Motorola T6FL1 Users manual

AT Command

Overview

Parameters/Description

Command Examples

ATZ

Reset the settings on the FOMA

(On-line command

terminal with the non-volatile

mode)

memory content. If performed

ATZ

during a communication, the line

NO CARRIER

is disconnected.

(Off-line)

ATZ

OK

■ Values displayed after n=4 is entered using AT commands

Controllable function

Values displayed after command entry

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

64K data communication

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Video calls

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PPP packet communication

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Voice calls

×

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○ : Controllable

× : Uncontrollable

List Command AT Up Setting

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Supplementary Explanation of AT

Commands

■Command name : +CGDCONT

•Overview

Set APN when sending packet connection.

•Form

+CGDCONT=[<cid>[,“<PDP type>” [ ,“<APN>”]

] ]

•Parameter descriptions

Set APN when sending Packet communication. See examples in command operation lists

<cid>* : X to X <PDP type>* : PPP or IP <APN>* : Optional

*: <cid> is the number used to control the destination (APN) for the Packet communication to be registered in FOMA terminal. X to X can be registered.

<PDP type> is a protocol for packet communication. <APN> is optional connection name that indicates each destination.

•Operation without parameter AT+CGDCONT=<cid> :

Set specified <cid> as default AT+CGDCONT=? :

Display list of values that can be configured AT+CGDCONT=? :

Display list of values that can be configured

•Command examples

Registered APN named abc (When PDP type is “PPP” and cid=3) AT+CGDCONT=3,“PPP”,“abc”

OK

*This command, which is a setting command, is not stored in the nonvolatile memory written by [&W] and is not reset by [&F] and [Z], either.

■Command name : +CGEQMIN=[Parameter]

• Overview

Register criteria value to determine if QoS sent from network when Packet communication established is permitted.

• Form

+CGEQMIN=[<cid>[,,<Maximum bit rate UL>[, <Maximum bit rate DL>] ] ]

• Parameter description <cid>* : X to X

<Maximum bit rate UL>* : None (default) or 64 <Maximum bit rate DL>* : Non (default) or 384

*: <cid> is the number used to control the destination (APN) for the Packet communication to be registered in FOMA terminal. X to X can be registered.

In <Maximum bit rate UL> and <Maximum bit rate DL>, the minimum connection speed [Kbps] is set for both upload and download traffic between FOMA terminal download traffic between FOMA terminal and the base station. If the parameter is set to None (default), all speeds are permissible.

If 64 and 384 are set, any communication at a speed except the above limit is not permitted, and the Packet communication will not be connected.

	•	Operation without parameter
		AT+CGEQMIN= :
		Set all <cid> as default value
		AT+CGEQMIN=<cid> :
		Set specified <cid> as default value
	•	Command examples
		(1) Command used to permit all speed both
		upload and download both upload and
		download (when<cid>=2)
		AT+CGEQMIN=2
		OK
		(2) Command used to permit only 64Kbps
		upload and 384Kbps download
		(when<cid>=2)
		AT+CGEQMIN=2,,64,384
		OK
		(3) Command used to permit 64Kbps upload
		and all speed download (when<cid>=3)
		AT+CGEQMIN=3,,64
		OK
		(4) Command used to permit all speed upload
		and only 384Kbps download
		(when<cid>=3)	Setting
		AT+CGEQMIN=3,,,384
		OK
	*	This command, which is a setting command, is not
		stored in the nonvolatile memory written by [&W], and is	Up
		not reset by [&F] and [Z], either.
	■ Command name : +CGEQREQ=[Parameter]
	•	Overview	AT
		Sets up QoS request to the network when
		Packet communication is established.	Command
	•	Form
		+CGEQREQ=[<cid>[,,<Maximum bit rate UL>
		[ ,<Maximum bit rate DL>] ] ]
	•	Parameter Description	List
		<cid>* : X to X
		<Maximum bit rate UL>* : None (default) or 64
		<Maximum bit rate DL>* : None (default) or 384
		*: <cid> is the number used to control the destination
		(APN) for the Packet communication to be
		registered in FOMA terminal.
		1 to 3 can be registered to FOMA terminal.
		In <Maximum bit rate UL> and <Maximum bit rate
		DL>, the minimum connection speed [in Kbps] is set
		for both upload and download traffic between FOMA
		terminal and the base station. If the parameter is set
		to None (default), all speeds are permissible.
		If 64 and 384 are set, any connection at a speed
		except the above limit is not permitted, and the
		Packet communication will not be connected.
	•	Operation without parameter
		AT+CGEQREQ=<cid> :
		Set all <cid> as default.
		AT+CGEQREQ=<cid> :
		Set specified <cid> as default.
	•	Command examples
		Command used to require 64Kbps upload and
		384Kbps download (when<cid>=3)
		AT+CGEQREQ=3,,64,384
		OK

