LG Electronics USA L705I Users Manual

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[Filter]

Shows messages that meet certain conditions.

Address

Subject

Protected Not protected Image

i-motion

Melody

Mail SMS All

[Protect on/off]

Protect On/Off

Protect selected on/off

Protect all

Protect all on/ off

[Send Ir data]

Send

Send all data

[Copy to microSD card]

Copy one

Copy all

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Display mail sent to a specific address. X Select item X Select/input address

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Display mail with a specific subject. XEnter subject

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Display protected mail.

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Display unprotected mail.

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Display mail with an image attached.

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Display mail with an i-motion movie attached.

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Display mail with a melody attached.

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Display i-mode mail.

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Only display SMSes.

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Display all mail in the folder.

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Protect or unprotect the selected mail. X"Yes"

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Select and protect or unprotect mail. XCheck off the mail to

I[Done]X"Yes"

protectX

M[Menu], choose from

• Press "Mark all", "Release all", "Switch view"

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Protect all mail in the folder. X"Yes"

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Unprotect all mail in the folder. X"Yes"

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Sends selected mail via Infrared. X"Yes"

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Send all mail in the folder by infrared. XEnter security codeXEnter Auth. Password X"Yes"

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Copies selected mail to microSD memory card. X"Yes"

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Copies all mail in the folder to microSD memory card. XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

[UIM]

Copy to UIM Move to UIM䋺Move the selected SMS to the UIM. Copy from

UIM Move from

UIM

[Memory status]

Display number of mails in sent mail BOX.

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Copy the selected SMS to the UIM.

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Copy the

selected

SMS to the FOMA

handset.

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Move the handset.

Note

• Addresses matched completely and subjects matched even partially are displayed.

Sent Mail Details Screen Sub Menu

Sent mail details screen (P171) XM

[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Edit]

Edit and send a sent mail.→P161䇮P181

[Move]

Move the displayed mail to another folder.

XSelect destination folder

[Delete]

Delete a displayed mail.

X"Yes"

[Protect on/off]

Protect or release the displayed mail.

X"Yes"

[Store]

Save the phone numbers and email addresses in the displayed mail to Phonebook.→P169

[Attach file]

Save, play or view, or delete images attached to the displayed i-mode mail.→P169

[Inline image]

Save images contained in the displayed mail or view the information.→P170

Mail

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[View settings]

Scroll

Character Size

[Copy]

Copy contents of the displayed mail.

Message

Address

Subject

[Save template]

Save Deco-mail as a template.

C[Select]XEdit titleXI[Done]

[Export]

Send IrDA䋺Send the displayed mail via IrDA. Copy to microSD

FOMA card (UIM)

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Sets the number of lines scrolled

H is pressed at the mail

when Display Screen. X"1 line"/"3 lines"/"5 lines"/"Page"

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Set a font size for text on mail display screen. X"Small"/"Standard"/"Large"

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Select and copy contents of text. →P252

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Copy a destination. If there are multiple recipients, select addresses to copy.

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Copy a subject.

X"Yes"

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Copy the displayed mail to the microSD memory card. X"Yes"

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Copy or move the selected SMS to the UIM, or copy or move the selected SMS from the UIM to the handset. X"Copy to UIM"/"Move to UIM"/ ""Copy from UIM"/"Move from UIM"

Note

• Up to 500 mails can be protected.

• Protected mails cannot be deleted.

Unsent Mail List Screen Sub Menu

Unsent mail list screen (P171) XMove

cursor to mailXM[Menu]XPerform the following operation

[Delete]

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Delete

Deletes selected item

Delete all

Delete the selected message. X"Yes"

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Select and delete message. XCheck off the mail to

I[Done]X"Yes"

deleteX

M[Menu], choose from "Mark

• Press all", "Release all", "Switch view"

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Delete all unsent messages. XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

[View settings]

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Switch

Set how to display mail.

View

X"1 lines subjt"/"1 lines add"/"1 lines name"/ "2 lines add"/"2 lines name"

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Sort

Sort mails by the condition you specify. X"Subject asc"/"Subject desc"/"Address asc"/"Address desc"/"Date asc"/"Date desc"

[Filter]

Shows messages that meet certain conditions.

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Address

Subject

Image i-motion

Melody Mail SMS All

[Send Ir data]

Send

Send all data

[Copy to microSD card]

Copy one

Copy all

[Memory status]

Display number of mails in unsent mail BOX.

Display mail sent to a specific address. X Select item X Select/input address

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Display mail with a specific subject. XEnter subject

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Display mail with an image attached.

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Display mail with an i-motion movie attached.

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Display mail with a melody attached.

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Display i-mode mail.

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Only display SMSes.

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Display all unsent messages.

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Sends selected mail via Infrared. X"Yes"

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Send all unsent messages via infrared. XEnter security codeXEnter Auth. Password X"Yes"

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Copies selected mail to microSD memory card. X"Yes"

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Copy all unsent mail to the microSD memory card. XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

Received Mails/Sent Mails/Recent Mails

Using Mail Logs

Received / Sent mail logs show the last 30 mails that were sent/received. Also, up to 60 received or sent mails are recorded in "Recent Mails". These logs can be used to make emails, and save addresses to the phonebook.

• If more entries have been recorded than can be saved, the oldest entries will be overwritten first.

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Mail

Example: When displaying the received mail logs

The Stand-by displayXL(Hold for 1+

seconds)

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To display Sent mails

The Stand-by display

R(for 1+ seconds)

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To display recent mail

The Stand-by display

A(for 1+ seconds)

Ex.: Received

Mail History

List Screen

Select a Logged mail

• I[Mail] : Creates mail to selected entry's recipient/ sender.

aThe name entered

into the phone book

bOther party's mail address cReceive/Sent date & time

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Icons displayedonthe received/send log/Recent Mails

Icon Description

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The received/sent date and time is shown on local time.

a b

Ex.: Received

Mail History

List Screen

Received mail Sent mail Received SMS Sent SMS Mail and SMS that were

Received/Sent while Roaming*

Received/Sent Mail Log/Recent Mail Sub Menu

Move cursor to the received/sent logX

M[Menu]XPerforms the following operations

[Video phone call]

Make a Video Phone.

[Compose mail]

Creates mail to selected entry's recipient/sender. Go to Step 3 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

[Add to phonebook]

Save the selected log's address to the phonebook. Go to Step 2 in "Saving Contacts to the Phonebook from Received or Dialed Calls" (P80).

• Saves only unsaved mail addresses.

[Customize call]

Edit the phone number in the selected entry and dial. You can save a phone number to the Phonebook using

C [Save]. XL on the Phone number entry screen XLXK

to movethe cursor to theplace to change X change the phone number

[Change list]

Recent calls

Recent mail

Received Calls

Received mail

Redial Sent mail

• The item for the currently displayed log is not shown.

[Delete]

Delete the selected log entry.

X"Yes"

[Delete all]

Delete all entries from the mail logs.

X"Yes"

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This option does not appear on the received/sent mail logs/recent mail detail screen.

Mail setting

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Display all incoming and outgoing call logs.

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Display all incoming and outgoing mail logs.

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Display Received calls.

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Displays the Received mail logs.

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Displays phone redial log.

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Displays the Sent mail logs.

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Setting FOMA Handset Mail Functions Settings

Communication

Configuring Communication Settings

Receive option set: OFF

Default

Mail menu screen(P160) X "Mail

setting" X "Communication" X Perform the following operations

[Receive option set]

To enable/disable the Receive option (P167), set whether to receive i-mode mail automatically.

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Off

[Receive attach file]

Set attachment files to be acquired when receiving i-mode mail.

XCheck off the item to be downloadedX

Receive attch file: All checkmarked Check new messages : All checkmarked

Do not automatically receive mails. Automatically receive mails.

Continue on the next page

I[Done]

Mail

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[Check new messages]

Sets request settings when using "Check new messages".

XCheck off item to checkX

I[Done]

Note

• When this option is set to "ON", i-mode mail cannot be received automatically. Incoming i-mode mail is kept at the i-mode Center, and the Receive notify screen(P162) appears.

• When receiving the attached file so as to be set the unreceivable file type, you can receive attachments by selecting their file names shown in the body text.→P169

Edit

Editing Header/Sign/Quotation

Edit header: Non

Default

Mail menu screen (P160) X "Mail

setting" X "Edit" X Perform the

Edit signature: Non Edit quotation> Auto attach: Checkmarked on "Signature"

following operations

[Edit Header]

Set a header to be inserted into the i-mode mail text.

C[Edit]XEnter header

[Edit Signature]

Set a signature to be inserted to i-mode mail text.

C[Edit]XEnter signature

[Edit Quotation]

Set a symbol indicating quotation from a received mail used for replying by quoting.

C[Select]XEdit quotesXI[Done]

[Auto attach]

Set whether to automatically attach a header or signature when composing i-mode mail.

XPlace a check marknext to an item to be attached

I[Done]

View

Configuring Display Settings

Font size: Standard Scroll: 1 line

Default

Mail menu screen(P160) X "Mail

setting" X "Display" X Perform the following operations

Mail list: 2 lines name Folder security: Non checkmarked Melody auto play: ON Receiving display: Alarm mode

[Font size]

Set a font size for text on the Mail detail screen screen.

X"Small"/"Standard"/"Large"

[Scroll]

Sets the number of lines scrolled when at the the Mail detail screen or the Preview screen.

X"1 line"/"3 lines"/"5 lines"/"Page"

[Mail list]

Set how to display mail on the Mail list screen.

X"1 line subject"/"1 line address"/"1 line name"/"2 lines address"/"2 lines name"

[Folder security]

Sets security for Mail Menu's send/receive/unsent mail box. To display a security-enabled mail box, the security code must be entered.

XEnter security codeXCheck the items to enable security onX

[Melody auto play]

Set whether to automatically play attached or pasted melodies on the Mail display screen.

X"ON"/"OFF"

[Receiving display]

Set whether to preferentially open the Receive results screen when i-mode mail or Message R/F is received while operating the FOMA handset.

Alarm preferred

Operation preferred

Other

I[Done]

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Open the Received Results screen.

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Carry out FOMA handset operations without displaying the Received result screen.

H is pressed

Configuring Other Settings

Mail menu screen (P160) X "Mail

setting" X "Others" X Perform the following operations

[Check setting]

Confirm the contents set in "Mail setting".

[Reset setting]

Reset the contents set in "Mail setting" to the default.

XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

Note

• The contents of the header and signature will not be reset.

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SMSCompose/Send

Creating and Sending SMS (Short Message Service) Message

• You can send and receive SMS to/from parties of overseas carriers other than DoCoMo. Visit DoCoMo's web site for countries and overseas carriers available.

Mail Menu Screen(P160)X"SMS"X

"Compose SMS"

Compose SMS

Screen

Select (Receiver) fieldX"Input

Address"XEnter the phone number

• Up to 21 digits (including "+") can be entered.

• The address can be selected from the Phonebook, Sent mail logs or Received mail logs.→P181

Select (Body) fieldXInput body

• The number of characters which can be entered differs depending on the settings in "SMS i nput character".

I[Send]

Note

• For a destination of an overseas carrier other than DoCoMo, enter in the order of "+" (Press

0 for 1+ seconds), "Country Code" and

"other party's mobile phone number". For the mobile phone number, omit leading "0", if exist. Numbers may be entered in the order of "010", "Country Code" and "other party's mobile phone number" (to reply to overseas SMS received, enter "010").

• Characters may not be sent correctly to the other party depending on the radio wave reception level.

• When you send an SMS to a receiver who uses a foreign carrier and the characters not supported by the carrier are included in the text you sent, those characters may not be displayed correctly.

• Even if you set "Activate/Deactivate" to "Not notify", your Caller ID is sent to the other party.

• You cannot reply to SMS sent with Unknown ID or from a public phone.

Create SMS Screen Sub Menu

SMS Composition Screen (P181) X

M[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Send via]

Send SMS.

[Save]

Save SMS being created or edited in Unsent mail box.

[Add address]

Open Phonebook

Sent Address

Received address

Input Address

[Report request]

Set whether to request for SMS delivery notification when SMS is sent.→P182

[Validity period]

Set the duration a sent SMS can be kept undelivered at the SMS center.→P182

[Delete body]

Body software.

X"Yes"

[Delete SMS]

Delete the SMS being composed.

X"Yes"

Receive SMS

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Select an address from the phonebook. XSelect phonebook

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Select an address from the Sent mail logs. X Select a logged SMS

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Select an address from the Received mail logs. X Select a logged SMS

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Enter the receiver address directly. X Enter the phone number

Automatically Receiving SMS (Short Message Service) Message

When FOMA handset is in the service area, SMS is automatically received.

• Up to 1000 received SMS messages including i-mode mail can be saved. However, the savable number depends on the amount of the data.

When receiving i-mode mail, is

shown at the top of the screen

When the reception is complete, the Reception r esult screen opens.

• You are forced to return to the screen before receiving mails if no operation is performed for approximately 30 seconds,

• Selecting "SMS" opens the Received mail folder list screen.

• Until the Detail screen of received SMS opens,

appears at the top of the screen and (the number indicates the number of messages) appears on the Stand-by screen.

Reception

Result Screen

Mail

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Displaying New SMS Received

Received Result Screen (P181)X"SMS"

XSelect folder Select the SMS to display

Received Mail Details Screen

Check new SMS

Checking for SMS (Short Message Service) Message

SMS that could not be received because the handset was out of service area (or for other reasons) are stored in SMSCenter.You can receive stored SMS by checking the SMS Center.

• You cannot check from an out of service area.

Mail Menu Screen (P160) X"SMS"X

"Check new SMS"

When the reception is complete, the Reception result screen opens.

SMS Settings

Configuring SMS (Short Message Service) Settings

SMS Report

Default

Set whether to request an SMS delivery report after sending SMS. If this option is set to "ON", a message indicating that the SMS has been delivered to the receiver will be sent to you.

Mail setting screen (P160) X "Mail

setting" X "SMS" X"SMS Report request" X "ON"/"OFF"

Note

• The report will show the sent time and the number of the receiver.

OFF

SMS Validity Period

Default

Set the length oftime that a sent SMS willbekept at the SMS center if it cannot be delivered because the recipient is out of service area, etc.

• If "None" is selected, sending the SMS message is retried after a while, then the message is deleted from the SMS center.

Mail setting screen(P160) X "Mail

setting" X "SMS"X "SMS Validity Period" X Select the period

3 days

Entering SMS Message Text

Default

Sets maximum number of characters for SMS body.

Mail setting screen(P160) X "Mail

setting" X "SMS"X" SMS input character"

Japanese (70 characters)

: Maximum 70 characters.

English (160 characters)

: Maximum 160 characters.

input.

Japanese (70 characters)

Japanese cannot be

SMS Center

Default

You can configure the SMS center.

You usually do not need to change this setting.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"International

roaming"X"Network"X"SMS center" XPerform the following operation

[SMSC]

DoCoMo Other

[Address]

When "Others" is selected for "SMS center", input connection address.

[Type of number]

Set when "Others" is selected for "SMS center",

Unknown

International

I[Done]

SMS center : DoCoMo

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Set DoCoMo as SMS Center address

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Set something other than DoCoMo as SMS Center address

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If the SMS center phone number may be long distance, use this setting.

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If the SMS center phone number is long distance, use this setting.

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i-appli

What is i-appli?.................................................................................................................. 184

Downloading i-appli from Site ......................................................................................... 185

Starting i-appli ................................................................................................................... 185

Save Mails from a Site or Mail.......................................................... i-appli To Function 189

Automatically Starting i-appli .................................................................. Auto Start Set 189

Viewing Various Information............................................................................................ 190

Deleting i-appli .................................................................................................................. 190

Displaying i-appli Site from i-appli .................................................................................. 190

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What is i-appli?

By downloading i-appli from site, i-mode compatible FOMA handset (hereinafter, referred to as i-mode handset) can be made more convenient. For example, you can enjoy various games downloaded to i-mode handset and automatically check price by downloading i-appli for stock price information. In addition, map i-appli downloads minimum datathatis required so thatyou can scroll the map smoothly. In addition, map i-appli downloads only necessary data, allowing smooth scrolling. Some i-appli allows to directly register data to phonebookor schedule or link with theData box for saving and acquiring images.

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• Downloading i-appli →P185

• Activating i-appli →P185

• Automatically Sta rting i-appli →P189

Note

• Some i-appli may use a "serial number of your mobile phone/UIM".

• Some i-appli may perform communications at starting. You can set to disable the communications.→P188

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Using registered data

Some i-appli software may be able to refer to, register or operate your i-mode ha ndset registr ation data (phonebook, bookmark, schedule, images, Icon information). Follow ing ope rations are ena bled usingregistration data:

• Add to phonebook

• Using Icon information

• Bookmark registration

• Schedule registration

• Image acquisition from Data box

• Image saving to Data box

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What is i-appli DX?

i-appli DX makes With i-appli DX, you can use i-appli more conveniently in such manners as to create mail with yourfavoritecharacter screen or let you notified of the sender of received mail with a character's comment by linking with i-mode handset information (such as mail text, sent/ received mail history, phonebook data).

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Using registered data

Some i-appli DX may be able to refer to, register or operate registration data such as mails, sent mail logs, received mail logs, ring tone, in addition to registration data available to ordinary i-appli (Phonebook, Bookmark, schedule and images). Following operations are enabled usingregistration data:

• Add to phonebook

• Phonebook referencing

• Using Icon information

• Bookmark registration

• Schedule registration

• Using mail menu

• Using Compose message screen

• Referencing latest Redial logs

• Open latest received call record

• Referencing latest unread mail

• Saving melody

• Changing Ring tone (phone, mail, message)

• Image acquisition from Data box

• Image saving to Data box

• Changing screen settings (the Stand-by display, Voice/Video call)

Note

• i-appli DX may perform communications regardless of software communication settings to confirm software validity. The communications count and timings differ from software.

• You need to set the Time and Date in order to start an i-appli DX.→P47

Other Functions

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Automatically starting i-appli

You can automatically start software at a specified time, date or day of week. Some software can be automatically started at a time interval predefined in the software.→P189

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Using camera

You can use i-mode handset Camera from i-appli.

• This function is available with i-appli compatible with Camera function.

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IrDA

You can communicate with a device installed with Infrared communication function using the i-app li. It can link to infrared communication-compatible devices to increase its functionalities.→P211

• This function can be used with infraredcompatible i-appli.

• Depending on the other party's device, communication of some data may be restricted even with Infrared communications available.

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i-appli

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Infrared remote control

You can operate various device from i-appli such as household electrical appliances compatible with infrared remote control.→P213 For example, "G EPG Remote Control)", saved by default, can be used as a remote TV controller linked with a TV program.→P188

• This function is available with i-appli compatible with infrared remote control function. The other party's device must have related i-appli.

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Downloading i-appli from Site

You can download software from a site and save it to FOMA handset.

• A maximum of programs can be downloaded and saved. This number may be reduced by the software's data size.

Site DisplayedXSelect Program

• I[Cancel] : Cancel downloading.

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When "Display SW info" is set to "Display"

Software information is displayed. When

C[OK] X "Yes" to download the program.

After downloading has completedX

"Yes"

The downloaded software starts.

• After the software is downloaded, the network set screen may be displayed depending on the software. To allow the software to carry out network communications, when the software is running, select "Yes". The settings can be changed afterwards from "SW setting".→P188

Note

• At downloading, the confirmation screen may appear notifying of using "the phoneinformation data (stored data and serial number of your mobile phone/UIM)". Press "Yes" to start downloading. Select details of the phone information data to be used. In this case, the "serial number of your mobile phone/UIM" is sent to the ISP (Internet Service Provider) over the Internet, so cou l d b e deciphered by third parties. However, your phone number, address, age, and gender are not notified to the ISP (Internet Service Provider) or others by thi s operation.

• If you attempt to re-download software that was downloaded with a different UIM, the confirmation screen opens asking whether to overwrite it. Select "Yes" to overwrite.

I[Detail] to check the

• If the maximum savable number of software is exceeded or there is not enough memory space, there will be the confirmation screen asking whether or not to delete another i-appli. If the memory free space is insufficient, you can select i-appli to delete confirming the required memory for it. Select "Yes" to deleteXPlace a check mark ne xt to the i-appli youi delete confirming the required memoryX checked software is deleted and the download starts.

• If the download of software fails due to weak signal reception, the software cannot be saved.

• Even if the download of software fails due to weak signal reception after old software was deleted to make memory space on the FOMA handset, the old software cannot be restored.

• Some software that starts immediately after downloaded cannot be saved.

Display SW info

I[Delete]. If "Yes" is selected, the

Display i-appli Information When Downloading

Default Not display

Set whether to display software information when downloading the software.

M[Menu]X"i-appli"X"i-appli

settings"X"Display SW info"X "Display"/"Not Display"

Starting i-appli

Stand-by display XI(1+ seconds

after)

Software List

Screen

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Icons on the Software List screen

Icon Description

Standard i-appli i-appli DX Auto-start set i-appli i-appli downloaded from an SSL site

i-appli

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Select software

• If "Network set" of "Software set" is set to "Confirm every session", a confirmation screen whether to allow the communication appears.

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Select"Yes"/"No"

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Exiting i-appli

PXSelect "Yes".

To start software from other software

Some software can start a specified i-appli without returning to the Software list screen. Some software already has software to be started specified, and others do not.

If the software to be started is already specified

While performing an i-appli, a confirmation screen whether to start the specified software opens. Select the software while i-appli is runningX

MSelect [Yes]

If the software to be started is not specified

While an i-appli is running, a confirmation whether to list the software appears. software.

If a security error occurs

If you attempt to perform operations that are not permitted for the software, a security error is indicated and the error is recorded in "Security error history". →P190

If an abnormality occurs with the software

If an abnormality occurs with the software, you can check the contents using the Trace output.→P190

To i-appli creators

If software does not behave as expected while being created, you may want to refer to the Trace output.

M[Yes]XSelect the

Note

• Some software performs transmission whileSome software performs transmission while activated. You can change the settings in "Network set" of "Software set" not to automatically carry out transmission.→P188

• If there is an incoming voice call or video call when the software is running, you can answer the call pausing the software. After the call is terminated, the previous screen returns.

• Even when the software is running, you can receivemail or Message R/F. The software keeps running, and at the top of the screen appears. To view the received mail or Message R/F, terminate the software. To view the received mail or Message R/F, terminate the software.

Images used by an i-appli

• may be automatically sent to a server via the Internet.

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Images used by the i-appli include: images

captured with Camera that is started from a Camera-linked (linkage) application, images obtained using infrared communication function of the i-appli, images downloaded from a site or web site, and images obtained from the Data box by the i-appli.

• You cannot start software downloaded using adifferent UIM.

• Some i-appli do not have sounds.

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or data you entered

• Depending on the software, the IP (Information Provider) can access the saved program and directly disable its use. In this case, the software cannot be run or updated; it can be deleted, and the software information can be shown. As re-enabling the software requires an incoming signal, please direct your inquiries to the IP (Information Provider).

• Depending on the software, the IP (Information Provider) can access the saved program data.

• In the event that the IP disables/re-enables the software or accesses the data, the FOMA handset performs transmission and is displayed on the phone. Packet communication charges do not apply in this case.

Software List Screen Sub Menu

Software list screen(P185)XMove

cursor to the softwareXM[Menu]X Perform the following operation

[Set i-appli to]

Set the Activating conditions of the selected software. →P189

[Auto start time]

Set whether to start the selected software automatically or not. And if you do, set the date and time.→P189

[Software set]

Set the selected software.→P188

[Software info]

Displays selected software's information.

[Upgrade]

Upgrade the selected software.

X"Yes"

[Delete]

Delete software.→P190

Note

• During an update, a confirmation screen may appear notifying of using the handset's data (stored data and serial number of the handset/ UIM)".䇸Select "Yes" to start downloading. Select phone information data to be used. In this case, the "serial number of your mobile phone/UIM" is sent to the ISP (Internet Servi ce Provid er) o ver the Internet, so could be deciphered by third parties. However, your phone number, address, age, and gender are not notified to the ISP (Internet Service Provider) or others by this operation.

[Detail] to check the details of the

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i-appli

i-appli Pre-installed

The following table shows pre-installed i-appli.

Game

Softwareother than the games

• The i-appli title may differ from the name displayed on the screen.

Halloween Fever

This is a puzzle game thatyou try to delete monster when 3 or more of the same monster are adjacent. The game ends when all the monsters have been deleted. Be careful about the order the monsters are deleted; if thereare any undeletable monsters at the end, you will lose the game.

Software list screen(P185)X

"Halloween Fever"

The menu screen opens.

Perform the following operation

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[

Start the game.

䉴䊁䊷䉳

[

Press

䊓䊦䊒

[

(Help)]

Display the description and how to play the game.

䉰䉡䊮䊄䉥䊐(䉰䉡䊮䊄䉥䊮

[

toggles the sound effects on and off.

䂓

Operations during the game

Key Description

K C I[Menu] If "Yes" is selected, the game ends

* #

Halloween Fever Pump it up

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pictograph pocket)

䉧䉟䊄 ⇟⚵⾮䊝䉮䊮

G Program List Remote Controller)

ⅣႺㅢା⏕⹺䉝䊒䊥

FOMA (FOMA Communication

Environment Check Application)

(Start)]

(Stage]

to select the stage finished.

) (Sound off(Sound on))]

Moving the cursor Select

and the menu screen is shown. Restart the game. Returns to the previous screen.

(Deco-mail

(G-GUIDE

Move the cursor and select a monster to be

Pump it up

This is a rhythm and action game that you try to push the buttons as they are indicated on the screen in rhythm to the music. As marks such as arrows scroll up from the bottom of the screen, please press the corresponding button when they reach the same marks on the top of the screen. In decreasing order, you will get a "PERFECT, GREAT, GOOD, BAD, MISS" depending on how close you were to the rhythm. If you get BAD or MISS above the certain number, the game will end. When you get several in a row, a combo will be displayed.

Software list screen(P185)X"Pumpitup"

The game title screen is displayed.

The menu screen opens.

Perform the following operation

䉴䉺䊷䊃

[

Start the game. Select the song and difficulty level.

Use X (Normal)"/"

[ᣇᴺ(How to play)]

Shows the function buttons.

[

Set whether to display sound, vibration, and animations or not.

[

Shows codes to make the game harder. Enter the code at the difficulty level selection screen.

Random Mirror Vanish No Step

Cancel

䂓

• This sample screen may be different from the actual

(Start)]

J to select the music XCX"

䊊䊷䊄䇭

(Hard)"

䉥䊒䉲䊢䊮

䉮䊙䊮䊄

Operations during the game

Press the button right after the mark wraps over.

one.

Key Description

1䋯3䋯7䋯9

5 t he button corresponding

(Options)]

(Command)]

䋺

Randomizes the kind and order of marks.

䋺

Vanish the marks in the middle of scroll.

䋺

Do not show the marks (Press the button following your memory and music).

䋺

Cancels the commands set.

Buttons corresponding to Left-up/Right up/ Left-down/Right-down arrows

square(foot-shape) mark

䊉䊷䊙䊦

When the gauge vanishes, the game is over.

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ⅣႺㅢା⏕⹺䉝䊒䊥

FOMA

(FOMA

Communication Environment Check Application)

䊂䉮䊜 ⛗ᢥሼ䊘䉬䉾䊃

pictograph pocket)

(Deco-mail

This application confirms if the FOMA handset is in a FOMA High Speed Area.

