image is displayed. – Me : Only your image is displayed.

Sub screen

You can set an image to be displayed on the sub screen when “Display setting for video phone call” is set to “Both”. – Me : Your image is displayed. – Other : The other party’s image is displayed.

Send camera image

You can set whether to send your image to the other party. If set to “OFF”, a substitute image is sent to the other party.

Sending img. quality

– Prefer image quality : Sends images laying stress

on image quality. Prefer image quality is effective if there is little motion.

– Normal : Sends images in standard quality and

motion speed.

– Prefer motion quality : Sends images laying stress

on motion speed. Prefer motion speed is effective for moving images.

Display light

– Always on : Keeps the display lit during a call. – Terminal setting : Follows the settings of the

“Backlight” of the “Main display”. >P75

Selecting a Video-phone Image

Changing Substitutive images

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You can set a substitute image to send in place of your own image during a video-phone call.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Video-phone” ] “Image settings” ] “Substitutive image” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

Image

– Default Image : The image by default. – Selected image : You can select an image other

than the default image from the “Image list”.

Image list

You can select an image for when “Image” is set to “Selected image”. Select from images stored in “My picture” of “Data box”. > P154

Changing Response Hold Image

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You can set an image to display when you put the call on hold during ringing of a video-phone call.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238

321

322

Settings

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Settings

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Video-phone” ] ”Image settings” ] ”Response hold image”

• See “Changing Substitutive image” (P85) for the subsequent operations.

Changing On-hold Images

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You can set an image to display when you put the call on

Settings

hold during ringing of a video-phone call.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P238,P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Video phone” ] “Image settings” ] “On-hold image”

• See “Changing Substitutive image” (P85) for the subsequent operations.

323

Date & Time

1. From the Settings menu (P77), Select “Date & Time” ] “Set time” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

Set time

Press J to select an input item (hour, minute,

second, am/pm

numbers. Press C to switch between am/pm .

Time format

You can set whether to display time in the 12-hour format or in the 24-hour format.

Hour indication

You can set whether the alarm will sound or not after setting (00 min). You can select the ring tone as an alarm. If you don't want this indication, set “OFF”.

: Displayed if “Time format” is set to “12-hour”.

). Use the numeric keys to enter

Setting Date

Setting Time

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You can set the time of city which is already set “Home” (the city at purchase: Tokyo) by “World time”. (P178)

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

You can set the date.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

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Settings

1. From the Settings menu (P77) ] Select “Date & Time” ] “Set date” ] Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

Set date

Press J to select an input item (year, month, date).

Use the numeric keys to enter numbers.

Date format

You can change display formats of the date. (DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DD)

: YYYY stands for Year, MM stands for Month, and DD stands for

Day.

Setting Daylight Saving

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You can set daylight saving time.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Date & Time” ] “Daylight saving” ] “ON”/“OFF”

Information

• The country applying to the Summer time by using “World time” (P178) is set as a home. After setting, it is displayed in Summer time.

Network (for overseas use)

Selecting the Network Connection Mode

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You can select a network setting method in case destination networks (Communication carriers) change for overseas use, etc.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Network” ] “Network selection” ] Select from the following setting items

Auto

Automatically searches for the network for setting.

Manual

The network search display appears, allowing you to select a network from the list displayed after search.

Information

• It may take a few minutes to find the network.

• If you set “Auto”, you can search the network automatically in the situation as follow. – When you switch on – Out of service area

• If you stop searching the network manually, the setting will be changed to “Auto”.

Settings

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Settings

Setting the Network Mode

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You can set a type of network to search for when networks are searched according to “Network selection”.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Network” ] “Network mode” ] Select from the following

Settings

setting items

Auto

Searches all the networks connectable.

WCDMA only

Searches only networks supporting 3G.

GSM only

Searches only networks supporting GSM/GPRS.

Information

• You cannot exchange the data through packet service under

GSM network.

