Motorola T6EY1 Users manual

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APPLICANT: MOTOROLA, INC. FCC ID: IHDT6EY1

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

A preliminary draft copy of the Users Manual follows in four parts (Exhibit 8A through Exhibit 8D):

EXHIBIT 8C

Displaying/Editing/ Managing Data

1Utilizing a Still Image

Displaying a Stored Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256

Editing an Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .260

1Utilizing a Video Clip

Playing a Stored Video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262

1Utilizing Music

Playing a Stored Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266

1Utilizing the Document Viewer

Displaying Word, Excel and PDF Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270

1Utilizing the TransFlash Memory Card

TransFlash Memory Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277

Using the TransFlash Memory Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281

1Managing Data

Managing Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282

1Utilizing the Voice Recorder

Using the Voice Recorder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .290

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Displaying a Stored Image

You can display a captured still image (3 P169), a downloaded still image (3 P203), an image received via email (3 P250), or an image saved in the TransFlash memory card (3 P303).

• Displays the following files.

JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg, .jfif, .jpe, .pipeg, .pip) GIF (including animation GIF) bitmap (.bmp) w-bitmap (.XXX) png (.png)

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar

$$ : Launches camera when tapped.

• The display can be modified to a list display. 3 P275

Tap the image to be displayed

$$ : The camera is launched when tapped. $$ $$ : The preceding image/subsequent image can be

displayed when tapped.

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

File name, saved date and time

1Operations from the Menu bar in the image list screen

Tap Pictures and Settings on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Pictures

View Slide show. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P276

Image infor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P275

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

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Settings

Slide show interval. . . . . . . . . . . . . .P276

List/Thumbnail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P275

Sort by name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P309

Sort by date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P309

Sort by size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P309

1Operations from the Menu bar in the image display screen

Tap Pictures and Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Pictures

Send as. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P310

Delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P308

Image info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P275

Rename . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P304

Fit to screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P277

Actual size view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P277

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

NOTE

• When an image exceedi ng the display size 1280 x 1280 (dots), an incompatible file format ($$) or a corrupted file ($$) is tapped, the image cannot be displayed and instead, a message is displayed.

Edit

Show title/Hide title. . . . . . . . . . . . . P277

Rotate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P278

Add frame. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P279

Free draw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P279

Add stamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P280

Modifying the Display Method of the Image List Screen

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Thumbnail Display List Display

Tap Settings y List on the Menu bar in the image list screen

• Tap Settings y Thumbnail on the Menu bar in the image list screen when displaying

thumbnails.

Displaying Image Information

This operation displays the information of the displayed image.

Default setting

Thumbnail

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Select the image to display the image information from the

Defaul

image list screen with the 9 button and tap Pictures y Image info on the Menu bar

File name : Displays file name. Type : Displays file format. Size : Displays file size. Dimensions : Displays display size. Date : Displays saved date. Time : Displays saved time.

Viewing a Slide show

Displays images in the folder from the selected file.

Select the image to start the slide show from the image list

screen with the 7 button y tap Pictures y View Slide show on the Menu bar

Slide show launches.

• When the slide show is played in Automatic mode, the slides are automatically switched at intervals set in Slideshow Intervals.

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• When the slide show is played in Manual mode, the slides are switched by pressing the 6 button.

• When an any area on the screen is tapped, the slide show is canceled and reverted back to the list screen.

NOTE

• Images that cannot be displayed such as animation GIF files are skipped when the slide show is played.

Setting up the Playback Method and Intervals of the Slide show

t setting Auto: $$ Manual: $$ Interval: 3 seconds

Setting up the playback method (Automatic/Manual), and playback intervals when automatically playing the slide show.

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Tap Settings y Slide show interval on the Menu bar in the image list

screen, and then tap [Done] upon completing the setup procedure

$$ Auto : Select when playing by automatically switching

screens.

$$ Manual : Select when manually playing and switching

screens.

$$ Intervals : Select intervals of slides when viewing the slide

show in automatic mode.

NOTE

• Text entry method 3 P466

Modifying the Display Size of Images

The display size of the displayed image is modified.

Tap Picture y Fit to screen/Actuall size view on the Menu bar in the

image display screen

Fit to screen : Image is enlarged/reduced to fit the display area of the screen and

displayed.

Actual size view: Displays image in full size.

To view an image larger than the display area of the screen, drag the stylus to the direction of the hidden area.

NOTE

• A similar operation can be performed by tapping any area within the screen.

Displaying the Image Title

Displays Title in the Image Display Screen

Tap Edit y Show title on the Menu bar in the image display screen

• Tap Edit y Hide title on the Menu bar to hide the title

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Editing an Image

You can freely edit the displayed image by overlapping frames and stamps, etc. The edited image is saved in the same folder as the source image.

* Excluding cases where the source image is a JPEG file and Rotated.

• Images exceeding the display size 1280 x 1280 (dots) cannot be edited.

1Edited Image File

The edited image file is saved in the following respective manners depending on the file format of the source image file or the editing method.

JPEG Rotate The edited file is saved over the source image

Other than JPEG Rotate The edited file is saved as a new image file

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Source Image File Format Editing Method Edited Image File

file.

Other Methods The edited file is saved as a new image file.

•An EDTX extension (X is a digit between 0 and 100) is suffixed to the source image file name.

(JPEG file).

• The new file name is "original name".jpg. When an identical file name already exists, however, a ROTX extension (X is a digit between 0 and 100) is suffixed to the file name.

Other Methods The edited file is saved as a new image file

(JPEG file).

• The new file name is "original name".jpg. When an identical file name already exists, however, an EDTX extension (X is a digit between 0 and 100) is suffixed to the file name.

NOTE

• When images exceeding the display size 204 x 155 (dots) are edited and saved, they are saved after being reduced (excluding Rotate) to the display size 204 x 155 (dots).

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Rotating an Image

Tap Edit y Rotate on the Menu bar in the image display screen

The screen is rotated 90 degrees to the right.

Overlapping Frames

Tap Edit y Add frame on the Menu bar in the image display screen

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

The frame can be selected.

Tap the frame to overlap y tap [Done]

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Decorating an Image by Hand

You can decorate an image using the stylus pen.

Tap Edit y Free draw on the Menu bar in the image display screen

• Tap [Undo] to undone a previous decoration can be undone by.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel saving.

The freehand color can be selected.

Use the stylus to decorate an image y tap [Done]

Pasting a Marker Stamp

Tap Edit y Add stamp on the Menu bar in the image display screen

• Tap [Undo] to undone a previous stamp.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel saving.

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

You can select the stamp.

Tap the stamp to be pasted y tap [Done]

Playing a Stored Video

Displays captured video (3 P170), a downloaded video (3P203), a video received via email (3 P250), or a video saved in the TransFlash memory card (3 P303).

• Video formats that can be played 3 P283

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Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar

$$ : The camera is launched when tapped.

Tap the video to be played

Playback bar

: Displays current playback position.

Playback volume display

: Displays playback volume in 8 levels.

$$/$$ : Plays or pauses video when tapped. $$ : Cancels playback when tapped. $$ : Launches camera when tapped. $$/$$ : Controls volume when tapped. $$ : Returns to video list.

1Operations from the Menu bar in the video list screen

Tap Video or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Video

Find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P282

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

Edit

Sort by title . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

1Operations from the Menu bar in the image display screen

Tap Video or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Video

Send as. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P310

Rename . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P304

Clip info. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P284

Delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P308

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

Edit

Copy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P305

Full screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

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1Specifications of video playback

File Format 3GPP, MP4, WMV, ASF

Encoding Format Video MPEG4/H.263/WMV

Display Size XXX x XXX (dots) or less

Extensions .3gp, .mp4, .wmv, .asf

Repeating a Video Playback

Tap Video y Repeat on the Menu bar in the video playback screen

Searching a Video

Tap Vide o y Find on the Menu bar in the video list screen

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Voice AMR/AAC/WMAv8

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

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Enter the text to search y tap [Find]

Tap video to play

Modifying the Video Quality

Default setting

Tap Edit y Preferences on the Menu bar in the video list screen,

and then tap the Video Quality window in the user setup screen

High : Best quality mode. Medium : Standard quality. Low : Low quality; image is grainy.

Select Video Quality y Tap [Done]

Modifying the Display Size of the Video

You can modify the display size of the video during playback.

• This operation cannot be performed when video is stopped.

Tap Edit y Full screen on the Menu bar in the video playback

screen

• Reverts to the original display by tapping any area within the screen.

High

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Displaying the Video Information

Displays the video information.

Tap Video y Clip info on the Menu bar in the video playback screen

y tap [Done] after confirmation

Title : Displays title. Author : Displays information of the author of the file. Performer : Displays performers. Copyright : Displays copyright information of the file. Size : Displays file size. Created Date and Time

: Displays created date and time of the file.

Description : Displays file description.

Playing a Stored Music

Downloaded music is played back.

• The following audio file formats can be played back.

MP3 (.mp3) MIDI (.smf) WAV (.wav)

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AMR ( ) 3GA ( ) AU ( )

XMF ( ) MMA ( ) WMA (.wma)

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Tap $$y$$ on the Application Selector bar

$$/$$ : Controls the volume when tapped. $$ : Switches screen to the audio playback screen when

tapped.

$$ : Switches screen to the audio playlist screen when

tapped.

Tap the music to be played

Playback bar : Displays current playback position. Playback Volume Display

: Displays playback volume in 8 levels.

$$/$$ : Plays or cancels audio track when tapped. $$ : Stops audio track when tapped. $$ : Rewinds audio track when tapped. $$ : Fast forwards audio track when tapped.

1Operations from the Menu bar in the audio playlist screen

Tap Music or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Music

Find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P287

Repeat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P286

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

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1Operations from the Menu bar in the audio playback screen

Tap Music or Edit on the Menu bar to display following items:

Music

Find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P287

Repeat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Below

Shuffle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Below

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

Edit

Sort by name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P288

Edit

Edit playlist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Below

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P288

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Playing Music on Repeat/at Random

The same audio track can be played repeatedly or multiple audio tracks can be played randomly.

Tap Music y Repeat/Shuffle on the Menu bar in the audio playback

screen

• To cancel Repeat/Shuffle, tap Music y Repeat/Shuffle again.

Playing Music in Order of Preference

The audio tracks can be played in order of preference. The audio tracks are played from the top of the playlist down to the bottom.

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Tap Music y Edit y Edit playlist on the Menu bar in the audio

playback screen

$$ : Moves up the order of the selected audio track in the

playlist.

$$ : Moves down the order of the selected audio track in the

playlist.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Select the song to be moved using 7 y $$ to the desired

position or tap $$ y tap [Done]

• To move the song further up or further down, repeat the operation up to tapping [Done].

Searching Music

Enter text and search from the stored music archive.

Tap Music y Find on the Menu bar in the audio playback screen

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Enter the text to be searched y tap [Find]

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap the music to be played

Displaying Audio Information

The audio track information is displayed while playing back.

Tap the song for which the information is displayed in the audio

playlist screen y tap $$ after confirmation

Title : Displays title. Artist : Displays artist name. Album : Displayed album name. Author : Displays author. Elapsed Time/Recorded Time

: Displays elapsed time/recorded time.

Size (KB) : Displays file size. Filename : Displays file name. Copyright : Displays copyright information.

1Operations from the Menu bar in the audio information screen

Tap Music or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Music

Rename . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P304

Send as. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P310

Repeat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P286

Delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P308

Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

Edit

Copy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P305

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Displaying Music by Selecting the Audio File Type

Displays audio of the supported file type by selecting the audio file type.

Tap Edit y Preferences on the Menu bar in the audio playlist screen

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Select $$ of the file type to display and then tap [Done]

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Displaying Word, Excel and PDF Files

You can display Word, Excel and image files, etc.

• You can display the following file formats.

Microsoft Word (.doc) Microsoft Excel (.xls) Microsoft Power Point (.ppt) PDF (.pdf) HTML (.html) Mhtml (.mht) JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg) PNG (.png) GIF (.gif) BMP (.bmp) Wmf (.wmf) Plain Text (.txt) Zip (.zip)

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar

Tap the file to display

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Displayed vertically

1To close a document file

Tap Document y Close on the Menu bar in the document file list screen

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Drag towards the desired direction.

