SHARP V201SH Instruction Manual

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Introduction

Symbols

Thank you for purchasing the V201SH.

For proper handset use, read this manual beforehand.

^ ^

Keep this manual in a convenient place for reference.

V201SH is compatible with Vodafone Prepaid Service. Web-related functions are not available. For details, see Vodafone Prepaid Service Guidebook.

V201SH transmits at 1.5 GHz and is compatible with the Vodafone K.K. network. This product is exclusively for use in Japan.

Note ^Copying this manual in whole or part without

authorization is prohibited. Manual content is subject to change without prior notice.

^ ^Efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and

clarity of this manual. Please contact Customer Service, General Information (see P.15-25) 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. Basic Multi Selector Operations

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

^ In this manual, most operations start with handset in Standby.

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

menus, etc. may differ in appearance.

Abbreviated Steps

Handset operations starting from Index Menu are abbreviated as follows:

Press e to open Handy Features menu

Press b

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

Select the folder or file and press b

Select the menu item and press b

Perform the operation such as opening a window

Press the corresponding key in parentheses

Accessories

CBattery (SHBAM1)

(Type 1 lithium-ion battery)

Above accessories may also be purchased separately.

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

General Information (see P.15-25).

CRapid Charger (SHCQ01)

^ Vodafone and Vodafone live! are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vodafone

Group Plc.

^ Sha-mail, Action Item, Station and Sky Mail are trademarks or registered trademarks of

Vodafone K.K.

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Contents

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

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

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

Safety Precautions ................................................................................................. xiv

General Notes ....................................................................................................... xxiii

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)........................................................................... xxv

Getting

Started

Basic

Handset Operations

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

Handset Parts & Functions ............................................. 1-3

C Handset...................................................................... 1-3

C Display Indicators....................................................... 1-6

Battery & Charger ............................................................ 1-8

C Getting Star ted........................................................... 1-8

C Installing & Removing Battery.................................. 1-12

C Rapid Charger.......................................................... 1-14

C In-Car Charger......................................................... 1-15

Handset Power On/Off................................................... 1-16

C Key Guard ................................................................ 1-17

Clock Settings ................................................................ 1-18

Handset Menus .............................................................. 1-19

C Index Menu .............................................................. 1-19

C Functions Menu ....................................................... 1-20

C Soft Keys.................................................................. 1-21

C Quick Operations ..................................................... 1-22

C Guide ....................................................................... 1-23

Security Code................................................................. 1-24

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

C Emergency Calls........................................................ 2-3

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

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

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

● International Call/Send With Code......................... 2-5

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

C Call History................................................................. 2-7

Handling Incoming Calls ................................................. 2-8

C Placing Callers on Hold.............................................. 2-8

C Quick Recorder .......................................................... 2-9

Delayed Ringer............................................................... 2-10

Manner

Mode

Text Entry

Engaged Call Operations...............................................2-11

C Earpiece Volume ......................................................2-11

C Voice Memo..............................................................2-12

C Notepad Memory......................................................2-13

● Opening Entries....................................................2-13

Redial & Call History ......................................................2-14

● Delete ...................................................................2-14

Simple Mode ...................................................................2-16

C Activating/Canceling Simple Mode ...........................2-16

C Simple Mode Operations ..........................................2-17

Call Time .........................................................................2-19

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

● Instant Display ......................................................2-19

Call Charge .....................................................................2-20

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

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

My Number & Owner Profile ..........................................2-21

● Edit, Delete, Copy.................................................2-21

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

C Entering Alphanumerics .............................................4-7

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

C Mail & Web Extensions ...............................................4-9

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

C Character Code ........................................................4-10

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

Text Entry

Phone Book

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

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

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

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

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

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

● Optional Predictive Functions .............................. 4-14

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

● Edit/Delete ........................................................... 4-18

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Display

Sounds &

Related Functions

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

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

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

Wallpaper ..........................................................................6-2

Clock & Calendar..............................................................6-3

C Clock Display ..............................................................6-3

C Calendar .....................................................................6-3

Display Images .................................................................6-5

Fonts..................................................................................6-6

Display Patterns ...............................................................6-6

Light Settings ...................................................................6-7

● Brightness ..............................................................6-7

● In-Car Backlight ......................................................6-7

Other Display Settings .....................................................6-8

● Language ...............................................................6-8

● Power On Message................................................6-8

● Vodafone live! Animation ........................................6-8

● Mail Background.....................................................6-8

● Screen Animation ...................................................6-9

● Incoming Light ........................................................6-9

Call Functions...................................................................7-2

C Ring Tone Level ..........................................................7-2

C Ring Tone ...................................................................7-3

C Handset Vibration .......................................................7-4

C Small Light ..................................................................7-5

C Ring Time ...................................................................7-5

Sound Effects ...................................................................7-6

C Sounds .......................................................................7-6

C Basic Sound Settings .................................................7-7

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

Original Voice....................................................................7-8

Original Ring Tones..........................................................7-9

C Basics .........................................................................7-9

C Creating an Original Ring Tone ................................7-13

C Editing an Original Ring Tone ...................................7-15

C Deleting an Original Ring Tone.................................7-17

Instrument Effects ..........................................................7-17

C Basics .......................................................................7-17

C Creating Instrument Effects ......................................7-21

Other Sound Related Functions ...................................7-22

● Speaker ................................................................7-22

● Tone Octave .........................................................7-22

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Managing

Files (Data Folder)

File Organization.............................................................. 8-2

Data Folder ....................................................................... 8-3

C Contents..................................................................... 8-3

C Window Description ................................................... 8-3

C Icons .......................................................................... 8-4

C Display Settings ......................................................... 8-5

Opening Files ................................................................... 8-6

C Handset Data Folder .................................................. 8-6

C Properties .................................................................. 8-7

Editing Files & Folders .................................................... 8-8

● Changing Folder/File Name ................................... 8-8

● Secret Mode .......................................................... 8-8

● Copy/Move............................................................. 8-8

● Delete .................................................................... 8-9

Animation Files ................................................................ 8-9

C Simple Animation....................................................... 8-9

C Opening Animation Files.......................................... 8-11

Using Images & Animation ........................................... 8-11

C Changing Display Size............................................. 8-11

C Setting Image & Animation as Wallpaper................. 8-11

C Setting Image & Animation as Display Images ........ 8-12

C Slide Show ............................................................... 8-12

C Sending Files via Long Mail..................................... 8-13

Editing Images ............................................................... 8-14

C Enlarging/Reducing Images..................................... 8-14

C Changing Image Size............................................... 8-15

C Marker Stamp .......................................................... 8-16

C Visual Effects ........................................................... 8-17

C Face Arrange ........................................................... 8-18

C Additional Picture Effects......................................... 8-20

● Frame................................................................... 8-20

● Rotate .................................................................. 8-20

● Moving Photo Frame............................................ 8-21

● Change File Format ............................................. 8-21

Combining Images......................................................... 8-21

C Split Screen.............................................................. 8-21

C Panorama Images .................................................... 8-23

C Combining Split Mail Images ................................... 8-24

Melody Files ................................................................... 8-25

C Playback Volume...................................................... 8-25

C Using for Incoming Tone/Sound Effects................... 8-25

Infrared

Handset

Security

Additional

Functions

Getting Started .................................................................9-2

C Transferable Files .......................................................9-2

C Precautions.................................................................9-3

IR Password ......................................................................9-3

Transferring Files .............................................................9-4

C One File Transfer ........................................................9-4

C All File Transfer...........................................................9-5

Changing Security Code................................................10-2

Handset Locks ................................................................10-2

C Keypad Lock .............................................................10-2

C Auto Key Lock...........................................................10-3

C Phone Book Lock .....................................................10-3

C Restrict Dial ..............................................................10-4

Accept Call & Reject Call...............................................10-4

C Saving Entries ..........................................................10-4

C Accept Call ...............................................................10-5

C Reject Call ................................................................10-5

C Rejecting Other Calls................................................10-6

Secret Mode ....................................................................10-6

C Activating Secret Mode .............................................10-6

C Opening Secret Mode Entries ..................................10-6

Reset................................................................................10-7

C Reset Defaults ..........................................................10-7

C Reset All ...................................................................10-7

Handy Call Functions.....................................................11-2

C Signal Alert ...............................................................11-2

C Push Tones...............................................................11-2

Message Recorder .........................................................11-3

C Activating ..................................................................11-3

C Canceling..................................................................11-4

C Playing Messages.....................................................11-4

Voice Memos ...................................................................11-5

Alarm ...............................................................................11-6

C Setting Alarm............................................................11-6

C Alarm Options...........................................................11-8

C Canceling & Reactivating Alarm ...............................11-9

● Cancel ..................................................................11-9

● Delete ...................................................................11-9

● Settings ................................................................11-9

Auto Power On/Off........................................................11-10

C Auto Power On........................................................11-10

C Auto Power Off........................................................11-11

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Additional

Functions

Schedule....................................................................... 11-12

C Saving Entries ........................................................ 11-12

C Setting Alarm ......................................................... 11-13

● Set Alarm ........................................................... 11-13

C Schedule & Action Item Options ............................ 11-15

C Opening Entries ..................................................... 11-16

C Setting Holidays..................................................... 11-17

C Editing Entries........................................................ 11-19

C Deleting Entries...................................................... 11-19

● Delete Item ........................................................ 11-19

● One Day Schedules ........................................... 11-19

● Delete All ........................................................... 11-19

C Other Schedule Settings ........................................ 11-20

● Auto Delete ........................................................ 11-20

● Secret Mode ...................................................... 11-20

● Set Color............................................................ 11-20

● View ................................................................... 11-20

● Event List ........................................................... 11-20

Useful Diary.................................................................. 11-21

C Saving Entries ........................................................ 11-21

C Opening Entries ..................................................... 11-22

C Editing Entries........................................................ 11-23

C Deleting Entries...................................................... 11-23

● Delete Item ........................................................ 11-23

● Delete All ........................................................... 11-24

Stopwatch..................................................................... 11-24

Kitchen Timer............................................................... 11-25

Barcode ........................................................................ 11-26

Create QR Codes ......................................................... 11-28

Battery Saving.............................................................. 11-29

C Power Saving ......................................................... 11-29

C Panel Saving .......................................................... 11-29

Calculator ..................................................................... 11-30

Spending Memo ........................................................... 11-31

● Entry .................................................................. 11-31

● Totals ................................................................. 11-31

● Delete ................................................................ 11-31

● New Item............................................................ 11-32

Headphones with Call Button ..................................... 11-32

C Initiating Calls......................................................... 11-32

C Answering Calls ..................................................... 11-32

C Ringer Out.............................................................. 11-33

Fax & PC Transmissions............................................. 11-33

● Fax Transmissions ............................................. 11-33

● PC Transmissions .............................................. 11-33

Vodafone live! Overview

Mail

Vodafone live! Basics.....................................................12-2

Customizing Handset Address .....................................12-3

Memory Status................................................................12-4

Disabling Vodafone live!................................................12-4

Sending Text Messages.................................................13-2

C Creating Messages...................................................13-2

C Option Settings.......................................................13-10

● PIN .....................................................................13-10

● Privacy................................................................13-10

● Set Priority..........................................................13-10

● Polling.................................................................13-11

● Recipient Type....................................................13-11

C Save Auto Send ......................................................13-11

C Touch Mail ..............................................................13-12

C Mail Templates........................................................13-14

C Greeting ..................................................................13-16

Incoming Text Messages .............................................13-17

C Opening New Messages ........................................13-17

Mail Box.........................................................................13-19

C Window Description................................................13-19

C Checking Messages ...............................................13-21

C Mail Box/Message Menu ........................................13-23

● Show/Display Address........................................13-23

● List......................................................................13-23

● Copy ...................................................................13-23

● Display Size........................................................13-23

Using Messages ...........................................................13-24

C Replying to Messages ............................................13-24

C Forwarding Messages ............................................13-24

C Resending Messages.............................................13-25

C Linked Info ..............................................................13-25

C Protecting Messages..............................................13-27

C Deleting Messages.................................................13-28

C Attachments............................................................13-30

● Sound Auto Play.................................................13-31

Mail

Station

(Japanese Only)

Additional Functions ................................................... 13-32

C Chat Mail Log......................................................... 13-32

C Mail Folders............................................................ 13-34

C Confirm Delivery & Cancel Delivery....................... 13-38

C Sending from Outbox ............................................. 13-39

C Combining Split Mail Images ................................. 13-40

C Unretrieved List ...................................................... 13-41

C Server Mail............................................................. 13-43

C Sky Melody ............................................................ 13-43

C BBS ........................................................................ 13-45

● BBS.................................................................... 13-45

● Saving Message ................................................ 13-45

● Polling Message................................................. 13-46

Mail Settings................................................................. 13-46

C Basic Settings ........................................................ 13-46

● Mail Notice ......................................................... 13-46

● Confirm Delivery ................................................ 13-46

● Auto Send .......................................................... 13-46

● Custom Fixed Text (Japanese Only).................. 13-47

C Long Mail Setting ................................................... 13-47

● Auto Retrieve ..................................................... 13-47

C Sky Mail Settings ................................................... 13-47

● Set Priority ......................................................... 13-49

● Sender ............................................................... 13-49

Resetting Mail & Center Address ............................... 13-50

● Reset ................................................................. 13-50

● Delete All ........................................................... 13-50

● Access Points .................................................... 13-50

Getting Started ............................................................... 14-2

C Station Content ........................................................ 14-2

Opening Main List.......................................................... 14-3

My List ............................................................................ 14-4

C Saving to My List ...................................................... 14-4

C Editing My List.......................................................... 14-5

C Received Information ............................................... 14-5

Sub Menu Settings ........................................................ 14-7

● Copy..................................................................... 14-7

● Property ............................................................... 14-7

● Screen Scroll ....................................................... 14-7

● Set Display Size................................................... 14-7

● Save to Text Memo .............................................. 14-7

Saving Information ........................................................ 14-8

C Saved Information .................................................... 14-8

C Checking Information ............................................... 14-8

C Deleting Selected Information.................................. 14-8

Appendix

Using Linked Info ...........................................................14-9

Images ...........................................................................14-10

C Saving to Data Folder .............................................14-10

C Wallpaper & Display Images...................................14-10

Location Info .................................................................14-12

C Checking Location Info ...........................................14-12

C Protecting Location Info..........................................14-12

Station Settings ............................................................14-13

● Screen Savers ....................................................14-13

● Update Frequency ..............................................14-13

● Save Info Number...............................................14-13

● Image Link ..........................................................14-13

Resetting Station & Center Address ..........................14-14

● Reset ..................................................................14-14

● Clear Memory .....................................................14-14

● Center Address ..................................................14-14

Function List ...................................................................15-2

C Mail Settings .............................................................15-5

C Station Settings ........................................................15-5

Troubleshooting .............................................................15-6

Character Code List .....................................................15-10

Pictograph List .............................................................15-14

Specifications ...............................................................15-17

Memory List ..................................................................15-18

Index ..............................................................................15-19

Warranty & After-Sales Services.................................15-24

Customer Service .........................................................15-25

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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:

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

C Symbols

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

!DANGER

Handset, Battery & Charger

Use specified battery and Charger only (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 ^ Open/modify/disassemble battery ^ Damage or solder battery ^ Use a damaged or deformed battery ^ Use non-specified charger (see P.iii) ^ Force battery into handset ^ Charge battery near fire or sources

of heat; 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 battery.

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

Eyes may be severely damaged.

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!WARNING

Handset, Battery & Charger

Do not insert foreign objects into the handset or Charger.

Do not insert metal or flammable objects into handset or Charger; may cause fire or electric shock. Keep out of children's reach.

Keep handset out of rain or extreme humidity.

Fire or electric shock may result.

Keep handset away from liquid-filled containers.

Keep the handset and Charger away from chemicals or 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.).

Keep battery, handset or Charger away from microwave ovens.

Battery, handset or Charger may leak, burst, overheat or ignite, leading to accidents or injury.

Do not disassemble or modify handset or related hardware.

^ Do not open handset or Charger;

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

^ Do not modify handset or Charger;

fire or electric shock may result.

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If water or foreign matter is inside handset:

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

Do not subject handset to strong shocks or impacts.

Strong shocks or impacts to handset or Charger may cause malfunction or injury. Should handset be damaged, remove battery then contact Vodafone Customer Center, Customer Assistance. Discontinue handset use; fire or electric shock may occur.

If an abnormality occurs:

If a handset emits an unusual sound, smoke or odor, discontinue use; may cause fire or electric shock. Turn off handset, remove battery and unplug Charger; contact Vodafone Customer Center, Customer Assistance.

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Handset

Take measures to prevent accidents.

^ For safety, never use handset while

driving. Pull over beforehand. Cellphone 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.

Charger

Use only the specified voltage.

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

AC 100V Input

^ In-Car Charger

DC 12V-24V Input

Do not use In-Car Charger if vehicle has a positive earth.

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

Do not swing handset by handstrap.

May result in injury or breakage.

Turn handset power off before boarding aircraft.

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

Adjust 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 cause excess heat/fire.

^ Do not bend, twist, pull or set objects

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

Do not short-circuit Charger terminals.

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

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!WARNING

Charger

Take measures to prevent accidents.

Secure In-Car Charger to avoid injury or accidents.

Damaged Rapid Charger/In-Car Charger cord:

May cause fire or electric shock; discontinue use and purchase a new Charger.

During thunderstorms:

Unplug Charger to avoid damage, fire or electric shock.

Charger use and children:

May cause electric shock/injury; keep out of reach.

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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.

Radio waves can interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators causing such devices to malfunction.

Turn handset off in crowds or trains where persons with implanted pacemaker/ defibrillator may be near.

Radio waves can interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators causing such devices to malfunction.

Observe these rules inside medical facilities:

^ Do not enter an operating room or an

Intensive or Coronary Care Unit while carrying a mobile handset.

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

Electronic equipment may be near.

^ Obey rules regarding cellphone use

in medical facilities.

Consult manufacturer for radio wave effects on electronic medical equipment.

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. Battery 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, telephone cards, etc. to avoid data loss.

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!CAUTION

Handset

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

Handset may become hot to the touch, leading to burn injuries.

Volume settings

Moderate handset volume; excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.

If you experience any skin irritation associated with handset use, discontinue handset use and consult a doctor.

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

Parts Materials & Finishing

Housing (Display/battery side), battery cover

Display window Acrylic resin

Infrared Port, Small Light ABS resin

Multi Selector ABS resin/Chrome plating

Vodafone live! Key, Mail Key, Start Key, Power On/Off Key, Keypad, Schedule/Memo & A/a Key, Clear Key, Text & Manner Key (i)

Housing ornament (battery side), battery PC resin

Headphone Connector cover, External Device Connector cover

Charger Terminal

Screw SWCH12A/Ni plating

Speaker cushion Urethane foam

Speaker mesh Polyester

Inside vehicles

Handset use may cause electronic equipment to malfunction.

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

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

Elastomeric resin

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

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.

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; may cause damage/fire.

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

To avoid weakening the car battery, always start engine before charging the handset using In-Car Charger.

During periods of disuse

Always unplug Rapid Charger or In-Car Charger after use.

Handset maintenance

Always disconnect Rapid Charger or In-Car Charger when cleaning handset, to prevent shock/injury.

Installing In-Car Charger

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

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!CAUTION

General Notes

Battery

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

Do not leave battery in direct sunlight or inside a closed vehicle; may reduce battery performance or overheat. An overheated battery may cause fire.

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 an exhausted battery with ordinary refuse; always tape over battery terminals before disposal. Take exhausted battery to a Vodafone shop, or follow the local disposal regulations.

Keep battery out of children's reach.

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^ Charge battery in ambient

temperatures between 5]C and 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.

^ Charge battery at least once every

six months; an uncharged battery may become unusable.

General Use

^ Vodafone is not liable for any damages resulting from accidental loss/alteration of handset

data. Keep a copy of Phone Book entries, etc. in a separate place.

^ 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.

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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 within temperatures of 5 ]C to 35 ]C and humidity of 35% to 85%. Avoid

extreme temperatures/direct sunlight.

^ 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. ^ 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 (restroom, bath/shower room, etc.). B On the beach, keep handset away from water and direct sunlight. B Perspiration may seep inside handset causing malfunction.

^ Avoid heavy objects or excessive pressure. 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 the 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.

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.

