Sharp GC40K User Manual

Introduction

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Thank you for purchasing the V604SH.

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For proper handset use, read this manual beforehand.

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For instructions on how to use Vodafone live!, see
Vodafone live! manual.

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Keep this manual in a convenient place for reference.

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Accessible Vodafone services may vary by service
area, subscription, etc.

V604SH transmits at 1.5 GHz and is compatible with
the Vodafone K.K. network. This product is exclusively
for use in Japan.

Note

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Copying this manual in whole or part without
authorization is prohibited.

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Manual content is subject to change without prior notice.

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Efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and
clarity of this manual. Please contact Customer
Service, General Information (see P.18-21)
concerning unclear or missing information.

Multi Selector

Use Multi Selector to select menu items, move cursor, scroll, etc.

In this manual, Multi Selector operations are
indicated as shown to the right.

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Basic Multi Selector Operations

B E: Press C or D
B F: Press B or A
B G: Press C, D, B or A

Side Keys

Use Side Keys when Display is in Viewer
position (see P.1-12). In this manual, Side
Keys are indicated as shown to the right.
"S" is not inscribed on the actual Shutter Key.

B

b

A

D

Shutter Key h

Multi Key s

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C Key r

Zoom/Select Key

m

^ In this manual, most operations are described with handset open (clamshell open:

see P.1-11) in Standby.

^ Sample screen shots, etc. are provided for reference only. Actual handset windows,

menus, etc. may differ in appearance.

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Page References

When I appears next to a page reference, indicated pages are in Vodafone live!
Manual. Page reference alone indicates pages in Basic Operations Manual.

Abbreviated Steps

Handset operations starting from Index Menu are abbreviated as follows:

Press b

Index Menu H Menu Item A Handy (e) A Selection A Operation A Menu (●●●●)

Select the menu item and press b

Press e to open Handy Features menu

Perform the operation such as opening a window

Select the folder or file and press b

Press the corresponding key in parentheses

Accessories

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Battery (SHBAF1)

(Type 1 lithium-ion battery)

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Rapid Charger (SHCV01)

*

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Headphones (SHLV01)*
(with Built-in TV Antenna)

*

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miniSD! Memory Card

(32 MB card preloaded with Custom
Screens)

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Video Cable (SHPU01)

*May also be purchased separately.

Optional Accessories

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Analog Conversion Cable (ZTPH02)CIn-Car Charger (SHJH01)

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Optical Conversion Cable (ZTPH01)CDesktop Holder (SHEAF1)

*Designed exclusively for V604SH.

^ For accessory-related information, please contact Vodafone Customer Center,

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General Information (see P.18-21).

^ In this manual, miniSD! Memory Card is referred to as "Memory Card."

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miniSD! Memory Card
Adapter

★★★★

Complimentary sample not available for
purchase

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Contents

Symbols....................................................................................................................... i

Accessories............................................................................................................... iii

Contents .................................................................................................................... iv

Safety Precautions ................................................................................................ xvii

General Notes ....................................................................................................... xxvi

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) ........................................................................ xxviii

Function & Feature Preview............................................1-2

Handset Parts & Functions ............................................. 1-4

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Handset ......................................................................1-4

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Display Indicators .......................................................1-8

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Sub Display Indicators.............................................. 1-10

Display Positions & Key Ops ........................................ 1-11

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Rotating Display ....................................................... 1-11

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Side Key Assignments (Viewer) ............................... 1-13

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Motion Control ..........................................................1-14

Texture Panel..................................................................1-15

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Replacing Texture Panel .......................................... 1-15

Battery & Charger ..........................................................1-17

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Getting Started .........................................................1-17

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Installing & Removing Battery ..................................1-21

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Rapid Charger ..........................................................1-23

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Desktop Holder......................................................... 1-24

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In-Car Charger .........................................................1-25

Handset Power On/Off ...................................................1-26

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Key Guard ................................................................ 1-27

Clock Settings ................................................................1-28

Handset Menus...............................................................1-29

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Index Menu...............................................................1-29

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Functions Menu........................................................1-30

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Soft Keys ..................................................................1-32

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Using MC Cursor...................................................... 1-33

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Quick Operations...................................................... 1-34

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Keypad Shortcuts .....................................................1-35

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Guide........................................................................ 1-35

Handset Codes ...............................................................1-36

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Security Code........................................................... 1-36

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Center Access Code ................................................1-36

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Getting
Started

Basic

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Handset
Operations

Initiating a Call ................................................................. 2-2

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Viewer Position ...................................................... 2-3

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Redial......................................................................... 2-4

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International Call & Send With Code ......................... 2-5

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Setup Preset .......................................................... 2-5

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International Call & Send With Code ..................... 2-5

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Emergency Calls........................................................ 2-5

Incoming Call ................................................................... 2-6

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Viewer Position ...................................................... 2-6

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Call History................................................................. 2-8

Handling Incoming Calls ................................................. 2-9

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Placing Callers on Hold.............................................. 2-9

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Viewer Position ...................................................... 2-9

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Quick Recorder ........................................................ 2-10

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Clamshell Closed ..................................................... 2-11

Delayed Ringer............................................................... 2-12

Engaged Call Operations .............................................. 2-13

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Earpiece Volume...................................................... 2-13

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Voice Memo ............................................................. 2-14

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Notepad Memory ..................................................... 2-15

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Opening Entries ................................................... 2-15

Redial & Call History ..................................................... 2-16

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Delete .................................................................. 2-16

Information Menu........................................................... 2-17

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Information Menu Contents...................................... 2-18

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Information Menu Settings ....................................... 2-19

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Reset ................................................................... 2-19

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Incoming Light ..................................................... 2-19

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Time Out Setting.................................................. 2-19

Call Time......................................................................... 2-20

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Reset ................................................................... 2-20

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Instant Display ..................................................... 2-20

Call Charge..................................................................... 2-21

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Reset ................................................................... 2-21

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Instant Display ..................................................... 2-21

My Number & Owner Profile ......................................... 2-22

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Edit, Delete & Copy ............................................. 2-22

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Manner

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Mode

Entering

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Characters

Minding Mobile Manners ................................................. 3-2

Manner Mode ....................................................................3-3

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Activating & Canceling ...............................................3-3

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Manner Mode Settings ...............................................3-4

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Message Recorder.................................................3-4

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Ring Tone Level .....................................................3-4

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Vibration .................................................................3-4

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Alarm Volume......................................................... 3-4

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Alarm Vibration.......................................................3-4

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LED Indicator .........................................................3-5

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Whisper Mode ........................................................3-5

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Sound Volume........................................................3-5

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V-Appli Volume ......................................................3-5

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V-Appli Vibration ....................................................3-5

Off-Line Mode ...................................................................3-6

Character Selection .........................................................4-2

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Entry Modes ............................................................... 4-2

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Key Assignments........................................................ 4-3

Entering Characters.........................................................4-4

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Kanji, Hiragana & Katakana .......................................4-4

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Entering Alphanumerics .............................................4-6

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Symbols, Pictographs & Emoticons ........................... 4-7

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Mail & Web Extensions ..............................................4-8

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Copying from Phone Book ......................................... 4-9

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Character Code ..........................................................4-9

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Pager Code .............................................................. 4-10

Conversion Methods (Japanese Only)......................... 4-12

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Phonetic Conversion ................................................4-12

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One-Hiragana Conversion........................................ 4-12

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Hiragana to Katakana/Alphanumerics Conversion...4-13

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Quick Conversion (for Hiragana).............................. 4-13

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Conversion Settings .................................................4-14

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Disable Predictive/Previous Usage ......................4-14

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Reset Learning.....................................................4-14

Dictionaries (Japanese Only)........................................4-15

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User Dictionary......................................................... 4-15

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New Entry.............................................................4-15

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Edit .......................................................................4-15

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V501SH Download Dictionary ..................................4-15

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Acquire Dictionary ................................................ 4-15

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Cancel ..................................................................4-16

Editing Characters ......................................................... 4-16

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Deleting .................................................................... 4-16

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Replacing .................................................................4-16

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Copy/Cut & Paste.....................................................4-17

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Deleting Text Before or After Cursor ........................4-17

Phone Book

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Text Memo ...................................................................... 4-18

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Entering Text............................................................ 4-18

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Text Memo Functions .............................................. 4-20

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Edit/Delete ........................................................... 4-20

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To Data Folder ..................................................... 4-20

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Change to Vnote.................................................. 4-20

Overview........................................................................... 5-2

Saving to Phone Book..................................................... 5-3

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Phone Book Entry Items ............................................ 5-3

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New Phone Book Entries ........................................... 5-4

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Photo.......................................................................... 5-6

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Saving Secret Mode Entries ...................................... 5-7

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Saving from Redial or Call History ............................. 5-8

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Phone Book Memory Status ...................................... 5-8

