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You can also set a timer for watching/recording a program

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using a program information provided by the program guide i-αppli, site, mail, etc.

If the Alarm, Schedule alarm, and Booking alarm are set to

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start at the same time, the following priority is applied.

1. Schedule alarm

2. Booking alarm

3. Alarm

If there is a timer that is set to start at the same time as the

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new timer for recording a program, the confirmation screen appears. If you select [Yes], the previously saved timer for recording a program is overwritten by the new one.

When the ending or starting date and time set for the

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previously saved timer for recording a program is the same as the starting or ending date and time set for the newly saved one respectively, the confirmation screen appears. If you select [Yes], the preceding timer terminates slightly earlier than the specified time.

If the Booking list is updated because of the saved

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reservation being started while editing a reservation or other reason, the reservation may not be saved successfully.

If the repeat type of the schedule set for the 31st is set to

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[Month], the schedule is set for the last day of the month for months with less than 31 days.

At the Booking Alarm Time

The alarm tone sounds for about 30 seconds with the indicator flashing.

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１８：００ ○○テレビ明日の天気

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To stop the alarm tone

Press any key. When you stop the alarm tone, the

display informing the release of the alarm appears. To

turn off the display, press (OK) or .

When you do not stop the alarm tone

The display informing the release of the alarm appears.

To turn off the display, press (OK) or .

When the Cfm. activation is set to [ON]

After you turn off the display informing the release of the

alarm, the Cfm. activation display appears. Select [Yes]

to activate One Seg.

When the Cfm. activation is set to [OFF]

Press for over a second to activate One Seg.

If you set an i-motion with video and sound tracks to the

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alarm tone, a movie in the i-motion is displayed.

If the alarm time comes during a voice/videophone call or

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PushTalk communication, the default alarm tone sounds and default alarm image is displayed. The vibrator does not operate.

The Booking alarm does not operate in the following

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cases.

- When the FOMA terminal is powered off

- While the Lock all is set

- While the Personal data lock is set

- While the Omakase Lock is set

- While updating the software

If the alarm time comes in the following cases, the alarm

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may operate when the status changes to during a call or stand-by.

- While placing/receiving a voice/videophone call or originating/receiving a PushTalk call

- During packet communication

- During the infrared communication/while the infrared remote control is being used

- During the iC communication

- During data communication or while reading/writing data from/into a microSD memory card on a PC with the FOMA terminal connected using the USB cable

- While recording a still image/movie

- While the Schedule alarm is sounding

- Beep while receiving Area Mail, while sounding Area Mail ring tone, or displaying Area Mail

If you leave the FOMA terminal with the battery pack

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removed or fully expended for a long period of time, the date and time is reset, and the Booking alarm may not operate correctly.

At the Timer Recording Starting Time

A recording is automatically started. When the timer for recording a program starts while One Seg is not activated, “ completed, the notification icon “

” appears. After the recording is

” (Timer Rec result)

appears in the stand-by display.

Extend the One Seg Antenna fully while recording a program.

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To check the reservation result

Press (Link) in the stand-by display and select “ ”.

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When the timer recording starting time comes while watching One Seg

The Preparing to Rec display appears. To cancel recording, press and select [Yes].

To cancel the recording during timer recording

Press while recording and select [Yes].

Even if the Dur multitask Rec is set to [Prefer recording],

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the timer for recording a program may be canceled in a case such as when there are too many active functions or there is not enough memory. Also, while transferring data to the microSD memory card, the recording does not start.

If the Dur multitask Rec is set to [Prefer operat.] and when

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functions that cannot be run simultaneously are active, the screen for confirming whether to start the timer recording appears. When you select [Yes], the timer recording starts. However, regardless of selecting [Yes] on the confirmation

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screen, the timer for recording a program may not start in a case such as when there are too many active functions or there is not enough memory.

Even if the FOMA terminal is outside of the broadcast

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service area when the timer recording starting time comes, the timer recording works effectively. However, the timer recording fails if the FOMA terminal is

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outside of the broadcast service area all the time from the beginning to the end of the scheduled recording time. The message “Could not receive broadcast wave” appears in the Result detail display (P.251).

Timer recording does not start in the following cases.

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- When the FOMA terminal is powered off

- When the UIM is not inserted

- While the Lock all is set

- While the Personal data lock is set

- While the Omakase Lock is set

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- During packet communication

- During 64K data communication

- During the infrared communication

- During the iC communication

- While using the Data Security Service

- While updating the software

Setting the Operation for the Booking Alarm

You can set the detailed operation for the Booking alarm.

Press (Func) in the Res. data list display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Booking ALM set] and press .

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鳴動

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Select an alarm tone from MUSIC/i-motion/Melody of the Data Box at [Alarm tone].

You can set the following files. You can select a Chaku-

Uta

from [i-motion].

Category

MUSIC

i-motion※MP4 Max. 10M

Melody SMF/

Some files may not be set.

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When you select a Chaku-Uta Full® that has a choice of specified playback ranges from [MUSIC]

The screen for selecting a type of setting appears. If you select [Full song], the whole track of Chaku-Uta Full set for the alarm tone. If you select [Point], the specified playback range of Chaku-Uta Full tone.

To mute the alarm tone

Select [Silent].

To check the alarm tone

Move the cursor to the alarm tone and press (Play).

Select an image from My picture/i-motion of the

File

File size Image size

format

AAC-LC/ HE-AAC

MFi

Max. 5M bytes

bytes Max. 350K

bytes

Max. [VGA(640

480)]

is set for the alarm

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Data Box at [Alarm image].

You can set the following files.

Category

My picture GIF/

i-motion※MP4 Max. 10M

Some i-motion may not be set.

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To check the alarm image

Move the cursor to the alarm image and press (Play).

Set the volume at [Alarm volume].

Select from [OFF] and [1 to 6].

To set the volume to [OFF]

Press at level 1.

File

File size Image size

format

Max. 250K

JPEG

bytes

SWF Max. 100K

bytes

Max. [Stand-by(480

864)], Max. W480

H288 for GIF

animation

Max. [VGA(640

480)]

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Select a vibration type at [Vibrator].

[Pattern1]:

Set short intermittent vibration.

[Pattern2]:

Set long intermittent vibration.

[Link melody]:

Vibrates in accordance with the alarm tone. If you have set the alarm tone to [Silent] or to a melody that cannot be synchronized with the vibrator operation, the vibrator vibrates using [Pattern1].

[OFF]:

Do not set the vibrator.

To check the vibration

Move the cursor to the pattern and press (Confirm).

Select an indicator color at [Color].

Select from 12 indicator colors or [C13:ALL] (indicator flashes in 12 colors in sequence). When you move the cursor, the indicator flashes accordingly.

Press (Complete).

The operation for the Booking alarm is set.

When you set an i-motion or Chaku-Uta Full® for the alarm

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tone or set an i-motion for the alarm image, the settings may be changed in some cases.

Checking the Reservation Result

Up to 30 results of Timer recording can be saved.

Press (Res.Rslt) in the Res. data list display.

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To delete a reservation result

Select a reservation result and press .

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テレビ

Move the cursor to a reservation result and from the Function menu, select [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete all reservation results, from the Function menu, select [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

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Using Data Broadcasting

One Seg allows you to use the data broadcasting in addition to the video and sound broadcasting. Various kinds of information including still images and movies, such as sites linked with programs are available.

You cannot display the data broadcasting in the TV style.

During the data broadcasting mode, you cannot select a

broadcast station.

Press (TV/DATA) while watching One Seg.

“ ” appears and the mode is switched to the data broadcasting mode.

Half-screen display Full-screen display

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To go back to the video mode

Press (TV/DATA). Every time you press , the mode is switched between the video and data broadcasting modes.

To switch the data broadcasting screen between half and full screens

Press (TV/DATA) for over a second during the data broadcasting mode. Every time you press for over a second, the screen is switched between half and full screens.

To display the certificate

From the Function menu, select [Certificates].

To reload the data broadcasting site

From the Function menu, select [Reload].

To go back to the data broadcasting from the data broadcasting site

From the Function menu, select [Back to data BC.].

Select an item and press .

When you access an i-mode site from the data

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broadcasting, the site is displayed in full-screen and the video and sound of One Seg are not output.

If you select [Yes] on the screen for confirming whether

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to connect to i-mode that appears while using data broadcasting or data broadcasting site, the FOMA terminal connects to i-mode. If you select [Yes,from then on], the confirmation screen no longer appears. The packet communication charge may be required because of contents of data broadcasting or data broadcasting site being updated automatically. To display the confirmation screen again, perform the Rset permission set (P.256).

The packet communication performed when connecting to

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a data broadcasting site is covered by the Pake-Houdai/ Pake-Houdai Full service.

For the operation while the site is displayed, follow the

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same steps as in “Using Sites” (P.162). You cannot enter pictographs in the text box while in a data broadcasting or data broadcasting site.

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最新情報

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●バラエティ

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Using Displayed Information

Some data broadcasting or data broadcasting sites allow you to use displayed information to activate Phone To, Mail To, or i-αppli To function, download ToruCa cards, and save entries in the Phonebook or Schedule.

Using TVlink

Depending on the data broadcasting or data broadcasting sites, you can save a URL or memo information as a TV link. Once the frequently used site or memo information is saved as a TV link, you can display a desired site or memo information directly.

Saving as a TV link

You can save up to 50 TV links.

Select an item that can be saved as a TV link and press

Select [Yes] and press .

The TV link is saved.

Displaying the Saved TV link

One Seg

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [TVlink] and press

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To display the detailed information of a TV link

To delete a TV link

Select a TV link and press .

The selected TV link is displayed.

When the screen for confirming whether to connect to the i-mode appears

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The following icons show the type of TV link

Move the cursor to a TV link and press (Detail).

Move the cursor to a TV link and from the Function menu, select [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete all TV links, from the Function menu, select [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select [Yes].

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ズーム入門発見

Data broadcasting site

i-mode site

Memo information

TV link with expiration date set

Recording One Seg While Watching

You can save a program as a video and a scene of a program as a still image while watching One Seg.

The copy control signal (indicating that “the program cannot

be recorded (Copy Never)”, “the program can be recorded only once (Copy Once)”, or “the program can be recorded without restrictions (Copy Free)”) is placed in One Seg. They are set by each broadcast station.

If the copy control signal of a program is one of “the program

can be recorded only once (Copy Once)” and “the program can be recorded without restrictions (Copy Free)”, the program can be recorded.

When the copy control signal changes to “the program cannot

be recorded (Copy Never)” while recording a program, the recording stops. Video data recorded up to that point is saved.

Recording a Video

A recorded video is saved in either the [Video] folder in 1Seg of the Data Box or in 1Seg of a microSD memory card.

Estimated number and recording time of videos you

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can record

Place to save to

Data Box 99 items About 30 minutes microSD memory card

(2GB)

1 Depending on the data size, the number of videos you

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can save may decrease.

2 The recording times are estimated values. They vary

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depending on the contents of a program to be recorded.

To set a place to save a recording video, see “Setting a

Place to Save a Recorded Video to” (P.255).

Press for over a second while watching One Seg.

The display is switched to the Preparing to Rec display. After time for preparation, recording starts and “ ” appears.

To stop recording, press , select [Yes], and press

The recording is stopped and a video is saved.

To play back a saved video, see “Displaying/Playing

For the TV style

Back One Seg” (P.277).

Press , select [Yes], and press .

Estimated max.

number

99 items About 10 hours

Estimated max.

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recording time

43 minutes

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A file name of a recorded video appears in the format

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of the recorded year, month, date, hour, and minute. For example, when a video is recorded at November 1, 2007, 9:05, it appears as “200711010905NNN”. A number “000 to 999” is assigned to “NNN”.

You cannot set a recorded video for the stand-by display,

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ring tone, incoming image, etc.

When the Rec T.shift now/Play T.shift now is activated, you

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cannot start recording a program.

You cannot start recording a video while the FOMA

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terminal is outside of the broadcast service area.

Recorded video can only be moved from the Data Box

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to the microSD memory card. A video cannot be moved/ copied from the microSD memory card to the Data Box.

If the free space of the storage area is being decreased

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during recording, the message informing that there is not enough space appears and the recording ends. The video recorded up to this point is saved.

Recording a Still Image

You can save up to 50 recorded still images.

Press while watching One Seg.

A still image is recorded and saved automatically.

A One Seg recorded still image cannot be saved in the

microSD memory card.

To play back a saved still image, see “Displaying/Playing

Back One Seg” (P.277).

Subtitles and data broadcasting cannot be recorded as a

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still image.

A file name of a recorded still image appears in the format

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of the recorded year, month, date, hour, and minute. For example, when a still image is recorded at November 1, 2007, 9:05, it appears as “200711010905NNN”. A number “000 to 999” is assigned to “NNN”.

You cannot set a recorded still image for the stand-by

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display, incoming image, etc.

You cannot record a still image while the Rec T.shift is in

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progress, the FOMA terminal is outside of the broadcast service area, or video playback is in progress.

The number of images that can be saved may decrease

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depending on the size of still images.

Starting Time Shift Play While Watching

You can play back a time-delayed copy of a program after pausing watching One Seg.

While playing back, a video and sound are played back at

about 1.3× speed.

When you start the Time shift recording while you are talking

on the phone, extend the One Seg Antenna fully.

You can set it either in the Normal style or in the TV style.

Example: For the TV style

Press (Func) while watching One Seg.

The Function menu appears.

For the Normal style

Press (T.shft) and select [Yes]. To play back, press

(Play).

Use / to select [Time shift] and press .

Use / to select [Start] and press .

Use / to select [Yes] and press .

The Time shift recording is started and the Rec T.shift now display appears.

To cancel the Time shift recording

From the Function menu, select [Time shift] → [Quit] [Yes].

To cancel the Time shift recording in the Normal style

Press and select [Yes].

Press (Func) to play back.

The Function menu appears.

Use / to select [Time shift] and press .

Use / to select [Play] and press .

The Time shift play is started.

To quit the Time shift play

From the Function menu, select [Time shift] → [Quit] [Yes].

To quit the Time shift play in the Normal style

Press (Quit) and select [Yes].

When there is an incoming voice/videophone or PushTalk

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call while watching One Seg, the Time shift recording is automatically started. After the call is disconnected, the screen for confirming whether to play back a program appears. Select [Yes] to start the Time shift play.

The recording time of video you can record using the

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Time shift recording is up to about 90 seconds. When 90 seconds are past, the older part of the video is overwritten by the newer one. Every latest 90 seconds of video is maintained.

When the Time shift recording is too short, the Time shift

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play may not start, or it may stop immediately to return to the original broadcasting program.

You cannot start the Time shift recording when the FOMA

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terminal is outside of the broadcast service area. However, if the FOMA terminal becomes outside of the broadcast service area while the Time shift recording is in progress, the recording continues.

Regardless of whether the data broadcasting is displayed

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in half-/full-screen, you cannot start the Time shift recording during the data broadcasting mode.

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Receiving Mail While Watching One Seg

While watching One Seg, you can read received mail or reply to the mail. The display style of the received mail varies depending on the Mail disp set. The default setting is set to [OFF] (P.256).

When the Mail disp set is set to [Display mail]

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Multi-window

When you receive mail in the Normal style, the screen for confirming whether to display received mail appears. Select [Yes] to display the contents of the mail and “

To reply mail/SMS using the Quote function

Press (Quote). The Edit mail display or Edit SMS display appears.

Follow the same steps as in “Compose and send mail”

(P.179, step 3 to 5) or “Compose and send SMS” (P.202, step 3 to 4).

To switch to the Video mode

One Seg

Press (TV/Mail). Every time you press (TV/Mail), the mode is changed between Video and Mail modes.

To end the mail display

Press (QuitMail).

Mail cannot be displayed in the TV style but the Telop text

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is displayed.

Mail cannot be displayed when you receive it from the

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sender who is saved as Secret. To display mail, set the Secret display to [ON].

Mail cannot be displayed when it is sent from a sender

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who is not saved in the Phonebook.

If you receive several mails continuously, the last received

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mail is displayed.

When a message appears in the Mail mode, the message

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is not displayed completely and you may not be able to perform an operation. Press (TV/Mail) to switch to the Video mode, the message appears correctly, and then you can perform the operation.

“ ” appears in the Video mode and “ ” appears in the Mail mode.

” appears.

When the Mail disp set is set to [Display telop]

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When you receive mail, the Telop text is displayed. When you receive i-mode mail from the sender who is saved in the Phonebook, the name of the sender and subject are added to the Telop text. When SMS is sent from the sender who is saved in the Phonebook, the name of the sender and “SMS” are added.

For the Normal style For the TV style

Telop

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Telop

When you receive mail from a sender who is saved as

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Secret, the name of the sender is not displayed. To display a name, set the Secret display to [ON].

When the mail is being saved in the folder for which

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the Mail security is set, the name and subject are not displayed.

When the Public mode (Drive mode) is set, the Telop text

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is not displayed.

Mail ring tone, vibrator, and incoming indicator are not

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operated.

If you receive several mails or messages continuously,

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the information of the last received mail or message is displayed in the Telop text.

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Various Settings for One Seg

<1Seg setting>

You can set functions regarding One Seg, reset the settings, etc.

Deleting the Broadcast Storage Area

You can delete information stored in the broadcast storage area.

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Delete storage area] and press

The BC group list display appears.

To delete data by each affiliated channel group

Move the cursor to an affiliated channel group and from the Function menu, select [Delete aff. Data] → [Yes]. To delete data of all affiliated channel groups, from the Function menu, select [Del all aff.data], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select an affiliated channel group and press .

The list of the broadcast stations in the affiliated channel group is displayed.

Select a broadcast station and press (Delete).

Select [Yes] and press .

Data of the selected broadcast station is deleted.

Setting Not to Display Images of Data Broadcasting Site

You can set whether to display images provided by data broadcasting sites.

This setting is synchronized with that of the Display img of

i-mode (P.170).

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Display img] and press

Select [ON]/[OFF].

The Display img is set. When set to [OFF], “

Even if the Display img is set to [ON], some images may

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not be displayed correctly.

” is displayed instead of images.

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Setting Not to Hear Sound Effect of Data Broadcasting Site

You can set whether to hear sound effect provided by data broadcasting/data broadcasting sites.

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Sound effect] and press

Select [ON]/[OFF].

The Sound effect is set.

The volume of the Sound effect follows that set for

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watching One Seg.

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Setting a Place to Save a Recorded Video to

You can set a place to save a recorded video.

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Output of Rec] and press

The Save to display appears.

[Data Box]:

A video is saved in the [Video] folder of 1Seg of the Data Box.

[microSD]:

A video is saved in 1Seg of the microSD memory card.

Select a place to save to and press .

The Output of Rec is set.

When you set the Output of Rec while recording a video,

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the setting is effective from the next recording.

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Setting the Operation for Incoming Mail While Watching One Seg

You can set whether to display contents of the received mail or telop when you receive mail while watching One Seg.

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Mail disp set] and press

[Display mail]:

Display the screen for confirming whether to display the contents of mail when you receive mail.

[Display telop]:

Display the Telop text.

[OFF]:

Do not display anything.

When you watch in the TV style

In the watching display, from the Function menu, select [Mail disp set] →[Mail]/[Telop]/[OFF].

Select an operation which is performed when you

receive mail while watching.

The Mail disp set is set.

Even if the Mail disp set is set to [Display mail], while

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watching One Seg in the TV style or when receiving mail from the sender who is not saved in the Phonebook, the mail is not displayed but the Telop text is displayed.

Displaying a User’s Confirmation Screen for Data Broadcasting Site

One Seg

If you select [Yes,from then on] on the screen for confirming whether to connect to i-mode, which appears when using data broadcasting or data broadcasting sites, the confirmation screen no longer appears. To display the confirmation screen again, perform the Rset permission set.

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Rset permission set] and press

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to perform the Rset permission set appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The Rset permission set is reset.

Resetting the One Seg Settings to the Default Settings

You can reset the settings of the functions regarding the One Seg video and sound to the default settings. The items that can be reset are as follows.

→

Items set from the Function menu while watching/ playing back a program

Items set from the 1Seg menu

The broadcast storage area and channel list are not reset.

By performing the Reset 1Seg set, the Rset permission set is

also performed simultaneously.

From the Menu, select [1 Seg] → [1Seg setting] [Reset 1Seg set] and press

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to reset the One Seg settings appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The One Seg settings are reset.

→

Item Default setting

Caption disp set OFF Guide always on ON Image quality Normal Display light 3 Auto Disp light ON Switch sound Primary sound Main/Sub Main sound Auto off setting OFF Display img ON Sound effect ON Output of Rec Data Box Mail disp set OFF Booking ALM set

Alarm tone: Alarm(std), Alarm image:

アラーム鳴動中

volume: 4, Vibrator: OFF, Color: C5:Color5

視聴予約

, Alarm

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Full Browser

Displaying a Website Designed for PC ................................................................................ 258

Key Operations While Viewing a Website ............................................................................. 258

Managing a Bookmark ........................................................................................................ 262

Setting the Full Browser Functions ..................................................................................... 262

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Displaying a Website Designed for PC

You can view websites designed for PC on the FOMA terminal using Full Browser.

Some websites may not be displayed at all or displayed

incorrectly.

Note that the communication charge could be expensive

if you exchange large volumes of data such as viewing websites that contain a lot of images or downloading files. For details on the packet communication charge, see the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide 【i-mode】”.

Press (i-mode) in the stand-by display, select

Full Browser

[Full Browser], and press

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Ｈｏｍｅ

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The Full Browser menu appears.

Select [Go to location] → [Enter URL] and press

The Enter URL display appears.

To view the website saved as the Home page

Select [Home].

To view a website from a bookmark

Select [Bookmark] → a folder → a bookmark.

To view the website accessed last

Select [Last accessed URL] and press (Cnct).

Press (Edit) and enter the URL.

Enter the URL including “http://” within 512 half-width alphanumeric characters and symbols.

Press (Cnct).

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△△△

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ЧЧЧЧЧ

□□□ □□□

The website is displayed.

When the Access setting is set to [No], the screen for

confirming whether to use Full Browser appears. If you select [Yes] and [OK], the Access setting is changed and the website is displayed (P.264).

It may take time to display a website depending on a

●

website.

Full Browser does not support the following functions.

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- Displaying a Flash movie - Plug-in

- Playing back a melody or music data - Phone To

- Displaying PDF data

Some websites may communicate automatically.

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Key Operations While Viewing a Website

You can operate Full Browser both in the Normal and TV styles. The following key operations can be performed while viewing a website.

Operating in the Normal Style

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△△△

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□□□ □□□

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Move the pointer

Zoom out Press

Scroll to the upper page Press

Zoom in Press

Scroll to the left page Press

Display the PagePilot display (Full page display)

Scroll to the right page Press .

Display the previous page Press or (History).

Scroll to the lower page Press .

Display the next page Press

Display the list of bookmarks

Switch to the left window While displaying multiple windows,

Switch to the right window While displaying multiple windows,

The movement speed of the pointer can be changed (P.264).

※

Press

※

. It can be operated only in the PC mode.

Press

It can be operated only in the PC mode.

Press

press

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To change the function assigned to a key

From the Function menu, select [Short cut], select a key, press (Edit), select a function to be assigned to the key, and press (Complete). To restore the default settings, press (Reset) in the Short cut list display and select [Yes].

You can scroll pages using the JOG but you cannot use

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the JOG to operate the pointer in a page such as selecting items. To operate the pointer, use the 4-way keys.

Operating in the TV Style

When you switch to the TV style while viewing a website in the Normal style, the website can be displayed in the horizontal orientation. The Viewing Touch Key can be used to operate in the TV style.

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△△△

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Operating method

Operation Key operation

Scroll upward

Scroll downward

Scroll to the left

Scroll to the right

View the previous page (History)

The Viewing Touch Key is turned off about 15 seconds

●

after it lights. Pat the Viewing Touch Key or press ,

, or to light it again.

When you switch to the Normal style while viewing a

●

website in the TV style, the display changes to the vertical orientation. If a display such as the confirmation screen or Full Browser menu display appears, it is displayed in the horizontal orientation even if you switch to the Normal style. After you close the display in the TV style, switch to the Normal style. Also, same things happen when switching from the Normal



style to the TV style.

Setting/canceling the full-screen display can be performed

●

only in the Normal style (P.261).

Function Menus While Viewing a Website

While viewing a website, press (Func) to display the Function menu, and from the Function menu, the following operations can be performed.

Some functions cannot be activated while loading a page.

Item Operation

Display the previous page

Display the next page

Reload a website Select [Reload]. Save a website in

the Bookmark Connect to

another site Use a history※Select [History]. Display a website Select [Go to location] (P.258, 260). Save a website as

the Home page Display the website

saved as Home Display in full-

screen Save an image

Display multiple windows

Display the Flame selection display

Search a character string in a page

Send a URL by mail

Display a website correctly

Retry to play back an animation

Display a title of a website

Display a website URL

Display a certificate

Set Full Browser Select [Full browser set]. Display a function

assigned to a key

If there is not enough memory, the image which is different

※

from the one displayed in the shrinking display may appear.

Select [Previous page].

Select [Next page].

Select [Add bookmark] → [Complete] → a folder.

Select [Bookmark] → a folder → a bookmark.

Select [Set as Home URL] → [Yes].

Select [Home].

Select [Full scrn/normal].

Select [Acquire image] → [Save]/ [Save&Setting]→ an image.

Select [Window] (P.260).

Select [All frames] (P.261).

Select [Search] (P.261).

Select [Compose message].

Select [Word translate].

Sequentially convert the character codes

and display the site again.

Select [Retry].

Select [Title].

Select [URL].

To copy the URL, press

Select [Certificates] (P.261).

Select [Short cut] (P.259).

(Copy).

Full Browser

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Action Menus While Viewing a Website

While viewing a website, press (Action) to display the Action menu, and from the Action menu, the following operations can be performed. The Action menu which can be actually performed varies depending on a displayed website or position of the pointer.

Item Operating method

Display a link in a new window

Display a linked URL Select [Display Link URL] (P.260). Download and save an

image Save an image and set it

as the stand-by display Zoom in Select [Zoom in]. Zoom out Select [Zoom out]. Select a portion of an

entire page to display Select an area or grab a

display to move Copy a text Select [Text copy] (P.261). Paste a text Select [Text paste] (P.261).

Select [Open New Window] (P.260).

Select [Save image] (P.262).

Select [Save image&set].

Select [PagePilot] (P.261).

Select [Drag] (P.261).

Displaying Using the URL History

Up to 50 websites that have been displayed by entering their URLs are saved in the URL history. The sites can be directly accessed from the URL history.

If a total of 50 URLs is saved in the URL history, the URL is

Full Browser

overwritten from the oldest.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Go to location]

[URL history] and press

→

The URL history display appears.

To display a URL

Move the cursor to a URL history and from the Function menu, select [URL]. When you press (Cnct), it is connected to its website.

To send a URL history by mail

Move the cursor to a URL history and from the Function menu, select [Compose message].

Follow the same steps as in “Compose and send

mail” (P.179, step 2 to 5).

To delete a URL history

Move the cursor to a URL history and from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete several URLs, from the Function menu, select [Delete]

[Select&delete], select URLs, press

→

and select [Yes]. To delete all URLs, from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select a URL history and press (Cnct).

The website of the selected URL history is connected.

(Complete),

Displaying Websites in the Multiple Windows

You can view several websites by switching windows.

Up to five windows can be displayed. However, you may

not be able to display the maximum number of windows depending on displaying websites.

Example: Displaying the Home page in the new window

Press (Func) in the Full Browser display, select [Window], and press

To display a link in the new window

Move the cursor to a link in the Full Browser display, press (Action), and select [Open New Window].

To display a URL of a link

Move the cursor to a link in the Full Browser display, press (Action), and select [Display Link URL].

Select [Open New Window] and press .

To display a website in the back window

Select [Open Back Window].

To close the window

Select [Close Window] → [OK].

To change the window

Select [Change Window] → a window being switched.

Select [Home].

The Home is displayed in the new window.

To display a website from a bookmark

Select [Bookmark] → a folder → a bookmark.

To display a website by entering a URL

Select [Go to location] → [Enter URL], press (Edit), enter a URL, and press (Cnct).

To display a website from a URL history

Select [Go to location] → [URL history] → a URL.

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Displaying a Frame Page

You can display a website consisted of multiple frames. Select a frame from the frame selection display to display a page.

Use to select a frame in the frame selection display and press

The selected frame is displayed.

To go back to the frame selection display

From the Function menu, select [All frames].

Changing the Display

You can set whether to display the guide display in the display.

Press (Func) in the Full Browser display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Full scrn/normal] and press .

The Full scrn/normal is set.

Displaying a SSL-/TLS-Compatible Page

You can display a SSL-/TLS-compatible page whose URL begins with “https://” using Full Browser.

SSL/TLS is a method to perform data communication safely

using the authentication/cryptograph technology.

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ｃａｔｉｎｇ）

When you display a SSL-/TLS-compatible page, the screen above appears. Once the SSL-/TLS-compatible page is displayed, “ ” appears.

To display a certificate

From the Function menu, select [Certificates] → a certificate.

Selecting a Portion to be Displayed from the Entire Page

Press (Action) in the Full Browser display, select [PagePilot], and press

The entire page is displayed.

Use / to select a portion to be displayed and press

The selected portion is displayed.

If there is not enough memory, the image which is different

●

from the one displayed in the shrinking display may appear.

Dragging

You can select an area or move a display using the dragging operation in the Full Browser display.

Some sites may not allow you to drag.

Example: Selecting an area

Press (Action) in the Full Browser display, select [Drag], and press

The pointer changes from “ ” to “ ”.

Select the Start point and press .

The pointer changes to “ ”.

To move a display by dragging

Press at the point to grab and use / to move the display.

Use / to select an area and press .

The area is selected and the pointer changes to “ ”.

To quit the Drag

Press .

Copying Text

Press (Action) in the Full Browser display, select [Text copy], and press

The pointer changes from “ ” to “ ”.

Select the Start point and press .

Use / to select the End point and press

The text is copied.

To paste text

Press (Action) in the textbox of the Full Browser display and select [Text paste].

Searching a Character String in a Page

Press (Func) in the Full Browser display, select [Search], and press

Enter a keyword to be searched at [Search text].

Enter a keyword within 25 full-width or 50 half-width characters.

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Match full].

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Case sensitivity].

Press (OK).

The searched word is displayed in reverse video.

To display the previous/next search result

Press (Back)/ (Next).

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Uploading an Image

You can upload an image saved in the Data Box or microSD memory card to a website which allows you to upload an image.

The way of uploading an image varies depending on a

website.

Select the “select” key in the Full Browser display and press

Select an image in My picture of the Data Box or

microSD memory card.