Tap the icon to perform various operations. 3 P290 to P292

1Operations from the Menu bar in the document file list screen

Tap Documents or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Documents

History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P294

Bookmarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P293

Close. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P289

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

1Operations from the Menu bar in the document file display screen

Tap Documents or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Document

Send as. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P310

Delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P308

Rename . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P304

History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P294

Bookmarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P293

Add Bookmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P293

• Some functions cannot be performed depending on the operation.

1About Help

Displays a simple operation manual file of the document viewer when Edit y Help on the Menu bar are tapped in the document file list screen/display screen.

Edit

View as Icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P292

View as List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P292

Sort by Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Sort by Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P309

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P295

Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See below

Edit

Priority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P295

Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See below

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NOTE

• To view a file, it may take some time depending on the file size. Also, the entire content of the file may not be displayed.

• Content unique to PC's may not be displayed depending on the file content.

• Some font types may not be displayed correctly. Fonts that can be displayed on the handsets are dissimilar to those that can be displayed on PC's.

Enlarging/Reducing the Screen

Tap $$/$ $

• Repeat this operation when further enlarging or further reducing.

Fitting to Screen and Displaying

Tap $$ in the document file display screen

• If $$ is selected, then the screen does not toggle when tapped.

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Fitting to Screen Width and Displaying

Tap $$ in the document file display screen

• If $$ is selected, then the screen does not toggle when tapped.

Resizing the Displayed Portion to the Size of the Screen

Tap $$ in the document file display screen

Switching to Full Screen Display

Tap $$ in the document file display screen

• Tap $$ again to rever t back to the original screen.

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Switching between Vertical Display/Horizontal Display

Tap $$ in the document file display screen

• Tap $$ again to rever t back to the original screen.

Displaying Popup Screen

Defaul

Tap $$ in the document file display screen

You can verify the displayed portion using the full screen display. To Scroll, drag the screen. Displays the preceding/subsequent page of the current file when tapped. Displays the first/last page of the current file when tapped.

• Tap $$ one more time to hide the popup menu.

Modifying the Display Method of the Document File List Screen

t setting XXX

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List View Icon View

Tap Edit y View as Icons/View as List on the Menu bar in the

document file list screen

Using the Bookmark

You can register frequently used document files for quick displaying.

Adding to Bookmark

• You can register up to XXX bookmarks.

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Tap Documents y Add Bookmark on the Menu bar in the document

file display screen

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Enter bookmark name y tap [Add]

Displaying from Bookmark

Tap Documents y Bookmarks on the Menu bar in the document file

display screen

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Tap the bookmark to display

Deleting a Bookmark

Tap $$ of the bookmark to delete in the bookmark list screen

$$ switches to $$.

Tap Documents y Delete on the Menu bar

Modifying the Bookmark Name

Tap $$ of bookmark name to be modified in the bookmark list

screen

$$ switches to $$.

Tap Documents y Rename on the Menu bar, and then enter the new

name from the modify bookmark name screen y tap OK

• You can enter up to XX characters of text in either single or double byte characters.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Modifying the Display Order in the Bookmark List Screen

Default setting

Tap Edit y Sort Order on the Menu bar in the bookmark list

screen

Sort by Name : Sort files by alphabetical order of file names. Sort by Date : Sort files by date saved in reverse chronological order.

NOTE

• The files are sorted in the following order when Sort by Name is selected.

Kanji (JIS Code order) 3 Hiragana 3 Katakana*1 3 Single byte Katakana 3 Double byte Alphabet Symbols (JIS Code order)

3 Single byte Alphabet*2 3 Double byte Numerals 3 Single byte Numerals 3

*1: When Hiragana and Katakana are intermingled, alphabetical order is given priority (e.g. あアいイ ). *2: When lower case and upper case characters are intermingled, the lower case is given priority as well

as alphabetical order (e.g. aAbB).

Sorted by XXX

Displaying Document Files from History

Documents and files are displayed from history.

Tap Documents y History from the Menu bar in the document file

list screen

• Tap [Clear] to clear history.

Tap the file to display

Setting up the Preferences of the Document Viewer

You can set preferences for the document files.

Tap Edit y Preferences on the Menu bar in the file list screen

To perform the following setups, tap the relevant tabs as necessary.

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1Preferences Tab

1Files Tab

Page flick : Set up to allow or disallow scrolling in the

document file display screen using a stylus. Shows $$ when allowed, and shows $$ when disallowed.

Show picture : Set up to allow or disallow displaying of images

in the document file display screen. Shows $$ when allowed, and shows $$ when disallowed.

Reflow text : You can switch and display the file content

display between S, M, and L depending on the file type displayed.

Keep for : Set up number of days to save history.

• Any number between 0 and 30 can be used for setup.

Clear history : Clear history by selecting Yes . Store history for

the number of days specified in Keep for by selecting No.

You can place a $$ to select the file types to be supported by the document viewer.

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1About Tab

Displays version information of the document viewer.

Setup each function y tap [OK]

Setup is saved.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel saving.

TransFlash Memory Card

You can mount the TransFlash memory card to the FOMA handset and use it as an external memory. The TransFlash memory card is one of the most compact, light, detachable external memory media with a large memory capacity. It can be used with SD memory compatible PC's and printers when the accompanying conversion adaptor is used together.

• You can purchase the TransFlash memory card and the TransFlash memory card adaptor from home electric appliance stores. The M1000 supports TransFlash memory cards up to XX bytes. (As of XXX 2005)

Cautions When Using the TransFlash Memory Card

• TransFlash memory cards formatted with other devices such as PC's may not function properly. Always use the M1000 to format the memory cards.

• The TransFlash memory card may become deformed from accidents and failures. It is advised to keep a backup of important data. NTT DoCoMo does not assume responsibility for any damages caused by the loss or alteration of data.

• Do not shut off the power of the FOMA handset while reading or writing data.

• Do not place labels or stickers on the handset. The thickness of such material is enough to be a possible cause of electrical contact failure or data corruption.

• Place the memory card inside the accompanying case when carrying or storing.

• Do not touch the metal terminal by hands or metal objects.

• Do not subject to high impact, bend, drop or wet the memory card.

• Refrain from use or storage in the following areas.

- Inside the car or other locations subject to high temperature

- Locations exposed to direct sunlight

- High humidity locations or locations with corrosive material

- Locations under the influence of substantial static electricity or electrical noise

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Installation/Removal of the TransFlash Memory Card

• Do not install or remove the TransFlash memory card while the power of the FOMA handset is switched on. * Perform after removing the battery pack or the rear cover of the battery pack. 3 P52

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Installation

a Slide the cover of the TransFlash memory card in the direction

of Arrow a and lift it towards the direction of Arrow b

b Install the TransFlash memory card

c Bring down the cover of the TransFlash memory card in the

direction of Arrow a and slide it towards the direction of Arrow b

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Removal

a Perform the same operation as Step 1 of Installation b Remove the TransFlash memory card c Perform the same operation as Step 3 of Installation

NOTE

• Check the correct direction of the TransFlash memory card, and close the cover after firmly installing it. The card may get damaged.

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Mounting the TransFlash Memory Card to the Adapter

Mount the TransFlash memory card to the TransFlash memory card adapter when using it with a PC that supports SD memory cards.

• Check the correct direction to insert when using the card. An incorrect use of the card may cause the device to be damaged.

a Insert the TransFlash memory card firmly to the

TransFlash memory card adapter

• Pull the memory card in the reverse direction when removing.

NOTE

• Writing and formatting cannot be performed when the write-protect switch of the TransFlash memory card adapter is set to the LOCK side.

Folder Structure of the TransFlash Memory Card

1When displaying it on a FOMA handset

You can display the file content of the TransFlash memory card using the memory manager. 3 P310

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

1When displaying it on a PC

When writing a file on to the TransFlash memory card from a FOMA handset, the following folder is created within the TransFlash memory card and saved inside the folder. The following folder structure needs to be created when saving a file from a PC to the TransFlash memory card.

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Media file

audio folder...................................

unfiled folder.........................

folder for saving audio track files

folder for saving audio track files saved on the FOMA handset

document folder...........................

unfiled folder..........................

folder for saving document files

folder for saving document files saved on the FOMA handset

image folder..................................

unfiled folder..........................

folder for saving image files

folder for saving image files saved on the FOMA handset

other folder...................................

unfiled folder.........................

folder for saving XXX files

folder for saving XXX files saved on the FOMA handset

video folder...................................

folder for saving video files

unfiled folder......................... folder for saving video files saved on the

FOMA handset

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

Number of Files That Can Be Saved on the TransFlash Memory Card

The maximum number of files that can be saved or added to a single folder (on a 32MB TransFlash memory card) is described below.

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

• Although you can verify the remaining memory capacity using the memory manager (3 P310), the displayed memory capacity is lower than the actual memory capacity shown on the TransFlash memory card.

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Folder Name Maximum Number of

Files

Audio XXXX files XXXX files

Video XXXX files XXXX files

Image XXXX files XXXX files

Document XXXX files XXXX files

Other XXXX files XXXX files

Maximum Number of Files That Can Be Saved to a

Single Folder

Using the TransFlash Memory Card

You can save image, video, audio track and document data inside the FOMA handset to the TransFlash memory card, and save data in the TransFlash memory to the FOMA handset. You can also browse inside the TransFlash memory card from the FOMA handset.

1The following operations can be performed on the TransFlash memory card. Refer to

reference pages for operation method.

• Previewing files in the TransFlash memory card 3 P303

• Modifying file names in the TransFlash memory card 3 P304

• Copying/moving files between the FOMA handset and the TransFlash memory card 3 P305 , P307

• Deleting files in the TransFlash memory card 3 P308

Formatting the TransFlash Memory Card

You need to format (initialize) the TransFlash memory card using the FOMA handset when using it for the first time. The memory card may not function normally when formatted using other devices such as a PC.

Once formatted, all content in the TransFlash memory card is erased.

Tap $$ y $$ y Memory Card on the Application Selector bar

• To modify the name, tap [Modify Name], and proceed to Step 3.

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

Tap [Format] y [Yes]

• You can enter up to XX (single-byte or double-byte) characters.

• Tap [No] when not formatting.

Tap the [Name] section, and then input name y tap [Done]

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Managing Files

You can manage image/video/audio track/document files, and organize files by managing and deleting files/folders in the TransFlash memory card.

Displaying Files by Folder Structure

You can display by switching between folders from image list screen (3 P274)/video playlist screen (3 P280)/audio playlist screen (3 P285). You can display a list view of the TransFlash memory card from this operation.

Tap All* on the Menu bar from the list view

* Displays a previously selected folder name.

All : Displays all files of the same format. Internal memory

: Displays folders in the FOMA handset.

Memory card

: Displays folders in the TransFlash memory card.

Organize Folders

: Delets or creates folders.

Tap the folder name to display

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

Creating/Organizing/Deleting Folders

You can create/organize/delete folders from image list screen (3 P274)/Video playlist screen (3 P280)/Audio Track screen (3 P285). You can also create/organize/delete folders in the TransFlash memory card with this operation. This operation is performed after displaying the list view of files in the TransFlash memory card.

Tap All* y Organize Folders on the Menu bar in the list view screen

* A previously selected folder name is displayed.

1When deleting a folder

Tap folder to delete y tap [Delete]

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Tap Add

Name : Enter folder name to create. Location : Select location to create folder (FOMA handset/

TransFlash memory card).

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap the Name section, enter name y tap the Location section, and

then select the location to create the folder y tap [Done]

Modifying a File Name

You can modify a file name from the image display screen (3 P274)/video playback screen (3 P280)/audio track details screen (3 P288)/document file display screen (3 P289). You can also modify file names in the TransFlash memory card with this operation. Perform this operation after displaying the files in the TransFlash memory card.

Tap Image/Video/Audio Track/Document y Modify Name on the Menu

bar in display file name to modify/playback screen

• Displays previous file name.