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

V201SH meets the government's requirements for exposure to radio waves.

These requirements are based on scientific basis to assure that radio waves emitted from cellphones 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 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 V201SH is 0.77 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: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (Protection from Radio Wave Environment)

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

Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB)

http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html (Japanese only)

*Requirements are stipulated in Radio Law (Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment,

Article 14-2).

. This limit includes a substantial safety margin designed to assure the

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Getting Started

1-1

Function & Feature Preview

Handset Parts & Functions

Simple Mode

Select a simplified menu, ideal

for users who use only basic

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

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

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

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Display Settings

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

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Display Language

Set menus, etc. to appear in English or Japanese.

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Getting Started

P.6-2, P.6-5, P.6-6

Use the IR Port to wirelessly exchange handset files with compatible mobiles/devices.

Infrared

P. 6- 8

Enter event date and time parameters. Set up Alarm; add Stamp/select Options.

Schedule

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Open Vodafone live! menu or execute left Soft Key functions (see P. 1- 2 1).

3 Start Key

Initiate or answer calls.

4 Clear Key

Delete entries, escape/return to previous window.

5 Schedule/Memo & A/a Key

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.

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Useful Diary

Create personal diary entries using both text and images. Save up to 400 entries.

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Vodafone live!

Enjoy messaging services & area-based news/event info. (Web & V-Appli not available.)

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P.11-12

Mail Templates

Select default or customized templates by theme and fill in fields to create messages.

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P.13-14

Descriptions (P. 1- 3 - 1-5) are illustrative of general handset usage. For other specific key assignments, refer to the descriptions for each function.

1-3

7 U Key

Getting Started

8 Earpiece 9 Multi Selector

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

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

a Redial & Notepad Memory Key

^ Select dialed numbers or return to

the previous window.

^ Press for 1+ seconds to open

Notepad Memory.

b Shortcut Guide Key

^ In Standby, open Long Press Key

Guide.

^ In Standby, press for 1+ seconds to

open Earpiece Volume window.

c Phone Book Key

^ Launch Phone Book Search, scroll

Phone Book entries or items within entries; open selected menu items.

^ In Standby, press for 1+ seconds to

save new entries.

d Function & Key Guard Key

^ In Standby, press to open Index

Menu; press twice for Functions Menu. Open any selected menu/ menu item or execute functions.

^ In Standby, press for 1+ seconds to

toggle Key Guard on/off.

e Call History Key

^ Open received call records. ^ In Standby, press for 1+ seconds to

open Earpiece Volume window.

A Mail Key

Open Mail menu or execute right Soft Key functions (see P.1-21).

B Power On/Off & End Key

^ End calls, place callers on hold or

cancel operations.

^ Press for 2+ seconds to turn handset

power on/off.

C Text & Manner Key (E)

^ Toggle between entry modes or create

Phone Book entries.

^ Press for 1+ seconds to activate/cancel

Manner Mode.

D # Key

While an image or message appears, press to open previous one (older one). In text entry windows, toggle Symbol/ Pictograph Lists.

E Microphone

F Infrared Port

Use for infrared data transmissions.

G Headphone Connector

Connect Headphones with Call Button, etc.

H Small Light

Illuminates/flashes while charging, for incoming calls, etc.

I External Device Connector

Connect Charger here.

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

J Strap Eyelet

Attach straps as shown.

K Internal Antenna Location L Speaker M Battery Cover

Getting Started

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1-5

Display Indicators

Getting Started

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Flashes when a Secret Mode entry is open.

3 q Original, p Enlarged

Mail or Data Folder image display size

4 w Speaker Phone Active

x Speaker Active

D (gray) Station Menu Manual Update

5 U Mail

Unread mail except Long Mail

6 E Delivery Report

New Delivery Report

E d Alarm Set F Entry Mode

Current character entry mode

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E F G H I

Display is a precision device, however, some pixels may appear brighter/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. 6- 2 ) is set, cancel Show Indicators (see P. 6- 2 ) to hide

indicators.

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n: Strong o: Moderate p: Low q: Weak s: Out-of-Range

Z Infrared Transmission

8 G Scroll

The menu, information, etc. can be scrolled.

9 i Manner Mode Active A W Long Mail

Unread Long Mail

B D (red) Station

Unread Station information

C s Off-Line Mode D w Schedule (Alarm On)

x Schedule (Alarm Off)

J Q Keypad Lock Active K l Message

Message Recorder messages

L h Silent

Ringer is Silent.

g Rising Tone

Ringer is set to Rising Tone.

M j Simple Mode Active

Getting Started

1-6

1-7

Battery & Charger

Getting Started

Charge battery before first use/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 5]C and 35]C.

^ 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.

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

^ Charge battery at least once every six

months; an uncharged battery may become unusable.

^ Use a case when carrying battery

separately.

Estimated Hours of Use

(fully charged battery)

Continuous Talk Time

Continuous Standby Time 450 hours

Continuous Operating Time 290 minutes

Above values were calculated with Backlight Brightness set to Level 4 (default).

^ Continuous Talk Time is an average

measured with a new, fully charged battery, at maximum output with both Power Saving and Panel Saving off, with stable signals.

^ Continuous Standby Time is an average

measured with a new, fully charged battery 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 the length

of time handset keys can be pressed continuously without calls.

^ The above values (Battery Time) are

nominal values, measured under stable signal conditions.

140 minutes

Battery Time

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

^ Poor Usage Conditions

B Extreme temperatures (use in ambient

temperatures between 5]C and 35]C)

B Dirty handset, battery or Charger terminals

(charging may be hampered)

B Signal is weak/handset is out-of-range

^ Power Consuming Operations

B Using Station service B Continuous Keypad use (Backlight stays on

for long periods)

B Frequent infrared transfers

^ Power Consuming Settings

B Increasing Backlight/Keypad Light time B Using animated Wallpaper B Using Screen Animation B Canceling Panel Saving B Setting Backlight to illuminate brighter

Getting Started

1-8

1-9

Getting Started

Adjust the following settings:

^ Backlight (see P.6-7) ^ Panel Saving (see P.11-29)

Extend Battery Time When Battery Runs Out

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, a double

beep sounds every five seconds. After 20 seconds, the call ends and handset shuts down.

Battery Disposal

Do not dispose of an exhausted battery with ordinary refuse; always tape over battery terminals before disposal. Take exhausted battery to a Vodafone shop, or follow the local disposal regulations.

C Indicator

Battery Strength indicator varies as shown. 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

Approx. 70% Approx. 20%

Remaining Strength (at 25]C)

Level 2 Level 1 Level 0

Approx. 10%

Minimum Operating Voltage

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Hours of Use

C Battery Strength & Environment

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

Getting Started

Battery Strength

Signal Strength (see P.1-11)

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When battery runs out, Recharge Battery appears and short beeps sound. Handset shuts down after 20 seconds.

1-10

Small Light & Battery Strength Indicator

C Handset Power On

Small Light Indicator (J) Conditions

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

Flashes red Flashes Battery life has ended, or battery is defective

Illuminates red Flashes Charging

Off On Charging completed

C Handset Power Off

Small Light Indicator (J) Conditions

Flashes red Off Battery life has ended, or battery is defective

Illuminates red Off Charging

Off Off Charging completed

1-11

Installing & Removing Battery

Getting Started

Inserting

Removing

^ Always make sure handset power is off before opening handset. ^ Do not remove battery immediately after saving files, sending messages, etc.

Getting Started

Press down and slide cover as

shown until it clicks

Lift and remove cover as

shown

^ Grasp here and lift as shown.

Insert battery

^ With printed side up, fit tabs into

battery cavity slots.

Close cover

^ Position and slide the cover as shown

until it stops.

Press down and slide cover as

shown until it clicks

Lift and remove cover as

shown

^ Grasp here and lift as shown.

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 Shor t-circuit battery B Disassemble battery

Remove battery

^ Grasp Battery Tab and lift as shown.

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1-13

Rapid Charger

Getting Started

Use specified Charger only.

AC 100V Outlet

Blades

In-Car Charger

Use specified In-Car Charger only.

Terminal Cover

Printed Side Up

Cigarette Lighter Socket

Getting Started

Small Light

External Device Connector

Charger Connector

Open Terminal Cover and

insert Charger connector

^ Squeeze release tabs and insert

connector fully.

Plug Charger into AC outlet

^ Charging starts and Small Light

illuminates red (see P.1-11). Charging

takes approximately 115 minutes.

^ Charging is complete when Small Light

goes out.

Extend Charger

blades. (Fold

back when not

in use.)

Do not pull, bend or twist Rapid Charger cord.

Terminal Cover

Printed Side Up

Release Tabs

Rapid Charger

After Charging

Unplug Charger from the AC outlet, then handset

^ Squeeze release tabs and pull

connector straight out.

^ Replace Terminal Cover to protect

External Device Connector.

Small Light

External Device Connector

Charger Connector

Open Terminal Cover and

insert Charger connector

^ Squeeze release tabs and insert

connector fully.

Plug Charger into cigarette

lighter socket

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

^ Disconnect Charger before leaving vehicle to prevent charging with engine off. ^ 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.

Release Tabs

In-Car Charger

Plug

Start car engine

^ Charging starts and Small Light

illuminates red (see P. 1- 1 1 ). Charging takes approximately 115 minutes.

^ Charging is complete when Small Light

goes out.

After Charging

Unplug Charger from cigarette lighter socket, then handset

^ Squeeze release tabs and pull

connector straight out.

^ Replace Terminal Cover to protect

External Device Connector.

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1-15

Handset Power On/Off

Getting Started

Turning On

Press g for 1+ seconds

J n

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

Turning Off

Press g for 2+ seconds

After Power Off Graphic, handset shuts down.

Clock Settings

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

Choose 1Ye s A Press b A Perform from Step 2 on P.1-18

B Choose 2No A Press b A Standby appears without date and time

^ Unless otherwise noted, operations in this manual are described with Clock set.

Key Guard

Use Key Guard to lock handset keys and prevent accidental operation/function activation.

Activating

Press b for 1+ seconds

n appears and Key Guard is set.

Emergency calls (110, etc.) are not possible

Canceling

when Key Guard is active. For more, see

P. 2- 3 "Emergency Calls."

When Key Guard is Active

^ Incoming calls temporarily cancel Key

Guard. To answer calls, press keys for Any Key Answer (see P. 2 -6 ). Key Guard reactivates after the calls end.

^ Handset power does not turn off even if

g is pressed for 2+ seconds.

Press b for 1+ seconds

n disappears.

Getting Started

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1-17

Clock Settings

Handset Menus

Getting Started

Index Menu H Functions A Clock

Select 9Clock Settings and press

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Access functions/operations from Index Menu.

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Example: Year 2006 A 2006

Enter the month and day

Example: September 15 A 0915

Enter the time

^ Apply 24-hour clock format.

Example: 3:05 PM A 1505

Press b

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

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,

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. 6 - 3). ^ Clock can be set during calls.

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C Index Menu Items

Briefcase Use Schedule, Calculator, Alarm, etc.

Mail Create and send messages, check sent/received messages, etc.

Settings Customize display, sounds, etc.

Infrared

Functions

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

Vodafone live! Use Mail or Station

My Files Open files saved on handset

Simple Mode Activate Simple Mode

Exchange information and data via infrared

Functions Menu opens (see P.1-20). Check and change settings of various functions.

Select

Index Menu opens.

Use G to select an item

C To open Handy Features menu, press e.

Press b

Menu for each item opens.

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1-19

Getting Started

Handy Features Menu

C In Index Menu, press e 3 to open Handy Features menu.

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In Standby, press b to open Index Menu, then enter numbers. Corresponding function or menu opens.

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Getting Started

Select

Index Menu

Select

Handy Features

Select

Functions Menu

In Index Menu, select Functions and press b. Use Functions Menu to access handset functions and settings. A number is assigned to each function.

C Selecting First Layer Items

Select an item with E and press b.

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First Layer

Related Functions

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Select

Return to Standby

C Press g to return to Standby (see P. 1 -1 6 ) from function windows, menus, etc.

^ When a confirmation appears, choose 1Yes and press b. Handset returns to

Standby.

Soft Keys

Soft Key functions appear at the bottom of Display.

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When W appears while creating Original Ring Tone, etc., press j to execute the assigned operation.

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When h Select appears, press b to open selected menu items, execute functions, etc. When B

When L Auto appears, press q to execute the function.

Press d to select or execute the assigned function or operation.

Press e to select or execute the assigned function or operation.

Convert

appears, press D to convert kana to kanji, etc.

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1-21

Quick Operations

Getting Started

In Standby, enter numbers to access functions. Accessible functions vary by entered digits. (Functions shown to the right appear for single digits.) To activate functions, press corresponding Soft Key (example: press f for Speed Dial).

Digits

Function

Speed Dial (see P.5-14) !!##### Spending Memo (see P.11-31) !!!!!## Add to Phone Book (see P. 5 -3 ) !!!!!!!

Entry Search Calculator (see P.11-30) !!!!!!#

Send Touch Mail

Set Alarm

Schedule

Only Katakana Search is available.

Press e 1 or d 2 after entering a number. Save entries to Touch Mail List (see P. 13 - 12) beforehand.

Enter four digits (24-hour format) and press e M to set Alarm. Full appears when five entries exist.

Enter four digits for month and day and press d O to view entries up to 12 months forward of current date; save new entries.

(see P.5-12) !######

(see P.13-13) !######

(see P.11-6) ###!###

(see P.11-16) ###!###

1 2 3 4 5 - 6 7 - 12 13 - 24

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Guide

Learn when/how to use Keypad functions/shortcuts.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1

Select 0Guide and press b

Manner Mode guide appears.

Use E to toggle guides

Press g to exit

2 3

C Display Contents

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Redial

Show

Target Key

Function Press b to use

the function (Available for some functions)

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Hold

Current Handset Status

Action: while handset is ringing, press indicated key to put caller on hold.

Getting Started

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1-23

Security Code

9999 or the 4-digit number selected at initial subscription; required to use/change some handset functions.

Getting Started

^U appears when Security Code is entered. ^ If Invalid Code appears, try again. ^ Change Security Code as needed (see P.10-2).

^ Write down Security Code. If lost, contact Vodafone Customer Center, General

Information (see P.15-25).

^ Do not reveal Security Code. Vodafone is not liable for misuse or damages.

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Basic Handset Operations

2-1

Initiating a Call

Basic Handset Operations

3 4

Confirm handset is on

^ Check signal strength. ^ Handset will not transmit when s, s, n or Q

appears (see P.15-8).

Enter a phone number

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AddtoPhoneBook

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Calc

^ Include area code for all numbers.

Sending/Blocking Caller ID

^ Press the following keys when placing a call.

B Send......186

B Block......184

Confirm the number and press f

Correcting Numbers

^ Use F to move cursor and press i to delete

the digit above the cursor.

^ Press i for 1+ seconds to delete the entire

number and return to Standby.

^ If you misdial, press g to hang up and try

again.

Busy Numbers

^ Press g to end the call and try again later.

^ Do not cover handset microphone (see P. 1- 3 E) while talking on the phone.

^ Avoid covering area over Internal Antenna (see P. 1 -5 K). ^ Voice quality is affected depending on how and where handset is used.

^ Use Instant Display to see Call Time and Call Charge (see P. 2- 1 9, P.2-20). ^ Confirm Total Talk Time (see P.2-19) and Total Charges (see P. 2- 2 0 ). ^ To use Speaker Phone or Speaker during calls, see P.7-22. ^ For information on international calls, contact Vodafone Customer Center, General

Information (see P.15-25).

Emergency Calls

Emergency calls (110, 119, 118, etc.) are possible even while some handset restrictions are active.

Active Restriction Emergency Calls

Key Guard (see P.1-17) Not Possible

Off-Line Mode (see P.3-6) Not Possible

Keypad Lock (see P.10-2) Possible

Auto Key Lock (see P.10-3) Possible

Restrict Dial (see P.10-4) Possible

Basic Handset Operations

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Press g to end call

2-3

Redial

Place calls from Redial. Up to 20 recently dialed numbers are saved in Redial.

Basic Handset Operations

Press B (F)

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Dialed numbers appear with date and time. ^ Name appears if saved in Phone Book.

Select a record and press b

Press f

Number is dialed.

^ When the same number is dialed more than once, only the last record appears. ^ Names in Secret Mode entries appear only in Secret Mode. ^ Records remain even after handset power is turned off. ^ When there are 20 records, oldest records are replaced by new ones. To delete

records manually, see P.2-14.

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Received

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International Call & Send With Code

Preset the number to add before dialing a phone number saved in Phone Book. Use International Call to place international calls and Send With Code to add one prefix such as 186 (Send Caller ID) or 184 (Block Caller ID).

Setup Preset

Index Menu H Functions A Services A Setup Preset

Preset the number to add before a phone number

KInternational Call: 0046010, Send With Code: None

Select 1International Call or 2Send With Code A Press b A Enter

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a prefix A Press b

C To change the prefix, select 1International Call or 2Send With Code A Press b A

Press i (Long Press) A Enter a new prefix A Press b

^ Enter up to seven digits for International Call and up to six digits for Send With Code.

International Call/

Send With Code

Index Menu H Tel Op s A Entry Search

Use Setup Preset number (above) to dial from Phone Book

Open an entry (perform Steps 2 - 3 on P.5-11) A Press b I A Select International Call or Send With Code A Press b

Basic Handset Operations

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2-5

Basic Handset Operations

Incoming Call

A call arrives

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C Follow these steps while handset is not receiving calls.

Press b A Select Functions A Press b A Select 1Sounds A Press b A

Select

^ Any Key Answer is active by default.

To Activate/Cancel Any Key Answer

Call Functions A Press b A Select 1Incoming Call A Press b A Any Key Answer A Press b A Choose 1On or 2Off A Press

Basic Handset Operations

C Press C (up) or D (down) to adjust volume.

^ Ring Tone Level setting (see P. 7- 2 ) changes accordingly. ^ Cancel Manner Mode (see P. 3-3 ) to adjust level.

C Press j to instantly mute Ring Tone for that call only.

Number appears when Caller ID is sent. ^ Name appears if saved in Phone Book.

When Message Recorder is Active

^ Outgoing message plays and recording starts

(see P. 11 - 4 ).

Press f

^ Alternatively, press any of the following keys

(Any Key Answer):

0 - 9, q, p, k, i, e, d, B, A

C Handling Incoming Calls: see P. 2 -8 - 2-9

Press g to end call

Ring Tone Volume

Quick Silent

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^ Up to 20 incoming call details are saved (see P.2-14).

^ Activate Delayed Ringer (see P.2-10) to delay handset ringer for three seconds for

incoming calls from numbers not saved in Phone Book or Owner Profile.

^ To customize Ring Tone and Small Light pattern, see P. 7- 2 - 7-5 "Call Functions."

Call History

Up to 20 received calls are saved in Call History. When Caller ID is sent, numbers appear. Place calls directly to those numbers.

Press D (W)

1 3

Received numbers appear with date and time. ^ Name appears if saved in Phone Book.

Select a record and press b

Press f

Number is dialed.

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^ Names in Secret Mode entries appear only in Secret Mode. ^ Records remain even after handset power is turned off. ^ When there are 20 records, oldest records are replaced by new ones. To delete

records manually, see P.2-14.

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Handling Incoming Calls

Placing Callers on Hold

Callers placed on hold hear a message explaining that you cannot answer their call

right away and asking them to hold or call back later.

Basic Handset Operations

When a call arrives, press g

Hold tone sounds for five seconds. ^ No tone sounds when Ring Tone Level is set to

Silent.

Press f to answer the call

^ Alternatively, press keys for Any Key Answer

(see P. 2- 6 ).

Calls on hold end if callers hang up.

Rejecting Calls

C While handset is ringing/vibrating, press b A Select 3Reject Call A Press b

Quick Recorder

Activate Message Recorder (see P.11-3) for one time only to record caller messages on handset.

When a call arrives, press bj

Outgoing message plays and recording starts.

C Press bk to play recorded messages (see

P. 11 - 4 ).

When less than 4 seconds remain or 20 messages are recorded, Message Recorder

is disabled.

Basic Handset Operations

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2-9

Delayed Ringer

Engaged Call Operations

Activate Delayed Ringer to help screen one-ring sales calls. Handset ringer is delayed for three seconds for incoming calls from numbers not saved in Phone Book or Owner Profile. Delayed Ringer is Off by default.

