LG L705I Users manual

Part 15.21 statement

" Change or Modifications that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void

the user's authority to operate the equipment. "

Part 15.105 statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation.

This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used

in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. if this

equipment does cause harmful interference or television reception, which can be determined by

turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT

1. WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS:

LG offers you a limited warranty that the enclosed subscriber unit and its enclosed accessories will be free from defects in material and workmanship, according to the following terms and conditions: (1) The limited warranty for the product extends for ONE (1) year beginning on the data of purchase of the product. (2) The limited warranty extends on to the original purchaser of the product and is not assignable or transferable to any subsequent purchaser/end user. (3) This warranty is good only to the original purchaser of the product during the warranty period as long as it is in the U.S., including Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. Territories and Canada. (4) The external housing and cosmetic parts shall not be covered under these limited warranty terms. (5) Upon request from LG, the consumer must provide information to reasonably prove the date of purchase. (6) The customer shall bear the cost of shipping the product to the Customer Service Department of LG. LG shall bear the cost of shipping the product back to the consumer after the completion of service under this limited warranty.

2. WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER:

(1) Defects or damages resulting from use of the product in other than its normal and customary manner. (2) Defects or damages from abnormal use, abnormal conditions, improper storage, exposure to moisture or dampness, unauthorized modifications, unauthorized connections, unauthorized repair, misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, improper installation, or other acts which are not the fault of LG, including damage caused by shipping blown fuses spills of food or liquid. (3) Breakage or damage to antennas unless caused directly by defects in material or workmanship. (4) That the Customer Service Department at LG was net notified by consumer of the alleged defect or malfunction of the product during the applicable limited warranty period. (5) Products which have had the serial number removed or made illegible. (6) The limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied either in fact or by operations law, statutory or otherwise, including, but limited to any implied warranty of marketability or fitness for a particular use. (7) Damage resulting from use of non-LG approved accessories. (8) All plastic surfaces and all other externally exposed parts that are scratched or damaged due to normal customer use. (9) Products operated outside published maximum ratings. 3 (10) Products used or obtained in a rental program. (11) Consumables (such as fuses).

3. STATE LAW RIGHTS:

No other express warranty is applicable to this product. THE DURATION OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MARKETABILITY, IS LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY HEREIN. LG INFOCOMM INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE LOSS OF THE USE OF THE PRODUCT, INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES, DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL, RISING OUT OF THE USE OF, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PRODUCT OR FOR ANY BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MARKETABILITY APPLICABLE TO THIS PRODUCT. Some states do not allow the exclusive of imitation of incidental or consequential damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts; so these limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

4. HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE:

To obtain warranty service, please call the following web address:

www.lgeservice.com

For Your Safety

Important Information

This user guide contains important information on the use and operation of this phone. Please read all the information carefully for optimal performance and to prevent any damage to or misuse of the phone. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this user guide could void your warranty for this equipment.

Before You Start

Safety Instructions

WARNING! To reduce the possibility of electric shock, do not

expose your phone to high humidity areas, such as the bathroom, swimming pool, etc.

Always store your phone away from heat. Never store your phone in settings that may expose it to temperatures less than 32°F or greater than 104°F, such as outside during extreme weather conditions or in your car on a hot day. Exposure to excessive cold or heat will result in malfunction, damage and/or catastrophic failure.

Be careful when using your phone near other electronic devices. RF emissions from your mobile phone may affect

nearby in adequately shielded electronic equipment. You should consult with manufacturers of any personal medical devices such as pacemakers and hearing aides to determine if they are susceptible to interference from your mobile phone.

Turn off your phone in a medical facility or at a gas station. Never place your phone in a microwave oven as this will cause the battery to explode.

IMPORTANT! Please read the TIA SAFETY INFORMATION on page 78 before using your phone.

Safety Information

Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further detailed information is given in this user guide.

] Never use an unapproved battery since this could damage

the phone and/or battery and could cause the battery to explode.

] Never place your phone in a microwave oven as it will

cause the battery to explode.

] Do not dispose of your battery by fire or with hazardous or

flammable materials.

] Make sure that no sharp-edged items come into contact

with the battery. There is a risk of this causing a fire.

] Store the battery in a place out of reach of children.

] Be careful that children do not swallow any parts such as

rubber plugs (earphone, connection parts of the phone, etc.). This could cause asphyxiation or suffocation.

For Your Safety

] Unplug the power cord and charger during lightning storms

to avoid electric shock or fire.

] When riding in a car, do not leave your phone or set up the

hands-free kit near to the air bag. If wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag is activated, you may be seriously injured.

] Do not use a hand-held phone while driving.

] Do not use the phone in areas where its use is prohibited.

(For example: aircraft).

] Do not expose the battery charger or adapter to direct

sunlight or use it in places with high humidity, such as a bathroom.

] Never store your phone in temperatures less than- 4°F or

greater than 122°F.

] Do not use harsh chemicals (such as alcohol, benzene,

thinners, etc.) or detergents to clean your phone. There is a risk of this causing a fire.

] Do not drop, strike, or shake your phone severely. Such

actions may harm the internal circuit boards of the phone.

] Do not use your phone in high explosive areas as the phone

may generate sparks.

] Do not damage the power cord by bending, twisting, pulling,

or heating. Do not use the plug if it is loose as it may cause a fire or electric shock.

] Do not place any heavy items on the power cord. Do not

allow the power cord to be crimped as it may cause fire or electric shock.

] Do not handle the phone with wet hands while it is being

charged. It may cause an electric shock or seriously damage your phone.

] Do not disassemble the phone.

] Do not place or answer calls while charging the phone as it

may short-circuit the phone and/or cause electric shock or fire.

] Only use the batteries, antennas, and chargers provided by

LG. The warranty will not be applied to products provided by other suppliers.

] Only authorized personnel should service the phone and its

accessories. Faulty installation or service may result in accidents and consequently invalidate the warranty.

] Do not hold or let the antenna come in contact with your

body during a call.

] An emergency call can be made only within a service area.

For an emergency call, make sure that you are within a service area and that the phone is turned on.

For Your Safety

FCC RF Exposure Information

WARNING! Read this information before operating the phone.

In August 1996, the Federal Communications (FCC) of he United States, with its action in Report and Order FCC 96-326, adopted an updated safety standard for human exposure to radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies.

The design of this phone complies with the FCC guidelines and these international standards.

CAUTION

Use only the supplied and approved antenna. Use of unauthorized antennas or modifications could impair call quality, damage the phone, void your warranty and/or result in violation of FCC regulations. Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with skin, a minor burn may result. Contact your local dealer for a replacement antenna.

Body-worn Operation

This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the phone kept 0.79 inches (2cm) between the user’s body and the back of the phone. To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0.79 inches(2cm) must be maintained between the user's body and the back of the phone. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories containing metallic components should not be used. Body-worn accessories that cannot maintain 0.79 inches(2cm) separation distance between the user's body and the back of the phone, and have not been tested for typical body-worn operations may not comply with FCC RF exposure limits and should be avoided.

For Your Safety

Vehicle Mounted External Antenna (optional, if available)

A minimum separation distance of 8 inches (20cm) must be maintained between the user/bystander and the vehicle mounted external antenna to satisfy FCC RF exposure requirements. For more information about RF exposure, visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov

FCC Part 15 Class B Compliance

This device and its accessories comply with part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device and its accessories may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device and its accessories must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Cautions for Battery

] Do not disassemble.

] Do not short-circuit.

] Do not expose to high temperature: 60°C (140°F).]

] Do not incinerate.

Battery Disposal

] Please dispose of your battery properly or bring to your

local wireless carrier for recycling.

] Do not dispose in fire or with hazardous or flammable

materials.

Adapter (Charger) Cautions

] Using the wrong battery charger could damage your phone

and void your warranty.

] The adapter or battery charger is intended for indoor use

only.

Do not expose the adapter or battery charger to direct sunlight or use it in places with high humidity, such as the bathroom.

Main Features of the FOMA L705i

FOMA is the name of the DoCoMo service based on W-CDMA technology, and one of the world's standards for third-generation (3G) mobile telecommunications (under the IMT-2000 standard).

Incredible Services of i-mode

i-mode is an online service that enables you to get useful information from i-mode programs or web sites that support i-mode using an i-mode-enabled handset. This service also enables you to send and receive mail messages with great ease.

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Main Features of the FOMA L705i

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i-mode mail/Deco-mail/ Deco-mail pictogram→P158

As well as sending text messages, you can send binary attachments such as JPEG images, up to 10 different files otherwise a total size of 2MB at a time. Besides, FOMA supports Deco-mail and Deco-mail pictogram for rich and various way to express you by editing body text color, text size, or wallpapers.

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i-appli/i-appli DX→P184

You can download i-appli programs which have different functions, ranging from being fun games, to providing weather reports and even giving the latest stock quotes. Also, you can link i-appli DX software to the information inside the i-mode handset such as the Phonebook entries and mail messages so that you can have further fun with i-appli software.

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An Abundance of Network Services䂹→P256

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Voice Mail Services (Charged)

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Nuisance Call Blocking (Free)

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Dual Network Service (Charged)

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Multi number (Charged)

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Chaku-Uta-Full® is a service which you can download entire songs from music distribution sites. You can play them back or set them as your ringtone after downloading.

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Voice calls, video calls, i-mode, i-mode mail, SMS, and network services are available with the same FOMA handset, phone number and mail address used in Japan even when overseas (in 3G, GSM/ GPRS areas).

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Call Waiting (Charged)

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Call forwarding (Free)

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Caller ID Request (Free)

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SMS (Short Message Service) (Free)

Chaku-Uta Full®→P220

International Roaming→P270

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: These services require a separate subscription.

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Your FOMA L705i's Various Functions

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Beautiful

Its glossy and beautiful finish gives it an extraordinarily elegant feels.

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Vibrated Touchpad that

Glossy Finish

Responds to Graceful Contact

→ P26, P29

Your handset's touchpad is designed to respond to light, graceful touches. The handset vibration shows that your key touch worked.

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LED Keys

Keys in the Touchpad are illuminated in bright red

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Motion dialing that allows you to change the design of the Dialing

screen → P101

You can select from digital and painting designs and also can change the color of the entered digits.

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Dialing quick search allows you to find a phone number with few

steps → 89

You can find a saved phone number in the Phonebook by entering the memory number (within 2 digits) or a part of the phone number (3 digits or more) from the Stand-by screen.

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Camera Functions→ P124

Still images (with auto focus) and videos can be captured using either the Outer camera or Inner camera. Outer camera has an effective resolution of 1.94 Mega pixels (and a recording resolution of 1.92 Mega pixel) while Inner camera has an effective resolution of 320 Kilo pixels (recording resolution of 300 Kilo pixel).

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Multiaccess/Multitask→P230

Supports Multiaccess to make i-mode or text messaging available during a voice call. Supports Multitask that enables you to use several functions simultaneously.

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Infrared Communication/Infrared Remote Control → P211

Besides data exchange through infrared communication, appliances like the television can be controlled through infrared remote control.

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microSD Memory Card Support →P206

Music and pictures can be stored in light and compact microSD memory cards, thus it allows data exchange with PC.

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World Clock →P240

Allows you to check the date and time in Cities in each country as well as mean time. You can check not only date and time but also the location of the desired city/region concurrently using the on-screen world map. It is useful for checking the date, time, and location there, on the way to the next destination in your travel...etc.

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Barcode Reader → P134

By scanning barcodes or QR codes through the camera, you can access or send mails to the corresponding websites or email addresses.

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Function to read out the entered numbers with Dial keys → P96

The numbers of the Dial keys pressed for making a call can be read. The language to read can be selected from Japanese, English or Korean.

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Animation → P200

You can create an animation concatenating up to 20 still images saved on the FOMA handset and display them in a slide show.

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Characters for Phonebook entries → P77

In addition to a still image, video or i-motion movie, you can set a character image, that allows you to combine a face, hair style, clothing, and background, to a Phonebook entry.

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Making Full Use of the L705i

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Video Phone䂹→P50

You can have a face-to-face conversation with a partner, even if he/she is far away. By default, the other party's voice can be heard from the speaker during video call. So you can start it right away.

The other

party’s display

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i-Channel䂹→P154

Provides graphical view of information such as news or weather forecasts. Also, you can obtain more rich-content generated in Flash(P197) by selecting your favorite channel from the Channel List.

Before subscribing

to the service

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FOMA High Speed䂹→P188

Supports high speed data transfer at the maximum rate of 3.6Mbps for receiving and 384Kbps for sending within the FOMA High Speed Area. You can check whether you are within a High Speed Area using "FOMA

ㅢାⅣႺ⏕⹺䉝䊒䊥

application)".

After the service subscription procedures have been completed

(FOMA connection environment check

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This fee-based service requires a separate subscription.

(One second

or longer)

Your display

(Connect)

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Music Channel䂹→P216

This service allows reserved music program delivery to be automatically downloaded at night. Programs are periodically updated, and you can enjoy the downloaded content for up to one hour whenever you want.

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Music Player䂹→P220

You can use a PC to save songs downloaded from a music download service site or copied from a music CD to a microSD memory card, and then play the songs on the FOMA handset. You can also download an entire song compatible with Chaku-Uta-Full site and play it.

Also, the handset offers Music player skins of 5 screen designs for the Playback screen, and Music life that allows you to set the sound quality, sound volume and the playback duration in line with your usage.

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This is a fee-based service requiring a separate subscription.

from a download service

Useful Functions when Using Abroad

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Unit Converter → P241

Units for currency, area, length, weight, temperature, volume, and speed can all be quickly converted back and forth. For example, you can find out how much the purchase you made abroad costs in Japanese Yen.

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Dual Clock Display →P100

On the Stand-by display, you can simultaneously show the time in two different cities. For example, you can output the city you are traveling to, and see the time difference.

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Safety Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS)

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Before using your FOMA handset, read these "Safety Precautions" carefully so that you can use it correctly. After reading the safety precautions, keep this manual in a safe place for later reference.

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These precautions are intended to protect you and others around you. Read and follow them carefully to avoid injury, damage to the product or damage to property.

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The signs below indicate the levels of danger or damage that may occur if the particular precautions are not observed.

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

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The following symbols show specific actions:

Denotes things not to do (Prohibitions)

Don't

Denotes not to disassemble.

No disassembly

Denotes not to touch with wet

No wet hands

Unplug

hands.

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

Denotes to unplug from the outlet.

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

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

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

No liquids

Denotes not to use where it could get wet.

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"Safety Precautions" are explained in the following 6 sections:

General Precautions for FOMA Handset, Battery Packs, Adapters

(Including the Chargers) and UIM................................................................................................P13

Precautions for the FOMA Handset......................................................... ....................................P14

Precautions for Battery Packs..................... ............................................. ....................................P16

Precautions for Adapters (Including the Chargers)......................................................................P17

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

Notes on Using near Electronics Medical Equipment..................................................................P18

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General Precautions for FOMA Handset, Battery Packs, Adapters (Including the Chargers) and UIM

DANGER

Do not use or leave the FOMA handset or other devices in

Don't

No disassembly

No liquids

locations subject to high temperatures, such as near fire, in direct sunlight or inside a car on a hot day.

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Doing so may cause the battery pack to leak, overheat, explode or ignite, the devices to be deformed or malfunction, lower the performance or shorten the life. Also, doing so may cause part of the case to become hot and possibly cause burns.

Fire, injury, electric shock or

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malfunction may result. The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire.

Do not get the devices wet.

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Contact with the devices to liquids such as water or pet urine may cause overheating, electric shock, fire, malfunction, injury, etc. Be careful not to use the devices in areas where they could get wet.

Use only the battery packs and adapters (including the chargers) approved by DoCoMo for the FOMA

handset.

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Using the devices other than those specified by NTT DoCoMo may cause the FOMA handset, battery pack and other devices to leak, overheat, explode, ignite or malfunction.

Battery Pack L03 FOMA AC Adapter 01/02 FOMA Overseas/Domestic AC Adapter 01 FOMA DC Adapter 01/02 FOMA Dry Cell Battery Adapter 01 Desk Adapter L01 FOMA Auxiliary Charger Adapter 01 FOMA Rechargeable USB cable 01

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For information on other compatible products, contact the DoCoMo service counter.

WARNING

Do not put the battery pack, FOMA handset or adapter(including the charger) in heating appliances such as microwave ovens, or high pressure containers.

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The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode or ignite. Also, the FOMA handset or adapter (including the charger) may overheat, smoke or ignite, or the IC may damage.

Do not throw the FOMA handset or devices, or subject them to severe shocks.

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The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite. Also, the devices may malfunction or catch fire.

Keep conductive foreign objects (metal, pencil lead, etc.) away from the charge terminal or external connector. Do not insert such objects inside.

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Fire or malfunction may result from a short circuit.

Make sure you have the power switched off before you are near flammable gas such as gasoline. Do not charge near that places. Failure to do so may catch fire.

If you notice any strange smells, overheating, discoloration or warping of the handset, immediately take the following actions:

1. Remove the power plug from the outlet

2. Turn the FOMA handset off

3. Remove the battery pack from the FOMA handset

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If you continue to use the handset or devices in the above mentioned conditions, it may overheat, rupture, or ignite; the battery pack may leak.

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CAUTION

Do not place the FOMA handset or accessories on unstable locations such as wobbly tables or slanted locations.

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The FOMA handset or accessor ies may fall, resulting in injury or malfunction.

Do not store the FOMA handset accessories in humid or dusty places, or in hot areas.

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Malfunction may result.

If children use the FOMA handset or devices, a guardian should explain the safety instructions and correct operations. The guardian should also make sure that the instructions are followed during use.

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Injury may result.

Keep out of the reach of babies and infants.

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Accidental swallowing or injury may result.

Precautions for the FOMA Handset

WARNING

Do not use the FOMA handset while driving a vehicle.

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Mobile phone usage during driving is subject to punishment by law as of November 1st, 2004. Use the FOMA terminal after stopping the vehicle to park in a safe place even if you are using a hands-free kit. While driving a vehicle, use the Public mode or the Voice mail service.

Do not directly point the Infrared Port at someone's eyes while exchanging data using infrared communication.

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Doing so may affect your eyes. Also, aiming it towards other infrared devices may interfere with the operation of these devices.

Pay extra attention when you are using the FOMA handset for an extended period of time while it is connected to the adapter(including the charger). The FOMA handset will become moderately warm. In particular, when the battery pack is being charged, or when you are capturing or playing videos, or making video calls, or constantly using i-mode functions, or i-appli functions, the FOMA handset, and its components including the adapter (including the charger) can become warm.

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Some people who continuously or repeatedly touch a hot FOMA handset may develop rashes, itching, or eczema depending on their physical health or existing medical conditions.

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Do not put the FOMA handset in the place where it could be affected by an expanded airbag, e.g. on the dashboard.

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If the airbag expands, the FOMA handset could hit you and others, causing accidents such as injury and the FOMA handset could get malfunction or damaged.

If you are wearing any imbedded electronic medical devices, do not place the FOMA handset in a pocket close to the location of the device.

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The FOMA handset may cause the device to fail.

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

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Electronic and electronic medical appliances may be adversely affected. If the function which automatically turns on your FOMA handset is set, cancel the setting before turning it off. If the medical facility has specific zones where use or possession of handsets is prohibited, follow those regulations. You may be punished for using the FOMA handset in airplanes, which is prohibited by law.

While using Handsfree, do not put the FOMA handset speaker next to your ear.

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Do not point the photo light directly at someone's eyes at close range.

People who suffer from heart ailments should be especially careful about setting vibration and ring volume levels.

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Being startled by alerts from an incoming call could ha ve effect s on the heart.

If it thunders while using the FOMA handset outside, immediately turn it off and move in a safe place.

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There is a risk that you may receive an electrical shock or even be struck by lighting.