Option Settings ................................................................ 5-9

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Overview .................................................................... 5-9

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Setting Options ........................................................ 5-10

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Personal Ring Tone & Incoming Notice............... 5-10

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Mail Folder ........................................................... 5-10

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Auto Reply ........................................................... 5-11

Using Phone Book ......................................................... 5-11

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Dialing from Phone Book ......................................... 5-11

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Phone Book Search ................................................. 5-12

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Memory No. Search............................................. 5-13

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Katakana Search ................................................. 5-13

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Group Search ...................................................... 5-13

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Search by Reading .............................................. 5-13

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Speed Dial ............................................................... 5-14

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Show Photo.............................................................. 5-14

Editing Phone Book....................................................... 5-15

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Correction/Change................................................... 5-15

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Deleting Entries........................................................ 5-15

Group Settings............................................................... 5-16

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Changing Group Name ............................................ 5-16

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Group Ring Tone ..................................................... 5-16

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Mobile
Camera

Getting Started ................................................................. 6-2

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File Formats & Save Locations .................................. 6-2

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Mobile Camera Basics ...............................................6-3

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Camera Display Indicators .........................................6-4

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Viewfinder & Key Assignments .................................. 6-5

Still Images .......................................................................6-8

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Still Image Modes....................................................... 6-8

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Capturing Still Images ..............................................6-10

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Add to Phone Book ..............................................6-12

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Save As Thumb.................................................... 6-12

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Rotate Thumb ......................................................6-12

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Still Image Functions ................................................6-12

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Self Timer .................................................................6-13

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Adding Frames .........................................................6-14

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Burst Mode ...............................................................6-16

Video ...............................................................................6-18

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Video Mode .............................................................. 6-18

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Recording Video....................................................... 6-20

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Video Recording Operations ....................................6-22

Shooting Options ...........................................................6-23

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Toggle Preview ....................................................6-23

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Show/Hide Indicators ...........................................6-23

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Shutter Click......................................................... 6-23

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Mobile Light..........................................................6-24

Image Settings................................................................6-24

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Brightness ............................................................ 6-24

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Image Size ........................................................... 6-25

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Image Quality .......................................................6-25

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Shoot by Scene....................................................6-25

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Mic Settings..........................................................6-25

Additional Settings ........................................................6-26

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Select Mode ......................................................... 6-26

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Save to .................................................................6-26

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Auto Save.............................................................6-26

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Auto Reset ...........................................................6-27

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Key Ops Guide.....................................................6-27

Opening Images & Playing Video ................................. 6-27

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Opening Still Images ................................................ 6-27

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Playing Video ...........................................................6-29

Memory Status ...............................................................6-30

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Display

Editing Video.................................................................. 6-30

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Clipping Video.......................................................... 6-31

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Saving Images from Video....................................... 6-32

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Clipping Portions between Two Points .................... 6-32

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Cropping Video Clips ............................................... 6-33

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Editing Telops .......................................................... 6-33

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Text Effects.......................................................... 6-35

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Telop Scroll.......................................................... 6-35

Sending Images & Video............................................... 6-36

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Sha-mail Mode Images ............................................ 6-36

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Camera Mode Images ............................................. 6-38

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Video Clips............................................................... 6-38

Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) ............................... 6-39

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Selecting Images & Prints........................................ 6-39

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Print Settings............................................................ 6-40

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Number of Copies................................................ 6-40

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Add Date.............................................................. 6-40

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Index Print............................................................ 6-40

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Check Settings..................................................... 6-40

Postcard & Calendar ..................................................... 6-41

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Postcard................................................................... 6-41

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Calendar .................................................................. 6-42

Wallpaper.......................................................................... 7-2

Clock & Calendar ............................................................. 7-3

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Clock Display ............................................................. 7-3

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Calendar .................................................................... 7-4

Display Images................................................................. 7-5

Index Menu Display ......................................................... 7-6

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Preset Patterns .......................................................... 7-6

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Original Patterns ........................................................ 7-6

Fonts ................................................................................. 7-7

Custom Screens .............................................................. 7-8

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Basics ........................................................................ 7-8

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Downloading Custom Screens (Requires Japanese) 7-9

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Purchasing Custom Screen Keys .............................. 7-9

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Custom Screen Setup.............................................. 7-10

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Delete .................................................................. 7-11

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Open Link ............................................................ 7-11

Display Patterns............................................................. 7-11

Light Settings................................................................. 7-12

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Brightness............................................................ 7-13

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In-Car Backlight ................................................... 7-13

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Display

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Sounds &

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Related
Functions

Music Player

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Sub Display Settings ..................................................... 7-13

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Sub Display On/Off ..............................................7-13

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Backlight Settings................................................. 7-13

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Adjust Contrast..................................................... 7-14

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Recipient Display .................................................7-14

Other Display Settings...................................................7-14

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Language ............................................................. 7-14

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Power On Message..............................................7-14

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Viewer Display .....................................................7-15

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Dialing Display .....................................................7-15

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Standby Animation ............................................... 7-15

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Screen Animation.................................................7-16

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Vodafone live! Animation .....................................7-16

Call Functions .................................................................. 8-2

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Ring Tone Level .........................................................8-2

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Ring Tone................................................................... 8-3

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Handset Vibration.......................................................8-4

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Mobile/Small Light ......................................................8-5

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Ring Time ...................................................................8-5

Sound Effects ...................................................................8-6

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Sounds .......................................................................8-6

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Basic Sound Settings .................................................8-7

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Sound Volume/ Set LED to Sound......................... 8-7

Original Voice ...................................................................8-8

Original Ring Tone ...........................................................8-9

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Basics......................................................................... 8-9

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Creating an Original Ring Tone................................8-13

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Editing an Original Ring Tone .................................. 8-15

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Deleting an Original Ring Tone ................................8-17

Instrument Effects..........................................................8-17

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Basics....................................................................... 8-17

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Creating Instrument Effects......................................8-21

Other Sound Related Functions ...................................8-22

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Speaker Phone/Speaker ...................................... 8-22

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Tone Octave.........................................................8-22

Music Player Basics......................................................... 9-2

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Basic Functions ..........................................................9-2

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Music Key & Music Player..........................................9-3

Recording Music .............................................................. 9-4

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Basic Functions ..........................................................9-4

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Connecting to Audio Sources.....................................9-6

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Recording ...................................................................9-8

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Voice
Recorder

Memory
Card

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Recording Settings..................................................... 9-9

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Monitor Level ......................................................... 9-9

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Synchro Recording ................................................ 9-9

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Bit Rate ................................................................ 9-10

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Track Break Level................................................ 9-10

Playing Music................................................................. 9-10

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Basic Functions........................................................ 9-10

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Playback .................................................................. 9-12

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Playback Settings .................................................... 9-14

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Play Setting.......................................................... 9-14

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Sound Effect ........................................................ 9-14

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Train (Volume Control) ........................................ 9-14

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Incoming Settings ................................................ 9-15

Music Files ..................................................................... 9-15

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Play List ................................................................... 9-15

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Managing Music Files .............................................. 9-15

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Property ............................................................... 9-15

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Rename Play List Items ....................................... 9-16

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Move .................................................................... 9-16

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Erase ................................................................... 9-16

Recording Voice ............................................................ 10-2

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Basic Functions........................................................ 10-2

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Recording................................................................. 10-3

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Recording Settings................................................... 10-4

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Mic Level.............................................................. 10-4

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Recording Mode .................................................. 10-4

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Delete .................................................................. 10-4

Playback ......................................................................... 10-5

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Basic Functions........................................................ 10-5

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Playback .................................................................. 10-5

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Playback Settings .................................................... 10-7

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Play Setting.......................................................... 10-7

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Train (Volume Control) ........................................ 10-7

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Split Data ............................................................. 10-7

Voice Ring Tone............................................................. 10-8

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Editing Voice Files ................................................... 10-8

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Using as Ring Tone ................................................. 10-8

Before Use...................................................................... 11-2

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Precautions .............................................................. 11-2

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Inserting & Removing Memory Card........................ 11-3

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Memory Card Adapter.............................................. 11-4

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File Organization...................................................... 11-5

Using Memory Card....................................................... 11-6

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Format Card............................................................. 11-6

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Opening Memory Card Files .................................... 11-6

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Memory

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Card

Managing

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Files (Data
Folder)

Transferring Files........................................................... 11-8

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Copy or Move ...........................................................11-9

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Transfer All .............................................................11-10

Additional Functions ...................................................11-12

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Local Contents ...................................................11-12

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Synchronize .......................................................11-12

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Autorun............................................................... 11-12

File Organization ............................................................12-2

Data Folder ..................................................................... 12-3

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Contents ...................................................................12-3

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Window Description..................................................12-4

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Icons......................................................................... 12-5

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Opening Files ........................................................... 12-6

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Display Settings........................................................ 12-8