Basic Handset Operations

Index Menu

Select 6Delayed Ringer and press

Choose 1On or 2Off and press b

H Functions A Sounds A Call

Functions A Incoming Call

1 2

Earpiece Volume

Adjust Earpiece volume (5 levels).

^ Volume level remains as set even after handset power is turned off. ^ Earpiece volume is Level 5 by default.

During a call, press C or D

Press C (up) or D (down) to adjust

volume

Each press changes volume by one level. ^ Wait five seconds or press b to save the level.

1 2

Adjusting Earpiece Volume in Standby

C Press b A Select Functions A Press b A Select 1Sounds A Press b A

Select 1Vol um e A Press b A Use E to adjust level

^ Wait five seconds or press b to save the level.

Basic Handset Operations

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2-11

Voice Memo

Basic Handset Operations

1 2

During a call, press

Recording starts.

Press b or k to stop

^ Voice Memo recordings remain even after

handset power is turned off.

^ To play/delete Voice Memo, see P.11-4 - 11-5

"Playing Messages."

for 1+ seconds

Notepad Memory

Save up to three sets of numbers during a call.

^ Use up to 24 digits (0 - 9, U and #) per entry. ^ When full, oldest entries are deleted to make room for new ones. ^ Save phone numbers from Notepad Memory to Phone Book.

During a call, use Keypad to enter

digits Press k

Entered digits are saved to Notepad Memory. ^ When the current call ends before Step 2,

entered digits are saved automatically.

Basic Handset Operations

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Opening Entries

Index Menu H Tel Op s

Select 6Notepad A Press b

^ Up to three sets of numbers appear, most recent first. (If there is no entry, Notepad

Memory Not Found appears.)

^ Press f to dial the number. ^ Alternatively, press Be ? to open Notepad Memory.

C Press g to exit. C To save to Phone Book, select an entry A Press d I A Select Add to Phone

Book A Press b A Perform from Step 4 on P. 5- 8

To delete, select an entry A Press d

Choose 1Yes A

Open saved Notepad entries

I A

Press

Select

Delete

Delete All A

Press b

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Redial & Call History

Opening Redial Records

Press B (F)

Basic Handset Operations

Delete

Index Menu H Tel Op s

Select 4Redial or 5Call History A Press b A Press d I A Select Delete or Delete All A Press b A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Delete Redial/Call History records

Dialed numbers appear with date and time.

^ Name appears if saved in Phone Book. ^ When there is no Redial record, Call History

appears.

Select a record and press b

C Press f to dial the number. C Press g to return to Standby.

Opening Call History Records

Press D (W)

Received numbers appear with date and time. ^ Name appears if saved in Phone Book.

Select a record and press b

C Press f to dial the number. C Press g to return to Standby.

Call History Indicators

Completed Call Answered call

Missed Call Unanswered call (including calls screened by Delayed Ringer)

Hold Disconnected after hold

Message Recorder Recorded on Message Recorder

Reject Rejected call

Payphone Call from payphone

No Caller ID Call without Caller ID

Missed Call Notice

For missed calls, one of the following notices appears. (X indicates the number of missed calls or recorded messages.)

Message Recorder Voice Messages: X

Missed Call Missed Calls: X

^ Press D or C to see more.

B Press f to dial the number. B Press g to exit.

^ Press g to close Missed Call notice.

B See P.2-14 to reopen Missed Call details.

^ For more about Message Recorder, see P. 1 1- 3 .

Message Recorder & Missed Call

Voice Messages: X Missed Calls: X

Basic Handset Operations

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Simple Mode

Activate Simple Mode to reduce available handset functions and simplify menus. Handset is limited to basic operations (see P.2-17 - 2-18).

Basic Handset Operations

Activating/Canceling Simple Mode

Activating

Press b

Select Simple Mode and press b

Choose 1On and press b

^ Simple Mode remains active even after handset

power is turned off.

1 2 3

^ When Simple Mode is activated while any of the following are in use, a confirmation

appears. Choose 1Yes and press b to activate Simple Mode.

B Off-Line Mode B Restrict Dial B Reject Call B Alarm B Schedule (Alarm set)

Cancel Simple Mode to reactivate.

Security Code is required.

^ In Simple Mode, Ring Tone sounds in Pattern 1 (for incoming calls) and Mail (for

incoming mail) even when melody files in Data Folder are used.

(see P. 3- 6 ) B Phone Book Lock

1, 2

(see P.10-4) B Accept Call

1, 2

(see P.10-5) B Secret Mode2 (see P. 10 - 6 )

(see P.11-6) B Auto Power On/Off1 (see P.11-10, P.11-11)

Canceling

1 2 3

(see P.11-12)

Press b

Select 4Standard Mode and press Choose 1Yes and press b

1, 2

(see P.10-5)

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Simple Mode Operations

Simple Mode Menu Operations

In Standby, press b to open Simple Mode Menu.

0My Number Show handset phone number (Owner Profile is not available)

1Phone Functions

2Mail Create, reply, forward, resend and edit or delete messages (see P.2 - 1 8)

3Tools & Settings

4Standard Mode Exit Simple Mode (see P.2-16)

Sub Menus:

1Phone Functions

1Add to Phone Book

2Entry Search

1Incoming

3Incoming

Tone

4Manner Mode Activate/cancel Manner Mode (see P. 3- 3 ) 5Message

Recorder

Although 6Voice Mail appears in Phone Functions, Voice Mail is not available on V201SH.

2Incoming

1Recorder Settings Activate/cancel Message Recorder (see P.11-3) 2Play Play messages (see P.11-4)

Access Add to Phone Book, Entry Search, Incoming Tone, Manner Mode and Message Recorder (see below)

Access Keypad Lock, Auto Key Lock, Wallpaper, Font Weight, Calculator, Alarm, Clock Settings and Instant Display (see P.2 - 18 )

Save entries (see P. 5- 3 ). Enter name, reading, up to three phone numbers and mail addresses.

Search entries by katakana (see P. 5 -1 3 "Katakana Search"). Only Katakana Search is available.

1Ring Tone Select Ring Tone for incoming calls (see P. 7 -3 )

Call

Mail

2Ring Tone

Level

1Ring Tone

2Ring Tone

Level

Adjust volume (see P. 7- 2 )

Select Ring Tone for incoming mail messages (see P. 7- 3 )

Adjust volume (see P. 7- 2 )

Basic Handset Operations

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2-17

Call Time

C 2Mail

1Mail

Basic Handset Operations

2Write Mail Create and send Sky Mail messages (see P.13-3)

In Simple Mode, Mail Settings are disabled and cannot be changed.

1Inbox Open received messages (see P.13-21)

Sent Open sent messages (see P. 1 3- 2 1 )

C 3Tools & Settings

1Keypad Lock Restrict access to handset functions (see P.10-2)

2Auto Key Lock

3Wallpaper Show an image or animation in Standby (see P.6 - 2) 4Font Weight Change the weight of handset fonts (see P. 6- 6 ) 5Calculator Use for basic arithmetic, percentage and tax calculation (see P.11-30)

6Alarm

7Clock Settings Enter date and time (see P.1-18)

8Instant Display

Key Assignments

In Standby:

Automatically activate Keypad Lock each time handset power is turned on (see P.10-3)

Set Alarm to sound at a specific time.

To set, choose 1On A Press b A Enter time A Press b A Choose 1On or 2Off (for Snooze) A Press b A Select 1Every Day or 2Weekdays (for Weekly) A Press b A Press e j B To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b

Automatically show estimated Call Time and Call Charge after calls (see P.2-19, P. 2- 2 0 )

Check estimated time of the most recent call (Call Time) and all calls made since Reset was last applied (Total Talk Time). Call Time appears for calls made and those received.

Index Menu H Functions A Charges

Select 3Call Time and press b

C For all calls, select 2Total Talk Time A

Press b

Press g to exit

Reset

Index Menu H Functions A Charges A To tal Ta l k T ime

Reset Total Talk Time

Press b A Enter Security Code A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Basic Handset Operations

B Open Redial records (see P. 2 -4 ) A Search Phone Book (Katakana Search: see P. 5 -1 3 ) D Open Call History records (see P. 2 -7 )

b (Long Press) Toggle Key Guard on/off (see P.1-17) j (Long Press) Activate/cancel Manner Mode (see P. 3- 3 ) bj Activate/cancel Message Recorder (see P.11-3)

^ Other keys are disabled except for placing calls. ^ In Simple Mode, shortcuts by Keypad and Quick Operations (see P. 1 -2 2 ) are disabled.

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Instant Display

Index Menu H Functions A Charges A Instant Display

Set Call Time to appear automatically after each call

Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

^ Call Charge also appears for calls you made.

^ Total Talk Time and Call Time remain even after handset power is turned off.

^ Ring time for incoming or outgoing calls is not counted. On hold time is counted.

KOff

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Call Charge

My Number & Owner Profile

Check estimated call charge of the most recent call and all calls.

Index Menu H Functions A Charges

Basic Handset Operations

Reset

Index Menu H Functions A Charges A Total Charges

Press b A Enter Security Code A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Instant Display

Index Menu H Functions A Charges A Instant Display

Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

^ Call Time appears at the same time.

^ Total Charges and Call Charge remain even after handset power is turned off.

^ When the most recent call is a received call, -------Yen appears. ^ Call Charge will not appear when calls are interrupted due to weak signal.

Reset Total Charges

Set Call Charge to appear automatically after each call

Select 1Call Charge and press b

C For all calls, select 0Total Ch ar ges A

Press b

Press g to exit

KOff

Confirm handset phone number.

^ Save name, reading, up to three phone numbers and three mail addresses, a 7-digit

postal code, personal data and photo.

^ Create QR Codes from Owner Profile (see P. 11 - 28 ). ^ Handset phone number cannot be changed or deleted on the handset.

Index Menu H Functions

Select 0My Number and press b

C To open Owner Profile, press d w A

Enter Security Code

^ Owner Profile contents are similar to those of

Phone Book (see P. 5 -1 2 ).

Press g to exit

Edit, Delete, Copy

Index Menu H Functions A My Number A Details (d)

Adding/Editing Items

Enter Security Code A Press b A Select Edit A Press b A Perform Steps 4 - 6 in "Editing Phone Book" on P.5-15

Deleting All Items Except Handset Number

Enter Security Code A Press b A Select Delete A Press b A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Copying Items

Enter Security Code A Use F to select an item A Press b A Select Copy A Press b A Perform from Step 5 on P.4-17

^ Image for Photo cannot be copied.

Add/edit, delete or copy Owner Profile items

Basic Handset Operations

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2-21

Manner Mode

3-1

Minding Mobile Manners

Manner Mode

Please use your handset responsibly. Use these basic tips as a guide. Inappropriate handset use can be both dangerous and bothersome. Please take care not to disturb others when using your handset. Adjust handset use according to your surroundings.

^ Turn it off in theaters, museums and other places where silence is the norm. ^ Refrain from using it in restaurants, hotel lobbies, elevators, etc. ^ Observe signs and instructions regarding handset use aboard trains, etc.

^ Refrain from use that interrupts the flow of pedestrian or vehicle traffic.

Manner Mode

Manner-Related Features

C Manner Mode: see P.3-3

Press Manner Key to automatically mute all Ring Tones and activate Vibration mode for incoming calls, mail, etc.

C Vibration Mode: see P.7-4

Activate Vibration mode to use handset vibration to alert you to incoming calls, mail, etc. in public places.

C Volume Settings: see P.7-2, P.7-7

Decrease or mute Ring Tone volume for incoming calls, mail, etc. when carrying handset in public places.

C Whisper Mode: see P.3-5

Use Whisper Mode to increase microphone sensitivity, allowing you to lower your voice and speak softly when you must use handset in public places.

C Off-Line Mode: see P.3-6

Use Off-Line Mode to temporarily suspend all handset transmissions. In Off-Line Mode, incoming/outgoing calls and Vodafone live! transmissions are blocked.

C Message Recorder: see P.11-3

Use Message Recorder to handle incoming calls when it is inappropriate or unsafe to answer.

Activating & Canceling

Activating

Press j for 1+ seconds

i appears and Manner Mode is set.

J n

jfh

^ The following indicators appear as set in

Manner Settings (see P. 3- 4 ).

Message Recorder

h Silent g Rising Tone

Canceling

Press j for 1+ seconds

i disappears and Manner Mode is canceled.

f Vibration

Manner Mode

3-2

Activate or cancel Manner Mode in Standby or mail windows (Mail Box, message

window, etc.).

When Manner Mode is Active

C Power On/Off and error tones as well as Keypad Sound are muted. C Settings for Manner Mode are applied to: Message Recorder, Ring Tone Level,

Vibration, LED Indicator, Whisper Mode and Sound Volume.

C When Message Recorder is recording messages, the other party's voice is heard

through Earpiece.

3-3

Manner Mode Settings

Customize Manner Mode settings. Default Settings:

Message Recorder

LED Indicator Small Light Whisper Mode On Sound Volume Silent

Manner Mode

Message Recorder

On Ring Tone Level Silent (All) Vibration On (All)

Activate or deactivate Message Recorder

LED Indicator

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Manner Settings A LED Indicator

Flash Small Light for incoming communications

Select 1Normal, 2Small Light or 3Off A Press b

Normal Small Light flashes as set in Call Functions (see P.7 - 5 )

Small Light Small Light flashes

Off No lights

Manner Mode

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Manner Settings A Message Recorder

Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

Ring Tone Level

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Manner Settings A Ring Tone Level

Set Ring Tone volume

Select from 1Incoming Call to 6Confirm Delivery A Press b A Select 1Silent, 2Rising Tone or 3Level 1 A Press b

^ For Silent, Speaker is muted and sounds can be heard through Headphones. Volume is

fixed to Level 1.

Rising Tone

C When Silent is set for Ring Tone Level (see P. 7 -2 ), no sound is heard. If Level 1 to

Level 5 is set, Rising Tone is activated and sound will increase to the set level (Level 3 is set: Level 1 % Level 2 % Level 3).

Vibration

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Manner Settings A Vibration

Set vibration to alert you to incoming calls/mail

Select from 1Incoming Call to 6Confirm Delivery A Press b A Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

Vibration

C Handset vibrates even when Vibration for Call Functions (see P. 7- 4 ) is set to Off or

SMAF Link.

Whisper Mode

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Manner Settings A Whisper Mode

Activate or deactivate Whisper Mode

Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

^ Activate Whisper Mode to increase microphone sensitivity, allowing you to lower your voice

and speak softly when you must use handset in public places (i flashes).

Press j for 1+ seconds during a call to activate/cancel Whisper Mode for

Sound Volume

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Manner Settings A Sound Volume

that call only.

Adjust sound volume

Adjust level A Press b

3-4

3-5

Off-Line Mode

Use Off-Line Mode to temporarily suspend all handset transmissions.

^ In Off-Line Mode, incoming/outgoing calls and Vodafone live! transmissions are blocked. ^ Off-Line Mode is Off by default.

Activating

Manner Mode

Index Menu

Choose 1On and press b

s appears and Off-Line Mode is set.

Canceling

Index Menu

Choose 2Off and press b

s disappears and Off-Line Mode is canceled.

^ Emergency calls (110, etc.) are not possible in Off-Line Mode. For more, see P.2 - 3

"Emergency Calls."

^ While Display shuts down for Panel Saving in Off-Line Mode, Small Light flashes.

H Functions A Settings 1 A Off-Line

Mode

H Functions A Settings 1 A Off-Line

Mode

3-6

Text Entry

4-1

Character Selection

Use Kana and Pager (see P.4-10) to enter alphanumerics, Symbols, hiragana, kanji, katakana and Pictographs. Unless otherwise noted, text entry operations are described for use in text entry windows using Kana Mode.

Entry Modes

Press j to toggle between character entry modes as follows:

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Text Entry

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Current Entry Mode

Text Menu

^ Alternatively, use F to toggle between entry modes after pressing j once. ^ k and m appear in upper/lower case mode (see below).

C In double or single-byte alphanumerics mode, press k to toggle between upper

case and lower case modes. In Pager Mode (see P. 4- 1 0), while selecting double or single-byte entry mode, press k to toggle between upper and lower case modes.

C Press e to toggle as follows:

Pictograph Code 1 % Pictograph Code 2 % Pictograph Code 3 % Pictograph Code 4 % Pictograph Code 5 % Pictograph Code 6 % Character Code % Pictograph Code 1

^ Pictograph Code page number appears at the bottom.

^ Handset Character Codes correspond to 6,355 kanji.

^ Some characters are not available for mail addresses, etc.

Available Modes

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h Kanji (hiragana) m

i Double-byte katakana n

Single-byte alphanumerics (upper/lower case)

Single-byte alphanumerics (lower case)

j Single-byte katakana o Single-byte number

Double-byte alphanumerics

(upper/lower case)

Double-byte alphanumerics

(lower case)

p Pictograph Code

q Character Code

Upper & Lower Case

hijknop

hijlnop

Pictograph & Character Codes

Key Assignments

Multiple characters are assigned to each key. Press a key to toggle between character options for that key.

Example: In katakana entry, press 1 three times for

When entering characters, press f to toggle options in reverse. (Not available for single-byte numbers, Pictographs or Character Codes.)

Example: Enter

Kanji (Hiragana)

Key

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Press

Long Press

Disabled until hiragana is converted.

- is available only in single-byte katakana entry.

Extensions are listed for easy entry.

- and P (Pause) are for phone number entry.

Single-byte for single-byte katakana/alphanumeric entry.

Press f once for each character to recover immediately after deleting. (Not available after deleting text with i (Long Press).)

List is not available for Character Codes.

[Double-byte]

あいうえおぁぃぅぇぉ

かきくけこカキクケコＡＢＣａｂｃ2 さしすせそサシスセソＤＥＦｄｅｆ3

たちつてとっタチツテトッＧＨＩｇｈｉ4

なにぬねのナニヌネノＪＫＬｊｋｌ5 はひふへほハヒフヘホＭＮＯｍｎｏ6 まみむめもマミムメモ

やゆよゃゅょヤユヨャュョＴＵＶｔｕｖ8

らりるれろラリルレロ

わをんー、。

e (Line Break)

゛゜

Symbol/Pictograph List

Conversion (Up) Cursor Up

Conversion (Down)

D B A

Toggle Case (for some characters)

Delete One Character/

Cancel Conversion

Conversion

Hiragana to Katakana/

Alphanumerics Conversion

い

, then press f to return to あ.

[Double & Single-byte]

e (Line Break)

, Log/Double-byte

Phonetic

Log, Double-byte Symbol

Katakana

Alphanumerics

[Double & Single-byte]

アイウエオァィゥェォ

ワヲンー、。

゛゜-

Recover up to 64 deleted characters

＠．／＿―1

X (Space)

ＰＱＲＳｐｑｒｓ

ＷＸＹＺｗｘｙｚ

,. 0

e (Line Break)

Single-byte Mail/

Web Extensions

/Pictograph List #

Cursor Down e (Line Break)

Cursor Left

Cursor Right

Change Entry Mode

To gg le C ase + Tog gl e

Mode (upper/lower

and lower case)

Delete One Character

Delete All

―――――――

ウ

Numbers

[Single-byte]

U - u (Pause)

――――――― ―――――――

Pictograph Code 1 - 6

& Character Codes

―――――――

Delete Code/

One Character

Toggle Pictograph Code

1 - 6 and Character Code

Open list7 for

Pictograph Code 1 - 6

Text Entry

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Entering Characters

Kanji, Hiragana & Katakana

Following the example below, enter 鈴木 to learn how to enter characters in kanji (hiragana) entry mode. Switch to double or single-byte katakana mode to enter katakana. Alternatively, enter hiragana and then select katakana from the word suggestion list.

Press 3 three times

Text Entry

^ Word suggestions change as hiragana are entered.

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



Press D k and use E to select a word

^ The most recent selection appears first in the list.

C To see other suggestions, press d J or e W. C To exit the list, press i. C To change segment, see "Segmenting Phrases" below.

Press b

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7鈴木

6スズキ

5鱸

4鈴木京香

3鈴木田

Back

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Select

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Text Entry

Press A

^ When the next character is on the same key, press A first.

Press 3 three times and press q

Press 2 twice

^ To enter unconverted hiragana, skip ahead to Step 6 on P. 4- 5 .

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J Q

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

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J Q

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

    

J Q

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















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



   





Predictive & Previous Usage

C Use these functions to convert hiragana to kanji more quickly.