Turn off your FOMA handset in places near from high-precision electronics devices or devices using weak electronic signals.

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The FOMA handset may possibly cause the following devices to malfunction:

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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 radio waves.

Do not swing the FOMA handset around.

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If you swing the FOMA handset around by its lanyard, someone could get hurt or the device could be damaged.

Do not place the magnetized items near the FOMA handset.

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Information on magnetic media such as cash cards, credit cards, telephone cards or floppy disks may be lost. Otherwise, malfunction may result.

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

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For safety's sake, do not use the FOMA handset in such cars.

Itching, rash or eczema may be caused depending on your physical conditions or predisposition. If an abnormality occurs, stop using the FOMA handset immediately, and then seek medical attention.

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Metals are used for the following parts:

Part Material

Hinge plate on the back side of the handset

Around the Outer camera

Charge terminal on the back side

Be careful not to catch anything inside the fold of the FOMA handset when you close it.

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You may be accidentally injured or device may fail.

Do not put anything but a UIM in the FOMA Card Slot and microSD Memory Card Slot. Keep water, foreign objects such as electrical conductors, volatile liquids, etc., out of the FOMA handset.

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Otherwise, electrical shock, fire or malfunction may result.

CAUTION

Stainless steel Coating

Stainless steel Trivalent

Beryllium copper

chrome plating

Rhodium plating

Surface

Treatment

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Precautions for Battery Packs

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You can check the type of battery pack in your FOMA handset by reading the label attached to the battery pack.

Description Type

Li-ion Lithium ion battery

DANGER

Keep all electrical conductors away from the battery terminal contacts.

Don't

Do not carry or keep the handset together with accessories made of metal.

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Battery packs may leak, overheat, rupture or ignite.

Do not use excessive force to insert the battery pack into the FOMA handset even when you have difficulty in inserting it. Also, check that the battery pack is oriented correctly when you insert it. Also, check that the battery pack is oriented correctly when you insert it.

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Battery packs may leak, overheat, rupture or ignite.

Do not attempt to incinerate battery packs.

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Battery packs may leak, overheat, rupture or ignite.

Do not puncture the battery pack, or strike it with a heavy blow.

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Battery packs may leak, overheat, rupture or ignite.

Don't

WARNING

If normal charging time has elapsed but charging does not complete, stop the charging anyhow.

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Battery packs may leak, overheat, rupture or ignite.

If the battery fluid gets on your skin or clothes, immediately stop using the battery pack and rinse with clean running water.

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Failure to do so may cause injury on your skin.

If you see that battery pack is leaking, or if it smells bad, stop using it.

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Be sure to keep a leak battery pack away from open flames since the battery fluid is highly inflammable and could ignite or explode.

CAUTION

After its useful life, a battery pack should be properly disposed of. Do not dispose of exhaust batteries with ordinary household waste.

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Battery packs which are not disposed of properly may burn, explode or cause environmental damage. Cover the battery terminals with a non-conductive tape and take them to a service counter such as DoCoMo shop or dispose of them in accordance with procedures for disposing of battery packs set up by your local authorities.

If battery fluid somehow gets into your eyes, immediately flush your eyes with clean water and

immediately seek emergency medical advice.

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Do not rub your eyes.

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Precautions for Adapters (Including the Chargers)

WARNING

Do not use a damaged adapter (including the charger) or one with a

Don't

damaged power cord.

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Electric shock, overheating or ignition may result.

Use the adapter only with the specified power source and voltage.

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Failing to do so may result in fire or malfunction. When you use the FOMA handset overseas, use the AC adapter appropriate for the location.

AC adapter: AC 100V DC adapter: DC 12V, 24V (only for a negative ground car) Available AC adapter overseas: AC100-240V (plug into a home AC outlet)

Don't

Do not use the AC adapter or Desktop Holder in places with a very high level of humidity such as a bath.

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You could suffer an electric shock.

Use the DC adapter only in a negative (-) ground vehicle. It is not designed for use in a positive (+) ground vehicle.

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Otherwise, ignition may result.

If you hear thunder, do not touch the FOMA handset or adapter (including the charger).

䃂

There is a risk that you may receive an electrical shock or even be struck by lighting.

Do not short-circuit the Charging Terminal when the adapter is plugged into the outlet or cigarette lighter socket. Also, never touch the Charging Terminal with fingers or other bare skin.

䃂

Doing so could cause fire, equipment failure, electric shock or other injury.

Place the charger or Desktop Holder on a stable location during charging. In addition, do not cover or wrap the charger in cloth or bedding.

䃂

If cooling air is restricted by wrapping the device, it may overheat, ignite or fail.

Unplug

If you below the fuse of the DC adapter,replace it with the specified fuse.

䃂

The use of an incorrect fuse may cause fire or malfunction. See the user's manual supplied with the adapter for the specified fuse.

Keep the power plug dust-free.

䃂

Otherwise, ignition may result.

When plugging the adapter (including the charger) into an outlet, plug it in firmly, being careful not to let it contact with metal lanyards or the like.

䃂

Otherwise, electric shock, a shortcircuit or fire may result.

If you are not planning to use the AC adapter for a long period of time, unplug it from the outlet.

䃂

Otherwise, electrical shock, fire or malfunction may result.

If the Adapter gets wet, unplug it immediately from the outlet or cigarette lighter socket.

䃂

A wet adapter can cause electric shock, smoke or fire.

No wet hands

Do not touch the power cord of the adapter (including the charger), or the outlet with wet hands.

䃂

You could suffer an electric shock.

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CAUTION

Do not place heavy objects on the adapter (including the charger) cord

Don't

Unplug

and power cord.

䃂

Electric shock or fire may result.

Always hold the adapter (including the charger) firmly when pulling it out of the outlet or cigarette lighter

socket.

䃂

If you pull on the cord instead of the adapter or plug, the cord could come loose or be damaged resulting in electric shock or fire.

Before cleaning, pull the plug out of the outlet or cigarette lighter socket.

䃂

You could suffer an electric shock.

Precautions for the UIM

CAUTION

Be careful not to touch the edge of UIM (IC portion) when removing it.

䃂

Your hands or fingers may be injured.

Notes on Using near Electronics Medical Equipment

䂓

The description below meets "Guideline on the Use of Radio-communication Equipment such as Cellular Telephones Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment" by the Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference Japan.

WARNING

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

䃂

Keep the FOMA handset out of operating rooms (ORs), intensive care units (ICUs) or coronary care units (CCUs).

䃂

Turn off the FOMA handset in hospital wards.

䃂

Turn off the FOMA handset in hospital lobbies and corridors if electrical medical devices could be nearby.

䃂

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

䃂

If the function which automatically turns on your FOMA handset is set, cancel the setting before turning it off.

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Turn off the FOMA handset in crowded trains or other public places where implanted cardiac

pacemaker or defibrillator wearers could be nearby.

䃂

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

If you use an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator, use the FOMA handset 22cm or more

away from the implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator.

䃂

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

Patients using electronic medical equipment other than implanted cardiac pacemakers or implanted

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

䃂

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

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Handling and Care

General Usage Guidelines

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Do not let the equipment get wet.

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

䂓

Clean the FOMA handset with a dry, soft cloth (Lens cleaning cloth).

• The Display of the FOMA handset sometimes has a special coating so that it is easier to see. If you rub the Display roughly with a dry cloth, it may be scratched. Take care of the way of handling, and use only a dry, soft cloth such as used for cleaning glasses. If the Display is left with water drop or stain adhered, smear may be generated or the coating may peel off.

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

䂓

Occasionally clean the connector terminal with a dry cotton swab.

If the connector terminal becomes dirty, the connection may become intermittent because power disconnects or the battery is not fully charged. Wipe the connector terminal with a clean dry cloth or cotton swab.

䂓

Do not place the equipment near air conditioner outlets.

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

䂓

Do not use excessive force using the FOMA handset or the battery pack

If the FOMA handset is inserted to a full bag, or placed in a pocket and sat on, its LCD and/ or internal PCBs may be damaged or malfunction. And if external devices are inserted to the external connector terminal, the connector may be damaged or malfunction.

䂓

Do carefully read each manual attached to the battery pack, adapter, or Desktop Holder (including the charger).

Precautions for FOMA Handsets

䂓

Avoid extreme temperatures.

The FOMA handset should be used within a temperature range from 5°C to 35°C and a humidity range from 45% to 85%.

䂓

The FOMA handset may affect general phones, televisions or radios, etc. in use nearby. Use as far as possible from such appliances.

䂓

Keep a separate record of any information stored on the FOMA handset and store the copies in a safe location.

DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for the loss of any of your data.

䂓

Do not insert the the external devices to Headphone/Microphone Jack or the external connector terminal obliquely or do not pull out with the connector is inserted.

it may cause damage or malfunction.

䂓

It is normal for the FOMA handset to become warm during use or while charging. You can continue to use it even if it is warm.

䂓

Do not leave the FOMA handset directly under the sunlight.

Pixels may become discolored or burn out.

Precautions for Battery Packs

䂓

Battery packs are expendable.

Depending on the use condition, the battery pack may be inflated as it comes to the end of its life. This is not a malfunction. Purchase the battery pack specified in this manual.

䂓

Charge the battery pack in a place with an ambient temperature of 5

䂓

Be sure to charge the battery pack before you first use the FOMA handset or after you have not used it for a long time.

䂓

The actual time that a battery pack holds its charge depends on how the FOMA handset is used and how close the battery pack is to the end of its useful life.

䂓

The battery pack may bulge towards the end of its useful life. This is normal.

C to 35°C.

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䂓

When you are not using a battery pack, keep it in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight.

If you are not planning to use the FOMA handset for a long time, remove the battery pack from the FOMA handset after its power has been completely drained. Keep the battery pack in its original plastic bag.

䂓

If the battery packs are damaged or deformed as by dropping the handset, contact a repair counter.

Precautions for Adapters (Including the Chargers)

䂓

Charge the battery pack in a place with an ambient temperature of 5

䂓

Charge the battery pack where:

• There is very little humidity, vibration, and dust.

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

䂓

It is normal for the adapters (including the chargers) to become warm while using or charging the FOMA handset. You can continue to use it even if they become warm.

䂓

Only use the DC adapter when the car engine is running.

The car battery could be depleted.

䂓

When using a outlet with a latch mechanism, observe the precautions that came with the outlet.

䂓

Do not subject the adapters to sharp impacts. Also, do not bend the Charging Terminal and terminal guide.

Malfunction may result.

C to 35°C.

Precautions for UIMs

䂓

Do not use excessive force to insert/remove the UIM.

䂓

It is normal for the UIM to become warm during use. You can continue to use it even if it becomes warm.

䂓

Note that NTT DoCoMo will not be liable for malfunctions occurring as the result of inserting and using a UIM with not recommended IC card reader/writer.

䂓

Always keep the IC portion of the UIM clean.

䂓

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

䂓

Keep a separate record of any information stored on the UIM and store the copies in a safe location.

DoCoMo assumes no responsibility for the loss of any of your data.

䂓

To protect the environment, please bring the old UIM to a service counter such as DoCoMo shop.

䂓

Avoid extreme temperatures.

䂓

Do not scratch, touch carelessly or short circuit the IC portion.

Data loss or malfunction may result.

䂓

Do not drop or give shock to the UIM.

Malfunction may result.

䂓

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

Malfunction may result.

䂓

Do not insert the UIM with labels or stickers attached.

Malfunction may result.

Camera Handling

If you seriously annoy others when using the FOMA handset, you may be liable for prosecution under applicable laws or regulations (such as the Public Nuisance Laws).

Please be considerate of other people's privacy when capturing and sending pictures using camera-equipped mobile phones.

Cautions

䂓

Never use a modified FOMA handset. Using a modified device violates the Radio Wave Law.

The FOMA handset is given a certificate for conformity of technical standards of specified radio equipment based on the Radio Wave Law. To confirm this, the rating sticker on the FOMA handset has If you modify the internal components of the FOMA handset by removing screws, the certificate for conformity of technical standards becomes void. Using the handset with the void certificate for conformity of technical standards violates the Radio Wave Law.

written.

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Intellectual Property Issues

Copyrights and Portrait Rights

You have no right to copy, modify, or distribute the contents such as text, images, music, or software downloaded from web sites on the Internet, or images captured by the cameras of this product without permission from the copyright except for wh en the cop y or quote is for personal use that is allowed by the Copyright Law. Note that it may be prohibited to capture or record live performances or exhibitions even for personal use. Refrain from taking portraits of other persons and uploading such portraits on websites without consent, as this violates portrait rights.

Trademarks

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"FOMA", "mova", "i-mode", "i-appli", "i-appli DX", "WORLD CALL", "WORLD WING" "Public Mode", "i-melody", "i-area", "i-motion", "i-motion mail", "Chaku-motion", "Deco-mail", "Chara-den", "i-shot", "mopera", "mopera U", "sigmarion", "musea", "Dual Network", "Visualnet", "V-live", "i-Channel", "Short Mail", "Security Scan", "Message F", "Multi Number", "Music channel", "DoPa", "IMCS", "Pake-Houdai", "My DoCoMo", "Family Wide Limit", and the logos of "FOMA", "i-mode", "i"Music Channel" are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo, I nc.

䍃

The name of the Free Dial Service and its logo are registered trademarks of NTT Communications Corporation.

䍃

"Multitask" is a trademark of the NEC Corporation.

䍃

"Catch Phone (Call Waiting Service)" is a registered trademark of the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.

䍃

McAfee®, or trademarks of McAfee, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the United States and/or other countries.

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Quick Time is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.

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ppli", "WORLD WING", and

are registered trademarks

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QR code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE Inc.

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G GAIDO, G-GUIDE, G GAIDO MOBAIRU, G-GUIDE MOBILE, and the G-GUIDE logos are registered trademarks in Japan of Gemstar-TV Guide International, Inc. of America or its

䇭

affiliates.

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This product is preloaded with NetFront from ACCESS Co., Ltd. as its Internet browser. NetFront is a registered trademark or trademark of ACCESS Co., Ltd in Japan and/or the other countries.

䍃

Adobe and Adobe Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

䍃

Microsoft, Windows, and Windows Vista are trademarks or registered trademarks of U.S. based Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.A. a nd other countries.

䍃

Other company names or product names mentioned in this content are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

1996-2007 ACCESS CO., LTD.

1995-2007 Adobe Macromedia Softwa re

Other

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Contains Flash® LiteTM‚ and Adobe® Reader technology by Adobe Systems Incorporated

Copyright Software LLC. All rights reserved. Adobe, Flash, Flash Lite and Adobe Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the U nited States and/o r other countries.

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A module developed by Independent JPEG Group is integrated into the software on this product.

䍃

This manual abbreviates operating systems (Japanese version) as follows:

- Windows Vista is an abbreviation of Windows

- Windows XP is an abbreviation of Microsoft

1995-2007 Adobe Macromedia

(TM)

(Home Basic, Home Premium,

Vista Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate) operating system.

Windows or Microsoft operating system.

XP Professional operating system,

Windows® XP Home Edition

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- Windows 2000 is an abbreviation of Microsoft

Windows® 2000 Professional operating system.

䍃

This product is licensed based on the MPEG-4 Patent Portfolio License. If you use MPEG-4 videos for private purpose without any profits, you are allowed to use them only when:

- Recording MPEG-4 videos that is compliant

with the standard of MPEG-4 Visual.

- Playing back MPEG-4 videos that the

consumers recorded for non-commercial activities.

- Playing back MPEG-4 videos obtained from the

MPEG-LA licensees.

For details, contact MPEG LA,LLC.

䍃

Licensed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following US Patents and/or their counterparts in other nations: 4,901,307 5,504,773 5,109,390 5,535,239 5,267,262 5,600,754 5,416,797 5,490,165 5,101,501 5,511,073 5,267,261 5,568,483 5,414,796 5,659,569 5,056,109 5,506,865 5,228,054 5,544,196 5,337,338 5,657,420 5,710,784 5,778,338

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Accessories and Main Options

Accessories

FOMA L705i

(With Warranty and Rear Cover L04)

Battery Pack L03

(With Instruction Manual)

Main Options

Instruction Manual

㶎

See Quick Manual on

P343.

ขᛒ⺑᣿ᦠ

CD-ROM for FOMA L705i (accessory)

㶎

"Manual for Data Communication" in PDF format

contained.

FOMA AC adapter 01/02

(With Warranty and Instruction Manual)

Other Options →P305

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Desktop Holder L01

(With Instruction Manual)

Before Using the Handset

Part Names and Functions............................................................................................... 26

Display Components ........................................................................................................ 32

Selecting Menu Items ....................................................................................................... 34

Using the UIM (FOMA Card) ............................................................................................. 38

Inserting/Removing the Battery Pack ............................................................................. 41

Charging the Mobile Handset .......................................................................................... 42

Checking the Battery Level ..................................................................... Battery Meter 45

Turn On/Turn Off .......................................................................................Power On/Off 46

Setting the Date and Time ..................................................................... Set Date&Time 47

Sending Caller ID .........................................................................Caller ID Notification 48

Viewing Your Own Number .......................................................................Own Number 48

Part Names and Functions

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Front

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Rear

a Infrared Port

• When carrying out Infrared communications,

point this towards the other person.→P212

b Inner Camera

• Capture your own still image or movie with

camera.→P129, P130

• Capture your own image during video calls.

c Display →P32 d Touchpad

Just slide over the illuminated buttons on the touchpad to operate.→P29

e MMenu Button / Right Soft Key

• Press this in Stand-by to open the Main menu

(P34), and press for 1+ seconds to open the Custom menu.

• Executes the program indicated for the right soft

key→P31

f KNavigation Button

This is used to move the cursor or scroll through the screen.

U Up Button

• Move the cursor up.

• Press this in Stand-by to open the Phonebook

list screen (P82), and press for 1+ seconds to open the Create contact screen (P77).

• Press this while the Music player, etc. is running

to increase the volume.

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Left side

䊶

The antenna is inside the FOMA handset.

DDown Button

• Move the cursor down.

• Press this in Stand-by to open the Mail menu screen (P160), and press for 1+ seconds to perform the Check new message screen (P168, P168).

• Press this while the Music player, etc. is running to reduce the volume.

LLeft Button

• Move the cursor left. Also, return to the previous screen.

• Press this in Stand-by to open the Received call screen (P56), and press for 1+ seconds to open the Received message screen (P178).

RRight Button

• Move the cursor right. Also, go to the next screen.

• Press this in Stand-by to open the Redial screen (P54), and press for 1+ seconds to open the Sent message screen (P178).

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Right side

g AStart Button

• You can use this to initiate a voice or video call. →P50, P64

• Press this in the Stand-by display to open your recent call history, and press this for 1+seconds in the Stand-by display to open the recent sent/ received mail history.

• When typing, clicking this modify the types of characters being input.→P248

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h Dial Button

• Press to enter a phone number or character.→ P296

0" button is pressed for more than

•If the " 1 second at the Stand-by display, "+" is entered. →P60

i *Public Mode (Driving Mode) Button

•Press ":" and "䋪".

• If you hold the button for one second at the Stand-by display, Driving Mode is enabled or disabled.→P68

j Illumination dot

Turning the backlight on and off during use or while charging→P105

k Earpiece

The other party's voice comes from here.

l IiMode Button / Right Soft Key

• Press this in Stand-by to open the i-mode menu screen (P138), and press for 1+ seconds to open the i-appli list screen→P184

• Executes the program indicated for the right soft key→P31

• When typing, clicking this modify the types of characters being input (between Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji and numeric characters). →P296

m CConfirmation Button

• Execute the operation.

n QClear Button

• Restore the previous state.

• Press this in Stand-by for 1+ seconds to open the i-channel list screen.→P155

o #Manner Mode Button

• "#" is entered.