Opening Files ................................................................. 12-8

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Handset Data Folder ................................................12-8

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Sending Files via Super Mail....................................12-9

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Properties ...............................................................12-10

Animation File .............................................................. 12-11

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Simple Animation ...................................................12-11

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Converting Animation Format.................................12-13

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Creating E-Animation .............................................12-14

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Opening Animation Files ........................................12-19

Using Images & Animation.......................................... 12-20

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Changing Display Size ...........................................12-20

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Setting Image & Animation as Wallpaper...............12-20

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Setting Image & Animation as Display Images ......12-20

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Saving Burst Shot Images...................................... 12-21

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Slide Show .............................................................12-21

Editing Images..............................................................12-22

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Changing Image Size ............................................. 12-22

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Entering Text ..........................................................12-24

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Adding Stamps .......................................................12-24

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Visual Effects.......................................................... 12-25

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Face Arrange.......................................................... 12-26

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Additional Picture Effects ....................................... 12-28

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Frames ...............................................................12-28

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Rotate.................................................................12-28

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File Format & Size.............................................. 12-28

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Moving Photo Frame..........................................12-29

Combining Images .......................................................12-29

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Split Screen ............................................................12-30

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Panorama Images ..................................................12-31

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Combining Split Mail Images ..................................12-33

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Infrared

Handset
Security

Melody Files ................................................................. 12-33

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Playback Volume ................................................... 12-33

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Using for Incoming Tone/Sound Effects ................ 12-34

Chaku-Uta..................................................................... 12-34

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Playback ................................................................ 12-34

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Playback Settings .................................................. 12-35

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Play Setting........................................................ 12-35

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Using as Ring Tone ............................................... 12-35

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Incoming Tone ................................................... 12-35

vFiles............................................................................. 12-36

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Basics .................................................................... 12-36

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File Organization.................................................... 12-36

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Creating vFiles ....................................................... 12-38

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Importing vFiles...................................................... 12-39

SVG Files ...................................................................... 12-39

E-Books ........................................................................ 12-40

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Reading Content .................................................... 12-40

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Using E-Book Images ............................................ 12-43

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Save as Wallpaper............................................. 12-43

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Embedded Information ...................................... 12-43

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Using a Dictionary.................................................. 12-43

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Look Up Word.................................................... 12-43

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Property ............................................................. 12-43

Editing Files & Folders ................................................ 12-44

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Adding Folders....................................................... 12-44

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Changing File/Folder Name ................................... 12-44

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Deleting Files & Folders......................................... 12-45

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Protecting Folders.................................................. 12-45

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Copying/Moving Files............................................. 12-46

Getting Started............................................................... 13-2

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Available Files.......................................................... 13-2

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Precautions .............................................................. 13-3

IR Password ................................................................... 13-3

Transferring Files .......................................................... 13-4

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One File Transfer ..................................................... 13-4

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All File Transfer........................................................ 13-5

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Folders ..................................................................... 13-6

Changing Security Code ............................................... 14-2

Handset Locks ............................................................... 14-2

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Keypad Lock ............................................................ 14-2

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Auto Key Lock.......................................................... 14-3

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Phone Book Lock..................................................... 14-3

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Restrict Dial.............................................................. 14-3

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Handset
Security

Additional
Functions

Accept Call & Reject Call............................................... 14-4

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Saving Entries .......................................................... 14-4

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Accept Call ............................................................... 14-5

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Reject Call ................................................................14-5

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Rejecting Other Calls ...............................................14-5

Secret Mode.................................................................... 14-6

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Activating Secret Mode ............................................14-6

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Opening Secret Mode Entries ..................................14-6

Reset ............................................................................... 14-7

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Reset Defaults.......................................................... 14-7

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Reset All ...................................................................14-7

Handy Call Functions ....................................................15-2

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Signal Alert ...............................................................15-2

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Push Tones .............................................................. 15-2

Side Key Settings........................................................... 15-3

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For Incoming Calls ...................................................15-3

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Standby c .................................................................15-3

Message Recorder ......................................................... 15-4

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Activating.................................................................. 15-4

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Deactivate ................................................................ 15-5

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Playing Messages ....................................................15-5

Voice Memos .................................................................. 15-6

Alarm ............................................................................... 15-7

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Setting Alarm............................................................ 15-7

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Alarm Options...........................................................15-9

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Canceling & Reactivating Alarm .............................15-10

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Cancel ................................................................15-10

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Delete................................................................. 15-10

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Settings .............................................................. 15-10

Auto Power On/Off .......................................................15-11

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Auto Power On .......................................................15-11

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Auto Power Off .......................................................15-12

Schedule .......................................................................15-13

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Saving Entries ........................................................ 15-13

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Setting Alarm..........................................................15-16

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Alarm.................................................................. 15-16

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Schedule & Action Item Options.............................15-18

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Opening Entries...................................................... 15-19

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Editing Entries ........................................................ 15-20

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Deleting Entries ......................................................15-20

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Delete Item.........................................................15-20

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One Day Schedules ...........................................15-21

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Delete All............................................................ 15-21

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Other Schedule Settings ........................................ 15-21

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Auto Delete ........................................................ 15-21

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Set Color............................................................ 15-21

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View ................................................................... 15-21

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Even List ............................................................ 15-21

Motion Control Sensor & Settings ............................. 15-22

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MC Sensor ............................................................. 15-22

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Motion Control Settings.......................................... 15-22

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M-key Settings ................................................... 15-22

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b-Key Settings ................................................... 15-22

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Viewer Setting.................................................... 15-23

Compass....................................................................... 15-23

Shake Counter ............................................................. 15-24

Shake Sound ................................................................ 15-25

User Shortcuts ............................................................. 15-27

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Using Shortcuts...................................................... 15-27

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Assigning User Shortcuts....................................... 15-29

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Editing & Deleting Shortcuts .................................. 15-30

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Change Name.................................................... 15-30

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Delete ................................................................ 15-30

Stopwatch..................................................................... 15-30

Kitchen Timer............................................................... 15-31

Barcode ........................................................................ 15-32

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Scan & Capture...................................................... 15-33

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Scan during Text Entry ...................................... 15-35

C

Reading Saved Barcode Images ........................... 15-35

C

Opening Saved Scan Results ................................ 15-36

Create QR Codes ......................................................... 15-37

C

Creating from Create QR Code Menu ................... 15-37

●

Owner Profile ..................................................... 15-37

●

Phone Book ....................................................... 15-37

●

Mail .................................................................... 15-38

●

Text.................................................................... 15-38

●

Melodies & Images ............................................ 15-38

C

Creating from Saved Data ..................................... 15-39

Text Scanner ................................................................ 15-39

●

Scan during Text Entry ...................................... 15-41

Battery Saving.............................................................. 15-41

C

Power Saving......................................................... 15-41

C

Panel Saving.......................................................... 15-41

Calculator ..................................................................... 15-42

Spending Memo ........................................................... 15-43

●

Entry .................................................................. 15-43

●

Totals ................................................................. 15-43

●

Delete ................................................................ 15-43

●

New Item............................................................ 15-44

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15

16

Additional
Functions

Optional
Services

Pen Light.......................................................................15-44

●

Illuminate............................................................ 15-44

●

Pen Light Settings ..............................................15-44

Viewing Images on Other Devices..............................15-45

C

Connecting to Other Devices ................................. 15-45

C

Activating Video Out...............................................15-46

LCD Remote/Mic...........................................................15-47

C

Initiating Calls .........................................................15-47

C

Answering Calls...................................................... 15-47

C

Ringer Out ..............................................................15-48

Fax & PC Transmissions .............................................15-48

●

Fax Transmissions ............................................. 15-48

●

PC Transmissions .............................................. 15-48

Optional Services Overview..........................................16-2

Call Forwarding ..............................................................16-3

●

Set Fwd Number ..................................................16-3

●

Start Fwd.............................................................. 16-3

●

Cancel Secretary.................................................. 16-3

●

Check Secretary................................................... 16-3

Voice Mail........................................................................16-4

●

Voice Mail.............................................................16-4

●

Cancel Secretary.................................................. 16-4

●

Check Secretary................................................... 16-4

●

Play Voice Mail..................................................... 16-5

Ring Time........................................................................16-5

●

Ring Time............................................................. 16-5

Call Waiting.....................................................................16-6

●

Call Waiting On/Off ..............................................16-6

●

Confirm Service.................................................... 16-6

●

Incoming Calls......................................................16-6

3 Way Calling.................................................................. 16-7

●

Open Another Line ............................................... 16-7

●

Switch Line...........................................................16-7

●

Break Away (while Switching Lines) .................... 16-7

●

3 Way Calling .......................................................16-7

●

Break Away (from 2 Open Lines) .........................16-8

Safety Precautions

^

Read safety precautions before using handset.

^

Observe precautions to avoid injury to self or others, or damage to property.