Predictive Word suggestions change as up to five hiragana are entered

Previous Usage

Suggests words/characters likely to follow entry based on previous entries

^ Both functions are active by default (see P. 4- 1 4 "Optional Predictive Functions").

User Dictionary

C Save frequently used words/phrases to select from the word suggestion list (see

P.4-15).

C Segmenting Phrases

If the word is not listed, press i after Step 5 to exit. Use F to segment hiragana to convert separately.

Example: Segment

B DEb DEb

みち みち 三ち 三智

みち

into み and ち.

4-4

7鈴木

6スズキ

5鱸

4鈴木京香

3鈴木田

Kanji

Convert

InputMethod

4-5

C Selecting Multiple Converted Words

Press k.

Example: To enter

西山大輔

にしやまだいすけ 

西山大輔

Small Kana (っ , ッ , etc.)

Enter small hiragana あ, い, う, え, お, つ, や, ゆ and よ as well as small katakana.

Enter a character and press k

Text Entry

Adding ゛or ゜

Enter a character and press q

^ In kanji (hiragana)/double-byte katakana entry, press the key once to

か

add ゛to

press twice to remove. For

add ゛, twice to add ゜and three times to remove.

In Single-byte Katakana Entry

^ Press q once to add ゛and twice for ゜. Symbols are single-byte. ^ Press i to remove ゛or ゜.

(Ka) row, さ (Sa) row and た (Ta) row characters, and

は

(Ha) row characters, press once to

Space

Press A

^ Alternatively, in alphanumeric entry, press 1 seven times for

space.

つ

っ

つ

は

ば

ぱ

は

Ueda

Line Break

Insert line breaks in mail message text, Text Memo, BBS, etc.

Press D at the end of text

^ To insert line breaks in text, press 0 until e appears.* In kanji

(hiragana) entry mode, then press b.

Keystroke count varies by character entry mode (see P. 4 -3 ).

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Entering Alphanumerics

Enter alphanumerics in double or single-byte alphanumerics mode. Alternatively, enter numbers in single-byte number mode.

a ad

^ In double or single-byte alphanumerics mode, press k to toggle between upper and

lower case.

^ When the next character is on the same key (example: entering a then b), press A first to

move cursor.

Symbols, Pictographs & Emoticons

Symbols & Pictographs

Press p or q to open Log List (Log List is available in some

entry modes)

Recently used Symbols/Pictographs appear.

^ - appears by default or when Log List is deleted (see P. 4- 8 ).

Use G to select one and press b

^ Repeat Step 2 to enter more.

C To see more lists, press p; toggles as follows: Log List %

Symbol List (1 - 3) % Pictograph List (6 - 1) B

Press q to toggle the list in reverse order.

B Alternatively, press e to toggle the list. B Press D to scroll down.

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Text Entry

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Press d W to exit list

Symbol1

Select

Back

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Deleting Log List

In a text entry window, press d

Select 5Clear Symbols A Press b A Select 1OK A Press

B To return to the text entry window, press i A Press i

C Log List cannot be deleted in Pictograph Code mode.

In Pictograph Code Mode

C To enter a Pictograph directly, enter 2 digits (see P. 1 5 -1 4 - 15-16).

B To edit a code mid-entry, press i to clear first digit then enter correct digits.

C To select from Pictograph List, follow these steps.

Text Entry

Press d a A Select a Pictograph A Press b

^ To toggle through Page 1 - 6 and Log List, press e.

I A

Select 9Input/Conversion A Press b

Mail & Web Extensions

In alphanumeric entry, press q

Select an extension and press b

^ Mail addresses and URLs are single-byte.

1.co.jp

2.ne.jp

3.ac.jp

4.or.jp 5http:// 6www.

7.com 8@ 9

Select

Text Entry

^ Symbols are double or single-byte according to the entry mode. (All Pictographs are

1 2

, +

double-byte.)

^ Single-byte Symbols do not appear in Log List. ^ Alternatively, enter

Emoticons

Press d I Select 8Emoticons and press b

^ Enter two digits (01 - 50) to jump to the emoticon assigned to the number.

Select an emoticon and press b

Emoticons cannot be entered in Pictograph Code (1 - 6) mode.

For other emoticons, enter かお and press D k. Alternatively, enter a descriptive word such as

きごう

and press D k. Some Symbols can be selected.

わーい

うーん

and press D k.

Copying from Phone Book

Insert Phone Book entry items into text entry windows. Select from names, phone numbers, mail addresses or Personal Data.

Press d I

Press e 4

Open a Phone Book entry

C To search Phone Book, perform Steps 2 - 3 on P.5-11.

Use F to select an item and press b

Use G to select target location

Press b

Selected item is inserted.

Inserting Owner Profile

C In a text entry window, press d I A Select XSaved Info A Press b

A Select 1Profile A Press b A Enter Security Code

^ For more, perform Steps 4 - 6 above.

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Character Code

Use multi-digit Character Codes to enter characters.

In Character Code entry mode, enter four digits (see P.15-10 - 15-13)

Pager Code

Press d I

Select 9Input/Conversion and press b

Text Entry

Select 1Input Method and press b

Select 2Pager and press b

Pager Code entry window opens.

C To switch to Kana Mode, select 1Kana A Press b

Enter two digits (see P.4-11)

^ Pager Mode is active until switched to Kana Mode.

Character Entry Modes

C For text entry in Pager Mode, press j to toggle between entry modes as follows:

Single-byte lower case (w) % Pictograph Code 1 - 6 (p) & Character Code mode (q) % Double-byte lower case (s)

^ Press e to toggle between Pictograph Code 1 - 6 and Character Code mode.

C While selecting double or single-byte entry mode, press k to toggle between

upper and lower case modes.

^ Hiragana to Katakana/Alphanumerics Conversion is disabled in Pager Mode.

^ To enter ゛or ゜, see Pager Code List on P.4-11.

Pager Code List

^ Blanks indicate no entry. ^ Gray background indicates upper and lower case available. Press k to switch.

Double-byte upper case Double-byte lower case

Second digit (Press next) Second digit (Press next)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

あいうえおＡＢＣＤＥ

かきくけこ

さしすせそ

たち

つてとＰＱＲＳＴ

なにぬねの

はひふへほZ？！ー／

まみむめもV＆

や（ゆ）よU＃

First digit (Press first)

らりるれろ１２３４５

わをん゛]６７８９０

Single-byte upper case Single-byte lower case

Second digit (Press next) Second digit (Press next)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

ｱｲｳｴｵ A B C D E

ｶｷｸｹｺ

ｻｼｽｾｿ

First digit (Press first)

Press 70 to insert line breaks (in mail message text, Text Memo, etc.).

Press 80 to toggle between upper and lower case modes.

^ and are double-byte.

ﾂﾃﾄP Q R S T

ﾀﾁﾅﾆﾇﾈﾉﾊﾋﾌﾍﾎﾏﾐﾑﾒﾓﾔ(ﾕ)ﾖﾗﾘﾙﾚﾛ12345 ﾜｦﾝ゛゜67890

ＦＧＨＩＪＫＬＭＮＯ

ＵＶＷＸＹ

Space

F G H I J K L M N O

U V W X Y Z?! - /

Space

ぁぃぅぇぉａｂｃｄｅ

6 z

First digit (Press first)

2 f g h i j

3 k l m n o

5 u v w x y

6 z

First digit (Press first)

0 ,.

っｐｑｒｓｔ

ゃゅょ

ｧｨｩｪｫ

ｯ

ｬｭｮ

ｆｇｈｉｊｋｌｍｎｏ

ｕｖｗｘｙ

､。

a b c d e

p q r s t

Text Entry

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Conversion Methods (Japanese Only)

Phonetic Conversion

Enter alternate readings to search for kanji.

Enter reading in hiragana

Press e _

Select a kanji and press b

Text Entry

One-Hiragana Conversion

Enter the first hiragana to access previously selected words.

Example: To enter

^ One-Hiragana Conversion and User Dictionary (see P.4 - 1 5) share memory. Selected

words may not be saved if User Dictionary is full.

^ Up to 20 entries are saved per hiragana (Title Word) between One-Hiragana Conversion

and User Dictionary. When full, oldest entries are deleted to make room for new ones. However, User Dictionary remains unchanged.

鈴木

DE b

鈴木す 鈴木

[かい] 

 壊廻快怪悔

 魁晦械海灰

 開階貝凱蓋

 懷懈槐榿薤



Back

1介会解回塊

11恢懐戒拐改

21界皆絵芥蟹

31街鎧骸會偕

41薈誨誡谿豈

Hiragana to Katakana/Alphanumerics Conversion

Enter katakana and alphanumerics in kanji (hiragana) entry mode.

Enter hiragana and press d ^

^ To enter AM, press 26 then d ^.

Use E to select a word and press b

^ Hiragana to Roman Letter Conversion (hiragana with ゛or ゜is converted to the same

characters/Symbols):

あ＠い．う／え＿おかＡきＢくＣけさＤしＥすＦせたＧちＨつＩてなＪにＫぬＬねはＭひＮふＯへまＰみＱむＲめＳもやＴゆＵよＶらＷりＸるＹれＺろ

ー

わ，を．ん

Hiragana to Number Conversion (hiragana with ゛or ゜is converted to the same numbers):

B あ (A) row...1 B か (Ka) row...2 B さ (Sa) row...3 B た (Ta) row...4 B な (Na) row...5 B は (Ha) row...6 B ま (Ma) row...7 B や (Ya) row...8 B ら (Ra) row...9 B わをんー (Long Sound)、。Line Break...0

Space

――――

(Long Sound)、。 Line Break

Space

こ

Space

そ

Space

と

Space

の

Space

ほ

Space

Text Entry

Quick Conversion (for Hiragana)

Quick Conversion helps reduce keystrokes needed to enter frequently used words. A list of word suggestions appears based on the key pressed. Use Quick Conversion in kanji (hiragana) mode only.

Example: To enter

Normal Conversion

Quick Conversion 6q (ば) 7 (ま) 8 (や) 1 (あ) C (convert)

微妙

66q ( 111 (

び

) 77 (み) 888888 (ょ)

う

) D k

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Enter hiragana and press C

Cursor turns green. ^ While cursor is green, use F to segment entered hiragana and then convert one

segment at a time.

C To cancel Quick Conversion, press i A Press D for normal conversion

Use E to select a word and press b

The most recent selection (mostly nouns) appears first.

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One Hiragana Predictive Entry

Enter hiragana and initiate Quick Conversion. Words starting with a hiragana in the same row (

Example: When

朝一番朝帰り行ってきますいってらっしゃい

^ Words in the list are preset by time blocks.

Text Entry

^ If Clock is not set, only words for 11:00 - 16:59 are available.

あ, い, う, え, お

あ

5:00 - 10:59 11:00 - 16:59 17:00 - 22:59 23:00 - 4:59

...

for あ) appear. Word suggestions vary by time of day.

is entered

あちぃ〜後でねいただきま〜すY 移動中

...

遊ぼう明日急いで行くよ今どこ？

...

アウチ！！ありがとういえーい！！！行こうね

One Hiragana Word Call

Enter the first hiragana of entries you used Quick Conversion for. The most recent selection appears first.

Example: You entered

あたあさわ

and selected

お父さんあ

お父さん

last time.

Conversion Settings

Optional Predictive

Functions

Press d I A Select 9Input/Conversion A Press b A Select 2Predictive or 3Previous Usage A Press b A Choose 1On (activate) or 2Off A Press b

Activate or cancel Predictive or Previous Usage (see P.4 - 5)

...

KOn

Dictionaries (Japanese Only)

User Dictionary

Save up to 100 frequently used words/phrases and assign Title Word in hiragana to each entry. In text entry windows, enter Title Word and convert. Saved words/phrases appear among word suggestions. Save up to five entries per Title Word.

New Entry

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A User Dictionary A New Entry

Enter a word/phrase A Press b A Enter Title Word A Press b

^ Enter up to 30 single-byte characters per word/phrase and eight characters in hiragana per

Title Word.

Edit

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A User Dictionary A Edit

Edit

Select a word or phrase A Press b A Edit A Press b A Edit Title Word A Press b A Select 1Overwrite or 2New Entry A Press b

Deleting One Entry

Select a word or phrase A Press d I A Select 2Delete A Press b A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Deleting All

Press d I A Select 3Delete All A Press b A Choose 1Yes

A Press b

Save words/phrases to User Dictionary

Edit or delete entries

F43

Text Entry

Reset Learning

Clear log of words selected in kanji conversion, Predictive, etc.

Press d I A Select 9Input/Conversion A Press b A Select 4Reset Learning A Press b A Select 1OK A Press b

^ Words saved in User Dictionary remain.

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Editing Characters

Deleting

Use G to select a character and press i

The highlighted character is deleted. ^ Recover up to 64 characters deleted with i. Press f once for

each character to recover immediately after deleting. Pressing any

other key disables the recover function.

Text Entry

1 2

Press i for 1+ seconds to delete all text. Characters deleted in this manner cannot be recovered.

Replacing

Press i to delete a character

Enter another character

Kinoshita

Kioshita

Mikako

Mikko

Mikiko

Copy/Cut & Paste

Copy or cut and paste text (up to 6,000 single-byte characters) into the same window or another (when Paste appears).

Press d I

Select 1Copy or 2Cut and press b

Select the first character of text and press b

Start point is set (Start changes to End).

C To change the start point, press i.

Select the end point and press b

Open text paste target window and press d

Select 3Paste and press b

Select target location and press b

Text is inserted.

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Mana allathomeafter1 PM.

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End Back

Cut

Text Entry

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Deleting Text Before or After Cursor

Use Delete Previous to delete

Press d I

Select 6Delete Posterior or 7Delete Previous and press b

Use G to move cursor and press b

Use Delete Posterior to delete

OK

Menu

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Text Memo

Save frequently used phrases for use in mail message, etc.

^ Save up to 20 Text Memo phrases. ^ Save up to 128 single-byte characters per phrase. ^ Ten editable Text Art are saved by default. Edit and replace default entries. ^ When memory is full, delete text to make room for new ones (see below). ^ Create QR Codes from Text Memo (see P.1 1 -2 8 ).

Index Menu H My Files

Select 4Text M emo and press b

Text Entry

Initial portions of saved text appear.

C To open entries, select one A Press b

Select a number and press b

C If the number is already used, saved text appears. Press d I A Select 2Edit

A Press b

Enter text and press b

Text is saved. ^ To save more text, repeat Steps 2 - 3.

Saving from Message or Phone Book

In a text entry window, press d

Select the first character of text A Press b A Select the end point A Press b

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Edit/Delete

Index Menu H My Files A Tex t M e m o

Edit or delete Text Memo

Edit Memo

Select text A Press d I A Select Edit A Press b A Edit A Press b

Delete Single Text Memos

Select text A Press d I A Select Delete A Press b A Choose 1Yes A Press b

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Saving to Phone Book

Save frequently used phone numbers and mail addresses to Phone Book. Entry names appear for calls from numbers saved in Phone Book.

C Dialing from Phone Book

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Phone Book Entry Items

^ Save up to 500 entries (000 - 499) in Phone Book. ^ Create QR Codes from Phone Book entries (see P.11-28).

Item Description

Enter up to 16 single-byte characters.

c Name

d Reading

e Phone Number Enter up to three phone numbers (24 digits each) i Mail Address

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x Personal Data Add personal details. Use up to 60 single-byte characters.

b Secret Mode

m Photo

Personal Ring Tone Set Ring Tone by caller

Incoming Notice Set Ring Tone by sender

Picture Call/Mail Set images to appear by caller or sender

Mail Folder Messages are sorted into folders

Option Settings

C Contents are temporarily saved. To return, end the call and follow these steps.

Press b A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Use kanji, hiragana, katakana (double or single-byte), alphanumerics (double or single-byte) and Pictographs.

Katakana, alphanumerics or Symbols appear as names are entered (up to 10 single-byte characters including ゛and ゜)

Enter up to three mail addresses (60 single-byte alphanumerics each)

Sort entries into 10 Groups (0 - 9). Change Group names or set Ring Tone by Group.

Restrict access to Phone Book entries by saving them as Secret Mode entries

Select an image to appear when you open a Phone Book entry. Activate Picture Call/Mail to see the image set here for incoming calls/mail.

Incoming Calls while Creating Entry

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Keep separate copies of important information. When battery is exhausted/removed for long periods, Phone Book entries may be lost; handset damage may also affect information recovery. Vodafone is not liable for damages from lost or altered data.

Use Phone Book Lock (see P. 10 - 3 ) to protect entries from accidental alteration and to restrict access to Phone Book information.

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Phone Book

New Phone Book Entries

Index Menu H Tel Op s A Add to Phone Book

Enter a name

Press b

Characters entered for names (kanji reading) appear after d. ^ Reading does not appear for Pictographs, pasted characters and

names entered with Quick Conversion.

^ Katakana, roman letters, numbers and Symbols appear in

single-byte.

C To correct reading, select d A Press b A Edit reading A

Press b

C To cancel, press e 3 A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

Select e and press b

Enter a phone number

^ Include area code for landline numbers.

C To correct phone number, press B to move cursor A Press i to delete a digit at the

cursor position A Enter a digit (Press i for 1+ seconds to clear all.)

C Press q twice to enter - between digits. (- counts as a digit.) C To enter Push Tones, press q three times to enter Pause (u) A Enter numbers or

Symbols B Each pause (u) indicates a one-second pause. The subsequent numbers or Symbols

are also sent as Push Tones (see P.11-2).

Press b

Select an icon and press b

C To save additional phone numbers, select e<Unsaved> A Press b A Repeat

Steps 4 - 6

Select i and press b

Enter a mail address

Press b

Select an icon and press b

C To save additional mail addresses, select i<Unsaved> A Press b A Repeat Steps

8 - 10

C To set a Group, select k A Press b A Select a Group A Press b C To enter Personal Data, select x A Press b A Enter information A Press b C Photo: see P. 5 -6 C Saving Secret Mode Entries: see P. 5 -7

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Press d q

Memory Number entry window opens. Assign a Memory Number to each entry.

Enter Memory No. (000 - 499)

Entry is saved to Phone Book.

C Use Headphones to call the number saved in Memory Number 000 (see P.11-32). C Use Speed Dial to call numbers saved in Memory Numbers 000 - 099 (see P. 5- 1 4 ).

Assign Memory No. Automatically

C Press q to assign the smallest available number. C To specify a range of numbers, enter hundreds or tens digit and press q.

B To specify hundreds, enter first digit A Press q

Example: Enter 3q. The range is 300 - 399.

B To specify tens, enter two digits A Press q

Example: Enter 21q. The range is 210 - 219.

Overwrite?

Memory Full Cannot Save

Secret Data saved

Exchange Phone Book entries via infrared with compatible devices (see P. 9- 2 ).

Warning Messages

On Display Cause Operation

Number assigned to another entry

All Memory Numbers have been assigned

Number assigned to a Secret Mode Phone Book entry

Press 1Yes to overwrite the entry or press 2No to enter another number. Assign Memory No. automatically (see above).

Overwrite or delete entries (see P.5-15)

Activate Secret Mode (see P.10-6) to overwrite

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Photo

Save a still image or animation to each Phone Book entry; saved image appears for calls/mail from phone numbers/mail addresses saved in that entry.

Saving an Image to Photo

Follow these steps after opening Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ).

Select m and press b (Data Folder opens)

Select an image (see P.8-6) and press b

^ Some images may be too large for Phone Book Photo.

Press b

Phone Book

Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ) returns. Complete other fields.

Picture Call/Mail

^ Follow these steps after opening Phone Book Details (see P.5 - 4 ). ^ Picture Call/Mail is Off by default.

Select Option Settings and press b

Select 3Picture Call/Mail and press b

Choose 1On and press b

To cancel Picture Call/Mail (hide images for incoming calls/mail), choose 2Off A

Press e j

Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ) returns. Complete other fields.

Press

Saving Secret Mode Entries

Follow these steps after opening Phone Book Details (see P.5 - 4).

Select b and press b

Choose 1On and press b

Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ) returns. Complete other fields.

^ Activate Secret Mode (see P. 10 - 6 ) to open Secret Mode entries.

Change Secret to Standard

C Activate Secret Mode (see P.1 0 - 6) and follow these steps.