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List Command AT Up Setting

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*This command, which is a setting command, is not stored in the nonvolatile memory written by [&W], and is not reset by [&F] and [Z], either.

List of Reasons of Disconnection

(Checking the specification)

Result Codes

■ List of Result Code

No.	Text display	Description
0	OK	Operation performed properly.
1	CONNECT	Connected to the other party.
2	RING	Incoming call.
3	NO CARRIER	Line disconnected.
4	ERROR	Unable to accept command.
6	NO DIAL TONE	Unable to detect dial tone.
7	BUSY	Detect busy tone. (Applied only
		when dialing by circuit switching.)
8	NO ANSWER	Completed connection timeout.
100	RESTRICTION	Network use is restricted.
101	DELAYED	Redial is delayed because of
		restrictions.

■ Extended Result Codes

When &E0

Show the connection speed between the FOMA terminal and the base.

Numeric		Text display	Connection speed
display
121		CONNECT 32000	32000bps
122		CONNECT 64000	64000bps
125		CONNECT 384000	384000bps
133		CONNECT 3648000	3648000bps
When &E1
Numeric		Text display	Connection speed
display
5		CONNECT 1200	1200bps
10		CONNECT 2400	2400bps
11		CONNECT 4800	4800bps
13		CONNECT 7200	7200bps
12		CONNECT 9600	9600bps
15		CONNECT 14400	14400bps
16		CONNECT 19200	19200bps
17		CONNECT 38400	38400bps
18		CONNECT 57600	57600bps
19		CONNECT 115200	115200bps
20		CONNECT 230400	230400bps
21		CONNECT 460800	460800bps

■ Communication Protocol Result Codes

	Numeric	Text	Connection speed
	display	display
	1	PPPoverUD	Connection with 64K data
			communication
	3	AV64K	Connection with video call (64K)
			communication
	5	PACKET	Connection with packet
			communication

■Examples of Displayed Result Codes

When ATX0 is set

Regardless of the AT Commands (P46) settings, only CONNECT is displayed after connection is

established.

Example of text display : ATD 99 1# CONNECT

Example of numeric display : ATD 99 1# 1

When ATX1 is set

•When ATX1, AT V0 is set (default) Display in the format of CONNECT <Speed

between FOMA and PC> after the connection is established.

Example of text display

:ATD 99 1# CONNECT 460800

Example of numeric display

:ATD 99 1# 121

•When ATX1, AT V1 is set

Display in the following format after the connection is established.

CONNECT <Speed between FOMA and PC> PACKET <Destination APN>/<Maximum uplink speed (between FOMA terminal→Base)> / <Maximum downlink speed (between FOMA terminal←Base)>

Example of text display

:ATD 99 1# CONNECT 46080 PACKET

mopera.ne.jp/64/384 (which means

connection is established with mopera.ne. jp/64/384mopera.ne.jp/64/384.)

Example of numeric display

:ATD 99 1# 1215

*If ATX1 and AT V1 are set concurrently, a dial-up connection may not be executed correctly. It is recommended to use only AT V0.