• Press for 1+ seconds on the Stand-by display to set/ cancel Manner Mode.→P97

p Mouthpiece

• During a phone conversation, one's voice is transmitted through this.

• During a video recording, it serves as a microphone.

q Outer Camera

• Capture still images or movies of surroundings with the camera.→P129

• Capture images of surroundings during video calls.

r Photo Light

• When taking still pictures or videos, turns on or off a red light.

s Charging Terminal t Rear Cover

• Remove the rear cover when inserting/removing the UIM or battery pack .→P38, P41

u Speaker

• Ringtones, alarm tones, and melodies sound from here.

• The other party's voice comes from here during a handsfree call.

v Lanyard Hole w Headphone/Microphone Jack

You can a connect flat-plug earphone/ microph one with switch (option) here. Please do not forcibly pull the wire out from the jack.

x FEVolume Key

Use this key to adjust the volume, etc

• Press this in Stand-by or when a call is arriving to adjust the ring tone volume.

• Press this during a call to ad ju s t the Ea r p iece volume.

• Press

F for 1+ seconds in Stand-by to activate

or deactivate Manner mode. Press seconds to display Record message list screen.

• Press this twice to deactivate Keypad lock when it is activated

closed).

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: When "Keypad lock" (P116) is set to "Allow

• Press this on the Still image/Video capture screen to switch between the Inner and Outer cameras.

• Press this on the Playback screen of the Music player to adjust the playback volume.

• Press this on the Menu screen or List screen to move the cursor or scroll by screen to the next screen.

䋪

(when the FOMA handset is

manual unlock"

E for 1

y N Multitask Button

• The task list screen opens (P231).

• If you hold the button for more than a second, the "New task " menu opens up.→P230

z External Connector Terminal

• AC adapter (optional), DC adapter (optional), or FOMA USB Cable (optional).

A P Power/Off Button

• Turn the power on/off.→P46

• Used to end a call, or to stop a function.

B GMusic Button

• The Music menu is displayed.→P221

• If you hold the button for more than a second, the Music Player menu is displayed.

• This key works as an shutter when pressing on the Still image/Video capture screen.→P129,

P130

C microSD Memory Card Slot

• A spot to insert the microSD memory card.

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Before Using the Handset

Opening/Closing your FOMA Handset

When you want to open the FOMA handset, please slide up the display screen. When closing the phone, please slide down the display screen.

• Closing the FOMA handset automatically activates the Keypad lock, and opening the handset deactivates it. You can set how to deactivate in "Keypad lock".→P116

Note

• Be careful not to slide the phone roughly, or it could damage the handset.

Before Using the Handset

How to Use the Touchpad

Beneath the display is the touchpad that can be operated by touching it lightly with your fingers. The FOMA handset vibrates when you use the touchpad. Touchpad keys are available only while they are illuminated.

• You can set the handset to vibrate or not.→P30

Touchpad

Touchpad illuminated

If the touchpad turns off during an operation

When the touchpad is not illuminated, operations using the touchpad become unavailable. Illuminate the touchpad by performing any of the following steps before performing operations: When the FOMA handset is open

• Press any dial key or side key

When the FOMA handset is closed

• Open the FOMA handset

• Press the power key or volume key

To vibrate the FOMA handset when you use the touchpad If you set "Vibration feedback" in "Touchpad settings" to "On", the handset vibrates to indicate the proper operation.→P95

• The handset may not vibrate depending on the screens such as under t he Photo-mode/Movie-mode ca pture

screen or the barcode reader scan screen, or operations such as using an i-appli.

Notes when Using the Touchpad

The touchpad does not function if:

• The touchpad is not illuminated

• You use an object other than your finger such as a ballpoint pen or pencil

• You wear gloves

• You place a foreign object on the touchpad

Note

• Do not apply any object, such as a label, on top of the operating part of the touch-pad or it may not fu nction properly.

• Do not use a sharp tipped metal object such as a pen tip because it may cause damage.

• Clean with a dry, soft cloth. If it is very dirty, wipe with a wet cloth. Dry sufficiently before using.

Before Using the Handset

Vibration feedback settings

Settig Touchpad Vibration

Default On

Set whether using the touchpad vibrates the FOMA handset or not.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Others"X"Touchpad settings"X

Vibration feedbackXOn/Off

If this is set to "Off", the FOMA handset does not vibrate when you use the touchpad.

Touchpad sensitivity settings

Default Standard

Set to adjust the touchpad sensitivity.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Others"X"Touchpad settings"

X"Touchpad sensitivity"XSelect a sensitivity

䋺

Increase the sensitivity of the touchpad.

High

䋺

Standard Low

Set the sensitivity of the touchpad to normal.

䋺

Increase the sensitivity of the touchpad.

Before Using the Handset

Soft Keys

Available operations on the currently opened screen are displayed as Soft Keys at the bottom of the screen. Press the following keys on the touchpad to perform functions corresponding to Soft Keys.

• Different Soft Keys appear depending on the function or display status.

aOperations performed using M will be displayed. bOperations performed using

• Indicates and displays where Scrolling / Item Selection is possible.

IOperations performed with will be displayed.

Notation of Soft Key Operations

This manual describes the Soft Key operations as follows.

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M[Menu]

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The Button Soft Keys

C will be displayed.

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Before Using the Handset

Display Components

The meanings of the icons appearing at the top of the Display or Sub-display are as follows:

a b c d e fg h i j k

l m n o p q r s t u v w x

FED G

Strong Weak

Radio wave reception level →P46 Self Mode is set →P115 Out of Service Area / No Reception →P46

Voice call in progress →P50 TV Call in progress →P50 "Reject all calls" is in progress.→

P119

Toggle

i-mode Connection engaged →P139

On/Off Toggle

Ongoing i-mode transmission /

On/Off

i-channel message reception →P139

Toggle

Engage/Disengage Packet

On/Off

connection During Packet Communication Sending/Receiving Packet Data Sending packet data Sending/Receiving pakcet data

(White)

i-mode mail from i-mode center

P167 (Pink) i-mode center mailbox is full (White) There is a MessageR at the i-mode

Center→ P150 (Pink) MessageR at the i-mode Center is full

(White) There is a MessageF at the i-mode

Center→ P150 (Pink) MessageF at the i-mode Center is full

CBAzy

→

(White) There is a i-mode mail and

MessageR/F at the i-mode Center

(Pink) i-mode Mail and Message R/F at

i-mode center is full

(White) There is an unread i-mode mail at the

i-mode Center→ P166

(White)

There is an unread SMS→ P182

(White) There is an unread i-mode mail and

SMS

(Pink) Handset Mailbox is full

UIM's SMS section is full Handset Mailbox and UIM SMS

sections are full

(White) There is an unread MessageR

→P150 (Pink) Handset MessageR section is full (White)

There is an unread MessageF→ P150 (Pink) Handset MessageR section is full

A SSL Page is open→ P152

An i-appli is running →P185

An i-appli i-appliDX is running →P185

A task is currently being executed

→P230

Several tasks are currently being

executed

A task is currently being restarted in

the background

Several tasks are currently being

restarted in the background

Alarm has executed while several

tasks are running.

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Battery level →P45

Configuring Full-lock →P113

(Pink)

Manner Mode is activated →P97

(Blue)

Original Manner Mode is activated

→P98

Audio ringer for voice/video call is

active, vibrator is inactive →P94, P95

Audio ringer for voice/video call is

inactive, vibrator is active →P94, P95

Audio Ringer for voice/video call is

active, vibrator is also active →P94,

P95

Audio ringer for voice/video call is

inactive, vibrator is inactive →P94,

P95

Before Using the Handset

Mail/message receipt ringer active, vibrator is inactive→ P94, P95 Mail/message receipt ringer inactive, vibrator is active→ P94, P95 Mail/message receipt ringer active, vibrator is active→ P94, P95 Mail/message receipt ringer inactive, vibrator is inactive→ P94, P95

Public Mode (Drive Mode) is set →P68

Modifying Voicemail Settings →P71 There is a set alarm →P231

There are TO DO activities today →P232 There are TO DO activities today with their alarms activated→ P231, P232

Inserting microSD Memory Card →P206

Configuring voice/video calls usage limit→P114 Configuring voice/video calls reception limit→ P114 Configuring voice/video calls usage and reception limit→ P114

Configuring Sent Mail limit→ P114 Configuring Received Mail limit

→P114 Configuring Sent and Received Mail limit→P114

When you set "Call/Mail lock" to "On" →P115 When you set "Secret mode" to "On" →P117 When you set both "Call/Mail lock" and "Secret mode" to "On" →P115,

P117 When you set "Secret data only

mode" to "On"→ P117 When you set both "Call/Mail lock"

and "Secret data only mode" to "On" →P115, P117

Connecting to an external device via USB cable→ P210

Linking to Terminal UIM not inserted / UIM has produced

an error→ P38 i-appli automatic execution has failed

→P190 Call costs have exceeded the limit

→P240

Music channel episode download complete→P216 Music channel episode download failed → P216 Downloading music channel episode →P216

Booking downloading music channel program→ P216

Pattern Data has been updated→ P328

You should update your pattern data Several Unread Mails (with number of

the mails) Several Missed Calls(with number of

the calls) There are Voice mail messages(with

number of the calls)→ P256 New Record message have been

recorded(with number of the messages)

Note

• Some characters or symbols appearing on the display may be partially deformed or abbreviated.

• Icons appearing on the Display are based on the default settings. Depending on changes to your settings, the display of the FOMA handset may appear differently from the illustrations in the operation manual.

• The Display of the FOMA handset employs high-precision production technology, however, there may be instances where there are missing dots or dots that remain on. This is not a manufacturing defect.

Function mark assigned to the touchpad (Show shortcut icons)

Icons indicating the function assigned to touchpad navigation key and display by default. For the functions assigned, see P26.

• You can set not to be displayed.→P99

Q appear on the Stand-by

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Selecting Menu Items

On your FOMA handset, you can configure execution settings, perform operations, or save items through the main menu or sub menu.

Selecting Functions from Main Menu

You can choose a function from the menu by using the navigation buttons or the dial buttons.

Main Menu

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Icons and buttons displayed on the Main menu

Menu Icons

(Mail)

(i-mode)

i-appli

(Phone Book) (Data box)

(MUSIC)

(Lifekit)

(Camera)

(Stationary)

(Settings)

(Own number)

Corresponding

Dial Key

4 5

Description

Select for using i-mode mail and SMS. You can configure settings to use i-mode mail and SMS.

Select for using i-mode. You can also connecting to the i-menu, displaying i-channels, confirm i-mode (Request) and MessageF (Free) messages, et cetra.

Select for using i-appli. You can view pre-installed i-appli and i-appli downloaded from sites.

Select for using the Phonebook saved on the FOMA handset or UIM. Select when using Music/Videos/iMotions/Ringtones/SD Audio Data that

has been saved to a microSD memory Card or to the FOMA Handset. Select when using the music player/SD audio player, or when viewing a

music channel. Select when using the barcode reader, Receive Ir Data, custom menu

configuration, the Record Message configuration, Stop watch, or other similar small, useful functions.

Select when taking pictures or video, or making configuration changes to the camera.

Select when using functions related to daily life, such as the schedule, Alarm, memo, To Do Remembering dates.

Select when making configuration changes to your FOMA handset, such as modifications to sound levels, displayed images (such as the Stand-by display), time and date settings, internat ional roaming settings and security-related settings.

Select this when you need to confirm your own phone number.

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settings, examine MessageR

, World time, calculator, Unit converter an

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Select this when you need to use network changes, such as the Answering Machine/Voice mail , Call waiting, Call forwarding, Nuisance call blocking, Caller ID notification, Caller ID request services

Selecting Menu Items

As an example, we explain how to modify "Light" from the Stand-by display.

• This manual explains how to select functions using the navigation buttons as follow:.

Press the M[Menu] button on the Stand-by display.

Main menu appears.

At the main menu, press

(Settings) and pressC[Select]

At the Settings menu screen, press H and move the cursor over "Display" and press C [Select]

At the display menu, press H and move the cursor over "Light" and press C [Select]

and move the cursor over

Settings screen

display screen

Screen

Brightness

Settings

Making a Selection with the Dial Buttons

This section explains the steps for using dial key numbers to open the "Camera Settings" screen from the main menu, as an example.

Press the M[Menu] button on the Stand-by display.

From the Main menu screen, press 8that corresponds to the

"Camera" menu. From the Camera screen, press 4that corresponds to the

"Camera settings".

Menu number

Main Menu Screen

Camera Screen

Camera Setting

Screen

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Continue on the next page

Basic Functions for Each Menu

Returning to the Previous Screen/the Stand-by Display

Press the following keys to return to the previous screen or pause/cancel the operation to return to the Stand-by display.

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• Q

Return to the previous menu

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Returns to the Stand-by display. If a confirmation screen to exit is displayed, press "Yes" to return to the

• Stand-by display.

Note

• Depending on the operation on the FOMA handset, pressing P display/the previous screen.

Selecting Setting Items

Option fields for a setting screen show the currently set options. To change a setting, select an option field and select an item from a list that opens.

• When is displayed to the right and left of an option field, use J to switch items.

Note

• The settings may not be switched depending on the items.

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Q may not return to the Stand-by

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Authentication

For certain functions and services, it may be required for confirmation purposes to enter a password(P110). If the entry screen appears, use the dial buttons to enter the password and press C[OK]. If correctly entered, you can complete the function, or continue to use the function.

• The entered password will appear as "䋪" (Asterisk) marks.

Note

• To cancel entering the security code and close the entry screen, press M[cancel]

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Password entry

screen (Example:

Security Code

entry screen)

Sub Menu

When "Menu" is displayed on the Soft Key, you can call up the sub menu to perform various functions.

• The sub menu's display varies depending on the function or your FOMA headset's settings. Items that have sub menus

M[Menu]

Phone number

entry screen

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About the sub menu on the List Screen

On the sub menu for a list screen, there are some items t hat apply only to the highlighted item such as "Delete" and other items that apply all items on the list such as "Delete all" Move the cursor to the item before pressing

M[Menu] when executing an operation that applies to only one item.

Sub menu

Note

• For items that have a sub menu, move the cursor and press C [Select]/R to view the sub menu.

M[Close]/ Qto close the sub menu

• Press

Notation for Menu Operation

This manual makes explanations by using steps to be performed mainly from the Stand-by display. Basically, descriptions of operations are simplified as follows:

Example of Operations

[Menu]X (Settings)X"Display

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a An icon to press to operate

An icon on the main menu Use K to move the cursor on the icon and press C[Select]

c Menu item names. There are situations where it may say "Perform the following operation" or

"select xxx". Press

H to move the cursor onto the item and press C[Select] to select.

Sub Menu Example

Items displayed on the sub menu may vary depending on the settings or registration status of the FOMA handset.

"X"Call display"

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to select.

[Sort]

According to certain situations, the files can be displayed in different fashion.

X"Display name"/"Date"/"Size"/"Source"

[Memory Info]

Handset memory

External

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Display the status of storage space in the "Data box".

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Display the status of storage space on the microSD memory card.

a b

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a Menu item names. Press H to move the cursor onto the item and press C[Select] to select. b Functional description of items. c Operational description of items. Operate aft er selecting a.

d Item names, function description of items, and operation description of items after the

selection of items.

Note

• If multiple sub menus such as the redial list screen and the redial detail screen are collectively described, some menu items that do not actually appear may be included (depending on the settings or screens).

Notation Rules

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Description of steps starting from other than the Stand-by display

At the beginning of the description, the status of the handset or the screen to open such as "Ringing " or "List screen" is written.

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Omitting

As shown in c in "Example of Operations" (P37), to explain a step to select an icon or a function from a list, operational steps such as pressing

Similarly, to explain steps to enter a password or fix entered characters, the operations for fixing such as

C[OK] are omitted.

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Omitting

The instruction beginning with "Enable xxx checkbox" means that you have to enable the checkbox by pressing

C[Select] in selection operation

C[Select] are omitted.

C when carrying out a function to make into

C to turn to shown beside the desired item.

Using the UIM (FOMA Card)

The UIM is an IC card that contains subscription information, such as your phone number. You can use communication functions including calls, mail, and i-mode communication by inserting the UIM into the handset. Inserting the UIM into another FOMA handset allows you to operate multiple FOMA handsets for various purposes. For details on how to handle the UIM, refer to the UIM instruction manual.

Inserting/Removing the UIM

• After you turned off the handset following the st eps described in "Turnin g the Power Off" (P46), tu rn the handset upside down, then remove or insert the battery pack.→P42

• Turn off the FOMA handset and remove the battery pack before inserting or removing the UIM.→P46

Inserting

To insert the UIM, close the FOMA handset and hold it with both hands. a Insert the UIM in the direction of the arrow with the IC chip side down

Note

• Do not use excessive force inserting the UIM to avoid damaging it.

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Removing

To remove the UIM, close the FOMA handset and hold it with both hands. a Slide the UIM in the direction of the arrow and remove it from the FOMA Card Slot

Note

• Do not misplace the removed UIM.

Security Code for the UIM

You can assign the security code to the UIM, "PIN1 code" and "PIN2 code".→P111

Operations Restricted by the UIM

The UIM operation restriction function is embedded in the FOMA handset as a security function the to protect your data and files.

• UIM restrictions will be set automatically to data or files if an i-appli is launched or if the data or files are obt ained in one of the following methods, with the UIM inserted in the FOMA handset:

- Images or melodies downloaded from sites or Web pages

- Site or Web pages saved as Screen memos

- i-mode mail received with attachments

- i-appli launched

• Data, files or applications with UIM restrictions set can be viewed, played, attached to i-mode mail, launched, sent/received via infrared, or copied to a microSD memory card only when the UIM that was inserted when the data, files or applications were obtained is inserted. If the UIM that was inserted is replaced with another UIM, these data and files become unavailable.

• The following data/files are restricted:

- Files attached to i-mode mail

- Files (ringtones / pictures) that are attached to MessageR/Fs.

- Files contained in Screen Memos

- Images inserted in the main text of Deco-mail

- i-motion

-i-appli

- Images (including Flash animations)

- Chaku-Uta

- Melody

- Motion-restricted data, including mail templates.

- Music Channel episodes

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"Chaku-Uta" is a registered trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Chaku-Uta-Furu (Downloaded Music)

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Hereafter, the UIM that was inserted when the data or fil es were obtained is ca lled "your UIM" and any ot her UIM is "another UIM".

Note

• Even if you have set the data/files restricted with this function for the Stand-by di splay, the settings will revert to their factory-default settings temporarily if another UIM is inser ted (or if no FOMA card is inserted). Wh en you re-insert your UIM, it will restore the phone to your original settings.

• Pre-installed i-appli programs are not restricted. However, if you delete an i-appli and then download it, the newly-downloaded i-appli program will be restricted.

• The following data/files are not restricted with this function:

- Data/files obtained by using Infrared communication, the microSD memory card, or data

communications

- Images captured/edited using your FOMA handset

• Even if a different UIM from the time when data/files were obtained is inserted, t he data/ files rest ricted with this function can be deleted.

• Settings that are saved on the UIM are as follows:< (Confirming specs)>

- Phone number display - SMS Center settings - PIN1 and PIN2

- Select language - SMS validity period setting - Setting to enable or disab le DoCoMo ce rtificat e 1

• If the UIM is inserted into another i-Channel compatible handset, the ticker will not appear. The latest information is downloaded and ticker is shown after you press

Q for 1+ seconds to obtain the channel list.

UIM Types

Please be aware that using your UIM (Blue) will result in different functionalities than using UIM (Green/White).

Function UIM (Blue)

The number of digits of a phone number that can be saved to the UIM contact

World Wing Usage Not available Available P270 Service dialing Not available Available P262

WORLD WING

WORLD WING is DoCoMo's FOMA international roaming service that provides telephone an d other types of mobile communications. It allows the subscriber's phone number to stay constant overseas by inserting the UIM(green/white) into a FOMA handset or a mobile phone designed for overseas use (W-CDMA or GSM systems).