^

Vodafone is not liable for any damages resulting from use of this product.

Before Using Handset

C

Symbols

Make sure you thoroughly understand these symbols before reading on.
Symbols and their meanings are described below:

!
!
!

C

Symbols

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

Great risk of death or serious injury from improper use

Risk of death or serious injury from improper use

Risk of injury or damage to property from improper use

$(%+* #) !

Prohibited Actions Compulsory Actions Attention Required

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xvi

Appendix

Function List...................................................................17-2

Troubleshooting............................................................. 17-6

Character Code List .......................................................17-9

Specifications............................................................... 17-13

Index..............................................................................17-15

Warranty & After-Sales Services ................................ 17-20

Customer Service......................................................... 17-21

xvii

DANGER

!

WARNING

!

Handset, Battery & Charger

Use only the specified battery,
Charger or Holder (see P.iii).

Using non-specified equipment may
cause malfunctions, electric shock or
fire due to battery leakage,
overheating or bursting.

#$

Battery

Prevent injury from battery
leakage, breakage or fire.
Do not:

^ Heat or dispose of battery in fire
^ Disassemble, modify or break

battery

^ Damage or solder battery
^ Use a damaged or deformed battery
^ Use non-specified charger (see P.iii)
^ Force battery into handset
^

Charge or place battery near fire, heat
sources or expose it to extreme heat

^ Use battery for other equipment

$#

Do not short-circuit Charger
terminals.

Keep metal objects away from
Charger terminals. Keep handset
away from necklaces, hairpins, etc.
Battery may leak, overheat, burst or
ignite causing injury. Use a case to
carry handset.

If battery fluid contacts eyes,
do not rub them. Rinse with
clean water and consult a
doctor immediately.

Eyes may be severely damaged.

Handset, Battery & Charger

Do not insert foreign objects
into handset.

Do not place metal or flammable
objects in handset, Charger or Holder.
This may cause fire or electric shock.
Keep handset out of the reach of
children.

Keep handset out of rain or
extreme humidity.

Fire or electric shock may occur.

Keep handset away from
liquid-filled containers.

Keep handset, Charger and Holder
away from chemicals/liquids.
Fire or electric shock may result.

Avoid sources of fire.

Prevent fire or explosion. Do not use
handset in the presence of gas or fine
particles (coal, dust, metal, etc.).

Do not use Mobile Light near
people's faces.

Eyesight may be temporarily affected
leading to accidents.

Keep handset, Charger or
Holder away from microwave
ovens.

Battery or handset may leak, burst,
overheat or ignite and cause
accidents.

$

%

$

$

$

$

Do not disassemble or modify
handset.

^ Do not open housing of handset,

Charger or Holder; may cause
electric shock or injury.
Contact Vodafone Customer Center,
Customer Assistance for repairs.

^ Do not modify handset, Charger or

Holder. Fire or electric shock may
result.

If water or foreign matter is
inside handset:

Discontinue handset use to prevent
fire or electric shock. Turn handset
power off, remove battery, unplug
Charger and contact Vodafone
Customer Center, Customer
Assistance.

Do not subject handset to
shocks.

Subjecting handset, Charger or Holder
to shocks may cause malfunction or
injury.
Should the handset break, remove the
battery and contact Vodafone
Customer Center, Customer
Assistance. Discontinue handset use.
Fire or electric shock may occur.

If an abnormality occurs:

Should there be unusual sound,
smoke or odor, discontinue handset
use to avoid fire or electric shock. Turn
handset power off, remove battery and
unplug Charger and contact Vodafone
Customer Center, Customer
Assistance.

(

)

$

)

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xix

WARNING

!

WARNING

!

Handset

Preventing accidents

^ For safety, never use handset while

driving. Pull over beforehand.
Mobile phone use while driving is
prohibited by the revised Road
Traffic Law
(effective November 1, 2004).

^ Do not use headphones while driving

or riding a bicycle.
Accidents may result.

^ Moderate volume outside, especially

at road/rail crossings to avoid
accidents.

Do not swing handset by
handstrap.

May result in injury or breakage.

Charger

Use only the specified voltage.

Non-specified voltages may cause fire
or electric shock.
^ Rapid Charger

100 VAC

^ In-Car Charger

12/24 VDC

Do not use In-Car Charger
inside vehicles with a positive
earth.

Fire may result.
Use In-Car Charger only inside
vehicles with a negative earth.

$

$

$

$

Keep Memory Card and
Memory Card Adapter out of
the reach of children.

If swallowed, consult a doctor
immediately.

Turn handset power off before
boarding aircraft.

Using wireless devices aboard aircraft
may cause electronic malfunctions or
endanger aircraft operation.

Adjusting vibration and Ring
Tone settings:

Users with a heart condition/
pacemaker/defibrillator should adjust
handset settings accordingly.

During thunderstorms, turn
power off; find cover.

There is a risk of lightning strike or
electric shock.

Charger Care

^ Do not touch blades with wet hands.

Electric shock may occur.

^ Do not use multiple cords in one

outlet. May generate excess heat or
fire.

^ Do not bend, twist, pull or set objects

on cord. Exposed wire may cause
fire or electric shock.

$

#

#

#

+
$

Charger

Do not short-circuit Charger
terminals.

Keep metal away from terminals.
May cause overheating, fire or electric
shock.

Do not use Desktop Holder
inside vehicles.

Extreme temperature or vibration may
cause fire or damage handset, etc.

Preventing accidents

Secure In-Car Charger to avoid injury
or accidents.

$

$

#

If Rapid/In-Car Charger cord is
damaged:

May cause fire or electric shock;
contact Vodafone Customer Center,
Customer Assistance to replace.

During thunderstorms:

Unplug Charger to avoid damage, fire
or electric shock.

Keep Charger & Desktop Holder
out of the reach of children.

Electric shock or injury may occur.

#

)

#

Handset Use & Electronic Medical Equipment

This section is based on "Guidelines on the Use of Radio Communications Equipment
such as Cellular Telephones and Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment"
(Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference, April 1997) and "Report of Investigation of
the Effects of Radio Waves on Medical Equipment, etc." (Association of Radio
Industries and Businesses, March 2001).

People with implanted
pacemakers/defibrillators
should keep handset more than
22 cm away.

Implanted pacemakers or defibrillators
may malfunction due to radio waves.

Turn handset power off in
crowded places such as trains.
People with implanted
pacemakers/defibrillators may
be near.

Implanted pacemakers or defibrillators
may malfunction due to radio waves.

#

#

Observe these rules when
visiting medical facilities:

^ Do not take handset into operating

rooms or Intensive or Coronary Care
Units.

^ Keep handset off in hospitals.
^ Keep handset off in hospital lobbies.

Electronic equipment may be near.

^ Obey rules regarding mobile phone

use in medical facilities.

Consult manufacturer for radio
wave effects on electronic
medical equipment.

#

#

xx

xxi

WARNING

!

CAUTION

!

Battery

^ If battery does not charge properly,

stop charging. Battery may overheat,
burst or ignite.

^ If there is leakage or abnormal odor,

avoid fire sources.
It may catch fire or burst.

##

CAUTION

!

Handset, Battery & Charger

Handset care

^ Place handset on stable surfaces to

avoid malfunction or injury.

^ Keep handset away from oily smoke

or steam. Fire or accidents may
result.

^ Cold air from air conditioners may

condense, resulting in leakage or
burnout.

^ Keep handset away from direct

sunlight (inside vehicles, etc.) or
heat sources.
Distortion, discoloration or fire may
occur. Battery shape may be
affected.

^ Keep handset out of extremely cold

places to avoid malfunction or
accidents.

^ Keep handset away from fire

sources to avoid malfunction or
accidents.

!!

If there is abnormal odor, excessive
heat, discoloration or distortion,
remove battery from handset.
It may leak, overheat or explode.

Usage environment

^ Excessive dust may prevent heat

release and cause burnout or fire.

^ Avoid using handset on the beach.

Sand may cause malfunction or
accidents.

^ Keep handset away from credit

cards, phone cards, etc. to avoid
data loss.

Handset

Avoid leaving handset in extreme
heat (inside vehicles, etc.).

Handset may heat up and lead to
burns.

Headphones & Video Cable

^ Do not unplug by pulling the cord.

May cause damage to the cord.

^ Keep plug clean to avoid noise and

malfunction.

Should skin irritation occur, discontinue handset use and consult a doctor.

See below for handset materials. Some materials may cause skin irritation, rashes, or
itchiness depending on your physical condition.