• You can enter up to XX (one byte or two byte) characters.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

Tap Modify file name y [Done]

NOTE

• Text entry method 3 P466

Copying a File to Another Folder

1FOMA handset 3 copy to TransFlash memory card

Display the source file to copy in the FOMA handset and select a folder in the TransFlash memory card as the copy (save) destination.

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1TransFlash memory card 3 copy to FOMA handset

Display the source file to copy in the TransFlash memory card and select a folder in the FOMA handset as the copy (save) destination.

Copying a Single File

You can copy a file to another folder from Video playback screen (3 P280)/Audio Track Details screen (3 P288).

• You cannot perform this operation when playing a video clip or audio track.

Tap Edit y Copy on the Menu bar in the playback screen of the file

to be copied

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap the Folder section and select the destination folder to copy y

tap [Save]

NOTE

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

• The memory manager is used when copying image files or document files 3 P306

Selecting a File using the Memory Manager and Copying to Another Folder

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Memory

Manager on the control panel screen, and tap File in the memory manager screen

Location : Select the location of the source file (on the FOMA

handset/TransFlash memor y card).

Type : Selects file type of the source file to copy. File : Selects source file to copy.

Tap Location, and select the location where the source file to copy

is saved

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Tap Type, and select the file type of the source file to copy

In the File field, tap $$ on the source file to copy y tap [Copy]

Folder : Selects the destination folder to copy (on the FOMA

handset/TransFlash memory card)

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap the Folder section, and select the destination folder to copy

y tap Copy

Moving a File to Another Folder

1Moving from FOMA handset 3 TransFlash memory card

You can select a folder in TransFlash memory card as the destination folder while displaying the source file on the FOMA handset.

1Moving from TransFlash memory card 3 FOMA handset

You can select a folder in the FOMA handset as the destination folder while displaying the source file on the TransFlash memory card.

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

Moving a Single File

You can move a file inside a folder from the image display screen (3 P274)/video playback screen (3 P280) audio playback screen (3 P285) to another folder.

Tap All* on the Menu bar in the display/playback screen of the file

to be moved y the destination folder y and tap $$

*: Displays a previously selected folder name.

Moving All Files in Source Folder

You can move all files inside a folder from the image list screen (3 P274)/video playlist screen (3 P280) audio playlist screen (3 P285) between the FOMA handset and the TransFlash memory card.

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Tap All* y Edit Folders in the list screen

Tap the source folder y tap Edit

To : Enters the folder name to create in the destination. Location : Selects the destination (in the FOMA handset/

Tap the To field and enter a file name y tap the Location field, and

select the destination location y tap [Done]

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

*: Displays a previously selected folder name.

TransFlash memory card).

Deleting a File

You can delete a file. With this operation, you can delete files in the TransFlash memory card. You need to display subject files in the TransFlash memory card to perform this operation.

Deleting a Single File

You can delete a file from the image list screen (3 P274)/video playback screen (3 P280)/audio track details screen (3 P288)/document file display screen (3 P289).

Tap Image/Video/Audio Track/Document y Delete on the Menu bar in

the display/playback screen of the subject file to delete, and tap [Yes] in the confirm delete screen

• Tap [No] to cancel the operation.

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Deleting by Selecting Files using the Memory Manager

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar , and tap Memory

Manager in the control screen, and tap [File] in the Memory Manager screen

Location : Selects the location storing the file to delete (in the

FOMA handset/TransFlash memory card).

Typ e : Selects the file type to delete. File : Selects the file to delete.

Tap Location, and select the location storing the file to delete

Tap File and select the file type of the file to delete

Tap $$ of the file to delete in the File field and y tap [Delete], and

tap [Yes] in the delete confirmation screen

Sort Files

Default setting

You can sort files in the image list screen (3 P274)/video playlist screen (3 P280)/audio playlist screen (3 P285)/document file list screen (3 P289).

Sorted by XXX

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

Tap Settings/Edit on the Menu bar in the list screen y Sort Method

1When operating in an image list screen

Sort by Name : Sort by file name in alphabetical order. Sort by Date : Sort by date saved in reverse chronological order. Sort by Size : Sort by descending order of file size.

1When operating in the video playlist/audio playlist/document file list screen

Sort by Title : Sort by title name in alphabetical order. Sort by Date : Sort by date saved in reverse chronological order. Sort by Size : Sort by descending order of file size. Sort by Type : Sort by file type in order from XXX.

NOTE

• You can sort files in the following order when using Sort by Name or Sort by Title.

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• Kanji (JIS Code order) 3 Hiragana 3 Katakana*1 3 Single byte Katakana 3 Double byte Alphabet*2 3

Single byte Alphabet *1: When Hiragana and Katakana are intermingled, alphabetical order is given priority (e.g.: あアいイ ).

*2: When lower case and upper case characters are intermingled, the lower case is given priority as well

as alphabetical order (e.g.:aAbB).

2 3 Double byte Numerals 3 Single byte Numerals 3 Symbols (JIS Code order)

Sending Files

You can send files from the image display screen (3 P274)/video playback screen (3 P280)/ audio playback screen (3 P285)/document file display screen (3 P289).

Tap Image/Video/Audio Track/Document on the Menu bar in the

display/playback screen of the file to send y Send As

Email : Displays compose email screen with the image file

attached.

Bluetooth : Sends with Bluetooth.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap Send As section, and select send format y tap [Done]

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

NOTE

• Composing an email 3 P235

• Bluetooth communication 3 P381

Checking the Memory Capacity

You can check the memory capacity of the FOMA handset by application.

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Memory

Manager in the control panel screen.

Displays available memory in the FOMA handset

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When Memory is Full or a Maximum Amount of Stored Data is Reached

When the number of files or the memory reaches maximum capacity, delete old files, and save new files.

When Memory is Low on the FOMA Handset

Displays confirmation screen

Tap Ye s

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

1When there is excess data in the FOMA handset

Tap Ye s in Step 2 to display the screen on the left.

Yes : Deletes excess data. When more excess data is found,

the screen on the left is displayed.

No : Keeps excess data. When more excess data is found,

the screen on the left is displayed.

Yes to All : Deletes all excess data. No to All : Keeps all excess data.

Tap Uninstall, and uninstall the application, or tap the application

to free up memory, and delete data

• Uninstall method 3 P270

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• Delete method 3 P308

When Memory to Store Data is Insufficient while Copying/Moving Files

When there is insufficient memory to store in the copy destination, the screen on the left is displayed. Tap Ye s to display screen preceding the confirmation screen. Launch relevant applications to delete unnecessary files.

• Checking the memory capacity of the FOMA handset 3 P310

• Uninstall method 3 P270

• Delete method 3 P308

Using the Voice Recorder

You can readily record voice memos on the FOMA handset using this function. Recording and playing can be conducted with a simple operation.

Voice Memo Screen

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

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Icon name Icon Description

a Voice Memos/All

Memos

b Record $$ Starts recording when tapped. c Play/Pause $$/$$ Starts/pauses playback when tapped. d Stop $$ Stops recording/playback when tapped.

e Cue $$$$ Cues voice memo when tapped. f Vo lu me $$ Controls playback volume by tapping and sliding. g Record Date – Displays recorded date of the voice memo.

h Size – Displays file size of the voice memo.

–

Displays the number of Voice Memos/All Memos.

Recording Voice

You can record up to XX minutes. You can either choose to automatically record at the end of the memory, or overwrite an existing voice memo.

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar

Tap New y tap $$

Tap $$

Recording is stopped.

1When overwriting to an existing voice memo

Tap $$/$$, and select voice memo to overwrite y tap $$

• You cannot tap $$/$$ when there is only one existing voice memo.

Playing Back a Voice Memo

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

You can immediately play back and check a recorded voice memo.

Tap $$/$$ in the voice memo screen, and select voice memo to

play y tap $$

• You cannot tap $$/$$ when there is only one existing voice memo.

You can control the playback volume by tapping and sliding. Displays $$ when tapped and paused. Tap $$ to play the memo.

Quick Launching the Voice Recorder

You can record a new voice memo with a simple button operation. It is convenient when you need to record a voice memo quickly.

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Hold down s

Displays the voice memo screen, and the voice memo is recorded at the end of the memory.

Release s

Cancels recording.

Sending the Voice Memo

You can send the recorded voice memo as an email attachment.

Tap $$/$$ in the voice memo screen, and select the voice memo

to send Tap Voice Recorder y Send Method on the Menu bar

Email : Send as an email attachment. Bluetooth : Send with Bluetooth

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap the Send Format section y select the format to send y tap

Displaying/Editing/Managing Data

[Done]

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel sending.

NOTE

• Email Compose 3 P235

• Bluetooth communication 3 P381

Deleting a Voice Memo

You can delete a recorded voice memo.

Tap $$/$$ in the Voice Memo screen, and select the voice memo

to delete y tap [Delete], and tap [Yes] in the delete confirmation screen

• Tap [No] to cancel the operation.

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Other Convenient Functions

About Multiaccess <Multiaccess>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294

Notification by an Alarm at the Specified Time <Alarm time> . . . . . . . . . . . 297

Registering a Schedule <Calendar/Schedule>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300

Registering To Do List <To do> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315

Quick Execution of Frequently Used Functions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324

Changing Groups on the Control Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .325

Checking Duration <View duration> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326

Checking Information on Amount of Data at Packet Communication . . . . . 327

Displaying Information on the FOMA Handset. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330

Using as a Calculator <Calculator>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330

Entering Notes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 331

Displaying Time around the World . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337

How to Use an Earphone/Microphone with Switch

<Earphone/microphone with switch> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338

Putting the Settings of Various Functions Back to Default

<Reset settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340

Installing an Application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 341

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Multiaccess

About Multiaccess

Multiaccess is a function to simultaneously carry out multiple communications, allowing you to receive messaging during a voice call and to receive a voice call while starting the browser.

Communications That can be Used Simultaneously

The following 3 communications can be carried out simultaneously:

Communication Number of communications

Voice call One of left

Data communication by CSD

Packet communication One of left

Wireless LAN

SMS One

*: CSD (Circuit Switched Data) is a data communication method by a circuit switch in GSM.

NOTE

• About combination of multiaccess 3 P525

• During a multiaccess, you will be charged for each communication.

Receiving Messaging during a Call

Other Convenient Functions

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You can receive messaging during voice/video call and check it without interrupting the call.

• You cannot receive any messaging in CSD

Receive messaging during a call

$$ will be displayed in the status bar, and a ring tone will sound.

Tap $$ in the Status bar

You can check messaging.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar

Goes back to the Calling screen.

Connecting to the Internet during a Call

You can connect to the Internet during a voice/video call and view homepage, etc. without interrupting the call.

• You cannot connect to the internet in CSD.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar during a call

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar

Goes back to the Calling screen without being disconnected from the Internet.

Other Convenient Functions

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Receiving a Call while Connected to the Internet

You can receive a voice/video call while connected to the Internet.

• If you are connected to the internet in CSD, you cannot receive any call.

Receive an incoming call while connected to the Internet

The Incoming call screen is displayed, and a ring tone sounds.

Tap [Answer]

Answer the call.

• Tap [Reject] to reject the call.

Other Convenient Functions

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Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar

Goes back to the Internet screen without interrupting the call.

Alarm time

Notification by an Alarm at the Specified Time

You can use the FOMA handset as an alarm.

• You can set up to 3 alarms.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

Alarm slot

Date/time screen

Tap the alarm slot you want to register

Time : Sets the alarm time Operation setup

Once : An alarm will sound only once at the specified

time on the specified day of the week. Next 24 hours Every day : An alarm will sound at the specified time every

Working days: An alarm will sound at the specified time on

Every week : An alarm will sound at the specified time on the

Day : Set a day of the week to sound an alarm.

Alarm sound : Sets an alarm sound. Message : Sets a message to be displayed when an alarm

: An alarm will sound only once at the specified

time.

day.

working days (week days).

specified day every week.

Displayed only if Operation setting is set to Once

or Every week.

goes off.

Other Convenient Functions

Tap the Time column to set the alarm time

• How to operate 3 P59

Tap the When column to select an Alarm Action

• If you have tapped Once/Every week, go to Step 5.