Utility Software

What can be done by Utility

M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Installing

Installing the FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Launching/Exiting

Main Screen Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Launching/Exiting the FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Before Using

Finding Help on How to Operate<Help> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Sending Caller ID<Caller ID Notification> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Viewing Your Own Number<Own Number Display>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Making/Receiving Voice Calls

Making Voice Calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Receiving a Voice Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Phonebook

Using Phonebook<Phonebook> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Card Settings

Network Settings (Overseas Use)<Network Settings>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Setting UIM PIN<Security Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Sound/Other Settings<Card Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Network Service Settings

Network Service Settings<Network Service Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

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Utility SPEED-HIGH M2501 Software Utility

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M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

Following functions are available using the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility:

Making/Receiving Voice Calls →P56, P58

You can make or receive voice calls overseas as well as in Japan.

Redial/Received Calls →P57, P58

You can easily make calls using Redial or Received Calls.

Phonebook →P59

You can store a phone number in Phonebook and easily make calls.

Network Services →P65

You can use network services such as Voice Mail and Call Forwarding services.

Operating Environments

The M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility requires the following operating environments:

Item	Requirement
PC Main Unit	PC-AT Compatible
	PC Card Slot (Type II)
OS	Windows 2000 Professional*1,
	Windows XP Professional/Home Edition*2
Required	128Mb or more
Memory
Hard Disk	50Mb or more available space
Space
Display	800 x 600 pixels or more recommended
Sound	Sound function and speaker

*1: Japanese Version Service Pack 4 or later *2: Japanese Version Service Pack 1 or later

•Required memory or available hard disk space may vary depending on the system environment.

•Depending on the operating environment, the software may not work. DoCoMo does not respond to any inquiries about the usage, guarantee proper operation, nor is responsible for proper operation under operating environments other than the above.

•DoCoMo does not guarantee the operation under the supported OS if the OS is changed through upgrade.

Installing the FOMA M2501

HIGH-SPEED Utility

Installing

•The screen images shown in this section are typical for Windows XP. Your PC may have different screen images.

•Log into a user account with the Administrator or PC supervisor privileges. An error occurs if you log into an account without these privileges. For details on setting up Administrator or PC supervisor privileges, contact your computer manufacturer or Microsoft Corporation.

a Start Windows and insert the FOMA

M2501 HIGH-SPEED CD-ROM

b Click [ (Start)]y“

(Select file name and run)”

c Click [Browse ( )] to specify the file setup.exe, then click [OK]

•Specify the file “<CD-ROM (CD-ROM drive letter)> Utility XXX/setup.exe” (the CD-ROM drive name varies depending on settings of PCs).

Screen to be replaced

d Click [ (Next)]

•Before starting the installation, make sure that no other applications are running. If there are any other applications running, click [ (Cancel)] to stop them, then start the installation.

Screen to be replaced

e Read the license agreement and check “

(I agree)”, then click [ (Next)]

Screen to be replaced

f Verify the destination folder and click [ (Next)]

Screen to be replaced

•[ (Browse)] : You can change the destination folder. However, you can only specify folders on a local hard disk. Other folders (on a network drive or removable media) cannot be specified.

g Click [ (Install)]

Screen to be replaced

h Click [ (Done)]

•An icon appears on the Desktop screen. For the icon, see Step 1 in “Launching” (P55).

Uninstalling

	• The screen images shown in this section are typical for
		Windows XP. Your PC may have different screen images.					Utility
	• Exit the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility before uninstalling.
	• Log into a user account with the Administrator or PC
		supervisor privileges. An error occurs if you log into an					Software
		account without these privileges. For setting up
		Administrator or PC supervisor privileges, contact your
		computer manufacturer or Microsoft Corporation.
	a Start “
		(Add or Remove Applications)”					Installing
		■ For Windows XP
		Click [ (Start)] y “
		(Control Panel)” y “
		(Add or Remove Programs)” icon					the
		■ For Windows 2000
		Click [ (Start)] y “ (Settings)” y					FOMA
		“ (Control Panel)” y “
		(Add or Remove
	b	Applications)” icon					M2501
		Select “FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED
		(FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED					HIGH
		Utility)” and click [ (Change/
							-
		Remove)]					SPEED
		Select “FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED
		(M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility)”					Utility
			Screen to be replaced
					Click here
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c Click [ (OK)]

Screen to be replaced

When “M2501 HIGH-SPEED (Utility)” disappears from the screen in Step 2, the installation has completed.