The following image can be uploaded.

Category File format File size Image size

My picture GIF/JPEG Max. 80K bytes

It is the size for one file. When containing several

※

images or character strings, the maximum size of the total amount is 100K bytes.

Saving an Image

You can save images downloaded from a website in the Data Box or microSD memory card.

A GIF image, JPEG image, PNG image, or BMP image can be

saved and the image size must be less than 1M bytes. PNG and BMP images can be saved in the microSD memory card only.

You cannot save a GIF image exceeding [UXGA(1600

1200)] and a GIF animation exceeding [Stby(480×864)] in the Data Box. You may not be able to save some JPEG images in the Data Box as well.

Full Browser

In the Full Browser display, move the pointer to an image which you want to save.

Press (Action), select [Save image], and press

The screen for selecting where to save appears.

[Data Box]:

Save an image in the Data Box. Select a folder to save to.

[microSD]:

Save an image in the microSD memory card.

Select a place to save to and press .

The image is saved in the selected place to save to.

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Managing a Bookmark

Up to 200 URLs can be saved as bookmarks of Full Browser.

For information on functions operated at the folder list display

or bookmark list display of Bookmark, see P.165 (a URL can be changed in Full Browser).

A URL including “http://” of up to 512 half-width alphanumeric

characters and symbols can be saved as a bookmark.

Bookmarks can be managed by up to 16 folders.

A folder neme of a bookmark can be entered within 16 full-

width or 32 half-width characters.

If there is not enough memory, the image which is different

from the one displayed in the shrinking display may appear.

Editing a Bookmark

You can change the title of a bookmark or URL.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Bookmark] a folder, press

(Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit] and press .

The display for editing a bookmark appears.

Select [Title], press , and enter a title.

Enter a title within 12 full-width or 24 half-width characters.

Select [URL], press , and enter a URL.

Enter the URL including “http://” within 512 half-width alphanumeric characters and symbols.

Press (Complete).

The edited contents are saved.

, select a bookmark, and press

Setting the Full Browser Functions

You can set the functions used for Full Browser.

You can operate Full Browser from the Function menu while

viewing a website, but some functions cannot be performed.

Saving a Website as the Home Page

You can save a website as the Home page. “http:// www.google.co.jp” is set as the Home URL at the time of purchase.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Home URL] and press

Press (Edit), enter a URL, and press (OK).

Enter the URL including “http://” within 512 half-width alphanumeric characters and symbols.

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Setting Cookie

Cookie is the mechanism for temporarily saving information such as the user name, date and time you accessed the website, and number of accesses in the FOMA terminal when you accessed a website. When you access the same website next time, the information is used. You can set whether to send/receive Cookie when connecting to a website.

Under no condition will DoCoMo be held liable for any reveal

of your information to third parties because of sending Cookie.

Some websites may not be displayed correctly or may be

unable to use when Cookie is not set.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Cookie setting] and press

[Valid]:

Cookie is always valid.

[Notify-sending]:

Select whether to send Cookie.

[Notify-receiving]:

Select whether to receive Cookie.

[Notify-send/recv]:

Select whether to send/receive Cookie.

[Invalid]:

Cookie is always invalid.

To delete all Cookie

Select [Delete Cookie], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select whether to set Cookie valid and press .

The Cookie setting is set.

When you insert another UIM, the Cookie setting becomes

●

[Invalid].

Setting JavaScript to Be Valid/Invalid

JavaScript is a programming language used on a website to create a website with movement. When JavaScript is used at the website, you can set whether to execute the program.

Some websites may not be displayed correctly when you set

JavaScript to be invalid.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Script setting] and press

[Valid(Auto)]:

Activate a program automatically during communication.

[Valid(Confirm)]:

Confirm whether to activate a program during communication. If you select [Yes,from then on] at the confirmation screen during communication, the setting is changed to [Valid(Auto)] automatically.

[Invalid]:

Do not activate a program.

Select a method to activate a program and press

The Script setting is set.

When [Valid(Auto)] is selected

Select [Yes].

Setting the Display Mode

You can set the display mode when activating Full Browser.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Display mode setting] and press

[PC mode]:

Display the website with the screen size for PC.

[Mobile mode]:

Reduce the display size of a website to fit in the width of the FOMA terminal.

Select a display mode and press .

The Display mode setting is set.

Disabling the Display of Graphics

You can set whether to display graphics when displaying a website.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Display img] and press

Select [ON]/[OFF] and press .

The Display img is set.

Setting the Display Magnification

You can set the display magnification for the Full Browser display.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Display magnification] and press

Select a display magnification and press .

Select from [75%], [100%], [125%], [150%], [175%], and [200%].

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Displaying the Entire Page While Scrolling

You can set whether to display the entire page automatically while scrolling.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [PagePilot setting] and press

Select [Valid in scrl]/[Invalid] and press .

The PagePilot setting is set.

Setting the Movement Speed of the Pointer

You can set a speed to move the pointer.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Pointer speed setting] and press

Select a movement speed of the pointer and press

Select from [1(Slow)], [2 to 4], or [5(Fast)].

Setting Whether to Open a New Window Automatically

You can set whether to open a website in a new window automatically when JavaScript of a website requests to open a new window.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser

Full Browser

setting]→ [Window Open Guard] and press

[Valid]:

Do not open a website in a new window.

[Invalid]:

Open a website in a new window.

Select [Valid]/[Invalid] and press .

The Window Open Guard is set.

Setting Whether to Send Referer

Referer is the information of a link origin. If you send Referer, the access information of which page is used to connect is sent to a site. You can set whether to send Referer when you select the link while viewing a website.

Under no condition will DoCoMo be held liable for any reveal

of your information to third parties because of using Referer.

Some websites may not be displayed correctly when Referer

is not sent.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Referer setting] and press

Select [Send]/[Unsend]/[Notify] and press .

The Referer setting is set.

Setting Whether to Use the Full Browser Function

You can set whether to use the Full Browser function.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser

setting]→ [Access setting] and press

[Yes]:

Full Browser can be used.

[No]:

The Access setting display appears when you activate Full Browser.

Select whether to use the Full Browser function and press

Select [OK] and press .

The Access setting is set.

When you change the UIM to another UIM, the Access

●

setting changes to [No].

Checking the Settings of Full Browser

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Check settings] and press

The contents of the settings appear.

Restoring the Default Settings of Full Browser

You can restore the default settings of Full Browser.

From the Full Browser menu, select [Full Browser setting]→ [Reset settings] and press

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press .

Select [Yes] and press .

The default settings of Full Browser are restored.

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Data Display/Edit/

Management

Using Still Image

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Displaying the Saved Image .............................................................................

Editing Still Images ...........................................................................................

Using Movie

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Playing Back Movie/i-motion ...............................................................................

Editing Movies .................................................................................................

Using Chara-den

■

What is Chara-den? ........................................................................................

Using Music

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Playing Back Music Data ........................................................................................

Using the Melody

■

Playing Back a Melody .........................................................................................

Using Kisekae Tool

■

Displaying/Playing Back Kisekae Tool ...........................................................

Using One Seg

■

Displaying/Playing Back One Seg ...........................................................................

Using the microSD memory card

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microSD memory card ....................................................................................................... 278

Displaying Data on the microSD memory card .................................................................. 279

Folder Setup of the microSD memory card ........................................................................ 280

Data That Can Be Written/Read to and from the microSD memory card ........................... 282

Saving Data from the FOMA Terminal to the microSD memory card ................................. 283

Saving Data from the microSD memory card to the FOMA Terminal ................................. 283

Managing the microSD memory card ................................................................................ 284

Using the FOMA Terminal with a PC .....................................................

Using the UIM

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Copying Data from the FOMA Terminal to the UIM ............................................................ 286

Copying Data from the UIM to the FOMA Terminal ............................................................ 287

Using Data Box

■

Managing Data Box ...........................................................................................

Checking the Memory of the FOMA Terminal .....................................

Using Infrared Communication

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What is the Infrared Communication? ...........................................

Data That Can Be Sent/Received via Infrared Communication ......................................... 296

Receiving Data Using the Infrared Communication ..................................

Sending Data Using the Infrared Communication .........................................

Using the Infrared Remote Control .................................................................................... 298

Using iC Communication Function

■

What is iC Communication Function? ................................................................................ 298

Receiving Data Using iC Communication .......................................................................... 299

Sending Data Using iC Communication ............................................................................. 300

Using PDF-compatible Viewer

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Displaying PDF Data ...................................................................................

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<Chara-den>

<Music>

<1Seg>

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Displaying the Saved Image

You can display images saved in My picture of the Data Box or microSD memory card.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [My picture], and press

My picture folder list appears.

Select a folder and press .

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My picture file list appears.

The following icons show the type/size of an image.

Data Display/Edit/Management

To display the saved date/time

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Ｙｏｕｒｃａｔ

Ｍｅｍｏｒｉａｌｓｈｏｔ

Ｓａｓｈａｏｆｔｈｅｎｅｘ

ＡｆｒｉｅｎｄｏｆＳａｓｈ

Ａｓｔａｇｅｆａｃｅ

Icon Type Size

JPEG image

Frame image

Stamp image

Deco mail pict.

GIF image

Flash movie

Has loc. Info

The size of an image is [3M(2000×1500)] when the

※

Image stabilize function is set to [AUTO].

“

” appears on the upper right of the icon for images

prohibited from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

Press to switch the display temporarily between the management title and saved date/time.

Management title

sQCIF(128×96)

QCIF(176×144)

QVGA(240×320)

WQVGA(240×432)

CIF(352×288)

VGA(640×480)

Stby(480×864)

1M(1280×960)

2M(1632×1224)

3M(2048×1536 or 2000×1500)

Others

※

−

Select an image and press .

Display quality

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ＭＥＮＵ

Ｅｎｌａｒｇｅ

The selected image appears.

To change the display quality

Press . By pressing , you can switch the display quality between Normal/Sharp/Dynamic.

The following icons show the display quality.

Normal

Sharp

Dynamic

To hide the icons and guide display

Press (Display). When you press (Display), you can switch the display between standard and simple or turn off the display.

To display the previous/next image

Use to display the previous image and to display the next image.

To change the display size of a JPEG or GIF image

Press (True img/Std./Enlarge/Shrink). Press (True img) to display the image in the true size. However, when the image size is set to [sQCIF(128×96)], [QCIF(176

144)], or [QVGA(320×240)], press (Std.) to display the image in the doubled size.

To display a Flash movie again

Press (Retry).

To attach to i-mode mail

Press (Func) for over a second (P.183).

To set an image for stand-by or other displays

From the Function menu, select [Display setting] → a type of display.

To add the location information

From the Function menu, select [Location info] → [Rcv loc. Info] → [Yes] (P.237).

To use the added location information

From the Function menu, select [Location info] → [Use loc. Info] (P.238).

To display the attached detailed location information

From the Function menu, select [Location info] [Location detail].

To delete the added location information

From the Function menu, select [Location info] → [Delete loc. Info] → [Yes].

To display an image of VGA or higher in the horizontal orientation

Press (Horztl).

To activate the camera

From the Function menu, select [Pict. shoot mode].

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When the file list of images in the microSD memory card is

●

displayed, you cannot perform the Rcv loc. Info or Delete loc. Info.

It may take time to display a file list or images saved in the

●

microSD memory card.

If you edit a recorded image on a PC, etc., “ ” may be

●

displayed instead of the thumbnail.

When the image cannot be displayed, “ ” appears.

●

You can send a still image using the high-speed infrared

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communication (P.298).

Displaying Images as a Slideshow

You can automatically switch and display a JPEG image saved in My picture of the Data Box or microSD memory card.

Press (Func) in My picture file list.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Slideshow] and press .

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Ｉｎｔｅｒｖａｌ

Select the time during which an image is displayed

３ｓｅｃ

at [Interval].

The interval may vary depending on the size of the

displayed images.

Press (Activate).

The slideshow starts.

To stop the slideshow

Press (Stop).

Editing Still Images

You can edit a JPEG image saved in My picture by pasting a stamp, a frame, etc.

You cannot edit preinstalled images or images prohibited

from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

Some images may not be edited.

Images may become inferior by editing repeatedly.

Pasting a Frame

A frame can be pasted to an image of [sQCIF(128

96)], [QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(240×320)], [CIF(352

288)], and [Stby(480×864)].

× ×

Example: Pasting a frame and saving by overwriting

From My picture file list, select an image, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit photo] → [Frame] and press .

Select a frame and press .

To check a frame

Move the cursor to a frame and press (Play).

Press (Save), select [Overwr ite], and press .

The image with the frame is saved by overwriting the original image.

To save as a new image

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

Pasting a Stamp

A stamp can be pasted to an image of [sQCIF(128

96)], [QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(240×320)], [CIF(352

288)], and [Stby(480×864)].

Example: Pasting a stamp and saving by overwriting

From My picture file list, select an image, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit photo] → [Image stamp] and press .

Select a stamp and press .

To check a stamp

Move the cursor to a stamp and press (Play).

Use / to adjust the position and press

(Paste).

To add the same stamp

Repeat step 4.

To paste another stamp

Press (Retry) and perform step 3 to 4 again.

Press (OK).

Press (Save), select [Overwrite], and press

The image with the stamp is saved by overwriting the original image.

To save as a new image

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

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Pasting Text

Text can be pasted to an image of [sQCIF(128×96)], [QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(240×320)], [CIF(352

288)], and [Stby(480×864)]. The style and color of the text can also be specified.

Example: Pasting text and saving by overwriting

From My picture file list, select an image, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit photo] → [Text stamp] and press .

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Ｉｎｐｕｔｔｅｘｔ

□

ＦｏｎｔｃｏｌｏｒＦｏｎｔｓｉｚｅＳｔｄ

(Paste).

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Ｎｏ

ＦｏｎｔｔｙｐｅＴｈｉｃｋｎｅｓｓＵｎｄｅｒｌｉｎｅ

[Input text]:

[Font color]:

[Font size]:

[Font type]:

[Thickness]:

[Underline]:

Set each item.

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Press (OK).

Use / to adjust the position and press

To add the same text stamp

To paste another text stamp

Press (OK).

Press (Save), select [Overwr ite], and press .

The image with the text is saved by overwriting the original image.

To save as a new image

Enter a text to be pasted within 10 full-width or 20 halfwidth characters.

Select the color of a font to be pasted.

Select the size of a font to be pasted.

Select the type of a font to be pasted.

Select the thickness of a font to be pasted.

Select whether to display a line under a font to be pasted.

Repeat step 5.

Press (Retry) and perform step 2 to 5 again.

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

Trimming Part of an Image After Zoom In

You can specify a part of an image after zooming in on it and trim it into a size of [sQCIF(128×96)],

[QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(240×320)], [CIF(352

288)], or [Stby(480×864)].

When the image size is [sQCIF(128×96)], you cannot trim

this image.

Example: Trimming an image and saving by overwriting

From My picture file list, select an image, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit photo] → [Zoom&trim] → a size of an image to be trimmed and press

The image size displayed in gray is not available for

trimming.

Press (Zoom(T))/ (Zoom(W)).

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Press

The zoom is adjusted and the bar is displayed for the zoom magnification you have set.

Use / to select the area to be trimmed and press

The image is trimmed to the selected size.

Press (Save), select [Overwr ite], and press .

The trimmed image is saved by overwriting the original image.

To save as a new image

(Zoom(T)) to enlarge and (Zoom(W)) to

reduce an image.

(OK).

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

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Rotating an Image

An image of [sQCIF(128×96)], [QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(240×320)], [CIF(352×288)], [VGA(640

480)], and [Stby(480×864)] can be rotated.

Example: Rotating an image and saving by overwriting

From My picture file list, select an image, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit photo] → [Rotate] and press .

Press (Rotate) and press (OK).

Every time you press (Rotate), the image rotates clockwise by 90 degrees.

Press (Save), select [Overwr ite], and press .

The rotated image is saved by overwriting the original image.

To save as a new image

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

Converting the Image Size

You can convert an image size into [sQCIF(128×96)], [QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(240×320)], [CIF(352

288)], or [Stby(480×864)].

Example: Converting an image size and saving

From My picture file list, select an image, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit photo] → [Select size] → a size of an image to be converted and press

The image size displayed in gray is not available for size

conversion.

Press (Save), select [Yes] → a place to save to, and press

The size-converted image is saved.

Some of the image size cannot be converted into the

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selected size.

Storing an Image at the Data Security Service Center

You can use the Data Security Service to store up to 10 GIF/JPEG images at one time at the Data Security Service Center.

Data Security Service is a paid service that requires a

subscription. For details on this service, see the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide 【i-mode】”.

You cannot store a file that contains an image larger than

100K bytes and an image that is prohibited from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

Press (Func) in the file list of My picture.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Store in Center] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press .

The Select&save display appears.

Select an image and press .

To store several images, repeat step 4.

Press (Complete).

The screen for confirming whether to store the image appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The call is connected to the Data Security Service Center and the image is stored. When the storing is completed, the storing result display appears.

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Playing Back Movie/i-motion

You can play back movie/i-motion that is saved in i-motion of the Data Box or microSD memory card.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [i-motion], and press

The i-motion folder list appears.

To play back data from the last stopped position

To play back a playlist

Select a folder and press .

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The i-motion file list appears.

The following icons show the type/size of a movie/

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Select [Resume play].

Select the [Playlist] folder, move the cursor to a playlist, and press (Play). When you play back a movie/ i-motion in the playlist, select the [Playlist] folder → a playlist, move the cursor to a movie/i-motion, and press

(Play).

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Ｏｎｅｅａｒｌｙａｆｔｅｒｎ

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Ｉｔｌｏｏｋｓｂｉｇ

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Ｒｏａｍｉｎｇａｔｎｉｇｈｔ

i-motion and playback restrictions.

Type and size

Icon Type Size

“ ” appears on the upper right of the icon for movie/

i-motion prohibited from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

１／８

Movie/i-motion with video and sound tracks

Movie/i-motion with video track only

Movie/i-motion with sound track only (i-motion without video track, such as singer’s voice)

Movie/i-motion downloaded partway

Management title

<i-motion>

sQCIF(128×96)

QCIF(176×144)

QVGA(320×240)

VGA(640×480)

Others

sQCIF(128×96)

QCIF(176×144)

QVGA(320×240)

VGA(640×480)

Others

−

Playback restrictions

Icon Playback restrictions

Movie/i-motion with playback restrictions

Movie/i-motion whose time limit on playback has expired

To play back movie in a folder repeatedly

From the Function menu, select [Continuous play]. The files displayed in the list are played back sequentially. To stop the playback, press (Stop).

To display the saved date/time

Press to switch the display temporarily between the management title and saved date/time.

Select a movie/i-motion and press .

The selected movie/i-motion appears.

When the screen informing to make enough space appears

Select [Yes].

To change the display quality

Press . By pressing , you can switch the display quality between Normal/Sharp/Dynamic.

The following icons show the display quality.

Normal

Sharp

Dynamic

To hide the icons and guide display

Press (Display). When you press (Display), you can switch the display between standard/simple or turn it off.

To display the previous/next movie/i-motion

Use to display the previous movie/i-motion and to display the next movie/i-motion.

To change the display size

Press (True img/Std./Enlarge). When the image size is set to [QVGA(320×240)], press (True img) to display the image in the true size. When the image size is set to [sQCIF(128×96)] or [QCIF(176×144)], press (Std.) to display the image in the doubled size.

When the image size is set to [VGA(640×480)], the

image is always displayed in the true size and cannot change the display size.

To attach to i-mode mail

Press (Func) for over a second (P.183).

To set a movie/i-motion for the stand-by display or other settings

From the Function menu, select [Display setting] → a type of a display.

To set a movie/i-motion for the ring tone or other tones

From the Function menu, select [Sound setting] → a type of a ring tone.

To change the display style of an image temporarily

From the Function menu, select [Change scr. set] → a display style of an image.

When the image size is [QVGA(320×240)], you can

select [Hor. wide(zoom)]/[Hor. wide(full)].

To set the display style of an image

From the Function menu, select [Screen setting] → a display style of an image.

To start the camera

From the Function menu, select [Movie shoot mode].

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Press (Play).

Display quality

The selected movie/i-motion is played back.

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Play Press

Pause Press

Stop Press

Volu me adjustment

Fast-forward Press during playback. Pressing and

Fast-reverse Press during playback. Pressing and

Frame advance

When you play back a movie/i-motion for the first time,

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the screen for confirming whether to play it back in the horizontal orientation appears. If you select [Yes], the movie/i-motion is played back in the horizontal orientation.

It may take time to display a file list or movie/i-motion

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saved in the microSD memory card.

If you edit a recorded movie on a PC, etc., “ ” may be

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displayed instead of the thumbnail.

If you fold the FOMA terminal during playback of a movie/

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i-motion, the playback is stopped temporarily.

If you leave the FOMA terminal without a battery pack or

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with a fully expended battery pack for a long period of time, the date and time is reset, and a movie/i-motion that has a time limit on playback may not be played back.

A movie/i-motion can be set for the ring tone and/or

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incoming image when [Ring tone] and/or [Receive display] is set to “Not restricted” as can be checked in the Detail info display. However, the following are the exceptions.

- A movie/i-motion restored from a PC or another FOMA terminal, which was once transferred to it using the infrared or iC communication or DoCoMo keitai datalink

- A movie/i-motion saved from the microSD memory card to the FOMA terminal (including the one that is restored to the FOMA terminal after once copied/moved from there, except for the movable contents-compatible one)

(Play).

(Pause).

(Stop).

Use

holding also provides Fast-forward.

holding also provides Fast-reverse.

Press during pause.

Playing Back i-motion by Each Chapter

You can play back i-motion by each chapter.

From the i-motion file list, select a movie/i-motion, press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Chapter list] and press .

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００：００：００

００：０１：２０

００：０６：３０

００：０９：００

Select a chapter and press .

The movie/i-motion is played back from the selected position.

To play back from the previous/next chapter

, and press (Func).

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Ｃｈａｐｔｅｒ２

Ｃｈａｐｔｅｒ３

Ｃｈａｐｔｅｒ４

Press to play back from the previous chapter and press to play back from the next chapter.

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Creating a Playlist

You can save your favorite movies/i-motion in a playlist. Up to five playlists can be saved and up to 25 movies/ i-motion can be saved in each playlist.

Example: Adding and saving one movie/i-motion

From the i-motion file list, select a movie/i-motion and press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Add to playlist] → [Save one] and press .

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Ｐｌａｙｌｉｓｔ１

Ｐｌａｙｌｉｓｔ２Ｐｌａｙｌｉｓｔ３Ｐｌａｙｌｉｓｔ４

To create a new playlist

From the i-motion folder list, select [Playlist] and from the Function menu, select [Create playlist]. Enter a playlist name within 10 full-width or 20 half-width characters.

To save several movies/i-motion

From the Function menu, select [Add to playlist] [Select&save], select movies/i-motion, and press

(Complete).

(Func).

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Select a playlist to be saved and press .

The screen for selecting the saving method appears.

[Add]:

Newly add selected movie/i-motion to the movie/i-motion saved in a playlist.

[Overwrite]:

The screen for confirming whether to overwrite all movies/i-motion saved in a playlist with selected movies/ i-motion appears. Note that all data existing in the playlist is deleted when you select [Yes].

Select [Add] and press .

The selected movie/i-motion is saved in the playlist.

Deleting/Reordering Movies/i-motion of the Playlist

You can delete movies/i-motion from a playlist or reorder them within a playlist. Even if you delete movies/i-motion from a playlist, the files of the movies/ i-motion are not deleted.

Example: Deleting one movie/i-motion

From the i-motion folder list, select [Playlist] → a playlist and press

The movie/i-motion list of the playlist appears.

To delete all movies/i-motion

Select a movie/i-motion and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

To reorder movies/i-motion

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Select [Delete from list] → [Delete one] → [Yes] and press

The selected movie/i-motion is deleted from the playlist.

From the Function menu, select [Delete from list] [Delete all] → [Yes].

From the Function menu, select [Reorder] → a movie/ i-motion. Move the cursor to the place to move to, press

(Move), and press (Complete).

Deleting/Editing the Name of the Playlist

You can delete a playlist or edit its name.

Example: Deleting one playlist

From the i-motion folder list, select [Playlist] and press

A list of all playlists appears.

Select a playlist and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

To edit the name of a playlist

Select [Delete playlist] → [Yes] and press .

The selected playlist is deleted.

Move the cursor to the playlist and from the Function menu, select [Edit name]. Enter a new name within 10 full-width or 20 half-width characters.

Editing Movies

You can edit a movie recorded with the FOMA terminal.

Some movies may not be edited.

Clipping a Movie

You can clip a portion of a movie of [sQCIF(128×96)],

→

[QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(320×240)], and [VGA(640

480)] image size by specifying the range or size to

be clipped.

Example: Trimming a movie image by specifying size and saving

by overwriting

From the i-motion file list, select a movie, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit movie] → [Clip movie] and press .

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Ａｎｙｓｉｚｅ

Ａｔｔａｃｈｔｏｍａｉｌ（Ｓ）Ａｔｔａｃｈｔｏｍａｉｌ（Ｌ）

[Any size]:

Clip a movie by specifying the start and end positions.

[Attach to mail(S)]:

Automatically clip a movie to up to 500K-byte length from the specified start position.

[Attach to mail(L)]:

Automatically clip a movie to up to 2M-byte length from the specified start position.

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Select [Attach to mail(S)]/[Attach to mail(L)] and press

Use to select the clipping start position and press

When you select [Any size]

Select [Yes] and press .

Press (Save), select [Overwrite], and press .

The movie clip is saved by overwriting the original movie.

To save as a new movie

(Start).

Use to select the clipping end position and press

(End).

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

Clipping a Still Image from a Movie

You can specify any portion of a movie and clip it as a still image of [sQCIF(128×96)], [QCIF(176×144)], [QVGA(320×240)], and [VGA(640×480)] image size.

From the i-motion file list, select a movie, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit movie] → [Clip picture] and press .

Converting the Image Size

You can convert a [QVGA(320×240)] or [VGA(640

480)] image size movie into the [QCIF(176×144)]

image size.

Example: Converting the image size and saving by overwriting

From the i-motion file list, select a movie, press

, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit movie] → [Select size] and press .

Select [Yes] and press .

Press (Save), select [Overwr ite], and press .

The converted movie is saved by overwriting the original movie.

To save as a new movie

Select [Save new] → a place to save to.

It may take time to convert a large movie/i-motion file.

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When the size of a file after conversion is too large, movie

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images may be partially clipped into a file of 500K bytes or less.

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To move forward frame-by-frame

Press .

To move backward frame-by-frame

Press .

Press (Play), press (Pause) at the clipping position, and press

Select [Yes] and press .

Press (Save), select [Yes] → a place to save to, and press

The still image clip is saved in My picture.

(Clip).

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What is Chara-den?

You can send an avatar of your choice instead of your own image when you use the videophone function. You can make this avatar move by pressing the keys on the keypad. The mouth part of some avatars can be moved in response to the sound heard from the microphone.

Preinstalled Chara-den characters

■

アイアイ

©SEGA

Action lists of the preinstalled Chara-den characters

■

アイアイ

Full-body action

1: 4: 7:

If you have deleted a preinstalled Chara-den fille, you can

●

download it from “SO@Planet”. [i Menu] → [



話メーカー

(Japanese only)

Data Display/Edit/Management

アレレ？

アハハッがっかり・・・

メニュー/検索

] (Mobile Phone Manufacturers) → [SO@Planet]

イェーイ！

もうっ！ごめんなさーい

] (Menu/Search) → [

<Chara-den>

エーンエーンねむいよ〜なんだってー！

ケータイ電

Displaying and Operating Chara-den

You can display Chara-den characters saved in the Chara-den folder of the Data Box.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [Chara-den], and press

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アイアイ

The Chara-den file list appears.

File restriction is set for Chara-den files and “

appears on the upper right of the Chara-den icon.

To place a videophone call

Move the cursor to the Chara-den file and from the Function menu, select [Call Chara-den], enter a phone number, and press (V.phone).

To set a substitute image of videophone

Move the cursor to the Chara-den file and from the Function menu, select [Set sub image].

Select a Chara-den file and press .

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To display the previous/next Chara-den

Use to display the previous Chara-den and to display the next Chara-den.

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Stop action Press

Switch the action mode

Display the action list

Display other Chara-den file

１／１

Press you press this key, the operation is switched between full-body action and parts action.

Press (List). Select an action to check the movement of it. Move the cursor to an action and press (Detail) to display the action name.

From the Function menu, select [Set Chara-den]→ [Change Chara-den] a Chara-den file.

Management title

Action mode icon

while in action.

(Change). Every time

(Full-body action) :

The entire body is moved.

(Parts action) :

A part of the body is moved.

→

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The action that you can perform varies depending on a

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Chara-den file. Some Chara-den files have no action to be performed.

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Playing Back Music Data

<Music>

You can play back music data saved in MUSIC of the Data Box and microSD memory card.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [MUSIC], and press

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ＷｈａｔＣａｎＵＤｏ（Ｍ

Ｓｅａｒｃｈｂｙｉ−ｍｏｄｅ

The list of music folders and files appears.

The following icons show the type of music data and

playback restrictions.

Ty pe

Icon Type

Original playlist, imported playlist, and

WMA playlist Chaku-Uta Full

Chaku-Uta Full® downloaded partway

3GPP

MP3

WMA

ATR AC

File restriction is set for Chaku-Uta Full

appears on the upper right of the icon.

Playback restrictions

Icon Playback restrictions

Music data with playback restrictions

Music data whose time limit on playback has expired

Uta-hodai

Uta-hodai whose time limit on playback has expired

To play back music data in a folder

Select a folder and press .

To switch between the jacket display and list display

From the Function menu, select [Change jackets].

To switch to the MUSIC Player

From the Function menu, select [Player mode].

and “ ”

Select music data and press .

The selected music data is played back.

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Play Press

Stop Press

Volume adjustment

Rewinding Press

Fast-forward P ress

Fast-reverse Pre ss for over a second during

When you select a playlist

It is switched to the MUSIC Player.

Playing Back a Melody

(Play).

(Stop).

Use

for over a second during

playback.

You can play back an SMF/MFi-format melody that is saved in Melody of the Data Box or microSD memory card.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [Melody], and press

The melody folder list appears.

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Select a folder and press .

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着信音

着信音着信音着信音着信音

The melody file list appears.

The following icons show the type of the melody.

To play a melody that has specified playback range

To attach to i-mode mail

To set a melody for the phone tone or other settings

Select a melody and press .

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Data Display/Edit/Management

The selected melody is played and the indicator flashes.

To stop playback

To play back the previous/next melody

To adjust the volume

When you play back a melody, the FOMA terminal may

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start vibrating in concert with the melody, regardless of the Vibrator setting (P.103).