• If you have tapped Next 24 hours/Every day/Working days, go to Step 6.

Tap the Day of the week column to select a day of the week

Tap the Alarm sound column to select an alarm sound

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• Tap $$ to play the selected alarm sound to confirm it.

Tap the Message column to type a message

• You can enter up to 128 characters either in two or one byte letters.

• Tap $$ to display the previously entered message, allowing you to select it.

Tap [Done]

The alarm is registered

• To sound an alarm at the specified time, you need to set it up. 3 See below

NOTE

• You can set up working days. 3 See below

Setting Working Days

Setting working days (week days) makes an alarm sound only on working days.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap the General

tab y Date and time on the Control Panel screen, and then tap Working days on the Date and Time screen

Set working days

Other Convenient Functions

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Tap $$ of the day of the week to be set up as a working day y

[Done]

A working day is set up.

Setting up/Canceling the Registered Alarm

Setting up/canceling the registered alarm enables/disables alarm operation.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

Tap $$ for the alarm slot to be set up

An alarm is set up

• Tap $$ to cancel the alarm.

At the Time Set up

An alarm sounds as set up, and the Alarm screen appears. The following operations can be performed:

[Snooze] : The alarm stops and then goes off again after 5

[Open] : The Date and Time screen appears [Silent] : The alarm stops [Complete] : The alarm stops, and the Alarm screen is closed

minutes

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Other Convenient Functions

Calendar/Schedule

Registering a Schedule

You can register a schedule on the calendar. You can check the registered schedule on the calendar and be notified with an alarm at the specified time on the specified date.

Displaying the Calendar

The calendar screen can be displayed by day, week and month and switched from each screen.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

The Schedule screen for that day is displayed.

You can display the View Date screen to select a day to be displayed.

Switch days of the week.

Switch to display by week or month.

1 Day View screen

Tap $$/$$

Switches displays.

Other Convenient Functions

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Weekly View screen

You can display the Date Setup screen to select a week and a month to be displayed.

Switch to 1 day View Switch displays by week/month

Monthly View screen

1Menu bar

Tap Calendar and Edit on the Menu bar on the Calendar screen to display the following items:

Calendar

New. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See below

Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P335

Send this folder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P330

Delete item . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P332

*: Not displayed while the Weekly/Monthly View screen is displayed

• Some items may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

NOTE

• You can switch displays by day, week and month 3 P333

• You can switch methods to display a day of the week 3 P334

Edit

Undo delete* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P332

Paste item*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P331

Zoom*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P141

User settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P333

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Other Convenient Functions

Registering a Schedule

You can register a schedule and set it up to be notified with an alarm sound at a specified time on a specified date. There are following 3 types of schedule:

Appointment schedule Normal schedule. Start time and End time are to be set up

Notification schedule A schedule for which the star t time alone is to be set up

All day schedule A schedule across the date line. The Start date and the End date are to be set up

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap Calendar

y New on the Calendar screen

Enter a title, etc. for the schedule to be displayed on the Daily View screen, etc.

Type : Select a type of schedule from Appointment,

Notification and All day.

Date/Start date, End date

: Set up the date of the schedule. The Date entry

field is displayed if the type is Appointment or Notification. The Start Date/End Date fields are displayed if the type is All day.

Time : The Start Time/End Time entry fields are

displayed if the type is Appointment. The Notification Time entry filed is displayed if the type is Notification. No Time entry field is displayed if the type is All day.

Other Convenient Functions

Location : Enter a place. Alarm : Set up an alarm. Set up the date and time for the

alarm only if it is set up.

Repeat : Set up if the schedule is to be repeated. Can be

set up only if the type is Appointment or Notification.

Private : Set the schedule to Private. The contents of the

schedule will not be sent when sending mails with the schedule attached and synchronizing data with a PC.

$$ Tab : Enter notes.

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Tap the Title entry field y Enter the title

• You can enter up to 200 characters in either single- or double-byte letters.

Tap the Type column to select a type of schedule

Set up the date or start date/end date

1If the type is Appointment or Reminder

Tap the Date column to set up the date

• How to operate 3 P59

1If the type is All day event

Tap t he Start Date column/End Date column to set up the Start/End date

• How to operate 3 P59

Set up a time

1If the type is Appointment

Tap t he Time column/until column to set up the start/end time

• How to operate 3 P59

1If the type is Reminder

Tap t he Time column to set up the notification time

• How to operate 3 P59

Tap the Loction column to enter the place

• You can enter up to 20 characters in either two or one byte letters.

• Tap $$ to display the one previously entered, allowing you to select it.

Tap $$ in the Alarm column

A field to enter the date and time when an alarm is to sound under the Alarm column.

• Tap $$ to cancel the alarm.

• To set up an all day schedule, go to Step 8.

1To set up an alarm date and time

Tap the Time/Date entry field to set up the alarm date and time

• How to operate 3 P59

• It cannot be set to a date and a time after the scheduled start time or date.

Tap the Repeat column

None : Repeat is not be set up. Daily : The event is repeated every specified number

of days under Interval.

Weekly : The event is repeated on the specified day of

every specified number of weeks under Interval.

Monthly by date : The event is repeated on the same date every

specified number of months in Interval.

Monthly by day : The event is repeated on the same day of the

same week every specified number of months under Interval.

Yearly by date : The event is repeated on the same date in the

same month every specified number of years in Interval.

Yearly by day : The event is repeated on the same day of the

same week in the same month every specified number of years in Interval.

Interval : The event is set to be repeated by how many

days/weeks/years.

Forever : Set to be repeated without any due date. Due date : Set up the due date for repeat.

Cannot be set up if set to permanent.

Other Convenient Functions

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Tap $$ of the action to be set up

• Tap $$ of Wee kl y to select [Select days].

1To set up a day of the week

a Tap [Select days]

b Tap $$ of the day to be set up y [Done]

1To set up the interval

Tap $$/$$ in the Interval column to set up the interval to repeat

• You can directly enter it in the Interval column.

1To set it to permanent

Tap t h e Fo rever column

1To set up a due date

Tap t h e Until column to appoint the date

• How to operate 3 P59

Tap $$ in the Private column

• Tap $$ to cancel Private.

Other Convenient Functions

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Tap $$

Notes Entry screen

Enter notes

• You can enter up to 1024 characters in either single- or double-byte letters.

Tap $$

The schedule is registered.

1About items on the menu bar

Tap Calendar and Edit on the Menu bar on the Schedule Registration screen to display the following items:

Calendar

New. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P323

Find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P335

Send as. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P329

Move to To do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P330

Remove entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P331

• Some items may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

• The items on the Menu bar on the Schedule Details screen are the same as those on the Schedule

Registration screen. 3 P328

NOTE

• If registered without entering a title of the schedule, the schedule type (Appointment/Reminder/All day event) will automatically entered into the title.

• Tapping the time on the 1 Day View screen also displays the Schedule Registration screen.

• You can set up the Start Time/End Time, etc. that are automatically displayed on the Schedule Registration screen in advance. 3 P333

• You can set up the alarm time that is automatically displayed if an alarm is set in advance. 3 P334

• You can change the alarm sound. 3 P334

Edit

Undo delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P332

Cut entry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P331

Copy entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P331

Cut text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P482

Copy text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P482

Paste text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P483

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P333

Checking/Updating the Schedule

Select a schedule set up from the Calendar screen to display the Details screen. You can update and register the contents on the Details screen to reregister.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

Other Convenient Functions

abcd def def

1 Day View screen Weekly View screen Monthly View screen

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Item/icon Description

a Title Displays the contents of the schedule.

b $$ An alarm has been set up in the schedule.

c $$ Notes have been registered in the schedule.

d $$ A notification schedule has been set up.

e All day schedule An all day schedule has been set up.

f Appointment schedule An appointment schedule has been set up.

Tap the schedule to check

• Tap the schedule on the 1 Day View screen to display the Details screen for the schedule.

• Tap the schedule on the Weekly View screen to display the Schedule Details screen. However, if the Notification schedule and the All day schedule have been set to the same date, tapping the schedule displays the Schedule Selector screen at the bottom of the screen. Tapping the schedule you want to display displays the Schedule Detail screen.

• Tap the date on the schedule you want to check on the Monthly

Details screen

Update the contents and tap $$

The updated schedule is registered.

• How to operate 3 P323

1When a repeating schedule is updated

Other Convenient Functions

View screen to display the 1 day View screen. Tap the schedule to display the Schedule Detail screen.

• How to display the calendar 3 P322

Tap $$ to display the screen on the left. Tap $$ of the item to be changed.

Only this one : Changes only the edited schedule All repeats : Changes all the repeating schedules All previous : Changes all of the previous repeating schedules All future : Changes all of the future repeating schedules

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At the Scheduled Alarm Time

An alarm sounds as set up, and the Alarm screen appears. The following operations can be performed: [Snooze] : The alarm stops and then goes off again in 5

minutes.

[Open] : The Schedule Detail screen appears. [Silent] : Stops the alarm sound. [Done] : Stops the alarm sound and closes the Alarm

screen.

NOTE

• If no alarm has been set, no operation is performed to notify you of the scheduled event (e.g. displaying a screen) at the scheduled time.

Sending Registration Contents

You can send a schedule as a file in the vCalendar (electronic scheduler) format by messaging or via Bluetooth. You can also send an entire folder containing schedules as well as one schedule at a time.

Sending a Schedule

Send a schedule

Tap Calendar y Send as on the Menu bar on the Detail screen for

the schedule to be sent

• How to operate 3 P328

Tap the Send as column on the Sending Format screen to select a

sending method y Tap [Done]

Email : Send an email with a schedule attached. Go to Step 3. Text message : Insert a schedule into a message of Short Message Service (SMS) to

send. Go to Step3.

Bluetooth : Send a schedule via Bluetooth 3 P384

Create and send an email

• How to operate 3 P235, P261

Other Convenient Functions

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Sending Schedules in a Folder

You can send all the schedules in a folder.

Tap All y a folder to send on the Menu bar on the Calendar

screen

• How to operate 3 P322

• If any folder other than All is displayed last time, the Calendar screen registered in that

folder will be displayed. 3 P303

Tap Calendar y Send this folder on the Menu bar

Tap the Send as column on the Sending Format screen to select a

sending method y Tap [Done]

Email : Send an Email with a schedule attached. Go to Step 4. Text message : Insert a schedule into a message of Short Message Service (SMS) to

send. Go to Step 4.

Bluetooth : Send a schedule via Bluetooth. 3 P384

Create and send an email

• How to operate 3 P235, P261

Moving the Registered contents to the To Do List

You can move the schedule to the To do list.

Other Convenient Functions

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Tap Calendar y Move to To do on the Menu bar on the Detail screen

for the schedule to be sent

• How to operate 3 P328

Tap [Yes]

The schedule is moved to the To do list.

• Tap [No] to cancel the operation to move.

Copying/Cutting a Schedule

You can copy/cut the registered schedule and paste it onto another date.

Tap Edit y Cut entry/Copy entry in order on the Menu bar on the

Detail screen for the schedule to copy/cut

• How to operate 3 P328

Display the 1 Day View screen for the day onto which you want

paste it y Tap Edit y Paste entry on the Menu bar

The schedule copied/cut is pasted.

• How to operate 3 P328

Deleting Registered Contents

The registered schedule on the calendar is deleted. You can also select a range to collectively delete schedules.

Deleting a Single Schedule

Display the schedule to delete

Tap Calendar y Delete entry on the Menu bar on the Detail screen

for the schedule to be deleted

The selected schedule is deleted.

• How to operate 3 P328

1To delete a repeating schedule

Tap $$ to display the screen on the left. Tap $$ for the item to change.

Only this one: Only the edited schedule is deleted. All repeats : All the repeated schedules are deleted. All previous : All the previous repeated schedules are deleted. All future : All the future repeated schedules are deleted.

Other Convenient Functions

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Deleting Schedules Collectively

Collectively deletes a selected range of schedules.