•Uninstalling the program does not delete entries in Redial, Received Calls or the Phonebook. To delete those files, manually delete the folder to which the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility had been installed (default folder is “C: Program Files M2501 HIGH SPEED Utility”).

Components Screen Main Software Utility

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Main Screen Components

a b

c

d e

f h g i

j

k

l aMinimizing Button

•The Main screen closes but remains on the Task Bar

bExit Button

• The Main screen closes and the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility ends

cStatus Indicator Area

: Signal Strength (Rough Indication)

…Strong

…Weak

…Very Weak

: Out of Service Area or No Signal Reception Area

: FOMA terminal is not inserted in a PC card slot

: An invalid UIM or UIM is not inserted : PIN1 or PUK Code Must be Entered

: Voice Call Arriving

: Dialing a Voice Call

: Performing a Voice Call

: During a video call using another application

: Performing Packet Communication

: Performing 64K Data Communication

: Performing Multiaccess

: Missed Call(s)

dNetwork Name Display Area

• Displays the network name currently

connected

ePhonebook Entry Name Display Area

•Displays the other party’s name if the name and phone number are saved in Phonebook

•Displays the reason for no Caller ID if Caller ID is hidden

fPhone Number Display Area

•Displays the entered phone number

•Displays the Caller ID

gStart Button

• Makes or receives calls →P56, P58

hClear Button

•Clear the entered phone number

iEnd Button

•Ends the call →P56

•Ends a function

jKeypad

•Enter a phone number

kMenu Icons

: Received Call →P58

: Phonebook →P59

: Redial →P57

: Settings →P62 - P70

: Own Number Display →P56

: Help →P56

lStatus Bar

•Displays communication or call status

■Icons Displayed in the Task Tray

: Signal Strength (Rough Indication)

(Green)…Strong

(Yellow)…Weak

(Red)…Very Weak

: Out of Service Area or No Signal Reception Area

: FOMA terminal is not inserted in a PC card slot

: An invalid UIM or UIM is not inserted

: When the terminal:

•Requires PIN1 code

•Requires PUK Code

•Is locked with PIN Lock

•Has a completely blocked UIM Card

■Right click on the icon displayed in the Task Tray

•“ (Display)” … Display/minimize the Main screen

•“ (Pin on Top)” … The Main screen is always displayed on top.

•“ (Version Information)” … Show the version of the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility and the firm ware of the M2501 HIGH-SPEED terminal

•“ (Exit Application)” … Exit the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

■ Operations from the PC Keyboard

	Operation		Keyboard Operation
	Entering 0 - 9, #,		Press “0” - “9”, “#”, “ ” keys.
	Entering +, -		Press “+”, “-” keys.
	Erasing one character at		Press “Back Space” key.
	a time
	Pressing the selected		Press “Space” or “Enter” key.
	button
	Highlighting		Press “Esc” key.
	Highlighting up, down,		Press “↑”, “↓”, “←”, “→”
	left or right key on the		keys.
	keypad
	Highlighting keys on the		Press “Tab” key.
	keypad in order
	Launching/Exiting
	Launching/Exiting the
	FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED
	Utility			Utility
	Launching			Software
	• Log into a user account with the Administrator or PC
	supervisor privileges.
a	Double click the “M2501 HIGH-
	SPEED Utility” icon on the			Launching/Exiting
	Desktop
	The Main screen (P54) opens.
	■ If the icon is not displayed
	Click “ (Start)” y “
	(All Programs)” / “ (Programs)” y
	“M2501 HIGH-SPEED” y “M2501 HIGH-
	SPEED Utility”
	Exiting
a	Click	(Orange) on the Main screen
	(P54)

The exiting confirmation screen appears. b Click [OK]

•You cannot exit the utility under the following circumstances : (checking the specifications)

-While dialing or receiving/performing a call

-While the Redial/Received Calls/Phonebook screen is open

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Calls Voice Number/Making Notification/Own ID Help/Caller Software Utility

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Help

Finding Help on How to Operate

You can display Help to find how to install or use functions.

a Click ( (Help)) on the Main screen (P54)

Help items

b Click on a topic for help

The explanation appears on the right side of the screen.