Open a Phone Book entry (perform Steps 1 - 3 on P.5-11) A Press b A Select Edit A Press b A Select b A Press b A Choose 2Off A Press b A Perform Steps 6 - 8 on P.5-15

Do not save confidential information in Phone Book. Security Code and thus Secret

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Mode entries may be compromised.

When not in Secret Mode, Phone Book Names/Photo images do not appear for incoming calls/mail from numbers/addresses in Secret Mode entries. Personal Ring Tone and Incoming Notice are disabled. Names for numbers in Secret Mode entries do not appear in Redial or Call History. Names saved in Redial/Call History before an entry is converted to Secret Mode appear even if handset is not in Secret Mode.

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Phone Book

Saving from Redial or Call History

Index Menu H Tel Op s

Select 4Redial or 5Call History and press b

Select a record and press d I

Select Add to Phone Book and press b

New Entry

1 Select 1New Entry and press b 2 Enter name and press b

Phone number is entered automatically and Phone Book Details (see P. 5 -4 ) appears. Complete other fields.

New Item

1 Select 2New Item and press b 2 Open a Phone Book entry (perform Steps 2 - 3 on P.5-11)

^ When three phone numbers are already saved, the phone number is not added.

3 Select an icon and press b

Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ) appears. Complete other fields.

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Numbers and mail addresses in received messages (see P.13-25) or Notepad Memory (see P. 2 -1 3 ) can be saved to Phone Book.

Phone Book Memory Status

Option Settings

Set Personal Ring Tone, Incoming Notice, Picture Call/Mail (see P. 5 -6 ) and Mail Folder. Select Set All or One Number/Address.

Set All

One Number/Address

Overview

Follow these steps after opening Phone Book Details (see P.5 - 4).

Select Option Settings and press b

Option Settings menu appears.

Select an item and press b

Apply Same Setting to All

1 Select 1Set All and press b

Settings by Number/Address

1 Select 2One Number/Address and press b 2 Select a number or address and press b 3 Choose 1On and press b

To cancel, choose 2Off A

Canceling

1 Choose 3Off and press b

Option Settings menu returns.

CPress e j

Apply the same setting to every number/address in a single Phone Book entry. Set All cancels One Number/Address settings.

Apply setting to each number/address independently. One Number/ Address cancels Set All settings.

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Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ) returns. Complete other fields.

For phone numbers, the following settings apply only to Vodafone handset

numbers: Incoming Notice and Mail Folder.

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Setting Options

Follow these steps after opening Option Settings menu (see P.5 - 9 ).

Personal Ring Tone

& Incoming Notice

Ring Tone

Select 1Personal Ring Tone or 2Incoming Notice A Press b A Perform Step 3 on P.5-9 to set target number/address A Select 1Ring Tone A Press b A Select a tone or melody (perform Steps 1 - 3 on P.7-3) A Press e j A Press e j

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Vibration

Select 1Personal Ring Tone or 2Incoming Notice A Press b A

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Perform Step 3 on P.5-9 to set target number/address A Select 2Vibration A Press b A Select 1On, 2Off or 3SMAF Link

A Press b A Press e j A Press e j

C For One Number/Address, press e j again.

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Select 1Personal Ring Tone or 2Incoming Notice A Press b A Perform Step 3 on P.5-9 to set target number/address A Select 3Vibration Pattern A Press b A Select a pattern A Press b A Press e j A Press e j

C For One Number/Address, press e j again.

Small Light

Select 1Personal Ring Tone or 2Incoming Notice A Press b A Perform Step 3 on P.5-9 to set target number/address Indicator set pattern

C For One Number/Address, press e j again.

Ring Time (for Incoming Notice)

Select 2Incoming Notice A Press b A Perform Step 3 on P.5-9 to set target number/address (01 - 99 seconds)

C For One Number/Address, press e j again.

^ When source file in Data Folder is deleted, Ring Tone is set to Pattern 1 for

Personal Ring Tone and Mail for Incoming Notice.

^ To apply Personal Ring Tone or Incoming Notice setting to Secret Mode

entries, activate Secret Mode first.

Select Ring Tone, vibration, etc. for incoming calls/mail from numbers/addresses saved in Phone Book

Press b A Perform Steps 1 - 3 in "Small Light" on P.7-5 to

Press e

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Select 5Ring Time A Press b A Enter time

Press b A Press

Press e

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Select 4LED

Press e

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Dialing from Phone Book

Search Phone Book by Memory Number (default search method) to call numbers within entries.

^ To search by other methods, see P. 5- 1 3 . ^ To dial numbers saved in Secret Mode entries, first activate Secret Mode (see P. 10 - 6 ).

Press A (M)

Press D + or enter Memory No.

^ Press D + to open a list of Phone Book entries in Memory

Number order.

^ Enter Memory Number to open Phone Book Entry List including

the entered number.

C Use E to select an entry.

Use E to select an entry and press b

Window Description: see P.5-12

C For entries with multiple numbers, use F to select other icons.

Press f

Number is dialed.

Cancel Phone Book Lock (see P. 1 0- 3 ) to open Phone Book.

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Select 4Mail Folder A Press b A Select 1Inbox Auto Sort or 2Sent Auto Sort A Press b A Perform Step 3 on P.5-9 to set target number/address A Select a folder A Press b A Press e j

A Press e j

C For One Number/Address, press e j again.

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Specify Mail Folder for each Phone Book entry to sort messages automatically

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Window Description

Switching Search Methods

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Phone Book Search

Search Methods

Memory No. Search Lists Memory Numbers including the one you enter

Katakana Search

Group Search Opens entries in a specified Group

Search by Reading Shows entries with Reading starting with entered character

Search method is Memory No. Search by default.

Shows entries with Reading starting with specified katakana or katakana in the same row

Press A (M)

The method used last appears.

Press d I

Select a method and press b

Selected method appears. ^ To search and open an entry, see below.

Searching/Opening Phone Book Entries

Follow these steps in Standby. Skip the step of pressing A (M) when continuing from Step 3 above.

Memory No.

Search by Memory Number

CSet search method to Memory No. Search (see P.5-12).

Press A (M) A Enter Memory No. (000 - 499) A Select a name A Press b

C Press f to dial.

Katakana Search

Search by katakana row which includes the first character of Reading

CSet search method to Katakana Search (see P.5-12).

Press A (M) A Specify a row A Select a name A Press b

C Press f to dial.

^ Katakana-Key Assignments:

ア (A) row ナ (Na) row ラ (Ra) row

When Reading starts with a roman letter, number or Symbol, or is not entered, press p (Others).

Group Search

カ (Ka) row

ハ (Ha) row

ワ (Wa) row

Search by Group

サ (Sa) row

マ (Ma) row

Others

CSet search method to Group Search (see P.5-12).

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タ (Ta) row ヤ (Ya) row

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Press A (M) A Select a Group A Press b A Select a name A Press b

C Press f to dial.

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Search by Reading

Search by Reading saved in d

CSet search method to Search by Reading (see P.5-12).

Press A (M) A Enter reading (up to 10 single-byte characters) A Press b A Select a name A Press b

C Press f to dial.

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Speed Dial

Use Speed Dial to call first phone number saved in Memory Numbers 000 - 099. To dial numbers saved in Secret Mode entries, first activate Secret Mode (see P.10-6). If not, Secret Data saved appears and handset returns to Standby.

Dialing Memory No. 000 - 009

1 Enter the last digit (0 - 9)

Dialing Memory No. 010 - 099

1 Enter the last two digits (10 - 99)

Press f

Phone Book

Name and phone number appear and the number is dialed. ^ When there is no entry/phone number saved for the entered Memory No., No Number

appears and handset returns to Standby.

^ For entries with multiple numbers, the first one is dialed.

Cancel Phone Book Lock (see P.10-3) to use Speed Dial.

Show Photo

Show the assigned images in Phone Book Entry List.

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Press A (M) then D +

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Editing Phone Book

Correction/Change

Press A (M), then open an entry

Press b

Select Edit and press b

Phone Book Details (see P. 5- 4 ) appears.

Select an item and press b

Edit contents.

^ See procedure for saving items to Phone Book (see P.5 - 4 ). ^ Edit Reading manually after editing names.

Press b when finished

^ To edit other items, repeat Steps 4 - 5.

C To cancel, press e 3 A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

Press d q

Press b

Choose 1Yes and press b

The entry is overwritten.

C To save to another Memory No., choose 2No A Press b A Enter another Memory

No. (or press q)

Deleting Entries

Press A (M), then open an entry

Press b

Select Delete and press b

Choose 1Yes and press b

The source files remain in Data Folder, even if you delete entries containing Original

Ring Tones, Voice files and images set for Personal Ring Tone, Incoming Notice or Picture Call/Mail.

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Group Settings

Customize Group options; create new Group names. Personal Ring Tone and Incoming Notice settings (see P.5-10) take priority over Group Settings.

Changing Group Name

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A Group Settings A Change Group Name

Select a Group and press b

Enter a name

^ Enter up to 10 single-byte characters.

Phone Book

Press b

^ Repeat Steps 1 - 3 for other Groups.

Group Ring Tone

Group Ring Tone is Off for all Groups by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A Group Settings A Group Ring Tone

Select a Group and press b

Select 1Incoming Call or 2Incoming Mail and press b

Select 1Call Functions and press b

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b (Omit the next step.)

Select from 2Ring Tone to 6Ring Time and press b

^ 6Ring Time is available for incoming mail only.

C For Ring Tone settings, see P. 7 -3 . C For vibration and Small Light patterns, see P. 7- 4 - 7-5. C For Ring Time setting, see P. 7- 5 .

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Wallpaper

Use Wallpaper to set an image or animation to appear in Standby. Choose from preset images and images or animation obtained via Long Mail, etc.

^ Some images may not be usable. ^ Wallpaper is Off by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Display Settings A Wallpaper

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel Wallpaper, choose 2Off A Press b (Omit the next step.)

Preset Images

1 Select from 19-Ball Break to 6New Beginning and press b 2 Press b

Display

Original Images

1 Select 7Original and press b

CIf Original image is already saved, press d X to use other image.

B Existing Original image will be replaced. (Unsaved images will be deleted.)

2 Select an image from Data Folder (see P.8-6) and press b

CTo change image size, press d I A Select 1Enlarge/Reduce A Press

b A Use E to enlarge or reduce

CTo create split-screen Wallpaper, press d I A Select 2Split Picture A

Press b A Select from 2 to 4 A Press b A Select an image A Press b A Press b A Press e j

3 Press b

Show Indicators

C To hide indicators in Standby while Wallpaper is set, follow these steps.

Press b A Select Functions A Press b A Select Settings 2 A Press b A Select Display Settings A Press b A Select 5Show Indicators A Press b

A Choose 2Off A Press b

C While indicators are hidden, press g. Indicators appear for five seconds.

^ Regardless of this setting, indicators always appear in windows other than Standby

and when Wallpaper is not set.

^ To set Wallpaper from Data Folder, see P.8-11.

^ Using Wallpaper shortens Battery Time. Using animation or multiple images

consumes more handset power.

^ Wallpaper does not appear when Calendar Large Stamp or Schedule & Stamps

appears in Standby (see below).

^ Animation may stop after 15 seconds of inactivity. ^ During animation, Calendar (Month (Large) - 6-Month) does not appear (see

below); Small Clock appears even if Large Clock is set.

Clock & Calendar

Choose a Clock type and layout or use Calendar for Standby.

Clock Display

Clock Display is Large by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Clock A Clock Display

Select 1Large or 2Small and press b

C To hide Clock, choose 4Off A Press b

B When 4 Off is set, Calendar (see below) is also hidden.

Calendar

^ Select from seven Calendars: Month (four types), 2-Month, 4-Month and 6-Month. ^ Select Large Stamp to show stamps on Large Calendar. Select Schedule & Stamps to

show Schedule as well as stamps.

^ For Month (Small) and 2-Month, select a display position.

Index Menu H Functions A Clock A Clock Display

Select 3Calendar and press b

C To hide Calendar, choose 4Off A Press b

B When 4 Off is set, Clock (see above) is also hidden.

Select from 1Large Stamp to 76-Month and press b

C For 4Month (Small) and 52-Month, select a display position A Press b C To customize colors of the days of the week, select 8Set Color A Press b A Select a

day A Press b A Select a color A Press b

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Holiday

^ Appears in red (see P.11-17)

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^ Highlighted

Scheduled Date

^ Underlined, except when stamp appears (see P.11-12 for

more about Schedule)

Stamp (see P.11-12)

Schedule & Stamps

^ Press C once to open the previous month, and press D once to open the next month.

Display

Use E to toggle between months. (In 2-Month Calendar, display changes by one month at a time. In 4-Month and 6-Month Calendars, display changes by two months at a time.) Press i to return to the current month.

^ Press g to hide Calendar temporarily. While Calendar is hidden, press C to open Key

Long Press Guide or D to open Call History. (Press g again to show Calendar.)

^ Calendar appears on Wallpaper. However, Wallpaper does not appear when

Calendar is Large Stamp or Schedule & Stamps.

^ Calendar does not appear while a Wallpaper animation is active.

Display Images

Select images to use them for Power On/Off, incoming calls and Alarm windows. Use preset images or images received via Long Mail, etc. Display Images is Off for all items by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Display Settings A Display Images

Select an item and press b

Select 1Fixed Graphic 1, 2Fixed Graphic 2 or 3Original and press

^ For 1Fixed Graphic 1 or 2Fixed Graphic 2, skip ahead to Step 5.

C To cancel Display Images, choose 4Off and press b. (Omit the next steps.) C When Original image is already saved, press d X to use other image.

B Existing Original image will be replaced. (Unsaved images will be deleted.)

Select an image from Data Folder (see P.8-6) and press b

Image appears with a rectangle indicating display size (see below). ^ Unavailable images do not appear.

Power On W 120 x H 130 dots Incoming Call W 120 x H 38 dots

Power Off W 120 x H 130 dots Alarm W 120 x H 51 dots

^ Display Images appear 200% larger.

C To toggle display size between 100% and 200%, press k.

Use G to specify display area

^ Display area may be unspecifiable depending on image size or type.

C To select another image, press i A Start over from Step 3

F40

Display

6-4

Press b

^ Even if 3Incoming Call is set to 3Original, Picture Call/Mail setting takes priority

for calls (with caller ID) from numbers saved in Phone Book with Picture Call/Mail On.

^ When Incoming Call Ring Tone is set to melody with animation, Display Images

Incoming Call setting has no effect.

6-5

F40 F41

Fonts

F34

Light Settings

Change the size and weight of handset fonts. Font weight is Font 3, and font size is standard (Large Font: Off) by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Display Settings

Font Weight

1 Select 3Fonts and press b 2 Select from 1Font 1 to 4Font 4 and press b

Font Size

1 Select 4Large Font and press b 2 Choose 1On (enlarge) or 2Off (standard) and press b

^ When Large Font is active, major menu items (Functions, Settings, Briefcase, etc.)

Display

always appear large. However, other items may appear in standard size.

V201SH employs LC Fonts for easing viewing of handset menus and messages. LC Font/LCFONT, as well as the LC logo are all registered trademarks of SHARP CORPORATION.

Display Patterns

Item Description Default

Battery Level Select from five icons Icon 1

Signal Strength Select from five icons Icon 1

Title Bars Select from five color schemes Color 1

Menu Design Select from five number key patterns for menu items Menu Design 1

Guide Keys Select from five Soft Key patterns Pattern 1

Indicator Bar

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Display Patterns

Select an item and press b

Select an option and press b

^ For other settings, repeat Steps 1 - 2.

Select from five background patterns for upper part of Display on which indicators appear

Background 1

Activate or deactivate Backlight and Keypad Light. Adjust Active Time and Brightness.

^ Specify Active Hours for a set period each day. (Set Clock first. See P. 1 -1 8 .) ^ Backlight and Keypad Light are On (15 seconds) by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A Light Settings

Backlight

1 Select 1Backlight and press b

Keypad Light

1 Select 2Keypad Light and press b

Changing Active Time

1 Choose 1On and press b 2 Enter Active Time (01 - 99 seconds) and press b

Active Time is set.

Disabling Backlight/Keypad Light

1 Choose 2Off and press b

Specifying Active Hours and Active Time

1 Select 3Active Hours and press b 2 Enter Start Time and End Time, then press b

Backlight and Keypad Light are available between Start Time and End Time.

3 Enter Active Time (01 - 99 seconds) and press b

^ Active Hours settings have no effect if Clock is not set.

^ Shorten Active Time to extend Battery Time.

Brightness

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A Light Settings A Brightness

Use E to adjust level A Press b

^ Keypad Light Brightness is fixed.

In-Car Backlight

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A Light Settings A In-Car Backlight

Choose 1On (illuminate) or 2Off A Press b

Select Display Brightness from four levels

Set Backlight/Keypad Light to illuminate while using In-Car Charger

KLevel 4

KOff

Display

6-6

6-7

F35 F40 F48

Other Display Settings

Language

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A

Select 1

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Display Settings A Power On Message

日本語

Power On

Message

Choose 1On A Press b A Enter text A Press b

Display

^ Enter up to 16 single-byte characters.

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b

Vodafone live!

Animation

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Animation A Vodafone live!

Select from 1Send Mail to 7Vodafone live! A Press b A Choose 1On (show) or 2Off A Press b

Mail Background

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Animation A Mail Background

Choose 1On (show) or 2Off A Press b

Switch handset user interface between Japanese and English

K日本語 (Japanese)

言語選択

or 2English A Press b

Create a short text message to appear on Display each time handset power is activated

Show or hide animations when sending/receiving mail or receiving Station information Set for each occasion separately

Show or hide animation in backgrounds of received messages containing compatible Pictographs

KOff

KOn (All)

KOn

Screen Animation

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Animation A Screen Animation

Animation appears on Display after a specified period of inactivity (except in Standby)

Preset Animation

Choose 1On A Press b A Select 1Animation A Press b A Select 1Animation 1 or 2Animation 2 A Press b A Press b

Original Animation

Choose 1On A Press b A Select 1Animation A Press b A Select 3Original A Press b A Select an image A Press b A Press b

Period of Inactivity

Choose 1On A Press b A Select 2Start Time A Press b A Select a period A Press b

Canceling

Choose 2Off A Press b

^ Only E-Animation files (.nva) are available. ^ While animation appears, press any key to stop it. ^ Animation may not appear depending on handset status.

Incoming Light

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Incoming Light

Using Screen Animation shortens Battery Time.

Set Small Light to flash for missed incoming calls/mail, Alarm, etc.

Select an item A Press b A Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

^ Small Light flashes while notice appears. ^ In Off-Line Mode, Small Light always flashes while Display shuts down for Panel Saving.

KOff

KOn (All)

F48 F47

Display

6-8

6-9

Sounds & Related Functions

7-1

F10

Call Functions

Use Call Functions menu items to adjust Ring Tones, Vibration, Small Light and Ring Time settings. See below for the default settings.

Incoming

Call

Ring Tone Pattern 1 Mail Web Station Pattern 5 Report

Ring Tone Level Level 5 Level 5 Level 5 Level 5 Level 1 Level 5

Vibration Off

Vibration Pattern

LED Indicator Small Light

Small Light Blink Pattern

Ring Time N/A

^ Received Complete settings apply after you:

Sounds & Related Functions

B Retrieve complete messages or acquire Unretrieved List B Delete Server Mail B Manually update Station Main List or Location Info

^ Confirm Delivery settings apply to Delivery Reports. ^ Settings remain even after handset power is turned off. ^ In Manner Mode, Manner Settings (see P. 3- 4 ) take priority.

Vibration 1 Vibration 2 Vibration 3 Vibration 4 Vibration 5 Vibration 2

Ring Tone Level

Index Menu

H Functions A Sounds A Call Functions A Select an item A Ring Tone

Level

Incoming

Mail

10 Seconds 10 Seconds 10 Seconds

Incoming

Web

Pattern 1

New

Station Info

Received Complete

1 Second

Confirm Delivery

10 Seconds

Ring Tone

Select from preset patterns, preset melodies, Original Ring Tones, Voice files, etc. Check preset melodies on handset.

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Call Functions A Select an item A Ring Tone

Preset Patterns/Melodies

1 Select 1Preset Tones or 2Preset Melodies and press b

Melodies in Data Folder

1 Select 3Data Folder and press b

Voice Files in Voice Folder

1 Select 4Voice Folder and press b

^ Voice files cannot be used for Received Complete.