Parts Materials & Finishing

Housing (Display side)

Housing (Display back side) ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting (sealer: acrylic painting)

Housing (Display bottom side) ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting (sealer: acrylic painting)

Display window, lens cover Acrylic resin

Back ornament (camera/Sub Display)

Screw cover (above Display) ABS resin/Painted

Screw cover (below Display) ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting

Housing (Keypad/battery side), Battery cover

Side Keys, Multi Selector, Vodafone live!
Key, Mail Key, Power On/Off Key, Start Key,
Keypad, Clear Key, Schedule/Memo Key,
Text Key

Function Key ABS resin/Chrome plating

Housing ornament ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting

Housing ornament (sides) ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting (sealer: acrylic painting)

Memory Card slot cover ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting (sealer: acrylic painting)

Headphone Connector cover, External
Device Connector cover

Screw cover (above Keypad, hinge) Urethane resin

Battery PC resin

Charger Terminal Nylon 6T/Brass, Au plating (sealer: nickel, copper)

Screw (Display side, Keypad side) SWCH12A/Ni plating

Face panel Acrylic resin/in-mold decorating

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!

Magnesium alloy/Acrylic baking finish
(sealer: epoxy baking finish)

ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting
(sealer: aluminum deposition, acrylic painting)

ABS resin/Acrylic UV curing painting (sealer: acrylic painting)

PC resin/Acrylic UV curing painting

Elastomeric resin

Volume settings:

Keep handset volume moderate.
Excessive volume may cause damage
to your hearing.

Inside vehicles:

Handset use may cause electronic
equipment to malfunction.

!

!

#

xxii

xxiii

CAUTION

!

CAUTION

!

Charger

Charger & In-Car Charger

^ Grasp plug (not cord) to disconnect

Charger. May cause fire/electric
shock.

^ Keep cord away from heaters.

Exposed wire may cause fire or
electric shock.

^ Stop use if plug is hot or improperly

connected.
May cause fire/electric shock.

^ Keep In-Car Charger socket clean.

May overheat and cause injury.

Do not touch Desktop Holder
while in use.

May cause burns.

Use only the specified fuse.

1 A fuse for In-Car Charger.
Or may cause breakage/fire.

Always charge handset in a
well-ventilated area.

Avoid covering/wrapping Charger/
Desktop Holder.
May cause damage/fire.

$

#

$

$

$

Do not use In-Car Charger
when engine is off.

Start engine before use. Or car battery
may be weakened.

Long periods of disuse

Be sure to unplug Rapid/In-Car
Charger after use.

Handset maintenance

When cleaning, disconnect Rapid/
In-Car Charger to prevent shock/
injury.

Installing In-Car Charger

Properly position the cable for safe
driving to avoid injury or accidents.

$

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!

Battery

Do not throw or abuse battery.
Battery may overheat, burst or ignite.

Do not leave battery in direct sunlight
or inside vehicles.
Overheating/fire may occur; may
reduce performance.

Do not expose battery to liquids.
Performance may deteriorate.

If battery fluid contacts skin or clothes,
rinse with clean water immediately.

Do not dispose of exhausted batteries
with ordinary refuse. Tape over battery
terminals before disposal, or bring
them to a Vodafone shop.
Follow local regulations regarding
battery disposal.

Keep battery out of the reach of
children.

$
$

*
#
$

#

^ Charge battery within a range of

5]C - 35]C; outside this range,
battery may leak/overheat and
performance may deteriorate.

^ If your child is using handset, explain

all instructions and supervise usage.

^ If there is abnormal odor or

excessive heat, stop using battery
and call Vodafone Customer Center,
Customer Assistance.

^ Do not leave battery uncharged.

Charge at least once every 6
months.

!

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xxv

General Notes

General Use

^

Vodafone is not liable for any damages resulting from accidental loss/alteration of
handset or Memory Card data. Please keep separate records of Phone Book entries, etc.

^

Handset transmissions may be disrupted inside buildings, tunnels or underground, or
when moving into/out of such places.

^

Use handset without disturbing others.

^

Handsets are radios as stipulated by the Radio Law. Under the Radio Law, handsets
must be submitted for inspection upon request.

^

Handset use near landlines, TVs or radios may cause interference.

Beware of eavesdropping.

^

Because this service is completely digital, the possibility of signal interception is greatly
reduced. However, some transmissions may be overheard.

Eavesdropping

Deliberate/accidental interception of communications constitutes eavesdropping.

Inside Vehicles

^

Never use handset while driving.

^

Do not park illegally to use handset.

^

Handset use may affect a vehicle's electronic equipment.

Aboard Aircraft

Never use handset aboard aircraft (keep power off).
Handset use may impair aircraft operation.

Handset Care

^

If handset is left with no battery or an exhausted one, data may be altered/lost. Vodafone
is not liable for any resulting damages.

^

Use handset between 5]C - 35]C and 35% - 85% humidity.
Avoid extreme temperatures/direct sunlight.

^

Exposing lens to direct sunlight may damage color filter and affect image color.

^

Do not drop or subject handset to shocks.

^

Clean handset with dry, soft cloth. Using alcohol, thinner, etc. may damage it.

^

Do not expose handset to rain, snow or high humidity.

^

Never disassemble or modify handset.

^

Avoid scratching handset Display.

^

When closing handset, keep straps, etc. outside to avoid damaging the Display.

^

When using headphones, moderate volume to avoid sound bleed.

Handset is not water-proof.

^

Avoid exposure to liquids and high humidity.

B Keep handset away from precipitation.
B Cold air from air conditioning, etc. may condense causing corrosion.
B Avoid dropping handset in damp places (restrooms, bath/shower rooms, etc.).
B On the beach, keep handset away from water and direct sunlight.
B Perspiration may seep inside handset causing malfunction.

Heavy objects or excessive pressure should be avoided.

^

May cause malfunction or injury.

B Do not sit down with handset in a back pocket.
B Do not place heavy objects on handset in a bag.

^

Connect only specified products to Headphone Connector. Non-specified devices may
malfunction or cause damage.

^

Always turn off handset before removing battery.
If battery is removed while saving data or sending mail, data may be lost, changed, or
destroyed.

^

Handset incorporates a magnetic sensor to detect its position. Handset may not operate
properly near other magnetic objects.

Copyrights

Copyright laws protect sounds, images, computer programs, databases, other
materials and copyright holders. Duplicated material is limited to private use only. Use
of materials beyond this limit or without permission of copyright holders may constitute
copyright infringement, and be subject to criminal punishment. Comply with copyright
laws when using images captured with handset camera.

xxvi

xxvii

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

V501SH meets the government's requirements for exposure to radio waves.

^

These requirements are based on scientific basis to assure that radio waves emitted from
mobile phones and other handheld wireless devices do not affect human health. They
require that the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), which is the unit of measurement for the
amount of radiofrequency absorbed by the body, shall not exceed 2 W/kg
includes a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons,
regardless of age or health, and meets the international standard set by International
Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) in cooperation with World
Health Organization (WHO).

^

The highest SAR value for V501SH is 0.27 W/kg. Tests for SAR are conducted with
handset transmitting at its highest certified power level, and follow the testing methods set
by the government. While there may be differences between the SAR levels for various
handsets, they all meet the governmental requirements for safe exposure. The actual
SAR level of the handset while operating can be well below the highest value. This is
because the handset is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the
power required to reach the Network.

^

Additional information on SAR can be obtained on the following Websites:

B Ministry of Public Management

http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/j/ele/index.htm

B Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB)

http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html

*Requirements are stipulated in Radio Law (Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment, Article 14-2).

*

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xxviii

Getting Started

1-1

Function & Feature Preview

Memory Card is required for items with gray background.

1

Getting Started

Rotating Display

Change Display position for
Camera use
Portrait, Viewer

P.1-11

Manner Mode

Press a single key to mute
ringer and activate Message
Recorder automatically.

P.3-3

DPOF Printing

Specify images/print-count to
print Camera images on DPOF­compatible devices.

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DCIM
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P.6-39

Postcard Maker

Add text or calendar mask to
still images to create original
Postcards or Calendars.

Standard, Self

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& more.

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Motion Control

MC Sensor detects handset
movement for MC Shortcut,
Shake Sound, Compass, etc.

P.1-14

Phone Book

Save up to 500 entries (with
up to three phone numbers
and mail addresses each).

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P.5-3

Display Settings

Change Wallpaper, Display
Images, Fonts, et cetera to
customize handset UI.

JE

P

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4FontSettings
5LetterPad

P.7-2, P.7-5, 7-11

Music Player

Download a Music Key (for a
one-time fee) to record/play
music to/from Memory Cards.

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Memory Card

Texture Panel

Change handset look and
feel with interchangeable
panels (14 styles available).

P.1-15

Camera

Capture still and video
images with built-in

1.3-megapixel camera.

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N

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P.6-2

Custom Screen

Load uni-themed Wallpaper,
Indicators, Ring Tones, and
more, all at the same time.

N

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P.7-8

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Save files to Memory Card to
expand handset memory or
back-up your handset files.

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N

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P.11-2

Electronic Books

Purchase and download XMDF
E-Books via "Space Town"
to Memory Card.