•You can also press the “F1” key on the PC to start Help while the Main screen is displayed.

Caller ID Notification

Sending Caller ID

You can display your phone number (Caller ID) on the received party’s phone. The Caller ID is your private information. Be aware of that when you send it.

For detailed steps, see “Setting Other Options” (P64) or “Setting Caller ID Display Request Service” (P67).

Own Number Display

Viewing Your Own Number

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

a Click

( (Own

number display)) on the Main screen

(P54)

Making Voice Calls

a Enter a phone number including the area code on the Main screen (P54)

Always include the area code even if the call is made inside the same city.

Area Code → Local Exchange Number → Number

• : Erases one digit with one press.

■Making a Call to a Mobile Phone

090-XXXX-XXXX or 080-XXXX-XXXX

■Making a Call to PHS

070-XXXX-XXXX

b Click

appears while dialing and appears during a call in the Status Indicator Area.

■When Busy Tones Are Heard

The line is busy. Click and try again later.

■When a Voice Prompt Indicating That a Call Cannot Be Connected Is Heard

The other party’s mobile phone or PHS is turned off or out of the service area. Click and try again later.

■When a Voice Prompt Indicating to Send Caller ID Is Heard

The other party sets the Caller ID Display Request Service to “Activate”. Try again after setting Caller ID to be sent.

c Click to end the call

•Up to 26 characters from 0 to 9 (including #, and +) and up to five - (hyphens) can be entered for a phone number.

•When a name and phone number are saved in the Phonebook, the name appears on the Main screen.

Making a Voice Call

•An audio device such as an earphone microphone is required to make a call using this FOMA terminal. An earphone microphone with switch P001/P002 (optional) or stereo earphone set P001 (optional) can be used as an audio device.

For using the set, see “Using an Earphone Microphone with Switch” (P86).

Redial

Using Redial

Dialed phone number, time and date of the call are saved in Redial.

a Click ( (Redial)) on the

Main screen (P54)

Redial Screen

•[Add to Phonebook]

:“Saving Entry to Phonebook” →P59

b Select a Redial entryyClick [

(Select)]

The selected Redial entry appears on the Main screen.

c Click
d Click	to end the call

•Up to 20 entries can be saved in “Redial”. If more than 20 entries are saved, oldest entries are overwritten first.

•Clicking a header (“ (Phone Number)”, “ (Name)”, or “ (Dialed Time)”) rearranges the list temporarily. Clicking again restores the original list.

•When a name and phone number are saved in Phonebook, the name appears under “ (Name)” on the Redial screen.

•If you use a FOMA terminal with different UIM card inserted or use the terminal with different user account, the same Redial list is shared.

Deleting Entries from Redial

a Right click the Redial entry on the Redial screen (P57)yClick [ (Delete)]/[

(Delete All)]

The deletion confirmation screen appears.

b Click [OK]

•Selecting entries while holding down the “Shift” key on the keyboard allows you to specify a range.

•Selecting entries while holding down the “Ctrl” key on the keyboard allows you to select more than one entry.

Dialing a Phone Number with

Preceding “186” or “184”

You can set whether to send Caller ID for each
outgoing call.			Utility
a Dial a phone number with 186 or 184
before the number			Software
■ Sending Caller ID
→	a phone number	→ Click
■ Hiding Caller ID
→		→ Click
	a phone number
			Calls Making/Voice

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International Calls

WORLD CALL is an international calling service available from a DoCoMo mobile phone.