If you fold the FOMA terminal during playback of a melody,

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the playback is stopped.

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１

２３４

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Management title

Icon Type

Melody

3D sound-compatible melody

“

” appears on the upper right of the icon for

melodies prohibited from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

Move the cursor to the melody and from the Function menu, select [Play portion].

Move the cursor to the melody and from the Function menu, select [Attach to mail] (P.183).

Move the cursor to a melody and from the Function menu, select [Sound setting] → a ring tone.

Press (Stop).

Use to play back the previous melody and to play back the next melody.

Use .

Displaying/Playing Back Kisekae Tool

You can display/play back a Kisekae tool that is saved in Kisekae Tool of the Data Box or microSD memory card.

You cannot play back a Kisekae tool on the microSD memory

card.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [Kisekae Tool], and press

The Kisekae Tool folder list appears.

Select a folder and press .

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１／７

ＭａｎｕａｌＣｕｓｔｏｍ

ＭａｇｉｃａｌＢｌａｃｋ

ＣｏｌｏｒｆｕｌＷｈｉｔｅ

ＣｏｎｔｅｍｐｏｒａｒｙＲｅｄ

ＢｌｏｏｍｉｎｇＢｅｉｇｅ

エリクル＠

Ｏｃｅａｎ

The Kisekae Tool list appears.

The following icons show the type of the Kisekae tool.

Icon Type

Kisekae tool

Kisekae tool downloaded partway

To display an image of the Kisekae tool

Press (Play).

To set the Kisekae tool

Move the cursor to a Kisekae tool and from the Function menu, select [Kisekae setting].

Select a Kisekae tool and press .

ＣｏｌｏｒｆｕｌＷｈｉｔｅ

The data list display of the Kisekae tool appears.

The following icons show the type of the file.

When the screen informing to make enough space appears

To set the currently displayed Kisekae tool

Select data and press .

The selected data is displayed/played back.

１／１８

Ｐｒｅｖｉｅｗ

Ｋｉｓｅｋａｅｍｅｎｕ

Ｓｔａｎｄ−ｂｙ

ＶｏｉｃｅｃａｌｌＣａｌｌｉｎｇｉｍａｇｅＶｏｉｃｅｃａｌｌＩｎｃｏｍｉｎｇｉｍａｇｅＶ．ｐｈｏｎｅＣａｌｌｉｎｇｉｍａｇｅ

Icon Type

Kisekae menu

Movie/i-motion

Image or melody

File that cannot be played back

Color theme

Select [Yes].

Press (Kisekae).

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Displaying/Playing Back One Seg

You can display a One Seg recorded still image or play back a One Seg recorded video that is saved in 1Seg of the Data Box or in the microSD memory card. You can also play back a video at about 1.3x speed (Rapid play with sound).

A One Seg recorded still image cannot be saved in the

microSD memory card.

Example: Playing back a video saved in the Data Box

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [1Seg], and press

The One Seg folder list appears.

To play back a video in the microSD memory card

Select a file and press ( ).

To display a still image

Select the [Image] folder → a file.

For the operations while displaying a still image,

follow the same steps as in “Displaying the Saved Image” (P.266, step 3).

To display still images as a slideshow

Select the [Image] folder and from the Function menu, select [Slideshow] (P.267).

Select the [Video] folder and press .

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２００７１１０９１７００００６

２００７１１０８１８４０００５２００７１１０８２２２４００４２００７１１０８１０４５００３２００７１１０７１５０１００２２００７１１０７２３３０００１２００７１１０６１９５７０００

The video file list appears.

The following icons show the type of the file.

To display the program name

Press (Chg.Ttl) to switch the display temporarily between the management title and program name.

To display the saved date/time

Press to switch the display temporarily between the management title and saved date/time.

Select a file and press .

The selected file appears.

To display the previous/next file

Use to display the previous file and to display the next file.

１／７

Icon Type

One Seg recorded still image

One Seg recorded video

<1Seg>

Press ( ).

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△

１０

時〜

毎週木曜よる第

２２５

回

ペンギンの一生

■豆知識

■クイズ

■撮影裏話

■次回予告

○△の不思議

The following icons show where the playing back data is

from.

The number of videos Where the playing back data is from

Main memory

microSD memory card

Operating method

Video mode

Operation Key operation

Play Press

Pause Press

Stop Press

Volu me adjustment

Fast-forward Pr es s ( ) during playback/

Fast-reverse P re ss ( ) during playback/

Switch between video and data broadcasting modes

( ).

( ) / ( ).

Use The volume can be adjusted in 32 levels: 0 to 31.

pause. Pressing and holding ( ) also provides Fast-forward.

pause. Pressing and holding ( ) also provides Fast-reverse.

Press

(TV/DATA).

Data broadcasting mode

Operation Key operation

Display the previous/next page

Switch the data broadcasting screen between half and full screens

To hide the number of videos and where the playing back data is from

Press (Display). When you press (Display), you can switch the display between on and off.

To use the Rapid play

From the Function menu, select [Rapid play].

The video and sound are played back about 1.3 times

faster than normal playback.

To use the normal playback, from the Function menu,

select [Play].

To set the subtitle display

From the Function menu, select [Caption disp set] [Language1]/[Language2]/[OFF].

Use

/ while using the data

broadcasting site.

Press (TV/DATA) for over a second.

Data Display/Edit/Management

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To set the image quality

To adjust the display brightness

To set the light being adjusted automatically

To switch sound between the primary and secondary sounds

To switch sound between the main and sub sounds

To display the program information

To display the guide display, etc. all the time while playing back in the TV style

To perform the One Seg setting

To terminate playing back a video automatically three minutes after stopping (pausing) it

To display the TV link

To delete the video being stopped

To display detailed information

Data Display/Edit/Management

To display the certificate

To reload the data broadcasting site

To go back to the data broadcasting

While pausing, fast-forwarding, or fast-reversing, or during

●

the Rapid play, the data broadcasting is not displayed.

If you perform the fast-forward, fast-reverse operation, or

●

the Rapid play, the contents of the data broadcasting/data broadcasting site is refreshed to its top page when you return to normal playback.

When the playback is completed, the display of the data

●

broadcasting or data broadcasting site disappears.

You may not hear sound clearly during the Rapid play.

●

When a video is recorded/edited (divided) using the

●

mobile phone that employs the editing function or PC, the video may not be played back correctly on the FOMA terminal.

From the Function menu, select [Image quality] [Normal]/[Sharp]/[Dynamic].

From the Function menu, select [Display light] brightness.

From the Function menu, select [Auto Disp light] [ON]/[OFF].

From the Function menu, select [Switch sound] [Primary sound]/[Secondary sound].

From the Function menu, select [Main/Sub] → [Main sound]/[Sub sound]/[Main+Sub sound].

From the Function menu, select [Program info.]. When you press , the detailed information is displayed.

From the Function menu, select [Guide always on] → [ON].

From the Function menu, select [1Seg setting].

From the Function menu, select [Auto off setting] → [ON].

When you set to [ON], the video playback is

automatically terminated if there are no key operations for about three minutes after stopping/pausing it.

From the Function menu, select [TVlink] → a TV link. When the TV link is for connecting data broadcasting/ i-mode site, select [Yes] at the screen for confirming whether to connect to the i-mode site.

From the Function menu, select [Delete one] → [Yes].

From the Function menu, select [Detail info].

From the Function menu, select [Certificates].

From the Function menu, select [Reload].

From the Function menu, select [Back to data BC.].

→

→

microSD memory card

You can save Phonebook, mail, Bookmark, and other data in the FOMA terminal to the microSD memory card, as well as copy data in the microSD memory card to the FOMA terminal. In addition, you cannot only view data in the microSD memory card on the FOMA terminal, but also use the FOMA terminal as a reader/writer of a microSD memory card by connecting it to a PC (P.285). To use the microSD memory card, you are required to obtain a microSD memory card separately. If you have no microSD memory card, you can purchase it at a home electric appliance store or other similar store.

Data saved in the microSD memory card from other devices

may not be displayed/played back on the FOMA terminal. Similarly, data saved in the microSD memory card from the FOMA terminal may not be displayed/played back on other devices.

SO905i supports the commercially available microSD memory

card of up to 2G bytes (as of October 2007). For the latest information for which normal operation of the microSD memory card is confirmed, such as information about the manufactures and capacities of the microSD memory card, see the following websites. Note that a microSD memory card other than listed in the websites may not operate normally on SO905i. i-mode site : [SO@Planet] (as of October 2007) [i Menu]

Website : W e b site of Sony Ericsson Mobile

http://www.SonyEricsson.co.jp/memorycard/ Please note that the information listed represents only the result of the operation checks and by no means provides guarantee for all operations of the microSD memory card.

Do not remove the microSD memory card during data access

(reading of data, saving data, etc.). Doing so may cause malfunction, etc.

During preparation for access after insertion of the microSD

memory card (the time before the first reading/writing operation is ready), “ the microSD memory card and then insert it again. If the icon still keeps flashing, please check conditions of the microSD memory card.

Do not stick a label, etc. on the microSD memory card. It may

be removed when inserting/removing the microSD memory card, resulting in malfunction, etc. of the FOMA terminal.

When you save data in a microSD memory card, it is

recommended to make a backup copy of the saved data and keep it separately in a safe place. Under no condition will DoCoMo be held liable for any loss or modification of the data.

The microSD memory card formatted on a PC or other devices cannot be used on the FOMA terminal. Be sure to use the microSD memory card after formatting it using the FOMA terminal (P.284).

(Menu/Search) → [

電話メーカー

Manufacturers) → [SO@Planet] (Japanese only)

Communications Japan, Inc.

→ [メニュー/検索

] (Mobile Phone

” flashes. If “ ” keeps flashing, remove

ケータイ

]

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Inserting and Removing the microSD memory card

Inserting the microSD memory card

■

When inserting the microSD memory card, make sure to insert

it in the correct orientation with the printed side facing up as illustrated below. Any insertion in an orientation other than illustrated below may cause malfunction, etc.

Open the slot cover.

Insert the microSD memory card into the slot.

Insert until it clicks into place.

Printed side

Close the slot cover.

Removing the microSD memory card

■

Open the slot cover.

Press the microSD memory card lightly.

It is ejected slightly.

Remove the microSD memory card.

Close the slot cover.

“ ” appears in the display while inserting the microSD

●

memory card. When it does not appear, the following reasons about the microSD memory card may be considered. Please check them.

- Dust or something gets on the metallic terminal portion



- Insertion is not completed



- Damaged



- Using an external memory other than recommended



ones (For information on recommended external memories, scan the QR code in P.278 and access to “SO@Planet”.)

Displaying Data on the microSD memory card

Data saved in the microSD memory card can be displayed and checked.

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [microSD] and press

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The category list of the microSD appears.

To switch the contents of a memory to be displayed

Select a category and press .

Select data and press .

The contents of the selected data are displayed.

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ＭＵＳＩＣｉ−ｍｏｔｉｏｎＭｅｌｏｄｙＭｙｄｏｃｕｍｅｎｔＫｉｓｅｋａｅＴｏｏｌ１ＳｅｇＳＤ＿ＰＩＭＴｏｒｕＣａＭＭＦｉｌｅＯｔｈｅｒｓ

αｐｐｌｉｄａｔａ

Press (Chg.Mmry). Each time you press , the contents to be displayed are switched between the Data Box/microSD memory card.

To perform an operation while category/data is

displayed, see the description about each function. You may not be able to perform some of the operations using the microSD memory card.

- My picture (P.266)

- MUSIC (P.275)

- i-motion (P.270)

- Melody (P.275)

- My document (P.300)

- Kisekae Tool (P.276)

- 1Seg (P.277)

- Phonebook (P.96)

- Text Memo (P.330)

- Schedule (P.325)

- Inbox/Outbox/Draft (P.189)

- Bookmark (P.165)

- ToruCa (P.222)

- MM File (P.270)

- i αppli data (P.217)

Data Display/Edit/Management

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Folder Setup of the microSD memory card

When Displaying the Folders on the FOMA Terminal

When you save a Phonebook entry, text memo, schedule, mail, bookmark, and a ToruCa card from the microSD memory card to

the FOMA terminal, they are saved as a file formatted for the microSD memory card. Multiple data records of above categories may be contained in a file of the microSD memory card.

: Allowed to be saved×: Not allowed to be saved△: Only allowed to be moved

○

Data you can/cannot save

in the FOMA terminal

Selected files

One file

○○○ ○○○

○○○ △×× ××× △×× ××× ××× ○○○ △×× ○○○ △×× ○○○ △×× △×× ××× ○×× ○×× ○×× ○×× ○×× ○×× ○×× ○××

○○○ ×××

×××

All files

Contents of data

Image recorded with the camera of the FOMA terminal and GIF image

Deco-mail pictograph JPEG image and GIF animation Movable contents-compatible still image Music data (3GPP) Movable contents-compatible music data (Chaku-Uta Full WMA file ATRAC file Movie/i-motion Movable contents-compatible movie/i-motion Melody Movable contents-compatible melody PDF data Movable contents-compatible PDF data Movable contents-compatible Kisekae tool Recorded video file of One Seg Phonebook data Text memo Schedule Received mail Sent mail Saved mail Bookmark ToruCa card, ToruCa(detail) card i-motion with sound track only (i-motion without video track,

such as singer’s voice) Other files Saved i-αppli data

※

My picture Camera

MUSIC Distrib. contents

i-motion Distrib. contents

Melody Distrib. contents

My document Distrib. contents

Kisekae Tool Movable contents 1Seg SD_PIM Phonebook

Data Display/Edit/Management

ToruCa MM File

Others iαppli data

Including AAC-format music data

※

Data that cannot be moved/saved in the FOMA terminal

■

Phonebook

ToruCa Melody My picture

MUSIC

i-motion My document

Category

Deco mail pict. Other images Movable contents

Movable contents WMA ATR AC

Movable contents

Text Memo Schedule Inbox Outbox Draft Bookmark

You cannot save a movie/i-motion set for the Des call display and also a GIF/JPEG image set for the Des call

display if it exceeds 100K bytes or [QVGA(240×320)].

You cannot save a ToruCa and ToruCa(detail) card exceeding 1K bytes and 100K bytes respectively.

You cannot save a melody exceeding 200K bytes.

You cannot save a GIF image exceeding 2M bytes.

You cannot save a GIF image and a GIF animation exceeding [UXGA(1600×1200)] and [Stby(480×864)]

respectively, and some JPEG images.

You cannot save a JPEG image exceeding 2M bypes or [3M(2048×1536)].

You cannot save music data from the microSD memory card to the Data Box (except for the movable

contents-compatible Chaku-Uta Full

You cannot save a movie/i-motion exceeding 10M bytes.

You cannot save PDF data exceeding 2M bytes.

)

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When Displaying the Folders on a PC

When you save data of the FOMA terminal to the microSD memory card, a corresponding folder is created automatically.

The maximum number of files that can be saved is an estimated number, assuming the blank memory is used.

Category FOMA terminal folder File format

DCIM

100SODCF〜999SODCF My picture/Camera JPEG(Exif), GIF

SD_VIDEO

PRLxxx i-motion/Distrib. contents MP4 MOLxxx.MP4/.3GP P.140 PRGxxx 1Seg MPEG2-TS MOVxxx.SB1※1 P.252

SD_PIM Phonebook vCard PIM*****.VCF 3,877

PRIVATE

DOCOMO

STILL SUDnnn My picture/Other images JPEG (excluding Exif),

RINGER RUDnnn Melody/Distrib. contents MFi, SMF DOCUMENT PUDnnn TORUCA TRCnnn ToruCa vNote TORUCnnn.TRC 3,875 MMFILE MUDnnn MM File/Distrib. contents MP4

DECOIMG DUDnnn OTHER OUDnnn Others TABLE DCIM Additional information

SD_BIND

SVC*****

******** ******** ******** ******** ******** Ki sekae tool/Movable

SVC*****

******** i αppli data i αppli data 3,875

SVC*****

******** MUSIC/Movable contents Chaku-Uta Full

OMG Audio Music/ATRAC ATRAC(OMA) Filename.oma P.308

1 The maximum number of files that can be saved in the microSD memory card is 99.

※

2 A “＊.url” file received via data communication is also processed as a bookmark file.

※

3 If there is a file with the same name, a serial number is added to the end of the file name.

※

The numbers “001” to “999” and “0001” to “9999” are assigned to “nnn” and “nnnn” respectively from the smallest available

number in the order of their creation.

The hexadecimal digits “001” to “FFF” are assigned to “xxx” in the order of their creation.

The numbers “00001” to “65535” and “00000001” to “00065535” are assigned to “*****” and “********” respectively from the

smallest available number in the order of their creation.

A file name that can be identified by the microSD memory card is up to 255 bytes including a drive name and path.

MUSIC MUSIC/Distrib. contents 3GPP, MP3, WMA Filename.3gp

Playlist MUSIC/Distrib. contents/

WM Music/WMA WMA Filename.wma P.308 WM_SYSTEM

STILL SD_VIDEO MMFILE RINGER DOCUMENT TORUCA DECOIMG OTHER

Mail (Outbox/Inbox/Draft) vMessage PIM*****.VMG Schedule vCalendar PIM*****.VCS Bookmark vBookmark PIM*****.VBM※2 Text Memo vNote PIM*****.VNT

My document/Distrib. contents

Imp. playlist

My picture/Deco mail pict.

management files of each folder

My picture/Movable contents i-motion/Movable contents Melody/Movable contents My document/Movable contents

contents

−−−−

GIF animation, SWF

PDF

M3U Filename.m3u P.313

−−

−−−−

−−−−

JPEG, GIF

−

−−−

JPEG, GIF, SWF ********.SB1 3,875 MP4 ********.SB1 3,875 MFi, SMF ********.SB1 3,875 PDF ********.SB1 3,875 UI Meta-data file, UI

Content-Package file

FOMA terminal

filename

DSC0nnnn.JPG/.GIF

STILnnnn.JPG/.GIF/ .SWF

RINGnnnn.MID/.MLD/.SMF PDFDCnnn.PDF/.$DF※3

MMFnnnn.MP4/.3GP

.wma

DIMGnnnn.JPG/.GIF OTHERnnn 3,875

********.SB1

********.SB2 P.308

Estimated max. number of

files to be saved (64MB)

P. 13 9

3,875

3,875 3,875

P. 14 0

/.mp3/

P. 30 8

P. 30 8 3,875

Data Display/Edit/Management

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Data That Can Be Written/Read to and from the microSD memory card

It may take time to save data depending on the data size.

Data saved from the microSD memory card may not be

displayed/played back properly.

You cannot copy/move a file prohibited from being retrieved

out of the FOMA terminal.

Data you can/

Category

My picture

MUSIC

i-motion

Melody My

document

Kisekae Tool

1Seg

Phonebook

Data Display/Edit/Management

Text Memo Schedule

cannot save from

the FOMA terminal

Selected

One

files

file

○○○

×××

○○○

○○○ −

○○○

×××

○×○

○×○ −

○×○

Data you cannot save from the

FOMA terminal and other

All

files

You cannot save a frame

image and stamp image.

You cannot save data from

the Data Box to the microSD memory card (except for the movable contents-compatible Chaku-Uta Full

You can only move a movie/

i-motion with playback restriction.

The document definition file

is saved together with PDF data.

You cannot save data from

the Data Box to the microSD memory card (except for the movable contents-compatible Kisekae tool).

You can only move videos

from the Data Box to microSD memory card.

You cannot save the

Designated Chara-den, Des phone tone, Des mail tone, Select phone Illum., and Select mail Illum.

When you use Save one, you

cannot save a Group number and Group name. To save data using Save one, set the Secret to [OFF].

You cannot save a movie/

i-motion set for the Des call display.

When you use Save all,

the data of the PushTalk phonebook is also saved.

You cannot save the Des call

display if the Save/attach image is set to [Invalid].

You cannot copy the UIM

phonebook.

You cannot save ON/OFF

of the holiday setting for a repeated schedule.

To save data using Save one,

set the Secret to [OFF].

information

Data you can/

Category

Inbox/ Outbox/ Draft

Bookmark

ToruCa

If you edit, add, or delete data stored in the microSD

●

memory card on a device such as a PC, it may not be displayed correctly on the FOMA terminal. If this happens, update the information of the management file in the microSD memory card (P.284).

When you reply to mail saved in the microSD memory

●

card, you cannot attach a file. If you want to reply to the mail with file attachment, you need to save the mail in the Main memory first, select the mail from the Draft, attach a file to the mail, and then you can send it with file attachment.

Selected

One

files

file

○×○

cannot save from

the FOMA terminal

Data you cannot save from the

FOMA terminal and other

All

files

information

You cannot save a folder

name, i-αppli To link, and file attachment not yet obtained.

Mail exceeding 100K bytes is

saved after being resized to 100K bytes by deleting a file attachment, etc.

Protected mail and i-αppli

mail are saved as regular mail.

You cannot save the SMS

report.

You cannot save a folder

name.

You may not be able to save

some ToruCa cards.

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Saving Data from the FOMA Terminal to the microSD memory card

You can copy data from the FOMA terminal to the microSD memory card.

While you save the Phonebook, Text memo, Schedule, mail,

Bookmark, and ToruCa card data, the status of the FOMA terminal is the same as the outside of the service area status. Therefore, you cannot use call or communication functions, such as placing/receiving a call and using i-mode and data communication.

Example: Saving data

Select data and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Save to microSD] → [Save one] → [Yes] and press

The selected data is saved.

To save several data

Select [Save to microSD] → [Select&save] and select data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

To save all data in My picture/i-motion/Melody/My document

Select [Save to microSD] → [Save all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

To save all Phonebook entries

Select [Save to microSD] → [Save all] → [Yes]/[No] and enter the Security code.

To save all text memos

Select [Save to microSD] → [Save all] → [Yes]/[No] and enter the Security code.

To save mail/Schedule/Bookmark/ToruCa card

In the data list, from the Function menu, select [Save to microSD] → [Yes]. To save all data, in the folder list or the calendar, from the Function menu, select [Save to microSD] and enter the Security code.

Saving Data from the microSD memory card to the FOMA Terminal

You can copy data from the microSD memory card to the FOMA terminal.

Saving the Phonebook and Mail

You can save the Phonebook, Text memo, Schedule, mail, Bookmark, and ToruCa card data to the FOMA terminal.

While you save the Phonebook, Text memo, Schedule, mail,

Bookmark, and ToruCa card data, you cannot use call or communication functions, such as placing/receiving a call and using i-mode and data communication, because the FOMA terminal is placed in the same condition as outside of the service area.

While another function is activated, you cannot save the

Phonebook, Text memo, Schedule, mail, Bookmark, and ToruCa card data to the FOMA terminal.

Example: Saving the data by adding to the existing data

From the microSD category list, select a category and press

Select data and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Save to main] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to save data appears.

[Add]:

Save the data by adding to the existing data.

[Overwrite]:

Save the data by overwriting the existing data. The screen for confirming whether to delete the existing data appears.

Select [Add] and press .

The selected data is saved.

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Saving a Melody and Image

You can save My picture, i-motion, Melody, My document, and MM File data to the FOMA terminal.

Example: Saving data

From the microSD category list, select a category and press

Select data and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Save to main] → [Save one] → [Yes] and press

The selected data is saved in the [Data exchange] folder.

To save several data

Select [Save to main] → [Select&save] and select data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

To save all data

Select [Save to main] → [Save all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Data created on a microSD memory card compatible

●

device other than SO905i may not be saved correctly.

Managing the microSD memory card

Formatting

You can format the microSD memory card to be used with the FOMA terminal.

If you format the microSD memory card that contains data,

the data is deleted. Be careful not to delete important data

Data Display/Edit/Management

unintentionally when you start formatting.

Press (Func) in the microSD category list.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Format] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

Select [Yes] and press .

The microSD memory card is formatted.

Do not format the microSD memory card using a PC, etc.

●

Make sure to format it on the FOMA terminal.

Checking the Usage Information

You can check the usage information of the microSD memory card.

The displayed data amount and total capacity of the microSD

memory card are estimated values that may not be accurate.

Press (Func) in the microSD category list.

The Function menu appears.

Select [microSD info] and press .

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Ｆｕｌｌｃａｐ．

Ｕｓｉｎｇ

Ｍｙｐｉｃｔｕｒｅ

ＭＵＳＩＣ

ｉ−ｍｏｔｉｏｎ

Ｍｅｌｏｄｙ

To change the unit

６０．５ＭＢ

２２．１ＭＢ

３．２ＭＢ

１２．１ＭＢ

５．６ＭＢ

０．５ＭＢ

Press (Unit chg) to switch temporarily between the MB and KB displays.

Updating the Management Information of the microSD memory card

If you edit, add, or delete data stored in the microSD memory card on a device other than the FOMA terminal, it may not be displayed correctly on the FOMA terminal. If this happens, update the information of the management file in the microSD memory card.

Press (Func) in the microSD category list.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Update mng. info] and press .

The Update mng. info display appears.

Select a category to be updated, press , and press

(Complete).

The screen for confirming whether to update the management information appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The management information is updated. While the management information is updated, “ ” appears.

If any data in the microSD memory card has a file name

●

that is not supported by the FOMA terminal, the file name is changed when you update the management information.

If you update the management information while the

●

screen for confirming whether to save the recorded images is displayed, the image that is being confirmed is discarded when the microSD memory card is set as the place to save to.

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Using the FOMA Terminal with a PC

When you connect the FOMA terminal to a PC using the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional), you can use it as an external drive to read/ write data on the microSD memory card.

You can change the USB mode setting before connecting the

FOMA terminal to a PC.

If the FOMA terminal is not connected to a PC correctly or the

battery level is very low or 0, not only data cannot be sent/ received, but also it may be lost in some cases.

Do not unplug the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01

(optional) during reading/writing data. If you do so, not only data cannot be sent/received, but also it may be lost in some cases.

The operating environment for using the FOMA terminal

connected to a PC is as follows.

Item Required environment

Connection cable

PC main unit PC with a USB port (Universal Serial Bus

OS Windows 2000 Professional (SP3 or later),

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

→

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[Communication mode]:

[microSD mode]:

[MTP mode]:

[ATRAC mode]:

Select [microSD mode] and press .

The microSD mode is set and “ ” changes to “ ”. On the PC, “ microSD memory card.

FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional)

Specification 1.1 compliant) that can be used to connect the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional)

Windows XP, Windows Vista (Japanese version)

[USB mode setting] and press

Perform packet and 64K data communication, and send/receive data.

Read and write data from/to the microSD memory card.

Transfer music data (WMA file) from a PC to the microSD memory card.

Transfer music data (ATRAC file) from a PC to the microSD memory card using the SonicStage.

リムーバブルディスク

” is displayed for the

You can check the current USB mode and connection

status by the following icons.

Icon Mode/Connection status

Communication mode

microSD mode

MTP mode (Connected)

MTP mode (Transferring)

MTP mode (Completed)

MTP mode (Error)

ATRAC mode

It appears when the MTP connection cannot be

※

started because there is not enough memory. End the unused applications, increase memory space, and then perform the PC connection again.

Connect the FOMA terminal and PC using the

※

FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional).

Insert the connector horizontally with the label side facing up.

USB terminal

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

USB connector

Do not format the microSD memory card using a PC, etc.

Make sure to format it on the FOMA terminal.

Even if you set the USB mode setting to [MTP mode],

[microSD mode], or [ATRAC mode] and connect the FOMA terminal to a PC, the PC may not recognize the FOMA terminal while the FOMA terminal is accessing to the microSD memory card (reading/saving data, etc.) or the microSD memory card is not inserted.

While the USB mode setting is set to [ATRAC mode], when

the FOMA terminal is connected to a PC, the message “SD

カード枚数を超えたため認識できません以前使用していたSDカードを使用してください

cards exceeds the limit and cannot be recognized. Use the SD card which has been used before.) appears. In this case, use the microSD memory card which has been inserted in the FOMA terminal before as no more microSD memory cards can be recognized.

While the USB mode setting is set to [MTP mode] and the

FOMA terminal is connected to a PC, when you press , the Standard menu appears. The Kisekae menu is not displayed. Also, some functions may be limited.

For more details about the USB mode setting, see the

website below. http://www.SonyEricsson.co.jp/so905i/faq.html

External connection terminal

External connection

connector FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional)

The icon “ ” (USB cable cncted) appears in the stand-by display. When you press (Link) and then select “ ”, the USB mode setting display appears.

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Terminating the microSD Mode

To remove the FOMA terminal from a PC, perform the procedure to safely remove the hardware on the PC in advance, which is slightly different for each OS.

Example: When using Windows XP

Double-click the task tray icon [ ]

の安全な取り外し）

Move the pointer to [USB and click [停止].

Click [OK] and confirm that the hardware is unmounted successfully.

Remove the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional) from the FOMA terminal and

Data Display/Edit/Management

PC.

on the Windows desktop.

大容量記憶装置デバイス

Pull out the cable while holding the release buttons pressed.

External connection terminal

（ハードウェア

Copying Data from the FOMA Terminal to the UIM

You can copy up to 50 FOMA terminal phonebook entries and up to 20 SMS from the FOMA terminal to the UIM (FOMA card).

Only the “name”, “reading”, “first phone number”, and

“first mail address” can be copied from the FOMA terminal phonebook to the UIM phonebook. The reading is converted from half-width katakana characters to full-width katakana characters. If “+” is included in a phone number, it is deleted.

If a group with the same name exists in the UIM phonebook,

data is saved in it and if not, data is saved in

]

You cannot copy the SMS report.

Example: Copying the FOMA terminal phonebook entries

From the FOMA terminal phonebook, select data and press

The Function menu appears.

To copy all data

From the Function menu, select [Copy to UIM] → [Copy all]→ [Yes] and enter the Security code.

To copy several data

From the Function menu, select [Copy to UIM] [Select©] and select data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

To copy SMS

Move the cursor to the mail in the mail list and from the Function menu, select [Copy to UIM] → [Yes].

Select [Copy to UIM] → [Copy one] → [Yes] and press

The selected data is copied.

(Func).

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Copying Data from the UIM to the FOMA Terminal

You can copy UIM (FOMA card) phonebook data and SMS from the UIM to the FOMA terminal.

The reading of the UIM phonebook is converted from full-

width katakana characters to half-width katakana characters.

If a group with the same name exists in the FOMA terminal

phonebook, data is saved in it and if not, data is saved in

グループなし

Example: Copying the UIM phonebook entries

From the UIM phonebook, select data and press

The Function menu appears.

To copy all data

To copy several data

To copy SMS

Select [Copy to Main] → [Copy one] → [Yes] and press

The selected data is copied.

(Func).

From the Function menu, select [Copy to Main] → [Copy all]→ [Yes] and enter the Security code.