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P.12-40

Barcodes

Scan UPC and QR Codes or
create QR Codes from Phone
Book entries, etc. Enter URL
directly via a QR Code scan.

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P.15-32, P.15-37

Data Folder

Access handset image and
sound files from here; files
are organized by file type.

JG

P

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Camera

Camera Images Melodies

N

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P.12-3

Infrared

Align handset IR port and
a compatible device port
for wireless file transfers.

P.13-2

Video Out

View handset camera
still or video images, or
a real-time Display image
feed on external monitor.

P.15-45

Chaku-Uta

Download Chaku-Uta# (MP4)
audio files and use them for
Ring Tones/Alarm Tones.

P.12-34

Schedule

Enter daily, weekly and
monthly events; set up
Alarms, etc. for events.

JG

P

P.15-13

Vodafone live!

Exchange mail, access the
Mobile Internet, download
V-Applications via Web, and
retrieve timely area-specific
information via Station.

Vodafone live! Manual

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1

Getting Started

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Optional Services

Voice Recorder

Record Voice Memos, etc.
using handset microphone
and save in Voice Folder.

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Call Forwarding

Automatically direct
incoming calls to a
specified number.

Voice Mail

Manually redirect or
automatically direct
incoming calls to VM.

Call Waiting

Reduce missed calls!
Answer incoming call
while line is engaged.

3 Way Calling

Switch between two
lines or talk on both
simultaneously.

P.6-41

1-2

P.9-2

P.10-2

P.16-3

P.16-4

P.16-6

P.16-7

1-3

Handset Parts & Functions

1

Handset

Getting Started

1
2
3

4

1

2

3

4

5

6

7
8

Display
Speaker
Vodafone live! & Mobile Camera Key

^

Open Web menu or execute left Soft
Key functions.

^

Press for 1+ seconds to activate mobile
camera.

Start Key

Initiate or answer calls.

9

A

B
C

D
E

a
b
c

d
e

F

G

Clear Key

5

Delete entries or return to previous
window.

Schedule/Memo & A/a Key

6

Save/check Schedule or record/play
Voice Memos. In text entry windows,
toggle upper/lower case roman letters or
standard/small hiragana/katakana.
Change image display sizes.

Keypad

7

Key

8 U

While an image or message appears,
press to open previous one. In
alphanumeric entry, open web/mail
address prefixes & suffixes, and in kanji
(hiragana) entry, toggle Symbol/
Pictograph Lists.

Earpiece

9

Multi Selector

A

Select menu items, move cursor, scroll,
etc. or use for the following:

Redial & Notepad Memory Key

a

Select dialed numbers or return to the
previous window. Press for 1+
seconds to open Notepad Memory.

Shortcut Key

b

In Standby, open Shortcuts menu.
Press for 1+ seconds to open V-Appli
Library (default).

Phone Book Key

c

Open entries to make calls, send
messages or open selected menu
items. Press for 1+ seconds to save
new entries.

Function & Key Guard Key

d

Access Functions Menu. Press for 1+
seconds to toggle Key Guard.

Call History Key

e

Open received call records. Press for
1+ seconds to adjust Earpiece
Volume.

Microphone (in Viewer position)

B

Mail Key

C

Open Mail menu or execute right Soft
Key functions. Press for 1+ seconds to
enlarge font.

Power On/Off & End Key

D

End calls, place callers on hold or cancel
operations. Press for 2+ seconds to turn
handset power on/off.

Text & Manner Key (E)

E

Toggle between entry modes or create
Phone Book entries. Press for 1+
seconds to activate/cancel Manner
Mode.

# Key

F

When handset is open and mobile
camera is active, toggle Mobile Light on/
off. While an image or message
appears, press to open next one. In text
entry windows, toggle Symbol/
Pictograph Lists.

Microphone (clamshell open)

G

1

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+

1-4

These descriptions (
camera and other specific key assignments, refer to the descriptions for each function.

P.1-4

-

) are illustrative of general handset usage. For mobile

1-7

1-5

1

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H

I

J

K

N

O

P
Q

S

T
U

V

W
X

Y
Z a

Z b

Shutter Key

Q

In Viewer position, press to open
selected menu items or execute
functions. In Standby, press for 1+
seconds to activate mobile camera.

Zoom/Select Key

R

Select menu items, move cursor, etc.

a

Move cursor up

b

Move cursor down

C Key

S

In Viewer position, press to open Mail
menu, cancel current operation/return
to previous window; when camera is
active, press for 1+ seconds to cancel.

Camera (lens cover)

T

Capture still and video images.

Portrait/Macro Selector

U

Mobile Light

V

Flashes for incoming calls/mail. Serves
as a strobe or Pen Light.

Sub Display

W

Texture Panel

X

Battery Cover

Y

Internal Antenna Locations

Z

a

In Viewer position, handset transmits
and receives signals from antenna
located here.

b

Otherwise (open or closed), handset
transmits and receives signals from
antenna located here.

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Strap Eyelet

H

Attach straps as shown.

Memory Card Slot

I

Insert Memory Card here.

Video Out/Headphone/Optical Digital/

J

Line In Connector

Connect Video Cable, LCD Remote/Mic, etc.

Small Light

K

Illuminates red while charging. Set to
flash for incoming calls.

Charger Terminal

L

External Device Connector

M

Connect Charger here.

1-6

ML

R

Infrared Port

N

Use for infrared data transmissions.

Battery Cover Latch

O

Multi Key

P

Use for Motion Control. Double-press to
activate Pen Light.

a
b

,

Do not cover or place stickers, etc. over the area containing Internal Antenna.

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1

Display Indicators

Getting Started

1 J

2 i
3 j

4 G

5 K

EjFKmwdmkG

J

kDc9HBjl

helfhz bhdM

Battery Strength

Pen Light

g

J

and g flash when Pen Light is in

use.

Manner Mode Active
Information

Appears when there is an item in
Information Menu.

Off-Line Mode

w

Speaker Phone Active
Speaker Active

F

(gray) Station Menu Manual Update

H

Active V-Application
Paused V-Application

J

N

b

1

23456789AB C

EjFKmwdmkG

J

kDc

DE GF

IHJKLMNO

N

b

@ h Q



9HBjl 

helfhz bhdM

PQ RST U V W

Line Active

6 m

Mail Server or Service Center
transmission is in progress

Video Out Active

w

Handset is connected to other devices
via Video Cable.

Music Player Active

7 w

Voice Recorder Active

z

Memory Card Status

8 d

User Shortcut

9 m

A shortcut can be created for the window.

SSL

X

SSL encrypted Web information.

Secret Mode Active

A k

Flashes when a Secret Mode entry is
open.

Signal Strength

B N

N

: StrongO: ModerateP: LowQ: Weak

s

: Out-of-Range

Infrared Transmission

N

, S, N, R Scroll

C G

The menu, information, etc. can be
scrolled.

Voice Mail

D k

New Voice Mail

Mail

E D

Unread mail except Super Mail

Super Mail

F k

Unread Super Mail

Handset, c Memory Card

G b

Accessing handset or Memory Card

Entry Mode

H

Current character entry mode

Original, g Enlarged

I h

Mail, Web or Data Folder image display
size

Web

J 9

Unread Web information

(red) Station

K H

Unread Station information

Delivery Report

L I

New Delivery Report

Message Recorder Active

M j

Message

N l

Message Recorder messages

MC Shortcut Active

O Q

,
+

Display is a precision device. However, some pixels may appear brighter or darker.

^ Although Vibration and Ring Tone Level for incoming calls and Vodafone live!

functions are set separately, f, g and h are Incoming Call indicators.

^ When Wallpaper (see P.7-2) is set, cancel Standby Indicators (see P.7-11) to hide

indicators.

/i Schedule

P h

Schedule alarm On

Alarm Set

Q e

Keypad Lock Active

R l

Vibration Active

S f

Silent

T h

Ringer is Silent.

Rising Tone

g

Ringer is set to Rising Tone.

Auto Reply Set

U z
V bhd

W M

Weather Indicators

Current forecast (A separate
subscription is required.)

Key Guard Active

h

/Off

i

1

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1-9

Display Positions & Key Ops

1

Sub Display Indicators

Getting Started

Sub Display & Display indicators represent the same functions (see P.1-8 - 1-9).

w Un P

1 2 3 4

Battery Strength

1 w

w

always appears in Standby. i, u,

x

, d, e or j appears with messages
for Alarm, incoming calls, information,
etc.

Pen Light

k

w

and k flash when Pen Light is in
use.

Signal Strength

2 U

When handset is closed (clamshell closed), press h for 1+ seconds or press r to

+

illuminate Sub Display Backlight. Backlight stays off if Sub Display Backlight Settings
(see P.7-13) is set to Off.

Information

3 n

Appears when there is an item in
Information Menu.