Select a tone or melody

C To play tones or melodies, press e !.

Press b

^ Files cannot be selected if the file name exceeds 24 single-byte characters. ^ Some files may not be usable.

B Press e C to stop. B When Manner Mode is active or Ring Tone Level is Rising Tone or Silent, sounds play

at Level 1.

For some melodies, handset vibrates to the melody when Vibration (see P.7 - 4 ) is set to SMAF Link.

Sounds & Related Functions

Use E to adjust level

^ Level 5 is maximum. When Rising Tone is set, volume increases in the order of Level 1 -

Level 5 every three seconds.

C To check volume, press e !.

B Press e C to stop.

Press b

When Ring Tone Level is Rising Tone for Incoming Call, g appears in Standby, and h appears for Silent.

7-2

If source file in Data Folder or Voice Folder is deleted, Ring Tone returns to default.

7-3

Handset Vibration

Small Light

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Call Functions A Select an item A Vibration

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b C To link to SMAF files, select 3SMAF Link A Press b

Vibration Pattern

Index Menu

Sounds & Related Functions

Select a pattern and press b

Vibration 1 Vibrate (0.75 Sec) % Stop (0.75 Sec) Vibration 2 Vibrate (0.25 Sec) % Stop (0.25 Sec) % Vibrate (0.25 Sec) % Stop (1 Sec) Vibration 3 Vibrate (1 Sec) % Stop (2 Sec)

Vibration 4 Vibration 5 Vibrate (0.5 Sec) % Stop (0.5 Sec) % Vibrate (0.5 Sec) % Stop (1 Sec)

Select 3SMAF Link to allow compatible SMAF files to control Vibration.

Disable vibration when charging.

H Functions A Sounds A Call Functions A Select an item A Vibration

Pattern

Vibration

Pattern

Operation (repeats)

Vibrate (1 Sec) % Stop (1 Sec) % Vibrate (1 Sec) % Stop (2 Sec)

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Call Functions A Select an item A LED Indicator

Select 1Small Light and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b (Omit the next steps.)

Select a blink pattern

C To check patterns, press e x.

B Press e C to stop.

Pattern Operation (repeats)

Pattern 1 On (0.75 Sec) % Off (0.75 Sec) Pattern 2 On (0.25 Sec) % Off (0.25 Sec) % On (0.25 Sec) % Off (1 Sec) Pattern 3 On (1 Sec) % Off (2 Sec) Pattern 4 On (1 Sec) % Off (1 Sec) % On (1 Sec) % Off (2 Sec) Pattern 5 On (0.5 Sec) % Off (0.5 Sec) % On (0.5 Sec) % Off (1 Sec)

SMAF Link Flashes according to SMAF files

Select 6SMAF Link to allow compatible SMAF files to control Small Light.

Press b

Ring Time

Ring Time settings are not available for Incoming Call.

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Call Functions

Select an item other than 1Incoming Call and press b

Select 6Ring Time and press b

Enter time (01 - 99 seconds) and press b

Sounds & Related Functions

7-4

7-5

F13

Sound Effects

Adjust sounds and volume for handset operations.

Keypad

Sound

Setting On On On On

Sound Push Tones Error Tone Opening 1 Ending 1

Volu me

Time

^ Power On is when turning on handset, and Power Off is when turning off. ^ Sound Volume applies to sounds in Data Folder, mail attachments, etc. ^ Set LED to Sound is for flashing Small Light with sounds. ^ Settings remain even after handset power is turned off.

Level

Medium

0.05 Seconds 0.5 Seconds

Sounds

Sounds & Related Functions

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Sound Effects

Select 1Keypad Sound, 2Error Tone, 3Power On or 4Power Off

and press b Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b (Omit the next steps.)

Select 1Sound and press b

Preset Patterns/Melodies

1 Select 1Preset Tones or 2Preset Melodies and press b

Error Tone Power On Power Off

Level

Medium

Level 5 Level 5

3 Seconds 3 Seconds

Sound

Volu me

Level 5 Small Light

Set LED to

Sound

Press b

C To adjust Sound Effect volume, select 2Vol ume A Press b A Use E to adjust level

A Press b

C To set Sound Effect duration, select 3Time A Press b A Select time (Keypad Sound/

Error Tone) or enter time (Power On/Power Off) A Press b

If source file in Data Folder is deleted, sound pattern returns to default.

Basic Sound Settings

Sound Volume/

Set LED to Sound

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Sound Effects

Sound Volume

Select 5Sound Volume A Press b A Use E to adjust level A Press b

Light Settings

Select 6Set LED to Sound A Press b A Select 1Small Light or 2Off A Press b

Blink pattern for Set LED to Sound is fixed to SMAF Link.

Set playback volume Set to flash Small Light with sounds

KSee P. 7 -6 .

Sounds & Related Functions

Melodies in Data Folder

1 Select 3Data Folder and press b

^ Files cannot be selected if the file name exceeds 24 single-byte characters.

^ Some files may not be usable.

Push Tones (Keypad Sound)

1 Select 4Push Tones and press b

Pattern is set. (Omit the next steps.)

Select a tone or melody

C To play tones or melodies, press e !.

B Press e C to stop.

7-6

7-7

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C#D#F#G#A#C#D#F#G#A#C#D#F#G#A#C#D#F

Original Voice

Record sound for up to 30 seconds per file and use as Ring Tones or Alarm Tones. Sound is saved to Voice Folder.

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Original Tones A Original Voice

Enter title and press b

^ Enter up to 24 single-byte characters. Title is mandatory. ^ Original Voice files are saved by title by default.

Press b

Recording starts.

Press b to stop

^ When maximum recording time is reached, recording stops automatically and sound is

saved.

Sounds & Related Functions

C Recording stops and recorded material is lost.

C After Step 3, select a Voice file A Press b

B Press e C to stop.

C To use as Ring Tone, follow these steps after Step 3.

Select a Voice file A Press d I A Select Incoming Tone A Press b

A Select an item A Press b

^ Voice files cannot be used for Received Complete.

Incoming Calls while Recording

Playing Recorded Sounds

Voice Ring Tone

Original Ring Tones

Basics

Create melodies to use as Ring Tones, or to send via Long Mail.

^ Use up to 95 sounds x 32 chords, 190 sounds x 16 chords, or 380 sounds x 8 chords. ^ Original Ring Tones are saved to Data Folder (Melodies). See P. 8- 3 .

Original Ring Tones are saved in SJM format. To send Original Ring Tones to

Melody Chord

A W：Chord 1, X： Chord 2

Y：Chord 3...Z： Chord 32

Ton e Loudness

Pitch

A (Low) f % d % No symbol % c % e (High) A #: Semitone

A U: Rest

Use the following scales (range: approximately 4 octaves including semitones).

handsets other than Vodafone live! packet-enabled SHARP handsets, convert them to Melody files or SMAF files (see P.13-7 - 13-8). (Converted files may not play on recipient handsets.)

Window Description

J Q

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Pla

Sound

A Indicated by pitch and note

Save

**5/**

Sound at Cursor

Entered Notes/Rests

Cursor

A Move to enter/edit sounds

Duration

A Varies by note or rest

: Triplet, _: Slur

Pitch Range

Sounds & Related Functions

7-8

cc ccc ee edd

7-9

Notes & Rests

Note Rest Duration Note Rest Duration

Whole note/rest Dotted half note/rest Sixteenth note/rest Whole note triplet/rest Eighth note/rest Sixteenth triplet/rest

Dotted eighth note/rest Eighth triplet/rest Quarter note/rest Quarter triplet/rest

Dotted quarter note/rest Half note triplet/rest Half note/rest

Tone s

Handset contains 128 basic tones and 61 extra tones preset.

^ Create tones and save as Instrument Effects (up to 8 types to 3 locations). ^ Adjust octave of tones (see P.7-22).

Sounds & Related Functions

Procedure

1 Enter title

^ The entered title will appear when selecting Ring Tone. ^ Enter up to 24 single-byte characters. Title is mandatory.

2 Select tempo

^ X: Number of quarter notes played per minute

1Fast X = 150 3Slightly Slow X = 107 2Standard X = 125 4Slow X = 94

3 Select number of chords

^ Type: 8 Phonetic Chord, 16 Phonetic Chord and 32 Phonetic Chord

4 Enter sounds one by one for melody chord 1 (W)

^ Arrange pitch, octave or duration of each sound, and use semitones and triplets

(see P.7-11 - 7-12).

^ Press e ! to play all entered sounds. When you press k, sounds are

played up to cursor. Adjust playback volume in Sound Volume (see P. 7 -7 ). In Manner Mode, sounds play at Level 1 even if Silent is set in Manner Settings, Sound Volume.

^ To change tone or loudness while creating melodies, press d I.

5 For harmony, enter sounds in other melody chords

(Melody chord 2: X, melody chord 3: Y...melody chord 32: Z)

^ Press j to move to other melody chords. ^ Enter sounds in the same way as melody chord 1.

6 Select tone

^ Piano is set for all melody chords by default.

^ Select preset tones or Instrument Effects (see P.7-17) created beforehand. ^ Selected tone applies to two melody chords (pairs: 1&17, 2&18, 3&19...16&32).

7 Adjust loudness

^ Strong is set for all melody chords by default. ^ Select Strong, Standard or Faint for each melody chord. ^

Selected loudness applies to two melody chords (pairs: 1&17, 2&18, 3&19...16&32).

8 Save melody as Original Ring Tone

^ To use as Ring Tone (see P. 7- 3 ), select from Data Folder.

Entering Sounds

This section describes how to enter a sound. The same procedure applies to melody chords 1 to 32.

1 Note & Rest

Key Assignments:

Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Rest

12345670

Sounds & Related Functions

^ Press a key once to enter a quarter note. Press the same key repeatedly to adjust

the octave.

^ Use E to change pitch by semitone.

… …

Af Ad

… …

^ Press 0. A quarter rest (with U) is entered.

7-10

7-11

2 Note/Rest Type

Press q to toggle as follows. Press p to toggle types in reverse.

q q q q

Quarter

note/rest

^ Enter a note and press 9. The dotted version is available for half/quarter/eighth

notes and rests.

Standard9Dotted9Triplet Standard

^ Connect 3 triplets as follows:

Sounds & Related Functions

A A A

3Y3Y3

Melodies may not play properly, or may not attach to Long Mail if contained

^ Enter a note and press 8. _ appears on the right connecting the note to the

next.

Standard8Slur Standard

C A sound is entered.

To enter more, press A to move cursor and repeat from Step 1 on P.7-11.

^ Use E to enter the same sound as the one on the left.

triplets are not a set of three. Use triplets of similar pitch to avoid failure.

^ Sounds may not play properly if notes of the same scale/pitch play in some melody

chords simultaneously.

^ Distortion may occur when multiple melody chords play simultaneously.

In Manner Mode, Keypad Sound is muted.

Eighth

note/rest

Sixteenth

note/rest

F17

Creating an Original Ring Tone

Make sure there is enough free memory. When Data Folder is full, delete files and try again (see P. 8 -9 ).

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Original Tones A Original Ring Tone

Enter title and press b

Whole

note/rest

Half

note/rest

^ Enter up to 24 single-byte characters. Title is mandatory. ^ Original Ring Tones are saved by title by default.

Select tempo (see P.7-10) and press b

Select number of chords and press b

Enter note or rest (see P.7-11)

Specify note or rest type (see P.7-12)

Press A to set

Cursor moves right.

Repeat Steps 4 - 6 to enter more

^ To adjust tone or loudness here, press d I, select Tone or Adjust Loudness and

press b, then perform Step 11 (tone) or Step 16 (loudness) and press b.

C Press e ! to play sounds in all melody chords.

B Press e C to stop.

C To play current melody chord up to cursor, press k.

B Press e C to stop.

C To move to other melody chords, press j (repeatedly).

Press b when finished

^ To save melody without adjusting tone or loudness, skip ahead to Step 19 on P.7-14.

C To edit entered sounds, select 2Edit A Press b A Perform from Step 3 on P.7-15

Select Tone and press b

Select a melody chord and press b

Select a genre with F and a tone with E

^ To use Instrument Effects, select Original (FM) or Original (WT).

C To check tones, press e ! or d j.

B Press e C or d C to stop. B Press e ! to play created melody and d j to play Do Re Mi Fa Sol La

Ti Do.

Press b

^ Repeat Steps 10 - 12 for other melody chords.

C To play melody, press e !.

B Press e C to stop.

Sounds & Related Functions

7-12

7-13

Press d W

^ Skip ahead to Step 19 when not adjusting loudness.

Select Adjust Loudness and press b

Select a melody chord and press b

Select from 1Strong to 3Faint

C To check loudness, press e !.

B Press e C to stop.

Press b

^ Repeat Steps 15 - 17 for other melody chords.

C To play melody, press e !.

B Press e C to stop.

Press d W

Select 1Save and press b

Sounds & Related Functions

C Melody is temporarily saved. To resume, end the call and follow these steps.

Press b A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Although most tones are named after musical instruments, they may sound different.

, +

Also, playback volume may vary or distortion may occur depending on the tone/scale.

When you press e !, Cannot play back too many Phonetic chords may appear, and when you press b q, Cannot save too many Phonetic chords may appear. Delete melody chords, replace short notes with longer notes, or reduce triplets.

Incoming Calls while Editing

Editing an Original Ring Tone

Make sure there is enough free memory. When Data Folder is full, delete files and try again (see P. 8 -9 ).

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Original Tones A Data Folder

Select a file and press d I

^ Original Ring Tones are marked with k.

Select Edit and press b

Edit title and press b

Select tempo and press b

Select number of chords and press b

Move cursor to sound

C To edit other melody chords, press j.

When Changing Number of Chords

C When changing the number of phonetic chords, a warning of possible data loss may

appear. To proceed, choose 1Yes and press b (see table below).

B To cancel, choose 2No A Press b

Current Chords Changed to Data to be Lost

8 16 Sounds after the 190th

8 32 Sounds after the 95th

16 32 Sounds after the 95th

16 8 Melody chords 9 - 16

32 8 Melody chords 9 - 32

32 16 Melody chords 17 - 32

C Tone may alter when number of chords is changed.

Sounds & Related Functions

7-14

7-15

Editing Sounds

1 Use E to change pitch and switch type with p/q/8/

9 (see P.7-12)

^ Keys 1 - 7 are not available for this operation.

Adding Sounds

1 Enter sound

Sound is entered at the cursor position.

^ Refer to entry limit (see P. 7- 9 ).

Deleting an Original Ring Tone

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Original Tones A Data Folder

Select a file and press d I

Select Delete and press b

Choose 1Yes and press b

Deleting Sounds

1 Use F to select a sound 2 Press i

Sound at the cursor position is deleted.

CTo delete all sounds, press i for 1+ seconds. CTo delete sound sequence before or after cursor, press d I A Select

6Delete Posterior or 7Delete Previous A Press b A Press b

Sounds & Related Functions

Copy/Cut & Paste Melodies

1 Press d I 2 Select 3Copy or 4Cut and press b 3 Select the first sound of a portion and press b 4 Select the last sound of the portion and press b

Portion disappears when cut.

5 Open a window to paste the melody

^ When pasting into other melodies, close the current melody and open another

window.

6 Press d I 7 Select 5Paste and press b 8 Press b at target location

Press b when finished

C To edit tone or loudness, perform Steps 9 - 18 on P.7-13 - 7-14.

Select 1Save and press b

Select 2Overwrite and press b

Original Ring Tone is overwritten.

To save edited melody separately, select 1New Entry and press b. The

original melody remains and the edited melody is saved as a new file.

Instrument Effects

Basics

Create original tones for Original Ring Tones and other melodies. Save up to eight tones per chord type (8/16 Chords, 32 Chords and WT Original Tone).

Procedure

This system, based on FM synthesis, allows you to select Algorithm and Effect Level and adjust parameters of Operator to create Instrument Effects.

^ Select and arrange preset tones or Instrument Effects you have already created. ^ Play sounds as you arrange tones to check effects of changes. ^ Use WT synthesis by selecting WT Original Tone.

1 Select chord

^ Type: 8/16 Chords, 32 Chords and WT Original Tone

2 Select a save location 3 Enter name

^ Effect names appear in tone list under Original (FM) or Original (WT). ^ Enter up to 12 single-byte characters.

4 Select source tone

^ Select from preset tones if this is your first time.

JE Q

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Select

Sounds & Related Functions

7-16

7-17

5 Select Algorithm

^ Choose from six types for 8/16 Chords, and two types for

32 Chords.

^ Algorithm setting is not available for WT Original Tone.

JE Q

1Algorithm3

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2Al

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3Al

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4Al

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5Al

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6Al

Algorithm

Select a combination of Operators from six types (8/16 Chords) or two types (32 Chords).

For 8/16 Chords

6 Adjust parameters of each Operator (OP)

^ There are four types of Operators for 8/16 Chords and two

types for 32 Chords.

^ Default parameters are the same as those of the source

tone.

^ Use E to select a parameter and F to adjust.

^ Press e ! to check effects of parameter changes.

Sounds & Related Functions

7 Set Effect Level, Basic Octave, etc.

JE Q

SetOP 1 Multiple1 SustainOn KeyScaleRate1 KeyScaleLevel2 TotalLevel25 AttackRate DecayRate9 SustainLevel1 SustainRate16

8 Save tone (Instrument Effects)

^ Select Instrument Effects from tones to use for Original Ring Tone, etc.

WT Synthesis

C WT synthesis is based on recorded waveform data from musical instruments, etc.

which are close to original sounds.

FM Synthesis

This system synthesizes various tones by generating a sine wave called Operator. Algorithm is a combination of Operators.

Depending on the Algorithm, Operators work either as Modulator (that which modulates) or Carrier (that to be modulated).

Feed Back

Operator 1

Modulator

Modulate

Operator 2

Carrier

Various Tones

^ Adjust a variety of parameters including Multiple and Sustain. ^ Some Operators have a parameter called Feed Back for more effects.

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Select

Adjust

Set

Algorithm 3 Algorithm 4 Algorithm 5 Algorithm 6

(Shaded)

Modulator (that which modulates)

(White)

Algorithm 7 Algorithm 8

For 32 Chords

Algorithm 1 Algorithm 2

Carrier (that to be modulated)

Sounds & Related Functions

^ Available Operators vary depending on the combination. ^ Algorithm setting is not available for WT Original Tone.

Operator (OP)

See the table for details. Available parameters may vary by the number of chords.

Parameter Description

Multiple (13 levels)

Sustain (On/Off)

Key Scale Rate (two levels)

Key Scale Level (four levels)

Total Level (64 levels)

Multiple affects tones most. The higher the Carrier level, the higher the pitch. Adjust the Modulator level for a variety of tones.

When Sustain is set, sound continues after produced. Choose On to provide sustaining effects to tones in Piano, Glockenspiel, etc.

Set Key Scale Rate high to shorten the rise and fall time. Select 2 to emphasize this effect.

The higher the Key Scale Level, the lower the volume level. Select 0 to disable this effect.

(1) Carrier

The higher the Carrier value, the higher the volume level. Normally set 64 (maximum value), and select smaller values to use tones effectively at low volume for accompaniments, etc.

(2) Modulator

Increasing Modulator value brightens tones. Select smaller values for softer tones. Normally set between 40 and 64 to enjoy effects of tone changes.

7-18

7-19

Parameter Description

Attack Rate (15 levels)

Decay Rate (16 levels)

Sustain Level (16 levels)

Sustain Rate (16 levels)

Release Rate (16 levels)

KEYOFF Nullify (On/Off)

Sounds & Related Functions

Wave Select (29 types)

Vibrato (four levels/Off)

AM Modulation (four levels/Off)

Feed Back (eight levels)

Effect Level (four levels)

Basic Octave (four levels)

Panpot (31 levels)

Sustain (On/Off) Choose On to extend sounds

Vibration Level (four levels/Off)

Basic Octave, Sustain and Vibration Level settings are not available for WT Original Tone.

When Release Rate is set high for Normal Tones, rests may be ignored in playback.

Additional Settings

Parameter Description

The higher the Attack Rate, the longer sounds take to reach the maximum volume. When using tones with Attack Rate high, use longer notes or select slower tempo.

Lower Decay Rate to shorten the time sounds reach down to Sustain Level

The Sustain Level for a Normal Tone equals the sustained volume. For Step-Down Tones, Sustain Level measures the volume at which Ring Tone begins to decrease. The higher the Sustain Level, the higher the volume.