• If you subscribed to the FOMA service after September 1, 2005, a separate subscription is not required. However, if you unsubscribed to the FOMA service subscription or canceled the service, a separate subscription is required.

• If you initially subscribed to the FOMA service before August 31, 2005 and have not subscribed to "WORLD WING", a separate subscription is required.

• This service is not available with some billing plans.

• In the case that your UIM (green/white) is lost or stolen overseas, contact DoCoMo immediately and temporarily suspend your subscription. For contact information, see "DoCoMo Information Center" on the back of this manual. Call and communication charges apply after the handset was lost or stolen are still charged to you.

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Up to 20 digits Up to 26 digits P79

UIM (Green / White)

Reference

Inserting/Removing the Battery Pack

• Turn off the handset and hold it closed in your hand.

Inserting

aWhile pushing the rear

cover in the direction of the arrow a, slide the cover in the direction of arrow b. Pick up the cover as shown by arrow c.

bAlign the metal contacts of

the battery pack and the FOMA handset, attach the batterypackinthe direction of the arrow a,andinsert the battery pack in the direction of the arrow b

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When mounting the battery pack, press it underneath the tab and push it down.

Hold the battery pack with the product name side up.

Align the tabs for Rear Cover and while pushing it in the direction of arrow in the direction of arrow push until you hear a "click" sound.

Make sure there are no gaps between the FOMA headset and the rear cover.

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)

Note

• For further details on how to handle the Battery Pack, refer to the Battery Pack L03 inst ruction manual.

, slide it

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Removing

aWhile pushing the rear

cover in the direction of the arrow a, slide the cover in the direction of arrow b. Pick up the cover as shown by arrow c.

Note

• For further details on how to handle the Battery Pack, refer to the Battery Pack L03 instruction manual.

bPress down the battery

pack in the direction of the arrow a, lift the tab in the direction of the arrow b, and remove in the direction of the arrow c.

Charging the Mobile Handset

Use the AC adapter (optional), Desk Adapter (optional) or DC adapter (optional) designed for the handset to charge the FOMA handset. When using the FOMA handset abroad, you must use the FOMA foreign use AC adapter 01 (sold separately). To make full use of the FOMA handset, use the Battery Pack L03 exclusively designed for the handset.

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Battery pack lifetime

• Battery packs are expendable. As charging is repeated, available time by each charging will gradually become shorter.

• When the available time of each charging becomes approximately half of that of the time of purchase, it is recommended to replace the current battery pack with a new one as early as possible. It is normal for the battery pack to grow in size towards the end of its operational lifetime.

• If the i-appli or video phone functions are used for long periods of time while charging the battery pack, the battery pack lifetime will be reduced.

To protect the environmental, be sure to bring the exhausted battery pack to an NTT DoCoMo store, sales agent, or recycle shop.

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Charging

• For details, refer to the instruction manuals for the FOMA AC Adapter 01/02(optional), FOMA Overseas/ Domestic AC Adapter 01 (optional) and FOMA DC Adapter 01 /02(optional).

• The FOMA AC Adapter 01 can be used only for AC100V. The FOMA AC Adapter 02 can be used from AC100V to 240V.

• Even though the FOMA Overseas/Domestic AC Adapter 01 can be used from AC100V to 240V, the shape of the AC adapter plug is for AC100V (for Japan). When you use the FOMA handset overseas, a conversion plug adapter appropriate for the location may be require d. Do not charge the handset with a transformer designed for overseas trips.

• Insert the battery pack into the FOMA handset before charging the battery pack with the AC or DC adapter. The battery pack cannot be charged unless it is in the handset.

• Plug/Unplug the connector slowly and securely while avoiding excess force.

• Even during a call, the charge start tone sounds from the Earpiece (if you start charging during a call).

• If you start charging the battery pack when it is empty, the handset may not be turned on for a while.

• During a long video call while charging, the inside of the FOMA handset may become hot and charging may stop. If this happens, try charging again later.

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Do not charge the battery pack for a long time (several days) with the handset power turned on.

• If the FOMA handset is left with the power turned on for a long time while charging, after the charging completes, the handset uses the power supplied from the ba ttery pack, and the actua l time to use the ba ttery pack becomes short and the low battery alert may sound in a short time. In this case, recharge the battery pack properly. When recharging the battery pack, once disconnect the AC adapter or DC adapter from the handset and reconnect it, then start recharging.

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Approximate battery pack usage time

The battery pack usage time may vary depending on the operating environment and the battery pack deterioration.

Network Continuous Standby Time Continuous Call Time

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GSM/GPRS Approximately

• Continuous call time is approximate duration of time to be spent for talking with normal radio wave reception level.

• Continuous standby time is approximate duration of battery time while in motion. Depending on the battery level, set functions, operating enviro nment such as a mbient tem peratur e, or radio wave recepti on level (P oor or weak radio wave reception level), battery life can reduced to half. When i-mode communications are performed, the call (communication)/standby time becomes shorter. Even if you do not make calls or perform i-mode communications, the call (communication)/standby time becomes short if you compose an i-mode mail, start a downloaded i-appli, start the i-appli Stand-by display, perform data communications or multiaccess, use a camera, or playback videos or music.

• Depending on network conditions in your location, this may be shorter than the published values.

• Continuous standby time in a stationary state is the average usage time in a stationary state with normal radio wave reception level while the handset is closed.

• Continuous standby time in motion is the average usage time in a state combining "standstill", "in motion" and "out of service area" in an area with normal radio wave reception level while the handset is closed.

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Estimated battery pack charging time

FOMA AC adapter 01/02 Approximately FOMA DC adapter 01/02 Approximately

• The estimated charging time is the duration of time to charge the battery pack with the FOMA handset turned off and with a fully drained battery pack. The charging time becomes longer with the FOMA handset turned on.

Motionless: Approx. In motion: Approx.

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Charging with the AC Adaptor and the Desk Adaptor

The AC Adapter (optional)

attaches to the Desk Adapter. The AC Adapter plug connects

to the outlet. Insert the head of FOMA

handset into the Desk Adaptor's stopper as shown by arrow a. While doing that, push down the bottom of the FOMA handset in the direction of an arrow b.

• The charge start tone sounds and charging begins.

• Make sure the desktop holder. connector cap or straps between the handset and the holder.

• When charging finishes, a Charging complete sound will be heard.

Once charging is complete, while holding down the desk adapter

with your fingers, firmly remove the FOMA headset from the adapter.

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• During long periods of disuse, pl ease disconnect the AC adapter from the outlet.

AC Adapter charging method

Slide the connector securely until it clicks into place. When removing the power, hold the release button while removing the connector.

FOMA handset is flush against the

Be careful not to nip the

• Make sure the AC Adaptor's connector is facing the correct side. Forcibly trying to remove the adaptor could damage the handset.

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DC adapter (optional)

The DC adapter attaches to a 12V/24V cigarette socket, while attached to FOMA handset. For details, please see the FOMA DC Adaptor 01/02 instruction manual.

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Note

• You can set whether to light the Charging Indicator during charging.→P103

• During charging, the battery level icon changes in the or der of →→→ (Blue) in animation display, and after the charging completes, (Blue) lights up.

• Use the adapter with the specified power source and voltage. Failing to do so may result in fire or malfunction.

• The DC adapter is exclusive for a negative ground car (12V/24V).

• A fuse (2A) is a consumable item. Purchase a replacement fuse from any car parts shop.

• Do not charge while the car engine is not running to avoid exhausting the car battery.

Battery Meter

Checking the Battery Level

An icon indicating the approximate battery level is displayed at the top of the screen.

(Blue) : The battery is full (Blue) : The battery is getting low (Red) : Battery is almost completely exhausted Charge the battery. (Red) : Battery is almost completely exhausted The handset will turn itself off in a

moment. Charge the battery.

Note

• When an icon indicating battery level is (Red) or (Red), the following actions are performed.

- Camera functions (including the barcode reader) and infrared communication functions are unavailable.

- When the Music player or the SD-Audio player is started, the warning screen indicating the low battery

level appears.

Checking Battery Level with the Sound and Display

Battery Level can be checked through display and sounds.

Note

• When "Key tone" is set to "Silent" or "Manner mode" is in active, you will not hear anything.

When the battery pack is running out

A warning message sounds, saying "Low battery. Plea se charge" . The (Red) at the top the screen flashes. After a little while, the phone turns off automatically.

[Menu]

The confirmation screen is displayed, a sound indicating the remaining power is produced The display screen for the battery level disappears in approximately 3 seconds.

"Beep Beep Beep": Battery Power is full. "Beep Beep": Battery power is running out. "Beep": Battery Power is almost all gone. Charge the battery.

(Settings)X"Others"X"Battery level"

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Power On/Off

Turn On/Turn Off

Turn On

In a situation where power is cut, P (hold for 2

Seconds)

The FOMA Handset's dial button's backlight and touchpad light light up, and after the wakeup screen is shown, the Stand-by display is shown.

Stand-by

Note

• You will receive an "UIM not ready" message if the UIM is not inserted, or if the UIM is malfunctioning.

• A call may be disconnected even if the handset is not moved with displayed.

• Setting Time and Date →P47

• Sending Caller ID notification →P48

• Changing Terminal Security code →P111

When the "PIN1 code request" is set to "ON"

The UIM PIN entry screen opens. After UIM PIN (P111) is entered, the Wakeup screen appears and then the Stand-by display appears. You can make emergency calls (to 110, 119 or 118) even when the PIN1 entry screen is open.→P112

When the "Lock all" is set to "

It is required to enter the Security Code to view the contents of the folder.

When "Out of service area" appears at the top of the screen

You are out of service area or in the poor radio wave reception level. Move to a location where the icon indicating the radio wave reception level appears. The radio wave reception level is indicated in 4 levels as follows:

→→→

Strong Weak

On"

Turning the Power Off

Hold P (for 2+ seconds) when the FOMA handset is turned on.

The Exit screen opens and the power is turned off.

• To turn the ha ndset off with the handset closed, cancel the Keypad lo ck and press p (for 2+ seconds).

Note

• You cannot turn off the handset with the handset closed if "Keypad lock" is set to "Slide up only".

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Set Date&Time

Setting the Date and Time

Default Auto time set Settings Present

You can set to update the time automatically. Also, the Local time zone, Daylight Saving and Date&Time setting can be set.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Date&Time"X"Set

Date&Time"

Time and Date

Perform the following operations

• If [Auto time set] is set to [On], you cannot set [Local time zone], [Daylight saving], and [Set Set Date&Time].

[Auto time set]

Set whether to update the time on the FOMA handset based on the time information fr om the network.

Settings Present no setting

[Local time zone ]

Set the time zone for the current date and time. For selecting from the country/city name list by pressing the list by page.

XSelect a time zone

[Daylight saving]

Set whether to use Daylight savings time.

X"Off"/"+1 hour"/"+2 hours"

[Set date&time]

You can manually set the time and date . To set the date, use (to set the date on the calendar screen, press screen→P234 To set the time, use switch between [AM] and [PM] with on which you can enter a time using dial keys and

• Depending on the settings in [Date&Time format](P106), the display format or order of the date and time may

differ.

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:GAfter selecting a field, press C to switch between "AM" and "PM".

• Depending on the set values of "Date&Time format", these items may be displaye d in a different order,

or "AM/PM" may not appear.

• You can set the value between 1908/01/01 and 2099/12/31.

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The date and time are updated automatically.

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Auto update will not be performed.

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[List], press M[Prev.] or I[Next] to switch

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J to move the cursor to the value to change and enter the date with the dial keys

J to move the cursor to the value to change, enter the time with dial keys, and

C(pressing C in th e time entry field opens the ti me settings screen

C[List] in the date entry field). Operations on the ca lendar

J).

Settings Screen

Note

• Time may not be updated depending on the radio wave reception level.

• When using the FOMA handset overseas, the time or time zone may not be updated depending on the network in use. As well, the time may not be displayed properly. Use the handset af ter setting the time of the place you stay by World Clock.→P240

• Time is not updated when an i-appli is running or the UIM is not inserted.

• An error of a few seconds may occur.

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Caller ID Notification

Sending Caller ID

You can set to show/hide your Caller ID to the network in advance.

• Your Caller ID (phone number) is valuable information. Be cautious about sending your Caller ID

• Caller ID notification cannot be set when "Out of service area" is displayed.

M[Menu]X (Service)X"Caller ID notification"

Perform the following operation

[Activate/Deactivate caller ID notification]

Set to show/hide Caller ID.

X"Notify"/"Not notify"XEnter the network security code

[Check Caller ID notification setting]

Check the status of the setting.

Note

• Your Caller ID is only displayed if the other party's phone is capable of displaying it.

• You can set to Caller ID notification for each dialed call.→P58

Own Number

Viewing Your Own Number

You can view your own phone number (My Number) saved in the UIM.

M[Menu]X (Own number)

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To view the saved detailed information

Pressing C[Detail] and entering the security code on the own number screen open the own number detail screen.You can also save items other than the own number.→P239

• If you have saved a phone number other than your own number, mail address, or URL, you can make a call, create i-mode Mail, or connect to a site by moving the cursor to the item and pressing

Own number

screen

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Voice/Videophone Calls

Using the Phone / Video Phone

About Video Phone ........................................................................................................... 50

Making Voice/Video Calls................................................................................................. 50

Using Redial/Received Call Logs .................................................................................... 54

Using the Recent Calls ..................................................................................................... 57

Showing/Hiding Caller ID for Each Call ........................................................... 184/186 58

Sending Touch-tone Signals Quickly................................................................... Pause 58

Making International Calls........................................................................ WORLD CALL 59

Set the Prefix Added to the Telephone Number...................................Prefix Settings 63

Making a Call by Specifying a Sub Address.............................................Sub Address 63

Setting the Alarm Sounding until the Reconnecting is

Performed ........................................................................................... Reconnect Alarm 64

Clarifies Conversations in Noisy Locations ......................................Noise Reduction 64

Talking in a Car with Hands-Free ..................................................... In-Car Handsfree 64

Answering a Call/Video Call

Receiving Voice/Video Call .............................................................................................. 64

Setting how to answer incoming voice calls <Answer mode> .............Answer mode 66

End/Hold Calls by Closing the FOMA Handset ...................................... Close Setting 66

Adjusting the Volume during a Call .................................................. Receiver volume 67

Adjusting the Ring Volume ........................................................ Incoming call volume 67

When You are Unable to Answer Calls/Video Calls

Placing a Call on Hold When You Cannot Answer a Call Immediately .......... On hold 67

Setting the "On Hold Tone"...................................................................... On Hold Tone 68

Setting the Holding Tone...........................................................................Holding Tone 68

Using Public mode (Drive mode)....................................... Public mode (Drive mode) 68

Public mode (Power Off) ....................................................... Public mode (Power off) 70

Checking Missed Calls ................................................................................ Missed Call 71

Recording of Voice Message from a Caller When You Cannot Answer

a Call..................................................................................................... Record message 71

Video Call Settings

Setting the Image to Send to the Other Party................................................................. 73

Changing the Video Call Settings.............................................. Video phone settings 73

About Video Phone

The Video phone function can be used with a handset that supports DoCoMo's Video phone service.

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• DoCoMo's Video phone service complies with "ISO 3GPP phone cannot connect with handsets that support a different form of video call.

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3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) is local standardization organization established for the development of common technical specifications related to 3rd Generation Mobile Communication System (IMT-2000).

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3G-324M is the international standard of 3rd Generation Mobile Video Phone.

• Though Video phone may have communication speeds of 64K (64K bps) or 32K (32K bps), this FOMA handset cannot make 32K Video call.

• This FOMA handset does not support remote monitoring.

standardized 3G-324M

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Components of Video Call Screen

a Main window

The other party's image appears by default.

b Sub window

Your image appears by default.

c Call Duration

Display in the format of Minutes: Seconds.

d Settings icons

/ Zoom Adjustment→P53 / Handsfree ON/OFFState Display→P49 / Picture mode ("Send camera image"/"Private mode")→P53

b c

Making Voice/Video Calls

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Enter a phone number

• Up to 80 digits can be ent ered. Since the screen can display up to 32 digits, as more than 32 digits are entered, the first entered digits will be hidden .

• Enter a number from "0" to "99" to display the phone number in the Phonebook entry of the corresponding memory number. Also, entering a number with 3 digits or more finds phone numbers containing the number from the Phonebook.→P89

• Start from the area code even for a local call.

C[Save] : Add a new or extra phone number to Phonebook.→P80

•

I[Mail] : Create a mail to the phone number that you entered.→P161

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When making a call to a fixed line phone

Area Code - City Code - Phone Number

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When making a call to a mobile phone

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When making a call to a PHS

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Phone number

entry screen

When making voice call

When making video call

A ringing tone sounds from the earpiece, and "Voice Calling..." the dialing screen with until the other party answers the call.

• When the Touchpad is not illuminate d, touchpad keys are un availab le. Press a dia l key / */# to illuminate the touchpad, then operate with the touchpad keys

C[Spk on/Spk off] : Toggle Hands-free On or Off.

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• Pressing a dial key/

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During a video call

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I[Image/Camera] : Switch the image to send between the alternate image and the camera

image.

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A: Switches between the Inner and Outer Camera for the image to send to the other party

To terminate the call P

*/# during a call allows you to send Touch-tone signals.

Note

• If you hear the voice guidance of Caller ID Request, make a call again sending the Caller ID.

• You cannot switch to a voice/video call during a voice call using this FOMA handset.

• When the "Close setting" is set to "End the call", closing the FOMA handset during a ca ll terminates the call. However, when using accessories such as a flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (option), the call will not be terminated when the handset is closed.

• To use this function, terminate those applications in the task list screen.→P231

• It is impossible to make a connection if you make a video phone call to a phone without video phone capabilities, or if the other party is out of service area, or his phone is off. If the other party's phone doesn't support video phone, and you have set Auto redial as voice to "On", be fore making a video call connectio n it will cut out and automatically redial the number as a voice call. However, if the other party is using an ISDN 64k or a PIAFS connection and their video phone does no t support the 3G-3 24M standard ( As of or when calling a wrong number, it may not behave in this fashion. Communication charges may apply.

• If you make a video phone call to an emergency number such as "110", "119" or "118", it will make a voice call automatically.

• i-mode mail or Message R/F arriving during a video call is stored at the i-mode Center. SMS can be received even during a video call.

• There is a digital charge for sending the Substitute Image.

• During a call, the low battery alert sounds from the Earpiece every 30 seconds. You can keep talking; however, the call will be terminated momentarily when the handset power is automatically turned off.

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To correct an entered phone number

To delete an entered digit, use LXK to move the cursor to the right of the digit and press Q. To add a digit, use

Screen Display during Dialing

The other party's name is displayed if the other party's number is saved in the phone book.

If a video call could not be made

The following messages appear if a video call could not be made (depending on the other party's mobile phone model or subscribed network services, the displayed messages may not describe the actual situation).

Message Description

Check number, then redial.

Number Busy The other party is on a call (this message may appear when the other party is in

LXK to move the cursor to the position and enter the digit with the Dial Keys.

The phone number is not valid.

packet communication depending on the handset).

Voice/Videophone Calls

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Message Description

Number in packet communication

Out of Service Area/ Power Off.

Activate Caller ID The Caller ID was not sent (when the call is made to V-live or Visualnet)). Call forwarded.

Please wait Redial as a voice call The Call forwarding service is activated, and the forwarding destination is a

Limit exceeded. Call cannot be connected

Connect from i-mode The video call was not dialed from the official i-mode site information provider

Video Call Failed Activate the "Caller ID notification" and redial.