• Based on the results of FOMA (FOMA Communication Environment Check

Application), it displays the maximum transmission speed in the area.

• There is no packet communication charge to use

ⅣႺㅢା⏕⹺䉝䊒䊥

FOMA Environment Check Application).

• When using FOMA Communication Environment Check Application),

please consult the "Usage and Warning" section.

• According to environmental and electrical conditions, the network could have different speeds even if one is in the same place.

• Please do not use the Multitask functions while running FOMA

Communication Environment Check Application).

䉧䉟䊄 ⇟⚵⾮䊝䉮䊮

ⅣႺㅢା⏕⹺䉝䊒䊥

(FOMA Communication

(FOMA

(G-GUIDE Program

List Remote Controller)

• The screen image only provides an example. They differ from actual ones. A program list that is applicable to your location is displayed.

This is a convenient application which combines a TV program list and a TV remote controller, and is free of monthly usage charges. You can obtainTV program information for any time slot, from anywhere and at anytime. You can acquire information on a program title, program description, start and end times and the G-code for your local TV station. When you find a program of interest, you can send mail, using the "Recommendation Mail" function, with the program title and broadcast schedule to your friends. You can also control your TV remotely (some models cannot be controlled).

• When using this application for the first time, you need to configure the settings and agree to the license agreement.

• Separate packet communication charges apply.

• For details, refer to the "Mobile Phone User's Guide [i-mode]".

• For Infrared remote control, see "Using th e Infrared Remote Control Function" (P213).

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(FOMA

This is an i-appli exclusively designed to quickly search and saveDeco-mail pictographs that can be used as pictographs in i-mode mail. You can search for a Deco-mail pictograph provided by an information service provider from a theme such as "Category" or "Illustration characters", and save it on the FOMA handset quickly. Also, you can save multiple pictographs at once. If you find a Deco-mail pictograph you like, you can view the site introduction then access the site.

• The monthly information fee will not be charged for "Deco-mail pictograph pocket". To access a site provided by an information provider, i-mode information fee may be charged separately.

• Separate packet communication charges apply.

• For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [imode]".

Setting i-appli Operating Conditions

Set operating conditions for each software. Youcan set to make communications automatically while software is active or whether to allow the reference to icon information, Phonebook or others.

• Some items may not be changed depending on the software.

Software list screen(P185)XMove

cursor to the programXM[Menu]X [Software set]XPerform the following operation

[Network set]

Set whether to make communications whil e software is

active.

X"Yes"/"No"/"Confirm every session"

[Icon info]

Set whether to permit the use of icon information for imode mail, Message R/F, in/out of service area, battery level, or Manner Mode when the software starts.

X"On"/"Off"

[View P.book/call records]

Set whether to allow to reference the phonebook and reception history when software is started.

X"Yes"/"No"

[Change ring tone/image]

Set whether to allow, when software is started, to automatically change an image and/or melody set for Ring tone or on the Stand-by display

X"Yes"/"No"/"Confirm every start" X "Yes"

Note

• Depending on the settings, the software may not connect to the network in some conditions (Unread messages or battery level, etc.)

• When this is set to "No", the software may not start, or real-time information may not be provided.

• When this is set to "Yes", the software automatically connects to the network. While connected, packet communication charges apply.

• When set to "Yes", information about th e status of the handset as indicated by the presence of icons for unread mail, messages, battery level, Manner Mode, inside the service area, and outside the service area may be sent to Information Providers (IP) via the Internet in the same manner as "serial number of your mobile phone/UIM" is sent. The icon information may be intercepted by a third party. Software that needs Icon data may not function if this is se t to "No".

i-appli To Function

Save Mails from a Site or Mail

Sets whether to activate software from a site, mail, infrared transmission or barcode reader.

Software list screen (P185)XMove

cursor to softwareXM[Menu]X"Set i-appli to"XCheckmark to software allowed to activate

Site i-appli to

: Start the software from a site.

Mail i-appli to

: Start the software from a site.

Ir i-appli to

: Start the software from a site.

Barcode i-appli to

: Start the software from the barcode reader.

I[Done]

Auto Start Set

Automatically Starting i-appli

Setting whether to Automatically Start

Default

You can set whether to startan i-appli automatically.

M[Menu]X"i-appli"X"i-appli

settings"X"Auto start set"X"On"/"Off"

Setting Start Date/Time

Set the date and time when the software starts automatically. Up to 3 settings can be configured.

Software list screen(P185)XMove

cursor to the software XM[Menu]X "Auto start time"XPerform the following operation

[Time interval set]

Applications will be launched at set intervals.

[Start time set]

Enable when you want to set the when i-appli will automatically start. After setting this option, you can set the following items.

[Time]

<StepLineLead2Col>To set the date, use the cursor to the place to change the date and enter the date with the dial keys (to set the d ate on t he calen dar screen, press Operations on the Calendar screen → P234 To set the time, use position, enter the time with dial keys, and switch between "AM" and "PM" with time entry field, the time settings screen on which you can enter a date with dial keys and

• Depending on the settings in "Date & Time format" (P106), the display order or format for t he date and time may differ.

[Repeat]

Select a repeating pattern for auto-start.

1 time

Daily

Weekly

C[Select] in the date entry field ).

J to move the cursor to the

C (entering C in the

䋺

Starts once automatically at the set date and time.

䋺

Starts automatically at the specified time every day.

䋺

Starts automatically at the specified time on the specified day of the week every week. XCheck off the day to auto-start every

I[Done]

weekX

I[Done]

J to move

H is displayed).

• Date and Time need to be set in advance in order to start an i-appli automatically.→P47

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Note

• The software will not automatically start when:

- The FOMA handset power is turned off

- A call or communication is in progress

- Another function is running

- "Lock all" is set (even at the security code entry screen)

- "i-appli" in "Data access lock" is currently is "On" (even at the security code entry screen)

- The Auto-start time is same as the scheduled time for software update, an alarm, schedule, or To Do alarm.

- For i-appli downloaded using another UIM

- For i-appli with "Network set" is set to "Confirm every session"

- For i-appli whose interval to launch is set within 10 minutes

• Software is not started at a automatic start time if other software is active at that time. Also, software may not start while other functions are running.

• If auto starts fails, icon appears in the Standby display. Selecting the icon displays the Auto start info (P190). icon disappears after the Auto start info is viewed.

Viewing Various Information

M[Menu]X[i-appli]X[i-appli info]X

Perform the following operations

[Security error history]

Display a log of errors of software terminated due to a security error.

I[Delete] : Deletes the selected error history

•

[Auto start info]

You can check whether software automatically started. You can view the information and the latest date and time when software started for up to 3 pieces of software set to start automatically. Start 䂾䋺The software automatically started

Start 㬍䋺The software failed to start automatically Start : The software has not started because the

[Trace info]

Display the trace information of the software.

I[Delete] : Deletes the trace information of the

•

entry.

X"Yes"

successfully

set time has not arrived

software. X"Yes"

Deleting i-appli

Software list screen(P185)XMove

cursor to softwareXM[Menu]X [Delete]XPerform the following operation

䋺

You can delete the selected software.

X"Yes"

Select䋺Select and delete items.

X Check off the software to be deleted X

I[Delete] X "Yes"

All䋺Delete all software.

XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

Note

• When setting "Auto start time", a confirmation screen whether or not to delete the settings appears. Select "Yes" to delete.

Displaying i-appli Site from i-appli

You can connect to a site and use FOMA functions while i-appli is active.

• You have to download the related i-appli in advance.

• For some i-appli, operations may be different or disabled.

Using the Camera from an i-appli

• When using the camera from i-appli, captured images will not be saved in the "My picture" in "Data box" but as part of the i-appli.

Using the camera from an i-appli

Using Barcode Reader from an i-appli

• The camera can be used from the i-appli to read a QR code and Japan Article Number code.

• The read result can be used and saved by the software.

Use the i-appli to read a code

Note

• History or information which is not traced will not be shown.

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Using Infrared Communication from an i-appli

Use the i-appli and perform an infrared

communication

Note

• You may not be able to exchange data with some devices even if they have the infrared capability.

• According to the infrared transmission, the i-appli may receive activation data, and the i-appli may start.

• When the infrared communication is executed and the handset tries to connects to the site and receives mail, the site connection/mail reception will be cancelled.

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Data Display/Edit/Management

Data Box............................................................................................................................. 194

Making Full Use of Still Images

Displaying Images..................................................................................... Picture viewer 194

Viewing Flash Movies ....................................................................................................... 197

Editing Still Images ................................................................................Edit Still Images 198

Creating Animations ........................................................................................Animation 200

Making Full Use of Videos

Playing Videos/i-motion Movies ..................................................Video/i-motion Player 201

Editing Videos/i-motion Movies ....................................... Edit Videos/i-motion Movies 203

Making Full Use of Melodies

Playing Melodies ....................................................................................... Melody player 204

Making Full Use of a Memory Card

microSD Memory Cards ................................................................................................... 206

Inserting/Removing a microSD Memory Card ................................................................ 206

Using a microSD Memory Card ....................................................................................... 207

Copying/Overwriting Personal Information between the FOMA Handset and

a microSD Memory Card ....................................................................................................

Updating the Data on the microSD Memory Card .......................................................... 209

Checking the Space on the microSD Memory Card ...................................................... 209

Folder Structure on the microSD Memory Card............................................................. 210

Reading/Writing Data on a micro SD Memory Card with the FOMA Handset ............. 210

Exchanging Data via Infrared Communication

Using Infrared Communication................................................................................. IrDa 211

Exchanging Data One Piece at a Time ............................... Send Ir DA/Receive Ir Data 212

Receiving or Sending All Data ..............................Send All via Ir DA/Receive All Ir DA 212

Using the Infrared Remote Control Function ................................................................. 213

208

193

Data Box

The Data box contains theitemsandfolders shown in the following table. Data obtained from sites or i-mode mail are saved in folders according to their respective types.

• Up to 20 folders can be added to My picture, Music, i-motion, or Melody. Up to 10 folders can be added to the Music channel.

• Files saved in My picture, Music, i-motion, or Melody can be moved to other folders within the category. Files saved in the Music channel can be moved from the "Distributed program" folder to another folder within the category, or can be moved between folders other than "Distributed program".

My Pictures : Still images, etc.

i-mode

Camera

Deco-mail Pictures

Deco-mail pictogram

Preinstalled Still images provided by default Data transfer

Item Animation User defined animations, etc.

micro SD

Music : Playlists created with music data and the music player

i-mode Data obtained from the site Playlist

micro SD

Still images, etc. obtained from sites or mail

Still images captured by the Camera

Pictures for Deco-mail provided by default

Deco-mail pictograms that are pre-installed by default or downloaded via web sites or mails

Still images, etc. obtained via infrared communication

Still images that can be used for frames or stamps

Still images saved on the microSD memory card

Camera image

Other images

Deco-mail pictogram

Playlists created with the music player

Transferable contents

Still images captured by the Camera

Still images, etc. Pictograms for

Deco-mail copied from the FOMA handset

Music data saved on the microSD memory card

Music channel

Distributed Program

i-motion : Videos and i-motion movies, etc.

i-mode

Camera Preinstalled Videos provided by default Data transfer

i-motion : Videos and i-motion movies, etc.

micro SD

Melody : Melodies, etc.

i-mode Preinstalled Melodies provided by default Data transfer

micro SD Melody

SD-audio : SD-Audio compatible music saved on the microSD memory card and Playlists created with the SD-Audio Player

Picture viewer

Music programs distributed through Music channels

Videos/i-motion movies obtained from sites or mail

Videos captured by the Video Camera

Videos, etc. obtained via infrared communication

Videos or i-motion movies saved on the microSD memory card

Transferable contents

Audio

Videos

Melodies, etc. obtained from sites or mail

Melodies, etc. obtained via infrared communication

protected videos or i-motion movies moved from the FOMA handset

Audio only i-motion movies

Videos captured by the Video Camera

Melodies saved on the microSD memory card

Displaying Images

You can display still images you have captured, or obtained from sites or i-mode mail.

䂓

Available File Formats File Format䋪JPEG, GIF Pixels JPEG: Up to 1200 x 1600 pixels

File Size Up to 2MB File Extension jpg, gif

䋪䋺

Even if a file is in a compatible file format, it may

not be displayed depending on the file.

Progressive JPEG, GIF: Up to 800x600 pixels

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[Menu]

box)

"My picture".

Move the cursor to a

folder XC[Open]

• I[Switch] : Switch between list and picture display.

aDisplay name of the selected file bThe type of the selected file

䂓

Icons displayed on the still image file list screen

Icon Description

䋨㶎䋩

䋯

Move the cursor to a file XC[View]

aSequential number/number of saved files

bDisplay name of the file

䂓

Key operations on the still image display screen

Key Description

J C[Full] Display a full image, hiding the Soft

I[Mail] Send the displayed image by mail

Display the list screen of the next higher folder

Restricted files File type (JPEG/GIF)

Display the sequential number of the current file and the total number of saved files in the folder.

(Data

My Pictures

Screen

a b

Still image file

list screen

a b

Still image

display screen

Display the previous/next file

keys/return to the original display size

→P161

Note

• An i-mode mail with the selected image attached can be created by pressing on the still image list screen.

• Some images not captured with FOMA L705i may not be displayed on the Still image file list screen.

Descriptions of Displayname, File Name, and Title

Still images, Flash movies, videos/i-motion movies, and melodies saved in the FOMA handset have more than one name.

Display

name

File Name

Title*

䋪䋺

Still images and Flash movie files do not have titles.

䊂䊷䉺 ↢↹㕙䈪⴫␜䈘䉏䉎 ฬ⒓

Names appear on a PC or other handsets

Names for management of the FOMA L705i (they cannot be edited)

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BOX

I[Mail]

Sub Menu on the My Pictures Screen

My Pictures screen (P195)XMove the

cursor to a folderXM[Menzu]X Perform the following operations

[Rename]

Change the name of the selected folder. Up to 30 fullpitch or half-pitch characters can be entered.

XEdit the folder name

[New folder]

Create a folder.

XEnter a folder name

• You cannot create a sub folder in a user-defined folder.

[Delete]

Delete the selected folder.

X"Yes"

[List view/Grid view]

Switch how to display folders.

[Sort by]

Sort folders by setting a condition.

X"Name"/"Date"/"Size"/"Source"

[Memory info.]

䋺

Handset memory

External memory

[Folder property]

Display the name of the selected folder and the number of files in the folder.

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

䋺

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

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Sub Menu on the Still Image File List Screen

Stillimagefilescreen(P195) X

cursor to a file

[Menu]

Movethe

XPerform

the following operations

[Files]

䋺

View Edit Move

Copy

Delete

Delete all

Rename

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete files.

XPlace a check mark next to a file to deleteX [Delete]X"Yes"

XPlace check marks next to files to move/copy X

destination folder*X

[File property]

Display the file name, size and type, etc. of the selected file.→P197

[Send via]

Mail

IrDA

[Set as]

Set the selected file as the Stand-by display or Call display

Stand-by Display Voice call display Video call display Wake-up display

[List view (Grid view)]

Switch how to display folders.

Display the selected file.

䋺

Edit the selected file.→P198

䋺

Move the selected file to another folder. XSelect a destination folderX

䋺

Copy the selected file to another folder. XSelect a destination folderX

䋺

Delete the selected file. X"Yes"

䋺

Delete all files in the folder. X"Yes"XEnter the security code

䋺

Change the display name of the selected file. XEdit a display name

• You can move/copy multiple files by performing the following steps:

M[Menu]X"Move"/"Copy"X Select the

• You can also select "Delete", "Mark", "Mark all", "Unmark", or "Unmark all" by pressing

䋪

䋺

Create i-mode mail with the selected file attached. Go to Step 2 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

䋺

Send a file using Infrared communication.

I[Copy]/[Move]

䋺

Set as the Stand-by display.

䋺

Set as a Voice call display.

䋺

Set as a Video call display.

䋺

Set as the Wake-up display.

I[Move]

I[Copy]

M[Menu].

[Sort by]

Sort files by setting a condition.<Confirming specification>

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

[Memory info.]

䋺

Handset memory

External memory

[New folder]

Create a folder.

XEnter a folder name

䋪䋺

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

䋺

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

• You cannot create a sub folder in a user-defined folder.

Not available for Flash files.

Sub Menu on the Still Image Display Screen

Still image display screen (P195)

[Menu]XPerform the following

operations

[Edit image]

Edit the displayed file.→P198

[Delete 1 item]

Delete the displayed file.

X"Yes"

[Edit title]

Edit the name of the displayed file.

XEdit a file name

[File property]

Display the file name, size and type, etc. of the displayed file.→P197

[Send via]

Mail

IrDA

[Full screen]

Display the entire image, hiding Soft keys, etc.

•

[Zoom]

Display an enlarged image.

•

• The entire image and the displayed area appear at

䋪

䋺

Create i-mode mail with the selected file attached. Go to Step 2 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

䋺

Send a file using Infrared communication.

: Restore the full image to the original

display.

: Display the next/previous image.

M[+] : Enlarge the image I[-] : Restore the previous zoom ratio K: Move the display position

the lower right of the screen.

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[Set as]

Set the displayed file as the Stand-by display or Call display.

Stand-by Display Voice call display Video call display Wake-up display

[View settings]

Set the display method of an image, a zoom ratio, or interval between animation frames.→P197

䋪䋺

Not available for Flash files.

䋺

Set as the Stand-by display.

䋺

Set as a Voice call display.

䋺

Set as a Video call display.

䋺

Set as the Wake-up display.

Viewing Flash Movies

You can view Flash moves downloaded from a site, etc.

䂓

Available File Formats

File Format䋪Flash Pixels File Size Up to 100KB File Extension swf

䋪䋺

Even a file in a compatible file format may not play depending on the file.

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"My

picture" Move the cursor to a folder

Move the cursor to a file XC[View]

aSequential number/number of saved files

Display the sequential number of the current file and the total number of saved files in the folder.

bDisplay name of the file

䂓

Key operations on the Flash movie playback screen

Key Description

[Full] Display a full image, hiding the Soft

[Retry] Play a Flash movie from the

J F/EH

keys/return to the original display size

beginning Play the previous/next file Increase/decrease the volume

Sub Menu on the Flash Playback Screen

Flash playback screen (P197)

240㬍320

䊄䉾䊃એ

a b

XC[Open]

Flash Movie

Playback

Screen

[Menu]

• The sub menu on the Flash playback screen is the same as the "Sub Menu on the Still Image Display Screen" (P196). However, "Edit image" and "Send via" are not available.

Viewing Image Information

Still image listscreen(P195)/Stillimage

display screen (P195)/Flash playback screen (P197)XM[Menu]X"File property"

• I[Edit] : Edit properties.

䂓

Information displayed on the File property screen

Item Description

File Name Display the file name File Size Display the file size

䋪

File Type Date & Time

(Saved) Display size

File Restriction Display whether the file is

Source Display the source Move to

microSD

䋪䋺

Not displayed for a Flash file.

Display the file format Display the saved date and time

䋪

Display the resolution

restricted

Indicates whether the file can be moved to a microSD memory card

Setting the View of a Still Image

Default

Set the display method ofan image, azoomratio, or interval between animation frames.

Still image display screen (P195)/Flash

playback screen (P197)/Animation list screen (P200)XM[Menu]X"View settings"XPerform the following operations

[View type]

Normal Fit to screen

[Zoom type]

Normal

Same magnification

[Animation interval]

Set the interval between animation frames.

X"Slow"/"Medium"/"Fast"

I[Done]

View type: Normal Zoom type: Normal Animation interval: Medium

䋺

Display the image in its original size.

䋺

Display the image enlarged to fit the screen.

䋺

Zoom in on an image enlarged to fit the screen.

䋺

Zoom in on an image displayed in its original size.

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Restricting Files

You can restrict files. A restricted file attached to mail cannot be sent or forwardedfromtherecipient FOMA handset.

Select a file to restrictXM[Menu]

X"File property"

The File property screen opens.

Move the cursor to the"Filerestriction"

fieldXI[Edit]X"File restricted"

Note

• This option cannot be changed for a file, etc. downloaded from a site.

Edit Still Images

Editing Still Images

You can edit still images. The edited still image is saved in the same folder as the source file.

• Only JPEG files can be edited. However, some files may not be edited.

• Editing a still image repeatedly may reduce the image quality or increase the file size.

Still image display screen (P195)X

M[Menu]X"Edit image"

Still Image Edit

Screen

M[Menu]XPerform the following

operations

[Save]

Save the edited still image. Go to Step 5.

[Rotate]

䋺

Left

Rotate the image 90 degrees counterclockwise.

䋺

Right

Rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise.

䋺

180

Rotate the image 180 degrees.

[Mirror]

Left/Right Up/Down

[Resize]

You can change the image size.→P199

[Crop]

You can cut out a part of an image.→P199

䋺

Flip the image horizontally.

䋺

Flip the image vertically.

[Insert]

You can add a frame, stamp, or text.

Frame䋺Add a frame to an image.

Stamp Text

[Retouch]

You can change the brightness, contrast or color tone of an image.

Brightness

Contrast

Color change

Sharpness

Softness

[Effect]

Set special effects for an image.

Sepia Black & White Negative Mosaic

[Send via mail]

Create i-mode mail with the edited image attached.

[Undo]

Cancel the performed operation and restore the previous state.

c d e

Select a folder X Select a frame

• After selecting a frame, you can select "Change frame" or "Rotate" by pressing

M[Menu].

䋺

Add a stamp to an image.→P199

䋺

You can add text to an image.→P199

䋺

Set the brightness of an image. X Press

J to adjust the brightness

䋺

Set the contrast of the image. X Press

J to adjust the contrast

䋺

Set the color tone of the image. X Press

䋺

K to adjust each RGB value

Sharpen the image. X Press

J to adjust the sharpness

Soften the image. X Press

J to adjust the softness

䋺

Change the image into sepia tone.

䋺

Change the image into black and white.

䋺

Change the image into negative.

䋺

Select an area and apply mosaic.

KSelect start pointXKSelect end

point

M[Menu] to Change the

• Press shape of the area into "Rectangle" or "Circle".

C[OK]

䂓

To cancel editing

I[Cancel].

Press

C[Save]

䂓

To restore to the previous state

I[Undo].

Press

"New file"

䂓

To overwrite the original file

Select "Original file".

Note

<Frame>

• Framesare in four sizes: CIF (352x288),QVGA (240x320), QCIF (176x144), and Sub QCIF (128x96).

• You can only select a frame of the same size as

the source image.

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• A source image larger than 640 x 480 dots cannot be retouched.

• An effect cannot be added to a source image larger than 640 x 480 dots or with either side smaller than 8 dots.

Changing the Image Size

Still image edit screen (P198)XM

[Menu]X"Resize" Select an image size

C[OK]XSave the still image

• Go to Step 4 (P198) in "Editing Still Images".

Note

• An image cannot be resized when the vertical or horizontal size of the source image is smaller than 8 pixels.

• If a size with different proportions than the source is selected, the original proportions will be retained for the resized image.

Cropping an Image

Still image edit screen (P198)XM

[Menu]X"Crop" SelectacroppingsizeXUseKtomove

the frame to the area to be croppedXC[Select]

䂓

When "User define" is selected

Kto select a starting pointX, Use K to

Use select an ending point to specify the cropping area.

C[OK]XSave the still image

• Go to Step 4 (P198) in "Editing Still Images".

Note

• An image cannot be cropped when the vertical or horizontal size of the source image is smaller than 8 pixels.

Adding a Stamp

Still image edit screen (P198)XM

[Menu]X"Insert"X"Stamp" Select a stampXUse K to specify the

location

䂓

To add a different stamp

M[Menu]X"Change stamp"XSelect a

stampX Use

K to specify the location.

䂓

To rotate the stamp

[Menu]

XSelect from

"Right" and

I[Done]XSave the still image

• Go to Step 4 (P198) in "Editing Still Images".

Note

• A Stamp cannot be added to a source image larger than 640 x 480 pixels or with either side smaller than 24 pixels.

• Preinstalled Stamps →P292

"180".

"Rotate"X"Left"/

Pasting Characters

You can add text toanimage.You can also change the font color or size, rotate the text, or paste speech bubbles.

Still image edit screen (P198)XM

[Menu]X"Insert"X"Text" Enter the text to paste

M[Menu]XModify text

[Edit text]

Change the pasted text.

XEdit the text

[Font size]

Specify the font size.

X"Large"/"Medium"/"Small"

[Font color]

Change the pasted text color.

XSelect a color

[Rotate]

Rotate the text.

X"Left"/"Right"/"180"

[Comic]

Add a speech bubble.

XSelect a speech bubble

Use K to specify the location

I[Done]XSave the still image

• Go to Step 4 (P198) in "Editing Still Images".

Note

• Text cannot be added an image when the vertical or horizontal size of the source image is smaller than 24 pixels or when the source image size is larger than 640x480.

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Animation

Creating Animations

You can create an animation with up to 20 frames using saved still images.

• Up to 30 animations can be created.

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"My

picture"X"Animation"

Animation List

Screen

I[New]XEnter adisplaynameof the

file C[Add]XMove the cursor to a folder

XC[Open]XSelect an image

Selecting an image displays the registered image file name.

䂓

To delete an added image

Move the cursor to an image to delete and

M[Delete].

Press

Repeat Step 3 to save images X

I[Done]

Viewing Animation

Animation list screen(P200)XMove the

cursor to an animationXC[View]

Animation

display screen

䂓

Key operations while viewing animation

Key Description

J C[Full] Display a fit-to-screen animation,

Play the previous/next animation

hiding the Soft keys/return to the original display size

Image File Selection Screen Sub Menu

You can perform the following operations from the selection screen to save images:

I[View]

•

䋺

The selected image is displayed.

From a screen where an image is selected (P200)XM [Menu] X perform the following operations:

䌛

䌝

Select

Add the selected image file to the animation.

䌛

䌝

View

Display the selected file.

䌛

File property

Display the file name, size and type, etc. of the selected file.→P197

䌛

List view/Grid view

Switch the display format of files.

䌛

Sort

Sort files by specifying a condition.

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

䌛

Memory info.

Handset memory

External memory

Sub Menu on the Animation List Screen

䌝

䋺

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

䋺

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

Animation list screen (P200)XMove the cursor to an animationXM[Menu]X Perform the following operations

[Add images]

Add images to the selected animation.

[Delete 1 item]

Delete the selected animation.

X"Yes"

[Edit title]

Edit the title of the selected animation. Up to 30 fullpitch or half-pitch characters can be entered.

XModify the title

[Set as stand-by]

Set the selected animation as the Stand-by display.

[View settings]

Set the display method of an image, a zoom ratio, or interval between animation frames.→P197

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Video/i-motion Player

Playing Videos/i-motion Movies

You can play video clips you have captured, or i-motion movies obtained from sites or i-mode mail.

䂓

Available File Formats

䋪

File Format Encoding

Method

File Extension mp4 and 3gp

䋪䋺

Even a file in a compatible file format may not play depending on the file.

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"i-motion"

• Go to Step 3 to operate a file displayed on the i-motion movie screen.

Move the cursor to a

folder XC[Open]

• For icons displayed on the screen, see Step 2 in "Displaying Images" (P195).