Tap Calendar y Delete entry on the Menu bar on the Calendar

screen

Range to delete

Entire calendar

: All the schedules are deleted. From today: Today's schedule and later ones are deleted. Until today : Today's schedule and earlier ones are deleted. This week : This week's schedules are deleted. Last week : The last week's schedules are deleted. This month: This month's schedules are deleted. Last month: The last month's schedules are deleted. This year : This year's schedules are deleted. Last year : The last year's schedules are deleted.

• How to operate 3 P322

Tap the Removal range column to select a range to delete

Tap [Done]

The schedule is deleted.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the deletion.

NOTE

• If you select anything other than Entire calendar to delete schedules, repeated schedules are not deleted.

Other Convenient Functions

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Undoing Deleting Schedules

You can recover deleted schedules.

• Any schedules collectively deleted cannot be recovered.

• Any repeated schedules deleted cannot be recovered.

Delete a schedule

• How to operate 3 P331

Tap Edit y Undo delete on the Menu bar on the 1 Day View screen

The schedule deleted is recovered and displayed on the Calendar screen.

Setting up a Schedule Display Method

Default setting

Set up a displaying method for the 1 Day View and Weekly View screens for a calendar.

• Time, or others displayed on the Schedule Registration screen are also to be set up here.

Tap Edit y Preferneces on the Menu bar on the Calendar screen

Tap the column you want to set up to enter time

• How to operate 3 P59

Tap [Done]

The schedule displaying method is set up.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the display method setup.

View hours in day from: 9:00 To: 17:00 Standard time intervals: 01:00 Standard entry length: 01:00 View hours in week from: 9:00 To: 17:00

View hours in day from

: Set up start time displayed on the 1 Day View

screen.

To : Set up end time displayed on the 1 Day View

screen.

Standard time intervals

: Set up intervals to display time for 1 Day/weekly

View.

Standard entry length

: Set up time intervals for Appointment Schedule.

View hours in week from.

: Set up start time displayed on the Weekly View

screen.

To : Set up end time displayed on the Weekly View

screen.

• How to operate 3 P322

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Setting up the Display and Sound for an alarm

Default setting

Set up the time display and sound for an alarm

Tap Edit y Preferences on the Menu bar on the Calendar screen,

and then tap the Alarm tab on the User Settings screen

Tap Alarm precedes an event by column to set up time

• To make it the same as the event start time, set it to "00:00".

• How to operate 3 P59

Tap the Alarm sound column to select an alarm sound

• Tap $$ to play the selected alarm sound to check.

Tap [Done]

The alarm time display and sound are set up.

Other Convenient Functions

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the alarm setup.

Alarm precedes an event by: 00:10 Alarm sound: Wind_Chimes

Alarm precedes an event by

: Set up how many minutes ahead of the

event start time the alarm is to be displayed at registration.

Alarm sound : Set up an alarm sound.

• How to operate 3 P322

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Setting up the Day of the Week View for a Calendar

You can change arrangements of the day display view on the Calendar screen by setting up the first day of the week.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap the General

tab y Time & date on the Control Panel screen, and then tap the Workdays tab on the Date and Time screen

Tap the First day of week column to select a day of the week

The first day of the week is set up.

Searching for Registered Contents

You can search for a desired event just by entering the title, place, notes, etc. of the event registered as keywords.

Tap Calendar y Find on the Menu bar on the Calendar screen

Keyword entry column

Other Convenient Functions

Where?

Everywhere: Searches all the schedules. Future : Searches the schedules for today and later. Past : Searches the schedules for today and earlier.

• How to operate 3 P322

Tap the keyword entry field to enter a keyword

• You can enter up to 30 characters in either two or one byte letters.

• To be searched even if you enter a partial string of an item registered on the schedule data as a keyword.

Tap the Where? column to select what is to be searched

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Tap [Find]

A list of schedules containing the keyword is displayed.

Tap the desired schedule

The Detail screen for the schedule is displayed. 3 P328

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the search.

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To d o

Registering To Do List

You can register a To do, etc. on the To do list and set it up to be notified with an alarm sound at a specified time.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap To d o y

New on the Menu bar on the To do List screen

Enter a title, etc. to be displayed on the To do List screen.

Completed: : Switches incomplete/complete by tapping a To

do after registering it.

Priority: : Set up a priority of a To do. Due date: : Set up the due date. Set up the date and time for

the deadline only when it is set up.

Alarm: : Set up the alarm date and time only if (an alarm

is) set up.

Todo registration screen

Tap the title entry field y Enter a title

• You can enter up to 200 characters in either two or one byte letters.

Tap the Priority column to select a priority

• You can set up 1 through 9. 1 has the highest priority.

Private: : Set a To do to private. When you send an Email

with a To do attached and synchronize data with a PC, the contents of the To do will not be sent.

$$Tab: : Enter notes.

Tap $$ in the Due date column

The entry field for a deadline is displayed under the Due date column.

• Tap $$ to cancel the deadline.

1To set up a deadline

Tap the date entry field to set up a deadline.

• How to operate 3 P59

Tap $$ in the Alarm column

The entry field for the date and time on when an alarm will sound is displayed underneath the Alarm column.

• Tap $$ to cancel the alarm.

1To set up the date and time for an alarm

Tap the date and time entry field to set up the alarm date and time.

• How to operate 3 P59

• You cannot set the alarm to a date and a time on or later than the date and time set in the due date.

Tap $$ in the Private column

• Tap $$ to cancel the Private setting.

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Tap $$

Notes entry screen

Enter notes

• You can enter up to 1024 characters either in two or one byte letters.

Tap $$

The To do is registered.

1About items on the Menu bar

Tap To d o and Edit on the Menu bar on the To do Registration screen to display the following items:

To d o

New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P326

Find . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P344

Send as . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P339

Move to Calendar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . P341

Delete To do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P342

Other Convenient Functions

Some item may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

Edit

Undo delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P342

Cut entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P341

Copy entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P341

Cut text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P482

Copy text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P482

Paste text. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P483

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P343

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Checking/Updating To Do List

Select a To do set up on the To do list screen to display the detail screen. You can update and reregister the contents on the Detail screen.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

To do list screen

Item/icon Description

a $$ Switches incomplete/complete for the To do.

b Priority The priority of the To do is displayed.

c Title The To do is displayed.

d $$ An alarm has been set in the schedule.

e $$ Notes have been created in the schedule.

f Due date The deadline of the To do is displayed.

• The priority, title and deadline of an incomplete To do whose deadline has been passed are displayed in red.

• A completed To do is displayed below incomplete ones regardless the date and priority. You can also set it up

not to display completed things to do. 3 P343

• You can set up not to display the deadline. 3 P343

Other Convenient Functions

Tap the To do you want to check

Detail screen

Update the contents and tap $$

The updated To do is registered.

• How to operate 3 P336

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1About items on the Menu bar

Tap To d o and Edit on the Menu bar on the To do list screen to display the following items:

To d o

New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P326

Find . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P344

Send this folder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P340

Delete completed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . P342

Some items may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

• The items on the Menu bar on the Detail screen are the same as those on the To do Registration screen.

3 P337

Edit

Undo delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P342

Paste entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P341

Sort on priority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P343

Sort on date. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P343

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P343

At the Alarm Time for To Do

An alarm sounds as set up, and the Alarm screen appears. The following operations can be performed: [Snooze]: : The alarm stops, and then goes off again in 5

minutes.

[Open]: : The Detail screen appears. [Silent]: : Stops the alarm sound. [Complete]: : Stops the alarm sound and closes the Alarm

screen.

NOTE

• If no alarm has been set, no action is performed to notify you of the To Do at the deadline (e.g. Screen

Other Convenient Functions

display).

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Sending To Do List

You can send To do as a file in the vCalendar (electronic scheduler) format by messaging or via Bluetooth. You can send a folder containing To do as well as one To do at one time.

Sending a To Do

Sends a To do.

Tap To do y Send as on the Menu bar on the Detail screen for the

To do you want to send

• How to operate 3 P338

Tap the Send as column on the Sending Format screen to select a

sending method y Tap [Done]

Email : Send an Email with a To do attached. Go to Step 3. Text message : Insert a To do into a message of Short Message (SMS) to send. Go to

Step 3.

Bluetooth : Send a To do via Bluetooth. 3 P384

Create and send an email

• How to operate 3 P235, P261

Sending To Do in a Folder

You can send all the To do in a folder.

Tap All on the Menu bar y a folder to be sent on the To do list

screen

• How to operate 3 P338

• If a folder other than All was displayed last time, the To do list screen registered in the

folder is displayed. 3 P303

Tap To do y Send this folder on the Menu bar in order

Tap the Send as column on the Sending Format screen to select a

sending method y Tap [Done]

Email : Send an Email with a To do attached. Go to Step 4. Text message : Insert a To do into a message of Short Message Service (SMS) to send.

Go to Step 4.

Bluetooth : Send a To do via Bluetooth. 3 P384

Create and send an email

• How to operate 3 P235, P261

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Moving Registered contents to the Calendar

You can move To do to the calendar.

Tap To do y Move to calendar on the Menu bar on the Detail screen

for the To do you want to send

Tap [Yes]

The To do is moved to the calendar.

• Tap [No] to cancel the operation to move.

• How to operate 3 P338

Copying/Cutting a To Do

Copy/cut a To do registered and paste it as a new To do.

Tap Edit y Cut entry/Copy entry y $$ on the Menu bar on the Detail

Other Convenient Functions

screen for the To do you want to copy or cut

• How to operate 3 P338

Tap Edit y Paste entry on the Menu bar on the To do list screen

The To do copied or cut is pasted.

• How to operate 3 P338

Deleting the To Do List

To do registered on the To do list are deleted. You can also collectively delete completed To do.

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Deleting a To Do

Display the To do to delete.

Tap To do y Delete To do on the Menu bar on the Detail screen for

the To do you want to delete

The selected To do is deleted.

• How to operate 3 P338

Deleting completed To Do Collectively

A selected range of To do are collectively deleted.

Tap To do y Deleted completed on the Menu bar on the To do list

screen

Current folder : Completed To do in the currently displayed

folder are deleted.

All folders : Completed To do in all the folders are deleted.

• How to operate 3 P338

Tap $$ of Current folder/All folders

Tap [Yes]

The To do is deleted.

• Tap [No] to cancel the operation to delete.

Other Convenient Functions

Recovering Deleted To do

You can recover deleted To do.

• Not recovered if completed To do have been collectively deleted.

Delete a To do

• How to operate 3 See above

Tap Edit y Undo delete on the Menu bar on the To do list screen

The deleted To do is recovered and displayed on the To do list screen.

• How to operate 3 P338

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Sorting the To Do List

Defaul

Switches methods to display To do on the To do list screen between by priority and by date.

Tap Edit y $$ of Sort on priority/Sort on date on the Menu bar on the

To do list screen

Switches To do displaying methods.

• •How to operate 3 P338

Sort on priority Sort on date

Setting up the To Do List Display Method and Sound

t setting Display due dates: ON

Display completed: ON Alarm sound: Door_Bell

Set up the view and alarm sound, etc. on the To do list screen.

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Tap Edit y Prefernces on the Menu bar on the To do list screen

Display due dates

: Set up whether to display the due date on the To

do list screen.

Display completed

: Set up whether to display completed To do on the

To do list screen.

Alarm sound : Set up an alarm sound

• How to operate 3 P338

Tap $$ in the Display due dates column

• Tap $$ to set it up not to display the due date on the To do list screen.

Tap $$ in the Display completed column

• Tap $$ to set it up not to display completed To do on the To do list screen.

Tap the Alarm sound column to select an alarm sound

• Tap $$ to play the selected alarm sound so that you can check it.

Tap [Done]

The To do list display method and alarm sound are set up.

Searching To Do List

You can search for a desired To do by just entering contents, texts, etc. registered on the To do list.

Tap To do y Find on the Menu bar on the To do list screen

Where?

All folders : Searches all the folders. Current folder

: Searches the currently displayed folder.

• How to operate 3 P338 Keyword entry field

Tap the keyword entry field to enter a keyword

• You can enter up to 30 characters in either two or one byte letters.

• Searched if part of a string in the contents registered for a To do is entered.