From the Function menu, select [Copy to Main] [Select©] and select data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

Move the cursor to the mail in the mail list and from the Function menu, select [Copy to Main] → [Yes] → a folder.

→

Managing Data Box

Data handled by the FOMA terminal, such as downloaded data and data recorded using the camera, are saved in the categories of the Data Box: My picture, MUSIC, Music&Video Channel, i-motion, Melody, My document, Kisekae Tool, Chara-den, and 1Seg. You can display/play back saved data any time.

You may not be able to operate some categories.

Data saved in the Data Box

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Category Folder name Contents of data

My picture i-mode I mages obtained from a site,

Camera Images recorded using the

Deco mail image

Deco mail pict.

※

Stamp&Frame Images used for stamps/frames Preinstall Preinstalled images Data exchange

MUSIC

Music&Video Channel

i-motion i-mode Movie obtained from a site,

Only Deco mail pict. can be saved.

※

Distrib. program

Camera Movie recorded using the

Preinstall Preinstalled movie Playlist User-created playlist Data exchange

i-mode mail, or i-αppli

camera of the FOMA terminal Images that can be used when

you compose Deco-mail Deco-mail pictograph

Images scanned by the bar code reader, images moved/ copied from the microSD memory card, images received using infrared/iC communication, images clipped from the PDF data, and images retrieved from a PC, etc.

User-created original playlist, preinstalled Chaku-Uta Full

−

Chaku-Uta Full® obtained from a site

Program obtained from a site

i-mode mail, or i-αppli

camera of the FOMA terminal

Movie moved/copied from the microSD memory card, movie received using infrared/iC communication, and movie retrieved from a PC, etc.

, or

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Category Folder name Contents of data

Melody i-mode Melodies obtained from a site,

i-mode mail, or i-αppli Preinstall Preinstalled melodies Data exchange

My document i-mode PDF data obtained from a site or

Melodies scanned by the

bar code reader, melodies

moved/copied from the microSD

memory card, melodies received

using infrared/iC communication,

and melodies retrieved from a

PC, etc.

i-mode mail Preinstall Preinstalled PDF data

Kisekae Tool

Data exchange

i-mode Kisekae tool obtained from a site

PDF data moved/copied from

the microSD memory card

and PDF data received using

infrared/iC communication

Preinstall Preinstalled Kisekae tool

Chara-den

Preinstalled Chara-den files,

Chara-den files downloaded

−

from a site

1Seg Video One Seg recorded video file

Image One Seg recorded still image file

Data Display/Edit/Management

Example: Displaying the file list in the [Preinstall] folder in My

picture

Press ( ) in the stand-by display.

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Ｍｙｐｉｃｔｕｒｅ

ＭＵＳＩＣＭｕｓｉｃ＆ＶｉｄｅｏＣｈａｎｎｅｌｉ−ｍｏｔｉｏｎＭｅｌｏｄｙＭｙｄｏｃｕｍｅｎｔＫｉｓｅｋａｅＴｏｏｌＣｈａｒａ−ｄｅｎ１Ｓｅｇ

To switch the memory contents to be displayed

Press (Chg.Mmry). Each time you press , the displayed contents are switched between the microSD memory card/Data Box.

The following icons show the type of memory being

displayed.

Type of memory being displayed

Data Box (currently used)

microSD memory card (currently used)

Select [My picture] and press .

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My picture folder list appears.

The following icons show the status of a folder. The

folder name is displayed next to the icon.

(Yellow)

Preset folder i-mode Camera Deco mail image Deco mail pict. Stamp&Frame Preinstall Data exchange User-created folder

At the time of purchase, the [

(Blue)

モンキーボール

My picture, in which images used by i-αppli are contained.

] folder is created in

スーパー

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Select [Preinstall] and press .

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The file list appears.

The following icons show the source from where the file

was obtained.

Icon Source

To display the saved date/time

Press to switch the display temporarily between the management title and saved date/time.

When you select [Search by i-mode] on the folder or file

●

lists, the screen for confirming whether to connect to i-mode appears. If you select [Yes], the FOMA terminal connects to an i-mode site and you can search data.

Management title

Source

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まちう

Preinstalled data Data obtained from sites, i-mode mail, or i-αppli Data recorded using the camera of the FOMA terminal Data scanned by a bar code reader, data moved/copied from the microSD memory card, data received using infrared/iC communication, and data retrieved from a PC, etc. One Seg recorded data

Creating/Deleting Folders

You can create or delete a folder for saving data. Regarding the user-created folder, you can manage files by allocating them in 10 folders per category. You can also change the name of a folder.

For MUSIC, 10 folders can be created under each folder in

MUSIC.

You can neither delete the preset folders nor change the

name of them. However, the [ that is preset in My picture can be deleted and renamed.

Press (Func) in the category folder list.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Edit folder] → [Create folder], press ,

スーパーモンキーボール

and enter a folder name.

Enter a name within 10 full-width or 20 half-width characters (seven full-width or 15 half-width characters in case of MUSIC). The folder is added.

] folder

To change a folder name

Move the cursor to the folder and from the Function menu, select [Edit folder] → [Edit folder name]. Enter a name within 10 full-width or 20 half-width characters (seven full-width or 15 half-width characters in case of MUSIC).

To delete a folder

Move the cursor to the folder and from the Function menu, select [Edit folder] → [Delete folder], enter the Security code, and select [Yes]. To delete several folders, from the Function menu, select [Edit folder] [Select&delete], enter the Security code, and select folders. Press (Complete) and select [Yes]. To delete all folders, from the Function menu, select [Edit folder]

[Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

→

To delete all data in the [WMA]/[ATRAC] folder in the microSD memory card

From the Function menu in the folder list, select [Delete all WMA]/[Delete all ATRAC], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

When you perform the Delete all WMA or Delete all ATRAC,

●

the [WM] and [WM_SYSTEM] folders of the microSD memory card and all data in the folders may be deleted. Note that data which is not used for the MUSIC Player may be deleted as well.

→

Moving Data to a Different Folder

You can use three methods to move data to another folder or the microSD memory card.

You cannot move the Chara-den and data saved in the [Image]

folder in 1Seg or [Preinstall] folder.

You cannot move copyrighted data if it is not permitted by the

provider of this data.

You cannot move data such as an i-motion or Kisekae tool

downloaded partway.

Example: Moving data from the Data Box to the microSD memory

card

From the Data Box, select a category → a folder and press

To move all data in the folder

From the Function menu, select [Move] → [Move all] a place to move to.

To move several data

From the Function menu, select [Move] → [Select&move]

a place to move to and select data. Press (Complete)

→

and select [Yes].

To move data from the microSD memory card to the FOMA terminal

Move the cursor to the data and from the Function menu, select [Move to main] → [Move one]. To move several data, select [Move to main] → [Select&move] and select data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes]. To move all data, select [Move to main] → [Move all].

You cannot perform the Select&move and Move all to

move copyrighted data.

To move a Chaku-Uta Full® from the microSD memory card to the FOMA terminal

Move the cursor to a Chaku-Uta Full®, from the Function menu, select [Move to main] → a place to move to, and press (Complete).

To move data in the [Video] folder of 1Seg to the microSD memory card

Move the cursor to data, from the Function menu, select [Move], press , and select [Yes].

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Select data and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Move] → [Move one] and press .

The screen for selecting where to move appears.

[Data Box]:

Move data to a folder in the Data Box. To move a folder within the Data Box, select a place to save to → a folder.

[microSD]:

Move data to a folder in the microSD memory card. Copyrighted data is moved to [SO905i] of [Movable contents].

[Back to origin]:

Restore data to its original folder.

Select [microSD] and press .

The selected data is moved to the microSD memory card.

Deleting Data

You can delete data using three methods.

You cannot delete some preinstalled data.

Example: Deleting one data item

From the Data Box, select a category → a folder and press

To delete all data in the folder

To delete several data

Select data and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Data Display/Edit/Management

Select [Delete] → [Delete one] → [Yes] and press

The selected data is deleted.

From the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

From the Function menu, select [Delete] [Select&delete] and select data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

Sorting Data

Data in a folder can be sorted for display.

You cannot sort data in MUSIC.

From the Data Box, select a category → a folder, press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Sort] → a sorting order and press .

[Title(up)]:

[Title(down)]:

[Date(new → old)]:

[Date(old→ new)]:

[Size(big → small)]:

[Size(small → big)]:

[Originated(icon)]:

→

The data is listed in the selected order.

When you sort data by titles, sorting may not be performed

●

exactly in Japanese alphabetical order for reasons such as because some titles contain a mixture of full-width and half-width characters.

, and press (Func).

Sort data by the management title in Japanese alphabetical ascending order.

Sort data by the management title in Japanese alphabetical descending order.

Sort data from newest to oldest saved date.

Sort data from oldest to newest saved date.

Sort data in decreasing order of file size, the largest file first.

Sort data in increasing order of file size, the smallest file first.

Sort data by the icon of the source in the order of “ (Preinstall) → “ ” (i-mode) → “ ” (Camera) → “ ” (Data exchange).

Setting How to Display a List of Images

You can select the display style of My picture, i-motion, Music&Video Channel, Kisekae Tool, and [Image] folder in 1Seg file list using the following three methods. The set display style is applied to all folders.

6 images 20 images List only

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Display by 6 images Display by 20 images Display in the list form

From the Data Box, select a category → a folder, press

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, and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Change display] → the display style and press

The display style of a file list is set.

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Displaying the Data Box/Data Information

Displaying the Data Box Information

Press (Property) in the Data Box.

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Ｆｕｌｌｃａｐ．

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Ｍｙｐｉｃｔｕｒｅ

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Ｍｕｓｉｃ＆Ｖｉｄｅｏｃｈａｎｎｅｌ

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To change the unit

Displaying Information of Folders in Data Box

From the Data Box, select a category, press , and press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Folder info] and press .

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ＭａｘＲｅｇｉｓｔｅｒｅｄ

To change the unit

Data in the [Distrib. program] folder of Music&Video

●

Channel are not counted.

５．５MＢ

０．９MＢ

０．６MＢ

０．０MＢ

Press (Unit chg) to switch temporarily between the MB and KB displays.

(Func).

１８２．３MＢ

０．９MＢ

Press (Unit chg) to switch temporarily between the MB and KB displays.

１５００

５１４

Displaying/Editing Data Information

You can change the data management title and file name, and set file restrictions. The management title is displayed in the file list.

You may not be able to edit the detailed information of some

preinstalled data.

From the Data Box, select a category → a folder and press or

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The detailed information of data appears.

Press (Edit).

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Ｍａｎａｇｅｍｅｎｔｔｉｔｌｅ

ＹｏｕｒｃａｔＦｉｌｅｎａｍｅ２００７１１１２０９１８３６Ｒｅｓｔｒｉｃｔｉｏｎ

For Chaku-Uta Full

Enter a title at [Management title].

Enter a title within 18 full-width or 36 half-width characters.

To reset the management title

Enter a file name at [File name].

Enter a file name within 36 half-width alphanumeric characters and symbols.

Select [Yes]/[No] at [Restriction].

[Yes]:

[No]:

Press (Complete).

. Select a data item and press (Detail)

(Detail).

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Press (Edit). Edit each item. To reset each item, move the cursor to an item, and press (Reset).

You can enter a management title at [Management

title] within 25 full-width or 50 half-width characters.

Press (Rset Ttl).

You can reset the management title only of the data

that has an original title to be displayed.

You cannot use half-width symbols “

cannot enter “.” at the beginning of a file name.

Set file restriction. Once you send the file as a mail attachment, it cannot be sent or forwarded from the recipient’s FOMA terminal.

Do not set file restriction.

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List of display items and items that can be edited

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: Can be edited○: Display only−: Not displayed

◎

Display item

Channel name Program name Management title

File name

Original title File format Restriction

Size

File size Mail attach size

Replay restriction Ring tone

Receive display

Full song ring tone

Point ring tone

Savable Jacket image Savable Image

Data Display/Edit/Management

Savable Lyric

Title Artist Album Yea r

Genre Comment Track number

Music by Lyric by Rights holder Selling agency Rights information Label URL※2 Creator Copyright Description Video

Audio

Tex t Play time Originated

Rec start time

My picture

JPEG GIF SWF

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−−−◎−−−−−−−−−−

−−−◎−○−−−−−−−−

−−−◎−−−−−−−−−−

−−−◎○○−−−−−−−−

−−−◎−−−−−−−−−−

−−−○−○−−−−−−−−

−−−○○−−−−−−−−−

−−−○−○−−−−−−−−

−−−○○−−−−−−−−−

−−−−○−○○−−−−−−

−−−−−−○○−−−−−−

−−−−−−−○−−−−−−

−−−○−−−○−−−−−−

−−−−−−−○−−−−−−

−−−○○○○−−−−−−− ○○○○○−−○○○○○○○

−−−−−−−−−−−−○−

Chaku-

Uta Full

Program

Music&Video

Channel

Chapter (Chaku-

Uta Full®)

Chapter

(Movie/

i-motion)

Movie/

i-motion

Melody

document

Chara-

den

Kisekae

Tool

1Seg

Video Image

Description

Channel name Program name Title to be displayed on the FOMA terminal Name of file to be displayed when the mail has a data attachment. Original title File type Whether the file can be sent or forwarded from the recipient’s FOMA terminal when it is sent as a mail attachment

You may not be able to

change the restriction for an i-motion and melody obtained from a site, etc.

You cannot change the

restriction for a frame image and stamp image.

Data display size

This item is not displayed

for i-motion with sound track only (i-motion without video track, such as singer’s

voice). Data file size File size of an Exif-format file excluding the size of its thumbnail Playback restriction Whether setting as the ring tone is permitted Whether setting as the receive display is permitted Whether setting as the Full song ring tone is permitted※1 Whether setting as the Point ring tone is permitted※1 With/without a CD jacket image that can be saved※1 With/without a stand-by display image that can be saved※1 With/without a song image that can be saved※1 Track title Name of artist Name of album Year composed (Christian calendar) Genre Comment Track number in the album and the total number of tracks Name of composer Name of lyricist Copyright holder Distributor Copyright information Album label URL information Author information of a file Copyright information of a file Description of a file Yes/No (with/without video track)/Not supported※1 Format and bit rate for ChakuUta Full®, Audio format/No (without sound track)/Not supported for movies※1 Yes/No (with/without text track) Estimated playback time Source from where the file is obtained Time on which the recording is started

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Display item

Rec finish time

Download date

Create date

Move to microSD

Record time Setting

Shooting date

Digitized date

Shutter speed

EV ISO

Photometry Time link distribution Move restriction

FF restriction

Rew restriction

Chapter skip restriction Chapter back restriction Program image Program title Distributor Program size

1 Depending on the data, the displayed contents may not represent exact information about it.

※

2 For the Chaku-Uta Full®, it is displayed as “URL info”.

※

When there is no information for the displayed item, “unknown” or a blank is indicated.

Even if “◎: Can be edited” is indicated for an item in the above table, you may not be able to change some of the data.

Detailed information of data saved in the microSD memory card may be different from the information displayed on the FOMA

terminal.

My picture

JPEG GIF SWF

−−−−−−−−−−−−○−

○○○○○−−○○○○○○○

○○−−−−−−○○○○○○

○○○○○−−○○○○○○○

−−−−−−−○−−−−−− ○○○○−−−○○−○○−−

○−−−−−−−−−−−−−

○−−−−−−−−−−−−− ○−−−−−−−−−−−−−

○−−−−−−−−−−−−−

−−−−○−−−−−−−−−

Chaku-

Uta Full

Program

Music&Video

Channel

Chapter (Chaku-

Uta Full®)

Chapter

(Movie/

i-motion)

Movie/

i-motion

Melody

document

Chara-

den

Kisekae

Tool

1Seg

Video Image

Description

Time on which the recording is terminated Date on which the file was saved Date on which the file was created Yes/Yes(Same model only)/No/ Unknown for transferring data to the microSD memory card※1

[Yes(Same model only)]

indicates that the data can be moved only when the same model as used for

obtaining the data is used. Recording time Type of stand-by display or ring tone currently set Date on which the image was recorded Date on which the image was edited The value that indicates the amount of light passing through a lens (F4/F2.8). Period during which light is stored in CMOS EV correction The value that indicates the level of sensitivity to light (equivalent to the ISO sensitivity of a film). Photometry mode Set or not the playback starting time, Program repeat interval Whether saving again is permitted With/without a fast-forward restriction With/without a rewined restriction With/without a chapter skip restriction With/without a chapter back restriction Program image Program title Distributor Memory space saved for the delivery area

Data Display/Edit/Management

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Checking the Memory of the FOMA Terminal

You can display the memory use status of the FOMA terminal. You can also check the volume used up by the category-specific Data Box and i-αppli memories.

The displayed data amount is an estimated value and not

accurate.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[Storage info] and press

→

Ｓｔｏｒａｇｅｉｎｆｏｒｍａｔｉｏｎ

Ｆｕｌｌｃａｐ．

３２１．８MＢ

Ｕｓｉｎｇ

１０．７MＢ

Ｍｙｐｉｃｔｕｒｅ

ＭＵＳＩＣ

Ｍｕｓｉｃ＆ＶｉｄｅｏＣｈａｎｎｅｌ

ｉ−ｍｏｔｉｏｎ

To change the unit

Select an item and press .

Ｍｙｐｉｃｔｕｒｅｉｎｆｏ

Ｒｅｍａｉｎｉｎｇ

Ｕｓｉｎｇ

Data Display/Edit/Management

ＭａｘＲｅｇｉｓｔｅｒｅｄ

Preinstalled i-αppli, [Deco mail pict.] and [

●

キーボール

My document are included in the data amount.

０．９MＢ

０．６MＢ

０．０MＢ

Press (Unit chg) to switch temporarily between the MB and KB displays.

１８２．３MＢ

０．９MＢ

１５００

５１４

] folders in My picture, and data of MUSIC and

スーパーモン

In Case of Insufficient Memory

If there is not enough memory when you save or download data or software in My picture, MUSIC, i-motion, melody, My document, Chara-den, and Kisekae Tool of the Data Box, or i-αppli, select and delete data that is no longer required from the same category, allocate the save area, and then save the new data/software.

Example: When there is not enough memory while downloading

software

Download the software.

The screen informing memory shortage appears.

[Sel. delete file]:

Delete unnecessary software and continue to download the software.

[Cancel]:

Cancel saving.

Select [Sel. delete file] and press .

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１２／２４

３２０ＫＢ６４ＫＢ

１／１２

６４ＫＢ６４ＫＢ

ソフト一覧

ＸＸＸｇａｍｅ

ＸＸＸｑｕｉｚＡｑｕａＸＸＸｆｒｉｅｎｄＸＸＸＳａｎｇｕｏｚｈｉ

ＦｕｔｕｒｅｏｆＹｏｕＡｄｖｅｎｔｕｒｅＸＸＸＷａｒｒｉｎｇＳｔａｔｅｓＳｕｒｖｉｖａｌＸＸＸｓｔ

Ｕｓｅｄ（Ｄａｔａ）Ｓａｖｉｎｇａｖａｉｌａｂｌｅ

１／１２

６４ＫＢ

ソフト一覧

Ｄｏｗｎｌｏａｄｅｄｓｏｆｔｗａｒｅ

Ｕｓｅｄ（Ｆｏｌｄｅｒ）Ｓｈｏｒｔａｇｅ

Select a folder → software and press .

ソフト一覧

ＸＸＸｇａｍｅ

ＸＸＸｑｕｉｚＡｑｕａＸＸＸｆｒｉｅｎｄＸＸＸＳａｎｇｕｏｚｈｉ

ＦｕｔｕｒｅｏｆＹｏｕＡｄｖｅｎｔｕｒｅＸＸＸＷａｒｒｉｎｇＳｔａｔｅｓＳｕｒｖｉｖａｌＸＸＸｓｔ

Ｕｓｅｄ（Ｄａｔａ）Ｓｈｏｒｔａｇｅ

294

To cancel the selection

Press (Rel.).

Press (Delete), select [Yes], and press .

The selected software is deleted and then downloading starts.

If you delete preinstalled Chara-den files, it does not help

●

you increase the save area.

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What is the Infrared Communication?

You can send and receive the Phonebook, Schedule, Text memo, Bookmark, mail, image, movie, melody, PDF data, and ToruCa card to/from a mobile phone equipped with the infrared communication function. To send/receive all entries, you need a 4-digit authentication password preset with a communication target recipient/sender. The FOMA terminal can also do much more in conjunction with other devices equipped with the infrared communication function by using the infrared communication feature of i-αppli.

There are some data that cannot be exchanged even if the

other device is equipped with the infrared communication function.

The infrared communication of the FOMA terminal follows

IrMC version 1.1. Even if the other device follows IrMC version

1.1, there may be data that cannot be exchanged properly depending on the software.

You cannot perform infrared communication during a call or

i-mode/packet/64K data communication, or when the Lock all, Omakase Lock, Personal data lock, or Self mode is set.

During the infrared communication, the status of the FOMA

terminal is the same as the outside of the service area status. Therefore, you cannot place a call or perform i-mode and data communication.

When the other device does not support IrSimple1.0, the

communication speed slows.

The infrared receiving function of the FOMA terminal and

infrared sending function of contents of the Data Box support IrSimple1.0.

JPEG images saved in My picture of the Data Box can be

sent by using the high-speed infrared communication (IrSS function※) (P.298).

IrSS is the one-way communication function (Home

※

Appliance Profile) that is compliant with IrSimple1.0.

Data Display/Edit/Management

Using the Infrared Communication

The FOMA terminal and the other device can be used within

about 20 cm apart. The infrared data port must be kept pointed at the other device until the data exchange ends.

If used under direct sunlight, fluorescent lamp or near other

infrared devices, the infrared data exchange may not function properly.

Reception angle: ±

15 degrees off

axis

Infrared data port

Within about 20 cm

Infrared data port

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Data That Can Be Sent/Received via Infrared Communication

You can send and receive your Own number, Phonebook, Schedule, Text memo, Bookmark, mail, image, movie, melody, PDF data, and ToruCa card between mobile phones and other devices equipped with the infrared communication function.

It may take time to exchange or save data depending on the data size.

Data received using the infrared communication may not be displayed/played back properly.

Type of data

Own number

FOMA terminal phonebook

UIM phonebook

Schedule

Text memo Bookmark Mail

JPEG/GIF image/Flash

Data Display/Edit/Management

movie

Movie/i-motion

Melody

PDF data

ToruCa

When you send/receive bookmark or mail data, the folder allocation setting may not be applied depending on the terminal model

of a caller/recipient.

When you send mail data, all of the title may not be displayed depending on the recipient’s terminal.

You cannot send data saved in the microSD memory card except JPEG images. To send JPEG images, you can use the infrared

communication or high-speed infrared communication (IrSS function).

You cannot send/receive a file prohibited from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

1 Saved in a memory space with the smallest vacant memory number. ※2 Saved in the order of date and time when they start.

※

3 Saved in the order of date and time when they were created.

※

5 Saved in the order of date and time when they were received/sent/saved.

※

Reception One

item

Received

Sent [Outbox]※5

Saved [Draft]※5

Transmission

All

One item

All

items

×−○−

○○○○

○○××

○○○○

○○○○ ○○○○

○○○○

○×○×

○○○○

Storage for

received data

FOMA terminal phonebook※1

Schedule※2

Text Memo※3 Bookmark※4 [Inbox]※5

[Data exchange] folder in My picture

※

[Data exchange] folder in i-motion※4

[Data exchange] folder in Melody※4

[Data exchange] folder in My document※4

[ToruCa] folder in ToruCa※4

Items that cannot be sent/received, etc.

You cannot send Additional No.1 and No.2 and images.

Data is sent by setting the Secret to [OFF].

You cannot send Des call display, Chara-den, Des phone tone, Des

mail tone, Select phone Illum., and Select mail Illum.

When you send one data item, the group number, group name,

memory number, and data of the PushTalk phonebook are not sent. Data is sent by setting the Secret to [OFF].

When all data is sent/received, the data of the PushTalk phonebook

is also sent/received.

When all data is sent/received, the first Phonebook entry is sent/

received as the Own number.

When you receive one data item, the group name is not transmitted.

You cannot send ON/OFF of the holiday setting for a repeated

schedule.

When you send one data item, the data is sent by setting the Secret

to [OFF].

You cannot send/receive a folder name.

You cannot send a folder name, i-αppli To link, and file attachment

not yet obtained.

Mail exceeding 100K bytes is sent until the size being sent reaches

100K bytes after deleting a file attachment, etc.

Protected mail and i-αppli mail are sent as regular mail.

You cannot send the SMS report .

You cannot receive an image exceeding 2M bytes.

You cannot receive a GIF image and a GIF animation exceeding

[UXGA(1600×1200)] and [Stby(480×864)] respectively, and some JPEG images.

You cannot send a frame image, stamp image.

You cannot receive a movie/i-motion exceeding 10M bytes and that

with playback restriction.

You cannot receive a melody exceeding 200K bytes.

You cannot receive PDF data exceeding 2M bytes.

You cannot send PDF data that you downloaded by page or failed

to download.

The document definition file is sent together with PDF data.

You cannot receive a ToruCa and ToruCa(detail) card exceeding

1K bytes and 100K bytes respectively.

You may not be able to send some ToruCa cards.

4 Saved at the top of the list.

※

−

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Receiving Data Using the Infrared Communication

Sending Data Using the Infrared Communication

Receiving Data

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Receive Ir data]

[Receive] and press

→

“ ” changes to “ ” and the screen for confirming whether to begin the infrared communication appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The infrared communication is started and data exchange is started. The screen for confirming whether to save data appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The received data is saved.

When you receive Phonebook data

The screen for confirming whether to save data in the PushTalk phonebook appears. If you select [Yes], the data is saved in both the PushTalk and FOMA terminal phonebooks. If you select [No], the data is saved in the FOMA terminal phonebook only. When there are several phone numbers, select the phone number to be saved in the PushTalk phonebook.

Receiving All Data

It is necessary that you and the sender determine the 4-digit

authentication password beforehand.

Example: Adding received data

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Receive Ir data]

[Receive all] and press

→

“ ” changes to “ ”.

Ｓｅｌｅｃｔｔｈｅｗａｙｔｏｓａｖｅ

Ａｄｄ

Ｏｖｅｒｗｒｉｔｅ

[Add]:

Save received data by adding to the existing data.

[Overwrite]:

The screen for confirming whether to delete the existing data appears. Note that all existing data is deleted if you select [Yes].

Select [Add] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The Authentication password screen appears.

Enter the authentication password.

The screen for confirming whether to begin the infrared communication appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The infrared communication is started. Data exchange is started and the data is added to the existing data.

To cancel receiving

Press (Cancel).

Sending Data

Select data to be sent and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Send Ir data] and press .

“ ” changes to “ ” and the screen for confirming whether to begin the infrared communication appears.

To send data in My picture of the Data Box

Move the cursor to the data and from the Function menu, select [Send Ir data] → [Send Ir data].

To send one entry in the Phonebook/Text Memo

Move the cursor to the data and from the Function menu, select [Send Ir data] → [Send Ir data].

Select [Yes] and press .

The infrared communication is started and data exchange is started.

Sending All Data

It is necessary that you and the receiver determine the 4-digit

authentication password beforehand.

Press (Func) in the folder list of data to be sent.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Send all Ir data] and press .

“ ” changes to “ ” and the Security code screen appears.

To send all entries in the Phonebook/Text Memo

From the Function menu in the list of data, select [Send Ir data] → [Send all Ir data].

To send all entries in the Schedule

From the Function menu in the calendar display, select [Send all Ir data].

To send all ToruCa cards

From the Function menu in the folder list, select [Send all Ir data] → [Yes] → [Yes].

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Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The Authentication password screen appears.

Enter the authentication password.

The screen for confirming whether to begin the infrared communication appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The infrared communication is started and data exchange is started.

To cancel sending

Press (Cancel).

Sending a Still Image Using the HighSpeed Infrared Communication

You can send a JPEG image saved in My picture of the Data Box or microSD memory card to the IrSScompatible devices using the high-speed infrared communication.

IrSS is the one-way communication, so send data without

checking the answer from the receiver. Therefore, the sender side is completed normally even if the receiver cannot receive data.

Example: Sending an image in My picture of the Data Box

From My picture file list, select an image and press

(Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Send Ir data] → [Send IrSS] and press .

“ ” changes to “ ” and the screen for confirming whether to begin the IrSS communication appears.

To send an image in the microSD memory card

Select [Send IrSS].

Data Display/Edit/Management

Select [Yes] and press .

The high-speed infrared communication is started and data transfer begins.

After completing to send data, the screen informing the completion appears.

Select [End] and press .

The high-speed infrared communication ends.

To send the same data again

Select [Retry].

Using the Infrared Remote Control

Once infrared remote control software is downloaded from a site and saved in the FOMA terminal, the FOMA terminal can be used as the TV or DVD player remote control.

To use the infrared remote control, it is necessary to download

the software corresponding to the target equipment. Even if the corresponding software is used, some equipment may not be operated.

The infrared remote control key operations vary depending on

the software.

Remote control operation

■

When using this function, point the FOMA terminal’s infrared data port at the remote control receiver of the TV or DVD player and operate the FOMA terminal within about 4 m remote control range. Note that communication may be affected by the target equipment or ambient brightness.

Reception angle: ±15 degrees off axis

Within about 4 m

Infrared data port

What is iC Communication Function?

You can send and receive data by placing the FOMA terminal provided with the iC communication function over the FeliCa mark of another FOMA terminal.

Data that can be sent and received by iC communication

is the same as the data exchanged using infrared communication (P.296).

You cannot perform the iC communication during a call,

i-mode/packet/64K data/infrared communication, or when the Lock all, Omakase Lock, Personal data lock, Self mode, or IC card lock is set.

To receive data using iC communication, make sure that the

FOMA terminal is in stand-by status. You cannot receive data when operation of another function is in progress.

During the iC communication, the status of the FOMA

terminal is the same as the outside of the service area status. Therefore, you cannot place a call or perform i-mode and data communication.

Data may not be sent/received depending on the recipients’

terminals. In this case, move the FOMA terminals so that both FeliCa marks “ FOMA terminals ups and downs or back and forth.

When you send mail data, all of the title may not be received

depending on the recipient’s terminal.

” are closer or farther together, or move the

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Performing iC Communication

Place the FeliCa mark “

the other terminal. Do not move either of the FOMA terminals until the data exchange is completed.

FeliCa mark

” of the FOMA terminal over that of

Receiving Data Using iC Communication

Receiving Data

Place the FeliCa mark “ ” of the FOMA terminal over that of the other terminal in the stand-by display on both terminals.