The lower the Sustain Rate, the longer the Sustain Level volume is sustained. 16 is Normal Tone, and other levels are Step-Down Tones.

The Release Rate for a Normal Tone equals the time from beginning to end of a sound. For Step-Down Tones, Release Rate measures the time from when a sound begins to decrease until it ends completely. The lower the Release Rate, the sooner the sound ends. For sustaining effects, increase Release Rate.

Choose On to avoid sound skipping of Step-Down Tones including those in DRUM

Select from 29 waveforms

Vibrato is a periodic variation in pitch

The higher the AM Modulation level, the stronger the tremolo (periodic changes in loudness)

Set Feed Back (not available for some Operators)

Effect Level affects cycle time of wavering quality in pitch or loudness. Select high level to shorten the cycle.

Adjust octave of tones

Panpot measures the position of sounds, which varies by combination of L (left) and R (right). Sound bias is emphasized as the value difference increases.

Select higher level for stronger vibrato

Creating Instrument Effects

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Instrument Effects

Select 18/16 Chords, 232 Chords or 3WT Original Tone and press

If Instrument Effects are already saved and renamed, they appear in Effects list.

Select a save location and press b twice

^ To leave the name unchanged, press b once and skip ahead to Step 4.

Enter name and press b

^ Enter up to 12 single-byte characters.

Select Base Tone and press b

Select a genre with F and a tone with E

C To check tone, press e !.

B Press e C to stop.

Press b

Select Tone and press b

^ To keep Algorithm unchanged or for WT Original Tone, skip ahead to Step 10.

Select Algorithm and press b

^ To keep each Operator (OP) unchanged, skip ahead to Step 14.

Select Operator (OP 1, etc.: see P.7-18) and press b

Default parameters are the same as those of the source tone. ^ For WT Original Tone, select Set OP and press b.

Select a parameter with E and adjust it with F

C For parameter descriptions, see P.7-19 - 7-20.

Repeat Step 11 to adjust other parameters

C Press e ! to check effects of parameter changes.

B Press e C to stop.

Press b or d j

Select Effect Level and press b

Select a frequency for tremolo/vibrato and press b

Confirmation appears.

^ For WT Original Tone, skip ahead to Step 18 on P.7-22.

Select Basic Octave and press b

Select a level and press b

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Sounds & Related Functions

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7-21

F16 F19

Select Panpot and adjust with F

^ For WT Original Tone, skip ahead to Step 21.

Select Sustain and choose On or Off with F

Select Vibration Level and adjust with F

Press d j

When finished with all settings, press d j

^ To create more, repeat from Step 2 on P.7-21.

Other Sound Related Functions

Speaker

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Speaker

Sounds & Related Functions

Select 1Speaker Phone or 2Speaker A Press b

C To use Earpiece and Microphone for phone conversations, choose 3Off A Press b

C Before or during calls, press f for 1+ seconds.

^ w: Speaker Phone is active. x: Speaker is active. ^ When Speaker is Off, use Earpiece and Microphone for phone conversations. ^ To cancel manually during a call, press f for 1+ seconds.

C When calls end, speaker talk is canceled.

^ Speaker is not available when Headphones are in use.

Tone Octave

Index Menu H Functions A Sounds A Tone Octave

Select a genre with F and a tone with E A Press b A Select a level A Press b

C To check tone or octave, press e !.

^ Adjust octave of Instrument Effects in Basic Octave setting (perform Steps 16 - 17 on

P. 7- 2 1 ).

^ When Speaker Phone is active, ringback tone may not sound. Handsfree

conversations may be hampered by ambient noise. Keep handset as close as possible when using Speaker Phone.

B Press e C to stop.

Select whether to activate Speaker Phone (for handsfree conversations) or Speaker (to listen only)

KOff

Talk with Speaker

Select an octave for each tone from four levels

7-22

Managing Files (Data Folder)

8-1

File Organization

Data Folder

Handset has two storage areas. Files are automatically sorted into Memory by function and into File Cabinet by file format. Handset File Cabinet capacity is approximately 8 MB.

Handset Memory Structure

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Memory

Phone Book

Schedule

Text Memo

Mail Box

File Cabinet

Data Folder

Images

Melodies

Animation

Voice Folder

Save files created/obtained using functions. The capacity varies by function.

Files are sorted into folders by file format. File Cabinet capacity is fixed and shared by all folders.

File Cabinet Memory Status

C To check memory usage status, press b A Select My Files A Press b A

Select 5Memory Status A Press b

Exchange images via Long Mail, infrared, etc.

Contents

Files created or obtained via Sky/Long Mail, etc. are organized in separate folders according to file format. Files are sorted as follows:

Data Folder

Images

Melodies

Animation

Create QR Codes from image/melody files in Data Folder (see P.11-28).

Image Files including Still Images

Melody Files such as Original Ring Tones

Animation Files

Window Description

To open Data Folder from Standby, follow these steps.

Press b A Select My Files A Press b A Select 1Data Folder A Press b

File View

Open a folder to view files. To customize the appearance of File View, see P. 8 - 5 "Display Settings."

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C File View (List File Names)

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To view folders first, select Thumbnails or File List in Display Settings for Images or

Animation folder (see P. 8- 5 ).

Show

File Size

Folder Name

Saved Files (format and file name)

Icons

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Still Image & Animation Files

Icon Format Description

(P: white)

(P: purple)

(E: white)

(E: Yellow)

*Blue icon: forwardable, red icon: unforwardable ^ Unforwardable files cannot be edited, combined, attached to Long Mail, converted to QR

Codes or sent via infrared.

^ A yellow triangle appears (r) on icons of files used for Phone Book Photo, Useful Diary,

Schedule, etc.

PNG PNG image

Transparent PNG Transparent PNG image

JPEG JPEG image

E-Animation (NEVA files) Animation (may include sound)

E-Animation (NEVA files) with jump buttons

Animation (JPEG, PNG, or PNG/ JPEG Animation)

Animation (may include sound)

Animation

Sound Files

Icon Format Description

P Sky Melody

k Original Ring Tone Melody created on handset (forwardable) l Voice Voice/sound recorded on handset (forwardable)

*Blue icon: forwardable, red icon: unforwardable ^ Unforwardable files cannot be edited, combined, attached to Long Mail, converted to QR

Codes or sent via infrared.

^ A yellow triangle appears (p) on icons of files set for Ring Tones, Alarm, etc.

SMAF Melody via Long Mail, etc. (may include images)

Melody Melody via Long Mail, etc.

Melody downloaded from Sky Melody Center (unforwardable)

Display Settings

Customize appearance of each folder in Data Folder.

Setting Description

List

List File Names

Thumbnails

File List

Not available for Melodies folder.

Appears as List for Melodies folder.

Appears as Folder for Melodies folder.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

1 2 3 4

Select a folder and press d I Select 4Display Settings and press b

Enter Security Code Select a type and press b

In this manual, most operations are described with Data Folder appearance set to List. Operations may differ if folders are set to appear.

Thumbnails appear

File names appear

Sub folders appear (thumbnails appear within)

Sub folders appear (file names appear within)

Managing Files (Data Folder)

8-4

8-5

Opening Files

Handset Data Folder

Index Menu H My Files

Select 1Data Folder and press b

Select a folder and press b

Thumbnails or file names appear (see P. 8 -3 , P. 8- 4 "File View").

Select a file and press b

The content plays or appears. ^ Press q to open or play the previous file, and press p to

open or play the next one. (Available in most cases.)

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Press i to return to File View

JPEG Images Exceeding W 240 x H 320 Dots

Images are reduced to fit Display. To restore the original size, press d select

Original Size

and press b.

E-Animation Files with Jump Buttons

C Some E-Animation files contain jump buttons with which to open linked images. To

use the buttons, open an E-Animation file and follow these steps.

Press d I A Select E-Animation Mode A Press b

^ Click buttons on screen for operations.

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Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

Select a folder or a file within it

Press d I

Select Property and press b

Details appear.

^ Press D to scroll down. ^ Item Descriptions:

Title

Typ e File/folder type

Location File/folder location

File Size Data size

Memory Used File size on handset

Width x Length

Copy/Fwd

Save

Transfer

Phone Book (Photo)

Incoming Tone

Set Useful Diary

Schedule Memo

Appears for files in Melodies folder.

Appears for JPEG/PNG images, etc.

Number of entries for which the file is used also appears.

1, 3

Melody file name

Image size in dots

OK: can be copied within Data Folder Invalid: not supported

OK: can be saved Invalid: not supported

OK: can be transferred to external device Invalid: not supported

Yes: set for Photo setting

Yes: set for Ring Tones, Alarm, etc.

Yes: set for Useful Diary

Yes: set for Schedule

Managing Files (Data Folder)

8-6

Exchange files via infrared with compatible devices (see P.9 - 2 ).

8-7

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Editing Files & Folders

To change folder names or activate/cancel Secret Mode, set folders to appear from Display Settings (see P. 8- 5 ).

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Changing Folder/

File Name

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

Folder Name

Select a folder A Press b A Select from Folder 1 to Folder 9 A Press d I A Select 2Folder Name A Press b A Enter name A Press b

File Names

Select a folder A Press b A Select a file A Press d I A Select Change File Name A Press b A Enter name A Press b

^ Changing names does not affect titles of melody files.

Secret Mode

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

^ When you attach a file to Long Mail, single-byte katakana used in the name

change to double-byte, and Pictographs are deleted. File names consisting only of Pictographs are changed to image, melody, etc.

^ Some single-byte Symbols may not be used for file names.

Select a folder A Press b A Select from Folder 1 to Folder 9 A Press d I A Select 3Secret Mode A Press b A Enter Security Code A Choose 1On or 2Off A Press b

^ Enter Security Code to open folders set to On.

Copy/Move

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

Select a folder A Press b A Select a file A Press d I A Select Copy or Move A Press b A Select a target folder A Press b

Rename folders (except Folder 0) or files

Restrict access to folders (except Folder 0)

Copy or move files to other folders within each Data Folder

Delete

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

Delete a single file or all files at once

Deleting Single Files

Select a folder A Press b A Select a file A Press d I A Select Delete A Press b A Delete?* appears A Choose 1Yes A Press b

*If the file is used for Incoming Tone, Picture Call/Mail, Useful Diary, etc., File in Use Delete?

appears.

Deleting All Files

Select a folder A Press d I A Select 3Delete All A Press b

A Enter Security Code A Choose 1Yes A Press b

Animation Files

Simple Animation

Select up to four JPEG images to create Simple Animation. Images appear one after another at the selected tempo.

^ Simple Animation files are saved to Animation folder. However, those made of a single

image are saved to Images folder.

^ When memory is full, delete files to free some space (see above). ^ Image quality may change when used for animation.

Creating Simple Animation

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Animation A Simple Animation A New

Enter name and press b

^ Enter up to 32 single-byte characters. Name is mandatory.

Select tempo and press b

In animation, images appear in numerical order at the tempo.

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Select a blank entry and press b

Select an image from Data Folder (see P.8-6) and press b

C Press d X to use other image. C To start over from Step 3, press e W.

Press b

The image is set.

C To play animation, press d I A Select 1Animation

Playback A Press b

B To return, press e W A Press i

C To change images, select one A Press d I A Select

2Change A Press b A Start over from Step 4

C To delete images, select one A Press d I A Select

3Delete A Press b A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

Repeat Steps 3 - 5 to add images

^ Select up to four images.

Press e j when finished

Managing Files (Data Folder)

C To send animation via Long Mail, select 2Attachment A Press b A Perform from

Step 2 on P.13-3 B For large animation, choose 1Ye s A Press b (File may be too large to be attached

even if the size is reduced.)

Select 1Save and press b

Editing Animation

When memory is full, delete files to free some space (see P. 8 -9 ).

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 2 A Animation A Simple Animation A Edit

Select animation and press b

Edit name and press b

Select tempo and press b

C To add images, select a blank entry A Press b A Select an image A Press b A

Press b

C To change images, select one A Press d I A Select 2Change A Press b

A Select an image A Press b A Press b

C To delete images, select one A Press d I A Select 3Delete A Press b A

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Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder

Select a folder and press b

Select animation file and press b

Selected animation plays.

C Press e W to stop playback. C Using Images & Animation: see below

Using Images & Animation

Some images may not be usable.

Changing Display Size

Open a file and press k

Display size toggles between 100% (with indicators), 100% (no indicators), Enlarged (with indicators) and Enlarged (no indicators). ^ Size may not be changed or size options may vary depending on the file. When enlarged,

the entire image may not appear on Display.

^ q: 100%, p: Enlarged

Setting Image & Animation as Wallpaper

Save As Wallpaper can be selected only for compatible files.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d)

Images

1 Select 2Display Setting and press b 2 Select 1Save As Wallpaper and press b

Animation

1 Select 2Save As Wallpaper and press b

Press b

Managing Files (Data Folder)

When finished editing, press e j

Select 1Save and press b

Select 1New Entry and press b

C To overwrite, select 2Overwrite A Press b

8-10

8-11

Setting Image & Animation as Display Images

To Display Images can be selected only for compatible files.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d)

Sending Files via Long Mail

Attach files to Long Mail from Data Folder.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d)

Images

1 Select 2Display Setting and press b 2 Select 2To Display Images and press b

Animation

1 Select 3To Display Images and press b

Select an item and press b

C For more, perform from Step 4 on P. 6- 5 .

Slide Show

All images in Data Folder (Images or Animation) appear sequentially. Adjust Slide Show speed.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Select an image and press d I

Select 1Slide Show and press b

Slide Show starts from the selected image.

C To stop Slide Show, press b.

B To resume, press b.

C To skip images manually, press d J.

Setting Interval

C To change interval, follow these steps after Step 2.

Select 2Display Speed A Press b A Select an interval A Press b

^ Interval is Standard by default.

Select Attachment and press b

C Large JPEG/Animation Files: see below C For Melody files or Original Ring Tones, select a file format (see P. 1 3 -8 ) A Press b

Complete other fields and send Long Mail (from Step 2 on P.13-3)

Large JPEG Files

C Exceeds Limit appears after Step 1 above. Follow these steps to proceed.

^ Reduce & Send (Reduce Width & Height by 50%)

Select 1Attach 1/4 Size A Press b A Perform from Step 2 on P.13-3

^ Compress & Send (Maintain Same Width & Height)

Select 2Attach Original A Press b A Perform from Step 2 on P.13-3

B Compression affects image quality.

^ Send Split Mail (Split Image into Four Frames)

Select 3Attach Split Mail A Press b A Select or enter recipient A Press b

Choose 1Yes A Press b A Perform from Step 3 in "Send Continuously"

on P.13-39

B Split Mail transmission charges are equivalent to sending four Long Mail

messages.

Large Animation Files

C Too large Reduce and Retry? appears after Step 1 above. Follow these steps to

proceed.

Choose 1Yes A Press b A Perform from Step 2 on P.13-3

Managing Files (Data Folder)

8-12

8-13

Editing Images

Enlarging/Reducing Images

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Image Size

To Center the Point to Enlarge/Reduce

^ Press e 1 and use G to move the point to the center of Display. ^ Image stops when you release the key or the limit is reached.

To Return to Resize Mode

Press e 0.

^ Portions outside Display are cut when saved. ^ When e 1 is pressed after zooming, image

returns to the original scale.

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Index Menu

Select 1Enlarge/Reduce and press b

If NMove does not appear in the left bottom corner, press e 0.

^ Shortcut: From Data Folder, open an image and press e 0

Press and hold C to zoom in and D to zoom out

To stop zooming, release the key (stops automatically when the limit is reached).

C To soften images, press d }.

Press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

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Move Soft

Changing Image Size

Resize images in Data Folder to send via Long Mail or set as Wallpaper.

^ Alternatively, crop image for size. File size changes when images are resized. ^ Images may not appear depending on the size. ^ Change Image Size can be selected only for compatible files.

Resize to Preset Size

Index Menu

Select from 1Wallpaper to 5Alarm and press b

A rectangle appears on the image (except for 1Wallpaper).

Wallpaper W 240 x H 320 dots

Sha-mail Size W 120 x H 160 dots

Power On/Off W 120 x H 130 dots

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Alarm W 120 x H 51 dots

C To start over from selecting preset size, press i or

Selecting Display Area

Enlarge or Reduce

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Image Size A Change Image Size

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1 Use G to specify display area and press b

^ Display area may be unspecifiable depending on image size.

1 Press e 0

NMove appears in the left bottom corner.

2 Press C to zoom in and D to zoom out, and press b

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8-14

Press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

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Cropping Images

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Image Size A Change Image Size

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Index Menu

Select 6Cut and press b

Use G to move + to the upper left corner of the

portion to crop and press b Use G to move + to the lower right corner of the

portion

C To cancel, press e W A Start over from Step 2

Press d j

C To start over from Step 1, press i or d |. C To adjust display area/scale, perform Step 2 on P.8 - 1 5.

Press b

Press b again

Image is saved as a new entry.

Marker Stamp

Add text/marks (arrows/plus sign) to images.

^ Apply to JPEG and PNG images. Some images may not be usable. ^ Marker Stamp can be selected only for compatible files.

Index Menu

Select 1Marker Stamp and press b

C To specify color, select 7Font Color A Press b A Select a combination A Press b C To hide outline of text/mark with the latter color, select 8Border A Press b A Choose

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Picture Effect

2Off A Press b

For PNG images, Font Color and Border cannot be selected (White w/ Black applies).

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Entering Text

1 Select 1Character and press b 2 Enter text and press b

^ Enter up to 16 single-byte characters.

CTo re-enter text, press e W A Start over from Step 1

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5 6

CPress 1 - 9 to change the color. CPress 0 to toggle Border On and Off.

Adding Marks

1 Select a mark and press b

CTo change mark, press e W. CPress 1 - 9 to change the color. CPress 0 to toggle Border On and Off.

Use G to move text or mark to target location and press b Choose 1Yes and press b

C To add more text or mark, select 2Marking A Press b A Press d I A

Repeat Steps 2 - 4

C To check the image, select 3Check Image A Press b C To cancel editing, select 4Cancel Edit A Press b A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

Select 1Complete and press b Choose 1Yes and press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Visual Effects

Dress up images with preloaded visual effects.

^ Apply to JPEG images. ^ Use images between W 52 x H 52 and W 240 x H 320 dots. ^ Image Decoration can be selected only for compatible files.

Index Menu

Select 2Image Decoration and press b

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Picture Effect

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8-17

Select an effect and press b

^ Decoration Effects:

Sepia Renders image in sepia tones

Sparkling Adds sparkling effect to bright portions of an image

Soap Bubbles Superimposes bubbles over an image

Kaleidoscope Renders an image as a kaleidoscopic image

Emboss Renders images in black and white relief

Scrunch Renders image as a pencil sketch

Aluminum Can Superimposes image onto a 3D can image

Round Frame Adds a round, opaque frosting to the edges of an image

Soft Frame Adds a soft, opaque edged frame to image

Zigzag Frame Adds a jagged edged frame around image

Press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Make smiley, angry or sad faces.

^ Apply to JPEG images. ^ Face Arrange may not fit all images. Adjust position and size as required (see P.8 - 19 ). ^ Face Arrange can be selected only for compatible files.

Edited images may be too large to save or send via Long Mail.

Face Arrange

Index Menu

Select a type and press b

^ Face Arrange Types:

Mirror: Right-half

Mirror: Left-half

Grin Pulls eyes down & mouth up Dark Darkens skin tone

Mad Pulls eyes up & mouth down Fair Brightens skin tone

Sad Pulls eyes & mouth down Angry Mark Adds a stress mark to face

C To start over, press e W.

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Picture Effect A Face Arrange

Copies right side of face onto left side

Copies left side of face onto right side

Slender

Crush Face

Stretches face to lengthen appearance

Shortens distance between top and bottom of face

Press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

When using Face Arrange, take care not to create images that may embarrass or

offend others. Always obtain permission before photographing others.

Adjusting Face Arrange Position

After Face Arrange (Step 1 on P.8-18), change the positions and sizes of targets to fit your images. Changes apply to the current image only.

Select LPositioning and press b

Face Arrange targets appear.

Press d u

A rectangle appears with + in the upper left corner.

Set the face line

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C To start over, press e W.

Set the eyes and then mouth in the same way

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Press d j when finished

All the targets appear.

^ To start over from the face line, return to Step 2.