MP4 (Mobile MP4) MP4 file

䇭

Graphics: MPEG-4 and H.263

䇭

Audio: AMR and AAC

i-motion Movie

Screen

i-motion

File list screen

Move the cursor to a file XC[Play]

• I[Mail] : The Compose message screen with the selected file attached appears.

aPlayback progress

bar

Shows the playback elapsed time.

bDisplay name of the file cVolume dControl Key

Indicates available navigation keys.

ePlayback elapsed time/Maximum playback

time

䂓

Key operations on the i-motion playback screen

Key Description

C J L

(Hold down)

F/EH

When the ticker has highlighted text <Confirming specs>

After i-motion playback ends, a confirmation screen opens asking whether to use Phone To/AV Phone To/Web To/Mail To. Press

• If you wish to use one of these functions during i-motion playback, press

Pause/Play Play the previous/next file While being pressed, rewinds the

movie/sound While being pressed, fast forwards

the movie/sound Adjust the volume

a b c d e

i-motion Movie

Playback Scree

M [Yes].

C/U/FXC.

Sub Menu on the i-motion Screen

i-motionscreen(P201)XMovethecursor

to a folder

•

The sub menu of the i-motion screen is the same as the "sub menu on the (P195).

[Menu]

My Pictures Screen"

Sub Menu on the i-motion File List Screen

i-motion file list screen (P201)XMove

the cursor to a

fileXM

[Menu]

Perform the following operations

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[Files]

䋺

Play Move

Copy

Delete

Delete all

Rename

Reset name

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete files.

XSelect files to deleteX

• You can move/copy multiple files by performing the

XPlace check marks next to files to move/copy X destination folder*X

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• You can also select "Delete", "Mark", "Mark all",

[File property]

Display the file name, size and type, etc. of the selected file.→P203

[Send via]

Mail

IrDA

[Set as ringtone]

Set the selected file as a ring tone, etc.

Voice ring tone Video ring tone Mail tone Message R tone Message F tone SMS tone Alarm tone

Play the selected file.

䋺

Move the selected file to another folder. XSelect a destination fold e r X

䋺

Copy the selected file to another folder. XSelect a destination fold e r X

䋺

Delete the selected file. X"Yes"

䋺

Delete all files in the folder. XEnter the security code X"Yes"

䋺

Change the display name of the selected file. XEdit a display name of the file

䋺

Restore the default title of the file from the selected file name.

I[Delete]X"Yes"

following steps:

M[Menu]X"Move""/"Copy"XSelect the

Select the destination from "Handset memory" (FOMA handset) and "Movablecontents" (microSD memory card). You can view another folder by pressing

"Unmark", or "Unmark all" by pressing

䋺

Create i-mode mail with the selected file attached. Go to Step 2 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

䋺

Send a file using Infrared communication.

I[Copy]/[Move]

C[Open].

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a voice call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a video call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for mail.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message R.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message F.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for SMS.

䋺

Set as an alarm tone.

I[Move]

I[Copy]

M[Menu].

[Set as display]

Set the selected file as the Stand-by display or Call display

Stand-by display Voice call display Video call display Wake-up display

[List view (Grid view)]

Switch how to display files.

[Sort by]

Sort folders by setting a condition.

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

[Memory info.]

䋺

Handset memory

䋺

External memory

[New folder]

Create a folder.

XEnter a folder name

• You cannot create a sub folder in a user-defined folder.

䋺

Set as the Stand-by display.

䋺

Set as a Voice call display.

䋺

Set as a Video call display.

䋺

Set as the Wake-up display.

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

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

Sub Menu on the i-motion Playback Screen

i-motion playback screen (P201)XM

[Menu]

XPerform the following

operations

[Play]

Play an i-motion movie.

[Send via mail]

Create i-mode mail with the selected file attached. Go to Step 2 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

[Set as ringtone]

Set the file in playback as a ring tone.

Voice ring tone Video ring tone Mail tone Message R tone Message F tone SMS tone Alarm tone

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a voice call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a video call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for mail.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message R.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message F.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for SMS.

䋺

Set as an alarm tone.

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[Set as display]

Set the selected file as the Stand-by display or Call display

Stand-by Display Voice call display Video call display Wake-up display

[Expand]

Display a fit-to-screen video/i-motion movie, hiding Soft keys, etc.

Q to restore its original display size.

• Press

[Mute (Unmute)]

Mute or unmute the sound.

[Edit]

Edit the video/i-motion in playback.→P203

[File property]

Display the file name, size and type, etc. of the file in playback.→P203

䋺

Set as the Stand-by display.

䋺

Set as a Voice call display.

䋺

Set as a Video call display.

䋺

Set as the Wake-up display.

Note

• While the sub menu is accessed, a video/ i-motion movie playback is paused.

• The following videos/i-motion movies cannot be set as a Chaku-motion or Call display:

- Files that were sent to a PC or another

FOMA handset via Infrared communication or Data Link Software and sent back to the FOMA handset.

- The videos/i-motion movies that were copied

or moved from the microSD memory card to the FOMA handset, including those copied or moved from the handset to the microSD memory card and copied or moved back to the handset. (except i-motion movies that support contents migration.)

Viewing Video/i-motion Movie Information

i-motion file list screen (P201)/i-motion

playback screen (P201)XM[Menu] X"File property"

• I[Edit] : Edit properties.

䂓

Information displayed on the File detail screen

Item Description

File Name Display the file name File Size Display the file size File Type Display the file format Date & Time

(Saved) Playing time Display the file playback duration Display size Display the resolution Audio Display the sound format File Restriction Display whether the fi le is restricted

Display the saved date and time

→P198

Item Description

Replays/ Expiration date/File period

Set as tone Display whether the file can be set

Call display Display whether the file can be set

Title Display the default title of the file Creator Display creator information Copyright Display copyright information Description Display the file description Source Display the source Move to

microSD

Edit Videos/i-motion Movies

Display information of replays/ expiration date/file period

as a ring tone

as the Stand-by display or Call display

Indicates whether the file can be moved to a microSD memory card

Editing Videos/i-motion Movies

You can edit videos/i-motion movies. The edited video/i-motion movie is saved in the same folder as the source file.

• The preinstalled files cannot be edited.

• Some files may not be edited.

• The Ticker displayed on i-motion movies cannot be edited.

Extracting a Frame of a Video as a Still Image

You can extract a still image from a video/i-motion movie. The extracted imageissaved in the "Camera" folder in "My picture" in the Data box.

i-motion playback screen (P201)X

Display the image to be extracted as a still image

• Operations during i-motion playback →P201

M[Menu]X"Edit"X"Capture"

Extracting a Video

You can extract a part of a video/i-motion movie.

i-motion playback screen (P201)XM

[Menu]X"Edit"X"Clipping"XPerform the following operations

[500KB]

Extract the video beyond the selected starting point to 500KB or smaller and save it.

C to play a video/i-motion movieXAt the

XPress

starting point to clip

M[Start]

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[2MB]

Extract the video beyond the selected start point to 2MB or smaller and save it.

C to play a video/i-motion movieXAt the

XPress

starting point to clip

[Bound]

Crop and save the video from the selected starting point to the ending point.

C to play a video/i-motionXAt the start

XPress

point to clip

M[Done]

clip

Melody player

M[Start]

M[Start]XAt the end point to

Playing Melodies

You can play pre-installed melodies or melodies downloaded from sites.

䂓

Available File Formats

䋪

File Format File Extension mid and mld

䋪䋺

Even a file in a compatible file format may not play depending on the file.

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"Melody"

Move the cursor to a

folder XC[Open]

• For icons displayed on the screen, see Step 2 in "Displaying Images"

Move the cursor to a file XC[Play]

• I[Mail] : The Compose message screen with the selected file attached appears.

SMF and MFi

Melody Screen

MelodyFileList

a b c d e

MelodyPlayback

Screen

aPlayback progress bar

Shows the playback elapsed time.

bDisplay name of the file cVolume dControl Key

Indicates available navigation keys.

ePlayback elapsed time/Maximum playback

time

䂓

Key operations on the Melody playback screen

Key Description

C J F/EH

Pause/Play Play the previous/next file Adjust the volume

Sub Menu on the Melody Screen

Melody screen (P204)XMove the

cursor to a folderXM[Menu]

• The sub menu of the Melody screen is the same as "Sub Menu on the My Pictures Screen" (P195).

Sub Menu on the Melody File List Screen

Melody file list screen (P204)XMove

the cursor to a fileXM[Menu]X Perform the following operations

[Files]

Play Move

Copy

Delete

Delete all

Rename

Reset name

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete files.

XPlace a check mark next to a file to deleteX [Delete]X"Yes"

• You can move/copy multiple files by performing the

XPlace check marks next to files to move/copy X destination folder*X

*䋺Select the destination from "Handset memory"

• You can also select "Delete", "Mark", "Mark all",

䋺

Play the selected file.

䋺

Move the selected file to another folder. XSelect a destination folderX

䋺

Copy the selected file to another folder. XSelect a destination folderX

䋺

Delete the selected file. X"Yes"

䋺

Delete all files in the folder. XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

䋺

Change the display name of the selected file. XEdit a display name of the file

䋺

Play the selected file.

following steps:

M[Menu]X"Move"/"Copy"XSelect the

(FOMA handset) and "Movablecontents" (microSD memory card). You can view another folder by pressing

"Unmark", or "Unmark all" by pressing

I[Copy]/[Move]

C[Open].

I[Move]

I[Copy]

M[Menu].

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[File property]

Display the name, size and type, etc. of the selected melody.→P205

[Send via]

䋺

Mail

Create i-mode mail with the selected melody attached. Go to Step 2 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

䋺

IrDA

Send a file using Infrared communication.

[Set as]

Set the selected melody as a ring tone, etc.

Voice ring tone Video ring tone Mail tone Message R tone Message F tone SMS tone Alarm tone

[Sort by]

Sort files by setting a condition.

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

[Memory info.]

Handset memory

External memory

[New folder]

Create a folder.

XEnter a folder name

• You cannot create a sub folder in a user-defined folder.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a voice call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a video call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for mail.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message R.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message F.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for SMS.

䋺

Set as an alarm tone.

䋺

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

䋺

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

Sub Menu on the Melody Playback Screen

Melody playback screen (P204)XM

[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Send via mail]

Create i-mode mail with the melody in playback attached. Go to Step 2 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail" (P161).

[Set as]

Set the melody in playback as a ring tone.

Voice ring tone Video ring tone Mail tone Message R tone Message F tone SMS tone Alarm tone

[Mute (Unmute)]

Mute or unmute the sound.

[File property]

Display the file name, size and type, etc. of the melody in playback.→P205

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a voice call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for a video call.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for mail.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message R.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for Message F.

䋺

Set as a ring tone for SMS.

䋺

Set as an alarm tone.

Note

• While the sub menu is accessed, the melody playback is paused.

Viewing Melody Information

Melody file list screen (P204)/Melody

playback screen (P204)XM[Menu] X"File property"

• I[Edit] : Edit properties.

䂓

Information displayed on the File detail screen

Item Description

File Name Display the file name File Size Display the file size File Type Display the file format Date & Time

(Saved) Playing time Display the file playback duration File

Restriction Set as tone Display whether the file can be set

Title Display the default title of the file Source Display the source Move to

microSD

Display the saved date and time

Display whether the file is restricted

P198

→

as a ring tone

Indicates whether the file can be moved to a microSD memory card

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microSD Memory Cards

You can save data on the FOMA handset such as Phonebook entries, Mail messages, or Bookmarks to a microSD memory card, or can read data on a microSD memory card to the FOMA handset. Also, you can browse data on a microSD memory card from the FOMA handset.

• FOMA L705i supports commercially available microSD memory cards up to 2 GB (as of 䃂 2007).

For the latest verified information on operations of microSD memory cards, including manufacturers and size of cards, visit the following site. A microSD memory card not listed at the site may not function.

- From i-mode "iMenu"X"

Search)"X" Manufacturers)"X"WOW LG"

- From a PC

http://www.jp.lgmobile.com/

Note that the information on the site shows results of compatibility checks. However, the results of the checks are not guaranteed.

• You can purchase microSD memory cards and microSD memory card adapters from electric appliance stores, etc.

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Cautions on Using microSD Memory Cards

• microSD memory cards formatted by another device such as a PC may not be usable on the FOMA handset. Use microSD memory cards formatted by the FOMA L705i handset.→P207

• microSD memory cards may lose data or deform due to an accident or failure of the handset. It is recommended that you make a copy of important data and keep it in a separate place. DoCoMo is not responsible for loss or alteration of data.

• It may take a while to communicate depending on the amount of data to transfer. Also, the data may not be copied.

• Do not turn the handset power off while data is being read or written.

• Do not unplug the FOMA USB cable (optional) while data is being read or written, or a microSD is being formatted. Unplugging the cable may result in data loss.

• Never remove the microSD memory card while the card is being accessed such as when data from the card is being displayed or the storage capacity of the card is being checked.

• Do not attach labels or stickers on microSD memory cards. Even the thickness of labels may cause contact failure or data corruption.

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Access a Site

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• Do not touch the contacts with your hand or metal objects.

• Do not apply strong force, do not bend or drop, and do not let the card become wet.

• Do not leave a removed microSD memory card within the reach of small infants. .Accidental swallowing or injury may result.

• When inserting/removing the microSD memory card, do not place your face close to the card because the card may suddenly eject when you release your fingers. Also, do not let small children handle the card. Injury may result.

• Do not use or store the card in the following places:

- In extremely high temperatures such as inside a

very hot car or under scorching heat

- In direct sunlight

- In an environment with high humidity or corrosive

substances

- In a place where it can be affected by static

electricity or electrical noise

Inserting/Removing a microSD Memory Card

• Turn the FOMA handset power off before inserting/ removing the microSD memory card.

Inserting

Open the microSD memory card slot

cover (a) and carefully insert the card with themarkedsideupinthedirection of the arrow buntil the card clicks into place

Close the microSD memory card slot

cover (c)

Note

• Insert the microSD memory card correctly. If t he card is not inserted correctly, the card cannot be used.

Removing

Open the microSD memory card slot

cover (c) and lightly push the card in the direction of the arrow b

The microSD memory card ejects a little.

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Pull the microSD memory card straight

out in the direction of the arrow c and close the slot cover (d)

Note

• Do not use excessive force to pull out the microSD memory card.

Using a microSD Memory Card

You can move or copy files saved in the Data box on the FOMA handset, such as still images, video clips or i-motion movies, to the microSD memory card, and you can view files saved fromaPC to the microSD memory card on the FOMA handset.

Formatting a microSD Memory Card

Format (initialize) a microSD memory card so that it can be used for the FOMA handset.

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"microSD

card"X"Reset microSD card"

A warning indicating all data will be deleted appears. Select whether you want to continue to format.

"Yes" X Enter the security code

Note

• In order to use a microSD memory card with this FOMA handset, use this handset to format the card.

• Formatting a microSD memory card deletes all saved files on the card. Do not lose important data by mistake.

• Voice/video calls cannot be received while formatting.

Viewing/Playing Files on the microSD Memory Card

You can view/play files on the memory card in the same way as ones on the FOMA handset using the "Data box".

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"My

picture"/"i-motion"/"Melody"X "microSD"

• "Displaying Images" →P194

• "Playing Videos/i-motion Movies" →P201

• "Playing Melodies" →P204

Note

• Some files may not be viewed/played.

• The sub menu on the folder/file list screen for a microSD memory card is the same as one for the FOMA handset. However, "Sort by", "Set as", and transfer via infrared communication are not available.

Copying/Moving Files between the FOMA Handset and a Memory Card

You can copy or move files between the FOMA handset and a microSDmemorycard by copying or moving files between the "micro SD" folder in Data box and another folder.

Example: To move a still image saved on the FOMA handset to a microSD memory card

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"My

picture" Move the cursor to a folder XC

[Open]

• Select a folder other than "micro SD" folder.

Move the cursor to a fileXM[Menu]

X"Files"X"Move" Move the cursor onto the target folder

X C[Open] X I[Move]

Note

• Some files may not be copied/moved.

• Flash saved on the FOMA handset cannot be copied/moved to a microSD memory card.

• You can move transferable copyright protected i-motion movies or songs saved in the FOMA handset to a "Movablecontents" folder in each "microSD" folder.

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Copying/Overwriting Personal Information between the FOMA Handset and a microSD Memory Card

Select a data type

Data saved on the microSD memory card is displayed.

You can copy or overwrite personal information between the FOMA handset anda microSD memory card. Personal information includes the following:

- Phonebook

- Schedule

-Memos

-To Do

- Received mail

-Sent mail

- Unsent mail

- Bookmarks

Copying Personal Information from the FOMA Handset to a microSD Memory Card

You can copy personal information saved on the FOMA handset to a microSD memory card.

Copying Data One Piece at a Time

Example: Copying a Phonebook entry

UXSelect a Phonebook entry to copy

XM[Menu]X"Copy"X"to microSD"

Selecting a Data Type to Make a Backup(Backup)

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"microSD

card"X"PIM" I[Backup]XSelect a data type to

copy Enter the security codeX"Yes"

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For Phonebook

A message appears to confirm whether to copy "Own number" data.

X"Yes"/"No"

Copying Personal Information from a microSD Memory Card to the FOMA Handset

You can copy personal information saved on a microSD memory card to the FOMA handset.

Copying Data One Piece at a Time

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"microSD

card"X"PIM"

Personal Data

List Screen

(Example:

Phonebook)

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Icons displayed on the PIM data list screen

Icon Description

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Move the cursor to data XM[Menu]

• C[Select] : Display details about data.

"Copy to phone"X"Yes"

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For backup data

"Copy to phone"XEnter the security code XSelect "Yes".

Note

• In step 3, select backup dataXmove the cursor

Sub Menu on the Personal Data List Screen

[Rename]

Change the name of the selected piece of data.

XEdit the name of the data

[Copy to microSD card]

Copy (backup) all data of the displayed data type in a batch from the FOMA handset to a microSD memory card.

XEnter the security codeX"Yes"

• When copying a phonebook, a message appears to confirm whether to copy "Own number" data.

XSelect "Yes" or "No"

Mpress [Menu] to be able to select

to dataX "Copy to phone" or "Overwrite to phone". If you select "Copy to phone", you can further select "Selected data" or Send all".

Personal datalistscreen(P208)XMove the cursor to dataXM[Menu]X Perform the following operations

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Phonebook/Schedule/ Memo/To Do/Received mail/Sent mail/Unsent mail/ Bookmark

Backup data (multiple pieces of data) Phonebook/Schedule/ Memo/To Do/Received mail/Sent mail/Unsent mail/ Bookmark

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[Copy to phone]

Copy the selected data to the FOMA handset.

X"Yes"

• To make a backup, "Copy to phone"XEnter the security codeXSelect "Yes".

[Overwrite to phone]

Overwrite the data on the FOMA handset with the selected data. →P209

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete data.

XPlace a check mark next to data to deleteX [Delete]X"Yes"

• Press "Copy to phone", "Mark all", or "Unmark all" from "Select"/"Release sel".

[Delete]

Delete the selected data.

X"Yes"

[Memory Info]

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

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No information is displayed if there is no data on the microSD memory card.

Overwriting with Backup Data

You can overwrite the data on the FOMA handset with data backed up in advance.

• Note that selecting "Overwrite to phone" deletes the

saved data on the FOMA handset and replaces it with the selected data from the microSD memory card. Make sure important data is not saved before selecting "Overwrite to phone".

Personal data list screen (P208)XMove

the cursor to dat aXM[Menu]X

䋪

M[Menu] to select "Mark/Unmark", "Delete",

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"Overwrite to phone" Enter the security codeX"Yes"

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For Phonebook

A message appears to confirm whether to copy "Own number" data.

X"Yes"/"No"

Updating the Data on the microSD Memory Card

Update the dataonthe microSD memory card if the data cannot be displayed correctly on the FOMA handset after changing, adding or deleting data on the microSD memory card using another device.

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"microSD"X

"Data update" Place a check mark next to a data type

to updateXI[Done]

Note

• Updating data may take a while if a large amount of data is saved on the microSD memory card.

• If you use another device to save data on the microSD memory card, the data saved on the card may not be displayed correctly on the FOMA handset due to insufficient available memory space for managing data on the handset.

Checking the Space on the microSD Memory Card

Display the status ofstoragespace on the microSD memory card.

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"microSD"X

"Memory info."

Note

• If the used space is not shown as "0KB" when no data is saved on the microSD memory card, format the card.

• The actual available space on a microSD memory card is smaller than the space printed on the card.

• Data may not be saved if there is not sufficient available space on the microSD memory card. Delete unnecessary data or insert a microSD memory card with sufficient available space to save the data.

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Folder Structure on the microSD Memory Card

When you first move or copy files from the FOMA handset to the microSD memory card, or whenyou first save still images or video clips captured with the Camera directly to the microSD memory card, a folder compatible with the appropriate file type will be automatically created on the microSD memory card.

• When you are writing files to the microSD memory card from a PC, a folder structure like the following is required:

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The data is encoded and cannot be viewed directly on the PC.Do not delete, edit, or add files with these folders.If you do so, the files may not work properly on the FOMA L705i handset.

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Number of itemsthat can be saved on amicroSD memory card

• The number of files that can be saved on the microSD memory card varies depending on the size of the microSD memory card.

• You can check the available space on the microSD memory card by accessing "Memory info." or "Memory status".→P209, P245

File Folder Capacity

Still images (DCFcompliant-JPEG, GIF other than animations)

Still images (nonDCF-compliantJPEG, GIF animations)

Melodies RINGER Up to 999

Sound only videos/ i-motion movies

Deco-mail pictograms

Videos/i-motion movies

Personal data SD_PIM One folder/

DCIM Up to 999

STILL Up to 999

MMFILE Up to 999

DECOIMG Up to 999

SD_VIDEO Up to 999

folders/Up to 999 files per folder

65535 files

• x: Represents half-pitch alphanumeric characters

• a: Represents half-pitch numeric characters between 0 and 9

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The "TABLE" folder has sub folders that contain additional files of the types "DCIM", "STILL", "RINGER", "MMFILE", "DECOIMG", and "SD_VIDEO".

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Note

• A microSD card used with this FOMA handset cannot be used with other FOMA handsets that support microSD memory card because the folder structure is different.

• Depending on the PC, folder names or files names may appear in lower case.Also, file extensions or certain folders (hidden folders) may not appear.

• Do not delete or move folders on the microSD memory card using a PC.If you do so, the folders may no longer be readable by the FOMA L705i handset.

Reading/Writing Data on a micro SD Memory Card with the FOMA Handset

Connect the FOMA handset with a microSD memory card inserted to a PC and read data from/ write data to the microSD memory card.

• To u s e a m i c r o S D m emory card, you need an optional microSD memory card.

• Only a PC with Windows Vista, XP, or 2000 (Japanese versions) can be used to read from/write to a microSD memory card. Operation under another OS is not guaranteed.

• In order to use the FOMA handset to read from/write to the microSD memory card, you need to set up the USB mode. Disconnect the FOMA USB cable (optional) before setting the USB mode.

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

X "USB mode setting" X "microSD mode"

Open the External Connector Terminal

cover of the handset (a) and insert the external connector of the FOMA USB cable with the label side up until it clicks into its place (b)

Insert the USB connector of the USB

cable to a USB port on the PC (c)

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USB

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Note

• When removing the microSD memory card or

the FOMA USB Cable from a PC, be sure to perform the steps to "safely remove hardware" from the task tray of the PC. Removing the memory card or FOMA USB Cable without performing the proper steps may result in data loss.

• When switching to USB mode, first disconnect

the FOMA USB Cable, then switch the USB mode. When the FOMA handset and the FOMA USB Cable are connected, the USB mode cannot be switched.

• If the FOMA USB cable is disconnected, the

USB mode automatically returns to "Communication mode".

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Information

Verify that the handset is correctly connected to the PC. If it is not connected correctly, data may not only fail to be exchanged but may also be lost.

IrDa

Using Infrared Communication

You can exchange Phonebook entries, Schedule events or Bookmarks with a device equipped with infrared communication capabilities.

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Available Data for Data Transfer

Receiving

Data type

Phonebook (Personal info)

Schedule

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To Do

Received mail

Sent mail Unsent mail Image files Videos Melodies Bookmarks Memos

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Received To Do with the alarm set prior to the set time may not be correctly saved.

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Up to 2 MB of data per file can be sent or received.

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Up to 100 KB of data per file can be sent or received.

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Received Bookmarks may not be filtered depending on the other party's handset model.

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Saving destination of data received via Infrared

Data type Storage Location

Phonebook Phonebook Schedule Schedule

To Do

Received mail Inbox Sent mail Outbox Unsent mail Unsentmessage Still images "Data transfer" folder in

Videos "Data transfer" folder in "i-motion"

Melody "Data transfer" folder in "Melody"

Bookmarks "Bookmark" folder Memos Memos

capability

1 All 1 All

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Schedule

"My picture" in "Data box"

in "Data box"

Sending capabilit

Number of

pieces to be stored

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See

Up to 200 Up to 50 Up to 1000

Up to 500 Up to 1000

Up to 1000 Up to 1000 Up to 100 Up to 50

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Performing Infrared Communication

• Use the infrared devices within a distance of approximately 20 cm.

• Do not move the FOMA handset until the data exchange completes.

• If you hold the FOMA handset in your hand, be sure to hold it securely, so that it does not shake.

Infrared Port

15 degrees

Within approximately 20 cm

Cautions on Data Transfer

• Calls, i-mode, and data transfer are not available during infrared communication because the handset is in the same status as out of service area.

• Data may not be transferred depending on the other party's FOMA handset conditions. Depending on the other party's handset model, the filter setting of received mail or Bookmarks, or category setting of Phonebook entries may not be reflected, or the content of Deco-mail may not be saved correctly.

• Infrared communication between a FOMA handset and a non-FOMA deviceL705i may result in data not being received or displayed correctly.

• Communication may take a while depending on the amount of data to be transferred. Also , the data may not be received.

• Communications may not be performed succe ssfully under direct sunlight, directly under a fluorescent light, or near another infrared device, due to possible interference.

• If an i-mode mail message has attached data, the data will not be quoted.

• Attachments to i-mode mail are also forwarded. However, some types of attachments may not be forwarded.

• When a message text contains pictographs (E-Moji) or symbols, they may not be displayed correctly on a recipient handset or PC that is not capable of displaying them.

• Infrared communication is not available when Lock all, Data access lock is set, or when Self Mode is activated.

• When any other function is running, infrared communication is not available.

• Large size mail may not be sent correctly.

• Only downloaded attachments are forwarded when the mail is forwarded.

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Send Ir DA/Receive Ir Data

Exchanging Data One Piece at a Time

Sending Data One Piece at a Time

• Set the receiving device to the infrared receiving mode before sending data.

Example: Sending one Phonebook entry

"Stand-by displayXUXMove the

cursor to a phonebook entryXM [Menu]X"Send Ir data"X"Focused data"X"Yes

Note

• A message appears if the destination cannot be found. Verify the distance and angle with the other side.

Receiving Data One Piece at a Time

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"Receive Ir

Data"X"Receive"X"Yes" Perform the infrared transmission

operation on the sending device

Start the infrared communication.

"Yes"

Send All via Ir DA/Receive All Ir DA

Receiving or Sending All Data

You can exchange all data in a batch with a PC or another FOMA handset.

• To exchange all data, a session code is used to identify the sender and receiver correctly. The session code is any 1 to 4-digit number and should be entered both in the sending and receiving devices before sending/receiving data.