The vibrator vibrates and the FeliCa Sign lights. “ ” changes to “ ” and data exchange is started. The screen for confirming whether to save data appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The received data is saved.

When you receive Phonebook data

Receiving All Data

It is necessary that you and the sender determine the 4-digit

authentication password beforehand.

Example: Adding received data

Place the FeliCa mark “ ” of the FOMA terminal over that of the other terminal in the stand-by display on both terminals.

The vibrator vibrates and the FeliCa Sign lights. “ ” changes to “ ”.

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ＡｄｄＯｖｅｒｗｒｉｔｅ

[Add]:

Save received data by adding to the existing data.

[Overwrite]:

The screen for confirming whether to overwrite the existing data with the received data appears. Note that all existing data is deleted if you select [Yes].

Select [Add] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The Authentication password screen appears.

Enter the authentication password.

Data exchange is started and the data is added to the existing data.

To cancel receiving

Press (Cancel).

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Sending Data Using iC Communication

Sending Data

Select data to be sent and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [iC transmission] and press .

“ ” changes to “ ” and the screen for confirming whether to begin data exchange appears.

To send one entry in the Phonebook/Text Memo

Move the cursor to the data and from the Function menu, select [iC transmission] → [iC transmission].

Select [Yes] and press .

The message “Place over another one” appears.

Place the FeliCa mark “ ” of the FOMA terminal over that of the other terminal.

The FeliCa Sign lights. Data exchange is started.

Sending All Data

It is necessary that you and the receiver determine the 4-digit

authentication password beforehand.

Press (Func) in the folder list of data to be sent.

The Function menu appears.

Select [iC trans.(all)] and press .

“ ” changes to “ ” and the Security code screen appears.

To send all entries in the Phonebook/Text Memo

Data Display/Edit/Management

From the Function menu in the list of data, select [iC transmission]→ [iC trans.(all)].

To send all entries in the Schedule

From the Function menu in the calendar display, select [iC trans.(all)].

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The Authentication password screen appears.

Enter the authentication password.

The screen for confirming whether to begin data exchange appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The message “Crossover the with counterpart” appears.

Place the FeliCa mark “ ” of the FOMA terminal over that of the other terminal.

The FeliCa Sign lights. Data exchange is started.

To cancel sending

Press (Cancel).

Displaying PDF Data

You can display PDF data saved in My document of the Data Box or microSD memory card. You can also download PDF-compatible data from a site to the FOMA terminal and display/save it.

It may take time to display some PDF data. Note also that

PDF data written in a format incompatible with the PDFcompatible viewer or containing a complicated design may not be displayed correctly.

To display PDF data protected with a password, you need to

enter the password.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [My document], and press

My document folder list appears.

Select a folder and press .

Ｐｒｅｉｎｓｔａｌｌ

スーハ゜ーモンキーホ゛ール

My document file list appears.

The following icons show the type of PDF data.

(White)

“

data prohibited from being retrieved out of the FOMA terminal.

Select PDF data and press .

©SEGA

１／１

の遊

Icon Type

PDF data retrieved all pages

PDF data retrieved in pages

PDF data that you canceled retrieving or

(Gray)

could not retrieve

” appears on the upper right of the icon for PDF

Management title

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Operating method

Operation Key operation

Display the data in original size or by adjusting the page width to the display size

Scroll Use

Zoom in Press

Zoom out Press

Move to previous page Press

Move to the specified page Press

Move to next page Press

Rotate counterclockwise by 90 degrees

Rotate clockwise by 90 degrees Press .

Turn on/off the Ratio/Page No. Press .

Turn on/off the scrollbar display Press

Display the list of key operations Press

To change the page layout

From the Function menu, select [Page layout] → [Single page]/[Continuous]/[Continuous-facing].

To move to the first/last page

From the Function menu, select [Move page] → [First page]/[Last page].

To use a link

From the Function menu, select [Display link].

You can use a link set in PDF data to use the Phone

To, Mail To, and Web To functions and move to another page within the PDF data.

To display the detailed information

From the Function menu, select [Property].

To save PDF data

From the Function menu, select [Save] → a place to save to.

To download all PDF data that you downloaded by page

From the Function menu, select [Download all] → [Yes].

If you have deleted preinstalled PDF data, you can

●

download it from “SO@Planet”. [i Menu] → [



話メーカー

(Japanese only)

メニュー/検索

] (Mobile Phone Manufacturers) → [SO@Planet]

Press

(Fit/Tr img).

/ .

or .

number, and press (OK).

or .

Press

(Help).

] (Menu/Search) → [

, enter a page

ケータイ電

Setting How to Display PDF Data

Press (Func) in the PDF data display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Detail info disp] and press .

The Disp detail info display appears.

[Ratio/Page No.]:

Set whether to display the ratio and page no.

[Scroll bar]:

Set whether to display the scroll bar.

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Ratio/Page No.].

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Scroll bar].

The Detail info disp is set.

Searching a Character String of PDF Data

Press (Search) in the PDF data display.

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Ｓｅａｒｃｈｔｅｘｔ

ＭａｔｃｈｆｕｌｌＣａｓｅｓｅｎｓｉｔｉｖｉｔｙ

[Search text]:

Enter a character string you want to search for.

[Match full]:

Set whether to search for an exact character string match.

[Case sensitivity]:

Set whether to distinguish uppercase and lowercase characters.

Enter a character string at [Search text].

Enter a character string within eight full-width or 16 halfwidth characters.

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Match full].

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Case sensitivity].

Press (OK).

The searched character string is displayed in reverse video.

To display the previous/next search result

Press (Back)/ (Next).

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Using a Bookmark/Mark

Once you save a bookmark or mark in pages that you use frequently, you can display the linked page by simply selecting the bookmark or mark. You can save a mark for the number of the currently displayed page and location in the page. Some PDF data is preset with bookmarks or marks.

The two types of bookmarks that you can use are as follows.

- Bookmark: Saved in PDF data in advance. You cannot

- i bookmark: You can add/delete this bookmark.

Adding an i Bookmark/Mark

You can add up to 10 i bookmarks and marks each.

Example: Adding an i bookmark

In the PDF data display, display the page for which you want to add an i bookmark and press

The Function menu appears.

To add a mark

Select [Bookmark] → [Add i bookmark] and press

The i bookmark is added.

The i bookmarks/marks that you have added may be

●

deleted if you attempt to copy them to a PC or other FOMA terminals using infrared/iC communication or the microSD memory card.

Data Display/Edit/Management

change it.

From the Function menu, select [Mark] → [Add mark]. “ ” appears at the location where the mark is added.

(Func).

Displaying the i Bookmark/Mark List

Example: Displaying the i bookmark list

Press (Func) in the PDF data display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Bookmark] → [i bookmark list] and press .

The list of i bookmarks is displayed.

To display the list of marks

Select [Mark] → [Mark list].

To check the details of a bookmark/i bookmark

Press (Confirm).

To change the title of an i bookmark

Move the cursor to the i bookmark and from the Function menu, select [Edit title]. Enter a new title within 64 fullwidth or 128 half-width characters.

To delete an i bookmark/mark

Move the cursor to the i bookmark/mark and from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete several i bookmarks/marks, from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Select&delete] and select i bookmarks/marks. Press (Complete) and select [Yes]. To delete all i bookmarks/marks, from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select an i bookmark and press (Disp).

The page set with the i bookmark appears.

Clipping a Still Image

You can clip a part of the currently displayed PDF data and save it as a JPEG image.

You may not be able to clip an image of some PDF data.

Press (Func) in the PDF data display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Capture screen] → [Yes] and press .

Select a folder and press .

The image clip is saved in My picture of the Data Box.

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Music&Video Channel/

Music Playback

Handling the music data

Chaku-Uta Full

Player are stated as “music data” in this manual.

The FOMA terminal can play back WMA, ATRAC, and MP3 files and Chaku-Uta Full

When you download music data from a website over the Internet, make sure to check the usage conditions (licensing,

prohibited acts, etc.) before you use it.

The WMA files protected by the copyright protection technology are played back by the FOMA terminal using its

own information. When the FOMA terminal’s own information is changed due to malfunction, repair, or change, the existing WMA files may not be played back again.

Under no condition will DoCoMo be held liable for handling CCCD (copy controlled CD) or when music data cannot

be converted to a WMA file or other file format.

Music data saved in the FOMA terminal and microSD memory card is used only for your personal use. Please take

care that you never violate other party’s intellectual property right and other rights such as copyright when you use it. Also, do not copy or move music data saved in the FOMA terminal and microSD memory card to a PC or other devices.

and WMA (Windows Media Audio), ATRAC, and MP3 files which are played back on the MUSIC

which are protected by the

What is Music&Video Channel? .......................................................................................... 304

Setting a Program ............................................................................................................... 304

Playing Back a Program ...................................................................................................... 305

Playing Back a Program from the Data Box ........................................................................ 307

Listening to Music

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What is MUSIC Player? ....................................................................................................... 307

Transferring Music Data ...................................................................................................... 308

Downloading Chaku-Uta Full

............................................................................................. 309

Playing Back Music Data ..................................................................................................... 310

Managing the Playlist .......................................................................................................... 313

Changing the MUSIC Player Settings ................................................................................. 314

Connecting the Flat-plug Stereo Earphone Set (optional), etc ........................................... 314

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What is Music&Video Channel?

Music&Video Channel is a service that a music program of up to one hour is automatically distributed during the night only by setting your favorite channel in advance. You can also enjoy high-quality movie programs up to 30 minutes. Programs are updated regularly and you can enjoy the distributed program anytime such as during commuting time to work or school.

Before using the Music&Video Channel service

■

Music&Video Channel is a paid service that requires a

subscription. (To apply for the Music&Video Channel service, the subscriptions to i-mode and Pake-Houdai/Pake-Houdai Full service are required.)

The packet communication charge may be required

depending on a program in addition to the Music&Video Channel service charge.

For details on the Music&Video Channel service, see the

“Mobile Phone User’s Guide 【i-mode】”.

After you subscribe to the Music&Video Channel service,

inserting the UIM into the FOMA terminal which is incompatible with the Music&Video Channel service does not allow you to use the service. Even in this case, note that the service charge is required unless you unsubscribe from the service.

You cannot set or download programs during international

roaming.※ Stop the distribution service before you go abroad. Restart the distribution service after you come back.

Note that the packet communication charge for connecting

※

to i-mode is required when you try to set or download programs during international roaming.

Setting a Program

When you set a desired program in advance, the program data is automatically distributed at night.

From the Menu, select [MUSIC] →[Music&Video Channel] and press

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Ｎｏｐｒｏｇｒａｍ

Ｓｅｔｐｒｏｇｒａｍ

Ｐｒｏｇｒａｍｌｉｓｔ

Ａｂｏｕｔｔｈｉｓｓｅｒｖｉｃｅ

The Music&Video Channel menu appears.

[Set program]:

Connect to a site to set/cancel a program.

[Program list]:

Connect to a site that contains a program list.

[About this service]:

Connect to a site that explains about Music&Video Channel.

Select [Set program] and press .

Operate as instructed on the display to set a program.

For more details, see the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide

i-mode】”.

【

To set a program, you need to add a site which provides

●

the Music&Video Channel service to My Menu (P.164).

You can set two programs at a time.

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Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

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Checking/Canceling a Set Program

From the Music&Video Channel menu, select [Set program] and press

Operate as instructed on the display.

You can check or cancel a set program. For more details, see the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide 【i-mode】”.

Even if you cancel a set program, the site is not deleted

●

from My Menu.

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After Setting a Program

“ ” appears in the stand-by display 12 hours before the downloading starts. A program is automatically downloaded at night and the notification icon “ appears in the stand-by display right after downloading successfully.

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To play back a program immediately

In the stand-by display, press (Link) and select “ ”. The Music&Video Channel menu appears.

When failed to download a program

The notification icon “ ” (Download failed) appears.

If the communication is interrupted due to weak radio

●

wave, etc. while downloading a program, the FOMA terminal attempts to resume the downloading up to five times at 3-minute intervals. If the program cannot be downloaded completely after the reacquisition, the FOMA terminal attempts to download the program at nighttime of the next day.

If downloading fails because of the following reasons:

●

outside of the service area, the terminal is powered off, the battery level is low, etc., the FOMA terminal will download the program at the next night.

Downloading a program may take time so make sure that

●

the FOMA terminal is fully charged and used in an area where the radio wave condition is good.

The downloaded program cannot be copied.

●

Programs cannot be downloaded automatically in

●

the following cases. Set a program again from the Music&Video Channel menu.

- When inserting the UIM which is not the one used for



setting a program

- When inserting the UIM into another Music&Video



Channel compatible FOMA terminal after setting a program.

- When performing the Rset all data&set.



Only one program data can be saved in per channel.

●

When new program data is downloaded, the previously downloaded program data is deleted and cannot be played back.

” (Download completed)

Downloading a Program Manually

When failed to download a program automatically, you can download it manually.

From the Music&Video Channel menu, select a program →[Yes] and press

During certain hours of a day, you may not be able to

●

download a program manually.

When downloading is interrupted, the partly downloaded

●

program until the interruption can be saved. You can operate the FOMA terminal to resume the downloading for the remaining data except during certain hours.

You cannot re-download a program whose playback

●

restriction has expired. You cannot also update until the next distribution date.

Playing Back a Program

From the Menu, select [MUSIC] →[Music&Video Channel] and press

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○○ライブ

２０：００

△△特集１５：００Ｓｅｔｐｒｏｇｒａｍ

Ｐｒｏｇｒａｍｌｉｓｔ

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The Music&Video Channel menu appears.

The following icons show the program type, status, and

playback restrictions.

Type/status

Icon Type/status

Program downloaded successfully Program failed to download/Program partly

downloaded successfully Program for which the starting time of

playback is set Program not yet played back

Playback restrictions

Icon Playback restrictions

Program with playback restrictions Program whose time limit on playback has

expired

To display the detailed information on a program

Move the cursor to a program and press (Detail).

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Select a program and press .

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Play Pat .



Pause Pat

Volume adjustment Use

 



ＶＯＬ１６









○○ライブイントロダクション △△△

 

Image/movie of chapter

Current status (Playing back/Stopping/Pausing/

Forwarding/Reversing)

The number of the chapter being played back/The total

number of chapters of the program

Images in the program

The elapsed playback time/The total playback time of

the program

Program title

Chapter title/Original title

Name of artist/Name of composer

Repeat playback (ON/OFF)

Volume

The program is played back.

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Play Press

Pause Press

(Play).

(Pause).

Stop From the Function menu, select [Stop]. Volu me

adjustment Beginning of the

next chapter Beginning of the

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

current chapter Beginning of the

previous chapter Fast-forward Press for over a second during

Fast-reverse P ress for over a second during

Full screen

Use Web To Press (Web to).

Repeat playback Fro m the Function menu, select

You cannot operate it while stopping.

※

Use .

Press .

※

Press .

※

Press repeatedly.

※

playback.

playback. Press (Full scrn).

※

You cannot switch the display to

be full-sized when a program is a Chaku-Uta Full® file.

If a program contains URL information, you can connect to a site.

[Settings]→ [Repeat] → [ON]/[OFF].

When folding the FOMA terminal during playback

イントロダクション

△△△

You can operate it by the Music Touch Key.

Beginning of the next chapter

Beginning of the current chapter

Beginning of the previous chapter

Switch display Pre ss . The screen switches

Lock/cancel the lock of the Music Touch Key

When the Auto lock SubKey is set to [ON], the Music

Touch Key is locked when the Power saver mode works (P.130).

When the Power saver mode works, the Music Touch

Key is turned off. Press

If a program with some restrictions such as the number

●

of playback times, period of playback, and term limitation for playback, you cannot play it back once exceeding the restrictions.

When you select a program that failed to be downloaded,

●

the screen for confirming whether to download the program again appears. If you select [Yes], the downloading starts. Even if the update is failed but the original program is able to be played back, the program is played back when you select [Play prev. prog].

When you select a program partly downloaded, the screen

●

for confirming whether to download the remaining of the program appears. If you select [Yes], the downloading starts. If you select [Play halfway], the downloaded part is played back. However, if the program has the playback starting time, you cannot play it back unless it is fully downloaded.

When the program has the playback starting time, the time

●

is set to play back so that you cannot play it back out of the time. The playback starts at the time on the clock set by the Auto time adjust.

When you select a program for which the playback

●

starting time is set before the time when it is set to start, the message “This program is unable to play at this hour” appears and shows the next playback starting time. The message “It is coming soon. Please wait for a while.” appears about 60 seconds before the program starts and soon you can play it back.

Some programs may have some limitations on pausing,

●

skipping chapters, fast-forwarding, and fast-reversing.

When you try to play back a program while the battery

●

level is low, the screen for confirming whether to play it back appears. Also, when the battery level becomes low during playback, the playback is paused and the screen for confirming whether to continue to play back appears. Fully charge the battery before playback.

When you fold the FOMA terminal while playing back a

●

program, the playback is stopped if the program is an i-motion file. The playback continues if the program is a Chaku-Uta Full® file.

Pat

Pat repeatedly.

between the program information display and the clock display.

Press

twice to light it.

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Checking the Program Chapter

By displaying the program chapter list, you can check a title of each chapter, name of artist, and playback time.

From the Music&Video Channel menu, select a program and press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Chapter list] and press .

○○ライブ

イントロダクション０４：００

△△△

１

トラック０５：２０

△△△

トラック

２

０６：１５

△△△

３

トラック０４：２５

△△△

To display the detailed information of a chapter

Move the cursor to a chapter and press (Detail).

(Func).

１／４

Deleting a Program

From the Music&Video Channel menu, select a program and press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Delete] →[Yes] and press .

Even if you delete a program, the Set program is not

●

canceled.

(Func).

Moving a Program to a Different Folder

Downloaded programs are saved in the [Distrib. program] folder in Music&Video Channel of the Data Box. Every time the program is updated, the program saved in the folder is overwritten and you cannot play back the older one. You can move the program to a different folder before the update. You can save up to 10 programs.

From the Music&Video Channel menu, select a program and press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Move program] →[Yes] and press .

Select a folder and press (Complete).

You cannot move a downloaded program to the microSD

●

memory card.

The following programs cannot be moved.

●

- Program which is partly downloaded



- Program for which the playback starting time is set



- Program whose time limit on playback has expired



(Func).

Playing Back a Program from the Data Box

You can play back a program saved in Music&Video Channel of the Data Box.

Press ( ) in the stand-by display, select [Music&Video Channel], and press

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Ｃｈａｎｎｅｌ

Ｄｉｓｔｒｉｂ．ｐｒｏｇｒａｍ

Ｆｏｌｄｅｒ１

ｍｕｓｉｃｃｈ１

The list of the Music&Video Channel folders and files appears.

For information on operations while displaying the list of

folders/files, see “Managing Data Box” (P.287).

To play back a program within a folder

Select a folder and press .

Select a program and press .

The selected program is played back.

What is MUSIC Player?

You can use the MUSIC Player to play back Chaku-Uta

Full

downloaded from an i-mode site. You can also play back music data that was saved from a PC in the microSD memory card inserted in the FOMA terminal.

You can play back music data in the background while

operating other functions such as displaying a site or sending/receiving mail (Background playback).

Music data that can be played back

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Data Box

Place to save to

MUSIC Chaku-Uta

microSD memory card

Place to save to

[Distrib. contents] folder of MUSIC

[Movable contents] folder of MUSIC

[WMA] folder of MUSIC

[ATRAC] folder of MUSIC

Files that can

be played back

Full

Files that can

be played back

WMA/MP3/ 3GPP

Chaku-Uta

Full

WMA WMA .wma

ATRAC “ATRAC3”/

Format Extension

AAC-LC/ HE-AAC

Format Extension

WMA/MP3/ AAC-LC/HE-AAC

AAC-LC/ HE-AAC

“ATRAC3plus”

.3gp

.wma/.mp3/ .3gp

.SB2

.oma

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Format supported for playback

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Format Description

WMA A sound compression technology developed

AAC-LC A sound compression technology used

HE-AAC A sound compression technology used in

MP3 MP3 is an abbreviation of “MPEG-1 AUDIO

“ATRAC3” One of sound compression technologies of

“ATRAC3plus”

Bit rate supported for playback

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Chaku-Uta Full

3GPP AAC-LC 80, 96, 128, 160, 192,

WMA WMA 48, 64, 80, 96, 128, 160,

MP3 MPEG1 Layer3 96−320

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

ATRAC “ATRAC3” 66, 105, 132

Typically, the higher the bit rate is, the better the sound

quality, however, also the larger the data size is, resulting in the smaller number of tracks that can be saved.

Maximum number of tracks that can be stored for

■

by Microsoft Corporation, which is employed as the Windows standard sound compression technology.

in MPEG2 and MPEG4, enabling a high compression rate while keeping the sound quality.

MPEG4, which is an extended version of AAC and also employed in the Chaku-Uta Full

Layer-3” and a sound compression technology established by MPEG which is the working group of ISO (International Organization for Standardization). The music data can be compressed about 1/10 times than CD data.

“ATRAC” developed by Sony Corporation, which is archived the high compression rate of about 1/10 times than CD data and the high sound quality.

A sound compression advanced technology from “ATRAC3”, which is archived the higher compression rate of about 1/20 times than CD data and the higher sound quality.

File Format Bit rate (kbps)

AAC-LC 8−128 HE-AAC(v1) 8−128 HE-AAC(v2) 8−48

HE-AAC(v1) 40, 48, 64, 80, 96

“ATRAC3plus” 32, 48, 64, 96, 128, 160,

256, 320

192

192, 256, 320, 352

operation on the MUSIC Player

Place to save to

Data Box 200 microSD memory card: 2G bytes 1,500

Maximum number

of tracks

Transferring Music Data

You can transfer music data from a PC to the microSD memory card inserted in the FOMA terminal using Windows Media Player, Napster

Transferring a WMA File to a PC Using Windows Media Player

You can use Windows Media Player 10/11 to import music data from a music CD to a PC and save it in the microSD memory card inserted in the FOMA terminal.

Install Windows Media Player 10/11 on your PC.

When installing Windows Media Player 10/11 on a PC

running Windows XP, use Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later version.

When installing Windows Media Player on a PC running

Windows Vista, use Windows Media Player 11.

Save a WMA file in the PC.

For the operations on Windows Media Player 10/11, see the Help of Windows Media Player 10/11.

Change the USB mode setting of the FOMA terminal to [MTP mode].

To change the USB mode setting, see “Using the FOMA

Terminal with a PC” (P.285, step 1 to 3).

Make sure to insert the microSD memory card before

changing to the MTP mode.

Connect the FOMA terminal and PC using the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional).

Transfer music data from Windows Media Player 10/11.

When you transfer a playlist, the playlist can be used as

a WMA playlist on the FOMA terminal.

Remove the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional) from the FOMA terminal and PC.

appli, or SonicStage.

“ATRAC3”, “ATRAC3plus”, or “WMA” formatted music data

●

which is copyrighted and saved in the microSD memory card can be played back only on your SO905i.

Some music data saved in the microSD memory card may

●

not be played back on other FOMA terminals.

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About Napster® appli

You can also transfer music data using Napster® appli.

You can download Napster

http://www.napster.jp/ (as of October 2007)

For more information, see the website for Napster

below. http://www.napster.jp/support/ (as of October 2007)

appli from the website below.

appli

Directly Copying Music Data to the FOMA Terminal on a PC

The microSD memory card can be used as an external drive of a PC by connecting the FOMA terminal to the PC, allowing you to read/write data from/to the microSD memory card. With a MP3 file or AAC file (.3gp), you can play it back on the MUSIC Player also by saving it directly in the microSD memory card without using Windows Media Player or SonicStage.

Music data that is saved in the microSD memory card without

using Windows Media Player or SonicStage may not be played back properly on SO905i.

Do not delete music data that is saved in the microSD

memory card using Windows Media Player or SonicStage by performing the direct operation of the microSD memory card.

For details on the folder setup of the microSD memory card,

see P.280.

Change the USB mode setting of the FOMA terminal to [microSD mode].

To change the USB mode setting, see “Using the FOMA

Terminal with a PC” (P.285, step 1 to 3).

Connect the FOMA terminal and PC using the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional).

Double-click [

ピュータ

Create folders named “PRIVATE”, “DOCOMO”,

リムーバブルディスク

“MMFILE”, and “MUSIC” in this order.

You do not need to create the folders if they already

exist.

Save the music data in the “MUSIC” folder created.

Remove the FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01 (optional) from the FOMA terminal and PC.

] of

マイコン

Transferring Music Data to a PC Using SonicStage

Music data such as music data (ATRAC format) bought at the music distribution sites such as mora or a music CD can be transferred to the microSD memory card of the FOMA terminal using SonicStage.

Install SonicStage on your PC.

You can download SonicStage from the following site.

http://mora.jp

Save music data such as music data (ATRAC

format) bought at the music distribution sites such

as mora and a music CD in the PC.

Change the USB mode setting of the FOMA

terminal to either [microSD mode] or [ATRAC

mode].

To change the USB mode setting, see “Using the FOMA

Terminal with a PC” (P.285, step 1 to 3).

Connect the FOMA terminal and PC using the

FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01

(optional).

Transfer music data from SonicStage.

When you transfer a playlist, the playlist can be used as

an imported playlist on the FOMA terminal.

In the ATRAC mode, you cannot transfer a playlist.

Remove the FOMA USB Cable with Charge

Function 01 (optional) from the FOMA terminal and

PC.

For the operations on SonigStage, see the Help of

●

SonicStage.

For more information on transferring music data, see the

●

website below. http://www.SonyEricsson.co.jp/so905i/fag.html



Downloading Chaku-Uta Full

You can download a Chaku-Uta Full® file of up to 5M bytes and save it in the Data Box or microSD memory card.

Example: Saving Chaku-Uta Full® in the Data Box

While displaying a site, select a Chaku-Uta Full

and press .

Ｍｕｓｉｃ

Ｐｌａｙ

ＳａｖｅＦｉｌｅｐｒｏｐｅｒｔｙＢａｃｋ

The Chaku-Uta Full® is downloaded to the FOMA terminal.

For Uta-hodai, the information of time limit on playback is

obtained and then the FOMA terminal starts to download

an Uta-hodai.

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Select [Save] and press .

Ｓａｖｅｔｏ

ＤａｔａＢｏｘ

ｍｉｃｒｏＳＤ

[Data Box]:

Save data in MUSIC of the Data Box.

[microSD]:

Save data in [Movable contents] of MUSIC in the microSD memory card. (Insert the microSD memory card.)

To play back Chaku-Uta Full

Select [Play].

To display detailed information

Select [File property].

Select [Data Box] and press .

Select a folder and press (Save).

The downloaded Chaku-Uta Full® is saved.

If you have deleted preinstalled Chaku-Uta Full®, you can

●

download it from “SO@Planet”. [i Menu] → [



話メーカー

(Japanese only)

メニュー/検索

] (Mobile Phone Manufacturers) → [SO@Planet]

] (Menu/Search) → [

Playing Back Music Data

You can use the MUSIC Player to play back music data saved in MUSIC of the Data Box and microSD memory card. You can also search a song you want to listen to easily by specifying an artist, album, genre, etc. in the Music menu.

While music data in the MUSIC Player is updated, “

appears. If another function is activated, updating the data may take time. The MUSIC Player operation may be slower

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

while the data is being updated. While the data is updated, all tracks may not be displayed. After the update is completed, re-display the Music menu.

It may take time to start playback of some music data.

Jacket images may not be displayed depending on music

data.

Sound skip or noise may occur depending on the format and

bit rate of music data.

Depending on the encoding method (VBR, etc.), the MUSIC

Player may not be operated correctly such as the playback cannot be operated or the playback time for it may not be displayed correctly.

When the battery level is low, you may not be able to operate

the MUSIC Player. If the battery level becomes low during playback, the player is stopped. Fully charge the battery before using this function.

Do not insert/remove the microSD memory card into/from the

FOMA terminal while you are playing back music data on the MUSIC Player. The playback is interrupted.

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If you receive a voice, videophone, or PushTalk call or mail,

or the Alarm/Schedule alarm/Booking alarm is activated while you are playing back music data on the MUSIC Player, the playback is interrupted and one of the above operations is performed. After the operation is completed, when you return to the MUSIC Player, the playback resumes automatically, however, with some exceptions.

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you are playing back music data on the MUSIC Player, the MUSIC Player is terminated.

The MUSIC Player cannot be activated while watching One

Seg.

If you display One Seg in the microSD memory card while you

are playing back music data on the MUSIC Player, the MUSIC Player is terminated.

It may take time to display a music data list depending on

music data.

or display the music folder while

Playing Back Music Data with the FOMA Terminal Open

Example: Playing back music data by selecting the artist

From the Menu, select [MUSIC] → [MUSIC Player] and press

[Resume play]:

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When there is music data that was played back last time, the current track is played back from the last stopped position. If you delete the music data, however, you cannot select [Resume play].

When the Music menu is displayed by pressing

during playback, [To playback disp] appears. Select this option to return to the playback display.

[Shuffle all songs]:

Perform random playback of all music data.

[Albums]:

Display the list of albums. Select an album → music data.

[Artists]:

Display the list of artists. Select an artist → an album music data.

[Genres]:

Display the list of genres. Select a genre → artist → an album→ music data.

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[Playlists]:

Display the playlist. Select [Original playlist]/[Imported playlist]/[WMA playlist] → a playlist → music data.

[Songs]:

Display the list of all music data. Select the music data.

[Top50]:

Display up to 50 tracks in the order of the number of the playback times, from the highest to the lowest. Select the music data.

[Recent 50]:

Display up to 50 tracks in the order of the playback date/time, from the most recent to the oldest. Select the music data.

[Saved areas]:

Select a place to save to and select the music data.

[Music settings]:

Display the menu of the Music settings.

Select [Artists] and press .

The artist list appears.

Select an artist →an album and press .

To display detailed information

Move the cursor to the music data and from the Function menu, select [Detail info].

To check the jacket

Move the cursor to the music data and from the Function menu, select [Display img].

To check the lyrics

Move the cursor to the music data and from the Function menu, select [Display lyrics].

Select music data and press (Play).

Current status (During playback/ Stopped) The number in the list of the current track/The total number of tracks in the current playback list The elapsed playback time/The total playback time of the current track Track title Album title Name of artist

The selected music data is played back.

Status of the MUSIC Player setting

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Play Press

Stop Press

Volume adjustment Use

Beginning of the next track

Beginning of the current track

Beginning of the previous track

Fast-forward Press

Fast-reverse Press

Switch display Press

Move to the previous display

Some jacket or lyric may be saved. To save it, press

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(Save) while displaying it and select [Yes] → a folder.

If you select [File mng. Mode] from the Function menu in

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the Music menu, you can stop the MUSIC Player to display the music data saved in the MUSIC folder that is to be prepared in each place to save.