^

When n appears, press h for 1+
seconds to see specific indicators.

uideux

Off-Line Mode

Z

Auto Reply Set

n

Time/Music Player or Voice Recorder

4

Status

Current time and corresponding
indicator flash when Stopwatch,
Kitchen Timer, Music Player or Voice
Recorder is running.

V501SH features a rotating Display. Select from four positions. In this manual, most
operations are described with handset open (clamshell open). However, mobile
camera operations (see P.6-2) are mainly described with Display in Viewer position.

Rotating Display

Hold handset with both hands when changing Display position.

1

Clamshell Closed

Handset is closed with Display facing inward.

^

Keep handset in this position when not in use.

Place or answer calls with handset open

+

(clamshell open) or in Viewer position.

2

Open handset

3

Clamshell Open

Handset is open with Display facing inward.

^

Place or answer calls, or enter text.

1

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1-11

1

4

Getting Started

5

6

Rotate Display 180
degrees clockwise

Close handset

Self Portrait Position

Handset is open with Display facing outward.

^

Capture self portraits in this position.

^ Place or answer calls with handset open

,

(clamshell open) or in Viewer position.

^ Do not rotate Display counterclockwise

when changing to Self Portrait position.

Viewer Position

Handset is closed with Display facing outward.

^

Take landscape photos in this position.

^

Perform basic operations using h, c, M, L or

r

instead of keys used with handset open

(clamshell open).

Side Key Assignments (Viewer)

When handset is in Viewer position, use h, c, M, L or r to operate handset.

In Standby

Long Press Activate mobile camera

h

Press Open Index Menu

c Press Open Mail menu

Long Press Open V-Appli Library

1

M

Press List User Shortcuts

Long Press Adjust Earpiece volume

1

L

Press Open Call History

r Press List User Shortcuts

1

Key arrow directions appear reversed when handset is held Side Keys down.

2

Not available when Calendar (see P.7-4) appears in Standby.

2

2

2

2

r

During Operations

Use Side Keys to execute corresponding keypad functions indicated below (except
during calls, incoming calls, or while mobile camera or V-Application is active).

Viewer Position Clamshell Open

Long Press e

h

Press b
Long Press d

c

Press i

1

Press C or A

M

1

Press D or B

L

1

Key arrow directions appear reversed when handset is held Side Keys down.

2

Depends on Display content.

2

2

LMh

Getting Started

c

1

7

1-12

,

Do not carry handset with Display in Viewer
position. Display may be damaged.

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Texture Panel

1

Motion Control

Getting Started

Built-in sensor detects handset movement for the following functions.

MC Cursor Tilt handset to move cursor and proceed See P.1-33

MC Shortcut Shake handset to activate functions in User Shortcut See P.15-28

Shake Counter Count the number of times handset is shaken See P.15-24

Shake Sound Shake handset to produce sound effects See P.15-25

Compass Find magnetic north to calculate direction See P.15-23

Viewer Display In Viewer Position, change screen orientation automatically See P.7-15

In this manual, the above functions are collectively referred to as "Motion Control."

Precautions

C

Adjust MC Sensor (see P.15-22) before using Motion Control for the first time.

C

When shaking or moving handset:

^

Do not shake handset roughly. Handset may slip, resulting in injury or damage.

^

Do not drop or subject handset to shocks.

C

Motion Control may not work correctly when:

^

Aboard trains or in vehicles

^

In steel-framed buildings

^

Near magnetized objects

C

Motion Control may not work correctly after handset is placed near magnetized
objects (see below for examples). In this case, adjust MC Sensor (see P.15-22).

^

Magnets (for whiteboards, furniture, bags, etc.)

^

Audio speakers, magnetic necklaces, etc.

^

Near metal objects such as desks and shelves

^

Near or inside elevators

Change handset's tactile sensation by replacing the panel (Sub Display side).

^

Two Texture Panels are included in the package.

^

Additional Texture Panels may be purchased separately. Choose from various panels
with different sensation and texture such as metal, leather, stone, etc.

Replacing Texture Panel

Be careful not to remove battery when replacing Texture Panel with handset
power on.

Slide Portrait/Macro Selector

1

to Portrait

Pull out Battery Cover Latch

2

as shown in

e

, then slide

cover as indicated in

f

Lift and remove cover as

3

shown

Slide out Texture Panel

4

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1-14

e

f

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Battery & Charger

5

1

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6

Insert another Texture Panel

^ Position and slide the panel as

shown until it stops.

With Portrait/Macro Selector
set to Portrait, close cover

^ Position and slide the cover as

shown until it stops.

^ Make sure these tabs are fitted into

slots.

Push in Battery Cover Latch

7

until it clicks

Getting Started

Charge a new battery before use or after a period of disuse.

^

Battery Life

^

Use specified Charger only. Other
chargers may damage handset, or
cause battery to deteriorate, overheat
or ignite.

^

Do not use or store battery at extreme
temperatures. May shorten battery life.
*Ideal working temperature is between

]

C - 35]C.

5

^

Replace battery if operating time is
noticeably shorter than normal.

Charging

^

Do not use Charger for other purposes.

^

Battery may short-circuit, overheat or
burst from contact with metal objects.

^

Small Light illuminates red while charging.
(It may take a while for the light to
illuminate when handset power is off.)

^ Battery must be inserted to charge handset.

+

^ Handset will charge with power on. J flashes and stays on when complete.
^ Handset will charge while open.

Charging takes approximately 115
minutes (with handset power off).

B Charging time may vary by ambient

temperature.

^

Charger and battery may become warm
during charging.

^

Move Charger away from home TVs or
radios if interference occurs.

Precautions

^

Use a dry cotton swab to clean handset,
battery and Charger terminals.

^

Avoid:

B Extreme temperatures
B Humidity, dust and vibration
B Direct sunlight

^

Do not leave battery uncharged. Charge
at least once every 6 months.

^

Use a case when carrying battery
separately.

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,

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^

Never use handset without Texture Panel. Damage may result from accumulated dust.

^ Texture Panel may become loose after repeated replacements.

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Estimated Hours of Use

(fully charged battery)

Continuous Call Time 130 minutes

Continuous Standby Time 450 hours

Continuous Operating Time 230 minutes

Continuous Playback Time 7.5 hours

*Above values are calculated with Backlight

Brightness set to Level 4 (default).

^

Continuous Call Time is an average
measured with a new, fully charged
battery, with both Power Saving and Panel
Saving off, with stable signals.

^

Continuous Standby Time is an average
measured with a new, fully charged
battery, with handset closed (clamshell
closed) without calls or operations, in
Standby with stable signals. Standby Time
may be less than half this value if handset
is out-of-range or signal is weak. Standby
Time may vary by environment (battery
status, temperature, etc.).

^

Continuous Operating Time is measured
while handset is operated without calls.

^

Continuous Playback Time is measured
while music is played in Off-Line Mode.

^

The above values (Battery Time) are
nominal values, measured under stable
signal conditions.

Battery Time

Battery Time may shorten when
handset is used in poor conditions:

^

Poor Usage Conditions

B Extreme temperatures (use within a range

of 5]C - 35]C)

B Dirty handset, battery or Charger terminals

(charging may be hampered)

B Weak signals or out-of-range

^

Operation

B V-Application is active
B Station service is in use
B Repeated mobile camera use or barcode

scanning

B Frequent use of Mobile Light
B Playing video images
B Frequent use of Pen Light
B Continuous Keypad use (Backlight stays

on for long periods)

B Use of Music Player/Voice Recorder
B Frequent infrared transfers
B Frequent opening/closing of handset
B Frequent use of Motion Control

^

Setting

B Backlight/Keypad Light time is set longer
B Wallpaper is animated
B Screen Animation is used
B Panel Saving is Off
B Backlight is set brighter

Extend Battery Time When Battery Runs Out

Adjust the following settings:

^

Backlight (see P.7-12)

^

Sub Display Backlight (see P.7-13)

^

Lighting Time of Mobile Light (see
P.6-24) or Pen Light (see P.15-44)

^

Panel Saving (see P.15-41)

Battery Strength

Strength Levels

J N

w U P

Sub Display

A message appears and short beeps
sound. Handset shuts down after
20 seconds unless charged.
Press g to stop short beeps. (Short
beeps do not sound in Manner Mode.) If
battery runs out during a call, short beeps
sound every five seconds. After
20 seconds, the call ends and handset
shuts down.

Battery Disposal

Do not dispose of exhausted batteries
with ordinary refuse.
Tape over battery terminals before
disposal, or bring them to a Vodafone
shop. Follow local regulations regarding
battery disposal.

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1

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1-18

M

When battery runs out (

), Recharge Battery appears and short beeps sound.

Handset shuts down after 20 seconds.

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C

Indicator

Battery Strength indicator varies as shown.

1

Getting Started

Charge or replace when level is low.
Battery Strength indicator is for reference only.