Sending All Data

• Set the receiving device to the infrared receiving mode before sending data.

Example: Sending all Phonebook entries on the FOMA handset

Stand-by displayUXM[Menu]

X"Send Ir data"X"all in phone"

If the Phonebook entry has an image set, a warning indicating that it may take a while to send is displayed. Select "Yes" to send.

Enter the security codeXEnter the

session codeX"Yes"

Start the infrared communication.

Note

• A message appears if the destination cannot be found. Verify the distance and angle with the other side.

• Files in "My picture" cannot be sent as a batch (one file can be sent at a time).

ReceivingAll Data

• Receiving all data overwrites the data on the FOMA handset and deletes all saved data including protected mail. Verify that important data has been saved elsewhere before sending or receiving all data.

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"Receive Ir

Data"X"Receive all"X"Yes" Enter the security codeXEnter the

session code Perform the infrared transmission

operation on the sending device

Start the infrared communication.

"Yes"

Infrared Remote Control Operations

Hold the FOMA handset within approx. 4 meters of, and

with the Infrared Port pointed directly at the remote control sensor of a TV, etc. to operate. Depending on the controlled device and ambient brightness, remote control may not be possible.

From the center Within +/- 15 degrees

within approx. 4 meters

Infrared Port

Using the Infrared Remote Control Function

You can use the FOMA handset as a remote controller for infraredremote controlled devices. An i-appli can send remote control signals using the infrared port.

• In order to use the handset as a remote control for a device, you need to download software that is specifically designed for the device. Key operations for remote control vary depending on the software.

• Some devices may not be controlled.

• Depending on the controlled device or ambient brightness, communications may not be possible.

• When Self-mode is activated, the infrared remote controller cannot be used.

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Music Playback

Music channel

Music Channel................................................................................................................... 216

Specifying Programs ........................................................................................................ 216

Playing Programs.............................................................................................................. 217

Operating the Music Channel from the Data box ........................................................... 219

Music Player

Available Players............................................................................................................... 220

Music Player/SD Audio Player ......................................................................................... 220

Saving Music ..................................................................................................................... 220

Playing Music .................................................................................................................... 221

Using Playlist..................................................................................................................... 224

Playing Songs with the SD-Audio Player........................................................................ 227

Playing songs for Special Times or Environments. ...................................................... 228

Using Other Applications While Listening to Music ............. Playback in background 228

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Music Channel

Specifying Programs

The Music channel is a service that automatically downloads specifiedmusic programs at nightfor as much as one hour. The programs are updated regularly. Youcan enjoy listening to theprograms at any time, such as while commuting.

Select the

programs beforehand

Receive the programs at night

Handsets that support Music Channel

• The Music channel is a fee-based service requiring a separate subscription (an i-mode and Pake-Houdai/Pake-Hodai Full contract is necessary for subscription).

• In addition to the usage fee for the Music channel, some programs may require additional information fees.

• For precautions and details on using the Music channel service, refer to the "Mobile Phone User's Guide [i-mode]".

• After you subscribe to the Music channel, if you insert the UIM into a FOMA handset that does not support the Music channel, the service is not available. However, service charges will still apply unless you cancel the Music channel subscription.

• You cannot specify or download programs while using the international roaming service. When you go overseas, deactivate the program download before you leave Japan. When you come back to Japan, resume the program download (packet communication charges apply if programs are downloaded or specified during international roaming. Pake-Hodai or Pake-Hodai Full is not available overseas).

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Information

Saved programs may be lost due to failure or repair of the FOMA handset or if the handset is exchanged. Note that DoCoMo is not responsible for lost data.

i-mode center

Program info.

(Information Provider)

Specified programs are downloaded automatically at night.

• Up to two programs can be specified.

• You need to register My Menu to a site that provides Music channel programs.→P141

M[Menu]X (MUSIC)X"Music

channel"

Music Channel

Screen

"Program setting"

• No programs are specified by default. After programs are specified, the program t itles appear.

Followtheinstructionson the screen to

specify programs

• For details, refer to the "Mobile Phone User's Guide [i-mode]".

Note

• In order to specify programs with another UIM inserted, first check the program setting information from Program setting. Checking the Program setting information may delete the programs that have not been moved from "Distributed Program" folder.

• This is a fee-based service requiring a separate subscription. If you have not subscribed to the service, a message indicating that you have not subscribed to the Music channel appears.

• Selecting the "Program list" on the Music channel screen opens the list of all programs offered for the Music channel. Selecting "What's Music Channel?" displays how to use the service and any special cautions. Also, you can subscribe to the service.

Viewing or Canceling Program Setting

Music channel screen (P209)X

"Program setting" Follow the instructions on the screen.

• For details, refer to the "Mobile Phone User's

Guide [i-mode]".

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Note

• Canceling programs does not remove the My Menu registration.

After Specifying Programs

• appears on the Stand-by display 1 2 hours prior to the program download.

• Programs are automatically downloaded at the designated download time.

• Programs are downloaded automatically at night.

appears on the Stand-by display when the download has been successful, and appears on the Stand-by display when the download has failed. Once the Music channel screen is opened, the icon disappears.

Note

• If the download is interrupted because the

handset is out of service area or the communication is disconnected, the download resumes automatically after three minutes. An attempt to download will be made up to five times.

• If the programs are not downloaded at the

download time because the handset is not turned on, the handset is out of service area, or the signal is weak, the programs will be downloaded again at the same time the following night.

• Programs cannot be automatically downloaded

in the following cases. In each case, specif y the programs again on the Music channel screen.

- If a different UIM is inserted after programs were specified

- If the UIM is inserted in another FOMA handset that supports the Music channel after programs were specified

- If "Clear memory" is performed on the FOMA handset

• It may take a while to download programs. Verify that the battery level is sufficient and signal reception is strong.

• Downloaded programs are stored t emporarily in the "Distributed program" folder in the Music channel of the Data box. If any channel of the programs is updated, the programs stored in the "Distributed program" folder are delet ed and the programs can no longer be played. The programs you want to keep should be moved to another folder.→P219 However, some programs may not be saved.

• If you specify new programs, cancel a program, or cancel the subscription to My menu, Music channel, or i-mode, the programs that have not been moved from "Distributed Program" folder are deleted. However, if you specify new programs when the download is deactivated, programs are not deleted.

• The ring tone does not sound and the handset does not vibrate when the program download starts or completes. Also, the Call Indicator does not light/blink.

Downloading Programs Manually

If thedownloadfails, download remaining programs manually.

Music channel screen (P209)XSelect a

programX"Yes"

•䃨 appears next to each program that was not downloaded.

Note

• If you download from the Music channel program list in the Data box, select a program that has failed to downloadXSelect "Yes".

• Even if the download was interrupted, the program can be played up to the chapter downloaded before the interruption.

• Programs exceeding the number of Replays, Expiration date, or File period cannot be downloaded manually.

• Depending on the time frame, it may not be possible to download manually.

Playing Programs

Music channel screen (P209)XSelect a

programm

b c d

Ex: When the player skin is

"Chocolate Melody"

aVolume bProgram/chapter title or the artist name cPlayback elapsed time/Progress bar/

Maximum playback time

dEqualizer setting eShows the playback elapsed time. fChapter image or program image gPlayback status hRepeat setting

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Key operations on the Music channel player screen

Key Description

C HF/E Adjust the volume

L/R

(Hold down)

G * 0 1-5 Change the screen design 7䋯9

Pause/Play

Play from the beginning of the current chapter or go to the previous chapter/ play the next chapter

Rewind/fast forward while being pressed

Background playback →P228 Switch the Repeat setting Switch the Equalizer setting

Display the previous/next image

f g

Music Playback

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Key Description

8 I[List] Open the Chapter list

Show/hide the image

Toggle Music channel player and playing backgroung

Note

• Playback is paused for the following. It will resume automatically after the operation completes.

- When a voice or video call arrives

- When i-mode mail or SMS is Received

- When an alarm sounds

• A program with restrictions on playback cannot be played after the number of Replays, Expiration date, or File period is exceeded. A confirmation asking whether to delete the program appears when you attempt to play such a program. Selecting "Yes" deletes the program. You can check the number of Replays, Expiration date, or File period in the file detail information.

• When you attempt to play a partially downloaded program, a confirmation asking whether to download the remaining data appears. Select "Yes" to start downloading. Select "Play" to play the downloaded chapters.

Sub Menu on the Music Channel Screen

Music channel screen (P209)XMove

the cursor to a programXM[Menu] XPerform the following operations

[Move Program]

Move the selected programs from "Distributed Program" folder.→P219

[Delete]

Delete the selected program.

X"Yes"

[Program information]

Display information about the selected program.

[Chapter list]

List chapters of the selected program.→P218

[Connect to URL]

Access the site if the selected program contains a URL.

X"Yes"

Note

• Deleting programs does not cancel the program setting. Programs are automatically downloaded until you access the Music channel site and cancel the setting.

Sub Menu on the Music Channel Player Screen

Music channel player screen (P209)X

M[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Program skip]

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Previous program Next program

BGM

Play songs in the background.

[Minimize]

The song is played in background.→P228

[Chapter list]

List chapters of the program in playback.→P218

[Chapter info]

Display information about the chapter in playback.

[Program info.]

Display information about the program in playback.

[Set repeat]

None Current song All songs

[Equalizer]

Tone control when playing music.

X"Normal"/"Classic"/"Jazz"/"Pop"/"Rock"/ "Dance"/"Bass booster"/"Vocal"

[Chapter Image]

Display or save the chapter image/program image to the Data box.→P224

[Player skin]

Change the appearance of the Music channel player screen.

XSelect a skinX

[Connect to URL]

Access the site if the program in playback contains a URL.

X"Yes"

Playback the previous program.

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Playback the next program.

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Playback is not repeated.

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The program in playback is repeated.

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All programs are repeated.

Displaying the Chapter List of the Program

Select and play a chapter, or display information.

Music channel player screen (P216)X

I[List]

•䃨 appears next to the chapter in playback.

C[Play] : Play the selected chapter.

•

I[Info.] : Display information about the

selected chapter.

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Program icons shown on the Music Channel

The following icons found on the Music Channel / Program List screens show the program download status or the type of the program.

Icon Description

Played or un-played programs with their

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played count restricted Played or un-played programs without

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their played count restricted Programs moved from "Distributred

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Program" folder Programs that are partially obtained

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Chapters obtained Chapters not obtained Programs that could not be updated Programs that are scheduled but not

obtained. Programs that are currently being

obtained.

Moving to "Save Program" folder

Downloaded programs can be moved from "Distributed program" folder to another folder so that they will not be overwritten. Moved programs can be played from the "Music channel" in the "Data box".

Music channel screen (P216)XMove

the cursor to a programXM[Menu] X"Save program"

Select a folderXI[Move]

• Select a folder other than "Download program" folder

Note

• Downloaded programs cannot be copied.

• Partially downloaded programs cannot be moved.

• Programs can be moved only in the FOMA handset. They cannot be moved on the microSD memory card.

Operating the Music Channel from the Data box

You can play or move the programs distributed from "Music channel"in"Data box", or you can edit the program titles.

Playing a Program from the Data box

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"Music

channel"

The Folder list screen opens. If you have any playable programs, they may be played.

I[New] : Create a new folder.

•

Select a folderXC[Open]

The Program list screen opens.

Select a programXM[Play]

Sub Menu on the Folder List Screen

Folder list screen (P219)XMove the

cursor to a folderXI[Menu]X Perform the following operations

• I[Delete]: Delete the selected program.

[New folder]

Create a new folder.

XEnter a folder name

• You cannot create a sub folder in a user-defined folder.

[Rename]

XEdit a folder name

[Delete]

Delete the selected folder.

X"Yes"

Note

• The "Distributed Program" folder cannot be renamed or deleted.

Sub Menu on the Program List Screen

Program list screen (P219)XMove the

cursor to a programXM[Menu]X Perform the following operations

[Play]

Play the selected program.

[Move program]

Move the selected program from the "Distributed program" folder.

[Rename]

Change the title of the selected program.

[Delete]

Delete the selected program.

X"Yes"

[Delete all]

Delete all programs in the folder.

X"Yes"

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[Multiple choice]

Select and delete programs.

XPlace a check mark next to a program to deleteX

I[Delete]X"Yes"

• Press

M[Menu] to select "Mark", "Mark all",

"Unmark", "Unmark all"

[Program info.]

Display information about the selected program.

[Chapter list]

Open the Chapter list.→P218

[New folder]

Create a new folder.

XEnter a folder name

• You cannot create a sub folder in a user-defined folder.

[List view/Grid view]

Switch between list and picture display.

Available Players

You can play music with the FOMA handset in one of the following ways:

• Playing with the Music player

Play Chaku-Uta-Ful l

• Playing with the SD-Audio player

Play SD-Audio compatible songs saved to the microSD memory card from a PC.

• Playing as an i-motion movie

Play an audio only i-motion movie downloaded using i-mode and saved in the Data box.→P201

You can use mail or access an i-mode site while listening to music (Background playback).→P228

downloaded from sites.

Music Player/SD Audio Player

• You can play Chaku-Uta-Full® or SD-Audio

compliant music data.

• Download Chaku-Uta-Full

SD-Audio compliant songs using "SD-Jukebox" (commercial item) from a PC.

• Before downloading music from a Web site, read t he

license agreement (license and prohibited activities, etc.) carefully.

• Music saved in the FOMA handset or on a microSD

memory card can be played for personal use only. When playing music, do not violate the third party's intellectual property rights, such as copyright or other rights. Do not copy or move music saved in the FOMA handset or on a microSD memory card to other media, such as a PC.

• Precautions for Using or Handling a microSD

Memory Card →P206

from i-mode. Save

Saving Music

Downloading Chaku-Uta-Full

• Up to 998 Chaku-Uta-Full up to 5MB can be saved per song.

• Downloaded Chaku-Uta-Full "Music" in the "Data box".

Access a site that provides Chaku-Uta-

Full

XSelect Chaku-Uta-Full®to

download

When the download completes, a confirmation opens.

"Save"

Play

: Play the downloaded Chaku-Uta-Full

File property

: Display information about the downloaded

Chaku-Uta-Full

Back

: Return to the Web site without saving the

Chaku-Uta-Full

Note

• The Chaku-Uta-Full" files with the same name cannot be saved in a single folder.

songs can be saved and

is saved in the

Saving SD-Audio data in microSD memory card

The following is required to play SD-Audio compliant music data with the FOMA handset:

• FOMA L705i handset

• FOMA USB connection cable

• PC (Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000 (Japanese version))

• SD-Jukebox (commercial item)

• A CD that contains the music you want to save

• microSD memory card

SD-Jukebox (commercial item)

You can purchase SD-Jukebox from the following URL: http://www.sense.panasonic.co.jp/PanaSense/ special/soft/sd_jukebox/ SD-Jukebox supports Windows Vista,WindowsXP, Windows 2000 (Japanese edition). For detailed information about the requirements for SD-Jukebox, visit http://panasonic.jp/support/ software/sdjb/

Insert the bundled CD-ROM into

the CD-drive on your PC

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Click "Entertainment Tool"

Follow the on-screen instruction to purchase SDJukebox.

Install SD-Jukebox on your PC

For details on how to set up SD-Jukebox, see

Set the "USB mode setting" to

"microSD mode" to connect the FOMA handset with your PC.→P210

Save music data in a microSD memory

card.

Start SD-Jukebox installed on your PC and save music data in a microSD memory card.

• See SD-Jukebox Help on how to use SDJukebox.

• After you save, remove the FOMA USB connection cable from your PC.

Playing Music

You can play music (Chaku-Uta Full)®) saved in the FOMA handset or on a microSD memory card.

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File Format Available with Chaku-Uta-Full

File format MP4

Bit rate

Capacity 998 songs Max number of

playlists

M[Menu]X (Music)X"Music

player"XPerform the following operations

MPEG-4 AAC: 8-128 Kbps HE-AAC: 8-128 Kbps Enhanced aacPlus: 16-48 kbps

Up to 10 playlists

[All songs]

Display up to 50 songs saved in the FOMA handset and the microSD memory card.→P222

[Artist]

Sort and display music files in "All songs" folder by artist.

[Genre]

Sort and display music files in "All songs" folder by genre.

[Album]

Sort and display music files in "All songs" folder by album.

Note

• To play the last played song, M[Menu] X (Music) X Select "Recent played"

G for 1+ seconds on the Stand-by display.

down

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: "Playing" appears during playback.

Selecting the song opens the Player screen for the song in playback.

• Sorting conditions for Artists, Genre and Album

is in accordance with the detailed information about the music file.

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or hold

MUSIC Menu

Pressing G on the Stand-by display opens the "Music channel" and play menus. The play menu allows you to switch among the "Music Screen", "SD-Audio Screen", and "Music Channel Screen" by pressing

Music

Screen

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Does not appear when no SD-Audio compatible songs are saved on the microSD memory card.

SD-Audio

Screen

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Music

Channel

Screen

Music Screen

[Music life]

You can play songs for special times or environments. →P228

[Playlist]

Display, create, or play a Playlist.→P225

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Continuously Playing Music

You can continuously play all songs saved in the FOMA handset and the microSD memory card, or only songs specified by artist name, genre, or album title. Ex: To play music in "All songs"

GX"Music player"X"All songs"

• : Music saved on the FOMA handset

Music saved on the

• : microSD memory card

Music Data List Screen

(Ex: When the

player skin is

"Chocolate

Melody")

Move the cursor to a song XC[Play]

Selected songs are played in the order in the music list.

b c d

aVolume bSong title and artist name cPlayback progress bar

Shows the playback elapsed time.

dEqualizer setting eJacket image/Stand-by image/Lyrics fPlayback status gRepeat setting

Current song All songs

hShuffle setting

Appears when enabling "Shuffle ON"

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Key operations on the Music player screen

Key Description

C C(1+ sec) HF/E Adjust the volume

L/R

Music

Player Screen

Pause/Play Skip to the beggining of the song,

then pause

Play from the beginning of the current chapter or go to the previous chapter/ play the next chapter

f g h

Key Description

L/R

(Hold down)

G # * 0 1-5 Change the screen design 7䋯9

8 I[List] Display the Music data list screen

Rewind/fast forward while being pressed

Background playback →P228 Switch the Shuffle setting Switch the Repeat setting Switch the Equalizer setting

Display the previous/next image Switch Jacket image/Lyrics/Hide

Switch whether to play in the music player or to play in the background

Note

• Playback is paused for the following. It will resume automatically after the operation completes.

- When a voice or video call arrives

- When receiving i mode mail or SMS

- When an alarm sounds

• Sound effects such as the key tone do not sound during music playback.

Sub Menu on the Music Data List Screen

Music data list screen (P222)XMove

the cursor to dataXM[Men u]X Perform the following operations

• C[Play] : Play the selected music.

I[Playlist] : Add the selected music to the

•

playlist.→P226

[Play]

Play the selected song.

[Add to Playlist]

Add the selected music to the Playlist.→P226

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[Multiple choice]

Select and play multiple songs. Operations during playback are the same as for a Playlist.→P225

XPlace a check mark next each song to playX

I[Play]

•

M[Menu] : Select from "Play", "Add to Playlist",

and "Mark/Unmark". You can add a checked song to a playlist selecting "Add to playlist"

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[Search]

Specify "Title", "Artist", "Album", "Genre", or "Year" to search music.

XSelect an itemXEnter the itemX

• All songs that match all specified conditions are displayed.

I[Search]

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[Sort by]

Sort songs by setting a condition.

X"Title"/"Artist"/"Album"/"Genre"/"Track No."/ "Year"

[File property]

View or edit information about the selected song.

XSelect an item X

• Some items cannot be edited.

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I[Edit] X Edit the item

Does not appear for the SD Audio player. Music data in Artists/Genre/Album will not be in the list screen.

Sub Menu on the Music Player Screen

Music player screen (P222)XI

[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Go to MUSIC]

Display music screen while playing music.→P221

[BGM]

Play in the background.→P228

[List]

Display the Music data list screen.→P222

[File property]

View information about the song in playback.

[Shuffle ON/OFF]

Enable or disable shuffle play.

[Set repeat]

None Current song All songs

[Equalizer]

Control the tone when playing.

"Normal"/"Classic"/"Jazz"/"Pop"/"Rock"/"Dance"/

"Bass booster"/"Vocal"

[Jacket image]

Display or save the Jacket image to the Data box. →P224

[Lyric]

Display or save the Lyrics to the Data box.→P224

[Set as ring tone]

Set the song in playback as a ring tone.→P223

[Player skin]

Change the appearance of the Music player screen.

XSelect a skin

[Connect to URL]

Access the site if the song in playback contains a URL.

X"Yes"

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Does not appear for the SD Audio Player.

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Playback is not repeated.

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The song in playback is repeated.

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Play all songs on the Music data list screen repeatedly.

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Setting a Song as a Ring Tone

Music player screen (P222)

"Set as tone"

Select a ring tone type

Voice ring tone䋺 Set as a ring tone for a voice

Video ring tone䋺 Set as a ring tone for a video

Mail tone

Message R tone

Message F tone䋺 Set as a ring tone for Message

SMS tone䋺 Set as a ring tone for SMS. Alarm tone䋺 Set as an alarm tone.

Select a range to set as the ring tone

[Full song ring tone]

Set the entire song in playback as a ring tone.

[Point ring tone]

If the song in the playback has already a range specified, this option can be selected.

XSelect a range

[Free point ring tone]

Specify and set a free range as a ring tone.

XUse

Jto find a starting pointXM[Start]XUse

Jto find an ending pointXM[Done]

call.

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Set as a ring tone for i-mode

mail.

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Set as a ringtone for Message

Note

• If selecting "Alarm tone", further select which alarm.

• Some songs may not be set as a ring tone.

Viewing Details about a Song

Music player screen (P222)XI

[Menu]X"Set as tone"

• I[Edit] : Edit properties.

[Menu]

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Information displayed on the File property screen

Item Description

Title Display the song name Artist Display the artist name Album Display the album name Year Displa y the year when the song

Genre Display the genre Comment Display comments Track No. Display the song numbers and the

Composer Display the composer name Lyricist Display the lyricist name Right holder Display the copyright holder Selling agency Display the selling agency Rights info. Display the information about

Label Display the label URL Display the related URL Full song ring

tone Point ring tone Display whether the pre-set range

Free point ring tone

Savable jacket image

Savable image Display whether there is an image

Savable lyric Display whether there are lyrics

Audio Display the sound format Bit rate Display the bit rate Playing time Display the file playback duration File Name Display the file name File Size Display the file size File Type Display the file format Date & Time

(Saved) Original title Display the default title of the file File Restriction

Source Display the source Move to

microSD Replays/

Expiration date/ File period

DRM info. Display whether the copyright is

was released

total number of songs in the album

rights

Display whether the entire song can be set as a ring tone

of the song can be set as a ring tone

Display whether a user-defined range of the song can be set as a ring tone

Display whether there is a jacket image that can be saved

that can be saved

Display the saved date and time

Display whether the file is restricted →

Indicates whether the file can be moved to a microSD memory card

Display information of replays/ expiration date/file period

controlled

P198

View Images or Lyrics Contained in a Song

You can view and save Jacket images, Stand-by images, Lyrics, or chapters/program images contained in programs downloaded using the Music channel.

Music player screen(P222)/

channel player screen(P209)XM

Music

[Menu]X"Jacket image"/"Lyric"X Perform the following operations

[Next image]

View the next image or lyrics.

[Previous image]

View the previous image or lyrics.

[Full view]

View an image or lyrics to fit the screen.

[Display On/Off ]

Show/hide the image or lyrics.

[Save in Data box]

Save the displayed image or lyrics to "i-mode" in "My Pictures" in the Data box. "Yes"

Using Playlist

You can specifytheorder to play songs in a Playlist. You can play any songs in the order of your choice from all songs saved in the FOMA handset and on the microSD memory card.

Creating a Playlist

Up to 10 Playlists and up to 50 songs per Playlist can be saved.

GX"Music player"X"Playlist"

The Playlist list screen opens.

I[New]XEnter a Playlist name

Up to 30 full-pitch or half-pitch characters can be entered.

Place a check mark next to each song

to save to the PlaylistXI[Done]

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For the songs in the Music Player, press

M[Menu] to select "File property", "Mark

all", "Unmark all", or "Sort by".

Note

• If you delete Chaku-Uta-Full® songs saved in the playlists or move them between the FOMA handset and microSD memory card, they will be removed from the playlist.

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Playing a Playlist

Playlist list screen (P224)XSelect a

Playlist

The Playlist music list screen opens.

Move the cursor to a song XC[Play]

Selected songs are played in the order in the music list.

Sub Menu on the Playlist List Screen

Playlist list screen (P224)XMove the

cursor to a PlaylistXM[Menu]X Perform the following operations

[Play]

Play the selected Playlist.

[New playlist]

Create a Playlist.→P224

[Rename]

Change the Playlist name.

XEdit the Playlist name

[Copy playlist]

Copy the selected Playlist and create a new Playlist.

X "Yes" X Enter a name of the new Playlist

[Delete playlist]

Delete the selected Playlist.

X"Yes"

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete Playlists.

XPlace a check mark next to each Playlist to deleteX

• Press Unmark".

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Does not appear for the SD Audio player.

Note

• These options are not available for "All songs" and "Quick playlist".

• This option is not available for "All songs".

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I[Delete]X"Yes"

M[Menu] to select "Delete" or "Mark/

Sub Menu on the Playlist Music List Screen

Playlist music list screen (P225) X

Move the cursor to a song X M[Menu] X Perform the following operations

• I[Add] : Add the song to the displayed Playlist.

[Play]

Play the selected song.

[Add songs]

Add songs to the displayed Playlist.

XPlace a check mark next to each song to add X

I[Done]

• Press

M[Menu] to select "File property", "Mark

all", "Unmark all", and "Sort by".

[Move]

Change the order of the selected songs.

XLocate a position to move to.

[Delete from list]

Delete the selected song from the Playlist.

[Multiple choice]

Select and play multiple songs. Operations during playback are the same as for a Playlist.→P225

XPlace a check mark next each song to playX [Play]

•Press

M[Menu] to select "Play", "Delete from list",

and "Mark/Unmark".

[Search]

Specify "Title", "Artist", "Album", "Genre", or " Year" to search music.

XSelect an itemXEnter the itemX

• All songs that match all specified conditions are displayed.

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[Sort by]

Sort songs by setting a condition.

X"Title"/"Artist"/"Album"/"Genre"/"Track No."/ "Year"

[File property]

View or edit information about the selected song.

X Select an item X

• Some items cannot be edited.

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Does not appear for the SD Audio player.

I[Edit] X Edit the item

I[Search]

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Adding Songs to a Playlist

GX"Music player"X"All songs"

Move the cursor to a song to

saveXI[Playlist]XSelect a Playlist

• I[New] : Create a new Playlist with the selected song.

• For Chaku-Uta® and Chaku-Uta=Full®, you can do the following operation.

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To save multiple songs

M[Menu]X"Select multiple"XPlace a check

mark next to each song to saveX XSelect "Add to Playlist".

M[Menu]

Saving Songs to the Quick Playlist

Hold down A on the Music data list screen to save the selected song to the "Quick playlist". It is useful for you to collect up the songs you often listen to. To play, select the "Quick playlist" on the Playlist list screen.