The other party is in packet communication.

The other party's handset is either out of the service area or turned off.

The call is being forwarded.

non-video phone. Your usage fee limit plan (Type limit or Family wide limit) has been exceeded.

(when the call is made to V-live).

• This message may appear for other reasons, as well.

Sub Menu on the Phone Number Entry Screen

Phone number entry screen (P50) XM[Menu]XPerform the

following operations

[Video phone call]

Make a Video Phone.

[Caller ID]

Sets whether the other party receives your Caller ID information when you make a phone call.→P58

X"Not notify"/"Notify"/"Cancel"

[International dial]

After selecting the country code to make a call, "009130010" (WORLD CALL) and the country code will be inserted at the beginning of the phone number.→P59

[Select prefix]

Adds the prefix number at the beginning of the entered phone number. You can do that only one time. →P60

[Multi number]

If you subscribe to Multi number, select a number to use for Caller ID when making calls.→P262

X"Basic Number"/"Additional number1"/ "Additional number2"/"Cancel"

[Compose mail]

Creates a new i-mode mail to the entered phone number.→P161

[Add to phonebook]

Adds an entry to the phonebook→P80

[Search phonebook ]

Search the phonebook with the number already entered→P83

Voice Call Screen Sub Menu

In-call display (P49) XM[Menu] X Perform the following

operations

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Voice/VideophoneCalls

[Add new]

Making a Call Putting Current Call on Hold and immediately dial another party.

[End active call ]

Disconnect the call.

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[Hold/Cancel held call]

Put a call on hold, or cancel the hold on the call.

[Mute/Unmute]

Enable or disable to mute your voice on the other party's handset.

[Send My Info.]

Creates an i-mode mail in which the phone number(Own number) is entered in the body. →P161

[Search phonebook]

Search for a Phonebook entry.→P83

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Not available if you do not subscribe to the Call Waiting service.

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Not available if you make a call using Redial or Received calls or Phonebook is activated. To use

this function, terminate those applications in the task list screen.

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Sub Menu During a Video Call

Video call screen (P49) X M[Menu] X Perform the following

operations

[End call]

Disconnect the call.

[Hold]

Place the call on hold the active call. To cancel, press

[Substitute image/Camera image]

Switch the image to send between the alternate image and the camera image.

[Camera settings]

Configure the camera for video calls. Press

Zoom Brightness Night mode

[Video phone set]

You can set the display and lighting for video calls. After setting, press

Display setting Other-Me

Other-Me

Other only Me only: Backlight

[Screen size]

Sets the display size of the main window.

X"Normal"/"Large"

[Visual preference]

Configures the preferences for the images sent to the other party

Prefer img qual Standard Prefer motion spd

[Switch camera]

Switches the camera to send the image to the other party between the Inner camera and the Outer camera.

[Search phonebook]

Search for a Phonebook entry.→P83

: Zooms the camera image (x1 / x2). : Adjusts the brightness of the camera screen (High /Standard /Low). : Set this when using in dark places (et cetera..).

: Other-Me: Display the other party's image on the main window and your image on the su b

window.

: Other-Me: Display your image on the main window and the o ther party's image on the sub

window. : Other only: Display only the other party's image. : Me only: Display only your image.

"Always 'ON'" : Always lights during a call. "Alert setting" : In accord with "Light" in (Settings)→P103

: Set priority to sent image quality. Effective when there is little movement. : Set the sent video quality and motion to standard. : Set priority to motion for sent images. Effective when there is a lot of movement.

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J to select an icon. After setting, press M[Close].

I[Done].

Voice/Videophone Calls

[Own number]

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Displays your phone number(Own number).

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Not available if you make a call using Redial or Received calls or Phonebook is activated. To use

this function, terminate those applications in the task list screen.

Using Redial/Received Call Logs

Redial and the Received call logs can be used to make phone calls. Also, the Recent calls (sent and received) can be used to make calls.

Redial

Calling the Same Party Again

Redial maintains a list of the last 30 calls and video phone calls made. The phone number and the calling date/time are stored in the call logs.

• If there have been more than 30 calls made, the most recent 60 calls are retained.

The Stand-by display XR

• The call logs also saves the names of people called if they are in the phone book. The call logs saves the phone number and category of people who called if they are not in the phone book.

a The other party's name as saved in the Phonebook

If the name is not saved, the phone number will be displayed.

b Outgoing phone call type

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Dialing a voice call

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Dialing a video call

c The Other Party's Phone Number d Dialing an International Call

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Calling overseas from Japan

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Calling from overseas

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Dialing an international call using international roaming overseas

e Dialed from Multi Number

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Basic number/Additional number 1/Additional number 2

: Appears if you subscribe to the Multi number service.

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f Sent Date and Time

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Redial List Screen

Move cursor to the Number to RedialXC

a Outgoing phone call type b The name entered into the phone book

If not entered into the phone book, "Unregistered" is displayed.

c The Other Party's Phone Number d Dialed from Multi Number

The name registered for the line in "Number settings" in P262 appears with an outgoing Multi number call.

: Appears if you subscribe to the Multi number service.

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e Sent Date and Time f Call Duration

Voice/VideophoneCalls

a b c

d e f

Redial Details

Screen

g International Call Duration

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Calling overseas from Japan

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Calling from overseas

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When making voice call

When making video call

M[Menu] and then selectX"Video phone call"

Note

• You can also make a call by selecting an entry on the Dialed Calls list screen and pressing A. You can also make a video call if you select

• If the same phone number is saved repeatedly in the Phonebook, t he name found f irst in a Re ading search is displayed.

• Phone numbers dialed with "184" or "186" will be recorded as a different phone number.

I[Mail] on the Redial List Screen / Redial Details Screen, to create an i-mode mail to the phone

• Press number on the selected redial entry.

M[Menu] X"Dialed video call".

Redial List Screen / Redial Details Screen Sub Menu

The Redial List Screen(P54)/ Redial Details Screen(P54)XM

[Menu]X Performs the following operations

[Video phone call]

Make a Video Phone.

[Compose mail]

Creates an i-mode mail to the phone number on the Redial screen.→P161

[Add to phonebook]

Adds a number to the phonebook from the redial list.→P80

[Customize call]

Make a call changing the phone number in the ridial. You can sa ve the phone number to the pho nebook by using

C [Save].

XL on the Phone number entry screen XK to move the cursor to the place where you want change the number X change the phone number XA

[Change list]

Switch logs to display.

Recent calls Recent mail Received Calls Received mail Sent mail

[Delete 1 item]

Delete the selected/displayed Redial entry.

C[Yes]

[Delete all]

Deletes all redial entries.

C[Yes]

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: Display the recent call list screen.→P57 : Display the recent mail list screen.→P178 : Display the Received call log list screen.→P56 : Display the received mail log list screen.→P178 : Display the sent mail log list screen.→P178

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Not displayed on the Detail screen.

Voice/Videophone Calls

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Received Calls

Using the Received Calls Log

Up to 30 incoming voice or video call entries are recorded in Received Calls. The phone number and the date/time are stored in the call logs.

• If there have been more than 30 calls made, the most recent 30 calls are retained in the log.

The Stand-by display XL

• If the caller sends Caller ID, the type of call and a name saved in the Phonebook are displayed. If the caller is not sa ved in the Phonebook, the call type and the phone number are displayed. If the caller did not send the Caller ID, the reason for No Caller ID is displayed.

a The other party's name as saved in the Phonebook

If the name is not saved, the phone number will be displayed.

b Incoming Method

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Arrived /Miss voice call(includes "Reject call")

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Arrived /Miss video call(includes "Reject call")

c The Other Party's Phone Number

If the phone number has not been saved in the phone book, "Not recorded" is displayed. If there are arrows right and left of the icon, press

d Incoming international call

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Incoming international call from overseas

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Calling from overseas

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Dialing an international call using international roaming overseas

e Incoming Multi number call

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Basic number/Additional number 1/Additional number 2

: Appears if you subscribe to the Multi number service.

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f Received Date and Time

Move cursor to a log XC

a Incoming Method b The name entered into the phone book

If the phone number is not in the phone book, "Unregistered" is displayed, and if the information of the phone number has not been received, "User unset" is displayed.

c The Other Party's Phone Number d Incoming Multi number call

The name registered for the line in "Number settings" in P262 appears with an incoming Multi number call.

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This is displayed when you subscribe to Multi number.

e Received Date and Time f Call Duration

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Arrived /Miss voice call

g International Call Duration

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J to view the content.

Received Calls List

a b c

d e f

Received Calls Details Screen

When making voice call

When making video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone call"

e f

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Note

• You can also make a call by selecting alog on the Received Calls list screen and pressing A. You can also make a video call if you select

• The reason for the lack of a Caller ID is displayed in the history for a call without Caller ID.→P119

• If the same phone number is saved repeatedly in the Phonebook, t he name found f irst in a Re ading search is displayed.

• Received calls from parties using dial-in service may have a different number from the number they actually dialed from.

I[Mail] on the Received Calls List/Details Screen, to create an i-mode mail to the phone number

• Press on the selected received entry.

M[Menu]XDialed video call".

Sub Menu of the Received Calls List/Details Screen

The Received Calls List Screen(P56)/ Received Calls Details

Screen(P56)XM[Menu]X Performs the following operations

[Video phone call]

Make a Video Phone.

[Compose mail]

Creates an i-mode mail to the phone number on the Received calls screen.→P161

[Add to phonebook]

Adds a number to the phonebook from the Received call logs .→P80

[Customize call]

Pick up a phone number from the Received calls list screen, edit the phone number, then make a call. Use

[Save] to register the phone number to the Phonebook.

L on the Phone number entry screen XK to move the cursor to the place where you want change

X the number X change the phone number X

[Change list]

Switch logs to display.

Recent calls Recent mail Received mail Redial Sent mail

[Delete 1 item]

Delete the selected/displayed Redial entry.

C[Yes]

[Delete all]

Delete all entries from the Received calls.

C[Yes]

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Not displayed on the Detail screen.

: Display the recent call list screen.→P57 : Display the recent mail list screen.→P178 : Display the received mail log list screen.→P178 : Display the redial list screen.→P54 : Display the sent mail log list screen.→P178

Recent calls

Using the Recent Calls

Up to 60 incoming and outgoing calls can be recorded in "Recent call logs".

• When more than 60 items have been added, items are deleted sequentially from the oldest ones.

The Stand-by displayuA

For subsequent steps and the description of screen components, see the "Redial"(P54), "Received calls"(P56) section.

Voice/Videophone Calls

Note

• The sub menu of the Recent call list screen/detail screen is the same as the one of the Redia l and Received call list screen/detail screen.→P55, P57

184/186

Showing/Hiding Caller ID for Each Call

There are 2 ways to show/hide Caller ID for each call: adding "184"/"186", or using the sub menu on the Phone number entry screen.

Showing/Hiding Caller ID by Adding 184/186

Enter "184"(Not notify)/"186"(Notify) X Enter the phone number

When making voice call

When making video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone call"

Showing/Hiding Caller ID Using the Sub Menu

Example: Using the Sub menu of the Phone number entry screen

Enter the phone numberXM

"Not notify"/"Cancel"

When making voice call

When making video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone call"

Note

• You can set to show/hide Caller ID to the network in advance.→P260

Pause

[Menu]X"CallerID"

X "Notify"/

Sending Touch-tone Signals Quickly

Enter "P" and a number after the phone number and make a voice call to the number. It will send a Push signal (DTMF) to the number after "P".

• The signal may not be received depending on the device on the receiving side.

Enter the phone numberXPress * 3timesandenter"P"XEnter

Voice/VideophoneCalls

the number to send

After the call is connected, the number after "P" is displayed. The displayed number is send by pressing A.

WORLD CALL

Making International Calls

WORLD CALL is an international calling service available on DoCoMo mobile phones. FOMA service subscribers are also signed up for WORLD CALL at the time of initial subscription (except subscribers explicitly declining this service).

• This service works with approximately 240 countries and regions around the world.

• Charges for "WORLD CALL" are added to the monthly FOMA service call charges.

• No initial fee and no fixed monthly charges apply.

• This service is not available with some billing plans.

• For details on WORLD CALL, contact the "DoCoMo Information Center" shown at the back of this manual.

• When using international carriers other than DoCoMo, please contact the carrier directly.

Change to the International Call Dialing Procedure

The "MY LINE" service is not applicable to mobile phone communications, including WORLD CALL service. Along with the introduction of the "MY LINE" service, the dialing procedure for international communications using a mobile phone has been changed. Consequently, the previous dialing procedure (Omitting "010" from the following dialing procedure) can no longer be used.

If an overseas party uses a specific 3G mobile phone, you can make an I nternational video call to that party by pressing

• For information about the countries where connection can be made and telecommunications carriers, visit the DoCoMo's web site.

• The other party's image displayed on the FOMA handset may blur and may be unable to be connected depending on the handset connecting the international video -phone.

M[Menu] X Select "Video phone call" after the following dialing procedures.

Enter the Phone Number And Make a International Call

Enter the number in the following order.

"009130-010-Country code- Area Code (City Code) - Phone

Number"

• Generally, in the situa tion where a "0" appears before the Area Code (City Code) , please remove " 0". (In a few countries, like Italy, "0" must not be removed).

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When making International video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone call"

Voice/Videophone Calls

Making an International Call Using "+"

Enter "+" at the beginning of a phone number and dial to replace "+" with an international access code automatically. Press 0 for more than one second to enter "+".

• The WORLD CALL (009130010) is set to be added automatically by default.→P61

0 (for 1+ seconds) X Enter "Country Code - Area Code (City

Code) - Phone Number"

• Generally, in the situation whe re a "0" appears before th e Area Code (Cit y Code), please remove "0". (In a few countries, like Italy, "0" must not be removed).

International call

: Make a call after converting "+" into an international access code.

Original number

: Make a call without converting "+"into an international access code.

Cancel䋺Cancel dialing.

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When making International video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone call"

Select a dialing method

Note

• This option is available only inside the FOMA network service area.

• If the phone number has "+81" as its prefix, "+" will not be converted into the International Access Code.

Dialed call

confirmation

screen

Making an International Call Adding International Access Code

You can select an international access code from the sub menu and add it to the phone number.

Enter "Area code - other party's phone number"

• Generally, in the situation whe re a "0" appears before th e Area Code (Cit y Code), please remove "0". (In a few countries, like Italy, "0" must not be removed).

M[Menu]X"Select prefix"XSelect an international access code

The selected international access code is inserted at the beginning of the entered phone number.

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When making International video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone call"

Note

• By default, WORLD CALL(009130010) is registered to "Prefix 1".→P63

Making an International Call Easily

The International Call settings can be changed.

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Setting to Add the International Access Code Automatically<Auto assist setting>

Default

You can set whether to add an international access code automatically instead of "+" when you make a call by entering "+" at the beginning of the phone number.

Setting International Access Codes<International Prefix Settings>

Default

When setting "Auto assist setting" to "Auto", specify the international access code to add automatically.

a b

Setting Auto Assist of Country Code<Auto internastional dial>

Auto

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"International dial"X"Auto assist setting"X"Auto"/"OFF "

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Auto

When set, it automatically sets the international access code prefix.

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None

Doesn't change the number.

IDD prefix name: WORLDCALL IDD prefix code: 009130010

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"International dial "X"IDD prefix setting"

Perform the following operation

[IDD prefix name]

Enters the International Dial number of the country from the Auto Assist Settings

[IDD prefix code]

Enters the International Dial number of the country from the Auto Assist Settings

I[Done]

Default

Set whether to automatically replace leading "0", if entered, of a phone number with "+ Country code" during international roaming. Also, you can specify Country code to be added automatically.

Auto international dial: On Target country: Japan 81

M[Menu] X (Setting) X "International dial" X "Auto international dial" X Perform the following operations

[Auto international dial]

X "On" / "Off"

[Target country]

X Select a Country code

I[Done]

Voice/Videophone Calls

Registering Country Code<Country code list>

Default

Up to 50 Country codes can be registered.

22 country codes have been stored

M[Menu] X (Setting) X "International dial" X "Country code list"

I[Menu] X Perform the following operations

• C : Edit the selected county code.

[Country name]

XEnter name

[MCC]

Up to 5 digits can be stored.

X Select a Country code

I[Done]

Sub menu of the "Country code list" screen

"Country code list" screen (P62) X M[Menu] XPerform the

following operations

[Add new]

Go to Step 2 (P62) in "Registering Country Code".

[Edit]

Edit the selected country code. Go to Step 2 (P62) in "Registering Country Code".

[[Delete]

Delete the selected country code.

X"Yes"

[Delete all]

Delete all country codes.

X"Yes"

"Country code

list" screen

Note

<Edit>

• You can edit a default country code.

• You cannot delete the country code that is set to be added automatically in "Auto interna tional dial" (P61).

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Prefix Settings

Set the Prefix Added to the Telephone Number

Default

Up to 3 numbers number (prefix) to add to the beginning of the phone number such as an international access code, "184", "186 can be stored .

a b

Note

• Please do not add Pauses and the such to the prefix. If they are present, the call can not be connected.

Sub Address

Prefix 1: 009130010 Prefix 2/Prefix 3: Unregistered

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing "X"Prefix dial" Select Prefix Input Column XEnter the NumberXI[Done]

• Up to ten digit s can be entered as a prefix.

Making a Call by Specifying a Sub Address

Default

Allows user to set if digits after ":" in a phone number with a ":" are identified as a subaddress. A sub-address is used to call up a specific device connected to an ISDN line or to select contents on "V live".

Note

•":" is not identified as a delimiter of a sub-address if:

:" is entered at the beginning of the phone number.

- A specific number such as "184" or "186" is entered at the beginning of the phone number and " entered right after it.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing "X"Sub-address setting"X"On"/"Off"

On䋺Separates sub addresses by ":". Off䋺Doesn't separate Sub addresses by "

:".

:" is

Voice/Videophone Calls

Reconnect Alarm

Setting the Alarm Sounding until the Reconnecting is Performed

Default

You can set an alarm that keeps sounding until a voice or video call is reconnected when the call was disconnected due to weak signals.

Note

• Reconnection depends on the situation and signal strength.

• If the signal suddenly worsens, the call may be dropped without the alarm sounding.

• The billed airtime will continue during the reconnection attempt.

• If the call is dropped, the other party will hear nothing.

Noise Reduction

High alarm

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing "X"Call feature" X"Reconnection alarm"XSelect Alarm

High alarm䋺Sets to High alarm. Low alarm䋺Sets to Low alarm. No Alarm䋺Sets not to sound an alarm.

Clarifies Conversations in Noisy Locations

Default

Noise Reduction reduces background noise. The other party can more easily understand the conversation, even in a noisy locale.

Off

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing "X"Call feature"X "Noise reduction"X"On"/"Off"

On䋺Noise Reduction is engaged. Off䋺Noise Reduction is disengaged.

Receiving Voice/Video Call

Incoming Call Arrives

The ringtone sounds.

䋺

• P

Place the call on response hold.→P67

䂓

During a voice call

•

I[Silent] : Stop the ring tone or vibration.

Again, if

I[Reject] is pressed, the call is rejected.

䂓

During a video call

C[Substitute image] : Answer the call using the

• substitute image.

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Incoming voice

call screen

Incoming video

call screen

Answer the call.

• When the Touchpad is not illuminate d, touchpad keys are un availab le. Press a dia l key / */# to illuminate the touchpad, then operate with the touchpad keys

C[Spk on/Spk off] : Toggle Hands-free On or Off.

•

• Pressing a dial key/

䂓

During a voice call

•

I[Hold/Release] : If you subscribe to the Call waiting service, you can hold the call or cancel the

hold.

䂓

During a video call

•

I[Image/Camera] : Switch the image to send between the alternate image and the camera

image.