FOMA service subscribers are also signed up for WORLD CALL at the time of initial subscription (except subscribers explicitly declining this service).

• You can make calls to about 220 countries and regions

			around the world.
			• Charges for “WORLD CALL” are added to your monthly
			call charges.
			• No initial fee and no fixed monthly charges apply.
			• Changes to the International Call Dialing Procedure
			The international call dialing procedure from a cell phone
			has been changed due to the introduction of the “
			(My Line)” service. Consequently, the previous dialing
			procedure (Step 1 in “Making an International Call” (P58)
			without the prefix “010”) can no longer be used.
			• Some billing plans may not be applied to WORLD CALL.
			• For details on WORLD CALL, contact the “DoCoMo
			Information Center” on the back of this manual.
Utility			• When using international carriers other than DoCoMo,
			contact the prospective carrier directly.
			• An “International Video Call” to an overseas party can be
Software			made using the “DoCoMo Video Call Software 2005”
			* Depending on the terminal of the other party connected via
			contained in the included CD-ROM.
			* For countries where such a connection can be made and
			carriers, see DoCoMo’s Web site.
			the international video call, the picture displayed by the
			FOMA terminal may be distorted or the connection may
aReceiving			not be established.
			Making an International Call
Voice	a		Enter	→	→
			Country Code → Area Code → Phone
Call			Numbery

•If the area code starts with “0”, exclude “0”. However, in some countries, such as Italy, or in some regions, the leading “0” may be required.

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Receiving a Voice Call

a Click	on the Main screen (P54)
The ring tone sounds and		(animation) appear

in the Status Indicator Area on the Main screen.

b Click to end the call

•When a name and phone number are saved in the Phonebook, the name appears on the Main screen.

Making a Voice Call

•An audio device such as an earphone microphone is required to make a call using this FOMA terminal. An earphone microphone with switch P001/P002 (optional) or stereo earphone set P001 (optional) can be used as an audio device.

For using the set, see “Using an Earphone Microphone with Switch” (P86).

■ If you do not answer an incoming call appears in the Status Indicator Area on the Main

screen. Click to view Missed Calls. →P58

• disappears after opening the Received Calls screen.

•If a call is not answered while the Received Calls screen is open, does not appear.

Received Calls

Using Received Calls

The phone number, time and date of incoming calls are saved in “Received Calls”.

a Click ( (Received Call)) on the Main screen (P54)

Received Calls Screen

•[ (Add to Phonebook)] : “Saving Entries in Phonebook” →P59

• appears for a Missed Call.

b Select a Received CallyClick [

(Select)]

The selected Received Call appears in the Text Area on the Main screen.

• : A voice call can be made to the displayed phone number.

•Up to 20 entries can be saved in “ (Received Calls)”. If more than 20 entries are saved, oldest entries are overwritten first.

•Clicking a header (“ (Missed Calls)”, “ (Phone Number)”, “ (Name)”, or “ (Incoming Time)”) rearranges the list temporarily. Clicking again restores the original list.

•When a name and phone number are saved in Phonebook, the name appears under “ (Name)” on the Received Calls screen.

•If you use a FOMA terminal with different UIM card inserted or use the terminal with different user account, the same Received Calls are shared.

Deleting Entries from Received Calls

a Right click the Received Call entry on the Received Calls screen (P58)yClick [

(Delete)]/[ (Delete All)]

The deletion confirmation screen appears.

b Click [OK]

•Selecting entries while holding down the “Shift” key on the keyboard allows you to specify a range.

•Selecting entries while holding down the “Ctrl” key on the keyboard allows you to select more than one entry.

Phonebook

Using Phonebook

Adding

Saving Entries in Phonebook

a Click ( (Phonebook)) on the

Main screen (P54)

	Phonebook Screen
b Click [ (Add)]		Software Utility
c	Perform the following steps	Phonebook

Name

Enter using Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana, alphanumeric or symbols.

yEnter a name

•Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

•Up to 16 double-byte or 32 single-byte characters can be entered.