Tap the Where? column to select an item to search for

All folders : Searches all the folders. Current folder : Searches the currently displayed folder.

Tap [Find]

Tap a desired To do

The Detail screen appears. 3 P338

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the search.

Other Convenient Functions

A list of To do containing the keyword is displayed.

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Quick Execution of Frequently Used Functions

If you have set up a frequently used application in the Application Selector bar and the home key, it can be quickly started.

Registering a Function on the Application Selector Bar

Display a different application in the Application Selector bar.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap View y

Settings on the Menu bar

The currently registered application is displayed.

Application setup

: Set up a function to be registered.

Tap the icon you want to change

Tap the Application setup column to select a function to be

registered

Other Convenient Functions

Tap [Done]

The application is registered in the Application Selector bar.

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Registering a Function on the Home Key

Pressing down the home key for about 3 seconds starts the application registered. You can register a different application on the home key.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap Handset

tab y Shortcut key on the Control Panel screen

Application : A list of applications that can be registered is

displayed.

Select an application to be registered

Tap [Done]

The function is registered on the home key.

Changing Groups on the Control Panel

Items on the Control Panel have been pre-registered in 3 groups and are displayed on the Handset, Connections or General tab. You can register a different group for each item.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap Control

panel y Set Groups on the Menu bar on the Control Panel screen

The items on the Control Panel are displayed. The groups of the items are displayed.

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Tap an item to be changed

Dialogue : The current group name is displayed. Group : Set up a group.

Tap the Group column to select a group

Tap [Done]

Changes groups.

View duration

Checking Duration

Check duration for the last voice/video call and lifetime. You can also reset duration.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Call

tracking on the Menu bar, and then tap Timers on the Call Tracking screen

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Last call : Duration for the last call you made is displayed. Outgoing : Total outgoing call duration is displayed. Incoming : Total incoming call duration is displayed. All calls : Total duration from the reset to now is displayed. Lifetime : Total duration up to now is displayed. Cannot be

reset.

View Duration screen

Resetting Duration

Reset duration

• All types of duration other than lifetime are reset.

Tap [Reset] on the View Duration screen

• How to operate 3 See above

Tap [Yes] on the Call Timer screen

Duration is reset.

• Tap [No] to cancel the reset.

Checking Information on Amount of Data at Packet Communication

You can check the number of incoming/outgoing bytes at packet communication using the byte counter. All the packet communications using the FOMA handset (including packets used with the handset connected to a PC, etc.) are included.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap the

Connections tab y Byte Counter on the Control panel screen

1To view Tot al

Displays the number of incoming/outgoing bytes for packet communication between the last time number of bytes was reset and the Tot a l tab is displayed.

a Tap the To t al tab

Sent : Number of outgoing packets Received : Number of incoming packets Sum : Total number of packets

• Tap [Refresh] to refresh the value.

• After tapping [Reset], tap [Yes] on the Reset Confirmation screen to reset the value.

b After checking it, tap [Done]

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1To view Current

Displays the number of incoming/outgoing bytes for packet communication between the time the current connection was made and the time the Current tab is displayed.

a Ta p t he Current tab

Sent : Number of outgoing packets Received : Number of incoming packets Sum : Total number of packets

• Tap [Refresh] to refresh the value

b After checking it, tap [Done]

1To view Last time

Display the number of incoming/outgoing bytes for packet communication from the last connection to the last disconnection.

a Ta p t he Current tab

Sent : Number of outgoing packets Received : Number of incoming packets Sum : Total number of packets

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b After checking it, tap [Done]

Setting up the Byte Counter

Default setting

Set up settings for the byte counter.

Tap [Settings] on the Byte Counter Display screen

Byte Counter: $$ Warning display threshold: $$ Warning alarm threshold: $$ Threshold values: XXX (K bytes)

Byte Counter : Check when using the byte counter.

$$ is to use, and $$ is not to use.

Warning display threshold

Warning alarm threshold

Threshold values (in Kilobytes)

: Set up whether to display the Warning

screen if the number of incoming/outgoing packet bytes exceeds the Threshold values. $$ is to display, and $$ is not to display.

: Set up whether to sound an alarm if the

number of incoming/outgoing packet bytes exceeds the Threshold values. $$ is to sound, and $$ is not to sound.

: Set up a threshold to be used for War ni ng

display threshold and Warning alarm threshold.

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Displaying Information on the FOMA Handset

You can check hardware and software information for the FOMA handset.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap the

Handset tab y Handset Information on the Control Panel screen

Machine : The name of the handset is displayed. RAM : The memory space is displayed. Version : The version of the supporting processor is

displayed.

Baseband : The version of the base band processor is

displayed.

Flex : The configuration data name of the base band

processor is displayed.

AP config : The configuration data name of the supporting

processor is displayed.

Calculator

Using as a Calculator

You can display the Calculator screen to use it for calculation. You can make calculations using the memory and calculate percentage using %.

• Up to 12 digits can be displayed.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

Other Convenient Functions

Calculator screen

The following operations can be performed:

[0] ~ [9] : Enter a number. [.] : Enters a decimal separator. [+/-] : Every time you tap it, the number entered

switches signs between + and -.

[<-] : Deletes a number entered. Pointing deletes all

numbers entered.

[C] : Cancels the calculation. [X][÷ ][+][-] : Performs four rules of arithmetic calculation. [=] : Executes a calculation. [√] : Displays the square root of the number

displayed.

[%] : Calculates the percentage of the number

displayed.

[m+] : Adds the number entered to the number stored in

the memory.

[m-] : Subtracts the number entered from the number

stored in the memory.

[mr] : Displays the number stored in the memory.

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Calculate

• Tap [C] to clear the calculation results.

• Tap [mr] twice to clear the number stored in the memory.

Entering Notes

You can use the FOMA handset as a note pad to register texts, handwritten illustrations, etc.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap Notes y

New on the Menu bar on the Notes screen

The following operations can be performed: $$ : Dragging the text to specify the range and tapping it

makes the text bold. Tap it again to undo it.

$$ : Tapping a line you want to itemize and tapping after

moving the cursor itemizes the selected line with a space inserted on top of it. Tap it again to undo it.

Text Notes Registration screen.

Enter texts

1To cancel the last operation

Tap Edit y Revert on the Menu bar

All texts are deleted.

1To select all texts entered

Tap Edit y Select all on the Menu bar

All texts are selected.

Other Convenient Functions

Tap $$

The text is registered in the Notes.

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1About items on the menu bar

Tap Notes and Edit on the Menu bar on the Text Note Registration screen to display the following items:

Notes

New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See above

Send as . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P356

Deleting note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P357

• Some items may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

NOTE

• If a string of the text entered is recognized as a telephone number, an Email address or a URL, the string is underlined and colored. Taping it allows you to perform operations such as making a voice/video call, sending an Email and a short message (SMS), connecting to the Internet and registering it in contact.

Edit

Revert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See above

Cut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P482

Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P482

Paste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P483

Select all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See above

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P141

Entering Handwritten Notes and Illustrations

Enter handwritten texts and illustrations and register them in the Notes.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap Notes y New

on the Menu bar on the Notes screen, and then tap the $$ tab on the Text Note Registration screen

The following operations can be performed:

$$ : You can change the color of the line.

Other Convenient Functions

$$ : You can change the thickness of the line. $$ : You can clear the line.

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Handwritten Note Registration screen

Enter texts and illustrations

You can draw characters and illustrations by dragging it.

1To cancel the last operation

Tap Edit y Undo on the Menu bar

The screen reverts to the original state.

1To redo the operation

Tap Edit y Redo on the Menu bar

Redoes the cancelled operation.

1To cut a text/illustration

Tap Edit y Cut on the Menu bar

Cuts the entire text/illustration entered in the handwriting entry area.

1To copy a text/illustration

Tap Edit y Copy on the Menu bar

Copies the entire text/illustration entered in the handwriting entry area.

1To past the text/illustration

Tap Edit y Paste on the Menu bar

Pastes the text/illustration cut/copied.

1To clear all texts/illustrations

Tap Edit y Clear sketch on the Menu bar

Clears the entire text/illustration entered.

Other Convenient Functions

Tap $$

The handwritten note is registered in the Notes.

1About items on the Menu Bar

Tap Notes and Edit on the Menu bar on the Handwritten Note Registration screen to display the following items:

Notes

New. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P352

Send as. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P356

Delete note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P357

• Some items may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

Edit

Undo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P352

Redo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P352

Cut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P352

Copy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P352

Paste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See above

Clear sketch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See above

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P141

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Checking/Updating Notes

Select notes registered on the Notes screen to display the Details screen. You can also update the contents on the Details screen to reregister.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar

Notes screen

Item/icon Description

a Title of text notes The head of the text notes is displayed.

b Title of handwritten notes If handwritten notes alone are registered, Sketch and the registration date

and time are displayed.

c $$ Handwritten notes are registered.

Tap the notes you want to check

Other Convenient Functions

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Details screen

Update the contents and tap $$

The updated notes are registered.

• How to operate 3 P351

• Tap Edit 3 Revert on the Menu bar while updating the text notes to put it back to the

original text notes registered.

1About items on the Menu Bar

Tap Notes and Edit on the Menu bar on the Notes screen to display the following items:

Notes

New. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P351

Find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P356

• Some items may not be able to be executed depending on the operation.

• The items on the Menu bar on the Details screen are the same as those on the Text Note/Handwritten

Note Registration screen. 3 P351, P352

Copying/Cutting Contents of Notes

Copy/cut text or handwritten registered notes and paste them as new notes.

Tap the notes you want to cut/copy on the Notes screen

• How to operate 3 P354

• To cut/copy handwritten notes, go to Step 3.

Specify a range to cut/copy on the Details screen of the notes

Drag it to specify the range.

Tap Edit y Cut/Copy y $$ on the Menu bar

Tap Edit y Paste on the Menu bar on the Notes screen

The note copied/cut is pasted.

Edit

Undo delete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P357

Paste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P355

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P141

Sending Notes

You can send notes registered by messaging or via Bluetooth.

Tap Notes y Send as on the Menu bar on the Details screen for the

notes to be sent

• How to operate 3 P354

Tap the Send as column on the Send as screen to select a

sending method y Tap [Done]

Email : Send an Email with notes attached. Go to Step 3. Text message

: Insert notes into a message of Short Message Service (SMS) to send. Go to

Step 3.

Bluetooth : Send notes via Bluetooth. 3 P384

Create and send an email

• How to operate 3 P235, P261

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Searching for Notes

You can search for desired notes just by entering contents registered in the note as keywords.

Tap Notes y Find on the Menu bar on the Notes screen

• How to operate 3 P354

Keyword entry field

Tap the Keyword entry field to enter a keyword

• You can enter up to 30 characters either in single- or double-byte.

• Just entering part of a string of the contents registered in the notes carries out a search.

Tap [Find]

A list of notes containing the keyword is displayed.

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Tap a desired note

The Details screen is displayed. 3 P354

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the search.

Deleting Notes

Select notes registered to delete.

Tap Notes y Delete Note on the Menu bar on the Details screen for

the note you want to delete

The selected note is deleted.

• How to operate 3 P354

Recovering Deleted Notes

You can recover deleted notes.

Delete notes

• How to operate 3 See above

Tap Edit y Undo delete on the Menu bar on the Notes screen

The deleted note is recovered and displayed on the Notes screen.

• How to operate 3 P354

Displaying Time around the World

You can check time in the current country and other countries on the Date and Time screen. You can change the current country and other countries.

Tap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar

The name of the city registered in the Current City is displayed. Tapping it allows you to register a different country and a different city. The date, time and day of the week in the current country are displayed. Tap to set up the date and time. 3 P59 The names of the cities registered in Other Cities and time are displayed. Tap to change contry and city.

Tap the current city display, and then tap Other

Current country

: Set up the current country.

Current city : Set up the city of the selected country. Other country : Set up other countries. Other city : Set up the cities of other countries.

• Tap the current city display to display the previously selected cities to select.

• Tap the other city display to display the screen on the left.