(Play).

(Stop).

Press

(within more than three

seconds since the music starts). Press (within less than three

seconds since the music starts).

for over a second during

playback.

for over a second during

playback.

. The player screen switches between the visualizer display and jacket display.

Press

Playing Back Music Data with the FOMA Terminal Folded

Example: Playing back music data by selecting the artist

Press while the FOMA terminal is folded.

The sub-display lights.

Press for over a second.

The Music Touch Key lights and can be operated.

To prevent the Music Touch Key from being accidentally

patted, press the button once again to cancel the lock.

When the Auto lock SubKey is set to [ON], the Music

Touch Key is locked when the Power saver mode works (P.130).

When the Power saver mode works, the Music Touch

Key is turned off. Press

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Use (UP)/ (DOWN) to scroll the displayed contents by a page.

to lock the Music Touch Key. Press

twice to light.

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Use / to select [Artists] and pat .

The artist list appears.

Use / to select an artist → an album and pat .

The music data list appears.

Select music data and pat .

The selected music data is played back.

Press

to swith the display by turns.

Player display

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One-line display

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Clock display

Operating method

Operation Key operation

Play Pat .

Stop Pat

Volume adjustment Use

Beginning of the next track

Beginning of the current track

Beginning of the previous track

Fast-forward P at for over a second during

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

Fast-reverse Pa t for over a second during

Move to the previous display

Display the Function menu

To stop the MUSIC Player

Stop playback of the music data and then pat (CLR) for over a second.

Pat

Pat (within more than three seconds since the music starts).

Pat

(within less than three seconds

since the music starts).

playback.

playback. Pat

(CLR).

Press .

Playback Restrictions of Music Data

Some music data is set the playback restrictions. When you play back music data with playback restrictions, the different confirmation screen may appear depending on a type of music data.

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When you play back music data with playback restrictions, the followings are displayed.

Playback restriction Display

Playback time left “This data can be replayed XX times.

Playback time over “This data can no longer be replayed.

Time limit on playback over

Before playback period

Uta-hodai

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When you play back an Uta-hodai whose time limit on

playback has expired, “Some data need to update replay period. Send phone/terminal and UIM ID, and connect to site?” or “Need to update replay period. Send phone/terminal and UIM ID, and connect to site?” appears. Select [Yes] to update the time limit on playback. If you select [No], you cannot play back music data.

The packet communication charge is required when updating

the time limit on playback.

When you use the FOMA terminal in other countries, the time limit

on playback may expire before or after the displayed time limit.

Pake-Houdai or Pake-Houdai Full does not cover the packet

communication charge for updating the time limit on playback during international roaming. The playback restrictions for some Uta-hodai may be set the

renewal period for a few days after the time limit on playback has expired. During the period, you can play back music data without updating the time limit on playback. After the renewal period on playback has passed, the file cannot be played back. Also, when you download music data while updating the time limit is not proceeded, playback cannot be performed before saving it.

When the maximum number of music services (members

only) which can be saved has been exceeded, the screen for confirming whether to overwrite a service appears. If you select [Yes], the new service overwrites the service which has the oldest time limit on playback. Also, you cannot play back music downloaded from the service which is overwritten. The date and time of the time limit information in the display which

notifies the time limit on playback is displayed in Japan time.

Replay?” appears. Select [Yes] to play back the music data.

Delete?” appears. Select [Yes] to delete the music data.

“Replay period has expired. Delete?” appears. Select [Yes] to delete the music data.

“Replay period has not yet started” appears.

Setting How to Display the Music Data List

You can select how to display the music data list from two types.

When no jacket information is available in the music data, the

jacket is not displayed.

List display Jacket display

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Press (Func) in the music data list display, select [Change jackets], and press

The list display is changed to the jacket display or vice versa.

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Managing the Playlist

There are three types of playlists that can be played back using the FOMA terminal.

Original playlist

The playlist is created on the FOMA terminal. You can create or edit up to 20 playlists and save up to 50 tracks of music data per file.

Imported playlist/WMA playlist

The playlist is created on an external device such as a PC. You can display up to 100 playlists. An imported playlist or WMA playlist can display up to 200 tracks or 500 tracks of music data per file, respectively. You cannot create or edit these playlists on the FOMA terminal. You can create an imported playlist (M3U format) using SonicStage and a WMA playlist using Windows Media Player 10/11.

Creating a Playlist

You can save your favorite music data in an original playlist.

Example: Adding and saving one track of music data in an

original playlist

From the music data list, select music data and press

(Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Add to playlist] → [Save one] and press .

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To create a new original playlist

Press (Create) and enter a name for the playlist. Enter the name within nine full-width and 19 half-width characters.

To save several music data

From the Function menu, select [Add to playlist] [Select&save]→ music data and press (Complete).

To save all music data

From the Function menu, select [Add to playlist] → [Save all].

Select an original playlist to be saved and press .

The screen for selecting the saving method appears.

[Add]:

Newly add selected music data to the music data saved in a playlist.

[Overwrite]:

The screen for confirming whether to overwrite all music data saved in a playlist with selected music data appears. Note that all data existing in the playlist is deleted when you select [Yes].

Select [Add] and press .

The selected music data is saved in the original playlist.

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Deleting/Reordering Music Data of the Playlist

You can delete music data from a playlist or reorder it within a playlist. Even if you delete music data from a playlist, the files of the music data are not deleted.

You cannot delete music data from an imported playlist/WMA

playlist or reorder it in an imported playlist.

Example: Deleting one track

From the Music menu, select [Playlists] → [Original playlist] → a playlist and press

The music data list of the Original playlist appears.

To delete all music data

From the Function menu, select [Delete from list] [Delete all] → [Yes].

To delete several music data

From the Function menu, select [Delete from list] [Select&delete]→ music data. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

Select music data and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

To reorder music data

From the Function menu, select [Reorder] → music data. Move the cursor to the place to move to, press (Move), and press (Complete).

Select [Delete from list] → [Delete one] → [Yes] and press

The selected music data is deleted from the playlist.

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Copying/Deleting/Editing the Name of the Playlist

You can delete a playlist or edit its name.

You cannot copy/edit an imported playlist or WMA playlist.

Example: Deleting one playlist

From the Music menu, select [Playlists] → [Original playlist] and press

A list of all playlists appears.

To delete an imported playlist

Select [Imported playlist].

To delete a WMA playlist

Select [WMA playlist].

To delete all playlists

From the Function menu, select [Delete playlist] [Delete all] → [Yes].

To delete several playlists

From the Function menu, select [Delete playlist] [Select&delete]→ playlists. Press (Complete) and select [Yes].

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Select a playlist and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

To edit the name of a playlist

Move the cursor to the playlist and from the Function menu, select [Edit name]. Enter a new name within nine full-width or 19 half-width characters.

To copy a playlist

Move the cursor to the playlist and from the Function menu, select [Copy Playlists] → [Yes].

To display the detailed information of a playlist

Move the cursor to a playlist and from the Function menu, select [Detail info].

Select [Delete playlist] → [Delete one] → [Yes] and press

The selected playlist is deleted.

Changing the MUSIC Player Settings

Music&Video Channel/Music Playback

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From the Music menu, select [Music settings], and press

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Select a playback mode for music data at [Play mode].

[Normal]:

[Shuffle]:

Select the repeat type at [Repeat].

[All tracks]:

[1 track]:

[OFF]:

Select the type of equalizer at [Equalizer].

To set no equalizer

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Play back the selected music data list in the order of appearance.

Perform random playback of the selected music data list.

Repeat playback of all tracks in the selected music data list.

Repeat playback of the selected track.

Play back only once.

Select [OFF].

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Select whether to boost the bass sound at [CLEAR BASS].

[+2]:

Boost the bass sound to more extent.

[+1]:

Boost the bass sound.

[OFF]:

Do not boost the bass sound.

Select the type of surround playback at [VPT(Surround)].

To set no surround playback

Select [OFF].

Select whether to adjust the playback volume automatically at [Dynamic Normalizer].

[ON]:

If the volume level varies depending on music data, automatically adjust the playback volume to easylistening.

[OFF]:

Play back each music data at its original volume level.

Select whether to restrict the playback volume at [AVLS].

[ON]:

Restrict the playback volume. You cannot turn up the volume to level 16 or higher.

[OFF]:

Do not restrict the playback volume.

To reset the music settings to the default status

From the Music settings display, select [Reset settings]

[Yes] and enter the Security code.

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While the FOMA terminal is folded, when you press

●

for over a second, the MUSIC Player is activated and the music menu items appear on the sub-display. Use / to select [Music settings] and pat to display setting items. Use / to set each item and pat to change the settings. While playing back music, press to display the Function menu on the sub-display, and select [Music settings].

Connecting the Flat-plug Stereo Earphone Set (optional), etc.

The operations of the Music&Video Channel or MUSIC Player can be performed by using the switch of the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (optional) or Flat-plug Stereo Earphone Set (optional) while playing back with the FOMA terminal folded.

Operation Switch operation

Play/stop Press once. Every time you press,

Beginning of the next track

Beginning of the previous track

Beginning of the current track

※

It works only when the music track is played back on the

MUSIC Player.

playing and stopping occurs alternately.

Press twice continuously.

Press three times continuously (within less than three seconds since the music starts).

Press three times continuously (within more than three seconds since the music starts).

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Other Convenient

Functions

Multiaccess Feature .......................................................................................

Multitask Feature ................................................................................................

Using the Lifetime Calendar ...................................................................

Starting the Alarm at a Specified Time ...................................................................

Saving Schedules .............................................................................................

Performing Frequently Used Functions Quickly ...........................................

Setting a Function to Be Activated in the TV Style ..............................

Recording Recipient’s or Your Own Voice .....................................................

Checking the Call Duration and Charge .................................................

Setting the Limit for Alert on the Total Call Charge ..................................

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

Using a Memo .................................................................................................

Displaying the Settings of Various Functions ..................................................

Using the Earphone/Microphone with Switch .................

Receiving a Call Automatically with Earphone ....................................

Setting Which Mic to Use ...................................................................

Setting the JOG ................................................................................................

Setting Whether to Vibrate the Touch Key When Used ................................

Resetting to the Default Settings ................................................................

Deleting All Saved Data ........................................................................

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Multiaccess Feature

Multiaccess is a function that enables you to use a voice call, packet communication, and SMS functions at the same time.

For multiaccess combinations, see P.386.

Voice call 1 line i-mode, i-αppli, i-mode mail, packet communication

by connecting a PC, and PushTalk SMS 1 line

Charge is required for the use of each communication line

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during multiaccess.

You cannot use multiaccess during a videophone call or

●

64K data communication, but you can receive SMS.

Main Functions That Can Be Performed Using Multiaccess

Starting Other Communication during a Voice Call

Example: Connecting to i-mode during a voice call

Press (MENU) during a voice call and press (New TASK).

The menu display appears.

Select [i-mode] → [i Menu] → [ (Menu/Search) and press

You can access i-mode while the call is being connected.

To send mail

Select [Mail] → [Compose message] and compose mail and send it.

To perform packet communication using a connected PC

Establish connection for packet communication using PC operation.

To switch the display

Press (MENU) and select a task icon.

Receiving Mail during a Voice Call

Other Convenient Functions

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Placing a Voice Call during i-mode/Packet Communication

Example: Placing a voice call during i-mode

Press (MENU) during i-mode or packet communication.

The menu display appears and the cursor moves to the TASK MENU.

Select “ ” (Stand-by) and press .

Enter a phone number and press .

Place a voice call while you continue to use i-mode or packet communication.

To switch the display during a call

Press (MENU) and select a task icon.

When you place a videophone call while i-mode is being

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used, the i-mode connection is disconnected and your

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videophone call is placed.

Receiving a Voice Call during i-mode/Packet Communication

When you receive a call, press .

When you receive a voice call, the receive call display appears. You can answer a voice call while you continue to use i-mode or packet communication.

To switch the display during a call

Press (MENU) and select a task icon.

Multitask Feature

Multitask is a function that enables you to perform several functions at the same time, each of which you can access by switching the displays.

For multitask combinations, see P.387.

You receive mail while the call is being connected.

If you receive i-mode mail, SMS, or Message R/F while you

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are talking on the phone, the ring tone, incoming indicator, and vibrator do not operate.

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Using the Display during the Multitask Operation

/ / : One/two/three or more tasks

are being executed.

changes to while playback is

( in progress on the MUSIC Player, changes to or One Seg program)

TASK MENU Press MENU.

Task icons

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Icon Function name Icon Function name

Stand-by Templates

Phone Phone number entry

PushTalk Dial PushTalk

1Seg menu Channel list 1Seg setting Activate 1Seg

Booking list

Booking alarm

TVlink Mail setting

MUSIC Player i-mode

Music&Video Channel i-Channel

Music&Video Channel Download

Lifetime Calendar

Camera Own number

Movie Phonebook

Viewer Call record

microSD PushTalk phonebook

Mail Display mail Message

Mail box ToruCa

Compose message IC card

Compose SMS GPS

while watching One Seg,

changes to while recording a

(MENU) to display the TASK

Receive mail Check new messages Receive SMS Check new SMS Data transmission

Mail/i-mode common setting i-mode setting Settings Storage information USB mode setting Input method setting

Full Browser

iαppli

Record message

Bar code reader

Icon Function name Icon Function name

Data Security Service Text Memo

Alarm setting Calculator

Alarm Data Box

Schedule NW Services

Schedule alarm

Activating a New Function

Press (MENU) during the activation of a function.

Press (New TASK).

From the Menu, select a new function and press

Switching Functions

While running multiple functions, you can switch to the display that provides access to the function you want to use.

Press (MENU).

Function name

The cursor moves to a task icon on the TASK MENU.

Use to select a task icon and press .

The selected function display appears.

Other Convenient Functions

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Stopping All Functions Currently

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Activated

Press (MENU).

Press (Quit all).

Select [Yes] and press .

All functions currently activated are stopped.

When you execute multiple functions, you can press

●

to quit the current function.

Using the Lifetime Calendar

The Lifetime Calendar displays an image, mail, Schedule, and birthday data stored in the FOMA terminal in the Calendar format. This function helps you more effectively to keep track of items to remember. You can also automatically display the items to remember, and display mail, Schedule, etc. from the Lifetime Calendar.

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Lifetime

Other Convenient Functions

Calendar] and press

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The Lifetime Calendar appears.

Use

to display the calendar of the next month and

to display the calendar of the previous month.

The following icons show the displayed or saved items.

Display status

Still image (All)/(Selected)/(Selected off)/

/ /

(OFF)

Received mail (All)/(Selected)/(Selected

/ /

off)/(OFF)

Sent mail (All)/(Selected)/(Selected off)/

/ /

(OFF)

Schedule (All)/(OFF)

Birthday (All)/(OFF)

Recorded contents

The saved schedule data

The saved birthday data

Display status

Number of mail display

Recorded contents

When there are mail, the color defines the number of

mail.

Number of mail display

Background color Number of mail

Cream 1 to 4 Beige 5 to 9 Orange 10 to 19 Silver 20 to 99 Gold More than 100

When the Lifetime Calendar is set as the stand-by display

When you press (Link) in the stand-by display and select the Lifetime Calendar, the Lifetime Calendar is activated.

To display the index

Press (Index). When you select a year and month, the Lifetime Calendar for the selected year and month appears.

To create a new schedule

From the Function menu, select [Create new] and save the schedule.

To display the Lifetime Calendar by specifying a date

From the Function menu, select [Select date] and enter the date. Enter the date within the range from 2000/01/01 to 2050/12/31.

To update the displayed data

From the Function menu, select [Data update].

Select the date and press .

The Lifetime Calendar appears displaying one year including the selected day (Detail view).

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To display the index

Press (Index). When you select a date, the Lifetime Calendar (Detail view) appears.

To display a still image

Select [ ] (P.266).

To display received mail

Select [ ] or [ ] (P.189).

To display sent mail

Select [ ] (P.189).

To display the schedule

Select [ ] (P.325).

To display a birthday

Select [ ]. The Phonebook display (P.96) or the Own number display (P.44) appears.

Display status

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Recorded contents

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The Phonebook, Own number, and Schedule saved as

１３

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Secret are not displayed in the Lifetime Calendar. Set the Secret display to [ON] to display the data.

When you have more still images, mail, and schedule

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data saved in the FOMA terminal, you can build a more interesting Lifetime Calendar. We recommend saving data in the FOMA terminal using infrared communication and the microSD memory card if you are going to use this function immediately after you purchase SO905i.

When Items to Remember Are Displayed

If no operation is performed for a specific period, still images, mail, and Schedule data saved in the FOMA terminal are displayed randomly as past memories.

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To display details of the item to remember

Press (Memory). When you select an item to remember, the Lifetime Calendar (Detail view) appears.

Items to remember

Data Displayed in the Lifetime Calendar

The following data is displayed in the Lifetime Calendar.

JPEG and GIF images saved in My picture of the Data Box

Received and sent mail saved in the FOMA terminal, or

images attached to SMS and received/sent mail※1

Schedule saved in the FOMA terminal

Name, Des call display, and birthday saved in the FOMA

terminal phonebook※2

Name, image, and birthday saved in the Own number

1 When 2in1 is set to the A mode, data for Address A is

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displayed. When the B mode is set, data for Address B is displayed.

2 When 2in1 is set to the A mode, data set as [Common] and

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[A] at the Phonebook 2in1 setting is displayed. When the B mode is set, data set as [Common] and [B] is displayed.

Typical display examples

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When the image attached to mail cannot be displayed, “

appears.

Still image

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Management title

Source (P.289) Type/size of an image (P.266)

Received mail

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Sender (name saved in the Phonebook) Image attached to mail or Des call display saved in the Phonebook With a file attachment Subject Mail status (P.190)

Sent mail

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When you send mail to several recipients using address type

“To”, “

” appears next to the address.

Recipient (name saved in the Phonebook) Image attached to mail or Des call display saved in the Phonebook With a file attachment Subject Mail status (P.190)

Schedule

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Event outline Category icon

Alarm

Birthday

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Data saved in the microSD memory card cannot be

●

displayed in the Lifetime Calendar.

When the date and time of mail are corrected to the local

●

time during international roaming, “ ” appears next to the time (P.43).

Images in the [Preinstall] and [Stamp&Frame] folders

●

cannot be displayed in the Lifetime Calendar.

While displaying the Lifetime Calendar, when receiving

●

new mail or deleting/changing saved data such as images, Phonebook, or Schedule using Multitask, the displayed contents of the Lifetime Calendar may differ from the actual data. In this case, from the Function menu, select [Data update] to update the displayed contents of the Lifetime Calendar.

Des call display saved in the Phonebook Name saved in the Phonebook

”

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Setting the Display of Lifetime Calendar

You can set the data to be displayed in the Lifetime Calendar and set whether to automatically display the items to remember.

Press (Func) in the Lifetime Calendar.

The Function menu appears.

Select [LTC setting] and press .

The LTC setting display appears.

[Display setting]:

Set the data to be displayed in the Lifetime Calendar.

[Memory auto display]:

Set the time before the item to remember is automatically displayed when a key is not operated for a specific period.

[Security data display]:

Set whether to display a folder which is set the Mail security or Data security. If you set [Display], you need to enter the Security code when you display the Lifetime Calendar.

To display the Help of the LTC setting

Press (Help).

Select [Display setting] and press .

The Display setting display appears.

[Photo]:

Set the display of the still image to [All]/[Selected]/ [Selected off]/[OFF]. To or not to display still images saved in a specific folder only, select [Selected]/ [Selected off] → [Select folder] → a folder.

You cannot select the [Preinstall] or [Stamp&Frame]

folder.

[Received mail]:

Set the display of the received mail to [All]/[Selected]/ [Selected off]/[OFF]. To or not to display mail received from a specific address only, select [Selected]/[Selected off] → [Select mail address] and set a mail address.

[Sent mail]:

Set the display of the sent mail to [All]/[Selected]/ [Selected off]/[OFF]. To or not to display mail sent to a

Other Convenient Functions

specific address only, select [Selected]/[Selected off] [Select mail address] and set a mail address.

[Schedule]:

Set the display of the schedule to [All]/[OFF].

[Birthday]:

Set the display of the birthday to [All]/[OFF].

To restore the default settings

Press (Reset).

Select the display for each item.

Press (Complete).

The LTC setting display appears.

Set the time before the item to remember is automatically displayed at [Memory auto display].

Select from [Fast], [Normal], [Slow], and [OFF].

To disable automatic display of the item to remember

Select [OFF].

Select [Security data display] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

Select [Display]/[OFF] and press .

The LTC setting is set.

Starting the Alarm at a Specified Time

The alarm is activated for about one minute at a specified time. You can set up to 12 alarms to be activated.

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Alarm] and press

Ａｌａｒｍ

Ｓｅｌｅｃｔａｌａｒｍ

Ａｕｔｏｐｏｗｅｒｏｎ

To set the operation of the alarm during power off

Select [Select alarm] and press .

→

Ｓｅｌｅｃｔａｌａｒｍ

The following icons show the setting status of the Alarm.

To switch between setting/canceling the Alarm

Select [Auto power on] → [ON]/[OFF].

If you select [ON], when the alarm time comes

during power off, the FOMA terminal is automatically powered on and the alarm works.

１０：００Ｅｙｄ

１１：３０Ｅｙｄ１２：００Ｅｙｄ１３：３０Ｅｙｄ１４：００ＯＦＦ１６：００Ｄａｙ１８：３０Ｄａｙ００：００ＯＦＦ００：００ＯＦＦ００：００ＯＦＦ００：００ＯＦＦ００：００ＯＦＦ

Move the cursor to the Alarm and press (Set)/ (Rel.).

<Alarm>

ＯＦＦ

The Alarm is set The Snooze is set

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Select an alarm to be set and press .

Ａｌａｒｍ１

Ｓｅｔ

ＴｉｍｅＲｅｐｅａｔＡｌａｒｍｔｏｎｅＡｌａｒｍ（ｓｔｄ）ＡｌａｒｍｖｏｌｕｍｅＡｌａｒｍｉｍａｇｅめざましＶｉｂｒａｔｏｒＣｏｌｏｒＳｎｏｏｚｅ

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Set].

[ON]:

Activate the alarm.

[OFF]:

Do not activate the alarm.

Enter a time to start the alarm at [Time].

Enter a time in 24-hour format.

Select the repeat type at [Repeat].

[OFF]:

Do not repeat the alarm.

[Eyd]:

Repeat the alarm every day.

[Day]:

Repeat the alarm on the same day of the week. Select a day of the week and press

Select an alarm tone from MUSIC/i-motion/Melody

ＯＦＦ

００：００

ＯＦＦ

４

アラーム

鳴動

ＯＦＦ

Ｃ５

ＯＦＦ

(OK).

of the Data Box at [Alarm tone].

You can set the following files. You can select a Chaku-

Uta

from [i-motion].

Category

MUSIC※AAC-LC/

i-motion※MP4

Melody SMF/

Some files may not be set.

※

When you select a Chaku-Uta Full® that has a choice of specified playback ranges from [MUSIC]

The screen for selecting a type of setting appears. If you select [Full song], the entire track of Chaku-Uta Full® is set for the alarm tone. If you select [Point], the specified playback range of Chaku-Uta Full® is set for the alarm tone.

To mute the alarm tone

Select [Silent].

To check the alarm tone

Move the cursor to the alarm tone and press (Play).

File

format

HE-AAC

MFi

File size Image size

Max. 5M bytes

Max. 10M bytes

Max. 350K bytes

Max. [VGA(640

480)]

Set the volume at [Alarm volume].

Select from [OFF] and [1 to 5].

To set the volume to [OFF]

Press at level 1.

Select an alarm image from My picture/i-motion of the Data Box at [Alarm image].

You can set the following files.

Category

My picture

i-motion※MP4

Some i-motion may not be set.

※

To check an alarm image

Move the cursor to an alarm image and press (Play).

Select a vibration type at [Vibrator].

[Pattern1]:

Set short intermittent vibration.

[Pattern2]:

Set long intermittent vibration.

[Link melody]:

Vibrates in accordance with the alarm tone. If you have set the alarm tone to [Silent] or to a melody that cannot be synchronized with the vibrator operation, the vibrator vibrates using [Pattern1].

[OFF]:

Do not set the vibrator.

To check the vibration

Move the cursor to the pattern and press (Confirm).

−

Select an indicator color at [Color].

Select from 12 indicator colors or [C13:ALL] (indicator flashes in 12 colors in sequence). When you move the cursor, the indicator flashes accordingly.

Select [ON]/[OFF] at [Snooze].

[ON]:

The alarm operates for about one minute and repeats operation up to six times every five minutes.

[OFF]:

Do not repeat the alarm operation.

Press (Complete).

The Alarm is set and “ ” appears in the stand-by display.

File

format

GIF/JPEG

SWF

File size Image size

Max. 250K bytes

Max. 100K bytes Max. 10M bytes

Max. [Stand-by (480×864)], Max. W480×H288 for GIF animation

Max. [VGA(640

480)]

− ×

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When the Alarm and Schedule alarm are set

●

simultaneously, “ ” is displayed instead of “ ”.

If the Alarm, Schedule alarm, and Booking alarm are set to

●

start at the same time, the following priority is applied.

1. Schedule alarm

2. Booking alarm

3. Alarm

When you set an i-motion or Chaku-Uta Full® for the alarm

●

tone or set an i-motion for the alarm image, the settings may be changed in some cases.

At the Alarm Time

The alarm tone sounds for about one minute with the indicator flashing.

Ａｌａｒｍ

０６：３０

To stop the alarm tone

Press any key.

When you do not stop the alarm tone

The display informing the release of the alarm appears. To turn off the display, press or .

To stop the Snooze

Press .

If you set an i-motion with video and sound tracks to the

●

alarm tone, a movie in the i-motion is displayed.

If the alarm time comes during a voice call or PushTalk

●

communication, the default alarm tone sounds and the default alarm image is displayed. The vibrator does not operate.

The Alarm does not operate in the following cases.

●

- While the Lock all is set

- While the Personal data lock is set

- While the Omakase Lock is set

- While updating the software

If the alarm time comes in the following cases, the Alarm

●

may operate when the status changes to during a call or stand-by.

- While placing/receiving a voice/videophone call or originating/receiving a PushTalk call

- During packet communication

- During the infrared communication/while the infrared remote control is being used

- During the iC communication

- During data communication or while reading/writing data from/into a microSD memory card on a PC with the FOMA terminal connected using the USB cable

- While recording a still image/movie

- While the Schedule alarm/Booking alarm is sounding

- Beep while receiving Area Mail, while sounding Area Mail ring tone, or displaying Area Mail

If another function is executed during the Alarm or Snooze

●

operation, the alarm is stopped. The Snooze keeps operating within five times.

When the PIN1 code setting and the Auto power on for the

●

Alarm are set to [ON], the FOMA terminal is automatically powered on at the alarm time and the PIN1 code input screen appears after the Alarm operation. If you set any data for which the UIM operation restriction function is set to the alarm tone, the default melody sounds.

If you leave the FOMA terminal with the battery pack

●

removed or fully expended for a long period of time, the date and time is reset, and the Alarm may not operate correctly.

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Saving Schedules

Up to 300 schedules, such as date and events/ appointments can be saved for management. When a Schedule alarm is set, the FOMA terminal activates the alarm at the scheduled time.

An entry is required at [

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Schedule] and press

The calendar is displayed.

Select a starting date and press (Create).

Ｅｄｉｔｓｃｈｅｄｕｌｅ

２００７／１１／０１Ｔｈｕ

００：００

ＡｌｌｄａｙＯＦＦ

２００７／１１／０１Ｔｈｕ００：００Ｓｃｈｅｄｕｌｅ

Ｎｏｎｅ

ＯＦＦ

００ｍｉｎ．ｂｅｆｏｒｅ

ＯＦＦ０１

Ｃｏｕｎｔ

The selected date is automatically entered.

To change the starting date

Select [ ] and change the date. Enter the date within the range from 2000/01/01 to 2050/12/31.

Enter a starting time at [ ].

Enter a time in 24-hour format.

To set the schedule period to all day

Select [ON] at [All day]. When it is set to [ON], you cannot set the starting time, ending date, ending time, and alarm.

Enter an ending date at [ ].

Enter from the starting date to 2050/12/31.

Enter an ending time at [ ].

Enter a time in 24-hour format.

Enter the event at [ ].

Enter the event within 128 full-width or 256 half-width characters.

Select a category icon at [ ].

Enter an event outline at [ ].

Enter an outline within 20 full-width or 40 half-width characters.

Select [ON]/[OFF] of the alarm at [ ].

[ON]:

Sound the alarm tone. Select how many minutes before the starting time of schedule the alarm should sound. Select [00min.before] if you want to sound the alarm at the same time as the starting time.

[OFF]:

Do not sound the alarm tone.

] (Event).

Select the schedule repeat type at [ ].

[OFF]:

Do not repeat the schedule. Go to step 12.

[Eyd]:

Repeat the schedule every day.

[Week]:

Repeat the schedule on the same day of the week.

[Month]:

Repeat the schedule every month on the same day.

[Year]:

Repeat the schedule every year on the same day of the same month.

When the schedule repeat type is set to other than [OFF]

Enter the repeat count within 01 to 99 times.

Select [ON]/[OFF] of a holiday at [Holiday].

[ON]:

The schedule repeats even on a holiday.

[OFF]:

The schedule does not repeat on a holiday, but it is included in the repeat count.

Select [ON]/[OFF] of the Secret at [ ].

[ON]:

Save the schedule as Secret. Details of the schedule are masked with “＊” except for the time at the schedule alarm time.

[OFF]:

Do not save the schedule as Secret.

To display the data saved as Secret

Set the Secret display to [ON].

Press (Complete).

The schedule is saved. When the Alarm is set to [ON], “ ” appears in the stand-by display. The schedule dates are highlighted on the calendar.

When the Schedule alarm and Alarm are set

●

simultaneously, “ ” is displayed instead of “ ”.

If the repeat type of the schedule set for the 31st is set to

●

[Month], the schedule is set for the last day of the month for months with less than 31 days. It is also applied when the repeat type of the schedule set for the 29th of February in a leap year is set to [Year].

When you set an i-motion or Chaku-Uta Full® for the alarm

●

tone or set an i-motion for the alarm image, the settings may be changed in some cases.

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At the Schedule Alarm Time

The alarm sounds for about 30 seconds with the indicator flashing and the schedule data is displayed. If there are several overlapping schedules with the same start time of the alarm, the number of schedules you have in addition is shown as “XXX” on the upper right of the display.

To stop the alarm tone

Press any key.

When you do not stop the alarm tone

The Schedule display appears. To turn off the Schedule display, press (OK), , or .