•An entry cannot be saved to the Phonebook until this field is filled in.

Reading

Enter using double-byte katakana, single-byte alphanumeric, or single-byte symbols.

yEnter a reading

•Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

•A reading is entered automatically when “ (Name)” is entered.

•Up to 16 double-byte or 32 single-byte characters can be entered.

Phone number

Enter using single-byte alphanumeric characters. yEnter a phone number

•Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

•Up to 26 characters from 0 to 9 (including #, *, and +) and up to five - (hyphens) can be entered.

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d Click [ (Add)]

•To save Phonebook to the PC after adding a contact, click [ (Refresh)] → [OK] on the Contacts screen.

•Up to 1,000 entries can be saved in the Phonebook. By default, entries are saved in the “C: Program Files M2501 HIGH SPEED Utility XXX” folder.

•Characters entered in excess of the maximum number of characters allowed will be ignored.

•You cannot move/copy Phonebook to or from the UIM using the FOMA terminal.

•If you use a FOMA terminal with another UIM card inserted or use the terminal with another user account, the same Phonebook is shared.

•DoCoMo is not responsible for the loss of saved data.

Making a Call from Phonebook

a Click [ (Find)] on the Phonebook

	screen (P59)
Software Utility	b Perform the following steps
Phonebook
	Search Targets
	Pull down menuySelect an option from the following
	(Name)	: Find an entry by name
	(Reading)	: Find an entry by reading

(Phone Number) : Find an entry by phone number

Enter a text string to find

yEnter a part of the text to find

• Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

c Click [ (Find)]

The Find Result screen opens.

d Select a Phonebooky[ (Select)]

The selected entry appears on the Main screen.

•This [ (Select)] is not displayed if “ (phone number)” of phonebook is empty.

e Click
f Click	to end the call

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•Clicking a header (“ (Name)”, “ (Reading)”, or “ (Phone Number)”) rearranges the list temporarily. Clicking again restores the original list.

Making a Voice Call

•An audio device such as an earphone microphone is required to make a call using this FOMA terminal. An earphone microphone with switch P001/P002 (optional) or stereo earphone set P001 (optional) can be used as an audio device.

For using the set, see “Using an Earphone Microphone with Switch” (P86).

Edit

Editing Phonebook

a Select a Phonebook on the Phonebook screen (P59)yClick [ (Edit)]

Perform Step 3 in “Saving Entries in Phonebook” (P59) to edit items.

b After editingyClick [ (Save)]

•To save Phonebook to the PC after editing a content, click [ (Refresh)] → [OK] on the Phonebook screen.

Delete

Deleting Phonebook

a Select a Contact on the Phonebook screen (P59)yClick [ (Delete)]

The deletion confirmation screen appears.

b Click [OK]

•To save Contacts to the PC after deleting a content, click [ (Refresh)] → [OK] on the Phonebook screen.

•Selecting entries while holding down the “Shift” key on the keyboard allows you to specify a range.

•Selecting entries while holding down the “Ctrl” key on the keyboard allows you to select more than one Contact.

Import / Export Phonebook

Importing / Exporting Phonebook

Importing (CSV)

You can read (import) Contacts in the CSV (.csv) / text. (.txt) format. However, depending on the file, even a file in a compatible file format may not be imported.

•A Phonebook entry has a format of “ (Name)”, “ (Reading)”, and “ (Number)” in this order from the beginning of each line. Each field must be inside “ ” (double quotation marks)” and separated with “<Tab>” or

“, (comma)”.

Example using a Tab delimiter

“ (Keitai Hanako)”<Tab>“ (Keitai Hanako)”<Tab>“090XXXXXXXX”

*Each <Tab> becomes a gap between fields when entered.

Example : Using a Comma delimiter

“ (Keitai Hanako)”,“ (Keitai Hanako)”, “090XXXXXXXX”

a Right click on the Phonebook screen (P59)yClick “ (Import Phonebook)”y“CSV (CSV

File)”

The file selection screen appears.

b Select a fileyClick [ (Open)]

c Specify a “Delimiter”

•“ (Tab)”…Check if importing a tab delimited CSV /text (.txt) formatted file.