•

A: Switches between the Inner and Outer Camera for the image to send to the other party

When talking is over, P

When the caller has sent Caller ID

• If you subscribe to Multi number, the name registered for the line in "Number settings" in P262 appears with an incoming call.

When the caller has sent Caller ID

The reason for no Caller ID is displayed instead of a phone number.→P119

*/# during a call allows you to send Touch-tone signals.

Note

• The incoming call actions such as a ring tone or vibration vary depending on the settings in "Profile" or the settings saved in the Phonebook.→P77, P92, P95

• When "General manner" is activated, the ring tone does not sound. But if "Origina l manner mode" is set, the ring tone may sound depending on the settings.→P98 When "Answer mode " is set to "Slide up", you can answer a call by opening the handset.→P66

•

• When the "Close setting" is set to "End the call", closing the FOMA handset during a ca ll terminates the call. However, when using accessories such as the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (option) the call will not be terminated when the handset is closed.

• If subscribed to the Voice mail, Call waiting or Call forwarding service, when "Arrival call act" is set to "Answer" and "Set in-call arrival act." is set to "Activate", a tone during a call sounds if a call arrives dur ing another call. If tone sounds during a call , the network services are available.→P261

• When the Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, incoming call is not informed (The ring tone does not sound). Also, even if a call arrives when the display is turned off, the backlight of the display will not be turned on.

• When the caller is registered in the Phonebook, the phone number and registered name appear.

• You can set "Set mute ring (sec.)" to delay the incoming call actions fo r a call made from t he other party not saved in the or without Caller ID.→P121

• Use the following functions to reject incoming calls from a caller not saved in Phonebook/specific caller.

- In "Accept/Reject call ", activate "Reject unknown "→P121

- In "Accept/Reject call ", activate "Reject on list"→P118

• You cannot switch to a video call during a voice call using this FOMA handset.

• During a call, the low battery alert sounds from the Earpiece every 30 seconds. You can keep talking;however, the call will be terminated momentarily when the handset power i s automatically turned off.

• This FOMA handset does not support handsfree devices (such as In-car handsfree kit 01) via USB connection.

• When the Voice mail service is activated during a video call, a SMS notifies you of a new message.

• Even if the Call forwarding service is activated, an incoming video call is not forwarded if the forwarding destination is not a video-phone device support ing 3G-324M. Check the forwarding destination device before setting the Call Forwarding.

• i-mode mail or Message R/F arriving during a video call is stored at the i-mode Center. SMS can be received even during a video call.

• You cannot receive 32K video calls and they are not recorded in Received Calls.

• You cannot switch between a voice and video call during a call using the FOMA handset.

Voice/Videophone Calls

Incoming Call Screen Sub Menu

Incoming call screen (P64) XM[Menu]X Perform the following

operations

䋪

[Voice mail]

Connect a call to the Voice mail service center.

[Call rejection]

Reject an incoming call and hang up.

[Call forwarding]

Transfer an incoming call to the specified number.

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Answer mode

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This option is not available unless you subscribe to the Voice mail service. This option is not available unless you subscribe to the Call forwarding service and you specify a

forwarding destination.

Setting how to answer incoming voice calls <Answer mode>

Default

You can set to answer an incoming voice call by opening the FOMA handset (Slide up) or pressing a dial key in addition to A.

a b

Close Setting

SEND key only

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing"X"Incoming call " X"Answer mode"

Perform the following operation

[Slide up]

You can answer a call by opening the FOMA handset.

[Any key answer]

You can answer a call by pressing dial keys,

[SEND key only]

You can answer a call by pressing

*, # other than A.

End/Hold Calls by Closing the FOMA Handset

Default

End Call

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing"X"Call feature"X "Close settings"XSelect conditions of closing the FOMA handset

End Call䋺Ends the call. Continue䋺Continues the call. On Hold䋺Place the call on hold the active call.

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Receiver volume

Adjusting the Volume during a Call

Default

The Receiver volume can be adjusted in 7 levels from 1䌾7.

Note

• The adjusted Earpiece volume will be retained after the call.

• "Receiver volume" in "Volume" (P94) is changed, too.

Incoming call volume

Incoming Call Screen (P49) XF䋯E

䋺

• F

Increase the volume.

䋺

• E

Decreases the volume.

Adjusting the Ring Volume

Default

The ring volume can be adjusted in 8 levels from 0 to 7.

Note

• Not available when Manner Mode is activated.

• "Incoming call volume" in "Volume" (P94) is changed, too.

On hold

The Stand-by display XF䋯E

The sound volume adjustment screen opens, and each press of F䋯E changes the volume.

• If no action is taken for approximately 2 seconds, the sound volume adjustment screen closes automatically and the volume is set.

Placing a Call on Hold When You Cannot Answer a Call Immediately

Incoming Call Screen (P64) X P

The tone set in the "On hold tone"(P68) is played. The image set in the "Response hold image"(P73) appears for video calls.

Voice Call on

Hold screen

when you can resume the call

• You can also cancel the hold on a video call by pressing c [Answer]. If you press A to cancel the hold, the alternate image will be sent to the other party.

䂓

To terminate a voice call/video call

Press

Voice/Videophone Calls

Continue on the next page

Video Call

ResponseHold

screen

Note

• The other party is charged even during a hold.

• If you subscribe to the Voice mail service/Call forwarding service, you can co nnect t he i ncoming call to th e Voicemail service center/forward the incoming call to the specified phone number.→P256, P259

On Hold Tone

Setting the "On Hold Tone"

Default

Instead of answering the ring, you can select to play one of the 3 on-hold-tones (guidance) to the calling party.

Holding Tone

Hold Tone 1

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing"X"Incoming call "X "On hold tone"X"Hold tone 1"/"Hold tone 2"/"Hold tone 3"

• I[Play] : plays back th e h old tone.

Setting the Holding Tone

Default

The Holding tone which the other party hear can be selected from 3 tones.

Public mode (Drive mode)

Hold Tone 1

[Menu]

"Holding tone"X"

• I[Play] : plays back th e h old tone.

(Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing "X"Call feature"

Hold tone 1"/"Hold tone 2"/"Hold tone 3"

Using Public mode (Drive mode)

Public mode (Drive mode) is an automatic response service to assist in observing manners in public locations. When Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, a voice guidance is played to the other party indicating that you are driving or at a place where you cannot talk (such as on a train, bus, or in a movie theater) and cannot answer the call, and the call is disconnected.

• You can set or cancel Public mode (Drive mode) in Standby (and when "out of service area" is displayed).

• This option is not available during data communication.

Voice/VideophoneCalls

*(One second later)

When a call arrives, a voice guidance is played in Japanese saying that "The person you are calling is currently driving or in the area where cellphone should not be used. Please try again later" is played.

When Public mode (Drive mode) is set

Even when a call arrives to your handset, the ring tone does not sound. appears on the Stand-by display and Received call log is recorded. A voice guidance indicating that you are driving or you are at a location where you cannot use the handset is played to the caller, and the call is disconnected.

To cancel Public mode (Drive mode)

Press * (for more than 1 second) at the Stand-by display.

Note

• appears at the top of the screen when Public mode is activated.

• Even when Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, you can make calls as usual.

• If a call with "Private ID" arrives when Caller ID request is set, the voice guidance of Caller ID Request is played (instead of Public mode (Drive mode) voice guidance).

• If Manner Mode is activated concurrently, Public mode settings take precedence.

• Tones other than from operations (ring tones or alarms, etc.) do not sound whe n Public mode (Drive mode) is set.

• Even if mail arrives when the Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, incoming call actions such as sounding the ring tone, blinking the Illumination Indicator, or vibrating the FOMA handset will not take place.

Incoming Call Actions in a Network Service and Public mode (Drive mode)

Actions performed when Public mode and a Network Service are set concurrently.

Service name Incoming Actions for a Voice Call Incoming Actions for a Video Call

Voice mail service After the Public mode (Drive mode)

Call waiting The Public mode (Drive mode) voice

Call Forwarding Service After the Public Mode (Drive mode)

Nuisance Call Blocking service

Caller ID Request If the caller does not send the Caller

䋪䋺

If the Network Service ringing duration is set to 0(zero) seconds, the Public Mode voice (Drive mode) guidance is not played, and the call is not recorded in Received Calls.

voice guidance is played, the call is connected to the Voice mail service

䋪

center.

guidance is played and the call is disconnected.

voice guidance is played, the call is forwarded to the forwarding destination. Whether the Public mode voice guidance is played is according to the settings of Call forwarding service voice guidance option.

If the caller is saved to reject a nuisance call, the reject call message is played and the call is disconnected. In a case other than the above, the Public mode (Drive mode) voice guidance is played and the call is disconnected.

ID, the voice guidance of Caller ID Request is played and the call is disconnected. If the caller sends the Caller ID, the Public mode (Drive mode) voice guidance is played and the call is disconnected.

䋪

The Public mode (Drive mode) image prompt does not appear, and the call is connected to the Voice mail service center.

After the Public mode (Drive mode) image prompt is shown, the call is disconnected.

The Public mode (Drive mode) image prompt does not appear, and the call is forwarded to the forwarding destination. If the forwarding destination cannot handle video calls, the call is disconnected.

If the caller is saved to reject a nuisance call, the reject call image prompt is displayed and the call is disconnected. In a case other than the above, the Public mode (Drive mode) image prompt is shown and the call is disconnected.

If the caller does not send the Caller ID, the image prompt of Caller ID Request is displayed and the call is disconnected. If the caller sends the Caller ID, the Public mode (Drive mode) image prompt is shown and the call is disconnected.

Voice/Videophone Calls

Public mode (Power off)

Public mode (Power Off)

Public mode (Power Off) is a response service to help maintain decorum in public locations. When Public mode (Power Off) is set, when a call arrives while the power is turned off, a voice guidance is played to the other party indicating that you are at a place where the handset must be turned off (such as in hospitals, in aircraft, or near priority seats on a train) and cannot answer the call, and the call is disconnected.

":25251" is enteredXA

Public mode (Power Off) is activated (the Stand-by display opens the same). After Public mode (Power Off) is set, when a call arrives while the power is turned off, "The person you are calling is currently in the area where use is prohibited and cannot pick up the phone. Please try again later.". " is played.

After activating Public mode (Power Off)

Public mode (Power Off) is activated until it is cancelled by dialing ":25250". Turning the power on does not deactivate the mode. The Public mode (Power Off) voice guidance is played even when you are out of service area or in the poor radio wave reception level. A voice guidance indicating that you are at a location where you must turn the handset off is played to the other party, and the call is disconnected.

To cancel Public mode (Power Off)

Enter ":25250" and press A.

To check the status of Public mode (Power Off)

Enter ":25259" and press A.

Incoming Call Actions in a Network Service and Public mode (Power Off)

Actions performed when Public mode and a Network Service are set concurrently.

Service name Incoming Actions for a Voice Call Incoming Actions for a Video Call

Voice mail service After the Public mode (Power Off) voice

Call Forwarding Service After the Public mode (Power Off)

Nuisance Call Blocking service

Caller ID Request If the caller does not send the Caller I D,

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If the ringing duration for the Network Service is set to 0 (zero) seconds, the Public mode (Power Off) voice guidance is not played.

Voice/VideophoneCalls

guidance is played, the call is connected to the Voice mail service

䋪

center.

guidance is played, the call is connected to the forwarding destination.

Whether the Public mode (Power off) voice guidance is played is in accord with the settings of Call forwarding service voice guidance option.

If the caller is saved to reject a nuisance call, the reject call message is played and the call is disconnected. In a case other than the above, the Public mode (Power Off) voice guidance is played and the call is disconnected.

the voice guidance of Caller ID Request is played and the call is disconnected. If the caller sends the Caller ID, the Public mode (Power Off) voice guidance is played and the call is

䋪

disconnected

The Public mode (Power Off) image prompt is not displayed, and the call is connected to the Voice mail service center.

voice

The Public mode (Power Off) image prompt does not appear, and the call is forwarded to the forwarding destination. If the forwarding destination cannot handle video calls, the call is disconnected.

If the caller is saved to reject a nuisance call, the reject call image prompt is displayed and the call is disconnected. In a case other than the above, the Public mode (Power Off) image prompt is shown and the call is disconnected.

If the caller does not send the Caller ID , the image prompt of Caller ID Request is displayed and the call is disconnected. If the caller sends the Caller ID, the

Public mode (Power Off) image prompt is shown and the call is

disconnected

Missed Call

Checking Missed Calls

If you could not answer a call, the Missed call notification screen opens on the Stand-by display. The Received Calls List Screen can be accessed from its icons, allowing the user to confirm who has called.

An incoming call terminates

The missed call icon is shown on the Stand-by display. The number on the icon indicates the number of calls.

CXK to select an missed call icon

The Received Calls list screens (P56) displayed.

Note

• After he Received Calls list screen is displayed, the missed call icon will vanish.

Record message

Missed call icon (The number indicates the number of calls)

Stand-by display

Recording of Voice Message from a Caller When You Cannot Answer a Call

When record message is activated, if you cannot answer the call, the voice guidance is played and the other party’s message is recorded.

Setting the Record Message

Default

a b

Activate record msg.: Off

M[Menu] X (LifeKit)X "Record message"X "Record msg. setting"

Perform the following operation

• C [List] : List of the it ems i s displayed.

[Activate record msg.]

Set the Record Message. When selecting "Off", you cannot set the following items:

X"On/"Off"

[To answer]

When a phone call is received, set a time between 0 and 120 seconds for the Record Message to auto-answer the call.

XEnter Response Time

[Answer message]

Select an answer message.

X"Japanese1"/"Japanese2"/"English"

•

I You can listen to the response message.

I[Done]

Voice/Videophone Calls

Note

• (Blue) appears at the top of the screen when the Record Message is activated.

• If the set Response time is longer than the set ringing time for Voice mail service/Call forwarding service, the settings of the ringing time for the Voicemail service/Call Forwarding service take precedence.

• If the response time is set shorter than the set "Set mute ring (sec.)", Record message starts without the ringing action.

When a Call Arrives with Record Message Activated

In a Voice Call, the other party's voice is recorded.

The set time has elapsed

During an

incoming call

䂓

To answer the caller while you are playing or recording messages

Press

䂓

To play Record Message

The Stand-by displayXPress Message list screen (P72)is displayed.

• disappears after the Record Message is.

PlayingAdditional

Guidance

C[OK]XJ and then select or press E for 1+ seconds. The Record

Recording a

Record Message

Recorded

Displaying an new Record message icon (The number indicatesthenumber of calls)

Displaying an

icon

Note

• The Record Message cannot be recorded when "Out of service area" is displayed, the handset power is turned off, or Public mode (Drive mode) is set.

• If a call arrives when the Additional guidance is being played or when a Record message is being re corded, the call is rejected.

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It is recommended that you write down messages from the Record Message and store them in a separate location. DoCoMo is not responsible for lost data due to failure or repair of the FOMA handset.

Playing/Deleting Record Message

Voice/VideophoneCalls

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"Record message"X "Record Msg. list"

• I[Delete] : The selected Record Message is deleted.

䂓

To delete all Recorded Messages

M[Menu] on the Record Message list screen XSelect "Delete all".

Move the cursor to a Record MessageXC[Play]

The Record message is played.

䋺

• C

Stop the message.

䋺

Return to the Record Message list screen.

•

RecordMessage

List Screen

Setting the Image to Send to the Other Party

Substitute image

Setting the Substitute Image

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing"X"Video phone"X

"Substitute image"X"Default"/"Select image"XI[Done]

• When "Select image" is selected, press D on "Select file" field. XC[List] and then select from the images saved in "My picture" in "Data box".→P194

Response hold image

Setting the Response Hold Image

M[Menu] X (Settings) X "Call/VT/Dialing" X "Video Phone"

X "Response hold image" X "Default"/"Select image"X I[Done]

• When "Select image" is selected, press D on "Select file" field. XC[List] and then select from the images saved in "My picture" in "Data box".→P194

Holding image

Setting the Holding Image

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing"X"Video Phone"X

"Holding Image"X"Default"/"Select image"XI[Done]

• When "Select image" is selected, press D on "Select file" field. XC[List] and then select from the images saved in "My picture" in "Data box".→P194

Video phone settings

Changing the Video Call Settings

Default

a b

Displaying setting : Me-Other Send camera image: On Screen size: Large Visual preference: Normal Light: Always on Auto redial as voice: Off Hand-free switch: On

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing "X"Video phone"X "Videophone set"

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of the items is displayed.

[Display setting]

Sets the output of the main window and sub window for the Video Phone.

Me-Other Other-Me Other only Me only

: The caller's image is displayed on the main window, and your image on the sub window. : Your image is displayed on the main window, and the caller's image on the sub window. : Other Party's Image only displayed. : Your image only displayed.

Voice/Videophone Calls

[Send camera image]

Sets whether one sends the other party one's image. When "Off" is set, the other party receives a substitute image.

X"ON"/"OFF"

[Screen size]

Sets the display size of the main window.

X"Normal"/"Large"

[Visual preference]

Configures the preferences for the images sent to the other party

Prefer img qual Standard Prefer motion spd

[Light]

Sets the talking screen's backlight level.

Always on Terminal setting

[Auto redial as voice]

You can set whether to automatically redial after switchin g to a vo ice call i f the hand set of the receivin g party does not support video calls.

X"ON"/"OFF"

[Hands-Free switch]

S et whether or not to do a Hands-free call during a video call.

X"ON"/"OFF"

I[Done]

: Always stays on during a call. : In accord with the "Light" in (Settings).→P103

Voice/VideophoneCalls

Phonebook

About the Phonebook on the FOMA Handset ................................................................ 76

Saving to FOMA Hanset Phonebook ............................................................................... 77

Saving UIM Contacts ........................................................................................................ 79

Saving Contacts to the Phonebook from Received or Dialed Calls ............................. 80

Saving/Editing a Group Name.......................................................................................... 81

Making a Call from the Phonebook .....................................................................Search 80

Viewing a Phonebook Entries.......................................................................................... 84

Editing the Phonebook Entries........................................................................................ 87

Deleting Contacts.............................................................................................................. 87

Checking the Phonebook Capacity and Utilization ................... Number of Contacts 88

Setting the Phonebook ..................................................................................................... 88

Call with the Least Number of Buttons ......................................Dialing Quick Search 89

Display the History of Call/Mail........................................................................................ 90

About the Phonebook on the FOMA Handset

There are 2 Phonebooks: one is saved on the FOMA handset (Phone) and the other is saved on the UIM. The following can be saved/set for each phonebook.

Item FOMA handset phonebook UIM phonebook

Number of Entries Up to 1000 entries

Name Up to 16 full-pitch or 32 half-pitch

Reading Up to 32 half-pitch characters Up to 12 full-pitch or 25 half-pitch

E n t

Phone Number Only 5 Number Only 1 Number

r y

Email address Only 3 address On ly 1 address Group Select from 31 types Select from 11 types

D e

Image 1 image available Not available

Other setting items Secret code, Ring tone, Mail tone, URL,

a i l s

(More than 700 entries)

characters

Zip code, Home address, Company name, Job title, Co. zip code, Office address, Record message, Birthday, Video call substitute image, Secret mode setting (It is displayed when "Secret mode" is set to "On".)

Note

• If you insert your UIM into another FOMA handset, your Phonebook data is available on it.

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• It is recommended for you to backup your Phonebook entries by taking them down on a paper...etc. If you have a PC, your Phonebook data can be stored on your hard drive using DoCoMo keitaidatalinkand a FOMA USB Cable (optional).

• Note that the service counter such as DoCoMo shop may not be able to copy data from your existing FOMA handset to the new one, depending on the specifications.