Registering a Network of Preferred list

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Adding Networks

If the network is searching automatically, you can add a preferable network (communication carrier) to be connected to.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Network” ] “Preferred lists”

2. M[Menu] ] Select from the following setting items

• I[Delete]: You can delete the network selected.

Search network

You can select from the network list stored in the FOMA phone for adding.

Enter new network

You can enter the country code (MCC) and the network code (MNC) for adding. After setting, press

I[Done].

Delete

You can delete the selected network.

Move up

You can move the selected network upward. The network which is moved upward is preferred.

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Settings

Move down

You can move the selected network downward. The network placed downward is preferred.

: If you register multiple networks, you can use this menu.

Information

• If the network is not registered, [Menu], [Delete] of soft key area on list to register will not be displayed. To add new network, press I [Add].

• The registered data is saved in FOMA card.

Displaying the Network Name

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You can set whether to display the name of the network currently set on the Stand-by display.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Network” ] “Network name display” ] “Display on”/“Display off”

Changing a Host from i-mode

Setting / Changing the Host

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Normally, you do not need to change the setting.

You can set a host to use services of various providers other than i-mode. If the host is changed, i-mode becomes unavailable.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Host selection” ]

From the Host selection screen, I [Add] ] Enter your terminal security code ]C ]Set the following items ]After setting, I[Done]

• The host set is displayed on the Host selection screen with attached to it.

Host name

Enter the name displayed on the Host selection screen.

Settings

Host address

Enter the address of the host.

Access point

Enter the Access point (URL, etc.).

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Information

• To switch the host back to “i-Mode” or to switch to another

host, select “i-Mode”/other hosts and press C on the Host

selection screen.

• If you press M [Menu] on the Host selection screen, you can

edit / delete / display the host set. Note that you cannot edit /

delete pre-installed “i-Mode”.

• In Access point menu, you should enter IP address in PDP

Settings

type.

Security

Setting All Lock

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You can set whether to lock requiring to enter the terminal security code to operate function. During All Lock, “All lock” is displayed on the Stand-by display.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Security” ] “All lock” ] Select from the following setting items

Power on

You can set whether to lock the FOMA phone when you turn of the power. You need to enter your terminal security code to set it.

Immediate

Sets All lock immediately. You need to enter your terminal security code to set it.

none

You can release All lock. You need to enter your terminal security code to release it.

Releasing All Lock

1. Press either one of 1~0 ] Enter your terminal security code ] C

•

On the locked display, I[Emergency]: You can call emergency information (110/118/119).

Setting PIN Code Request

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You can set to enter PIN1 code when you turn on the power to the FOMA phone.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Security” ] “PIN code request” ] “ON”/“OFF” ] Enter PIN1 code ]

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Settings

Changing Your Password

Changing the PIN1 code / PIN2 code

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You can change the PIN1 code / PIN2 code. To change the PIN1 code, you should set “PIN code request” to “ON”. The default code is “0000”.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Security” ] “Change password” ] “PIN1 code”/“PIN2 code”

Change PIN1 code

Current PIN1 code. R:3

New PIN1 code

Verify PIN1 code

The remaining time to enter PIN is available

731 /

732

Information

• If you enter a wrong PIN code over three times, the PIN code

will be locked automatically. If you unlock the PIN code, see

“Preventing the Phone from Activating the Operation of

Function” (P97).

Changing Your Terminal Security Code

]]

733

You can change your terminal security code.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P239

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Security” ] Change password” ] “Security code”

• For the subsequent steps, just like the steps to change the PIN1 code / PIN2 code, enter your current terminal security code, enter a new terminal security code and then enter the same code again for confirmation.

Settings

2. Enter the current PIN1 code/PIN2 code ] C

3. Enter a new PIN1 code/PIN2 code ] C

4. Enter the same code that you did in Step 3 again ]

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You can switch the languages of the FOMA phone between Japanese and English.