•“ (Comma)”…Check if importing a comma delimited CSV /text (.txt) formatted file.

•“ (Ignore the First Line)”…Check if ignoring the first line of the file to be imported.

d Click [OK]

•As many Phonebook entries can be imported as to have a combined total of up to 1,000 Phonebook entries with both the existing Phonebook entries and the new entries. Entries that exceed the limit will be ignored. The types and number of characters that can be imported are the same as for the corresponding fields for the Phonebook. →P59

•If the data in the file to be imported does not have the Name field “ (Reading)”, the record cannot be imported even if it has “ (Reading)”, or “ (Phone Number)” fields filled.

Importing (vCard)

You can read (import) Contacts in the vCard (.vcf)* format. However, depending on the file, even a file in a compatible file format may not be imported.

*: Supports up to Version 2.1 vCard format.

a		Right click on the Phonebook screen
		(P59)yClick “ (Import
		Phonebook)”y“vCard”
		The file selection screen appears.
b Select a fileyClick [ (Open)]
		• As many Phonebook entries can be imported as to have
		a combined total of up to 1,000 Phonebook entries with	Utility
		entries. Entries that exceed the limit will be ignored.
		both the existing Phonebook entries and the new
		The types and number of characters that can be	Software
		imported are the same as for the corresponding fields for
		the Phonebook. →P59
		Exporting	Phonebook
		You can save (export) all Phonebook entries in a
		file in CSV (.csv) or vCard (.vcf)* format.
		*: Supports up to Version 2.1 vCard format.
a		Right click on the Phonebook screen
		(P59) yClick “

(Export Phonebook)”y“CSV

(CSV File)”/”vCard”

The screen for entering a name for the file to be saved appears.

b Enter a file nameyClick [ (Save)]

•Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

•Each line in a file exported in the CSV format has a “(Name)”, “ (Reading)”, and “ (Number)” separated by commas.

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Network Settings

Network Settings

(Overseas Use)

•Insert the FOMA terminal into the PC card slot before performing these steps.

•While the Communication Settings screen is displayed, no operations can be performed from the Main screen. If a call arrives during the operation, the call can be answered after [ (Close)] is clicked, however, the options being set will be canceled.

Switching Networks Manually

(Communication System):

Default

(Auto)

(Select Network):(Auto)

Selecting and setting networks manually.

•Usually, set “ (Communication system)” to “ (Auto)”.

	Utility	a Click	( (Settings)) on the
	Software	Main screen (P54)y“
		(Network Settings)”
	Network		a
	Settings		b

Communication Setting Screen

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b Perform the following steps

Select Communication System

Select a communication system to connect to the network.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy [ (Select)] (a)

“ (Auto)”

:You can connect to an available network automatically. “ (Select Network)” cannot be performed.

“W-CDMA (Static W-CDMA)”

: Connection to a W-CDMA network will be established.

“GSM (Static GSM)”

: Connection to a GSM/GPRS network will be established.

•Enter the PIN1 code using the keyboard of the PC.

Selecting a Network

Select a network (carrier). No operations are available if “ (Auto)” is set for “ (Communication system)”.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy [Select] (b)

“ (automatic Selection)”

:Available networks specified in “ (Communication system)” will be searched automatically.

“ */ * (Network 1*/

Network 2*)”

:Directly select a network found by clicking “ (Auto)” or [ (Search again for a Network)].

*: The names of available networks appear.

■If no appropriate networks were found with “Communication System”

Click [ (Search again for a Network)] on the Communication Setting screen.

•After the search, found networks will be displayed in “Networks2*”.

*: The names of available networks appear.

•When using the FOMA terminal in Japan, set “(Select Communication Method)” to “ (Auto)”.

•Depending on the network or signal status, this option may not be set.

•The set network is displayed on the Main screen.