Tap the column you want to set up to select a country/city

Tap [Done]

The current and other countries/cities are set up, and it goes back to the Date and Time screen.

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Earphone/microphone with switch

How to Use an Earphone/Microphone with Switch

Connecting an earphone/microphone with switch (optional) to the earphone microphone handset makes you hear the other party's voice. you can also make or answer a call just by pressing the switch.

• Do not put the cord of an earphone/microphone with switch around the FOMA handset. Otherwise the antenna may malfunction to decrease the reception level of radio wave.

• Insert the plug of an earphone/microphone with switch firmly into the FOMA handset. If not inserted firmly enough, no sound may be heard.

Connecting an Earphone/Microphone with Switch

Connect an earphone/microphone with switch to the FOMA handset.

Open the cover of the earphone microphone handset and insert

the connecting plug of an earphone/microphone with switch into it

Illutration

Other Convenient Functions

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Making a Call Using the Switch

Make a call using the earphone/microphone with switch.

Enter a telephone number

• How to operate 3 P66

• You can display the telephone number from the contacts and call history. 3 P69, P78,

P81, P107

Press the switch of the earphone/microphone with switch for 1+

seconds

A short beep sounds, and the call is connected.

If you finish talking, press the switch for 1+ seconds

A short double beep sounds, and the call is disconnected.

Using the Switch to Answer the Phone

Answer the phone using the earphone/microphone with switch.

When a call is received, press the switch of the earphone/

microphone with switch

A short beep sounds, and the call is connected.

If you finish talking, press the switch for 1+ seconds

A short double beep sounds, and the call is disconnected.

Answering Another Call during a Call

If you subscribe to and set up the call waiting service, a signal tone sounds if another call is received during a call. You can answer the call and talk to another person.

Receive a call during a call

A signal tone is heard during a call.

Press the switch of the earphone/microphone with switch for 1+

seconds

Put the call on hold and answer another call.

• Every time you press the switch for 1+ seconds, you can talk to a different person.

NOTE

• You cannot answer a videophone call during a call.

• For a call using the call waiting service, you cannot hang up the call using an earphone/microphone with switch.

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Reset settings

Putting the Settings of Various Functions Back to Default

Put the settings of various functions back to default.

• The security code or password changed cannot be put back to default.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap the

Handset tab y Master Clear/Master Reset on the Control panel screen

Tap $$ on Master Reset, enter the session number on the Session

number screen y tap [Continue]

•

• Session number 3 P146

Other Convenient Functions

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Tap [Yes]

The settings revert to default.

• Tap [No] to cancel the reset.

Collective data deletion

Deleting Registered Data Collectively

Puts the settings of various functions to default and clears the data you have registered (contact data, etc.) and duration.

• Data registered on a UIM are not deleted.

• Lifetime is not deleted.

Tap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then the tap

Handset y Master Clear/Master Reset on the Control panel screen

Tap $$ of Master Clear on the Clear/Reset Master screen, and then

enter the session number on the Session number entry screen y Tap [Done]

Tap [Yes]

The settings revert to default, and the registered data are deleted.

• Tap [No] to cancel the reset and data deletion.

Installing an Application

You can install an application on the FOMA handset.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap Launcher

y Install on the Menu bar

Installable software is displayed with its original stored location.

Tap the software to be installed y [Install]

The name, version and developer are displayed.

Tap [Install]

Installation starts.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the installation.

• Tap [Details] to display the detail information about the software.

Other Convenient Functions

Tap [Done]

The installation is completed.

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Uninstalling an Application

You can uninstall an application that is no longer needed.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector bar, and then tap Launcher

y Uninstall on the Menu bar

Uninstallable Applications are displayed with their memory space.

Total memory : The total memory space for the handset is

displayed.

Memory in use : Currently used memory space is displayed. Available memory: Currently unused memory space is

displayed.

Tap the application to be uninstalled y Tap Uninstall

The application icon, name, version and developer are displayed.

Tap [Yes]

Uninstallation starts.

• Tap [No] to cancel the uninstallation.

Tap [Done]

The uninstallation is completed.

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Network Services

Network Services Available. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344

Using Voice Mail Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344

Using Call Waiting Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346

Using Call Forwarding Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348

Using Nuisance Call Blocking Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350

Using Caller ID Display Request Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350

Using Dual Network Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351

Using English Announcement Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351

Using Service Dialling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 352

Selecting How to Handle Incoming Calls during Call

<Selecting Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call>. . . . . . . . . . . 353

Enabling/Disabling Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call

<Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 353

Setting Remote Operations <Remote Operations> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 353

Registering and Using Services <Added Service (Register USSD)> . . . . . 354

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Network Services Available

Using Voice Mail Service

The following network services are available on your FOMA handset.

Service

Name

Voice Mail Service

Call Waiting Service

Call Forwarding Service

Nuisance Call Blocking Service

Caller ID Display Request Service

Dual Network Service

English Announcement Service

International Roaming Service

Network Services

Caller ID Notification Service

Drive Mode Free Required P79

Short Message Service (SMS)

Monthly

Charge

Charged Required

Free Required

Charged Required

Free Not

Charged Required

Free Not

Free Required

Free Not

Free Required

Subscribe Reference

required

required P374

required P62

1Using Network Services

For subscriptions or inquiries regarding network services, contact "General Contact" on the back cover this manual. For detailed information, operations and precautions on each service, refer to "Network Service Operations Guide".

P366

P368

P370

P371

P372

P373

P506

P225

When your handset is out of range or switched off, the Voice Mail Service will automatically respond to the call, and receive a message.

You can hear the stored message from anywhere within the FOMA service area.

• Voice Mail Service is a paid subscription service. Monthly charge will apply.

• You can hear voice messages from anywhere in Japan.

1Voice Mail Service

• Up to 20 voice messages (approx. 3 minutes

per message) can be recorded.

• Voice messages are stored in Voice Mail

Service Center for up to 72 hours.

• It also provides a function that simply

announces that you cannot answer the call.

• Even if you have enabled Voice Mail Service,

you can answer the call while the handset is ringing. The handset ceases to ring when the call is diverted to Voice Mail Service Center. Ringing time can be changed. 3 P367

• If voice messages are stored in Voice Mail

Service Center, the number of voice messages stored is displayed in the Message area in the Home screen, and $$ is displayed on the Status bar. Missed Call List shows that you had incoming calls.

• Even if you also subscribe to Call Forwarding

Service, you cannot use the two services at the same time. When you have enabled Call Forwarding Service, Voice Mail Service is automatically disabled. However, if you have disabled Call Forwarding Service, Voice Mail Service will not be automatically enabled.

• You can use tap operations to divert an

incoming call to Voice Mail Service Center. You can also divert a second incoming call to Voice Mail Service Center during a call.

• If Remote Operation has been enabled, you

can use a touch-tone landline or a payphone to perform remote operations on Voice Mail Service. 3 P375

• If you have enabled Caller ID Display Request

Service along with Voice Mail Service, Voice Mail Service will not be activated and the caller ID display request guidance is provided

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instead when an incoming call with no caller ID is received.

• Even if Voice Mail Service is enabled, an incoming video call is not diverted to Voice Mail Service Center. The video call is received by the FOMA handset.

• When your handset is in an area with no radio wave or out of the service area, you cannot access this service.

Basic flow of Voice Mail Service

You can follow the procedures below to use Voice Mail Service.

Step 1 : Enable Voice Mail Service

Step 2 : Callers store voice messages*

*: When you are in a hurry to

record your voice message, and you want to skip Voice Mail Service's response message, tap # while the response message is playing.

Step 3 : Play back messages

Voice Mail Service Charges

To use Voice Mail Service, call charges apply for playing back voice messages along with monthly charges.

Seconds: Enter the ringing time.

Tap $$ in Voicemail Ringing time

• If you do not set up the ringing time, proceed to Step 4.

Tap the Seconds field y Enter ringing

time y Tap [Done]

• The ringing time must be within the range of 0 to 120 seconds.

Tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Voice Mail Service is enabled.

• Tap [No] in the confirmation screen to cancel the setting and return to the Phone number entry screen.

NOTE

• You can also set up or change the ringing time

independently. 3 See below

Modifying the Ringing Tme

You can modify the ringing time from when an incoming call is received until the call is diverted to Voice Mail Service Center.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Phone y Voicemail y Edit voicemail ringing time on the

Menu bar

Enabling Voice Mail Service

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Phone y Voicemail y Activate on the Menu bar

Voicemail ringing time

: Select to set up the ringing time.

Enter the ringing time in the Ringing

time entry screen y Tap [Done]

Ringing time is changed.

• The ringing time must be within the range of 0 to 120 seconds.

NOTE

• If the ringing time you set is shorter than the ringless time set up, an incoming call is diverted to Voice Mail Service Center without ringing your handset.

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Disabling Voice Mail Service

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and tap Phone y Vo ic e m ai l y Deactivate on the Menu bar, and then

tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Voice Mail Service is disabled.

• Tap [No] in the confirmation screen to cancel the setting.

Listening to Voice Messages

When voice messages are recorded, the number of voice messages stored is displayed in the Messages area in the Home screen, and $$ is displayed on the Status bar.

Tap the Number of recorded

messages in the Messages area

Plays back voice messages.

NOTE

• To replay voice messages you have already listened to, tap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and then tap Phone y Voicemail y Play messages y [Yes] on the Menu bar.

Checking Voice Mail Settings

Checks the current Voice Mail settings.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Phone y Voi c e ma i l y Status on the Menu bar

Displays the current settings.

Tap [Done] in the Voicemail screen

Status check is ended.

Setting up Voice Mail Service with Voice Guidance

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, tap Phone y Voi c e ma i l y Check settings on the Menu bar, and then

tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Connects to Voice Mail Service Center.

Set up Voice Mail Service by

following voice guidance

Sets up Voice Mail Service.

Checking for New Voice Messages

You can inquire Voice Mail Service Center for

Network Services

new voice messages.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Phone y Voi c e ma i l y Check messages on the Menu bar

Makes an inquiry to Voice Mail Service Center.

Tap [Done] in the Check messages

screen

Ends the inquiry.

• If you have new voice messages, the number of voice messages is displayed in the Messages area in the Home screen, and $$ is displayed on the Status bar.

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Using Call Waiting Service

When you receive an incoming call during a call, Call Waiting Service allows you to put the active call on hold and answer the incoming call. This service also allows you to put the active call on hold to make another call.

• Call Waiting Service is a paid subscription ser vice. Monthly charge will apply.

• When an incoming call is received during a call, you will hear the beep tone.

1Call Waiting Service

• If you have enabled Caller ID Display Request

Service along with Call Waiting Service, the Call Waiting Service will not be activated and the caller ID display request guidance is provided instead when an incoming call with no caller ID is received.

• If you have enabled Call Waiting Service, disable the Set Arrival Act. If Set Arrival Act is enabled, according to its setting incoming calls will be diverted to Voice Mail Service Center.

• Call Waiting Service is not activated in the following situations:

- When dialing 104, 110, 117, 118 or 119

- When dialing or calling another party

- When you are subscribed and connected to

Voice Mail Service Center playing back voice messages, etc.

- When dialing a 4-digit number to set up

various network services such as 1411 (enabling Voice Mail Service) and 1420 (disabling Call Forwarding Service)

- During a video call (an incoming call is

stored in Missed Call List)

- When a video call is received during a voice

call (the call is stored in Missed Call List)

• The caller is being charged during a call on hold.

• You cannot make a video call during a call.

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

Putting the Active Call on Hold to Answer an Incoming Call

You can put the active call on hold to answer an incoming call.

When the Incoming call screen is

displayed during a call, tap [Answer]

Puts the active call on hold. You can answer the incoming call.

• Tap [Reject] to reject the incoming call.

• During Call Waiting Service, the first caller is displayed in the upper half and the second caller in the lower half of the screen.

• Tap [$$Switch] to switch between callers. $$ indicates the caller you have put on hold. $$ indicates the caller you are now talking with.

Press e when you finish talking

with the other party

Ends the active call and reactivates the call on hold.

Enabling/Disabling Call Waiting Service

Call Waiting Service is enabled.