Recharge Battery appears.
Charge or replace battery immediately.

Battery Voltage

Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Level 0

Approx. 70% Approx. 20%

Remaining Strength (at 25]C)

C

Battery Strength & Environment

At low temperatures, battery is consumed faster.
At high temperatures, battery lasts longer.

At Level 1, some functions including Music Player, Voice Recorder, Motion Camera

,

C

C

(MPEG) mode, etc. do not operate (see P.6-20, P.9-4, P.9-11, P.10-2).

Small Light & Battery Strength Indicator

Handset Power On

Small Light Indicator (J) Conditions

Off Flashes Ambient temperature is outside the range of 5]C - 35]C

Flashes red Flashes Battery life has ended, or battery defect

Illuminates red Flashes Charging

Off Illuminate Charging completed

Handset Power Off

Small Light Indicator (J) Conditions

Off Off Ambient temperature is outside the range of 5]C - 35]C

Flashes red Off Battery life has ended, or battery defect

Illuminates red Off Charging

Off Off Charging completed

Approx. 10%

Minimum Operating
Voltage

MLKJ

Hours of Use

Installing & Removing Battery

Inserting

Turn handset power off before inserting battery.

Slide Portrait/Macro Selector

1

to Portrait

Pull out Battery Cover Latch

2

as shown in

e

, then slide

cover as indicated in

e

Lift and remove cover as

3

shown

^ Do not remove Texture Panel.

f

f

Insert battery

4

^ With printed side up, fit tabs into

With Portrait/Macro Selector

5

set to Portrait, close cover

^ Position and slide the cover as

^ Make sure these tabs are fitted into

Push in Battery Cover Latch

6

until it clicks

f

battery cavity slots.

shown until it stops.

slots.

1

Getting Started

e

1-20

1-21

1

Getting Started

^

Turn handset power off before removing battery.

^

Do not remove battery immediately after saving files, sending messages, etc.

1

Removing

Slide Portrait/Macro Selector
to Portrait

Lift and remove cover as

3

shown

Rapid Charger

Use specified Charger only.

3

Small Light

100 VAC

Blade

2

1

Getting Started

Pull out Battery Cover Latch

2

as shown in
cover as indicated in

e

This product requires a lithium-ion battery.

+

Lithium-ion batteries are a recyclable resource.

^ To recycle a used lithium-ion battery, take it to any shop displaying the

symbol shown to the right.

^ To avoid fire or electric shock, do not:

B Short-circuit batteries B Disassemble batteries

e

, then slide

f

f

Remove battery

4

e

f

^ Take hold of Battery Tab here, push

down as shown in e, then lift as
indicated in f.

External Device Connector

Open Terminal Cover and

1

insert Charger connector until
it clicks

Plug in Charger

2

^ Extend Charger blades. (Fold back

when not in use.)

^ Charging starts and Small Light

illuminates red (see P.1-20).

Terminal Cover

Release Tab

1

AC Charger

Printed Side Up

Charging is complete when

3

light goes out

^ See P.1-17 for charging time.

After Charging

4

Unplug Charger from the AC
outlet, then handset

^ Squeeze release tabs and pull

connector straight out.

^ Replace Terminal Cover to protect

External Device Connector.

4

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,

Do not pull, bend or twist Rapid Charger cord.

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1

Desktop Holder

Getting Started

Use specified Charger and Holder only.

In-Car Charger

Use specified In-Car Charger only.

1

Getting Started

2

100 VAC

Release Tab

Blade

AC

5

Mobile Light Indicator

Activate Mobile Light (see P.8-5).
When active, Mobile Light
illuminates for incoming calls, mail
and Web/Station info. (Not
available when Manner Mode is
active. See P.3-3.)

1

2

,

Charger

Insert Charger connector into
Desktop Holder until it clicks

^ Connection Terminal is on the back of

Desktop Holder.

Plug in Charger

^ Extend blades. Fold back when not

in use.

Make sure that Battery Cover and
Texture Panel are set on handset.

1

Printed

Side Down

4

Small Light

2

Slot

Tab

Insert cord into the groove.

Connection Terminal

Gently insert handset into

3

Desktop Holder

^ Fit tabs into slots as shown in 1 and

push handset as indicated in 2 until it
clicks into place (resting flat).

^ Charging starts and Small Light

illuminates red (see P.1-20).

Charging is complete when

4

light goes out

^ See P.1-17 for charging time.

After Charging

5

Unplug Charger from outlet
and remove handset

1

3

4

Blade

2

Cigarette Lighter Socket

3

5

Small Light

Terminal Cover

Release Tab

In-Car Charger

External Device Connector

1

Printed Side Up

Open Terminal Cover and insert Charger connector until it clicks

1

Plug in Charger

2

Start car engine

3

^ Charging starts and Small Light illuminates red (see P.1-20).

Charging is complete when light goes out

4

^ See P.1-17 for charging time.

After Charging

5

Unplug Charger from cigarette lighter socket, then handset

^ Squeeze release tabs and pull connector straight out.
^ Cap Terminal Cover.

^ Use In-Car Charger inside vehicles with a negative earth only.

,

+

^ Disconnect Charger before leaving vehicle to prevent charging with engine off.
^ Do not use In-Car Charger with Desktop Holder.
^ Avoid charging battery inside extremely hot vehicles.
^ Never use handset while driving.

^ For more information, see In-Car Charger manual.
^ Use optional In-Car Holder to secure handset.

+

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For more information, see Desktop Holder manual.

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Handset Power On/Off

1

Getting Started

1111

2222
3333

C

C

Open handset (clamshell open)

1

Press g for 1+ seconds

2

J N

Backlight illuminates; after Power On Graphics,
handset enters Standby (shown above).

Press g for 2+ seconds to exit

3

After Power Off Graphic, handset shuts down.

Clock Settings & Network Setup

If date and time have not been set, a confirmation appears after Power On Graphic.

Yes

1

A

Choose

B

Choose
Handset initiates Network Setup when b, e, d, i, k, j or C is pressed
for the first time.

To continue, choose

^ See

I

2

P.1-4

Press b A Clock Settings window opens (see P.1-28)

No

A

Press b A Standby appears without date and time

Yes

1

A

for more about Network Setup.

Press

b

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Key Guard

Use Key Guard to lock handset keys and prevent accidental activation of functions or
operations.

Activating

Press b for 1+ seconds

1

M appears and Key Guard is set.

When Key Guard is Active

+

1111

Canceling

1

^ Incoming calls temporarily cancel Key

Guard. To answer calls, press keys for
Anykey Answer (see P.2-6), or press h
for 1+ seconds in Viewer position. Key
Guard reactivates after the calls end.

^ Handset power does not turn off even if g

is pressed for 2+ seconds.

In Standby, press b for 1+ seconds

M disappears.

1

Getting Started

+

1-26

^ Handset receives incoming mail or Web/Station information while closed.
^ Display shuts down after a period of inactivity (see P.15-41 "Panel Saving").

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Clock Settings

Handset Menus

1

Getting Started

1111

2222
3333
4444

5555

Index Menu

Select 9Clock Settings and press

1

Enter the year

2

Example: Year 2005 A 2005

Enter the month and day

3

Example: July 15 A 0715

Enter the time

4

Apply 24-hour clock format.

Example: 3:05 PM A 1505

Press

5

Clock starts and Standby returns.
The day of the week is set automatically.

H

Functions A Clock

J

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ーーＭーーＤ(ー)

ーー：ーー

b

N

OK

OK

Index Menu

b



Access functions/operations from Index Menu.

Press

1

Index Menu opens.
^ To customize Index Menu appearance, see

P.7-6.

33331111

2222

Use G to select an item

2

C To open Handy Features menu, press e.
C To open V-Appli Library, press d.

Press

3

Menu for each item opens.

b

JmG

P

b

Select

選択

N

1

Getting Started

Cursor

C

Use F or E to move cursor (C or highlight bar). Enter or edit characters at the
cursor position.

When removing the battery for replacement, etc., Clock settings remain. However,

,

+

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should the handset go without power for an extended period of time (approximately
one month), Clock will need to be reset.

^ When Clock has not been set, --/-- --:-- appears for date and time.
^ Choose a Clock type and layout or use Calendar for Standby (see P.7-3, P.7-4)
^ Clock can be set during calls.

C

Index Menu Items

Briefcase Use Schedule, Calculator, Alarm, etc.

Camera Camera menu opens. Shoot images, scan barcodes, etc.

Setting Customize display, sounds, etc.

Info Menu Information menu opens

Functions

Call Create or search Phone Book entries. Check Redial and Call History.

Vodafone live!
Overview

My Files Open files saved in handset

Memory Card Memory Card menu opens. Use Memory Card-related functions.

Functions Menu opens (see P.1-30). Check and change settings of
various functions.

Use Mail, Web, V-Application, Station, etc.

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