If you set an i-motion with video and sound tracks to the

●

alarm tone, a movie in the i-motion is displayed.

If the alarm time comes during a voice call or PushTalk

●

communication, the default alarm tone sounds and default alarm image is displayed. The vibrator does not operate.

The Schedule alarm does not operate in the following

●

cases.

- When the FOMA terminal is powered off

- While the Lock all is set

- While the Personal data lock is set

- While the Omakase Lock is set

- While updating the software

If the alarm time comes in the following cases, the

●

Schedule alarm may operate when the status changes to during a call or stand-by.

- While placing/receiving a voice/videophone call or

- During packet communication

- During the infrared communication/while the infrared

- During the iC communication

- During data communication or while reading/writing

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- While recording a still image/movie

- Beep while receiving Area Mail, while sounding Area

If you leave the FOMA terminal with the battery pack

●

removed or fully expended for a long period of time, the date and time is reset, and the Schedule alarm may not operate correctly.

Ｓｃｈｅｄｕｌｅ

１２：００Ｌｕｎｃｈｍｅｅｔｉｎｇ

originating/receiving a PushTalk call

remote control is being used

data from/into a microSD memory card on a PC with the FOMA terminal connected using the USB cable

Mail ring tone, or displaying Area Mail

Setting the Schedule Alarm Operations

You can set the details of the operations of the Schedule alarm.

Press (Func) in the calendar.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Schedule setting] → [Schedule alarm] and press

Ａｌａｒｍｓｅｔｔｉｎｇ

Ａｌａｒｍｔｏｎｅ

Ａｌａｒｍ（ｓｔｄ）ＡｌａｒｍｖｏｌｕｍｅＡｌａｒｍｉｍａｇｅスケシ゛ュールアラームＶｉｂｒａｔｏｒＣｏｌｏｒ

Select an alarm tone from MUSIC/i-motion/Melody of the Data Box at [Alarm tone].

You can set the following files. You can select a Chaku-

When you select a Chaku-Uta Full® that has a choice of specified playback ranges from [MUSIC]

To mute the alarm tone

To check the alarm tone

Set the volume at [Alarm volume].

Select from [OFF] and [1 to 6].

To set the volume to [OFF]

４

鳴動中

ＯＦＦ

Ｃ５

Uta

from [i-motion].

Category

MUSIC※AAC-LC/

i-motion※MP4

Melody SMF/MFi

Some files may not be set.

※

Select [Silent].

Move the cursor to the alarm tone and press (Play).

Press at level 1.

File

format

HE-AAC

File size Image size

Max. 5M bytes

Max. 10M bytes

Max. 350K bytes

Max. [VGA(640

480)]

− ×

−

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Select an alarm image from My picture/i-motion of the Data Box at [Alarm image].

You can set the following files.

Category

My picture

i-motion※MP4

Some i-motion may not be set.

※

To check an alarm image

Move the cursor to an alarm image and press (Play).

Select a vibration type at [Vibrator].

[Pattern1]:

Set short intermittent vibration.

[Pattern2]:

Set long intermittent vibration.

[Link melody]:

Vibrates in accordance with the alarm tone. If you have set the alarm tone to [Silent] or to a melody that cannot be synchronized with the vibrator operation, the vibrator vibrates using [Pattern1].

[OFF]:

Do not set the vibrator.

To check the vibration

Move the cursor to the pattern and press (Confirm).

Select an indicator color at [Color].

Select from 12 indicator colors or [C13:ALL] (indicator flashes in 12 colors in sequence). When you move the cursor, the indicator flashes accordingly.

Press (Complete).

The Schedule alarm operations are set.

File

format

GIF/JPEG

SWF

File size Image size

Max. 250K bytes

Max. [Stand-by (480×864)], Max. W480×H288

for GIF animation Max. 100K bytes Max. 10M bytes

Max. [VGA(640

480)]

Displaying the Schedule

The saved schedule can be checked using the calendar.

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Schedule] and press

２００７／１１

− ×

２８

１１１８２５

The calendar is displayed.

When the calendar is set for the stand-by display

To display the calendar for a specified date

Select a date and press .

２００７／１１／０１Ｔｈｕ

−−：−− Ｂｉｒｔｈｄａｙ

１２：００Ｌｕｎｃｈｍｅｅｔｉｎｇ１８：００Ｂａｓｅｂａｌｌ

The schedule list is displayed.

Select the schedule and press .

Ｓｃｈｅｄｕｌｅｄｅｔａｉｌ

The details of the schedule appear.

To edit the saved schedule

If you set a repeat count beyond 2050/12/31, [To

●

2050/12/31] is displayed as the last day of the repeat when you display the schedule.

１１／１

ＴｕｅＭｏｎＴｈｕＷｅｄＦｒｉＳｕｎＳａｔ

３０２９３１１２

４

５６７

１２１３１４

１５１６

１９

２０２１

２２２３

２６

２７２８

２９３０

３２４

Use

to display the calendar of the next month and

to display the calendar of the previous month.

Press (Link) in the stand-by display and select the calendar to start the schedule.

From the Function menu, select [Select date] and enter the date. Enter the date within the range from 2000/01/01 to 2050/12/31.

Use

to display the next day’s schedule and to

display the previous day’s schedule.

２００７／１１／０１Ｔｈｕ１２：００２００７／１１／０１Ｔｈｕ１２：５０ＤｉｓｃｕｓｓｂｕｓｉｎｅｓｓｐｌａｎｏｖｅｒｌｕｎｃｈＣｏｎｆｅｒｅｎｃｅＬｕｎｃｈｍｅｅｔｉｎｇＯＮ６０ｍｉｎ．ｂｅｆｏｒｅＮｏＯＦＦ

Press (Edit).

Tod a y

３

１０

８９

１７２４

１

６５７８

Schedule icons

Starting time Event outline (Contents of the saved schedule, when you did not save the event outline)

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Deleting a Schedule

You can delete schedules using the following five methods.

Delete one Delete a schedule. If you delete a schedule set

Select&delete Delete the selected schedules. You can select

Delete a day Delete all schedules for the selected date.

Del up to ysd Delete all schedules before the selected

Delete all Delete all schedules.

Example: Deleting a schedule

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Schedule] and press

To delete all schedules

To delete all schedules before the selected date

To delete all schedules for the selected date

Select a date and press .

To delete several schedules

Select a schedule and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Delete] → [Delete one] → [Yes] and press

Other Convenient Functions

The selected schedule is deleted.

to repeat, all its repeats are also deleted.

up to 30 schedules over days at a time. If you delete a schedule set to repeat, all its repeats are also deleted.

Schedules set to repeat cannot be deleted.

date. Schedules set to repeat on and after the selected date cannot be deleted.

From the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Move the cursor to the date and from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Del up to ysd]. Enter the Security code and select [Yes].

Move the cursor to the date and from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete a day] → [Yes].

From the Function menu, select [Delete] [Select&delete] and select schedules. Press

(Complete) and select [Yes].

Setting Holiday

You can set a day or a day of the week as a holiday and cancel the holiday settings. A day set as a holiday is displayed in red.

For today Set a specific day as a holiday or cancel a holiday.

Day of the week

Rel up to yesterday

Release all Cancel all holidays set by the For today and Day

Reset Reset the holiday settings to the default settings.

Example: Setting a specific day as a holiday or canceling the

→

●



Up to 1,000 days can be set or canceled. Set a specific day of the week as a holiday or

cancel a holiday of the week. Cancel all holidays set by the For today before the

selected date.

of the week.

holiday setting of a day

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Schedule] and press

To set/cancel holidays by a day of the week

To cancel all holidays before the selected date

To cancel all holidays

To reset to the default settings

From the Function menu, select [Schedule setting] [Set holidays] → [Day of the week]. Select the day of the week and press (Complete).

Move the cursor to the date and from the Function menu, select [Schedule setting] → [Set holidays] → [Rel up to yesterday] → [Yes].

From the Function menu, select [Schedule setting] [Set holidays] → [Release all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

From the Function menu, select [Schedule setting] [Set holidays] → [Reset], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select a date and press (Func).

The Function menu appears.

Select [Schedule setting] → [Set holidays] and press

The Set holidays display appears.

Select [For today] → [Yes] and press .

The selected day is set as a holiday or the holiday setting of the day is canceled.

The public holidays are based on the “Law Partially

Revising the National Holidays Law and the Old-Age Welfare Law” (Law No.59, 2001) and (Law No.43, 2005). Note that the Vernal Equinox Day and Autumn Equinox Day may fall on the dates other than those set on the FOMA terminal because they depend on the announcement by the official gazette on February 1st of the previous year (as of October 2007). Perform the required setting when a holiday is changed or newly added.

→

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Checking the Number of Schedules Saved

The number of schedules saved can be checked as well as the number of schedules still available to be saved or saved as Secret.

Press (Func) in the calendar.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Memory status] and press .

Ｍｅｍｏｒｙｓｔａｔｕｓ

２７９

２１５

ＲｅｍａｉｎｅｄＵｓｅｄＳｅｃｒｅｔ

[Remained]:

Display the number of schedules still available to be saved.

[Used]:

Display the number of schedules saved (including schedules as Secret).

[Secret]:

Display the number of schedules saved as Secret (this data is displayed only when the Secret display is set to [ON]).

Performing Frequently Used Functions Quickly

You can save frequently used functions in My Selection and select a saved function directly. Up to 12 functions can be added to My Selection.

When the Menu displays the Kisekae menu or Standard

menu, you need to set the Start menu setting to [My Selection] (P.115).

Press (MENU) in the stand-by display, select a function, and press

Ｒｅｐｌａｃｅｍｅｎｔ

ｉ−ｍｏｄｅ

Ｍａｉｌ

ｐｐｌｉＰｈｏｎｅＤａｔａＢｏｘＭＵＳＩＣＯｓａｉｆｕ−ＫｅｉｔａｉＬｉｆｅＫｉｔＯｗｎｎｕｍｂｅｒＳｅｔｔｉｎｇｓ１Ｓｅｇ

To delete the saved function

Press (MENU) in the stand-by display, move the cursor to the function, press (Delete), and select [Yes].

To reset My Selection to the default setting

Reset the settings (P.334).

Select a function and press (Save).

The screen for confirming whether to replace My Selection appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The selected function replaces My Selection.

(Exchange).

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Setting a Function to Be Activated in the TV Styl

When you switch the FOMA terminal to the TV style in stand-by status, you can set the functions to be activated automatically.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Display] [Stand-by display] → [Display rotated appli] and press

[Activate 1Seg]:

Activate One Seg.

[Camera]:

Activate the Shoot by photo.

[Movie]:

Activate the Movie shoot.

[Full Browser]:

Activate Full Browser.

[OFF]:

Do not activate anything.

Select a function to be activated and press .

The Display rotated appli is set.

Recording Recipient’s or Your Own Voice

Your own voice during stand-by and the recipient’s voice during a voice call can be recorded. Up to three voice memos of up to about 15 seconds each can be recorded.

When you record a voice memo during a call in addition to

the already recorded three voice memos, the oldest memo is automatically overwritten by the new one. When you record a voice memo during stand-by, the screen for confirming whether to overwrite the oldest voice memo appears.

For information on playing back and deleting the voice memo,

see P.72.

Other Convenient Functions

Recording Your Own Voice during Stand-by

Press in the stand-by display, select [Rec voice memo] → [Yes] and press

Ｒｅｃｖｏｉｃｅｍｅｍｏ

１１／１０２１：０８

If there is an incoming call/mail or the Alarm/Schedule

●

alarm/Booking alarm time comes while recording a voice memo during stand-by, the recording stops and the voice memo recorded until then is saved.

Recording Recipient’s Voice during a Call

→

Press during a call.

The recording starts. When the recording ends, a beep sounds.

To stop the recording on the way

Press (Stop).

When the FOMA terminal is folded while recording a voice

●

memo during a call, the recording is stopped and the recorded voice memo is saved if the Setting when folded is set to [Holding] or [Disconnect] and the recording is continued if set to [Mute].

Checking the Call Duration and Charge

You can check the call duration and charge for the last and total voice and videophone calls.

The call duration and charge displayed are estimated and

may not be real values. The call charge does not include consumption tax.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Cost/Duration] and

→

press

The Call Cost/Duration display appears.

[Last call cost]:

[Last call duration]:

[Total calls cost]:

[Total calls duration]:

Display the call charge for the last voice call at [Voice call] and the last videophone call/64K data communication at [Digital]. The call charge is counted only when you place a call.

Display the call duration for the last voice call at [Voice call] and the last videophone call/64K data communication at [Digital]. The call duration is counted when you receive a call as well as place a call.

Display the total call charge from the last reset to the present time.

Display the total call duration from the last reset to the present time.

Select the item and press .

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The recording starts. When the recording ends, a beep sounds.

To stop the recording on the way

Press (Stop).

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When you place a call to a toll-free number such as

●

NTT Free Dial or Directory Assistance (104), “0YEN” or “

YEN” indicated for the call charge.

＊＊＊＊＊＊

The accumulated call charges are stored in the UIM.

●

Therefore, if you switch the UIM, the accumulated total call charge (starting from December 2004) is displayed.

FOMA terminals manufactured earlier than the 901i

※

series are not capable of displaying the accumulated call charges stored in the UIM. (The charges, however, are stored in the UIM used by the older terminals.)

The duration and charge for PushTalk, i-mode, and

●

packet communication are not counted. For details on how to check charges for i-mode, etc., see the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide 【i-mode】” that you receive when you subscribe to i-mode.

When the call duration for the last voice call or digital

●

communication exceeds 99 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds or the total call duration for voice calls or digital communication exceeds 9,999 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds, “Over” is displayed.

The ring time for incoming and outgoing calls are not

●

counted.

The transmission charge for Chaku-moji is not counted.

●

When you use WORLD CALL, the international call charge

●

is counted. When you use other international call services other than WORLD CALL, the call charge is not counted.

When you switch between voice and videophone calls

●

during a call, the call duration and call charge are counted separately for each call type and incremented at [Voice call] or [Digital] alternately every time you switch the call.

When 2in1 is used, the total call duration and charge

●

of both Number A and Number B are summed up and displayed.

Resetting the Total Call Duration and Charge

The display of the total call duration and charge can be reset. The count starts from 0 after the reset.

Example: Resetting the total call duration

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Cost/Duration] → [Reset]

→

and press

Ｓｅｌｅｃｔｒｅｓｅｔｉｔｅｍ

Ｔｏｔａｌｄｕｒａｔｉｏｎ

Ｔｏｔａｌｃｏｓｔ

Select [Total duration] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

To reset the total call charge

Select [Total cost], enter the PIN2 code, and select [Yes].

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to reset appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The total call duration is reset and the reset date/time are updated.

Automatically Resetting the Total Call Charge

You can set to automatically reset the total call charge at 00:00 a.m. on the first day of every month.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Cost/Duration] → [Auto

→

reset] and press

The PIN2 code input screen appears.

Enter the PIN2 code and press (OK).

The Auto reset display appears.

Select [ON]/[OFF] and press .

The Auto reset is set.

Setting the Limit for Alert on the Total Call Charge

You can set an upper limit amount of call charges to alert yourself with an icon or alarm tone when the total call charge exceeds this limit value.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Cost/Duration] → [Cost

→

limit notice] and press

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

Ｃａｌｌｃｏｓｔｌｉｍｉｔ

Ｓｅｔ

Ｌｉｍｉｔ

Ｎｏｔｉｆｉｃａｔｉｏｎ

Select [ON]/[OFF] for the Call limit notice at [Set].

Enter a value at [Limit].

Enter from ¥10 to ¥100,000 (in increments of ¥10).

Select a notification method at [Notification].

[Alarm+Stand-by]:

Display the icon in the stand-by display and sound an alarm tone to alert you at the same time.

[Stand-by]:

Display the icon in the stand-by display to alert you.

Press (Complete).

The Call cost limit is set.

ＯＦＦ

０ＹＥＮ

（１０−１０００００）

Ａｌａｒｍ＋Ｓｔａｎｄ−ｂｙ

Other Convenient Functions

Continued

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When the Call Charge Exceeds the Limit

When the upper limit value of the call charge you have set is exceeded during a call or data communication, the notification icon “ ” (Exceed cost limit) appears in the stand-by display. When you set the notification method to [Alarm+Stand-by], an alarm tone sounds when the stand-

Ｅｘｃｅｅｄｃｏｓｔｌｉｍｉｔ

The alarm for the Call cost limit is heard at the same

●

volume level as set for the incoming call ring volume. It is heard at the volume level 2 when you set the volume of the ring tone to [3] or higher level, [STEP DOWN], or [STEP UP].

by display reappears.

To check the call charge

Press (Link) in the stand-by display and select “ ”.

Canceling the Icon for Limit Alert

Turn off the notification icon “ ”.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Cost/Duration] → [Delete

→

max cost icon] and press

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to delete the maximum cost icon appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

“ ” disappears.

Enter numbers and operators to display the result.

Press , , , , and in this order.

0 to 9

Add (+)

Subtract (−)

Multiply (×)

Divide (÷)

Decimal (.)

Calculate (=)

Clear (C)/Clear All (AC)

If the number is indivisible or the result of the calculation

●

contains a decimal point and proves to be 10 digits or more, 10th digit and any more digits than this are discarded for display from the rightmost digit.

If the result of the calculation is 10 digits or more, or if you

●

attempt an illegal calculation (e.g. division by 0), the error code “0E” appears.

Minus numbers can be calculated only when you enter a

●

minus number first.

Using a Memo

Necessary information can be saved in the Text Memo. Up to 10 text memos can be saved.

When you enter [Contents] of a memo,

appears and you can save the memo.

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Text Memo], press

ＥｄｉｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

Ｃｏｎｔｅｎｔｓ

, and press (Create).

(Complete)

Using the Calculator

You can use the FOMA terminal to perform the four basic operations of arithmetic (＋,−,×,÷) for up to

Other Convenient Functions

nine digits.

Example: Calculating 64×5

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Calculator] and press

０

330

Ｃａｔｅｇｏｒｙ

Ｎｏｎｅ

Enter a memo at [Contents].

Enter a memo within 256 full-width or 512 half-width characters.

Select a category icon at [Category].

Press (Complete).

The memo is saved.

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Displaying a Memo

The contents of a saved memo can be checked.

From the Menu, select [LifeKit] → [Text Memo] and press

ＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏｌｉｓｔ

To copy [Contents] of a memo

To delete memos

Select a memo and press .

ＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

The memo appears.

To edit the memo

１／５

２／５

Ｔｒａｖｅｌ

Contents

Category

Create date

Last update on

Ｎｏｖ２３ａｔＫａｒｕｉｚａｗａ

ＢｏｏｋａｉｒｌｉｎｅｔｉｃｋｅｔＭｉｌｋａｎｄｓｕｇａｒ０９０ＸＸＸＸＸＸＸＸ１２３４５

Move the cursor to a memo and from the Function menu, select [Copy Text Memo] → [Yes].

Move the cursor to a memo and from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete several memos, from the Function menu, select [Delete] [Select&delete], and select memos. Press (Complete) and select [Yes]. To delete all memos, from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

ＢｏｏｋａｉｒｌｉｎｅｔｉｃｋｅｔｔｏＯｋｉｎａｗａ．Ｃａｔｅｇｏｒｙ

Ｃｒｅａｔｅｄａｔｅ

２００７／１１／１００９：１５

Ｌａｓｔｕｐｄａｔｅｏｎ

２００７／１１／１００９：１５

Press (Edit).

Displaying the Settings of Various Functions

You can directly display the settings of each function and set each item. For more information about settings, see the relevant pages.

Display Setting data

1Seg setting Set the functions used for One Seg (P.255). Lifetime Cal. Set the d ata to be display ed in the Lifetim e

Mail Set the functions used for i-mode mail, SMS

i-mode Set the functions used for i-mode (P.105, 169,

iαppli Set automatic activation of software and

→

Phonebook Set the display style and font size of the

Call record Set the Redial/Received record display ON/OFF

PushTalk Set the operation for originating/receiving a

Record msg Set ON/OFF and the answer time of the Record

ToruCa Set the operation to be performed when a

IC act. notice Set the operation for notifying you that the

Schedule Set the operation of holidays and the Schedule

Input method Set the function for character input (P.340, 342,

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application] and press

Cal., set whether to automatically display the items to remember, or etc. (P.320).

Area Mail (P.194, 201, 203, etc.).

etc.).

software description display during a download (P.105, 207, 213).

Phonebook (P.97).

(P.131).

PushTalk call (P.87).

message and the answering/recording image of the Videophone message (P.70).

ToruCa card is obtained (P.224).

FOMA terminal comes within the FeliCa communication range (P.225).

alarm (P.324, 326).

etc.).

Ａｐｐｌｉｃａｔｉｏｎ

１Ｓｅｇｓｅｔｔｉｎｇ

ＬｉｆｅｔｉｍｅＣａｌ．Ｍａｉｌｉ−ｍｏｄｅ

ｐｐｌｉＰｈｏｎｅｂｏｏｋＣａｌｌｒｅｃｏｒｄＰｕｓｈＴａｌｋＲｅｃｏｒｄｍｓｇＴｏｒｕＣａＩＣａｃｔ．ＮｏｔｉｃｅＳｃｈｅｄｕｌｅ

Other Convenient Functions

Select a function and press .

The setting display of each function appears.

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Using the Earphone/Microphone with Switch

When you connect the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (optional), etc. to the Earphone/Microphone Jack, you can answer a voice, videophone, or PushTalk call, place a voice call by simply pressing its switch. You can also set Earphone/Microphone operation.

Do not wind the cord of the Earphone/Microphone around

●

the FOMA terminal. Doing so may cause the radio wave condition to be degraded.

Placing the cord of the Earphone/Microphone close to the

●

antenna may cause noise.

Using the Switch to Place a Call

You can place a voice call to the first phone number saved as the Memory number (P.332) of the Phonebook using the switch on the Earphone/Microphone.

When the Personal data lock is set, the call cannot be placed.

Connect the Earphone/Microphone to the FOMA terminal.

Open the cover of the Earphone/Microphone Jack and

insert the plug of the Earphone/Microphone into the jack.

Press the switch on the Earphone/Microphone for over a second in the stand-by display.

The beep sounds and the call is connected to the recipient. Talk when the recipient answers the call.

Press the switch on the Earphone/Microphone for over a second to hang up.

The beep sounds and the call is disconnected.

If a Phonebook memory number that is saved as Secret is

●

set for the Memory number, set the Secret display to [ON] if you want to use the switch on the Earphone/Microphone

Other Convenient Functions

to place a call.

When you use the MUSIC Player while the FOMA terminal

●

is folded, you cannot use the switch to place a call.

Using the Switch to Receive a Call

When receiving a call, press the switch on the Earphone/Microphone for over a second.

The beep sounds and the call is connected.

Press the switch on the Earphone/Microphone for over a second to hang up.

The beep sounds and the call is disconnected.

When you answer a videophone call using the switch on

●

the Earphone/Microphone, a substitute image is sent to the caller.

You cannot end communication using the switch on the

●

Earphone/Microphone during PushTalk communication. Press to end communication.

Setting the Operation of the Earphone/ Microphone with Switch

You can set whether to permit the switch on the Earphone/Microphone to place a voice call. You can also set a Phonebook memory number to be used for placing a voice call by pressing the switch on the Earphone/Microphone.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Call] [Headset setting] → [Headset sw. to call] and press

Ｈｅａｄｓｅｔｓｗ．ｔｏｃａｌｌ

Ｓｅｔ

Ｍｅｍｏｒｙｎｕｍｂｅｒ

Select [Voice call]/[OFF] of the switch on the

ＯＦＦ

９９９

Earphone/Microphone at [Set].

[Voice call]:

Use the switch on the Earphone/Microphone to place a voice call.

[OFF]:

Do not use the switch on the Earphone/Microphone.

Enter a memory number from the Phonebook used for placing a voice call at [Memory number].

Enter from 000 to 999.

Press (Complete).

The Headset sw. to call is set.

If you delete phonebook data of the phone number that is

●

set for the Memory number, the default Memory number setting 999 is restored.

→

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Receiving a Call Automatically with Earphone

You can set to automatically answer a voice or videophone call when the Flat-plug Earphone/ Microphone with Switch (optional), etc. is connected.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Call] [Headset setting] → [Auto answer setting] and press

Ａｕｔｏａｎｓｗｅｒｓｅｔｔｉｎｇ

Select [ON]/[OFF] of the Auto answer setting at [Set].

Enter the time before receiving a call automatically at [To answer].

Enter from 000 to 120 seconds.

Press (Complete).

The Auto answer setting is set.

When you receive a videophone call, a substitute image is

●

sent to the caller.

When the Record message, Voice Mail Service, Call

●

Forwarding Service, and Auto answer setting are set simultaneously, and if you want to give priority to the Auto answer setting, set the time before starting the answering message for the Auto answer setting shorter than that for the Record message and the ring time for the Voice Mail and Call Forwarding Services.

Ｓｅｔ

Ｔｏａｎｓｗｅｒ

００５ｓｅｃ

（０００−１２０）

→

ＯＦＦ

Setting Which Mic to Use

You can set to use a microphone during a call when the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (optional), etc. is connected.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Call] [Headset setting] → [Headset microphone] and press

[Valid main]:

[Valid Headset]:

Select a microphone to be used and press .

The Headset microphone is set.

Setting the JOG

Use the earpiece (microphone) of the FOMA terminal.

Use the Flat-plug Earphone/Microphone with Switch (optional).

You can set whether to make the JOG available for operations, the Scroll setting, and the functions to be activated when scrolling it in the stand-by display.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[Jog setting] and press

→

Ｊｏｇｓｅｔｔｉｎｇ

Ｒｏｔａｔｅｓｅｔ

＜Ｓｃｒｏｌｌｓｅｔｔｉｎｇ＞ＭａｉｌｖｉｅｗＢｒｏｗｓｅｒ（ｉ−ｍｏｄｅ／１Ｓｅｇ）

ＦｕｌｌＢｒｏｗｓｅｒ＜Ｓｔａｎｄ−ｂｙｄｉｓｐｌａｙ＞Ｕｐｗａｒｄｒｏｔａｔｉｏｎ

Ｄｏｗｎｗａｒｄｒｏｔａｔｉｏｎ

ＯＮ

Ｍｅｄｉｕｍ

ＭｅｄｉｕｍＭｅｄｉｕｍ

ＤａｔａＢＯＸ

Ｐｈｏｎｅｂｏｏｋ

→

Select [ON]/[OFF] of whether to perform the JOG operations at [Rotate set].

Select [Large]/[Medium]/[Small] of the scrolling amount when displaying mail at [Mail view].

Select [Large]/[Medium]/[Small] of the scrolling amount when displaying the browser and data broadcasting of One Seg at [Browser(i-mode/ 1Seg)].

Select [Large]/[Medium]/[Small] of the scrolling amount when displaying Full Browser at [Full Browser].

Select a function to be activated when the JOG is rolled upward in the stand-by display at [Upward rotation].

Select a function to be activated when the JOG is rolled downward in the stand-by display at [Downward rotation].

Other Convenient Functions

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Setting Whether to Vibrate the Touch Key When Used

You can set whether to vibrate the Touch Key when you pat it.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[Force reactor] and press

→

[ON]:

Vibrate when you pat the Touch Key.

[OFF]:

Do not vibrate when you pat the Touch Key.

Select [ON]/[OFF] and press .

The Force reactor is set.

When the Silent mode is set or recording a movie, the

●

Touch key does not vibrate even if the Force reactor is set to [ON].

Resetting to the Default Settings

You can reset the settings of each function to the default settings. For the functions that are reset by the Reset settings and the default settings of these functions, see the list of reset items (P.335) and the list of menus (P.374).

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

→

The Security code screen appears.

The Reset display also appears by pressing

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to reset all settings

Other Convenient Functions

appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The settings are reset.

[Reset] → [Reset settings] and press

over a second in the stand-by display. Select [Reset settings] and press .

Deleting All Saved Data

You can delete saved data and reset the settings of each function to the default settings. For the functions to be reset by the Reset all data&set, see the list of reset items (P.335) and the list of menus (P.374).

The following data is not deleted.

Preinstalled data in My picture, MUSIC, i-motion, Melody,

My document, some Kisekae tools, and Chara-den of the Data Box (The [



スーパーモンキーボール

folder.)

Preinstalled Deco-mail templates

Osaifu-Keitai-compatible i-αppli, “G

” (G-GUIDE TV Program List Remote Control)

ン

The preinstalled i-αppli software “G

(G-GUIDE TV Program List Remote Control) is not deleted, but the settings at the time of purchase are restored.

The preinstalled i-αppli software “

for SO”, “

バイルプリバンキング

Even if you delete a preinstalled Deco mail pict., MUSIC, My

document, and Chara-den data files, they are restored if you execute the Reset all data&set.

The preset folders are not deleted. The folder names at the

time of purchase are restored, however.

If you execute the Reset all data&set when 2in1 is used, the

2in1 is set to OFF.

When 2in1 is set to ON, all data are deleted regardless of the

2in1 modes.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[Reset] → [Reset all data&set] and press

→

for

The Security code screen appears.

The Reset display also appears by pressing

over a second in the stand-by display. Select [Reset all data&set] and press .

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to reset all data and settings appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The screen for confirming whether to execute restart operation appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The FOMA terminal is initialized and restarts.

地図アプリ

” are deleted.

] in My picture is deleted by

ガイド番組表リモコ

ガイド番組表リモコン

スーパーモンキーボールモ

”, “

楽オク出品アプリ

2”, and “

”

ｉア

for

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List of Reset Items

The items in which settings, that are made through the associated Function menus, etc., are reset by executing the Reset settings or Reset all data&set are as follows. For functions that can be accessed through the menu display, see the list of menus (P.374).