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P240

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “ “

”/“English”

” ]

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Settings

Information

• This setting is registered in FOMA phone and FOMA card

which is inserted now. If you insert other FOMA card which

registered other settings, the settings of FOMA card will be

preferred.

Others Settings

Settings

Checking the Memory Status

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You can check the usage status and available space of the memories of the handset of the FOMA phone and the miniSD memory card.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Others” ] “Memory status” ] Select from the following items

Common memory

You can check the empty or the reseved capacity (Standard) of the common memory in which data such as My picture, i-motion, Melody are stored.

Reserved memory

You can check the empty or the reserved capacity of the common memory in which data for Phonebook, Schedule, Memo, Date counter are stored.

UIM memory

You can check the empty or the reseved capacity (Standard) of the common memory in which data for “Phonebook”, “SMS”.

miniSD

You can check the empty or reserved capacity of miniSD memory card.

Resetting the Settings

Clearing the Memory

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You can clear all the data recorded in the handset of the FOMA phone and the miniSD memory card.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Others” ] “Reset settings” ] “Clear memory” ] Select from the following items

• You need to enter your terminal security code for deleting.

Handset contents

Clears all the data saved in the Data box folder of the FOMA phone.

Handset personal info.

Clears all the personal data saved in the FOMA phone such as phonebooks, schedule, call history and so on.

miniSD

Clears all the data saved in the minisd folder of the miniSD memory card.

921

*You need to obtain a miniSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the miniSD memory card. > P166

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Settings

Initializing the Default Settings

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You can reset to all settings at purchase except for “i-mode setting” and “Mail setting”.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Others” ] “Reset settings” ] Default settings “Yes” ] Enter the terminal security code ] Press C

Information

•When you reset the date and time, you cannot play span/

period restricted i-motion file.

922

Changing the Settings for the SMS Center

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Normally, you do not need to change the settings.

You can change the SMS centers to use.

Address

If “SMSC” is set to “others”, you can enter the address of the SMS center.

Resetting the holiday

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You can reset all settings of holiday of FOMA phone to settings at purchase.

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Others” ] “Reset holiday” ] “Yes”

Settings

Setting item/Setting at purchase > P240

1. From the Settings menu (P77), “Others” ] “SMS center” ] “Select from the following setting items ] After setting, I[Done]

SMSC

– DoCoMo : You can use the DoCoMo SMS center. – Others : You can use another company’s SMS

center.

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Passwords ..............................................96

Preventing the Phone from

Activating the Operation of Function ....97

Other Safety Settings.............................98

Safety settings

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Safety settings

Passwords

For some functions of the FOMA, you need to enter your password. In addition to the Terminal security Code for operating respective mobile phone functions, the Network Security Code to use network services, and i-mode password are available. These passwords help you utilize your FOMA phone.

Safety settings

Information for Passwords

• Do not use the easy-to-decipher figures such as “Birthday”, “the part of phone number”, “Area code or Room number”, “1111”, “1234” to prevent it from being known by others. Note that you make a memo to set the password.

• Make sure that prevent the password from being known by others. If the password is known by third party, NTT DoCoMo will not have any other responsibility concerning the mischief or the mis-use of handset.

• There is no request the client's password from NTT DoCoMo.

• Note that if you do not remember password, you need to bring an identification card such as a driver's license, FOMA handset, FOMA card to a handling counter such as a DoCoMo shop. For details, consult "DoCoMo Information Center" described on the back page of the manual.

Terminal security code

The terminal security code is set “0000” at purchase. You can change the terminal security code. To change the code, see “Changing Your Terminal Security Code” (P91).

Network Password

The Network Security Code is a four-digit number required for using various network services and for various procedures at the “ determined at the time of contract. The user has an ID and a password of “My DoCoMo” site for PC can change new network password through PC. In addition, you can change various procedures of DoCoMo e-site in i-mode.