Managing Folders, Playlists, and Music Data

Songs are saved in the "Music" folder in the Data box. SD-Audio compatible songs are saved in the "SD-audio" folder in the Data box. Delete or move songs from the Data box.

M[Menu]X (Data box)X"Music"

• I[Switch] : Switch between list and picture display.

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Managing SD-AudioCompatible Songs

M[Menu]X (Data box)XSelect

"SD-audio"

Move the cursortoasongXM[Menu]

XPerform the following operations

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To Manage Playlists

Select a "Playlist" X Move the cursor onto the playlist X operations described in "Sub Menu on the Playlist Music List Screen" (P225).

M[Menu] X Perform the

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To maintain music data in microSD memory card

"micro SD" X Move the cursor to music data X

M[Menu] X Perform the following operations

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Managing Songs on the microSD Memory Card

"micro SD" X Move the cursor to a song X

M[Menu] XPerform the following operations

[Files]

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Play Move

Copy

Delete

Delete all

Rename

Reset display name

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete songs.

XPlace a check mark next to the songs to deleteX

I[Delete]X"Yes"

• You can move/copy multiple songs with the

• XCheck off the songs you want to copy or delete

• X

•

[File property]

View or edit information about the selected song.

XSelect an item X

• Some items cannot be edited.

[Send]

Not available

[Set as tone]

Set the selected song as a ring tone.→P223

[List view/Grid view]

Switch between list and picture display.

[Sort by]

Sort songs by setting a condition.

X"Title"/"Artist"/"Album"/"Genre"/"Track No."/ "Year"

[Memory info.]

Handset memory

External memory

Play the selected song.

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Move the selected song to another folder.

Select a destination folder

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Copy the selected song to another folder.

Select a destination folder

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Delete the selected song.

"Yes"

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Delete all songs in the folder.

"Yes"

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Rename the selected song.

Edit a file name

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Reset the display name of the selected file to its default name.

following operation.

M[Manu] X "Move"/"Copy" X Select a

destination folder X

M[Menu] : Select from "Move", "Copy", "Delete",

"Mark", "Mark all", "Unmark", and "Unmark all".

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Shows free space in the FOMA handset.

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Shows free space on the microSD memory card.

I"Move"/"Copy"

I[Edit] X Edit the item

[Move]

[Copy]

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[New folder]

Create a new folder.

XEnter a folder name

• Sub folders can be created in a folder up to two layers.

Playing Songs with the SD-Audio Player

Note

• When the "Playlist" folder or "SD-Audio" folder is open, press Playlist.→P224

I[New] to create a new

Sub Menu while a Folder Selected

Move cursor to a folder XM[Menu]X

Performs the following operations

[Rename]

XEdit a folder name

[New folder]

Create a new folder.

XEnter a folder name

• Sub folders can be created in a folder up to two layers.

[Delete]

Delete the selected folder.

X"Yes"

[List view/Grid view]

Switch between list and picture display.

[Sort by]

Sort songs by setting a condition.

X"Title"/"Artist"/"Album"/"Genre"/"Track No."/ "Year"

[Memory info.]

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Handset memory

External memory

[Folder property]

The folder size, the number of files in the folder, and the number of folders in the folder are displayed.

Shows free space in the FOMA handset.

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Shows free space on the microSD memory card.

Note

• The "Playlist" and "micro SD" folders cannot be renamed or deleted.

You can play SD-Audio-compliant songs saved on the microSD memory card.

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Available SD Audio file formats

File Format MPEG-2AAC Bit rate (stereo) The numberof songs that can

be saved The number of playlists that

can be created

GX"SD-Audio Player"XPerform the

following operations

[Music life]

You can play songs for special times or environments. →P228

[Playlist]

Display, create, or play a Playlist.→P224

[All songs]

Display up to 999 SD-Audio-compliant songs saved on the microSD memory card.→P222

[Artist]

Sort and display music files in "All songs" folder by artist.→P222

[Genre]

Sort and display music files in "All songs" folder by genre.→P222

[Album]

Sort and display music files in "All songs" folder by album.→P222

16䌾128kbps

Up to 998 songs

Up to 10 playlists

SD-Audio

Note

• Operations are the same for the Music player expect the following:

- Sub menu items not available for the

SD-Audio player are not displaye d.

- SD-Audio-compliant song information

cannot be edited.

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Music life

Playing songs for Special Times or Environments.

Default

You can play songs suitable for occasions such as when commuting, playing sports, or going to bed.

GX"Music player"/"SDAudio player"

X"Music life"XPerform the following operations

[Train]

Vocal sound is emphasized so that lyrics can be clearly heard even in a low volume when you commute. Songs are played in random order.

Playlist

Vocal

[Sports timer]

Songs are played for a set period. You can use this option as a timer when you want to run for a certain time. The selected Playlist is repeatedly played for the specified time period.

Playlist

Playing time

[Sleeping]

You can set an off timer to stop the playback automatically when lying in bed listening to music. The volume is gradually reduced about five minutes before the playback ends. The selected Playlist is repeatedly played for the specified time period.

Playlist

Off timer

Train : All songs, level 2 Sport timer : All songs 30 Min. Sport timer : All songs 30 Min.

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Select "All songs" or a Playlis t.

Select "All songs" or a Playlist

• C[List] : List Playlists.

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Place emphasis on vocal sounds.

Select the level of emphasis

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Select "All songs" or a Playlist.

Select "All songs" or a Playlist

• C[List] : List Pla ylists.

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Enter the playback time. Up to 1200 minutes can be entered.

Enter the playback time

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Select "All songs" or a Playlist.

Select "All songs" or a Playlist

• C[List] : List Playlists.

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Enter a value of minutes un til the playback stops. Up to 1200 minutes can be entered.

Enter the time

Playback in background

Using Other Applications While Listening to Music

Press G during a music playback

Open the Stand-by display during music playback.

Note

• On the Stand-by display, song names and artist names are displayed.

• During the background playback, press adjust the volume.

G during the background playback to

• Press return to the Music player in playback.

• To stop the background playback, press select "Yes".

• During background playback, an i-motion movie set for the Stand-by display will not be played. The default Stand-by display opens instead.

• While a song on the microSD memory card is played in background, the other functions cannot access to the microSD memory card.

XP "Yes" to stop the background

Select playback.

F/Eto

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I[Play]

Other Useful Functions

Multi-access.................................................................................................. Multi-access 230

Multitasking .................................................................................................. Multitasking 230

Sounding the Alarm at Set Times.......................................................................... Alarm 231

Managing Schedule Events.............................................................................. Schedule 232

Managing To Do Tasks ..................................................................................... To Do list 235

Managing Anniversaries.................................................................Remembering Dates 237

Quick Access to Frequently Used Applications .....................................Custom Menu 238

Registering Your Name and Image............................................................ Own Number 239

Checking Call Duration/Call Cost .................................................................................... 239

Setting a Call Cost Limit ...................................................................... Set call cost limit 240

Using the World Clock................................................................................. World Clock 240

Using the Stopwatch....................................................................................... Stopwatch 241

Using the Unit Converter ......................................................................... Unit Converter 241

Using the Calculator ........................................................................................Calculator 242

Using Memos......................................................................................................... Memos 243

Talking Using the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch .................................... 244

Automatically Receiving a Call Connecting the flat-plug earphone/microphone

with switch................................................................................................... Auto Answer 244

Chiming the Hour .................................................................................... Hour Indication 245

Checking Memory Usage ........................................................................ Memory status 245

Restoring Various Function Settings to Their Defaults .............................Reset/Clear 245

Deleting All Saved Data at Once.............................................................. Clear memory 246

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Multi-access

Multi-access is a function that allows the use of three lines (voice call, packet communication, and SMS) concurrently.

Communication Type Available Line Voice call 1 line Packet communication

including i-mode, i-appli, i-mode mail, and PC connections

SMS 1 line

Note

• Combination of Lines →P302

• During Multi-access, communication charges apply for each connected line.

• During a video call, Multi-access is disabled except for incoming SMS.

Making a Voice Call during Packet Communication

By invoking "New task" screen, a voice call can be made during packet communication such as i-mode(P231).

Example: Making a voice call during i-mode operation

i-mode screen(P139)XN(1+seconds)

X"Call"

The Phone number entry screen opens.

Enter a phone numberXA

Note

• To return to the i-mode screen from the Voice call screen press

and select "i-mode".

1 line from the left

Using Other Communications during a Voice Call

During a voice call, you can perform operations such as sending/receiving mail or connecting to i-mode.

Sending Mail

Voice call screen XN(1+

seconds)X Create and send mail

Note

• Creating and sending mail →P161, P181

Receiving Mail

An icon (P32) to notify of incoming mail appears at the top of the screen.

Connecting to i-mode

Voice call screen XN(1+ seconds)

X"i-mode"

Note

• To return to the Voice call screen, press Select "Yes"

Multitasking

"Mail"

Voice call

P X

Multitasking

Receiving a Voice Call during Packet Communication

A voice call can be received during packet communication such as i-mode.

Example: Receiving a voice call during i-mode operation

A call arrives

The Incoming call screen opens.

Note

• To return to the i-mode screen from the Voice call screen (P49) press

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and select "i-mode".

This FOMA handset provides multitasking that allows you to start and operate two or more applications concurrently.

Task manager

Launching a New Function

To launch a new function while another function is running, open the New task screen (Task manager).

While using an applicat ionXN(for 1+

seconds)

Unavailable functions are grayed out.

While using an applicationXN

• Select "New task" on the Task list screen to open the New task screen that allows you to launch another application.

New task

Select an application to start

• Available applications vary depending on the currently running application and its operating status.

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The Phone number entry screen opens.䇯→P50

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The Mail menu screen opens.→P160

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The i-mode menu screen opens.→P138

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The Software list screen opens.→P185

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The Search phonebook screen opens.→P83

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The Still image capture screen opens.→P129

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The Month view calendar screen opens.→P232

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The To do list screen opens.→P235

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The Memo list screen opens.→P243

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The Calculator screen opens.→P242

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The Own number screen opens.→P48

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Dialing

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Mail

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i-mode

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i-appli

Search phonebook

Photo-mode

Schedule

To Do list

Memo

Calculator

Own number

Note

• Combination of Applications →P303

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Switching/Confirming Applications

To switchorconfirm applications, open theTask list screen.

Task list screen

The running functions are

Use K to select an

application

The screen for the selected application will be displayed.

Terminating an Application

Close the currently displayed application and open the previously displayed application.

To terminate an applicationXQ/P

• To close an application, make it current application first.

• Repeat these steps to applications.

Alarm

close other

Sounding the Alarm at Set Times

The FOMA handset can be used as an alarm clock. Up to ten alarms can be registered.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X"Alarm"

• Press to set the selected alarm "On"/"Off".

Alarm List ScreenAlarm List Screen

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Icons displayed on the Alarm list screen.

Icon Description

Alarm set to "On". Alarm with "Set repeat" set.

Move the cursor to an alarm to be

edited X C[Edit] Perform the following operation

• C[List] : Display the setting items list screen for the selected item.

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[ (On/Off list)]

Set whether to enable the alarm.

X"ON"/"OFF"

[°e (Set time)]

Set the time for the alarm to sound.

[ (Set repeat)]

Select a repetition type.

X "Once"/"Daily"/Daily except holiday"/"Mon-Fri"/

"Weekdays"

• If you select "Daily except holiday", the alarm does not sound on Sundays and holidays set in "Set holiday" (P234).

"Weekdays" is selected, perform the following steps to specify the days of the week for the alarm to start:

D X C [List]in the "SuMo TuWe Th FrSa" field

X X place check marks next to days of the week X

I [Done]

[ (Alarm tone)]

Select an alarm tone.

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Music

i-motion

Melody

[(Memo)]

Up to 7 full-pitch or 15 half-pitch characters can be entered. The entered text is displayed on the Alarm screen after the alarm starts.

[ (Turbo Alarm)]

Set whether to enable the Turbo Alarm that increases its volume levels up to the maximum volume and vibrates the handset. X "Off"/"On (Max. Ring&Vib)"

[ (Snooze)]

Set whether to enable the Turbo Alarm that increases its volume levels up to the maximum volume and vibrates the handset.

Selects the music saved in "Music" in the "Data box "folder.→P224

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

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Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

I[Done]

Sub Menu on the Alarm List Screen

Alarm list screen (P231)XM[Menu]

XPerform the following operations

[Edit]

Edit the selected alarm.→P231

[Turn On(Off)]

Activate/deactivate the selected alarm.

[Multiple choice]

Select alarm and set whether to enable the alarm.

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XPlace check marks next to the alarms X [Menu] X "On"/"Off"

• You can also select "Mark/Unmark" X "Mark all", "Mark"*, "Unmark"*, or "Unmark all" by pressing

M[Menu].

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Either one appears depending on the alarm

status.

When the alarms for "Alarm" and "Schedule"/"To Do" reach the specified time

The following actions are performed by function.

Alarm

The alarm screen appears, the alarm tone sounds and the illumination lights.

• To stop the alarm, press

• When the "Snooze interval" time is set, to stop

the alarm temporarily and sound the alarm tone again when a set period of time has elapsed,

I[Snooze].

press

• When the alarm for which "Snooze interval" time

is set is not stopped, the alarm tone sounds again in about 5 minutes regardless of the setting of the snooze interval time. The alarm tone sounds repeatedly for 1 hour, up to 12 times.

Schedule

The schedule alarm screen appears, the alarm tone sounds and the illumination lights.

• To stop the alarm, press

C[Off] on the Schedule detail screen.

• To sound the alarm tone again, select

I[Snooze] X Select a snooze interval.

• When the alarm for Schedule cannot be stopped,

the alarm tone sounds again in about 5 minutes regardless of the setting of the snooze interval time. (Confirming specs)

To Do

The To Do alarm screen appears, the alarm tone sounds and the illumination lights.

• To stop the alarm, press

C[Off] on the To Do detail screen.

When the alarm for Alarm, Schedule and To Do are set to the same time

The priority order for the alarm is Alarm → Schedule alarm → To Do alarm. (Confirming specs)

Schedule

C[Off].

C[OK] and then

Managing Schedule Events

Registering Schedule Events

You can save a schedule event such as a meeting or appointment. Up to 200 Schedule events and up to 100 holidays can be saved.

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M[Menu]X (Stationery)X"Schedule"

XMove the cursor to the day to be saved in ScheduleXI[New]X Perform the following operations

• C[List] : Display the setting items list screen for the selected item.

• When the cursor is in the time setting field, you can stop creating a schedule event by selecting [Cancel]

[ (Start Date)]

Specify the date to start the Schedule event. To enter a date, use enter a number with dial keys. Press the day from a calendar.

[ (End Date)]

Specify the date to complete the Schedule event. To enter a date, use and enter a number with dial keys. Press select the day from a calendar. The end date cannot be set earlier than the start date.

[(Settime)]

Specify the times to start/end the Schedule event.

All day

Set time

[ (Category)]

Select a category of the Schedule event.Icons vary depending on the selected category.

[ (Subject)]

Up to 200 full-pitch or 400 half-pitch characters can be entered. The subject is displayed on the Monthly and Weekly view screen.

[ (Summary)]

Up to 20 full-pitch or 40 half-pitch characte rs ca n be entered. The summary is displayed on the Alarm screen that opens when the alarm starts.

J to move the cursor to the position and

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Save the schedule event for a whole day without specifying time.

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After setting, use and enter the start and end time of the schedule event.

J to move the cursor to the position

Use and enter the time with dial keys and switch between "AM" and "PM" with

C in the time field opens the Time settings

screen that allows you to enter time with dial keys and

• The end time cannot be set earlier than the start time.

• Depending on the settings in "Date&Time format" (P106), the display order or format for the date and time may differ.

X "Yes".

J to move the cursor to the position

D to move the cursor

H).

New Memo

Creation

C[List] to select

J[List] to

C (pressing

[(Setalarm)]

Set whether to be notified with an alarm tone of the set starting date and time. If you select other than "No alarm", perform the following steps to select the alarm tone.

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Music

i-motion

Melody

[ (Set repeat)]

Set how to repeat the Schedule event. Select "Once" not to repeat. When selecting "Weekly", further specify the day of the week.

[ (Secret)]

This option appears when the Secret mode setting (P117) is "Secret mode". Set this option to "On" if you save the created Phonebook entry as secret data.

Selects the music saved in "Music" in the "Data box "folder.→P224

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

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Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

I[Done]

Note

• When the "Secret mode" (P117) is set to "Secret only mode", the Schedule entry is saved as secret data.

• The secret Schedule is displayed when the "Secret mode" is set to "On" or "Secret only mode".

• The secret Schedule is saved as secret data even if it is edited with the "Secret mode" set to "On".

• When the set time for the secret Schedule event for which the alarm is set with the "Secret mode" set to "Off" comes, the alarm tone sounds without displaying the saved contents and "Secret" appears on the notification screen.

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Viewing Schedule Events

You can view settings of a schedule event from the Calendar screen.

• The Month view calendar appears by default.

M[Menu]X (Stationery)X"Schedule"

Calendar

screen

(Month View)

Screen

aThe day when a schedule event is set bA schedule event saved for the highlighted

day

Up to 2 events will be displayed. Schedule events that have passed their start times will not be displayed.

•

13 : Switch the view by year.

•

79/FE : Switch the view by month. 5 : Return to the current date.

•

• On the Month view, the blue indicates Satur day, and the red indicates Sunday and holidays.

• You can switch between the Monthly and Weekly view of the Calendar screen.

Select the day to view

• J : Switch to the previous/next day.

Schedule list

screen

aDate bIcon indicating a "Category" cStart time – End time, Subject dlarm icon eAppears when the alarm is set to sound. fIcon indicatinga schedule eventsetfor other

than Japan time

Appears if the schedule event's "Local time zone" is set to other than "GMT+9:00" (out of Japan).

Select the event to view

The Schedule detail screen opens.

Note

• National Holidays are based on "

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Switching the Calendar View

The Calendar screen can be viewed on monthly basis or weekly basis.Perform the following steps to switch views.

X On the Calendar screen M [Menu] X

"Weekly view"/"Monthly view"

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Sub Menu on the Calendar View

Month view screen (P234)/Week view

screen (P225)XM]Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Add new]

[Set holiday/Clear holiday]

Set or release a selected day as a holiday. To set a day as a holiday, select "Set holiday" an option from the following

X I [Done]

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On the day

Weekly

Monthly

Annually

Duration (2 ~ 31)

[Week view/Month view]

Switch the view by week or by month.→P232

Set the highlighted day as a holiday.

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Set the day of the week of the highlighted day as a weekly holiday.

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Set the date of the highlighted day as a monthly holiday.

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Set the date of the highlighted day as an annual holiday.

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Set a period from 2 to 31 days as holidays from the highlighted day. Enter the number of days in the "Duration (2-31)" field.

X enter a "Holiday name"

X select

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[Go to date]

The Calendar view for the specified day appears. Use

J to move the cursor to the position in the "Enter date

you want to go to" field, and enter the date and time with dial keys.

[Delete]

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Delete previous entries

Delete all

[Send all via IrDA]

Send all Schedule events via IrDA.→P212

[Memory Info]

Schedule events and holidays status will be displayed.

• If "Secret mode" is set to "On" or "Secret only mode", the number of pieces of secret data is shown in "Secret".

[Reset holiday]

Delete the holiday set in "Set holiday".

[Settings]

Configure how the Calendar screen will be displayed.

Default View

Monthly view type

Weekly start time

Delete all events scheduled prior to today.

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Delete all Schedule events.

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Configure the display format of the Calendar screen when launching Schedule.

XSelect "Week view"/"Month view"

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Select a starting day of the week from Sunday or Monday.

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Configure the starting time displayed in the the Week view.

Sub Menu on the Schedule List Screen/ Detail Screen

Schedule list screen (P234)/Detail

screen (P234)XM[Mene]XPerform the following operations:

[Add new]

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[Send via]

Send the selected schedule events as an i-mode mail attachment or via Infrared communication.

[Edit]

Edit the selected Schedule event.→P232

[Multiple choice]

You can select and delete a scheduled event set to the selected day.

XPlace check marks nextto the schedule events to

delete

• You can select "Mark all" or "Unmark all" from "Delete" or "Mark/Unmark" by pressing

[Go to date]

The Calendar for the specified day appears. Use J to move the cursor to the position in the "Enter date you

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X I[Delete] X"Yes"

䋪

M[Menu].

want to go to" field, and enter the date and time with dial keys.

[Delete]

Delete the selected Schedule event.

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[Copy to microSD card]

Copy the selected Schedule events to the microSD memory card.

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Not available when you are using the default or

"Set holiday" configuration.

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Not displayed on the Schedule detail screen.

To Do list

Managing To Do Tasks

Registering To Do Tasks

You can register up to 50 To Do entries.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X"To Do

list"XI[New]XPerform the following operations

• C[List] : Display the setting items list screen for the selected item.

• When the cursor is in the due date setting field, you can stop creating a To do task by selecting [Cancel]

[ (Category)]

Select the category of the To Do task. Icons vary depending on the selected category.

[(Subject)]

Up to 200 full-pitch or 400 half-pitch characters can be entered. The subject is displayed on the To Do list screen. A Subject is required to register a Schedule event.

[ (Summary)]

Up to 20 full-pitch or 40 half-pitch characters can be entered. The summary is displayed on the Alarm screen that opens when the alarm starts.

X "Yes".

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Creation

Screen

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[ (Due date)]

Set the due date of the To Do task.To set the date, use

J to move the cursor to the place to change the date

and enter the date with the dial keys (to set the date on the calendar screen, press field ). Operations on the calendar screen→P234 Use

J to move the cursor to the position and enter

the time with dial keys and switch between "AM" and "PM" with Time settings screen that allows you to enter time with dial keys and

• Depending on the settings in "Date&Time format",

Press

[(Priority)]

Select a priority of the task.Icons vary depending on the selected priority.

[(Status)]

Select a status of the task.Icons vary depending on the selected status. When "Completed" is selected, the due date and the subject will be crossed out, and the task appears after tasks with status other than "Completed" on the To Do list screen.

[(Setalarm)]

Set whether to be notified with an alarm tone at the set due date and time. If you select other than "No alarm", perform the following steps to select the alarm tone.

Music

i-motion

Melody

C (pressing C in the time field opens the

H).

the display order or format for the d ate and time may differ.→P106

C[List] to select the day from a calendar.

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Selects the music saved in "Music" in the "Data box "folder.→P224

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

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Select from melodies saved in "Melody" in the "Data box".→P204

I[Done]

C[List] in the date entry

Viewing To Do Tasks

You can list and view registered To Do tasks.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X"To Do

list"

• Saved To Do tasks are listed in the order of High →low→No Priority. When two or more To Do

tasks have the same level of Priority, the task with earlier due date is listed first.

• For To do tasks with "Status" set to "Completed", the due date and the subject are crossed out and the task appears after tasks with status other than "Completed".

To Do listScreen

aIcon indicating a "Status" bDue date and subject cPriority

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"High"/"Low"/"No priority"

dIconindicatinga ToDo tasksetfor otherthan

Japan time

Appears if the schedule event's "Local time zone" is set to other than "GMT+9:00".

Select a To Do task to view

The To DoDetail screen opens.

Sub Menu on the To Do List/Detail Screen

To Do list screen (P236)orToDo

detail screen (P236) XM[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Add new]

Create a new To Do entry.→P235

[Send via]

Send the selected schedule events as i-mode mail attachment or via Infrared communication.

[Edit]

Edit the To Do entry.→P235

[Change status]

Change the "Status" of the selected To Do entry.→ P235

[Multiple choice]

You can select and delete To do tasks.

XPlace check marks next to To do tasks to

delete

XI[delete] X"Yes"

• You can also select "Mark all" or "Unmark all" from "Mark/Unmark" by pressing

[Delete]

Delete the selected To Do entry.

[Copy to microSD card]

Copy the selected To Do tasks to microSD memory card.

[View calendar]

Display the current date of the calendar.

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Not displayed on the Detail screen.

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M[Menu].

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Remembering Dates

Managing Anniversaries

You can display the number of days until an important event on the Stand-by screen or find the number of days quickly by using the Date counter and Date search.

Date Counter

Registering in Date Counter

Up to 30 important events can be tracked for remaining days.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X

"Rememberingdates"X"Datecounter" XI[Add]XPerform the following

operation

Date Counter

Screen

aCounter display

Display with - : Show the elapsed days from the set date to today. Display with + : Show the remaining days from today to the set date.

bIcon to display on the Stand-by display

An event that is to be displayed on the Standby screen.

Select an event to find the days

• The Event detail screen opens.

To display the remaining days on the Stand-by display

You can select one of the registered events and show the days remaining until that event on the Stand-by display. Perform the following steps from the "Date counter" screen to display the remaining days:

X Move the cursor to the

M [Menu] X

event X "Display on stand-by screen"

Category and

remaining

days for an

event

Sub Menu on the Date Counter List/Detail Screen list/detail

Date counter screen (P237)XM

[Menu]X list/detail Perform the following operations

[Add new]

Save a new event.→P237

[Edit]

Edit the selected event.→P237

[Display day on stand-by screen/Cancel displaying]

Specify whether to show the Date counter for the selected event on the Stand-by display.

Other Useful Functions

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[Multiple Choice]

You can select and delete events.

XPlace check marks next to events to

delete

XI[delete] X"Yes"

• You can also select "Mark"*, "Mark all"*, "Unmark"*, "Unmark all"* from "Delete" or "Mark/Unmark" by pressing

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Items displayed vary depending on the status of an event.

[Delete]

Delete the selected ivent Date counter.

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Not displayed on the Detail screen.

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M[Menu].

Using Date Search

You can find the date (year, month, date) when the designated days passed. For example, you can easily find the date 100 days after today. You can check out the date up to 9999 days after today.

M[Menu]X (Stationery)X"Remembe

ring dates"X"Date search"XPerform the following operations

• I[Reset] : Reset the set value.

[Start Date]

Specify the date to start searching. Use keys to enter the date.

[After]

Enter the number of days after the start date usin g dial key. For example, to find the date 100 days a fter "Start Date", enter "100".

[Result]

Show the date when the designated days passed.

J and dial

M [Menu] (for 1+ seconds) X select

[Menu 9] X I[Add]

The "Add new" screen opens.

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To change the assigned function

Select the function to re-assign X press [Edit]

Select a function

The selected function will be registered in the Custom menu.

• A currently registered function cannot be registered again.

Select an unused menu locationXI

[Add]

Applications that can be registered to the Custom menu are listed.

Select applications

• You cannot select already registered applications.

Using the Custom Menu

The Stand-by screen X M [Menu]

(for 1+ seconds)

• You can also perform the following steps:

M [Menu] X I

[Custom]

Select a function to

launch

Custom Menu

Screen

Custom Menu

Quick Access to Frequently Used Applications

Default

You can quickly access frequently used functions by saving them to the Custom menu.

Creating the Custom Menu

You can save up to 10 frequently used functions to the Custom menu.You can also change the default functions. Ex: When you assign a function to unregistered custom menu item [Menu 9]

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Check new message, Inbox, Date counter, Calculator, Alarm, Touchpad settings

Sub Menu on the Custom Menu Screen

Custom menu screen (P238)XM

[Menu]XPerform the following operations

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[Add new]

Add applications selected from the list.→P238

[Open]

Launch the selected application.

[Edit]

Edit registered applications.

[Delete]

Delete the selected application.

[Delete all]

Delete all registered applications.