C To restore the original positions, press e l.

Press b

Choose 1Yes and press b

Image is saved to Data Folder as a new entry with Face Arrange positions adjusted, and Face Arrange menu returns. ^ Complete Face Arrange. Face Arrange is applied to the adjusted positions.

Additional Picture Effects

^ Frame, Rotate, Moving Photo Frame and Change File Format can be selected only for

compatible files.

^ Edited images are saved as new entries.

Moving Photo

Frame

Index Menu

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Picture Effect A Moving Photo Frame

Add Moving Photo Frame to JPEG images to create animations

Select a frame A Press b A Press b

C To view file animation alone, select one A Press e 9

B Press e W to return to Select Frame list.

^ Animations are saved as E-Animation files with a .nva extension.

Moving Photo Frame size is W 120 x H 130 dots. For images larger than this

size, Moving Photo Frames appear centered. Resize or crop images to fit frame (see P.8-15, P.8-16).

Change

File Format

Convert image format to JPEG (s) or PNG (w)

Add Frame to JPEG images

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Frame

Index Menu

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Picture Effect A Frame

Select 1Preset Frames or 2Original Frames A Press b A Select a frame A Press b A Press b

C To check frames, select one A Press e 9

B Press e W to return to Frame list.

Rotate

Index Menu

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Picture Effect

Rotate images

Select 6Rotate A Press b* A Press b

To rotate further, press d z. Each press rotates image by 90 degrees.

Index Menu

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Change File Format

Select a format A Press b

^ Apply to images smaller than 120 x 160 dots. ^ The original format cannot be selected.

Changing file format may affect image quality.

Combining Images

Some images may not be combined and menu items may vary by file type.

Split Screen

Combine up to four reduced images into one.

^ Apply to JPEG images. ^ Make sure there is enough free memory. ^ Images are placed in the upper left, upper right, lower left and

lower right in numerical order.

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Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder

Select an image for upper left and press b

Press d I

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Managing Files (Data Folder)

Select 5Composite and press b

Select 1Split Image 120 x 160 or 2Split Image 240 x 320 and press

Enter name and press b

^ Enter up to 32 single-byte characters. Name is mandatory.

Select a blank entry and press b

Data Folder opens.

Select an image and press b

Some images may not be selected.

C To change the image, press d X. C To start over from selecting an entry, press e W.

Press b

Repeat Steps 6 - 9 to add images

C To preview Split Image, press d I A Select 1Split

Screen A Press b

B To return, press e W A Press i

C To change images, select one A Press d I A Select

2Change A Press b A Start over from Step 7

C To delete images, select one A Press d I A Select

3Delete A Press b A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

Press e j

C To send split images via Long Mail, select 2Attachment A

Press b A Perform from Step 2 on P.1 3 - 3

Select 1Save and press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

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Panorama Images

Combine two images into one.

Select two images Merge Panorama

Panorama Image Effects:

Standard Applicable to all kinds of shots

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^ Use JPEG images between W 48 x H 64 and W 120 x H 160 dots/W 160 x H 120 dots. ^ Some portions may be cropped to adjust two images to the same size. ^ The result may not be satisfactory if color tones are different between two images. ^ Merge Panorama can be selected only for compatible files.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder

Select an image and press b

Press d I

Select 5Composite and press b

Select 4Merge Panorama and press b

The first selected image appears on the left when combined.

Select from 1Standard to 3Document and press b

Select 2 and press b

Data Folder opens.

Managing Files (Data Folder)

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Select another image and press b

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Press b

^ If the image is too large or too small, select another.

To change images, select either A Press b A Press d

Start over from Step 7 on

Press e j when finished

Combined image appears.

^ Use G to scroll the image.

C To switch the positions, press d r.

Press b

Image is saved as a new entry.

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Combining Split Mail Images

Use one of four Split Mail images to combine them all into one.

^ Images may not be combined properly if file names of Split Mail images are changed, or

the same file name exists.

^ When combined, image quality may change.

H My Files A Data Folder A Open a folder A Select a file A Menu (d) A

Composite

Managing Files (Data Folder)

Index Menu

Select 3Combine Split Mail and press b

Press b

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Some functions may not be available and menu items may vary by file type.

Playback Volume

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Melodies

Select a file and press d I

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Use E to adjust level and press b

Using for Incoming Tone/Sound Effects

^ Files cannot be used if the file name exceeds 24 single-byte characters. ^ Incoming Tone or Sound Effects can be selected only for compatible files.

Index Menu H My Files A Data Folder A Melodies

Select a file and press d I

Select 2Incoming Tone or 3Sound Effects and press b

Select an item and press b

Editing Melodies & Adjusting Tone or Loudness

C Press b A Select My Files A Press b A Select 1Data Folder A Press b A

Select Melodies A Press b A Select a melody A Press d I

B To edit melodies, select 5Edit A Press b A Perform from Step 3 on P. 7- 1 5 B To adjust tone, select 6Tone A Press b A Perform from Steps 10 - 13 on

P. 7- 1 3 - 7-14

B To adjust loudness, select 7Adjust Loudness A Press b A Pe rfo rm Steps

15 - 18 on P. 7- 1 4

^ Melody format files are saved as Original Ring Tone format after Edit.

Managing Files (Data Folder)

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Infrared

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Getting Started

Exchange files/entries with infrared-compatible Vodafone handsets and other devices.

^ V201SH complies with IrMC 1.1, but some files/entries may not be exchanged. ^ Infrared transfers are disabled while handset is connected to the Network (receiving/

sending mail or information).

^ During infrared transfers, handset automatically enters Off-Line Mode (see P.3 - 6). Thus

transfers are disabled while receiving calls/messages, during calls, while editing mail or data, etc. Off-Line Mode is canceled after transfers.

Transferable Files

Function One File All Files Notes

The following settings are lost: Photo, Personal Ring Tone, Incoming Notice and Mail Folder. In One File transfers,

Phone Book Available Available

Data Folder Available N/A

Camera Mode

Infrared

Images

Available N/A Transfer a DCF format file of up to 40 KB

^ Files over 40 KB cannot be transferred. ^ Images may not appear on recipient handsets.

Group and Secret settings are also lost. All File transfer includes Owner Profile (except handset phone number).

Transfer JPEG and PNG files in Images folder as well as E-Animation (NEVA files) in Animation folder. Copy protected files cannot be transferred.

Precautions

^ Align Infrared Ports within 20 centimeters with no obstructions between handsets.

Infrared Port

Within 20 cm

^ Keep Infrared Ports aligned during transfer. ^ Transfers in direct sunlight, under fluorescent lighting or near infrared equipment may fail. ^ Dust/oil may impair file transfers; clean Infrared Ports with a soft cloth beforehand.

When transfer fails, Remote Device Not Found Reconnect? appears. Implement

the above precautions and try again. (Choose 1Yes and press b.)

IR Password

Required for infrared transfers; passwords on both handsets must match. The password specified when receiving an infrared transfer for the first time remains in place until changed. Follow the steps below to change IR Password.

Index Menu H Infrared A Set IR Password

Infrared

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Enter Security Code

Enter IR Password

Password is set and Infrared Transfer menu returns.

If IR Password is set in this manner beforehand, password entry is not requested

when receiving an infrared transfer for the first time.

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Transferring Files

One File Transfer

Sending

Send one file/entry from Data Folder or Phone Book.

Open file/entry list and highlight a file/entry

^ Alternatively, for Phone Book, open an entry.

Press b I or d I

Select Send via Infrared and press b

Off-Line Mode is set and title entry window opens.

When handset fails to enter Off-Line Mode, file/entry list returns.

Edit title and press b

^ Source file/entry name remains unchanged. To proceed without

changing the title, press b.

Prepare recipient handset

Infrared

Within 15 seconds, choose 1Yes and press b

Transfer starts. When finished, file/entry list returns.

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All File Transfer

Security Code and IR Password are required to transfer all entries.

B Security Code: see P.1 - 2 4 B IR Password is required for infrared transfers. Transfers are possible when the passwords on

both handsets match. To set recipient handset password before transfer, see P. 9- 3 .

Sending All Phone Book Entries

Index Menu H Infrared

Select 1Send All Entries and press b

Off-Line Mode is set. ^ When handset fails to enter Off-Line Mode, Infrared Transfer menu returns.

Enter Security Code

Prepare recipient handset

Enter IR Password

Within 15 seconds, choose 1Yes and press b

Transfer starts. When finished, Infrared Transfer menu returns.

Receiving All Phone Book Entries

Index Menu H Infrared A Acquire Signal

Infrared

Receiving

Index Menu H Infrared A Acquire Signal

Enter Security Code

Standing by... appears. Handset receives file/entry if sent within 30 seconds and

confirmation appears.

C Press e 3 to cancel. C Press g to end.

Infrared Password

To save, choose 1Yes and press b

File is saved and Infrared Transfer menu returns.

C To cancel transfer, choose 2No A Press b A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

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^ IR Password? appears when receiving an infrared transfer for the first time.

Enter a 4-digit password to start receiving.

^ The entered password remains valid. See P.9 - 3 to change the password. ^ If incorrect, Infrared Transfer menu returns.

Enter Security Code

Standing by... appears. Handset receives entries if sent within 30 seconds and

confirmation appears.

C Press e 3 to cancel. C Press g to end. C When IR Password? appears, see P.9 - 4 "Infrared Password."

Adding Entries

1 Select 1New Item and press b

Transfer starts. When finished, Infrared Transfer menu returns.

Overwriting Existing Entries

1 Select 2Delete All & Save and press b 2 Choose 1Yes and press b

Transfer starts. When finished, Infrared Transfer menu returns.

When Phone Book is overwritten, Owner Profile except handset phone number

is overwritten as well.

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Handset Security

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Changing Security Code

Whenever necessary, change Security Code.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Change Code

Enter current Security Code

C Security Code: see P. 1 -2 4

^ If incorrect, handset returns to Standby.

Enter new Security Code

Re-enter Security Code

^ If incorrect, handset returns to Standby.

Handset Locks

Keypad Lock

Restrict access to handset functions.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Keypad Lock

Enter Security Code

Handset Security

Q appears and Keypad Lock is set.

When Keypad Lock is Active

In Standby, press g for 2+ seconds to deactivate handset power, b for 1+ seconds to activate/cancel Key Guard, Security Code entry. Emergency calls to Police (110), Fire (119) and Coast Guard (118) are possible.

C During a call, press g to end the call, 0 - 9 to enter Security Code or i to

edit Security Code entry.

C Answer calls by pressing f or keys for Any Key Answer (see P.2 - 6 ). Press g to

place callers on hold.

Emergency calls (110, etc.) are possible even when Keypad Lock is active. For more,

see P. 2- 3 "Emergency Calls."

- 9 to enter Security Code or i to edit

Canceling

Enter Security Code

Q disappears and Keypad Lock is canceled.

^ Keypad Lock can be canceled during calls. ^ Keypad Lock remains active even if handset power is deactivated, then reactivated.

Auto Key Lock

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Auto Key Lock

Enter Security Code

Choose 1On and press b

^ Keypad Lock activates from the next time handset power is turned on.

Emergency calls (110, etc.) are possible even when Auto Key Lock is active. For

Cancel Keypad Lock (see above) first and follow these steps.

1 2

more, see P. 2- 3 "Emergency Calls."

Canceling

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Auto Key Lock

Enter Security Code Choose 2Off and press b

Phone Book Lock

Protect Phone Book entries from accidental alteration and restrict access to Phone Book information.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Phone Book Lock

Enter Security Code

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel Phone Book Lock, choose 2Off A Press b

When Phone Book Lock is active, the following Phone Book operations are disabled:

B Searching, saving, editing and dialing, including Speed Dial (see P.5-14) B Creating QR Codes from Phone Book entries or Owner Profile (see P.11-28)

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Restrict Dial

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Restrict Dial

Enter Security Code

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel Restrict Dial, choose 2Off A Press b

Emergency calls (110, etc.) are possible even when Restrict Dial is active. For more,

see P. 2- 3 "Emergency Calls."

Accept Call & Reject Call

Designate numbers from which to accept or reject calls.

Accept Call

Reject Call Reject calls from designated numbers. Caller hears a busy tone.

^ For rejected calls, Missed Calls appears in Missed Call notice (see P.2 - 1 5 ) and Reject

appears in Call History.

^ Accept Call and Reject Call operate only when Caller ID is sent. ^ To reject calls with No Caller ID or Payphone calls, see P.10-6. ^ Accept Call and Reject Call cannot be set at the same time.

Handset Security

Saving Entries

^ Save at least one entry before activating Accept Call or Reject Call. ^ Save up to 10 entries each.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy

Accept Call

Reject Call

Accept calls from designated numbers only. Calls from other numbers are rejected and caller hears a busy tone.

1 Select 5Accept Call and press b 2 Enter Security Code

1 Select 6Reject Call and press b 2 Enter Security Code 3 Select 1Specify Number and press b

Select 3Save to List and press b

Names or phone numbers appear if saved.

C To delete entries, select one A Press d y A Choose 1Ye s A Press b

Select a blank entry and press b

Enter a phone number

C To select from Phone Book, perform Steps 1 - 3 on P.5-11.

Press b

Name appears if selected from Phone Book. Number appears if entered directly. (Name does not appear even if saved in Phone Book.) ^ Repeat Steps 3 - 5 to save other numbers.

Accept Call

^ At least one entry is required to set Accept Call (see P.1 0 -4 ). ^ Cancel Reject Call before activating Accept Call.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Accept Call

Enter Security Code

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b

Reject Call

^ At least one entry is required to set Reject Call (see P.10-4). ^ Cancel Accept Call before activating Reject Call.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Reject Call

Enter Security Code

Select 1Specify Number and press b

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b

Handset Security

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Rejecting Other Calls

Reject calls with No Caller ID or Payphone calls. Handset does not ring and caller hears a rejection message.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Reject Call

Enter Security Code

Select 2No ID or 3Payphone and press b

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel, choose 2Off A Press b

Secret Mode

Reset

Reset Defaults

Cancel custom settings and return handset functions to their default settings.

^ Phone Book entries are unaffected. ^ For settings affected by Reset, see P. 15 - 2 - 15-4.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Reset Defaults

Enter Security Code

Select 1OK and press b

C To cancel, select 2Cancel A Press b

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Activate Secret Mode to open Secret Mode entries.

Activating Secret Mode

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy

Select 2Secret Mode and press b

Enter Security Code

Handset Security

Secret Mode is set and z appears.

Secret Mode is canceled when handset power is turned off.

Exiting Secret Mode

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy

Select 2Secret Mode and press b

z disappears and Secret Mode is canceled.

Opening Secret Mode Entries

Activate Secret Mode and open a Phone Book entry.

^ z lights for standard entries and flashes for Secret Mode entries. ^ To edit or delete Secret Mode entries, see procedures for standard

entries.

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Clear all Phone Book entries, Original Ring Tones and other data (including Mail). Custom settings return to their defaults. However, Security Code is unchanged.

Index Menu H Functions A Privacy A Reset All

Enter Security Code

Select 1OK and press b

C To cancel, select 2Cancel A Press b

Files and records deleted by Reset All cannot be restored.

Handset Security

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Handy Call Functions

Message Recorder

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Signal Alert

When Signal Alert is active, handset emits warning beeps when the signal is weak and the call may be disconnected. Signal Alert is Off by default.

Index Menu H Functions A Settings 1 A Signal Alert

Choose 1On and press b

C To cancel Signal Alert, choose 2Off A Press b

Even when Signal Alert is active, calls may be disconnected without warning.

Push Tones

Use Push Tones to send alphanumeric messages to pagers or operate a home answering machine remotely.

From Phone Book

Use this function to send set messages to pagers.

^ Save Push Tones to Phone Book first (see P. 5- 4 ).

When saving Push Tones to Phone Book (e), do not save other information to that entry.

Additional Functions

After a connection is established, open a Phone Book entry

(perform Steps 1 - 3 on P.5-11) Press b

Select Send All Push Tones and press b

Enter u (Pause) in Push Tones to separate each sequence. To send following

Direct Entry

Press Keypad to send individual Push Tones during calls.

After a connection is established, use Keypad to enter numbers

^ For more information, see the manual for the recipient device/corresponding service. ^ Use 0 - 9, U and # to send Push Tones.

sequences, press d g for each.

Activating

Record caller messages on handset.

^ Message Recorder cannot be used when handset is off, out-of-range or in Off-Line Mode. ^ Record up to 90 seconds or 20 messages between Message Recorder, Voice Memo and

My Voice Memo (see P. 11 - 5 ).

Index Menu H Tel Op s A Message Recorder

Select 1Recorder Settings and press b

Remaining recording time appears and Message Recorder menu returns (j appears).

C To sample outgoing message, select 3Outgoing Message A Press b

B Press b to stop.

C To activate or mute Earpiece for outgoing message/caller message recordings, select

4Volume Level A Press b A Select 1Volume Level Link (default) or 2Silent A Press b

Message Recorder Disabled

C When less than 4 seconds remain or 20 messages are recorded, Message Recorder

is disabled. Delete messages (see P.11-5) to activate Message Recorder.

C In Manner Mode, activate/cancel Message Recorder via Manner Settings only.

Answer Time

C Adjust ring time between 0 and 59 seconds (Message Recorder waits to answer

calls).

Press b A Select Tel Op s A Press b A Select 7Message Recorder A Press b A Select 6Answer Time A Press b A Enter time (00 - 59) A Press b

B To start recording immediately after a call arrives, enter 00 A Press b

^ Answer Time is 09 seconds by default.

In-Car Recorder

C Activate In-Car Recorder to automatically activate Message Recorder when In-Car

Charger is in use. In-Car Recorder is active by default. To cancel this setting, follow these steps.

Press b A Select Tel Op s A Press b A Select 7Message Recorder A Press b A Select 5In-Car Recorder A Press b A Choose 2Off A Press b

Additional Functions

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When Message Recorder is Active

C For incoming calls, outgoing message plays and recording starts.

^ To answer calls, press f during recording (no message will be recorded).

C When recording ends, l appears. C If recording capacity becomes full (see P.1 1 -3 "Message Recorder Disabled") after

the recording, Message Recorder is canceled and j disappears. (l remains lit until the message is deleted.)

Quick Recorder

C Use Quick Recorder to record caller messages on handset when Message Recorder

is inactive. When a call arrives, press bj to activate Quick Recorder. Outgoing message plays and caller's message is recorded. ^ When recording capacity is full (see P.1 1 - 3 "Message Recorder Disabled"), delete

messages (see P.11-5) to activate Message Recorder.

Canceling

Index Menu H Tel Op s A Message Recorder

Select 1Recorder Settings and press b

Message Recorder is canceled and menu returns (j disappears).

Playing Messages

Deleting Recorded Messages

C Press i A Choose 1Yes A Press b

^ The next message plays, if any. l disappears after all messages are deleted.

Voice Memos

Record the other party's voice (Voice Memo) during a call or your own (My Voice Memo) in Standby.

^ For Voice Memo, only the other party's voice is recorded. ^ Record up to 90 seconds between Voice Memo, My Voice Memo and Message Recorder

(see P.1 1 - 3). When less than 4 seconds remain or 20 messages are recorded, messages cannot be recorded.

Recording Voice Memo

1 During a call, press k for 1+ seconds

Recording starts.

Recording My Voice Memo

1 In Standby, press k for 1+ seconds 2 Select 1My Voice Memo and press b

Recording starts. ^ Talk to Microphone from the distance of 5 - 10 cm.

Index Menu H Tel Op s A Message Recorder

Additional Functions

Select 2Play and press b

Number of recordings appears and playback starts from the most recent message. After all messages have played, playback ends and handset returns to Standby.

C Press g to stop playback.

C Playback Operations (Example: 3 Messages are Recorded)

Press D during playback

No.3 No.2 No.1

Playback

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Message playback stops for incoming calls. Press f to answer the call.

Replay the message Play the previous messageSkip the message

Press C during playback

No.3 No.2 No.1

Playback

Press C twice during playback

No.3 No.2 No.1

Playback

Press b or k to stop

My Voice Memo stops for incoming calls. Press keys for Any Key Answer (see

P. 2- 6 ) to answer the call. (The recorded message is saved.)

^ Recordings remain even after handset power is turned off. ^ To play/delete Voice Memo/My Voice Memo, see P. 11 - 4 - 11-5 "Playing Messages."

Additional Functions

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