For “My DoCoMo”, “DoCoMo e-site”, see the cover of this manual.

e ” (DoCoMo e-site). The security code is

which is the integrated support

i-mode Password

The i-mode password is a four-digit password required for registering, deleting My-menu, Messaging service, applying for or cancelling an i-mode password. (The service provider can supply its own password.) The default for i-mode password is “0000”, but you can change it. If you change the password from i-mode, see “Changing i-mode Password” (P126).

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Safety settings

PIN1 code/PIN2 code

For the FOMA card, you can set the two security code, namely the PIN1 code and PIN2 code. The default for these security code is “0000”, but you can change these codes as you lock. To change the codes, see “Setting PIN Code Request” (P90), “Changing the PIN1 code / PIN2 code” (P91).

a PIN1 Code

The PIN1 code is the four- to eight-digit code for checking the user each time the UIM is inserted into the FOMA phone or each time the FOMA phone is turned on so that you can prevent the third party from using your UIM. If you enter PIN1 code, you can receive or make a call or activate the operation.

a PIN2 Code

The PIN2 code is the four-to eight- digit code for using the user certificate or applying for the issue of it and executing reset Total Cost.

Information

• If you purchase a new FOMA phone and use the existing

FOMA card with new FOMA phone, use PIN1 code and PIN2

code you have set previously.

• If you enter a wrong PIN1 code/ PIN2 code three times in

succession on the display requiring its entry, the PIN1 code/

PIN2 code is locked automatically. To unlock the code, you

need to enter PIN lock release code.

Releasing PIN lock code

Safety settings

PIN lock releasing code is a eight-digit password to release locking PIN1 code, PIN2 code. You cannot change it.

Information

• If you enter a wrong "PIN unlock code" 10 times in succession,

it is automatically locked. In case of this, you need to bring the

FOMA phone, UIM and an identification card such as a driver's

license to a handling counter such as a DoCoMo shop.

This FOMA phone does not have this function.

Preventing the Phone from Activating

the Operation of Function

To protect the information or data in FOMA phone, you can activate the security function to prevent from activating the operation or the function.

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Safety settings

Setting All Lock

After locking FOMA phone, if you don't enter terminal password, you cannot activate the phone. To set this function, see “Setting All Lock” (P90).

Setting not to display mail without

permission

You can set the security function for the Inbox, Outbox, and Unsent of the Mail menu. To set this function, see

Safety settings

“Display” of “Mail setting” (P145).

Other Safety Settings

The FOMA phone has the following safety settings in addition to the “Security” function:

Purpose Function/Service

To reject calls from specified callers

To receive calls from callers registered in the phonebook

Not to take nuisance calls

Not to take calls from callers not notifying caller ID

To receive necessary mail only

Reject/Accept call

Memory reject call

Nuisance call barring

Caller ID request

Receive option

Reference

P81

P82

P194

P143

Purpose

To change the mail address

To receive/reject mail sent from i-mode phones only

To receive mail from specified domains (company) only

To reject mail from specified senders

To reject 200th and succeeding i-mode messages sent from a single i-mode phone on the same day

To reject unsolicited Ad mail

To reject SMS reception

To store/check safety information when a disaster occurs

To stop the mail function temporarily

To check the settings for the mail function

Function/Service

Change mail address

Receive/Reject i-mode mail only

Receive from specified domain

Receive Selected Mail/Reject Selected Mail

Selected Mail Senders

Reject unsolicited Ad mail/Reject mail

Se/Confirm SMS Rejection Settings

i-mode Disaster Message Board Service

Suspend Mail

Confirm Settings

Reference

Refer to “i-mode User’s Manual”

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Multimedia (Camera)

Select

Multimedia

1 Camera-mode

2 Movie-mode

Select

Notes for when using the camera.............100

Using the Camera ......................................101

Taking Still Images.....................................101

Shooting Moving Images...........................106

To display the Multimedia menu

On the Stand-by display, C[Menu] ]

or “Multimedia”

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