XC[OK]

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䋪2䋺

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Appears when an unused menu location is

selected.

Appears when a registered application is

selected.

Own Number

Registering Your Name and Image

You can store your personal information in the FOMA handset.

M[Menu]X (Own number)XC

[Detail]XEnter the security code

The Own number detail screen opens.

M[Menu]X"Edit"

The Edit own number screen opens.

Enter informationXI[Done]

For steps to register, see Step 2 (P77) "Saving FOMA Handset Phonebook (Phone) Contacts". However, you cannot set secret data.

• The pre-installed own number cannot be changed or deleted.

Note

• If you change a mail address in i-mode, the address saved to this function will not be updated automatically.

Sub Menu on the Own Number Detail Screen

Own number detail screen (P239)X

M[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Mail/URL]

Create a mail and access to a site with the saved address information.

Compose mail

Attach to mail

Compose SMS

Connect to URL

[Edit]

You can edit the Own number detail screen.→P239

[Send Ir data]

Send information from your Own number detail screen via infrared communication.

[Copy to microSD card]

Copy information from your Own number detail screen to the microSD memory card.

[Customize call]

Change a saved number other than own number and makes a call using the updated number. You can save the phone number to the Phonebook using

XL on the Phone number entry screen XK to

move thecursor to the area tomodify phone number

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Creates an i-mode mail addressed to other than own number or own address.

䋺

Create an i-mode mail with Own number info. attached in vCard file format.

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Creates a SMS message addressed to other than Own number.

䋺

Connects to the saved URL.

C[Save].

X Changethe

[Reset]

Delete all registered information of personal data.

Checking Call Duration/ Call Cost

You can check the last and accumulated call durations and costs of voice and videocalls.

• Voice call duration and digital communication duration (video call duration) are displayed for Call duration. Call duration includes both incoming and outgoing calls.

• Call cost includes only outgoing calls. However, calls made to toll free numbers or the information number (104) have "0 YEN" or "䋪䋪 YEN" displayed.

• Call costs are stored in the UIM. When a different UIM is used, the stored call costs appear (storing started in December, 2004).

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FOMA handsets released before the 901i Series cannot display the call costs stored on a UIM (call costs are stored on the UIM).

• The displayed call duration and call cost can be reset.

• The displayed call duration and cost are approximate values and may be differe nt from actual ones. Note that call cost does not include the consumption tax.

Note

• The call duration/cost for i-mode communication

and packet communication is not included. For checking i-mode usage charges, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [i-mode]" which is supplied on your i-mode contract.

Call duration

Checking Call Duration

You can check the duration of the previous and accumulated duration of voice and video calls.

M[Menu] X (Phonebook) X"Call

duration"

[Last call]

Display duration of the latest call.

[Received calls]

Display the total duration of incoming calls from the last reset to now.

[Dialed calls]

Display the total duration of outgoing calls from the last reset to now.

[All calls]

Display the total duration of calls from the last reset t o now.

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Note

• The displayed Call duration returns to 0 (zero) seconds and starts counting when the duration exceeds 99hours59minutesand59seconds.

• The ringing and dialing durations are not counted.

To reset individual itemfor"Call duration" settings

Move the cursor to the item to

XI[Reset]XEnter the terminal security

reset

XSelect "Yes"

code

To reset all items for "Call duration" settings

You can reset all items at one time.

XM[Menu]X[Reset all]XEnter the terminal

security code

Total Call Cost

XSelect "Yes"

Checking Call Cost

Call cost includes only outgoing calls.

[Last voice call cost]

Display the previous call cost.

[Last video call cost]

Display the previous video call cost.

[Total call cost]

Display the total cost of calls from the last reset to now.

[Reset date&time]

Display the last reset date and time.

[Menu]X(Phonebook)X"Call

cost"

Total Call Cost

Note

• International call costs to use WORLD CALL are counted. Call costs to use other international telephone services are not counted.

Resetting Total Call Cost

M[Menu]X (Phonebook)X"Call

cost"XTotal Call Cost I[Reset]XEnter PIN2X"Yes"

Set call cost limit

Setting a Call Cost Limit

Default

Save the value of the maximum of total call cost to prevent further expenditure.

Off

M[Menu]X (Phonebook)X"Call

cost"X"Set call cost limit" Enter the security codeXPerform the

following operations

[Set limit]

Set whether to limit the cost of calls.

[Call cost limit]

Set a limit on the cost of calls.

[Notification]

Select how to indicate that the cost of calls has reached the limit.

Off䋺Not notify. Sound+Icon

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Notify using the call cost icon + the call cost tone.

Icon䋺Notify using the call cost icon.

If the limit is exceeded

The call cost icon is shown on the Stand-by display. When you set "Set call cost limit" to "Sound+Icon", the call cost tone sounds after the call that broke the limit.

To hide the Call cost icon

You can delete on the screen.

XM[Menu]X (Phonebook)X"Call cost" X"Delete call cost icon"

World Clock

Using the World Clock

You canviewthe date and timeinmajor world cities stored in the FOMA handset.

M[Menu]X (Stationery)X"World

Clock"

• C[Change]: Change the selected city.The World time setting screen opens.

WorldClockList

aHome icon

* The home city set in the World Clock is associated with the city set in "Local time zone". Changing the city in one setting changes the other city automatically. Therefore, you cannot change the Home city if "Auto time set" in "Set Date&Time" is set to "On".

bThe currently specified city and time

Screen

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I[Add]

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• C[List]: Open the list of cities and select. Press

M[Prev.] or I[Next] to switch the city name

list by page.

Unit Converter

Using the Unit Converter

You can convert the units for measuring currency, area, length, weight, temperature, volume, and speed.

World Clock

Setting Screen

aThe selected city name, date, and time bDate and time of Home (own country)

Press J to select a city to add

The selected city is added to the World clock list screen.

Sub Menu of the World Clock List Screen

World clock list screen (P240) XM

[Menu]XPerform the following operations

䋪

[Change home city]

Change the city set as Home.

[Change City]

Changes the selected city.

[Daylight Saving]

Set whether to use Daylight savings time.

X

+1 hour"/"+2 hours"

[Analog Clock On/Analog Clock Off]

Set whether to display the analog clock on the World clock list screen.

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[Delete]

Delete a selected city.

[Delete all]

Delete all cities except the Home city.

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䋪2䋺

䋪

This option cannot be selected when "Auto time

set" is set to "On".

This option is not displayed when the home city

is selected.

Stopwatch

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Using the Stopwatch

You can use the FOMA handset as a stopwatch.

M[Menu]X (Lifekit)X"Stopwatch"

• C[Start]/[Stop] : Start or stop counting.

I[Reset] : Reset the counted result.

•

I[Lap]: Each time you press this key, the lap

• time at that moment will be shown at the bottom of the screen.

Converting Currency Units

This option is useful when you exchange yen to dollars.

Setting the Exchange Rate

Before converting, set the exchange rate.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X"Unit

converter"X"Currency"

Currency

Select the currency unit fieldXM

[Rate]

ὑᦧ䊧䊷䊃

⸳ቯ↹㕙

Perform the following operation

• C[List] : List of the items is displayed.

[Currency name field]

Press

C [Select] to change the currency name. Up to

7 full-pitch or 15 half-pitch characters can be entered. "YEN" in the top row cannot be changed.

[Exchange rate field]

Set the exchange rate. Up to 10 digits (including the decimal point) can be entered. Up to 2 digits can be entered after the decimal point. For example, to exchange between US dollars and yen (example: one US dollar is 120 yen), set 120 to "YEN" and 1 to "USD".

䌛䊶䌝䋯

•

Q : Delete from the last entered digit.

I[Done]

Convert Currencies

Convert the one currency to another based on the rates set for those two currencies.

# : Enter a decimal point.

Other Useful Functions

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Select two currencies from the

Currency unit field in the Currency conversion screen (P241).

• C[List]: The Currency list screen opens.

Entertheamountinthe value entry field

of the source currency

The converted amount will be displayed in the other value entry field.You can enter/convert in either value entry field.

• Up to 10 digits (including the decimal point) can be entered.However, if the converted value exceeds 14 digits (including the decimal point) or 2,147,483,647, no more digits can be entered.

• If the currency in the Currency unit field is changed after the amount was entered, the new amount will be displayed in the lower value entry field using the amount in the upper value entry field as the source.

# : Enter the decimal point.

•

Q : Delete from the last entered digit.

•

I[Reset]: Delete all entered numbers.

•

Converting Area Units

Convert one defined area unit to another type of defined area unit.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X"Unit

converter"X"Surface"

Converting Temperature Units

You can convert temperature between Fahrenheit and Celsius.

M[Menu]X (Stationary)X"Unit

converter"X"Temperature"XEnter temperature either in "Celsius" or "Fahrenheit"

The converted temperature will be displayed in the other value entry field. You can enter/convert in either value entry field.

• From -40 to 309, or up to 10 digits (including – (minus) and the decimal point) can be entered.

M[-]: Enter - (minus) before the value.

•

# : Enter the decimal point. Q: Delete from the last entered digit.

•

I[Reset]: Delete all entered numbers.

•

Converting Length, Weight, Temperature, Volume, and Speed Units

M[Menu]X (Stationery)X"Unit

converter"X"Length"/"Weight"/ "Temperature"/"Volume"/"Velocity"

Perform the same steps as in "Converting Area Units" (P242).

Select a unit in the Surface unit field

(two places)

• C[Unit]: The unit list screen opens.

Enterthevaluein the value entryfieldof

the source surface

The converted value will be displayed in the other value entry field.You can enter/convert in either value entry field.

• The description of the values is the same as for the Currency conversion screen.

Other Useful Functions

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Area unit

conversion

screen

Calculator

Using the Calculator

You can use the Calculator to perform arithmetic operations, memory calculations, percentage calculations, etc.

[Menu]

aKeyboard

Press the dial keys,

bArithmetic operation (+, -, X, ˜ (/)):

Press

K, C to operate.

Calculating

• * : Enter a decimal point.

# : Enter ( ) parentheses.

•

Q : Delete from the last entered digit. I[AC] : Clear all entered numbers and

• calculated results.

(Stationery)X"Calculator"

Calculator

#, or * to operate.

Sub Menu on the Calculator Screen

Calculator screen (P242)XM[Func.]

XPerform the following operations

䋫䋯䋭

[

]

Switch the sign (+/-) of the entered number.

[sin]

Calculate the tangent of an angle.

[cos]

Calculate the tangent of an angle.

[tan]

Calculate the tangent of an angle.

[log]

Calculate the logarithm of a number.

[ln]

Calculate the natural logarithm of a number. Calculate the natural logarithm of the specified positive value (logarithm with the base of e).

[exp]

Calculate the value of a number raised to an exponential level.

[sqrt]

Calculate the square root of a number.

[deg]

Set the unit of angle to "degree".

[rad]

Set the unit of angle to "radian". Radian expresses an angle using the constant number

㱜

(180 degrees equal䊶adians).

One radian (360 degrees/2㱜) is approximately

57.29578 degrees. One degree (2 approximately 0.01745 radian (where

Memos

䇭

㱜

/360 degrees) is

㱜

=3.141592653).

Using Memos

Creating Memos

Create and save a memo. Up to 30 memos can be registered.

M[Menu]X (Stationery)X"Memo"X

I[New]XPerform the following operations

• C[List] : List of the items is displayed.

New Memo

Creation Screen

[ (Category)]

Select a type (category) of Memo.Icons vary depending on the selected category.

[ (Subject)]

Enter a memo. Up to 50 full-pitch or 100 half-pitch characters can be entered. A blank memo cannot be registered.

I[Done]

Viewing a Memo

You can list and view registered memos.

M[Menu]X (Stationery) X"Memo"

Memo List

Screen

Select a memo to view

The Memo detail screen opens.

C[Edit] : The new memo creation screen

• opens.

I[Mail] : Compose message screen on

• which the contents of "Category" and "Memo" are inserted in the body opens.

Sub Menu on the Memo List Screen/Memo Detail Screen

Memo list screen (P243)/Detail screen

(P243)XM[Mene]XPerform the following operations:

[Add new]

[Send via]

Send the selected memo as an i-mode mai l attachment or via Infrared communication. Also, you can send all memo via Infrared communication.

[Edit]

Edit the selected Memo.→P243

[Delete]

Delete the selected Memo.

[Multiple choice]

Select and delete memos.

XPlace check marks next to memo to

delete

XI[delete] X"Yes"

• You can also select "Mark all" or "Unmark all" from "Mark/Unmark" by pressing

䋪

M[Menu].

Other Useful Functions

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[Copy to microSD card]

Copy the selected Memo to the microSD memory card.

䋪䋺

Not displayed on the Detail screen.

䋪

Note

• When using the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch, a call will not be terminated when the handset is closed during the call.

Talking Using the flat-plug earphone/ microphone with switch

You can connectan flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (optional)to the FOMA handset to make and receive calls.

Making a Call Using the Switch

Press the switch of the flat-plug earphone/ microphone with switch to make a voice call to the number assigned to the memory number of the Phonebook set under the Earphone setting.

Press the switch of the flat-plug

earphone/microphone with switch three times.

Todisconnectthecall, press the switch

of the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (for 1+ seconds)

Receiving a Call Using the Switch

A call arrives XPress the switch of the

flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch

Answer the call.

• When a video call arrives, the camera image is sent to the other party.

Todisconnectthecall, press the switch

of the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (for 1+ seconds)

Receiving an Incoming Call during a Call

If Call waiting service is subscribed and activated when a voice call arrives during another voice call, you can answer the second call by pressing the switch of the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch.

A call arrivesXPress the switch of the

flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch

The active voice call is placed on hold and you can answer the incoming call.

Todisconnectthecall, press the switch

of the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (for 1+ seconds)

Other Useful Functions

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Configuring Switch Actions

Default

Specify the party to call using a memory number of the Phonebook in the FOMA handset when connecting the flat-plugearphone/microphonewith switch.

Dialing"X"Earphone"XPerform the following operations

[Switch call]

Select "On" to enable making calls by pressing the switch of the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch.

[Memory number]

Enter the memory number from the Phonebook. This option can be selected from the Phonebook search screen by pressing

I[Done]

Auto Answer

[Switch call] : Off

[Menu]

(Settings)X"Call/VT/

Earphone

Setting Screen

C[Search].

Automatically Receiving a Call Connecting the flat-plug earphone/ microphone with switch

Default

You can setto receive a call automaticallywhen the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch is connected after the set ring time has elapsed.

Dialing"X"Incoming voice call"X"Auto answer"XPerform the following operations

Auto answering: Off

[Menu]

(Settings)X"Call/VT/

Auto Answer

Setting Screen

[Auto answering]

Select "On" to enable receiving calls automatically using the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch.

[Delayed time]

Enter the time until the call is automatically received.

I[Done]

Note

• When the Voice mail service, Call forwarding service, or Record message is activated, Auto answer is not available to receive a video call with the FOMA handset closed.

• If the Auto Answer ring time is set to the same or shorter duration as the Voice mail or Call forwarding service, or Record message, this function takes precedence. However, if the ring time is set to the same duration as the response time in Record message, this function starts when the set ring tone sounds or the handset vibrates twice before the response time.

Hour Indication

Chiming the Hour

Default Set sound : Off

Set whether to sound a toneeach hour, on the hour.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Date&time"

X"Hour indication"XPerform the following operations

[Set sound]

Specify the tone.

X"Off"/"Sound 1"/"Sound 2"/"Sound 3"

Press Press

screen, press

[Set time]

Set the time to sound the tone. Use the time with dial keys and switch betweenssssssssss "AM" and "PM" with opens the Time settings screen that allows you to enter time with dial keys and

• Depending on the settings in "Date&Time format",

[List] to open the Set sound list screen.

J to hear the selected sound. From the list

I [Play] X H to hear the sound.

J to move the cursor to the position and enter

C (pressing C in the time field

H).

the display order or format for the date and t ime may differ. P106

I[Done]

Memory status

Checking Memory Usage

You can check used and free space of the FOMA handset memory. If a microSD memory card is inserted, you can also check the usage of the microSD memory card.

The space used in the FOMA handset includes the

•

a for the following functions

files/dat

- Data box (My Pictures, i-motion, Melody, and Music)

- Phonebook - Schedule - Holiday

- Memo - To Do - Date search

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Other"X "Memory status"

Memory Status

Screen

Select a memory to view

"Data box memory"/"Personal info."/"UIM

memory"/"microSD memory"

Databox memory

Personal info.

UIM memory microSD memory

Reset/Clear

䋺

Show the capacity of the "Data

box".

䋺

Show the amount of saved data in the Phonebook, Schedule, Holiday, Memo, To do, and Date counter.

䋺

Show the memory status of the UIM.

䋺

<*StepCLnHLead2l>Show the memory status of the microSD memory card.

Restoring Various Function Settings to Their Defaults

You can restore the settings of various functions to the defaults.

• For functions that can be restored to the defaults, see the "Menu List" (

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Other"X

"Reset/Clear"X"Reset settings"X "Yes"XEnter the security code

P282).

Other Useful Functions

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Note

• Perform "Reset settings" only when the battery level is sufficient to complete the task.

• While resetting, applications/communications are not available

•

After performing "Reset settings" , the ticker of the i-Channel will not appear. When the information is automatically updated, or you download the latest information by pressing

Q for 1+ seconds, the ticker reappears

automatically

Clear memory

Deleting All Saved Data at Once

Delete the saved data.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Other"X

"Reset/Clear"X"Clear memory" Check off the items to be deleted X

I[Done] X "Yes" X Enter the security code

Pre-installed data䋺Delete default data in "Data box". User-defined data䋺Delete all data other than default

data in "Data box".

PIM data䋺Delete data in the "Phonebook" and

"Stationery".

To delete data saved on the microSD memory card

You can delete all data saved on the microSD memory card.

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

"Reset/Clear" X "Clear microSD" X "Yes" X Enter the security code

Note

• The total call duration and total call cost will not be deleted.

• Protected data is also deleted.

• Data saved in the FOMA handset will not be deleted.

<Pre-installed data>

• Some files that is used as default data or used for default settings are not deleted.

Other Useful Functions

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Entering Text

Character Input.................................................................................................................. 248

Entering Characters.......................................................................................................... 249

Configuring Character Input Settings ....................................................... Input Setting 251

Modifying/Registering Common Phrases .................................................................Edit 251

Copying/Cutting and Pasting Characters ....................................................................... 252

Using the Kuten Code to Enter Characters ...................................... Kuten Code Input 253

Registering Frequently Used Words ...............................................................Edit word 253

Initializing Learned Data...................................................................... Reset Learnt Info 253

Using Downloaded Dictionaries ...................................................Download Dictionary 254

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Character Input

Various operations require entering characters, such as registering to the Phonebook or creating mail. Learn how to enter characters to fully use the FOMA handset.

Character Input Screen

The Character input screen showsthe current input mode and operation guide.

CharacterInput

aAvailable number of characters

Indicates the number of remaining characters which can be entered, in bytes.

bOperation guide field

Shows switching among pictographs, symbols, and emoticons, and switching between full- and half-pitch characters.

cInput mode field

Shows the input mode.

Switching Input Modes

Switch theinputmode depending on thecharacters to enter.

• In some input modes, you can switch between full and half-pitch characters.

• Depending on the input screen, it may not be possible to switch input modes.

Character input screen(P248), press

I[Mode]

I [Change]/

JXC [Select]

Each press of I[Change] switches the input mode. Pressing between full and half-pitch (excluding Hiragana or Kanji input mode).

• After switching the input mode, you can enter characters in the selected input mode without pressing

ṽ䋺

Hiragana or Kanji characters input mode

䉦(䍔䍣)䋺

䋪

(ab/AB䋪)

a/A

1 (12)䋺Numbers input mode

䋪䋺

Pressing M [Upper] changes to upper case.

H before C [Select] switches

C [Select].

Katakana characters input mode

䋺

Alpabetic characters input mode

Entering Pictographs/ Symbols/Emoticons

You can switch the input modes of pictographs/ symbols/emoticons using

• Depending on the current input screen, these characters may not be entered or modes may not be switched.

Character input screen (P248) X A

Each press of A switches the input mode, and the list screen opens.

⛗䋺

Characters input mode

⸥䋺

Full-pitch symbols input mode

䍕䍘䍼䍑䋺

Half-pitch symbols input mode

㗻䋺

Emoticons input mode

Move the cursor to the desired

pictograph/symbol/emoticon X [Select]

The selected character will be entered.

䂓

Available Keys on the List Screen and Their Functions]

Key Description

#䋯E

*䋯F

1䋯2 3

4䋯5 6

7䋯8 9

0 Switch between "Pictograph1" and

䋯

Display list screens in the order of the screen numbers.

Display list screens in the reverse order of the screen numbers.

Move the cursor to the left/center/right of the top row on the Pictograph/ symbol list screen.

Move the cursor to the left/center/right of the middle row on the Pictograph/ symbol list screen.

Move the cursor to the left/center/right of the bottom row on the Pictograph/ symbol list screen.

"Pictograph2" on the Pictograph list screen.

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Entering Text

Entering Characters

In the Hiraganaand Kanji input mode, youcanenter characters using the Prediction function that predicts conversion options from the characters being entered, and the Next phrase prediction function that predicts the next phrase.

• You can turn the Prediction fu nction on or off in "Prediction" in "Input setting".

• For characters that can be entered with the keys, see "Dial Keys Assignments to Characters" (P296).

Example: Entering characters in the Hiragana and Kanji input mode

Entering on Character

input screen(P248)

Character Entry field Prediction option field

Conversion options predicted by the Prediction function are displayed.

• If the Prediction is set to "Off", conversion options will not appear.

• Approximately 1.5 seconds after characters were entered, the cursor moves to right automatically and the entered characters are fixed (Auto cursor function). However, this function does not work in the numeric input mode. The Auto cursor function can be disabled, or the duration before characters are fixed can be changed.→P250

• Pressing

䂓

The usable keys and functionexcept for entering character

* *Toggle between upper and lower

#䋯D

(1+ seconds)

Q Erase the character in front of the

(1+ seconds)

R also fixes the entered characters

(pressing the Hiragana and Kanji input mode).

D also fixes characters in other than

Key Description

case. The key is not available for characters that cannot be toggled and in the Numeric input mode. Characters that can take a voiced symbol will be toggled after the voiced symbol is added.

Enter a line feed to characters converted or fixed. Only $D$ is available in the Numeric input mode.

Restore the previous state of a character converted or fixed. X "Yes"/"No"

cursor. Erase all characters converted or

fixed after the cursor. When the cursor is at the end of text, all characters will be erased.

Key Description

# Display the characters assigned to a

Use H to m ove the cursor to the

conversion option field

• C [Set]: Fix the entered characters. In the Hiragana and Kanji input mode, press this key to fix the characters without converting them. {0>M

M [KanaA1]: Display conversion options

• combined with Katakana and alphanumeric characters.

I[Conv.]: Display conversion options without

• using the Prediction function. Press when th ere is no conversion option you want to enter at the prediction option field.

Move the cursor to the characters to

convert X

The entered characters are fixed. Conversion options predicted by the Next phrase prediction function appear in the display area. If desired characters are displayed, perform Step 2 ? 3 to select and enter the characters.

•Press entering characters.

Converting Characters without the Prediction Function

Perform the following steps if desired characters are not shown as conversion options or if the Prediction is set to "Off":

a Enter characters on the Character input

screen(P280)

• After entering characters, if the cursor is in the Predicted conversion option area, press Q to move the cursor to the character input area.

I[Conv.]:

onversion options for the highlighted area will be displayed.

• To change the highlighted area, use J to move the cursor.

c Use

cursor to the conversion option display area

d Move the cursor to the

characters to convert →

C [Select]

The entered characters are fixed. As each phrase is converted, the next phrase will be highlighted.

key in the reverse order by pressing this key before characters are fixed.

䌛䉦䊅⧷ᢙ䌝䋺

Q to cancel conversion and to resume

H to move the

C [Select]

Entering Text

249

Sub Menu on the Character Input Screen

• Displayed items vary depending on the options or entered characters on the Character input screen.

Character input screen (P248)XM

[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Common phrases]

Select and enter a saved common phrase.

Fixed sentence

Edit

[Edit character]

Copy or cut characters specifying a range and paste. Go to Step 2 (P252) in "Copying/Cutting and Pasting Characters".

[Edit word]

[Quote]

Phonebook Own number

Bar Code Reader

[Input setting]

Full/Half䋺Switch between full-/half-pitch input Upper/Lower

Prediction䋺Activate or deactivate the prediction Auto cursor

[Special input]

Space Line Feed Kuten code

Pictograph Full symbol Half symbol Emoticon

[Cancel]

Erase all entered characters.

䋪䋺

䋺

Select and enter a saved common phrase.

䋺

You can create and save a common phrase, or edit a saved common phrase. → P251

䋺

Quote an entry to the Phonebook.

䋺

Quote your phone number. The security code is required to quote.

䋺

Quote information scanned with the bar code reader.

mode.

䋺

Switch between upper/lower case input mode in the Alphabetic mode

function. → P251

䋺

Set whether to automatically fix the entered characters and move the cursor. → P251

䋺

Enter a space before the cursor.

䋺

Enter a linefeed before the cursor.

䋺

Enter a character using its Kuten code. → P253

䋺

Select and enter a pictograph from a list.

䋺

Select and enter a full-pitch symbol from a list.

䋺

Select and enter a half-pitch symbol from a list.

䋺

Select and enter an emoticon from a list.

A to switch the input screen.→P248

Use

Entering Common Phrases

You can enter text using common phrases saved in the FOMA handset.

• As a default, "Original-1" and "Original-2" are empty.

Character input screen (P248) XM

[Menu] X "C ommon phrases"X "Fixed sentence"

The selecting of the Common phrase type screen appears.

Select a type X Select a common

phrase

The common phrase is entered.

Note

• Common phrases can be edited/registered. →P251

• Common phrase list →P300

Entering Pictographs/Symbols/ Emoticons

You can switch the input modes of pictographs/ symbols/emoticons using

• Depending on the current input screen, these characters may not be entered or modes may not be switched.

Character input screen (P248) XA

Each press of A switches the input mode, and the list screen opens.

⛗䇭䋺

Characters input mode

⸥䇭䋺

Full-pitch symbols input mode

䍕䍘䍼䍑䋺

Half-pitch symbols input mode

㗻䇭䋺

Emoticons input mode

Move the cursor to the desired

pictograph/symbol/emoticon XC [Select]

The selected character will be entered.

䂓

Available Keys on the List Screen and Their Functions

Key Description

#䋯E

*䋯F

1䋯2䋯3

⛗ᢥሼ৻ⷩ↹㕙

Display list screens in the order of the screen numbers.

Display list screens in the reverse order of the screen numbers.

Move the cursor to the left/center/ right of the top row on the Pictograph/symbol list screen.

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Entering Text

Key Description

4䋯5䋯6

7䋯8䋯9

0 Switch between "Pictograph1" and

䂓

Entering Pictographs/Symbols/Emoticons Consecutively

Characters of each input mode can be consecutively entered.

XEach inputmodescreen characters consecutively X

Move the cursor to the left/center/ right of the middle row on the Pictograph/symbol list screen.

Move the cursor to the left/center/ right of the bottom row on the Pictograph/symbol list screen.

"Pictograph2" on the Pictograph list screen.