: Items restored to their default settings ●: Items deleted

○

Menu Default setting

Main menu Menu guide display

Phonebook Group setting PushTalk phonebook Group setting Data Box Sort Date

microSD (Same as described for the Data Box) Music&Video Channel Volume adjustment 16

MUSIC Player Change display Jacket display

Camera Select size Still image (Out-camera): Stby(480×864),

Mail Mail security Alarm Alarm Set: OFF, Time: 00:00, Repeat: OFF, Alarm

SW Update Scheduled update time Public mode (Drive mode) OFF Input text Learning data

1Seg Caption disp set OFF

iαppli Change display Icon(L)

My picture Data security

i-motion Data security

Melody Volume adjustment 4 1Seg Change display 6 images

Music&Video Channel Kisekae Tool Change display 6 images

(Standard menu)

Change display 6 images Display quality Normal Slideshow Interval: 3sec

Change display 6 images Display quality Normal Volume adjustment 25

Display quality Normal Slideshow Interval: 3sec Auto off setting OFF Change display 6 images

Display quality Normal

Repeat OFF Reservation information

Volume adjustment 16 Music settings Pl ay mode: Normal, Repeat/Equalizer/

Usage history

Select save to Still image: [Camera] folder in My picture

Auto save OFF Image quality Standard Shutter sound Sound1 Auto focus Normal mode Image stabilize AUTO File size Attach(L) Shoot mode Image+Sound

Clipboard

Image quality Normal Auto Disp light ON Display light 3 Switch sound Primary sound Main/Sub Main sound Guide always on ON

OFF

−○

−●

CLEAR BASS/VPT(Surround)/Dynamic Normalizer/AVLS: OFF

Still image (In-camera): QCIF(176 Movie: QCIF(176×144)

of the Data Box, Movie: [Camera] folder in i-motion of the Data Box

tone: Alarm (std), Alarm volume: 4, Alarm image:

めざましアラーム鳴動中

OFF, Color: C5:Color 5, Snooze: OFF

−●

−○

, Vibrator:

−●

144),

Reset

settings

Reset all data&set

○○

○○ ○○ ○○

○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○

○○ ○○

○○

○○ ○○

○○

○○ ○○

○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○

○○

○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○ ○○

P. 34

P. 95 P. 83 P. 29 0

○

P. 13 2 P. 29 0 P. 26 6 P. 26 7 P. 13 2 P. 29 0 P. 27 0 P. 27 1 P. 27 6 P. 29 0 P. 26 6 P. 26 7 P. 27 8 P. 29 0

P. 29 0 P. 26 6

P. 30 6 P. 30 6 P. 30 4 P. 31 2 P.311, 312 P. 31 4

P. 16 1 P. 14 7

P. 15 3

P. 15 3 P. 15 4 P. 15 4 P. 15 5 P. 15 5 P. 15 6 P. 15 6 P. 13 2 P. 32 0

P. 40 6 P. 66 P. 34 3 P. 34 2 P. 24 5 P. 24 6 P. 24 6 P. 24 6 P. 24 6 P. 24 6 P. 24 5 P. 21 6

Page

−

Other Convenient Functions

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Character Entry

For kuten codes, see the “Kuten Code List” (PDF format) included in the supplied CD-ROM. You need

Adobe

Reader® (Version 6.0 or later is recommended) to read the “Kuten Code List” (PDF format). If

Adobe

Reader® is not installed on your PC, install it from the same CD-ROM, which also contains the

Adobe

Reader® software.

For details on using Adobe

Reader®, see the Help that is installed with the software.

About Entering Text ............................................................................................................ 338

Entering Text ...................................................................................................................... 339

Entering Common Phrases ................................................................................................ 340

Entering Pictographs/Symbols ........................................................................................... 341

Editing/Saving Common Phrases .....................................................

341

Quoting Data from the Phonebook, etc. ............................................................................. 341

Cutting/Copying/Pasting Text .............................................................................................. 342

Entering Text Using Kuten Codes ....................................................................

Saving the Frequently Used Kanji Words ...........................................

Restoring the Default Settings ........................................................................

Using the Downloaded Dictionary ......................................................

342

343

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About Entering Text

The overview of the text entry is described here.

Characters including JIS level 1 and level 2, 6,355 kanji are

available.

Some complicated kanji characters are abridged or simplified

in part.

Text input display

■

ＩｎｐｕｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ



あ



The screen shown is an



Ｒ．５１０

漢

カナＡａ１２

ＯＫ

ＭＥＮＵ



The name of a function for which characters are input



Entered characters



Number of bytes of characters that can be entered

A half-width character is counted as one byte and a full-



width character as two bytes. The number of characters is displayed for the SMS main body. While composing mail, it appears with a “−” (minus sign) when the number of entered characters exceeds the limit. The word “ap” (approximately) may appear.



Character mode or pictograph/symbol mode

The character mode or pictograph/symbol mode available

varies depending on the contents to be edited.

Half-width Full-width

: Kanji/Hiragana

［漢］

: Half-width katakana

［ｶﾅ］

: Half-width alphabet

［

Ａａ

］

: Half-width numeric

［

１２

］

Characters are always entered in full-width in the kanji/

※

hiragana mode even if the character mode is set to half-width.

Character Entry

Ranking Pictograph

Deco mail pict. is a Deco-mail pictograph that can be entered

※

in the Edit mail, Edit template display, and Edit signature displays.

Ｐｉｃｔ／Ｓｙｍ

※ ［漢］

Pictograph/Symbol mode

※

ＭｏｄｅＦｕｎｃ

Character mode

［カ］［Ａ］［１］

Deco mail pict.※Symbols

image for explanatory purpose.

: Kanji/Hiragana : Full-width katakana : Full-width alphabet : Full-width numeric

Changing the character mode or pictograph/symbol

■

mode

Character mode for half-width

Every time you press (Mode), the character mode changes in the order of [漢]→ [ｶﾅ]→ [Ａａ]→ [１２].

Character mode for full-width

Every time you press (Mode), the character mode changes in the order of [漢]→ [カ]→ [Ａ]→ [１].

Pictograph/symbol mode

Every time you press (Pict/Sym), the character mode changes in the order of [Ranking] → [Pict.] → [Pict-D] [Symbol].

Changing the character mode between full-width and

■

→

half-width

From the Function menu, select [Full/Half size].

Entering a character assigned to the same key twice

■

or more in succession

After entering the first character, either press

or wait

for a while, and the cursor moves automatically.

Deleting a character

■

Move the cursor to the character and press

The character at the cursor is deleted by pressing

less than a second. The last character is deleted when the cursor is at the end of the text.

All characters at and after the cursor position are deleted by

pressing when the cursor is at the end of the text.

Inserting a character

■

for over a second. All characters are deleted

for

Move the cursor to the position to insert a character and enter the character. The characters after the cursor position are shifted to the right of the inserted character.

If the matching kanji word does not appear

■

If you cannot get the desired conversion, change the block of characters to be converted. Moving the cursor with

changes the matching words list/conversion target words displayed according to the cursor position.

Undoing text

■

If you have performed an incorrect operation, you can select, from the Function menu, [Undo] to cancel the last operation and restore the previous status.

[Undo] is available for the following actions:

- Confirming character entry (

- [Undo]

- Entering common phrases

- Entering pictographs/symbols

- Entering kuten codes (P.342)

- Cutting or pasting (P.342)

- Deleting characters ( )

- Quoting data from Phonebook, My data, etc. (P.341)

)

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Entering Text

Entering Text in the Prediction Conversion Mode

Example: Entering “健闘” (

Check the character mode in the text input display.

Check that the kanji/hiragana mode is selected.

Press four times.

ＩｎｐｕｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

け

ＤｉｒｅｃｔＡａ１２カナＩｍｇＳｙｍＰｒｅ．

携帯掲載

けど結果けどね KO 県結婚健康計画

The first character “け” is entered and the matching words list is displayed.

To return to the previous character

When passing the target character by pressing extra keys, press . Every time you press it, the character returns to the previous one.

Press three times and press five times.

ＩｎｐｕｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

けんと

ＤｉｒｅｃｔＡａ１２カナＩｍｇＳｙｍＰｒｅ．

検討県道原動力件と権と

The characters “んと” are entered and the matching words list is displayed.

To set the User conversion mode temporarily

When you press (Convert), the conversion target words for the User conversion mode appear.

To change the matching words lists

Press ( ). Every time you press ( ), the matching words list changes in the order of “Aa12カナ”

→

Press .

掲示板

結構研究

検索

件

けれど決定

系

形式結局

化粧

健闘剣道

見当

限度言動

原動

ケント検討中

県と

券と

兼と健と

圏と

“ImgSym” → “Direct” → “Pre.”.

The cursor moves to the matching words list.

)

けんとう

Matching words list

Press to select [健闘] and press .

ＩｎｐｕｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

健闘

ＰｈｒａｓｅＩｔｅｍ

のはをにでとです

ねしたて

しただかへかもない

こと？！。

から

が

とき

、

もするまでる

“健闘” is entered. A selection of words that are expected to succeed the word “健闘” appears in the matching words list.

Press .

The matching words list closes and “健闘” is finalized.

The selected words from the matching words list are

●

displayed with priority over other words next time.

When you enter too many words at once, “ Convert” is

●

displayed instead of displaying the matching words list. When you press , the conversion target words for the User conversion mode appear. When you select a word, the word is displayed in the matching words list from the next time.

Entering Text in the User Conversion Mode

Example: Entering “健闘” (

Change the conversion mode to [User conversion].

Follow the same steps as in “Changing the Conversion

Mode” (P.340).

Check the character mode in the text input display.

Check that the kanji/hiragana mode is selected.

Enter a text.

ＩｎｐｕｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

けんとう

Ｒ．５１２

漢

カナＡａ１２

)

けんとう

Press four times: Press

three times: five times:

Press

three times:

Press

けんとう

Character Entry

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Press .

ＩｎｐｕｔＴｅｘｔＭｅｍｏ

検討

ＵｓｅｒＣｏｎｖｅｒｓｉｏｎＩｔｅｍ

健闘

見当健投

拳闘

賢答

けんとう

献灯

ケントウ

The matching words list for “

To finalize this word

Press (Select).

Press .

The cursor is moved to the matching words list.

Select [健闘] and press .

“健闘” is finalized.

To cancel the conversion

Press (Cancel).

けんとう

” is displayed.

Changing the Conversion Mode

Select the conversion mode from Prediction conversion or User conversion when the character mode is the kanji/hiragana mode.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application]

[Input method] → [Select conversion] and

→

press

[Prediction]:

[User conversion]:

Select a conversion mode and press .

The selected conversion mode is set.

To change the conversion mode in the text input display,

●

Character Entry

from the Function menu, select [Input method] → [Select conversion].

When entering characters, a selection of words predicted by the characters appears in the matching words list. This is a conversion mode that a look-ahead strategy is applied to by the FOMA terminal.

Enter the entire reading of the word before conversion.

Setting the Movement Method for the Cursor in the Matching Words List

You can select a movement method for the cursor in the matching words list.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application]

[Input method] → [Operation in item] and press

→

[ 4 directions/ hor.]:

Use to the right, and to the left. When you scroll the JOG upward and downward, the cursor moves to the left and right.

4 directions/ vert.]:

[

Use to move the cursor upward, downward, to the right, and to the left. When you scroll the JOG upward and downward, the cursor moves upward and downward.

4 hor./ hor.]:

[

Use to move the cursor to the left and right. When you scroll the JOG upward and downward, the cursor moves to the left and right.

[

4 hor./ vert.]:

Use to move the cursor to the left and right. When you scroll the JOG upward and downward, the cursor moves upward and downward.

Select a movement method for the cursor and press

The Operation in item is set.

to move the cursor upward, downward,

Setting the Cursor to Move Automatically

You can set the time before moving the cursor automatically after entering words.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application] [Input method] → [Auto cursor] and press

Select a time before moving the cursor automatically and press

Select from [1 to 5].

To set the cursor not to move automatically

Select [OFF].

→

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Entering Common Phrases

For common phrases, see P.385.

Common phrases that are available vary depending on the

contents to be edited. Unavailable categories are disabled for selection.

Press (Func) in the text input display.

The Function menu appears.

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Select [Input phrases] → a category → a common phrase and press

Ｃａｔｅｇｏｒｙ

Ｉｎｔｅｒｎｅｔ

Ｅｍｏｔｉｃｏｎ１Ｅｍｏｔｉｃｏｎ２Ｅｍｏｔｉｃｏｎ３ＧｒｅｅｔｉｎｇｓＢｕｓｉｎｅｓｓＰｒｉｖａｔｅＲｅｐｌｙＯｒｉｇｉｎａｌ

The selected common phrase is entered.

To check a common phrase

Move the cursor to the common phrase and press

(Confirm).

Entering Pictographs/Symbols

Pictographs and symbols, which displayed in the order of number of entering in the Pict/Sym ranking, you entered can be selected when you enter characters. For pictographs and symbols, see P.383.

Press (Pict/Sym) in the text input display.

Every time you press (Pict/Sym), the pictograph/symbol mode changes in the order of [Ranking] → [Pict.] [Pict-D]→ [Symbol].

Press (Pict/Sym), select a pictograph, and press

The selected pictograph is displayed on the top of the text input display. To select the next pictograph, move the cursor to the desired one and press .

To cancel the all selected pictographs

Press (Close).

The selected pictographs are entered all at once.

In the Edit mail, Edit template, and Edit signature displays,

●

every time you select a pictograph, it is entered at a time. Press (Close) to end the pictograph/symbol mode.

Deco mail pict. can be entered in the Edit mail, Edit

●

template, and Edit signature displays. You can enter a Deco mail pict. to compose Deco-mail (P.180).

Ｉｎｐｕｔ

Press for over a second.

→

Editing/Saving Common Phrases

The preinstalled common phrases can be edited according to the intended use. Your own common phrases can also be added as new entries. For the list of common phrases, see P.385.

Example: Editing “.co.jp” saved in the “Internet” category

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application]

→

press

The Common phrases display appears.

Select [Internet] → [.co.jp] and press .

To reset the common phrase to the default setting

To delete a common phrase

Press (Edit) and edit the contents.

Enter a common phrase within 64 full-width or 128 halfwidth characters. Editing is completed.

[Input method] → [Edit common phrases] and

Move the cursor to the common phrase and from the Function menu, select [Reset] → [Reset one] → [Yes]. To restore the default set of common phrases in a category, from the Function menu, select [Reset] → [Reset all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes]. To restore the default set of common phrases in all categories, press

(Rset all) in the Common phrases display, enter the

Security code, and select [Yes].

Move the cursor to the common phrase and from the Function menu, select [Delete one] → [Yes].

Quoting Data from the Phonebook, etc.

You can quote data saved in the Phonebook or Own number (My data) or characters scanned by the bar code reader to enter in the main body of mail or in the text input display while displaying a site.

Example: Quoting from the Phonebook

Press (Func) in the text input display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Quote phonebook] and press .

The Phonebook appears.

To quote the Own number

Select [Quote my data].

To quote texts using the bar code reader

Select [Bar code reader].

Select a name → an item to be quoted and press

The selected item appears in the text input display.

When the selected item contains more characters than the

●

maximum number of characters that can be entered, the extra characters are deleted.

Character Entry

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Cutting/Copying/Pasting Text

The entered characters can be pasted to the other input display by cutting or copying. The characters cut or copied are saved in the clipboard and pasted when the Paste function is selected. The contents of the clipboard can be pasted as many times as needed.

The clipboard is a special memory area where cut or copied

characters are temporarily saved. The clipboard can hold only one item and it is replaced with new data when copying or cutting next data to it.

The characters in the clipboard are deleted when the FOMA

terminal is powered off.

A character that cannot be entered to the destination display

is replaced with a half-width space when pasted. Any extra characters that exceed the maximum allowable number of characters are deleted.

You cannot cut/copy and paste Deco mail pict. or images

inserted in the Deco-mail main body.

Cutting

■

Cut the selected characters and save them in the clipboard (the selected characters are deleted from the source display).

Function menu Setting option

Cut Cut the selected text.

Copying

■

Copy the selected characters and save them in the clipboard (the selected characters are not deleted from the source display).

Function menu Setting option

Copy Copy the selected text. Attach No. Copy a phone number. Item copy Copy a phone number, mail address, etc.

Copy Text Memo Copy the contents of the text memo.

Pasting

■

Paste the characters in the clipboard.

Function menu Setting option

Paste Paste the copied or cut data.

Character Entry

Copying/Cutting Text

Press (Func) in the text input display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Copy] and press .

To cut

Select [Cut].

Select the Start point and press .

The first character to be copied is set.

To select all characters

Press (Sel. all).

Select the End point and press .

The range of characters to be copied is set and saved in the clipboard.

item by item.

Pasting Text

Select the position to paste in the text input display and press

The Function menu appears.

Select [Paste] and press .

The copied/cut text is pasted.

(Func).

Entering Text Using Kuten Codes

You can enter characters, numbers and symbols using corresponding 4-digit kuten codes as listed in the Kuten code list.

For kuten codes, see the “Kuten Code List” (PDF format)

included in the supplied CD-ROM.

Press (Func) in the text input display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Input kuten] and press .

Ｉｎｐｕｔｋｕｔｅｎ

Enter a kuten code.

The character corresponding to the entered kuten code is entered.

Saving the Frequently Used Kanji Words

Frequently used Kanji words can be saved in the Prediction or User dictionary. Saved words are displayed in the matching words list/conversion target words by priority when you convert characters.

Prediction dictionary

User dictionary

Save words that you want to display in the matching

words list by priority when you use the Prediction

conversion. Up to 300 words can be saved.

Save words that you want to display in the

conversion target words by priority when you use

the User conversion. Up to 200 words can be

saved.

The words saved in the User dictionary are automatically

saved in the Prediction dictionary, but not vice versa.

When you delete a saved word, delete it from the dictionary to

which it is saved.

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Example: Saving a word in the Prediction dictionary

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application] [Input method] → [Edit prediction] and press

The Prediction dictionary display appears.

To add a word to the User dictionary

Select [Settings] → [Application] → [Input method] [Edit user dict].

To delete a word

Move the cursor to the word and from the Function menu, select [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete several words, from the Function menu, select [Select&delete] and select words, press (Complete), and select [Yes]. To delete all words, from the Function menu, select [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

To edit a word

Move the cursor to the word and press .

Press (Create).

Ｅｄｉｔｐｒｅｄｉｃｔｉｏｎ

Ｒｅａｄｉｎｇ（Ｋｅｙｗｏｒｄ）

Ｗｏｒｄ（Ｐｒｅｄｉｃｔｉｏｎ）

Enter the reading in the reading field.

Enter a reading within 16 hiragana characters.

Enter the word in the word field.

Enter a word within 16 full-width or 32 half-width characters.

Press (Complete).

The entered word is saved in the Prediction dictionary.

Reading field

Word field

→

Restoring the Default Settings

The FOMA terminal’s dictionary has a data learning feature. The data leaning feature memorizes the frequency in which individual words are used and give priority to the frequently used words when displaying them in the matching words list/conversion target words. If you reset the learning data, the order of priority is reset to the default setting.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application] [Input method] → [Reset data] and press .

The Security code screen appears.

Enter the Security code and press (OK).

The screen for confirming whether to reset the learning data appears.

Select [Yes] and press .

The learning data is reset.

→

Using the Downloaded Dictionary

Up to 20 dictionaries can be downloaded using i-mode for use with the FOMA terminal. When enabling a downloaded dictionary, words saved in it appear in the matching words list.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Application] [Input method] → [Dictionaries] and press

Ｄｉｃｔｉｏｎａｒｙｆｏｌｄｅｒ

流行語辞書

エリア辞書大阪弁辞書

To display the detailed information

Move the cursor to the dictionary and from the Function menu, select [Information].

To change the name

Move the cursor to the dictionary and from the Function menu, select [Edit name]. Enter a name within eight fullwidth or 17 half-width characters.

To delete a dictionary

Move the cursor to the dictionary and from the Function menu, select [Delete] → [Delete one] → [Yes]. To delete several dictionaries, from the Function menu, select [Delete]→ [Select&delete] and select dictionaries, press dictionaries, from the Function menu, select [Delete] [Delete all], enter the Security code, and select [Yes].

Select a dictionary and press (Set).

The Valid/Invalid display appears.

Select [Valid]/[Invalid] and press .

When it is set to [Valid], the dictionary is enabled and “ ” (gray) changes to “ ” (green).

If many dictionaries are enabled simultaneously, some

●

words may not be displayed in the matching words list.

The dictionary can be downloaded from “SO@Planet”.

●

[i Menu] → [



話メーカー

(Japanese only)

(Complete), and select [Yes]. To delete all

メニュー/検索

] (Mobile Phone Manufacturers) → [SO@Planet]

] (Menu/Search) → [

ケータイ電

→

Character Entry

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Sorting the Downloaded Dictionaries

When you download several dictionaries, you can change the order of the dictionaries in the list to display words of a frequently used dictionary by priority.

Press (Func) in the Dictionary folder display.

The Function menu appears.

Select [Reorder] and press .

Select a dictionary and press .

The Reorder display appears.

Select a position to move to and press (Move).

Press (Complete).

The searching priority is set.

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Network Services

Available Network Services

You can use the following DoCoMo network services on the FOMA terminal. For details on the outline and how to use each service, see the relevant pages indicated in the table below.

Service name

The Voice Mail Service Required Paid P.346 The Call Waiting Service Required Paid P.347 The Multi Number Service Required Paid P.350 The Call Forwarding Service Required Free P.347 2in1 Required Paid P.352 The Nuisance Call Blocking Service Notify Caller ID The Caller ID Display Request Service The Dual Network Service Required Paid P.349 Melody Call Required Paid P.107

You cannot use the network services when you are outside of the service area or in a location without the radio wave.

For details, see the “Mobile Phone User’s Guide 【Network services】”.

For subscription and inquiry, call the “General Inquiries” on the backcover of this manual.

“Deactivating the service” of the Voice Mail or Call Forwarding Service, etc. does not cancel your subscription to

the service itself.

“OFFICEED” is a paid service that requires a subscription. For more information, see the DoCoMo’s website for

business customers (http://www.docomo.biz/d/212/).

Application

Not required Not required

Monthly

Page Service name

charge

Required Free P.348 OFFICEED Required Paid P.355

Free P.44 Public mode (Drive mode) Free P.348 Public mode (Power off)

The English Guidance Service

Application

Not required

Not required Not required

Monthly

charge

Free P.349

Free P.66 Free P.68

Page

Using the Voice Mail Service .............................................................................................. 346

Using the Call Waiting Service ........................................................................................... 347

Using the Call Forwarding Service ..................................................................................... 347

Using the Nuisance Call Blocking Service ......................................................................... 348

Using the Caller ID Display Request Service ..................................................................... 348

Using the Dual Network Service ........................................................................................ 349

Using the English Guidance Service .................................................................................. 349

Using the Service Numbers ............................................................................................... 349

Selecting an Operation for an Incoming Call during a Call .......................

Setting Remote Control ............................................................................

350

Using the Multi Number Service ........................................................................................ 350

Using 2in1 ........................................................................................................................... 352

Using OFFICEED ...........................................................................................

Saving a New Service to Use It .................................

355

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Using the Voice Mail Service

The Voice Mail Service takes messages for you, as long as it answers a call with the answering message, if there is an incoming voice or videophone call when you are in a location without the radio wave, while the FOMA terminal is powered off, or when you are in a situation where you cannot answer a call.

When the Voice Mail Service and Record Message (P.69)

are set simultaneously, and if you want to give priority to the Voice Mail Service, set the ring time for the Voice Mail Service shorter than the time before starting the answering message for the Record Message.

When the Voice Mail Service is set to “Activate” and if you

do not answer an incoming voice or videophone call, the call is saved in the Received record as a “Missed call” and the notification icon “ display.

When the Call Forwarding Service is set to “Activate”, the

Voice Mail Service is automatically deactivated.

Basic flow of the Voice Mail Service

■

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Voice Mail] and press

→

Network Services

” (Missed call) appears in the stand-by

Activate the service. The caller leaves a message. Play back the Voice Mail message.

Set each item.

Menu item Operation

Activate

※

Set ring time

Deactivate Check setting

Play messages

Voice Mail setting

Check messages

Tone/Vibrate notice (Default: ON)

Delete VM icon Missed

Activate Notify you of a new message by SMS when Call notice

Deactivate

Check

setting

When 2in1 is set to the Dual mode, the screen for selecting

※

either Number A or Number B appears.

Select [Activate] → [Activate]/[Ring+Activate] (→ Enter the ring time) → [Yes].

When you select [Ring+Activate],

you can set the ring time (000 to 120 seconds) and activate the Voice Mail Service.

When you select [Ring+Activate], the

Voice Mail Service is activated by Number A.

When 2in1 is set to the B mode, you

cannot select the method of activating the Voice Mail Service.

Select [Set ring time] → Enter the ring time (000 to 120 seconds)

Select [Deactivate] → [Yes].

※

Select [Check setting].

When 2in1 is set to either the B or Dual

mode, the screen for selecting either Number A or Number B appears.

Select [Play messages] → [Yes] → Operate

※

as instructed by the guidance.

The displayed number is the number

that the guidance announces when playing back new Voice Mail messages. Already saved Voice Mail messages are not included.

You can also play back the record

message by pressing stand-by display and selecting “ ”.

Select [Voice Mail setting] → [Yes]

※

Operate as instructed by the guidance. Select [Check messages].

When a new message is stored at

the Voice Mail Service Center, the notification icon “ ” (Voice Mail message) appears in the stand-by display.

Set whether to alert you of a new message with the mail tone when it is received at the Voice Mail Service Center.

Select [Tone/Vibrate notice] → [ON]/[OFF]. Select [Delete VM icon] → [Yes].

it is received while the FOMA terminal is powered off or outside of the service area.

Select [Missed Call notice] → [Activate] [All calls]/[With Caller ID] → [Yes].

Even if the caller is saved in the

Phonebook, the caller ID of the caller is notified and the name saved in the Phonebook is not displayed.

Select [Missed Call notice] → [Deactivate]

[Yes].

→

Select [Missed Call notice] → [Check setting].

→

(Complete).

(Link) in the

→

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Notes on the service for the videophone

When the Voice Mail Service takes a videophone message

●

for you, it is notified to you by SMS.

To change the settings of the Voice Mail Service for

●

videophone support, press in the stand-by display and operate as instructed by the guidance.

A videophone of AV32K type is disabled for connection to

●

the Voice Mail Service Center.

When you connect to the Voice Mail Service Center using

●

Chara-den, the DTMF operation is not available. From the function menu, select [DTMF send mode] (P.73).

Using the Call Waiting Service

When there is another incoming call while you are on a call, the in-call ring tone notifies you of the second call. You can answer the second call by putting the first call on hold. You can also put your current call on hold and place a call to another party.

When you receive a videophone call during a voice call,

you can answer the videophone call by disconnecting the voice call. You cannot answer a voice/videophone call that arrives during a videophone call. However, it is saved in the Received record.

To use the Call Waiting Service, set the Arrival Call Act (P.350)

to [Answer]. If it is set to other operation, you cannot answer a second voice call received while you are on a voice call even if the Call Waiting Service is activated.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Waiting] and press

→

Set each item.

Menu item Operation

Activate Deactivate Check setting

To put the current call on hold and answer an incoming

●

call, press (Call). When you put a call on hold, the message “Connecting” appears. Every time you press

(Switch), you can switch between the calls. To disconnect the put on hold call, from the Function menu, select [Release Hold Call].

To disconnect the current call and answer an incoming

●

call, press and .

Select [Activate] → [Yes]. Select [Deactivate] → [Yes]. Select [Check setting].

Using the Call Forwarding Service

The Call Forwarding Service forwards a voice or videophone call to a preset forwarding number when you are in a location without the radio wave, the FOMA terminal is powered off, or you do not answer the call within the preset ring time.

When the Call Forwarding Service and Record Message

(P.69) are set simultaneously, and if you want to give priority to the Call Forwarding Service, set the ring time for the Call Forwarding Service shorter than the time before starting the answering message for the Record Message.

When the Call Forwarding Service is set to “Activate” and if

you do not answer an incoming voice or videophone call, the call is saved in the Received record as a “Missed call” and the notification icon “ display.

When you receive a videophone call, the call is disconnected

if the forwarding number does not support a videophone feature compliant with 3G-324M.

Basic flow of the Call Forwarding Service

■

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Call Forwarding] and press

→

Set each item.

Menu item Operation

Activate

※

Deactivate

※

Change FWD number

If FWD number busy

Check setting

When 2in1 is set to the Dual mode, the screen for selecting

※

either Number A or Number B appears.

” (Missed call) appears in the stand-by

Save the forwarding number. Activate the Call Forwarding Service. Receive a call on your FOMA terminal. If you do not answer the call, it is automatically

forwarded to the specified forwarding number.

Select [Activate] → [Activate]/[Set+Activate] (→ Enter the forwarding number and ring time) → [Yes].

When you select [Set+Activate],

you can set the forwarding number (within 26 digits) and ring time (000 to 120 seconds) and activate the Call Forwarding Service.

When 2in1 is set to the B mode, you

cannot select the method of activating the Call Forwarding Service.

Select [Deactivate] → [Yes]. Select [Change FWD number] → Enter

the forwarding number (within 26 digits) Select [Set]/[Set+Activate].

When 2in1 is set to the B mode, select

[Change FWD number] → enter the forwarding number (within 26 digits) select [Yes].

Set whether to connect to the Voice Mail Service Center when the forwarding number is busy.

Select [If FWD number busy] → [Not connect]/[Connect].

Select [Check setting].

When 2in1 is set to either the B or Dual

mode, the screen for selecting either Number A or Number B appears.

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To set on/off of the Call Forwarding guidance, press

●

instructed by the guidance.

in the stand-by display and operate as

Using the Nuisance Call Blocking Service

The Nuisance Call Blocking Service prevents receiving a “nuisance call” such as prank phone calls. When you set the Bar Nuisance Calls, further calls from registered nuisance call numbers are automatically rejected and the call rejection guidance is played back on the caller’s phone.

The ring tone does not sound when there is an incoming call

from the saved phone number. The call is not saved in the Received record, either.

When you receive a videophone call from a caller who is

saved as a nuisance caller, it is disconnected after playing back the call rejection video guidance on the caller’s phone.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Bar Nuisance Calls] and

→

press

Set each item.

Menu item Operation

Reg. selected No.

Delete all entries Delete last entry Delete the last saved phone number. You

Check No. of entry

received call.

Select [Register Caller] → [Yes]. Select [Reg. selected No.] → Enter the

phone number (within 22 digits) → Select [Yes].

Select [Delete all entries] → [Yes].

can delete another phone number from the last saved one by repeating the same operation.

Select [Delete last entry] → [Yes]. Select [Check No. of entry].

Using the Caller ID Display Request Service

When you receive a voice or videophone call without a caller ID, the Caller ID Display Request Service answers the call with a guidance requesting the caller to send the caller ID and then automatically disconnects the call.

When there is an incoming call from the caller who does not

notify the phone number, the ring tone does not sound. The call is not saved in the Received record either.

When you receive a videophone call without a caller ID, it is

disconnected after playing back the caller ID display request video guidance on the caller’s phone.

When you receive a PushTalk call without a caller ID, the

caller ID display request guidance is not played back on the caller’s phone and the call is disconnected.

From the Menu, select [Settings] → [Management]

[NW Services] → [Caller ID Request] and press

→

Set each item.

Menu item Operation

Activate Deactivate Check setting

Select [Activate] → [Yes]. Select [Deactivate] → [Yes]. Select [Check setting].

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