Tap $$ in the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Settings y Call control on the Menu bar

Tap $$ in the Call Waiting field of the

Call Control screen

Enables Call Waiting Service.

• Tap $$ again to disable Call Waiting Service.

Ending the Active Call to Answer an Incoming Call

End the active call to answer an incoming call.

When the Incoming call screen is

displayed during a call, tap $$ in Drop Active on Answer y [Answer]

Ends the active call. You can answer the incoming call.

• Tap [Reject] to reject the incoming call.

Putting the Active Call on Hold to Make Another Call

Put the active call on hold to make another call.

Tap [$$Keypad] during a call

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Enter a phone number in the Phone

number entry screen y Tap [$$]

Puts the active call on hold to take the other call.

• You can dial to stored phone numbers by tapping [History] in the Phone number entry screen and displaying Dialed List, Answered List or Missed Call List.

Press e when you finish talking

with one of the parties

Ends the active call and reactivates the call on hold.

Using Call Forwarding Service

You can automatically forward incoming calls to your FOMA handset to a pre-registered phone number.

• Call Forwarding Service is an optional subscription service. Monthly charges will not apply.

• Only 1 phone number can be set up as a

forwarding destination.

• Even if Call Forwarding Service has been

enabled, you can answer calls as long as the handset rings. The handset ceases to ring when the call is diverted to Voice Mail Service

Network Services

Center. The time period in which the handset ring (ringing time) can be changed. 3 P371

• Even if you also subscribe to Voice Mail

Service, you cannot use the two services at the same time. When you have enabled Voice Mail Service, Call Forwarding Service is automatically disabled. However, if you have disabled Voice Mail Service, Call Forwarding Service will not be automatically enabled.

• If Remote Operation has been enabled, you

can use a touch-tone landline or a payphone to perform remote operations on Call Forwarding Service. 3 P375

• If you have enabled Caller ID Display Request

Service along with Call Forwarding Service, Call Forwarding Service is not activated and the caller ID display request guidance is provided instead when an incoming call with no caller ID is received.

• A video call is not forwarded even if Call Forwarding Service has been enabled unless a 3G - 324M compliant, video call-enabled phone is specified as the forwarding destination. Check the specifications of the destination when enabling Call Forwarding Service. The video caller will not hear the guidance indicating that call forwarding is in progress.

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

Basic Flow of Call Forwarding Service

You can follow the procedures below to use Call Forwarding Service.

Step 1 : Register a forwarding destination

Step 2 : Enable Call Forwarding Service

Step 3 : A call arrives at your FOMA

Step 4 : Automatically forwards the call to

number

handset

the destination after the specified ringing time elapses

Call Forwarding Service charges

Call Forwarding Service charges are calculated as follows.

No monthly charge Call charges

⇔⇔

Callers are

Caller

charged

* If a Call Forwarding Service subscriber forwards a

call from his/her handset, the subscriber is charged for the call from forwarding source to destination.

Call Forwarding Service subscriber

Call Forwarding Service subscribers are charged

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* There is no call charge for registering the

forwarding destination, enabling and disabling Call Forwarding Service, and setting the ring time.

Enable Call Forwarding Service

Tap $$ in the Application Selector

bar, and tap Setting y Call control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Forwa rd in g tab in the Call Control screen

Tap $$ in the Forwarding field in the

Call Control screen

• If a forwarding destination number has been already set up, the confirmation screen appears. Tap [Yes] to enable Call Forwarding Service.

Enter a phone number in the Enter

forwarding number screen y Tap [Activate service?]

Enables Call Forwarding Service.

NOTE

• You can also set up or change the forwarding destination number or ringing time independently. 3 See below

Modifying the Ringing Time

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and tap Setting y Call control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Forwa rd in g tab in the Call Control screen

Tap the Ringing time field in the Call

Control screen to enter the ringing time in the Ringing time entry screen y Tap [Done]

Sets the ringing time.

Disabling Call Forwarding Service

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and tap Setting y Call control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Forwa rd in g tab in the Call Control screen

Tap $$ in the Forwa rdin g field in the

Call Control screen, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Disables Call Forwarding Service.

Changing the Forwarding Destination Number

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and tap Setting y Call control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Forwa rd in g tab in the Call Control screen

Tap the Number field in the Call

Control screen to enter a phone number in the Enter forwarding number screen y Tap [ D on e]

1To select a forwarding destination

number from Contacts

a Tap [$$] b Tap and select a desired forwarding

destination number

NOTE

• You cannot specify toll free numbers or 3-digit numbers such as 110 as the forwarding destination.

• When your handset is out of range or switched off, an incoming call is automatically forwarded without ringing your handset. In this case, Call Forwarding Service sub scriber is charged for the call from forwarding source to destination.

• NTT DoCoMo may suspend Call Forwarding Service on behalf of subscribers upon owners of forwarding destinations request and we deem it necessary.

• Note that designating a PBX, beeper*, or FAX as forwarding destination may cause misunderstandings by callers.

*: From January 2001 onwards, NTT DoCoMo

beeper name has been changed to "QUICKCAST".

• If the ringing time you set is shorter than the ringless time, an incoming call is forwarded to the forwarding destination without ringing your handset.

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Using Nuisance Call Blocking Service

You can bar incoming calls to your handset by registering phone numbers from which you do not want to receive calls.

• Nuisance Call Blocking Service is a paid subscription service. Monthly charge will apply.

• You can register up to 30 phone numbers.

Registering Phone Numbers

• Phone numbers that were not answered or you dialed cannot be registered.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Phone y Nuisance Calls y Block Last on the Menu bar

Tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Registers the phone number.

Tap $$ on the stand-by display, dial

"144" y tap [$$]

• When an incoming call is a video call, the video call is discarded without providing the call block guidance.

• Phone numbers with no caller ID can be registered.

• International phone numbers may not be registered.

• You cannot check or inquire registered num bers. We recommend that you take a note of them.

Deleting registered phone numbers

You can delete registered phone numbers one-by-one, beginning with the most recently registered one. You can also delete all phone number at a time.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Nuisance Calls y Delete items/Clear List on the

Menu bar

Delete items : Deletes the phone number

you registered last.

Clear List : Deletes all the registered

phone numbers.

Tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Deletes registered phone number(s).

Network Services

following the voice guidance When completed, press e

Registers specified phone numbers.

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

• If you have enabled other network services, including Voice Mail Service, Call Forwarding Service, Call Waiting Service, Caller ID Display Request Service or Drive Mode, along with Incoming Call Barring Service, other network services are not activated. When an incoming call from a registered number is received, the call block guidance is provided.

• W hen an incoming call from a registered numbe r is received, neither the action on receiving incoming calls take place nor the call is recorded in the Missed Call list.

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Using Caller ID Display Request Service

When an incoming call with no Caller ID is received, voice guidance is provided requesting the caller to show caller ID.

• You do not need to subscribe to Caller ID Display Request Service. No monthly charge will apply.

• Caller ID Display Request Service is applied only to incoming voice calls.

• This service is activated only when the reason for not notifying caller ID is set to "Hide Caller ID". If the reason is "Caller ID Not Available" or "Payphone*", this service is not activated.

*: If a caller prefixes "184" to a phone number

when making a call at a payphone, this service is activated.

• The caller is charged for responding to the voice guidance requesting the caller ID.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Call control on the Menu bar

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Network on the Menu bar

Tap $$ in the Caller ID Request field of

the Call Control screen, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Enables Caller ID Display Request Service.

• Tap $$, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen to disable Caller ID Display Request Service.

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

• If you have enabled other network ser vices, including Voice Mail Service, Call Forwarding Service, Call Waiting Service, or Drive Mode, along with Caller ID Display Request Service, other network services are not activated. When an incoming call with no caller ID is received, the caller ID display request guidance is provided to the caller. If Incoming Call Barring Service is enabled at the same time, the call block guidance is provided.

• If you have enabled the Action on Receiving Incoming calls According to Reason for Not Notifying Caller ID, along with Caller ID Display Request Service, the action is not activated. When an incoming call that does not notify caller ID has arrived, the caller ID display request guidance is provided to the caller.

Tap [Activate] in the Dual network

field in the Network screen, and then enter a network password in the Network password entry screen

Switches to FOMA.

• Network password 3 P146

Checking the Current Setting

You can check which network, FOMA or mova, you are using.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Network on the Menu bar

Tap [Check Status] in the Dual

network field in the Network screen

Displays the network you are using.

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

• You cannot use a FOMA handset to switch from FOMA to mova. Switching must be performed from mova.

Using Dual Network Service

Dual Network Service allows you to use the phone number of your FOMA handset to work with mova. When your handset is out of FOMA service area, you can switch to mova to make or answer calls.

• You cannot use FOMA and mova at the same time.

• You need to subscribe to Dual Network service. Monthly charge will apply.

Switching to FOMA Handset

You can switch from mova to FOMA.

Network Services

Using English Announcement Service

You can set the language used for the guidance you hear when making a call, or for a caller to hear the response in "Japanese" or "English".

• You do not need to subscribe to English Announcement Service. No monthly charge will apply.

• When a caller uses a DoCoMo's moblie phone with the guidance language set to English in order to make a call to a DoCoMo's mobile phone with the guidance language set to English, the caller's voice guidance settings for outgoing calls takes precedence over called party's voice guidance settings for incoming calls when the voice guidance is provided.

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Network Services

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Guidance on the Menu bar

Outgoing calls

Japanese : Sets the voice guidance

you hear when making a call to Japanese.

English : Sets the voice guidance

you hear when making a call to English.

Incoming calls

Japanese : Sets the voice guidance

a caller party hears when you receive the

call to Japanese. Japanese+ English

English+ Japanese

Tap the Outgoing field to select a

language y Tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Tap the Incoming field to select a

language y Tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

: Sets the voice guidance

a caller party hears

when you receive the

call to Japanese 3

English.

: Sets the voice guidance

a caller party hears

when you receive the

call English 3

Japanese.

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

• English Announcement Service is not available for video calls.

Using Service Dialling

Call DoCoMo Help Desk or DoCoMo Information Desk.

• You do not need to subscribe to Service Dialling. No monthly charge will apply.

• Screen display or the numbers you dial may vary, depending on your UIM.

Making Inquiries about Failures

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and tap Phone y My lines on the Menu bar, and then tap the Service number tab in the My lines screen

Tap DoCoMo Help Desk y [Call] in the

My lines screen

Calls DoCoMo Help Desk.

Call DoCoMo Information Desk

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and tap Phone y My Lines on the Menu bar, and then tap the Service number tab in the My lines screen

Tap DoCoMo Information Desk y [Call]

in the My lines screen

Calls DoCoMo Information Desk.

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

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Tap [Done]

Sets the language used for voice guidance.

Selecting Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call

Selecting How to Handle Incoming Calls during Call

Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call

Enabling/Disabling Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call

You can choose to automatically divert an incoming call received during a voice call or during 64K data communication to Voice Mail Service Center.

• This feature is available only when you subscribe to Voice Mail Service.

• You must enable the Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call before you can activate it. 3 P371

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar y Setting y Call control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Forwa rd in g tab in the Call Control screen

Tap $$ in the Fwd to voicemail when

busy field of the Call Control screen, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Selects the Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call.

• Tap $$, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen to deselect the action.

NOTE

• Even if Voice Mail Service has been disabled, Voice Mail Service is automatically enabled when you have enabled this feature.

• When an video call or 64K data communication call arrives during a voice call or during 64K data communication, the incoming call is rejected.

You can enable/disable the Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Call control on the Menu bar

Tap $$ in the Set Arrival Act field of

the Call Control screen, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Enables the Action on Receiving Incoming Calls during Call.

• Tap $$, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen to disable the action.

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

Remote Operations

Setting Remote Operations

When you subscribe to Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service, you can choose whether you perform remote operations on these services from payphones.

Tap $$ on the Application Selector

bar, and then tap Setting y Roaming on the Menu bar

Tap $$ in the Remote access control

field in the Roaming screen, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

Enables remote operations.

• Tap $$, and then tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen to disable remote operations.

Network Services

NOTE

• When your handset is out of the service area or out of range, you cannot access this service.

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