I [Cont.]X select

I [Set]

Note

• Symbol and Special Characters list → P297

• Pictograph and emoticon lists→P298, P299

Fixing Entered Characters Automatically

Default Normal

You can configure the input method so that the input characters are automatically fixed after the timeout you set, then the cursor moves to a new position for the next input.

Character input screen(P248)M

[Menu] X "Input setting" X "Auto cursor" X Select the duration

Off䋺Characters are not automatically fixed. Slow䋺Characters are fixed approximately two

seconds after being entered.

Normal䋺Characters are fixed approximately one

and a half seconds after being entered.

Fast䋺Characters are fixed approximately one

second after being entered.

Edit

Editing Emoticons

a M [Menu] (Settings) X "Others" X

"Character input X "Edit emotion The Edit Emoticon screen opens.

bSelect a category X Select an emoticon to edit

I [Edit]

The character input screen opens with the selected emoticon en te r e d.

cChange the Emoticon X

The changed emoticon is overwritten and saved.

Input Setting

C[Set]

Configuring Character Input Settings

Configure various settings related to character input.

Set Prediction

Default

Turn On/Off the Prediction function that displays conversion options predicted to succeed entered Hiragana characters.

Character input screen(P248) M

[Menu] X "Inputsetting" X "Prediction" X "ON"/"OFF"

Note

• You can also set the Prediction input by performing the following steps:

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

"Character input" "Off"

X"Prediction input" X"On"/

Modifying/Registering Common Phrases

Registering Common Phrases

Newly defined common phrases can be saved in "Original-1" or "Original-2". Up to eight common phrases can be saved to each folder.

Character input screen(P248) M

[Menu]X"Common phrases"X"Edit"

The common phrase types are listed.

Edit Common

Phrase List

Screen

"Original-1"/"Original-2"X Move the

cursor to a position to add the phrase to X I[Edit]

Up to 64 full-pitch or 128 half-pitch charact ers can be entered.

Edit Common

Phrase screen

Entering Text

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Enter text to register XC [Set]

The common phrase is registered.

Editing Pre-installed Common Phrases

You can edit a pre-installed common phrase.

Character input screen(P248)

M[Menu]X"Common phrases"X "Edit"XSelect a common phrase type

"Greeting"

Common

Phrase List

Screen

Move the cursor to a phrase XC[Edit]

The Common phrase edit screen opens with the selected common phrase entered.

M[Select] to open the full screen with

•Press the common phrase entered.

Edit the common phrase XC[Set]

The common phrase is registered.

Note

• You can also edit common phrases saved in a user-defined folder.

• You can also perform the following steps to save or edit a common phrase.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"Others"X"Charac

ter input"X"Edit common phrase"

Common Phrase Edit Screen Sub Menu

TheEditcommon phrasescreen(P251)

XM [Menu] X perform the following operations:

Reset all

Restore all common phrases to their defaults.

Cancel

Terminate editing a common phrase.

Sub Menu on the Common Phrase List/ Display All Screen

Common phrase list screen (P252) X

M[Menu]XPerform the following operations

[Delete 1 item]

Delete the selected common phrase.

䋪

[Reset 1 item]

Restore the selected common phrase to its default.

[Category reset]

Restore all common phrases in the category to their defaults.

[Cancel]

End editing a common phrase .

㶎1䋺

A common phrase whose type is "Original-1" or

"Original-2". Cannot be selected.

㶎2䋺

Not displayed in the sub menu for full screen

Common phrases.

䋪

Copying/Cutting and Pasting Characters

You can copy/cut characters and paste them to other locations or on other screens. Copied/cut characters can be pasted any numberoftimes until the FOMA handset is turned off or different characters are copied/cut.

Character input screen (P248) X M

[Menu] X "Edit character" X "Copy"/ "Cut"

Use Kto move the cursor to the

starting point X C[Select] Use Kto move the cursor to the

ending point X C[Select] Open the character input destination

screen X Use Kto move the cursor to the position to paste

M[Menu] X "Edit character" X

"Paste" X "Yes"

• To undo a cut or paste operation, select

M[Menu] X "Edit character" X "Undo"

Note

• If copied or cut text contains more characters than the allowable number of characters, the excess characters are deleted when pasted.

• Characters can be pasted only if copied or cut text can be entered in the destination text. For example, Hiragana or Kanji characters cannot be pasted in the mail address field (half-pitch alphanumeric characters).

• Line feeds in a copied text string are replaced with half-pitch spaces if the text is pasted to an input screen that does not allow linefeeds.

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Entering Text

Kuten Code Input

Using the Kuten Code to Enter Characters

You can enter a 4-digit Kuten Code to enter characters, numeric symbols, etc.

• For the "Kuten Code List", refer to the "Kuten Code List" on the included CD-ROM in PDFformat

Character input screen (P248) XM

[Menu] X "Special input" X "Kuten code"

Kuten Code

ut Screen

Enter the Kuten code (4-digit

number) for the character

[Select]

The associated character is entered.

• You can also select characters by moving the cursor with

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Entering Kuten Codes Consecutively

You can enter consecutive cha ra c t e rs using Kuten codes. X Kuten code input screen select characters consecutively X

Edit word

I [Cont.] X

I[Set]

Registering Frequently Used Words

You can register up to 100 words not listed as conversion options,orwords with difficult readings, along with the readings. Registered words will be displayed as conversion options when the readings are entered.

Character input screen (P248) XM

[Menu] X "Edit word"

The Registered word list screen opens.

• To view registered words, select a dictionary and press

I[Add] X Select or save the

following item

[Reading]

Enter the reading that is used to find the registered word. Up to 20 full-pitch Hiragana characters only can be entered.

[Word]

Enter the word to register. Up to 20 full-pitch or 40 halfpitch characters can be entered. On the Character input screen, after the characters of a "Reading" are entered, the registered word appears as a conversion option.

I[Store]

<StepLead2Col>The word is registered to the dictionary.

Note

• You can also perform the following steps to register a word.

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

X "Character input" X "Edit word"

Deleting Words

You can delete one word or all words registered using "Edit dictionary". Example: Deleting one word

Move the cursor to the world to delete

on the Stored word list screen (P253) M[Menu]X"Delete 1 item" X "Yes"

The selected word will be deleted.

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To delete all words

Select

M [Menu] X "Delete all" X "Yes" on

the Stored word list screen.

Reset Learnt Info

Initializing Learned Data

Restore the learned data concerning character entry saved in the FOMA handset to its default.

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

X "Character input" X "Reset learnt info" X "Yes"/"No"

Learned Data

Learned data consists of recorded characters entered and converted by selecting from conversion options, or characters fixed by

C without conversion. The next time

pressing you enter the same first character, the learned word appears as the first conversion option.

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Download Dictionary

Using Downloaded Dictionaries

You can enable dictionaries downloaded from i-mode sites, etc. and use them for character conversion. Up to five dictionaries can be enabled.

• Up to ten dictionaries can be stored in the FOMA handset.

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

X "Character input" X "Download dictionary"

(Image to be

added)

Downloaded

Dictionary

Screen

Placeacheckmarknext to a dictionary

to enable X C[Enable]

The dictionary is enabled.

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To disable a dictionary

Select an enabled dictionary and press [Disable].

Downloading dictionaries

You can download dictionaries from the following site: <Confirming>

Sub Menu on the Downloaded Dictionary Screen

Downloaded dictionary screen (P254)

X M[Menu] X Perform the following operations

• I[View] : Display details of the dictionary.

[Delete 1 item]

Delete the selected dictionary.

[Delete all]

Delete all listed dictionaries.

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Network Services

Network Services Available ............................................................................................. 256

Voice Mail Service............................................................................................Voice Mail 256

Call Waiting.................................................................................................... Call Waiting 257

Call Forwarding Service ......................................................................... Call forwarding 259

Nuisance Call Blocking .............................................................Nuisance Call Blocking 259

Caller ID Notification Service ........................................................Caller ID Notification 260

Caller ID Request .................................................................................Caller ID Request 260

Set In-call Arrival Act .................................................................... Set In-call Arrival Act 260

Selecting Reaction to Incoming Call during a Call ...........................In-call Arrival Act 261

Dual Network .............................................................................................. Dual Network 261

English Guidance................................................................................ English Guidance 261

Service Numbers.................................................................................. Service Numbers 262

Setting Remote Control ......................................................................... Remote Control 262

Multi Number .............................................................................................. Multi Number 262

Using OFFICEED ............................................................................................................... 250

Registering and Using Service ....................Additional Services (USSD Registration) 263

Registering Additional Guidance ................................................. Additional Guidance 264

This manual describes overview of network services through operations of FOMA handset menus. For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network services]".

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Network Services Available

The following DoCoMo network services are available on the FOMA handset: For descriptions and usage of each service, see the pages listed in the table below.

• You cannot use network services while out of service area or where there are no signals received.

• For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide[Network services]".

• For subscription or inquiry, contact the "DoCoMo Information Center" listed on the back of this manual.

Service name

Voice mail service Required Charged P256 Call waiting Required Charged P 257 Call Forwarding

Service Nuisance Call

Blocking service Caller ID

notification service Caller ID Request

service

Dual Network service

English guidance Not

Multi number Required Charged P262 PublicMode(Drive

Mode) Public Mode

(Power OFF) OFFICEED Required Charged P250

For services requiring subscription, contact "DoCoMo Information Center" on the back of this manual.

SubscriptionMonthly

Required Free

Not required

Required Charged

required

Not required

charge

Free

Note

• "Deactivate" does not mean canceling the

contract of a service such as Voice mail or Call forwarding service.

• This manual describes overview of network

services through operations of FOMA handset menus. For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network services]".

• Network service is also available overseas.

→P278

• When a new network service is provided from

DoCoMo, it can be registered to the menu. (Additional Services) →P263

Refere

nce

P259

P260

P261

P68

P70

Voice Mail

Voice Mail Service

When your handset is out of service area or switched off, or you cannot answer a call, this service automatically responds to incoming voice/ video calls and records messages.

• Up to 3 minutes can be recorded per voic e message, and messages can be recorded for up to 20 voice calls and 20 video calls. Messages are retained at the center for up to 72 hours.

• When a message is recorded, (with the number of received messages) appears at the Stand-by display. However, a video message is recorded, does not appear at the Stand-by display but Incoming mail information(SMS) notifies you of the messages.

• When Record Message (P71) is activated concurrently, to use the Voice mail service first, set the ringing time of the Voice mail service shorter than the Response Time of Record Message.

• If you do not answer an incoming voice or video call when the Voice mail service is activated, the call is recorded as a "Missed Call" in Received Calls and the Missed call notification screen opens.

Basic Flow of Voice Mail Service

Step 1 : Set to activatetheservice Step 2 : Receive a call Step 3 : Caller records a message Step 4 : Replays message

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When you are in a hurry, you may want to record a message without Response Greeting of Voice mail service. In such a case, you can immediately start message recording mode by pressing

Note

• When you are in the service area or FOMA handset is ON in Step 2, a ring tone sounds until Ringing Time set elapses. When an incoming call is not answered while a ring tone is sounding, it is connected to Voice mail service center. The ring time can be changed.

• When a message is recorded in Step 3, appears at the Stand-by display and missed call history is stored in Received Calls.

• Even the Voice mail service is disabled, you can forward an incoming voice call to the Voice mail center manually using the sub menu.→P66

• To change the setting to connect video calls to the Voice mail service, make a voice call to "1412".

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Using Voice Mail Service

M[Menu] X (Service)X "Voice

mail" X Perform the following operations

[Active voice mail]

Activate the Voice mail service.

[Set ring time]

Set time before connecting to Voice mail service center after receiving a call.

[Deactivate voice mail]

Deactivate the Voice mail service.

[Check voice mail setting]

Check the current setting of "Voice mail".

M[Menu] to select to activate/deactivate the

Press Voice mail service or to set a ring time.

[Play messages]

Play back the recorded voice mail message.

[Voice mail setting]

Make a call to Voice mail service center and change the settings according to the voice guidance.

[Check messages]

Check if new messages are arrived or not.

[Notify missed call]

Through SMS, notify you of the missed calls arrived while the handset is turned off or out of service area. You obtain the notification next time the handset is turned on or moves into the service area.

Activate missed call notification

Deactivate missed call notification

Check missed call notification setting

[Delete voice mail icon]

Delete in the icon area.

[Tone/Vibration message notification]

Activate or deactivate the ring tone when receiving a new message.

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Activate the "Notify missed call" service.

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Deactivate the "Notify missed call" service.

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Check the status of the "Notify missed call" setting.

":2001" is enteredXA

Subsequently, follow the voice guidance.

Note

• Up to 5 received calls are provided by 1 missedcall notification.

• Even when you activate "SMS All SMS)", the notification will be received.

• Charges do not apply for setting or receiving the notification (through SMS).

Call Waiting

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Call Waiting

When a call arrives during another call, a call termination during a call sounds. You can place the active call on hold and answer the other call. Or, you can place the active call on hold to make another call.

• To use the "Call waiting" service, set "In-call arrival act" (P261) to "Answer" in advance. If this option is set otherwise, a voice call that arrives during another voice call cannot be answered even if the "Call waiting" service is activated.

• The caller continues to be charged call fee during call hold.

• The Call waiting service is not available if:

- Dialing a number or ringing the other party

- A voice call arrives during a video call

- A video call arrives during a voice call

Using Call Waiting

M[Menu] X (Service)X"Call

waiting"XPerform the following operations

[Activate call waiting]

Activate the "Call waiting" service.

[Deactivate call waiting]

Deactivate the "Call waiting" service.

[Check call waiting setting]

Check the whether the "Call waiting" service is activated or deactivated.

Notify Missed Call

"Notify missed call" is a service that notifies you through SMS of received calls arrived while the handset is out of service area or turned off. When you move into the service area or the handset is turned on, the short message is sent to you.

• This cannot be operated from a menu.

• For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network services]".

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Answering Call Putting Current Call on Hold

When there is an incoming call during current Voice Call, you hear a call termination tone during a call from the Earpiece and incoming call screen opens.

Receive a call XA

The active voice call is placed on hold and you can answer the incoming call. A message "Connecting 3-way" is shown on the 3-way connecting screen.

• I[Switch]: Each time you press this key, the active call switches to held call or vise versa.

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

• P: Disconnect the active call.

Making a Call Putting Current Call on Hold

You can make a new voice call, putting a current voice call on hold.

Voice call screen (P49)XM[Menu]

X "New call" X Enter a phone number X A

The new call becomes active, the previous call is placed on hold, and the connecting 3-way screen opens.

• To activate a call put on hold, press X [Switch].

• To disconnect a call put on hold, activate it with the above procedure and press

M[Menu]

Answering Incoming Call Terminating Current Call

Answer an incoming voice call, terminating the current voice call. You can answer the call even when using the "Call waiting" service.

Incoming callXM[Menu]X"End

active call "

A voice call termination screen opens and then the incoming voice call screen for the incoming call opens.

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To answer after disconnecting a call put on hold while connecting 3-way, or to answer after terminating a call on hold

M[Menu] X "End the call" X "End held call"

• The held call is terminated, and you can talk to the caller of the incoming call.

Sub Menu of the Incoming Call Screen during a Call

When a call arrives during a call, press

M [Menu] X perform the following operations:

Voice mail*1

Connect the incoming call to the Voice mail service center.

[Call rejection]

Reject an incoming call and hang up.

[Call forwarding]*2

Transfer an incoming call to a specified number.

[End active call]

Terminate the active call. A call is being received.

[Silent/Unmute]

Mute or unmute the current call.

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Not available unless you subscribe to the Voice mail

service.

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Not available if you are not subscribed to the Call forwarding service or if you have not specified a forwarding number.

3-way Connecting Screen Sub Menu

The 3-way connecting screen X M

[Menu] X perform the following operations:

[Switch]

Switch between the active call and held call.

[End call]

Select and terminate a call.

End all calls

End held call End all calls

[Silent/Unmute]

Mute or unmute the current call.

[Send My Info.]

Create i-mode mail with own number entered in the message text.P161

[Search phonebook]*

Search for a Phonebook entry.P83

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<*Ast:2col>This cannot be used when a call is being made from Redial or a log or while Phonebook is running.To use this function, terminate those applications from the task list screen.P231

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Terminate the active call. The held call automatically becomes active.

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Terminate the held call.

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Terminate all calls.

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Call forwarding

Call Forwarding Service

When your handset is out of service area or switched off, or a call was not answered within the set ringing time, this service forwards the voice/ video call.

• Forwarded to only a Video phone conforming to 3G-324M if a video call comes in.

• The subscriber to the "Call forwarding" service is changed the call cost for forwarding a call to a forwarding destination.

• This service is not available with some billing plans.

• When Record message (P71) is activated concurrently, to use the "Call forwarding" service first, set the ringing time of the "Call forwarding" service shorter than the "Ring time" of "Record message".

• If an incoming voice or video call was not an swe red when the "Call forwarding" service is activated, the call is recorded as a "Missed call" in "Missed call logs" and the Missed call notification screen is displayed.

Basic Flow of the "Call forwarding" Service

Step 1 : Register a phone number of forwarding Step 2 : Set to activate the service

Step 3 : Incoming call arrives Step 4 : Forward call to forwarding destination

destination

Note

• When you are in the service area or the handset

is turned on in Step 3, a ring tone sounds until "Ring time" you set elapses. When an incoming call is not answered while a ring tone is sounding, it is forwarded to a forwarding destination. The ring time can be changed.

• When the call is forwarded in Step 4, it is

recorded as a "Missed call" in "Missed call logs".

• Even with the "Call forwarding" service is

deactivated, an incoming call can be forwarded to a forwarding destination manually from the sub menu.→P66

• You cannot answer a call when you do not

subscribe to the "Call waiting" service even if you hear a call termination tone during a call.

• When a forwarded call arrives, only the caller's

phone number or name is displayed. The forwarding party's information will not be displayed.

Using Call Forwarding Service

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Call

waiting" XPerform the following operations

[Activate call forwarding]

Activate the "Call forwarding" service.

Set ring time

[Deactivate call forwarding]

Deactivate the "Call forwarding" service.

[Register the forwarding number]

[Setting if forwarding number busy]

Set whether to connect to Voice mail service center when the forwarding destination is busy.

[Check Call Forwarding setting]

Check the current setting of "Call forwarding" service.

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Set the duration of time from when the call arrives until the call is forwarded.

M[Search] to locate the destination from a

M[Search] to

Enable or Disable Forwarding Guidance

• This cannot be operated from a menu.

• For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network services]".

Enter "1429" X A

Subsequently, follow the voice guidance.

Nuisance Call Blocking

This service rejectsincomingnuisance calls. After a phone number is registered to be rejected, all incoming calls from that number will be automatically rejected, and the voice guidance is played to the caller.

• Up to 30 phone numbers can be registered.

• Even when a call arrives from the phone number to be rejected, the ring tone does not sound. Also, the call is not recorded in Missed call logs.

M[Menu] X (Service)X

"Nuisance callblocking"X Performthe following operations

[Register nuisance caller]

Set to reject the phone number of the last incoming call received and you talked over.

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[Register selected number]

Set to reject the phone number you selected.

X"Phonebook" / "Recent call logs" / "Manually"

[Delete all entries]

Delete all phone numbers registered as nuisance caller.

[Delete last entry]

The last registered phone number is deleted. Repeat the same steps to delete one phone number from last saved one at a time.

[Check the number of entries]

Check the number of the rejected callers.

Specifying a Phone Number to Be Rejected

• This cannot be operated from a menu.

• For details, refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network services]".

Enter "144" X A

Subsequently, follow the voice guidance.

Caller ID Notification

Caller ID Notification Service

You can notify the other party of your caller ID (phone number) when you call. Your ID will be displayed on the screen of the other party's phone, when the party is using a digital telephony/handset.

• Your Caller ID is valuable information. Be cautious about sending your Caller ID.

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

notification" X Perform the following operations

[Activate/Deactivate caller ID notification]

Notify the party of your caller ID when you dialed last time. You need to enter network security code to configure the setting.

X "Notify/No notify"

[Check Caller ID notification setting]

Check the current setting of "Caller ID notification".

Caller ID Request

This service responds a voice/video call without Caller ID,playsa voice guidance requestingto send Caller ID, and terminates the call automatically.

• Calls that were not answered due to the Caller ID request are not recorded in Received Calls, and th e Missed Call notification screen does not appear.

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

request" X Perform the following operations

[Activate caller ID request]

Activate the caller ID request.

[Deactivate caller ID request]

Deactivate the caller ID request.

[Check caller ID request setting]

Check the current setting of "Caller ID request".

Note

• This service is applicable only to calls with "User unset" set as a reason for hiding caller ID.

Set In-call Arrival Act

Activate or deactivate incoming call actions set in "In-call arrival act" Also, you can check the current settings.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Check

in-call arrival act. setting" X Perform the following operations

[Activate in-call arrival act]

Activate the reaction set in "Arrival call act"

[Deactivate in-call arrival act]

Deactivate the reaction set in "Arrival call act"

[Check in-call arrival act. setting]

Check the current setting of "Set in-call arrival act".

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In-call Arrival Act

Selecting Reaction to Incoming Call during a Call

Note

• When switching from FOMA to mova, operate from a mova handset.

• Switching the network during communication forcibly terminates it.

Default

You can set how to respond to an incoming voice/ video call during a call when you subscribe to the Voice mail, Call waiting, and Call forwarding services.

• You cannot respond to an incoming call during a call if you do not subscribe to the Voice mail, Call waiting, and Call forwarding services.

• Activate "Set in-call arrival act." to use "In-call arrival act" options.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "In-call

arrival act" X Perform the following

Answer

operations

[Answer]

Respond to incoming call. Incoming call action will follow the settings of the Voice mail, Call waiting, and Call forwarding services, when they are activated.

[Voice mail]

The Voice mail service is used. Voice mail service comes before "Call waiting".

[Call forwarding]

Forward a call to the phone number you registered beforehand. "Call forwarding" comes before "Voice mail" and "Call waiting".

[Call rejection]

Reject a call.

Dual Network

This service allowsyou to use the mova servicewith your FOMA handsetphone number. You can switch between FOMAandmova depending on theservice area.

• You cannot use the FOMA service and mova service concurrently.

• Switch the services using the Dual Network service when the handset is not accessing network services.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Others"

X "Dual network" X Perform the following operations

[Dual network switching]

Switch mova to FOMA to make FOMA handset available.

[Check dual network setting]

Check the status of the setting.

English Guidance

The voice guidance played when a network service such as Voice mail service is activated or when the handset is out of service area can be played in English.

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Incoming calls (Guidance to the caller) Language Description

Japanese Voice guidance is played in

Japanese+ English

English+ Japanese

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Outgoing calls (Guidance to yourself)

Language Description

Japanese

English Voice guidance is played in

• When the caller is using this service at the same time, the caller's settings for making calls have precedence over the receiver's settings for receiving calls.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Others"

X "English guidance" X Perform the following operations

[Guidance Setting]

Configure the guidance setting.

Outgoing+Inc oming call

Outgoing call

Incoming call

[Check guidance setting]

Check the current setting of "Guidance Setting".

Japanese. English guidance will follow the

Japanese guidance. Japanese guidance will follow the

English guidance.

Voice guidance is played in Japanese.

English.

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Set guidance languages either for incoming and outgoing call. Select the language after you select "Yes".

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Set a guidance language for outgoing call. Select the language after you select "Yes".

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Set a guidance language for incoming call. Select the language after you select "Yes".

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Service Numbers

You can make acallto DoCoMo Information Center and contacts for inquiries concerning malfunctions.

• Depending on your UIM, the items displayed may differ or some items may not be displayed.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Others"

X "Service numbers" X Perform the following operations

[Malfunction inquiries]

Make a call to contacts for inquiries concerning malfunctions.

[General Information]

Make a call to DoCoMo Information Center.

Remote Control

Setting Remote Control

You can set a landline phone or pay phone with push system, or DoCoMo handset to operate the "Voice mail" or "Call forwarding" service.

• To use the "Voice mail" or "Call forwarding" services overseas, remote operation must be activated in advance.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Others"

X "Remote control" X Perform the following operations

[Activate Remote control]

Activate Remote control.

[Deactivate Remote control]

Deactivate Remote control.

[Check remote control setting]

Check the status of the remote control setting.

Multi Number

This service allows you to use up to 2 extra phone numbers, additional number 1 and additional number 2, as your FOMA handset phone number in addition to the basic subscription number.

• On the Dialing/Incoming screen, icons corresponding to Multi number (Basic number/ Additional number1/Additional number2) appear.

• When dialing from Dialed calls or Received calls, the Multi number dialed from/received to is displayed, and this number is used to dial.

Number Settings

Registering Additional Number(s)

You can register or set name, number/ring tone for additional numbers.

M[Menu] X (Service) X "Others"

X "Multi number"X "Numbersettings" XPerform the following operations

"Number

settings" screen

[Basic Number : Name]

Enter a name for the Basic number.

[Phone number]

Display your phone number (Basic number).

[Additional no1 : Name]

Enter a name of additional number 1.

[Phone number]

Enter a phone number of additional number 1.

[Additional no2 : Name]

Enter a name of additional number 2.

[Phone number]

Enter a phone number of additional number 2.

I[Done]

Setting the Primary Number

You can set a registered additional number as the primary number used for making ordinary calls.

M[Menu] X (Service)X "Others"

X "Multinumber"X"Setmultinumber" X

"Basic number"/"Additional number1"/

"Additional number2" X "Yes"

Confirming the Primary Number Settings

M[Menu]X (Service) X "Others"

X "Multi number" X [Check settings]

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Setting Dial Number for Each Call

Enter a phone number

M[Menu] X "Multi number" X Enter

a name of the additional number

Note

• When a dial number is selected, the phone number is followed by "

:591# (Additional number 1)"/":592#

" (Additional number 2)".

:590# (Basic number)"/

Setting Ring Tone and Image

M[Menu] X (Service)X "Others"

X "Multinumber"X "Ring tone & image setting" X Select an additional number X Perform the following operations

• C[List] : List of the items is displayed.

Additional

number setting

[Individual setting]

Select whether to set the ring tone or image.

[Ring tone]

Set the ring tone.

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Music

i-motion

Melody

Off

[Call display]

Set an image to be shown on the incoming call screen.

Image

i-motion

Selects the music saved in "Music" in the "Data box "folder.→P224

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

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Set the ring tone. saved in "Melody" under the "Data box". →P204

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Do not set the ring tone.

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Select an image saved in "My picture" under "Data box".→P194

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Select a movie/i-mode saved in "i-motion" in "Data box".→P201

D X Select a melody

I[Done]

Additional Services (USSD Registration)

Registering and Using Service

When DoCoMo adds a new network service, you can add the service into the menu. Up to 10 new network services can be registered.

Adding Service

• Special number is a number used to connect to Service Center.

• Service number (USSD) is a code used to notify to Service Center.

M[Menu] X (Service)X "Others"

X "Additional Service" X Move the cursor to "Not recorded" X I[Edit] XPerform the following operations

Additional

services edit

screen

[USSD code]

[Service name]

Enter a service name.

C[OK]

Sub Menu on Additional Service List Screen

M[Menu] X (Service)X"Others"

X "Additional service" X M[Menu]X Perform the following operations

[Edit]

Modify a selected service.

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[Select]

Perform the selected service.

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[Delete]

Delete a selected service.

[Delete all]

Delete all services added.

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Appears only when the recorded item is

selected.