Up to 50 entries

Up to 10 full-pitch or 21 half-pitch characters

characters

Not available

Phonebook

Saving to FOMA Hanset Phonebook

The Stand-by displayXU(1+ seconds)

Perform the following operations

[(Saveto)]

Select save location. This section explains the case where "Handset" is specified as the saving destination. When "UIM" is specified as the saving destination, the UIM phoneboo k entry screen is displayed. →P79

X "Handset"/"UIM"

[(MemoryNo.)]

The smallest un-assigned number is allocated to a new record automatically. You can still re-allocate it to your favorite number from 000 to 999 manually.

XEnter Memory Number

[ Name]

Up to 16 full-pitch or 32 half-pitch characters can be entered. Enter using Kanji, Hiragana, Pictograph, symbol, alphanumeric character, or Katakana.

XEnter name

[Reading]

Enter or edit when necessary. Up to 32 half-pitch characters can be entered. Enter using Katakana, alphanumeric or symbol.

XEnter reading

[ Phone number]

Up to 26 digits can be entered.

X Enter the phone number

[ Mail address]

Up to 50 half-pitch characters can be entered. Enter using alphanumeric characters or symbols.

X Enter a mail address

[ Secret code]

Enter the security code, set the secret code. I When pressing [Release], the settings are deleted.

XEnter Secret code

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[

You can select from among 31 types of groups, from "No g roup" or from "Group1" to "Group 30". Groups can be used for a Group search (P83)

XSelect a group

[Image]

When sending/receiving calls, or when checking Phonebook data, set the screen image/i-motion/etc...

Character

My Pictures i-motion

Still image photography Terminal setting

䋪

(Group)]

䋺

Set the Character. When accessories, background) can be selected, selected. After setting, press

䋺

Select an image saved in "Image" in the "Data box".→P194

䋺

Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

䋺

Start the camera, and capture an image as a group image .→P129 In accord with the "Call display" settings.→P100

H is pressed, each part (hair, face, top, bottom,

C[Done].

J allows each item to be

Continue on the next page

"Add to

phonebook"

screen

(FOMA handset

("Handset"))

Phonebook

[ Ringtone]

Select the ring tone played when receiving voice/video calls from the parties in Phonebook.

Music Melody i-motion Terminal setting

[ Mail tone]

Select a ring tone played when receiving mails from the parties in Phonebook.

Music Melody i-motion Terminal setting

[URL]

Up to 256 half-pitch characters can be entered.

XEnter URL

[Zipcode]

XEnter contact's postal code

[ Home address]

XEnter contact's home address

[ Company name]

XEnter contact's company name

[Jobtitle]

XEnter contact's title

[ Co. zip code]

XEnter contact's company postal code

[ Company Address]

XEnter contact's company address

[Memo]

Enter using Kanji, Hiragana, full-pitch or 200 half-pitch characters can be entered. Pictograph, symbol, alphanumeric character, or Katakana. Up to 100

XEnter the memo

[(Birthday)]

XEnter birthday

[ Substitute image]

Sets the substitute image for the video call.

Data box Terminal setting

[ (Secret)]

This option appears when Secret mode setting (P117) is set to "Secr et mode" . Set th is opt ion to " On" if you save the created Phonebook entry as secret data.

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For details on the Secret code, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide i-mode <FOMA>".

䋺

Select a song saved in "Music" in the "Data box".→P224

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

䋺

In accord with the "Select ring tone" settings.→P92

䋺

Select a song saved in "Music" in the "Data box".→P224

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

䋺

In accord with the "Select ring tone" settings.→P92

䋺

Select an image saved in "Image" in the "Data box".→P194

䋺

In accord with the "Call display" settings.→P100

Phonebook

I[Done]

Note

• If you add a new mail address defined as "Phone number + secret code@docomo.ne.jp" to Phonebook, you may not receive or send mails to that contact. Save the mail address in the format "Phone number@ docomo.ne.jp" first, then insert the Secret code.

• When the Secret mode setting (P117) is set to "Secret only mode", the Phonebook entry is saved as secret data.

• The secret entry is shown only when the "Secret mode" is set to "On" or "Secret only mode".

• Secret entries cannot be saved in UIM Phonebooks.

• The names saved in the secret entries are shown in the Redial log, history, or mail list/detail screen only when the "Secret mode" is set to "On" or "Secret only mode". The phone numbers and mail addresses are shown when the "Secret mode" is set to "Off".

• When the "Secret mode" is set to "Off" , the name, image, melody applied to the secret contact will not be used when you received a call or mail from the contact.

Saving UIM Contacts

"Add to phonebook" screen (P77) X (Save to) field X

"UIM"

"Add to

phonebook"

screen

Perform the following operations

[ Save to]

Select save location. When "Handset" is specified as the saving destination, the FOMA handset (Handset) phonebook entry screen is displayed.→P79

X "Handset"/"UIM"

[ Name]

Up to 10 full-pitch or 21 half-pitch characters can be entered. Enter using Kanji, Hiragana, symbol, alphanumeric character, or Katakana.

XEnter name

[Reading]

Up to 12 full-pitch or 25 half-pitch characters can be entered. En ter or edit when necessary. Ent er using full-pitch katakana, half-pitch alphanumeric, or half-pitch symbol.

XEnter reading

[ Phone number]

For green or white UIM, up to 26 digits can be entered. For blue UIM, up to 20 digits can be entered.

X Enter the phone number

[ Mail address]

Up to 50 half-pitch characters can be entered. Enter using alphanumeric characters or symbols.

X Enter a mail address

䉫䊦䊷䊒

[

You can select from among 11 types of groups, from "No group " or from "Group1" to "Grou p 10".Groups can be used for a Group search (P78)

XSelect a group

(Group)]

(UIM)

Phonebook

I[Done]

Saving Contacts to the Phonebook from Received or Dialed Calls

You can save entries to a Phonebook from the list or detail screens of call history, mail, SMS, or bookmarks that contain a phone number, mail address, or URL. Also, you can save a phone number currently being entered/displayed on the phone number entry screen or web site, etc.

Open the screen containing items to save

䂓

To save phone numbers using "Dialed calls" list screen (P54), "Dialed calls" detail screen (P54), "Received calls" list screen (P56), "Received calls" detail screen (P56):

M[Menu] X Select "Add to phonebook".

Press

• To save phone numbers from the "Dialed calls" or "Received calls" list screen, select the target number from the history first.

• If you already have the number in your Phonebook, the "Store" command will not be shown.

䂓

To save phone numbers using the phone number entry screen

C[Save].

Press

䂓

To save the sender or recipient mail address

Press

M[Menu] in the mail details screen X Select "Store" X "Add to phonebook".

• If there are several mail addresses, select the one to save first).

䂓

To save items using other screens

Select an item or phone number on the screen and pre ss M[ M enu] X Select "Add to phonebook".

Perform the following operations

[New registration]

Add a new entry to a Phonebook. Go to Step 3.

• "Add to phonebook" screen opens for the new entry.

[Add registration]

Add an item to a saved Phonebook entry. Press the Phonebook search method.→P82

X Select a Phonebook entry to edit.

• The updated "Add to phonebook" screen is displayed.

• When you edit Phonebook entries in UIM, the updated entry is displayed in the "Add to phonebook" screen.

M[Menu] on the phonebook entry screen to change

Modify/save Phonebook entries XI[Done]

• To save the entries, see Step 2 described in "Saving FOMA Handset (Phone) Contacts" (P77).

Note

• The data scanned from barcodes can be saved in a Phonebook, too.→P134

• If you attempt to input a string longer than the maximum number of characters allowed, a warning screen notifying of the problem is displayed. Then, the truncated string will be shown in the "Add to phonebook" screen.

Phonebook

Saving/Editing a Group Name

You can group the contacts in the FOMA handset Phonebook or UIM Phonebook. Up to 31 groups can be saved in the FOMA handset Phonebook, and up to 11 groups can be saved in the UIM Phonebook. "No group" is ascribed to one group.

• "No Group" can not be edited.

• Only the category names and members can be saved/edited in the UIM Phonebook.

M[Menu]X (Phonebook)X"Search phonebook"

X"Group search"XMove the cursor to the target groupXI[Settings]

• I[UIM]/[Handset ] : Switches between th e handset and the UIM's grou p settings.

J: Displays the selected group's setting.

•

• For the operations on the screen (Group List screen) that opens for "Group search", see Step 2 in "Searching Phonebook" (P79)

C[Settings]

Perform the following operations

[ (Group name)]

Up to 10 full-pitch or 21 half-pitch characters can be entered. Enter using Kanji, Hiragana, pictographs (E-Moji), symbols, or Katakana.

XEntering a group name

[ Ringtone]

Set the ringtone for a voice call.

Music Melody i-motion Terminal setting

䌛

Mail tone]

Set the ring tone for when receiving mail.

Music Melody i-motion Terminal setting

䋺

Select a song saved in "Music" in the "Data box".→P224

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

䋺

In accord with the "Select ring tone" settings.→P92

䋺

Select a song saved in "Music" in the "Data box".→P224

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

䋺

In accord with the "Select ring tone" settings.→P92

Group Settings

List screen

Group Settings

Phonebook

Continue on the next page

[Image]

Add an image to a group.

My Pictures i-motion Still image photography Terminal setting

[ Reject/Acceptcall]

Set to accept/reject calls by groups. To set this item, entering the secu rity code is needed.

Enter the security code X"Accept call"/"Reject call"/"Not set"

I[Done]

The same icon as on the "Add to phonebook" screen is displayed on each item.→P87

䋺

Select an image saved in "Image" in the "Data box".→P194

䋺

Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

䋺

Start the camera, and capture an image as a group image .→P129

䋺

In accord with the "Call display" settings.→P100

Sub Menu on the Group List Screen

The Group setting screen (P81) XM[Menu] X Perform the

following operations

[Reset]

Resets the selected group settings. Group name is restored to its default.

X"Yes"/"No"

[Move]

Changes the display position of the selected group.

X Locate the new display position X

[Settings]

Edit the selected group settings.→P81

[Reset all]

Reset the group settings or group order.

X"Yes"/"No"

C[OK]

Search phonbook

Making a Call from the Phonebook

• When searching Phonebook entries set as secret, set "Secret mode" to "ON" in advance.→P117

Calling after Invoking the Phonebook

It is easy to make a call after invoking Phonebook.

Phonebook

Stand-by display XU

The contacts found by normal search appears in the Phonebook Contacts List Screen.→P88

Phonebook

Contacts List

Screen

Select a Phonebook entry

The Phonebook details screen opens with the phone number displayed.

• C[Display] : From the Phone number display, press C[Send] to make a call.

䂓

When multiple phone number is saved in the Phonebook entry.

H to select the number to make a phone call to.

• Press

A to select the number from the phone number se lection screen . The selected n umber is

immediately called.

I[Send]

䂓

When making video call

M[Menu]X [Call function] X "Video call"

Note

• If the "Secret mode" is set to "Secret only mode" (P117), only Phonebook entries set as Secret (P78) can be searched/displayed.

(Example:When

searching all

data)

Searching Phonebook

You have various ways to search phonebook.

M[Menu] X (Phonebook) X "Search

phonebook"

• I[Default] : Search method at the cursol is set to the search method of Phonebook list screen which is displa yed wh en you press

U on the Stand-by screen. is displayed to the set search

method.

Perform the following operation

[Search all data]

Displays all Phonebook entries for readings starting with (䈅line to 䉒 line) line and "others" (for readings other than the Japanese Kana syllables.

•Press

J to switch the reading line.

• You can switch the displayed line by pressing the keys

corresponding to reading lines.

X Select a reading line

[Group search]

Phonebook entries are searched/displayed with respect to each group (Group List Screen). Switch between FOMA handset (Handset) Phonebook and UIM Phonebook by

HXC[Select], Phonebook entries saved in each group are displayed.

• In the group list screen, you can perform the following operation.

- Scroll the screen by page using

- Move the cursor by entering a group number (1 to 20) with dial keys.

XSelect a group

F/E.

1 to 0, *(

The usual

search method

is displayed.

䈅

line to 䉒 line, and others)

J. Select a group with

"Search

phonebook"

screen

Phonebook

[Reading search]

Enter a part of the contact name "reading" to be search all the Phonebook entries. Up to 32 half -pitch characters can be entered for a reading.

• All Phonebook entries are displayed when a reading is not entered.

• You can search readings using other than the leading characters.

XEnter reading

[Memory No. search]

All the Phonebook entries in the FOMA handset (phone) is displayed every 50 entries.

J to switch the display of memory number.

•

• The UIM Phonebook entries can not be displayed.

• The Phonebook entries can also be displayed by entering memory numbers with dial keys.

X Select the memory memory number display tab

[Phone number?]

Enter a part of the phone number saved to search all the Phonebook entries. Up to 26 digits can be entered for a phone number.

• All the Phonebook entries are displayed when a phone number is not entered for a number search.

• You can search phone numbers using other than the leading numbers.

X Enter the phone number

[Domain?]

Sort the Phonebook entries by domain name within the mail address.

J to switch the target domain.

• Press

• Register a domain to be searched in advance.→P88

X Select a domain

Sub Menu on the Group List Screen

"Searchphonebook"screen(P82)X "Group search" X M[Menu]

X perform the following operation.

[View UIM/View Phonebook data]

Swithches between the UIM Phonebook and FOMA handset (Phon e) Phonebook group search screen and display them.

[Settings]

The Group setting screen (P81) is displayed.

[Select]

Select the group at the cursor to search.

Viewing a Phonebook Entries

Stand-by display X U

a Save locations for the Phonebook entries

Saved in the handset Phonebook Saved in the UIM Phonebook

䋪䋺

An icon representing "Phone Number 1" is displayed.

b Phonebook entry's image screen

When an image is assigned to the phonebook entry, it is displayed on the screen.

Phonebook

䋪

Phonebook list

screen

Select a Phonebook entry

• When an image is assigned to the phonebook entry, it is displayed on the screen.

• The same icon as on the "Add to phonebook" screen is displayed on each item.→ P77

Operations on the Phonebook list screen

Selecting the Phonebook entry in which a phone number or a mail address is saved,

A to make a call, press I[Mail] to sends a mail. If multiple phone numbers or mail

press addresses are registered, the Phone number or mail address selection screen opens.

Operations on the Phonebook details screen

Selecting a saved phone number, mail address, or URL display the following items at the lower right screen, and you can perform the following operations by pressing

Send : Make a call to the selected phone number. Mail : Create a message and send it to the selected phone numb er/mail address.→P161 Connect : Connect to the site of the selected URL.

Phonebook

details screen

Sub Menu in the Phonebook List Screen

Phonebook list screen (P84) X M[Menu] X Perform the

following operations

[Mail/URL]

Create mail or access URL.

Compose mail

Attach to mail Compose message

Connect to URL

[Call function]

Selects the calling method. If multiple phone numbers are saved, after selecting the calling method, select the number from the phone number selection screen.

Video Call Customize call

International Call (Japan)

[Add new]

Create a new Phonebook entry.→P77

[Edit]

Edit the selected contact.→P87

[Copy]

Copy or back up the selected contact.

to the UIM to the phone to microSD Backup

䋺

Create an i-mode mail address to the selected mail address or phone number. →P161

䋺

Create an i-mode mail with the selected Phonebook entry attached.→P161

䋺

Create a short message address to the phone number in the sel ected phonebook. →P181

䋺

Connect to the URL saved in the currently selected entry.

䋺

Make a Video Phone.

䋺

XMake a call changing the registered phone number. L on the Phone

number entry screen change the number

䋺

If you make a call to a phone number saved in the phonebook from overseas, the Country Code for Japan "+81" is adde d automatically at the beginning of the phone number.

• If the phone number has a leading "0", it is automatically deleted.

䋪

䋺

Copy the selected contact to UIM.

䋪

䋺

Copy the selected contact to the handset.

䋺

Copy the selected contact to a microSD memory card.

䋺

Copy all data to a microSD card as a backup.

• Images saved in the Phonebook cannot be copied.

XK to move the cursor to the digit to change X

Phonebook

[Delete]

Delete saved data in the Phonebook.

Delete all in phone all in UIM

[Multiple choice]

Select multiple contacts to copy or delete them. After you select the storage location to save multiple phonebook entries from "Handset"/"UIM"(FOMA handset (Handset) Phonebook/UIM Phonebook), perform the following operations.

X Check off the contacts to be selected X Copy to UIM

Copy to phone Copy to microSD Delete Mark/Unmark

[Search by]

Temporarily change the Phonebook search method.→P83

[Send Ir data]

Send a contact to an external device using infrared transmission.→P212

Focused data all in phone all in UIM

[Create domain list]

Create a domain to be searched using "Domain search".→P88

㶎1䋺㶎2䋺

䋺

Delete the selected Phonebook entry.

䋺

Delete all Phonebook data on the handset.

䋺

Delete all Phonebook data on the UIM.

䋪

䋺

Copy the selected contact to UIM.

䋪

䋺

Copy the selected contact to the handset.

䋺

Copy the selected contact to a microSD memory card.

䋺

Delete the selected Phonebook entry.

䋺

Delete all of saved data in the Phonebook.

䋺

Send the selected contact.

䋺

Send all data saved in the handset Phonebook.

䋺

Send all data saved in the UIM Phonebook.

Displayed when using the handset phonebook. Displayed when using the UIM phonebook.

M[Menu]

Sub Menu in the Phonebook Details Screen

Phonebook

Phonebook details screen (P85) X M[Menu] X Perform the following operations

[Mail/URL]

Create mail or access URL.

Compose mail

Attach to mail Compose message

Connect to URL

[Call function]

Selects the calling method.

Video Call Customize call

International Call (Japan)

[Edit]

Edit the displayed contact.→P87

䋺

Create an i-mode mail address to the the mail address or phone number in the displayed (current) contact.→P161

䋺

Create an i-mode mail with the displayed contact data attached.→P161

䋺

Create a short message address to the phone number in the displayed contact. →P181

䋺

Access to the URL saved in the selected contact.

䋺

Make a Video Phone.

䋺

Make a call changing the registered phone number.

L on the Phone number entry screen XK to move the cursor to the

X digit to change X change the number X

䋺

If you make a call to a phone number saved in the phonebook from overseas, the Country Code for Japan "+81" is added automatically at the beginning of the phone number.

• If the phone number has a leading "0", it is automatically deleted.

[Copy]

Copy the displayed contact.

to the UIM to the phone to microSD

[Delete]

Delete the displayed contact.

X"Yes"/"No"

[Send Ir data]

Send the displayed contact using infrared transmission.→P212

X"Yes"/"No"

[Accept/Reject call]

Select to accept or reject calls by the phone numbers in the FOMA handset "Handset" phonebook The phone number saved in the "Reject on List"(P119) cannot be set to "Accept".

X Enter security code X Phone Number

In-call arrival action

㶎1䋺㶎2䋺

䋪

䋺

Copy the displayed contact to UIM.

䋪

䋺

Copy the displayed contact to the handset.

䋺

Copy the displayed contact to a microSD memory card.

H to select item X I[Settings/Set as]

䋺

J to select a desired phone number.

Press

䋺

Press

J to select the in-call arrival action (Not set /Reject call/Accept call).

Displayed when using the handset phonebook. Displayed when using the UIM phonebook.

Editing the Phonebook Entries

Phonebook details screen (P85) X M[Menu] X [Edit] X Edit the

entries.

See "Saving FOMA Handset (Phone) Contacts" (P77) or "Saving UIM Contacts" (P79) on how to edit the desired entry.

䂓

When saving a Phonebook contact to another memory number.

A new memory number is added if you edit and save the existing memory number, leaving the original contact data as is.

XXEnter any un-assigned memory number (000-999)

Press I[Done] when finished.

䂓

When saving in UIM

Edited entries are overwritten.