This option appears only when more than one

item is recorded.

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Performing Added Services

M[Menu] X (Service)X"Others"

X "Additional service" X service

Connect to Service Center.

Additional Guidance

Select a

Registering Additional Guidance

You can registerupto 10 guidance for code (USSD) returned from Service Center when an added service makes a connection to Service Center with service code (USSD).

M[Menu] X (Service)X "Others"

X "Additional guidance" X Move the cursor to "Not recorded" X I[Edit] X Perform the following operations

Additional

guidance edit

screen

[USSD code]

[Reply message]

C[OK]

Sub Menu on the Additional Guidance List Screen

M[Menu] X (Service) X"Others" X

"Additional guidance" X M[Menu] X Perform the following operations

[Edit]

Modify the selected guidance.

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[Delete]

Delete a selected/displayed guidance.

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[Delete all]

Delete all guidance.

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Appears only when the recorded item is

selected.

This option appears only when more than one

item is recorded.

Data Communication

Data Communications Enabled from FOMA Handset ................................................... 266

Precautions for Use .......................................................................................................... 266

Before Using...................................................................................................................... 267

Flow Chart for Completing the Data Communication Setup......................................... 267

AT Commands................................................................................................................... 268

CD-ROM ............................................................................................................................. 268

DoCoMo Keitai Datalink.................................................................................................... 268

For details of data communication, refer to "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF format) in included CD-ROM. To view "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF format), you must have Adobe Reader (Version 6.0 or up recommended). When Adobe Reader is not installed in your PC, you can download the latest version from Adobe Systems' web site (communication charges apply). For details, visit Adobe Systems' web site.

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Data Communications Enabled from FOMA Handset

When the FOMA handset isconnected to aPC,data communication is available with packet communication and OBEX (data transfer).

• This FOMA handset is not compatible with 64K data communication.

• This FOMA handset is compatible with Remote Wakeup function.

• This FOMA terminal is not compatible with the FAX communication.

• This FOMA terminal is not compatible with the DoCoMo PDA "musea", "sigmarion

Packet communication

Communication mode charged by the size of data sent and received. Packet communication is suitable for the way of using that handset send and receive the data when needed with connected to network. Communication speed depends on communication environment and network congestion. Using an access point of DoCoMo internet connection service such as "mopera U" or "mopera" which is compatible with FOMA packet communication, allows you to use data communication at themaximum rate of 3.6Mbps for receiving and at 384 Kbps for sending, This FOMAL705i handset also allows you to use data communication abroad by using W-CDMA or access point compatible with GPRS packet communication.

• Communication charges may become high when you send or receive great amounts of data.

• The maximum communication speed outside of a FOMA high speed area is 384 Kbps for receiving and 64 Kbps for sending.

Data Transfer

Data transfer is communication mode forsendingor receiving data using DoCoMo keitai datalink. Communication charge is not applied. When you useDoCoMo keitai datalinksoftware,you need the FOMA USB cable (optional) or FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional).

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" or "sigmarion㸉"

Precautions for Use

Usage Fee of Internet Service Provider

When usinginternet,you will be charged forusage fee from internet serviceprovider (hereinafter, referred to as provider) connected.This usage fee is tobepaid directly to theprovider,independently of FOMA service usagefee. For details ofthe usage fee,contact the provider. DoCoMo internet connection service "moperaU" or "mopera" is available. "mopera U" is a charged service requiring subscription. "mopera" is a service free of charge requiring no subscription.

Setting Access Point (Provider, etc.)

Packet communication requires to use an access point compatible with packet communication

• DoPa access points are not available.

• PHS64K/32K data communication access points for PIAFS, etc. are not available.

User Authentication for Network Access

Some access points may require user authentication (ID and password) for connection. In that case, enter ID and password for connection using communication software (dialup network). ID and password are provided from the provider or network administrator of the access point. For details, contact the provider or network administrator of the access point.

Conditions for Packet Communication

Communication using FOMA handset connected with PC or something requires the conditions given below. Even with these conditions arranged, communication may be disabled due to congestion in the base station or under some radio wave reception levels conditions.

• FOMA USB Cable (optional) must be available on the PC.

• FOMA handset must be in FOMA service area.

• The access point must be compatible with FOMA packet communication.

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Before Using

Operating Environment

PC's operating environmental conditions required for data communication are given below.

Item Requirements PC • PC-AT compatible machine

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Memory • Windows Vista; 512MB or more

Hard disk

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DoCoMo does not guarantee proper operation if

you upgrade your OS.

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Equipments for memory/hard disk may vary

depending on PC system configuration.

When you insert included CD-ROM to a PC, the following warning screen may appear. This warning is displayed according to the security setting of the Internet Explorer. There is no matter with using the software. Click [Yes].

• This screen is an example when using Windows XP The warning screen may differ depending on the environments of your PC.

enabled to use CD-ROM drive

• USB port (Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev1.1/2.0)

• Display with resolution 800 x 600 dots, High Color (65,536 colors) or higher recommended

• Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000 (Japanese version)

• Windows XP: 128MB or more

• Windows 2000: 64MB or more

• Empty space of 5MB or more

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Note

• Purchase the specified FOMA USB Cable or FOMA Rechargeable USB Cable 01. The USB cable for PC cannot be used because th e shape of the connector is different.

• This manual gives an example when you use FOMA USB Cable.

Flow Chart for Completing the Data Communication Setup

This section describes preparation to use packet communication withFOMA handset connectedwith PC. For details, refer to "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF format).

Check that you have set USB mode setting to "Communication mode".

Connect FOMA handset to PC using FOMA USB Cable

Install the L705i communication setting file (Driver)

Check for completion of installation

Required Devices

To use data communications, the following are required in addition to the FOMA handset and a PC:

• FOMA USB Cable (optional) or FOMA Rechargeable USB Cable 01 (optional)

• FOMA L705i CD ROM (accessory)

Install the FOMA PC setting software and configure the settings

Note

• You can also download "L705iCommunication Setup File (Drivers)" or "FOMA PC Setup Software" that is contained on the "CD-ROM for FOMA L705i" from DoCoMo's web site. http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/support/download/

Configure the settings with without using FOMA PC setting software.

Connect

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Data Communication Software includedin "FOMA L705i CD-ROM (CD-ROM for FOMA L705i)"

L705iCommunication setting file (Drivers)

This file is to be installed on a PC so that communication or file exchange can be performed after the FOMA handset and the PC are connected using the FOMA USB Cable (optional).

FOMA PC Setup Software

This software is to be installed on a PC to quickly configure settings of dial-up connection, etc. that is required to perform data communication.

AT Commands

AT command is used to make and confirm function settings for FOMA handset from a PC. For details, refer to "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF format) included in CDROM.

CD-ROM

The bundled CD-ROM contains applications to perform data communication with the FOMA terminal, "Manual for Data Communication" and "Kuten Code List" (PDF). For details, see the bundled CD-ROM.

• L705i communication setting file

• FOMA PC Setup Software

• Introduction to DoCoMo keitai datalink

• "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF)

• "Kuten Code List" (PDF)

• Adobe

Reader® 8.1

DoCoMo Keitai Datalink

"DoCoMo keitai datalink" is software that allows you to back up your "Phonebook" entries, "Mail", etc. and edit the data on your PC. DoCoMo keitai datalink is provided via website of DoCoMo. For more details and the download, visit the following DoCoMo website. http://datalink.nttdocomo.co.jp/

Note

• For details such as transferable data, operating environment such as supported OS, how to install/operate the software and restrictions, see the website above. For how to operate the software after it is installed, see th e help. To use "DoCoMo keitai datalink", you need to purchase the "FOMA USB Cable (optional)".

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Overseas Use

Overview of International Roaming (WORLD WING) ..................................................... 270

Services Available Overseas ........................................................................................... 270

Checking before Using Overseas.................................................................................... 271

Making Calls Overseas ..................................................................................................... 273

Receiving Calls Overseas ................................................................................................ 275

Setting Network Search Mode .......................... Network Search Mode/Network Mode 276

Configuring Preferred Networks.................................................... "Preferred NW lists" 276

Displaying Network Name while Roaming............................... Operator name display 277

Activating Roaming Guidance ............................................ Roaming guidance setting 277

Setting to Accept No Incoming Calls during Roaming.............................. Call barring 277

Using Network Services during Roaming....................................................................... 278

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Overview of International Roaming (WORLD WING)

International roaming (WORLD WING) is a service that allows to talkormake communications over an affiliated overseas carrier's network using the same phone number as that used domestically. For details of the services available during international roaming, refer to "DoCoMo WORLD SERVICE User's Guide". Also, in DoCoMo's "International service web site", you can see the latest information on international services and download the latest issue of "DoCoMo WORLD SERVICE User's Guide".

URL of DoCoMo's"international service web site" http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/world/

Subscribing to WORLD WING

If you subscribed to the FOMA service after September 1, 2005, a separate subscription is not required.

• 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.

Services Available Overseas

Communication services available vary depending on overseas carriers and/or network used. For details of communication services available in international roaming, refer to "DoCoMo WORLD SERVICE User's Guide" or DoCoMo's web site. →P270

Communication Services Available

Service Description

Voice call Using the same phone number as

Video Phone You can make or receive an

Overseas Use

270

that used in Japan, you can make/ receive calls in a country you stay and make international calls to countries other than that you stay in.

international video call with a user of an overseas specific 3G carrier or a FOMA handset user in Japan.

Service Description

i-mode You can use i-mode to acquire

i-mode mail Using the same mail address as that

i-Channel

SMS You can send or receive SMS to/

Data Communication

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May not be available depending o n the carr ier or

area.

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Auto Update is suspended automatically if the

handset is connected to an overseas carrier. To resume the automatic update of i-Channel overseas, you need to perform i-Channel settings again. However, a packet communication charges apply in addition to the monthly charge.

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A packet communication charges apply for Auto

Update of information on the "Basic Channel".

information of Japan and the country you stay.

used in Japan, you can send/receive i-mode mail.

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You can download inform a ti o n periodically as in Japan.

also press the i-Channel assigned key to open a channel list and download detailed information.

from a FOMA user in Japan and a user of an oversea telecommunication carrier other than DoCoMo.

You can connect PC or other devices to use data communication (packet data communication).

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You can

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Difference in Communication Services among Networks

You need to configure the network search mode as well as preferrednetwork to be searched inorder to use the handset overseas.→P276

Service

Voice call Video Phone i-mode i-mode mail SMS i-Channel Data Communication

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: Available

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: Not available

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: When a call is made, a redial confirmation

screen opens. Select "Redial voice call" to redial Voice Call.

3G GSM GPRS

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Network for overseas

Network Description

W-CDMA (3G)

GSM

W-CDMA is a third generation mobile communication network complying with 3GPP

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GSM is the second generation mobile communication network in digital communication system that is most

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global standards.

widely used around the world.

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GPRS

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Abbreviation of 3rd Generation Partnership

Project. This is a regional standards organization for developing common technical specifications for the third generation mobile communications system (IMT-2000).

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Abbreviation of Global System for Mobile

Communications. GSM is one of the standards for mobile phones unified in Europe.

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Abbreviation of General Packet Radio Service.

This is a packet communication service that is widely spread in Europe.

GPRS is the 2.5 generation mobile communication system that enables high-speed packet communication using GSM.

Checking before Using Overseas

STEP1 : Preparation before departure STEP2 : Using overseas STEP3 : Setting after returning to Japan

Preparation before Departure

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Subscription

If you have not yet subscribed to WORLD WING (P270), make a subscription.

• Install UIM subscribed to WORLD WING to FOMA handset.

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Communication services, etc. in countries and regions

For information such as countries, areas, telecommunication carriers available, visit DoCoMo's "International Service Web site".→P270

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Charging

• Cautions When Handling the AC Adapter →P21

• Charging Using the AC Adapter →P42, P44

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Using i-mode

You have to make "International Settings" in advance. Select "i Menu" → select "English iMenu" → "Options" → "International Settings" to display

setup screen.

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Setting network services

You can activate or deactivate the subscribed network services from overseas. The following network services can be accessed:

• Caller ID notification service

• Voice mail service

• Call forwarding service

• Caller ID Request service

• Call Waiting Service

• English guidance

• Nuisance call blocking service

• Roaming guidance

• Call barring

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May not be activated in some service

areas.

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Caller ID may not be sent correctly or not

be sent at all.

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To operate from overseas, you need to

activate the "Remote control" (P262) while

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in Japan in advance.

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Convenient functions and services available overseas

Functionsand

services

Roaming Guidance (Intl)

The other party is notified with a voice guidance that you are in

Description

international roaming.

Call barring Reject reception during

international roaming.

Dual Clock Display

You can view the date and time in two cities at once.

Unit converter You can set exchange rate for

currency conversion.

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Recommended booklets Other than This Manual

Title Description

Mobile Phone User's Guide [i-mode]

DoCoMo WORLD SERVICE User's Guide

Mobile Phone User's Guide (Network Services)

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Billing of charges

Overseas charges are billed with your monthly charge. Note that they may appear on a billing invoice of the next month or later due to the situation of the operator of your country of stay. Also note that the billing invoice for charges in the same charging period may be sent to you in a

Describes how to use i-mode and i-mode mail overseas and their fees, etc.

Describes details of international roaming service including contents of the service, usage fee, precautions.

Describes contents, settings, precautions, etc., of the network services.

different month.

Note

• This manual contains quick manual "Overseas Use" that can be used conveniently for referencing operations. Please reference it when using FOMA handset overseas.

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Network Technical Operation Center

Overseas Use

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Network switching

By default, "Network search mode" is set to "Auto". It is recommended to set "Network mode" to "WCDMA only" to save the battery when using in Japan or in the areas where 3G area networks are available.→P276

• To switch networks manually →P276

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Display on screen

An icon indicating the connected network is displayed so that you can view the available communication services (P270). The connected carrier name also appears on the Display.

aIcons indicating the connected network

Connected to a FOMA network in Japan Connected to a 3G network overseas Connected to a GSM network overseas Connected to a GPRS network

overseas

bConnected carrier name

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The network name does not appear when the handset is connected to the FOMA network in Japan.

When Your Mobile Phone Is Lost or Stolen, etc. While Overseas

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DoCoMo Information Center> (24-hour service)

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From a DoCoMo handset

International Access Codes of Major Countries (Table1)

䋭81䋭3䋭

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From a fixed-line phone (Universal Number)

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For loss or theft of the handset, settlement of accumulated charges, or handset failure while overseas, refer to "For loss or theft of the handset or charges while overseas" or "For a handset failure while overseas" on the back of this manual. Call and communication charges apply after the handset was lost or stolen are still charged to you.

5366䋭3114

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From a fixed line phone, International phone call charges to Japan apply.

When using the FOMA L705i handset, call +81-

3-5366-3114. (press and hold seconds to enter "+" sign.)

International Phone Codes for Universal Numbers (Table2)

800䋭0120䋭0151

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Domestic call charges for your overseas location will apply to calls.

(Image to be

added)

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(Free)

0 for 1+

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<Network Technical Operation Center> (24-hour service)

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From a DoCoMo handset

International access number of your country of stay (table1)

䋭81䋭

3-6718-1414

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From a fixed line phone, International phone call charges to Japan apply.

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When using the FOMA L705i handset, call +813-6718-1414. (press and hold seconds to enter "+" sign.)

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From a fixed-line phone (Universal Number)

International Phone Codes for Universal Numbers (Table2)

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800䋭5931䋭8600

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Domestic call charges for your overseas location will apply to calls.

International Access Codes of Major Countries (Table1)

International access numbers for major countries are as follows (as of 䃂 2007):

Area Code Area Code

Ireland 00 Turkey 00 U.S.A. 011 New Zealand 00 U.A.E. 00 Norway 00 U.K. 00 Hungary 00 Italy 00 Philippines 00 India 00 Finland Indonesia 001 990 Australia 0011 France 00 Netherlands 00 Brazil Canada 011 Korea 001 Greece 00 Vietnam 00 Singapore 001 Belgium 00 Switzerland 00 Poland 00 Sweden 00 Portugal 00 Spain 00 Hong Kong 001 Thailand 001 Macao 00 Taiwan 002 Malaysia 00 Czech 00 Monaco 00 China 00 Luxembourgr 00 Denmark 00 Russia 810 Germany 00

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Codes may be changed.

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For the codes of the other countries and details, see the DoCoMo's "International service web

site".→P270

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(Free)

䋪

0 for 1+

0041 0021 0023

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Overseas Use

International Phone Codes forUniversalNumbers (Table2)

International prefix numbers for the universal number are as follows (as of 䃂 2007):

Area Code Area Code

Ireland 00 Thailand 001 U.S.A. 011 Taiwan 00 Argentina 00 China 00 U.K. 00 Denmark 00 Israel 014 Germany 00 Italy 00 New Zealand 00 Australia 0011 Norway 00 Australia 00 Philippines 00 Netherlands 00 Finland 990 Canada 011 France 00 Korea 001 Brazil 0021 Colombia 009 Belgium 00 Singapore 001 Hong Kong 001 Switzerland 00 Malaysia 00 Sweden 00 Luxembourgr 00 Spain 00

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Codes may be changed.

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For the codes of the other countries and details, see the DoCoMo's "International service web

site".→P270

Setting after Returning to Japan

When you havereturnedtoJapan, FOMA handset is automatically connected to FOMA network and

appears at the top of the screen.

• If the FOMA network is not connected, check whether "Network mode" and "Network search mode" are both set to "Auto".

Making Calls Overseas

When both of you and the other party are using a telecommunication carrier applicable to FOMA Video calls, international Video calls are also available.

• For information on the countries, areas, telecommunication carriers that support FOMA Video calls , visit DoCoMo's "International service web site.→P270

• Depending on the handset connected via an international Video call, the video streaming ma y be ceased on the other party's handset, or the call may be disconnected.

Making an International Call (Including to Japan)

Make a call prefixing "+" and a country code to another party's phone number.

0 for more than one second to enter "+".

• Press

• To call a WORLD-WING user who is overseas, dial "81", the country code for Japan.

0 (for 1+seconds)X Enter"Country

Code - Area Code (City Code) - Phone Number"

• When making a call to a fixed phone in Japan from abroad, enter "81" as the country code.

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

• When making a call to a mobile phone or PHS in Japan, omit leading "0" as well.

• Country code →P274

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When making video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone

call"

Making a Call Easily to Japan

If a call ismade using an entry in Dialed or Received calls or the Phonebook in which a phone number with a leading "0" is recorded/ registered, leading "0" is automatically replaced with "+ Country code (i.e. +81)".

• By default, your handset is configured to enter "+81" (country code for Japan) automatically.→P61

Display an entry in history/Phonebook

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Using Redial logs

Open the Redial logs (P54) or the Dialed calls detail screen (P54).

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Using Received call log

Open the Received call log (P56) or the Received call detail screen (P56).

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Using Phonebook

Open the Phonebook list screen (P84) or the Phonebook detail screen (P85).

Select a history or Phonebook X A

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When two ormorephone number existinthe Phonebook list screen

H to select the number to make a

Press phone call to.

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When two ormorephone number existinthe Phonebook detail screen

H to display the phone number to call,

Press then press

I[Send].

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• Dialing confirmation screen shows a phone number prefixed with "+ Country code".

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When making video call

M[Menu] and then select

X "Video phone call"

"Dialing"

"Original number"䋺: Does not replace the leading "0"

with "+Country code".

"Cancel"䋺: cancel to call

Note

• This conversion is available only out of the service area (during international roaming).

• The conversion is enabled when you directly enter a phone number with the leading "0" using dial keys.

Making an International Call (Including to Japan) Selecting Registered Country Code

From sub menu, you can select and add Country code to an entered phone number.

Enter "Area code - other party's phone

number" M[Menu] X "International Dial"

The "Select Country" screen opens.

Select a Country code

The "+ Country code" is added at the beginning of the phone number.

• When an entered phone number begins with "0", it is replaced with "+ Country code".

䂓

When making video call

M[Menu] and then select X "Video phone

call"

Note

• By default, 22 country codes are stored in the "Select Country" screen. Country codes can be added.→P62

• Available operations on the Country code selection screen are the same as on the Country code list screen.

Country Codes of Major Countries

Area Code Area Code

U.S.A. U.K. 44 Germany 49 Italy 39 Turkey 90 India 91 Japan 81

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1 China 86

Dialed call

confirmation

screen

Area Code Area Code

Indonesia 62 Egypt 20 Australia 61 Norway 47 Australia 43 Hungary 36 Netherlands 31 Fiji 679 Canada 1 Philippines 63 Korea 82 Finland 358 Greece 30 France 33 Singapore 65 Brazil 55 Switzerland 41 Vietnam 84 Sweden 46 Peru 51 Spain 34 Belgium 32 Thailand 66 Hong Kong 852 Taiwan 886 Macao 853 Tahiti 689 Malaysia 60 Czech 420 Maldives 960

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The codes may be changed.

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For the codes of the other countries and details, see the DoCoMo's "International service web site".→P270

New Caledonia New Zealand

Russia 7

687 64

Making Call inside the Country Where You Stay

Make a call by dialing a receiver's phone number from Area Code (Toll Number).

• If both of you and the other party are using WORLD WING overseas, make a call in the same way as described in "Making a call to a country outside your country of stay (including Japan)" (P273) even in the same country/region.

• When "Auto international dial" is set to "On", the Dialing confirmation screen (P274) opens if a call is made to a phone number whose area code (city code) starts with "0" from Phonebook or Dialed/ Redialed calls list. In this case, press select "Original No" to make the call.

When bothof you and the otherparty are using a telecommunication carrier applicable to FOMA Video calls, internationalVideocalls are available by pressing "Video phone call" after the international call dialing procedure.

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

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The video streaming may be ceased on the other party's handset, or the call may be disconnected depending on the international video-phone terminal.

M[Menu] X Select

Receiving Calls Overseas

A call arrives

The ringtone sounds.

•

I[Silent] : Stop the ring tone

•

P : Place the call on response hold.→P67

Answer the call.

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To answer a Video call using the Camera image

Press

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To answer a video call using the alternate image

C[Image].

Press

To terminate the call P

Note

• In some countries or regions, you may be charged also for incoming calls. In that case, you are charged for both the international forwarding and reception fees.

• No or different caller ID may be notified for some telecommunication carriers used.

• When there is an incoming call during international roaming, international forwarding from Japan occurs. The caller is charged for the call fee to Japan and the receiver is charged for international forwarding fee.

• When the Public Mode (Drive Mode) is activated, incoming call actions such as sounding the ringtone or blinking the Illumination Indicator will not take place. Also, even if a call arrives when the display is turned off, the backlight of the display will not be t urned on.

Making call to your FOMA handset from Japan

You can be called at your phone number in the same way as when you are in Japan.

Making call to your FOMA handset from overseas

You are called via Japan regardless of the place you stay. Similarly to making an international call to Japan, you can be called in the way described below.

Making a call by entering "International Access

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-81

Code "0" omitted

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When dialing to a mobile phone, you may be

able to dial by entering "+" instead of the International Access Code.

䋪2䋺

Enter Country Code of Japan.

䋪3䋺

Enter "90-XXXX-XXXX" when the number

begins with "090" or "80-XXXX-XXXX" when i t begins with "080".

your phone numberwithleading

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When a Call is Interrupted

A Call Cannot Be Made or Received/Stays Out of the Service Area/Power Cannot be Turned On

If a call cannotbemade or received, the radio wave reception level stays out of the service area, or power cannot be turned on, the following situation is supposed;

• Weak radio wave reception level or out of the service area

• Malfunction of the local switchboard or the base station, or temporary circuit congestion

• Wrong operation of the FOMA handset

•Other

Visit the DoCoMo's "International service web site" for the latest area and interruption information, etc. →P270 Upon confirming the operation method, try the following;

• If you are indoors, check to see if the condition is the same as outdoor, too.

• Check to see if your monthly charge does not exceed the credit limit.

• Turn on the power again.

• Manually select the operator to connect.→P276

Contact theNetwork Technical OperationCenter on the back of this manual if the condition does not recover after checking the above.

Credit Limit (Service Suspension Standard)

• The credit limit is provided for WORLD WING. If we have confirmed that your monthly charge has exceeded the credit limit, this service will be suspended until the end of the corresponding month.

• The accumulated charge is the amount before applying free communications fee.

• The Credit limit includes call/communication charges and received call charges for overseas roaming, digital communications charges such as video calls and received call charge, packet communication charges and SMS communication charges. Note that since the international forwarding charge and any charge whose data have not been received by us from the operator of your country of stay are not included, the billing amount may exceed the credit limit. In that case, you must pay your monthly charge for this service used before suspended.

• When payment of your monthly charge is confirmed, suspension of the WORLD WING service will be lifted (After the payment, it may take a while before the suspension of the service is lifted). You can make a payment by credit card settlement (Once payment only) from overseas.

• Contact DoCoMo Information Center on the back of this manual for details.

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Network Search Mode/Network Mode

Setting Network Search Mode

Default

Select search mode activated when the network access point has been changed while using overseas.

• By default, "Network search mode" is set to "Auto". When you use the FOMA handset in Japan or in the areas where 3G area network is available, it is recommended to switch "Network mode" to "WCDMA only" to reduce the consumption of the battery pack.

M[Menu] X (Setting) X

"Internationalroaming"X "Network"X Perform the following operations

[Network search mode]

Auto

Manual

Re-searching network

[Network mode]

Specify the network service to search.

• Check available communication systems in the

country of use before specifying a network.→P271

Auto

3G GSM/GPRS

[Preferred lists]

You can register networks to be searched and set by priority.→P276

[Operator name display]

Specify whether to show the network name that is currently online in the Stand-by display.→P277

[Host selection]

Specify a host other than i-mode Center.→P149

[󰶄SMSC]

Set the SMS center address.→P182

Network search mode: Auto Network mode: Auto

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Automatically search and configure the network.

䋺

The network search screen appears. Select and configure one of the networks in the list. X "Yes" X Select a network

• Available networks are followed by the circular marks.

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Search network manually or automatically in the same way as described above.

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Search for all available networks regardless of their communication systems.

䋺

Search only for 3G networks.

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Search only for GSM/GPRS networks.

Note

• After coming back to Japan, if the icon indicating the network status remains out of the service area, set "Network mode" to "Auto" or "3G" and "Network search mode" to "Auto".

• Searching networks may take a long time.

• When setting to "Auto", networks will be searched automatically whenever you turn on the handset or move out of the service area.

"Preferred NW lists"

Configuring Preferred Networks

You can register up to 20 networks to be searched or configured by priority when searching networks.

M[Menu]X (Settings)X"International

Roaming"X"Network"X"Host Selection"

The preferred network list screen opens.

• If the networks have been registered, the

network names appear in order of priority.

C[Change] : Re-apply the "Preferred lists"

•

setting to another network.

I[Menu] X Perform the following

operations

[UPLMN manual select]

Add a network to the Preferred list by entering MCC (country code) and MNC (network code).

XEnter MCC and MNC X

[UPLMN select by list]

Select a presciently registered network from the network list, then set it as the preferred network.

X Select a network X "Yes"

I[Country] : Selecting a country name allows you

• to select an available network in the country from the list.

[Set VPLMN to UPLMN]

Set the network in use as the preferred network.

X"Yes"

Note

• Depending on the signal reception, a network that is not registered may get connected.

• The settings of this function will be saved on the UIM.

I[Done] X "Yes"

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