I[Done] X "Yes"

Deleting Contacts

Deleting Individual or All Entries

Example: To delete a Phonebook entry from the Phonebook contacts list screen

Movethe cursor to delete a Phonebook contact on the Phonebook

list (P84) screen X M[Menu]X "Delete" X Select a deleting method

Delete all in phone䋺 Delete all Phonebook entries saved in the FOMA handset. The security code is required

all in UIM䋺 Delete all Phonebook entries saved on the UIM. The security code is required to delete.

䋺

Delete the selected Phonebook entry.

to delete.

Phonebook

"Yes"

The selected/displayed Phonebook entry will be deleted.

䂓

To delete a Phonebook entry from the Phonebook detail list screen

You can delete Phonebook entries one at a time. Phonebook detail screen (P84) X

M[Menu] X "Delete" X "Yes"

Selecting and Deleting Multiple Contacts

• If either of the handset (Phone) Phonebook or UIM Phonebook is displayed, contacts are deleted from the displayed (active) Phonebook.

Phonebooklist screen (P84) X M[Menu] X [Multiple

choice] X "Handset"/"UIM"

Multiple choice

Select the contacts to be deleted X M[Menu] X

"Delete"

• Put check marks at all unnecessary contacts, then select "Delete".

"Yes"

The selected contacts will be deleted.

Number of Contacts

screen

(when deleting

contacts)

Checking the Phonebook Capacity and Utilization

You can check the available space on the handset/UIM Phonebook.

M[Menu] X (Phonebook) X "No. of Phonebook"

• "Secret entry" is shown when the secret mode is set to "Secret mode" or "Secret only mode".

Setting the Phonebook

You can configure Phonebooks or images to be invoked from the Stand-by display.

M[Menu] X (Phonebook) X "PhoneBook

settings"

Phonebook

"No. of

Phonebook"

screen

"PhoneBook

settings" screen

Perform the following operation

[Default mode]

Search method for invoking the Phonebook list screen directly from the Stand-by display.

X Select search method

[Create domain list]

Create a domain to be searched using "Domain search". Enter a domain name se lecti ng items tha t ar e not in the list.

X Enter a domain name X

[Display image]

Set whether to display image assigned to the Phonebook or not.

X "Show" / "Do not show"

To edit the domain name

Select the domain you want to edit from the list X C[Select] X Edit the domain name. You cannot edit "docomo.ne.jp" on that domain.

To Delete the set Domain Nam e

Select the domain you want to delete from the list X M[Menu] X Select "Delete"

C [Set]

Dialing Quick Search

Call with the Least Number of Buttons

As you are in the Stand-by display, you can make a call easily using dial keys by dialing one or two digits number which is a memory number from "0" to "99" which corresponds to the phone number in the Phonebook.

Example: To find a Phonebook entry by entering a memory number<

Enter one or two digits numberXA

The content of the Phonebook entry of the corresponding memory number which is entered is displayed and a call is made to that number.

䂓

If you enter 3 or more digits

The phone numbers saved in the Phonebook containing the entered number sequence will be displayed. a phone number and press

•

M[Menu] : Display the sub menu of the phone number entry screen.→P52

•

C[Save] : Add a new or extra phone number to Phonebook.

→P80

•

I[Mail] : If you enter a 1 or 2 digit number, an i-mod e mail with t he address found in the numbered

memory address will be created. If you enter 3 or more digits, an i-mode mail can be created to an address containing the entered number sequence.

H : When you enter a 1 or 2 digit number, the Phonebook entries assigned to the previous and

• subsequent memory numbers will be displayed. If you enter 3 or more digits, you can select to call from phone numbers containing the same sequence.

J : If the entered number has 1 or 2 digits, you can select from phone numbers from phone numbers

• saved in the entry at the numbered memory address.

DXH to select

The content of the Phonebook entry of the entered phone number or the corresponding memory number is displayed.

Note

• When "Dialing Quick Search" in the "Dialing" is set to "Off", this option does not function.→P101

• This function does not work when you enter a 2-digit number which begins with "0" such as "01" because it is not recognized as a memory number.

Phonebook

Display the History of Call/Mail

M[Menu] X (Phonebook)X [Call/Mail history] X Select the

log to be displayed

Received Calls䋺 Show logs for Voice/Video calls. Redial Received mails䋺 Displays the Received mails. Sent mails

Note

• Received mails can be accessed from the Stand-by display by pressing L.→P56

• Redial can be accessed from the Stand-by display by pressing

䋺

Show redial logs for Voice/Video calls.

䋺

Displays the Sent mails.

R.→P54

Phonebook

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Tone Settings

Changing the Ring Tone.......................................................................Select ring tone 92

Changing the Ringer Volume.............................................................................. Volume 94

Vibrating Instead of Ring tone or Alarm ..........................................Vibration settings 95

Setting the Sound When a Key is Pressed ..................................Select Effect Sound 96

Having a FOMA Terminal Warn You Before a Call Drops Out .............. Quality alarm 97

Setting Ring Time Duration for Receiving Mails ...........................Mail Ring Duration 97

Muting Handset Tones..............................................................................Manner mode 97

Changing Manner Mode ......................................................................Manner Settings 98

Screen/Light Settings

Changing Stand-by Display ................................................................. Set as stand-by 99

Setting the Image When Receiving a Call ...................................................Call display 100

Setting the Screen When Dialing......................................................................... Dialing 101

Displaying a Wake-up Message.......................................................... Wake-up display 102

Displaying an Image Saved in the Phonebook on the Incoming Call

<Display phonebook image> ............................................. Display phonebook image 102

Setting the Back Light of Display ................................................................. Back Light 103

Displaying in the Power Saving Mode ........................................... Power saver mode 103

Setting the Display Color .......................................................................... Color Theme 103

Changing the Appearance of Main Menu...............................................Menu settings 104

Setting Incoming Call Light.................................................. Illumination dot Settings 105

Setting Time Format .............................................................................. Set Date&Time 106

Switching the Display Language to English...................................... Select language 107

Select ring tone

Changing the Ring Tone

Default

Ring tone: Ring01䇭Video ring tone: Ring02䇭Mail/Message/SMS Volume: Message01 MessageR: Message02䇭Message F: Message03 SMS ring tone: Message04

You can change the ring tone for Voice/Video calls, mails, etc.

• In addition to the pre-installed ring tones and melodies, i-motion programs, melodies and Chaku-Uta®, Chaku-Uta-Full

downloaded from i-mode sites or websites can be set as ring tones.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Sounds&Vibration" X "Select ring tone"

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : The ring tone screen of the selected item opens.

[Ring tone]

Select the ring tone for a voice call.

Music

䋺

Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

䋺

Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

䋺

Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

䋺

Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

䋺

Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

䋺

Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

䋺

Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

䋺

Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

䋺

Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

i-motion Melody

[Video call]

Select the ring tone for a video call.

Music i-motion Melody

[Mail/Message/SMS]

Select the Mail tone for a mail.

Music i-motion Melody

[Message R]

Select the ring tone for a Message R.

Music i-motion Melody

[Message F]

Select the ring tone for a Message F.

Music i-motion Melody

[SMS tone]

Select the ring tone for SMS.

Music i-motion Melody

Ring tone

Selection screen

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

I[Done]

Note

• The ringtone is displayed as its file name.

• The following file formats can be set for the ring tone (but some files such as restricted files or files including only movies or sounds may not be set). SMF, MFi, MP4 (Mobile MP4), AMR

• When the Ringtone is set to Videos/i-Motions, the "Call display"(P100) will be changed to the same.

• Audio only Videos/i-Motions can be set for "Mail", "Message F", "Message R" and "SMS".

• An Videos/i-Motions included with movie only cannot be set as the ring tone.

List of the Ring tone (Pre-installed)

A Mystique Message03 Ring03 A Red Sky Message04 Ring04 Alarm01 Morning Dew Ring05 Alarm02 Musette Show My Love Alarm03 New Wave Stand Tall Alarm04 Next Time Statlight Bell of Temple Cigar and Wine Pocket Watch Stranger Csardas Power Off Sunday Morning Go Go Cart Power On Tail of Light Higher Right on Wake Me up Message01 Ring01 Message02 Ring02

• Each melody is the copyright of LG ELECTRONICS.

Piacer d'amor Steppers

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Volume

Changing the Ringer Volume

Default (All) Level 3

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Sounds&Vibration"X

"Volume"

Perform the following operation

• J : Adjust the volume of the selected item. When the volume level is lowest, "Silent " is displayed and the sound is not emitted. Every time the volume is adjusted, the tone for the item sounds in the new volume.(Except "Receiver volume")

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C[Select] : Volume Setting screen of the selected item is displayed

[Ring tone]

Adjust the incoming call volume for voice/video call.

[Mail/Message/SMS]

Adjust the incoming tone volume for Mail/Message R/F/SMS.

[Alarm/Schedule]

Adjust the alarm tone volume for Alarm/Schedule.

[Dial sound]

Adjust the dial sound volume

[Slide tone]

Adjust the volume when the FOMA handset is opened.

[Key tone]

Adjust the volume of keypad sound except dial tone and munu effect.

[Menu effect]

Adjust the volume for main menu operation.

[Power On/Off]

Adjust the volume when the handset is turned on/off.

[Popup tone]

Adjusts the volume when the popup window is displayed.

[Receiver volume]

Adjust the earpiece volume during a call. It ca n no t mu te the so un d .

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I[Done]

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Vibration settings

Vibrating Instead of Ring tone or Alarm

Default (All) Off

You can set the handset to vibrate when a call or mail arrives or at a Schedule alarm time.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Sounds&Vibration"X

"Vibrator"

Vibrate Setting

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Perform the following operation

• J : Set the vibrate pattern of the selected item. Every time the vibration patter is changed, the handset vibrates in the new pattern.

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C[List] : Vibrate pattern setting screen of the selected item is shown.

[Incoming call]

Sets the vibration pattern for voice/video call.

Off Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

[Mail/Message/SMS]

Sets the vibration pattern for receiving mail/message R/F.

Off Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

[Alarm/Schedule]

Sets the vibration pattern for the Alarm/schedule alert.

Off Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

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The handset does not vibrate.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 0.5 seconds, then stops vibrating fo r 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 1 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 3 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset does not vibrate.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 0.5 seconds, then stops vibrating fo r 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 1 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 3 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset does not vibrate.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 0.5 seconds, then stops vibrating fo r 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 1 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 3 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

I[Done]

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Select Effect Sound

Setting the Sound When a Key is Pressed

Default

Dial sound: Japanese Slide tone: Slid e tone 1 Keypad tone: Keypad tone 1 Menu effect: Menu effect 1 Power On: Power On Power Off: Power Off Low battery alert: On

You can set the effect sound when a key is pressed or a function is performed.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Sounds&Vibration"X

"Select effect tone"

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of t he items of the selected item is displayed.

[Dial sound]

Selects the effect sound when dial keys are pressed on the Stand-b y screen or the Ph one number entry screen. If set to "Japanese", "English", or "K orea n", t he n umber s ent ered with dial ke ys will be re ad out.

X"Japanese"/"English"/"Korean"/"Digital tone"

[Slide tone]

Selects the effect sound when the FOMA handset is opened.

X"Slide tone 1"/"Slide tone 2"/Slide tone 3"/"Slide tone 4"

[Keypad sound]

Select sound effects that sound when a key is pressed other than the Dial sound and Menu ef fect.

"@@Keypad sound 1"/"Keypad sound 2"/"Keypad sound 3"/"Keypad sound 4@@"

[Menu effect]

Selects the effect sound when a main menu is selected.

X"Menu effect 1"/"Menu effect 2"/"Menu effect 3"/"Menu effect 4"

[Power On]

Selects the effect sound when the handset is turn on.

Music i-motion

Melody

[Power off]

Selects the effect sound when the handset is turned off.

Music i-motion

Melody

[Low battery alert]

Set whether to sound an alarm when the battery level is low.

X"ON"/"OFF"

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Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

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Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

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Videos/i-motion movies with only graphics cannot be set.

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Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

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Select from music data saved in "Music" in the "Data box" .→P224

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Select a movie/i-motion saved in "i-motion" in the "Data box".→P201

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Videos/i-motion movies with only graphics cannot be set.

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Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

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Quality alarm

M[Play} on the Sound effect select screen to sound the sound effect selected by using J.

Press

M[Mute] not to sound a tone. You can also check the sound effect by pressing I[Play]

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H on the Sound effect list screen.

Having a FOMA Terminal Warn You Before a Call Drops Out

Default High alarm

A FOMA handset uses this function to sound an alarm tone during a voice or videophone call warning you that the signal quality is deteriorating and the call is likely to drop out.

• If the signal rapidly deteriorates, the call may be drop out without warning.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Call/VT/Dialing"X"Call feature"X

"Quality alarm"X"High alarm"/"Low alarm"/"Alarm off"

Mail Ring Duration

Setting Ring Time Duration for Receiving Mails

Default

You can set how many times or for how long the ring tone sounds when mail arrives.

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Manner mode

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M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Sounds&Vibration"X"Mail ring duration"

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of the items is displayed.

[Mail ring]

Off Once Select time

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Sets not to sound a ring tone.

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Set to sound the ring tone once.

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Set the duration of the ring tone. field

D Enter ring time between 1-30 seconds in the ri ng time

I[Done]

Muting Handset Tones

Turn off the tones that sound from the handset so as not to disturb others.

#(for 1 + seconds) or U(for 1 + seconds)X"Yes"

To cancel Manner Mode

Press # (for 1 + seconds) or select F(for 1 + seconds) X "Yes" at the Stand-by display.

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

Note

• There are 2 types of Manner Mode: "General manner" and "Original manner mode".→P98

• appears at the top of the screen when Manner Mode is activated.

• A notification screen appears when you try to play a melody, video or i-motion, while Manner Mode is activated.

• Even when Manner Mode is activated, the camera shutter tone sounds.

Manner Settings

Changing Manner Mode

Default Manner Mode

Selects the action of Manner Mode from "General manner" or "Original manner mode". The setting of the set Manner mode can be changed for the Original manner mode. Example: To change the settings of the Original manner mode

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Sounds&Vibration"X

"Manner settings"X"Original manner mode"XI [Edit]

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To select the Manner mode type

"Manner mode"/"Original manner mode"X Press C The Manner mode setting will terminate.

Perform the following operation

• J : Select the vibrate pat tern or volume of the selected item. When the volume level is lowest, "Silent" is displayed and the sound is not emitted.

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C[List] : Vibration pattern and their volume setting screen of the selected item is displayed.

[Incoming call vib.]

Sets the vibration pattern for voice/video call.

Off Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

[Mail/SMS vib.]

Sets the vibration pattern for receiving mail/message R/F.

Off Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

[Alarm/Schedule vib.]

Sets the vibration pattern for the Alarm/schedule alert.

Off Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3

[Incoming call vol.]

Adjust the incoming call volume for voice/video call.

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The handset does not vibrate.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 0.5 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 1 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 3 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset does not vibrate.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 0.5 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 1 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 3 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset does not vibrate.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 0.5 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 1 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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The handset repeatedly vibrates for 3 seconds, then stops vibrating for 0.5 seconds.

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Sound/Screen/Light Settings

[Mail/SMS vol.]

Adjust the incoming tone volume for Mail/Message R/F/SMS.

[Alarm/Schedule vol.]

Adjust the alarm tone volume for Alarm/Schedule.

[Effect/Popup tone]

Adjusts the effect sound or volume when the popup is displayed.

[Low battery alert]

Set whether to sound an alarm when the battery level is low.

X "On" / "Off"

I[Done]

Set as stand-by

Changing Stand-by Display

Default

Sets the items (Time, Calender, Schedule, Shortcuts, Wallpaper) to be shown on the Stand-by display.

Wallpaper: Image, illusion Display items: Clock Clock type: Large digital Show shortcut icons: ON

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M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Display"X"Set as stand-by"

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of the items screen of the selected item is displayed.

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M[Preview] : The selected preview screen is displayed.

[Wallpaper]

Sets the image to be displayed on the Wallpaper screen.

Image

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i-motion

[Display items]

Sets the display of Clock or Calendar on the Stand-by display.

Do not show: Clock: Calendar:

Calendar + Schedule:

Select an image saved in "Image" in the "Data box".→P194

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

DXon the image name field, C[List]XSelect image data

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Do not display the Clock or the Calendar.

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Display the Clock.

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Display the calendar.*1

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You can display the calendar Schedule screen on the Stand-by screen (P234) by performing

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Display a calendar and schedule events for today.*2

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You can view the schedule list screen from the Stand-by scree n (P234) by performing

XCX Display a Schedule XC[OK] . Also, the cale ndar screen of S chedule (P234 )

can be displayed from the Stand-by screen by performing the same steps as in setting the "Calendar".

XCX Display a calendar XC[OK]

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[Clock type]

Sets the displaying method of the Clock type.

Small Digital Large digital Analog Dual clock

• The following screen will be displayed from the Stand-by screen by performing X

C[OK]

- If "Small Digital", "Large Digital" or "Analog" is set Alarm List Screen (P231) can be displayed.

- If "Dual clock" is set If you select a clock for the Home city (P240), the "Time and Date Settings Screen"(P47) is displ ayed. If you select a second City, "Stand-by display" opens.

[Clock font color]

Sets the font color of the Clock.

Jselects the color.

[Sub clock]

Set the city for the second clock.

C[List]XSelect a city by using J

[Show shortcut icons]

Set whether to display the function mark (shortcut icons) assigned to each key of the touch pad to the Stand-by display.→P33

X"ON"/"OFF"

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Shrinks the digital clock to fit to screen.

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Enlarge the digital clock to fit to the screen.

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Sets to display the analog clock on the screen.

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Displays the time/date for two cities on the Stan d-by display. Se lects the second city t o be displayed on the bottom of screen from the "2-nd City" menu.

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Can not selected if a Flash movie is set as wallpaper. Shown when "Clock" is selected on "Display items" menu. Shown when "Dual clock" is selected on "Clock type" menu. Shown when "Small digital" is selected on "Clock type" menu.

CX Clock type

Note

• Some images/Movies/i-motion may not be set for the Stand-by display.

• The Movies/i-motion movie set for the Stand-by display is played when the FOMA handset is opened and stops when the handset is closed. When the FOMA handset is opened, use movie.

• Web To function from Movies/i-motion set to the Stand-by display is not available.

P to play or stop the i-motion

Call display

Setting the Image When Receiving a Call

Default

Sets the image shown on the screen when receiving a call.

Sound/Screen/Light Settings

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Incoming voice call: Image, incoming_call_black Incoming video call: Image, incoming_call_black

M[Menu]X "Settings"X"Display"X"Call display".

Call display

Setting screen

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of the items screen of the selected item is displayed.

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M[Preview] : The selected preview screen is displayed.

[Incoming voice call]

Sets the image shown on the screen when receiving a voice call.

Image

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i-motion

[Incoming video call]

Sets the image to be displayed on the incoming voice call screen.

Image i-motion

I[Done]

Note

• Movies/i-motion that includes sounds only cannot be set as the Call display.

• When the Call display is set to Movies/i-motion, the "Select ring tone"(P92) will be changed to the same.

• If you change the setting of Incoming call screen from the movies or i-motion which has sound to which does not, the ring tone settings goes back to the previous settings aut omatically.

Dialing

Select an image saved in "Image" in the "Data box".→P194

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

DXon the image name field, C[List]XSelect image data

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Select an image saved in "Image" in the "Data box".→P194

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

DXon the image name field, C[List]XSelect image data

Setting the Screen When Dialing

Default Motion dialing: Digital Dialing Quick Search: ON

Sets the screen to enter numbers on the Stand-by display.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Display"X"Dialing"

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of the items screen of the selected item is displayed.

[Motion dialing]

Sets the display method of the entered numbers.

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Digital Picture Off

[Dialing Quick Search]

When the number is entered 1 digit or 2 digits, sets whether to search the Phonebook entry of corresponding registration number.

X"On"/"Off"

Display in digital design.

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Display in painting design.

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Display in no effect.

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