TOSHIBA A5511T User Manual

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Basic

Manual

Contents/

Getting Ready

Making and

Answering Calls

Character Input

Phone Book

Pair Function

Mail

Camera

EZweb

EZ Navi Walk

EZ Television

Smart Mode

Others/Index

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the A5511T. Before using your A5511T, be sure to read the A5511T Basic Manual (this PDF manual) to ensure correct usage. After you have finished reading this manual, store this PDF manual and the printed manuals in safe places so you can retrieve them whenever you need them.

Printed Manuals for the A5511T (Japanese)

The A5511T comes with the Basic Manual and Instruction Manual.

A5511T

Basic Manual

EZweb

English

Equivalent to this English PDF manual.

A5511T

Instruction Manual

miniSD

EZweb

クイックガイド

English version is not available.

The following manual is also available on the au homepage.Keyword searchable au Online Manual

http://www.au.kddi.com/manual/index.html

You can also access the au Online Manual from EZweb. <EZweb Access> M 1Top Menu

8 (Charges, Applications, and Information)

au (au Online Manual)

Read this barcode (QR code) for an easy access to au Online Manual.

▲

Note

The typeface and shape of fonts used for characters in the sample screens in this manual may differ from those used for characters in actual screens, or some characters may be omitted.

Cell Phone Etiquette

Etiquette for Cell Phone Use

■The cell phone always emits weak radio waves when power is on.

■Use the cell phone in an enjoyable and safe manner without forgetting to be considerate of others around you.

●The use of cell phones is not allowed in some places

Do not use the cell phone while you are driving. Doing so is both dangerous and prohibited by law.

Using a cell phone in an aircraft is prohibited by law. Be sure to turn the cell phone off.

●Be considerate of where you use the cell phone and how loudly you talk

Do not make calls from cinemas, theaters, museums, libraries, and other similar places. Turn power off or turn on manner mode to prevent others around you from being inconvenienced by ring tones for incoming

calls or mail.

Manner mode

●Radio waves from cell phones may interfere with medical electrical equipment

Some people close to you in busy places such as crowded trains may be using a pacemaker. Turn the cell phone off in such places.

Abide by the rules of hospitals and other medical institutions where it is forbidden to use or carry cell phones.

OFF

Do not use the cell phone in places where you will be in the way of others.

Move to areas where you will not inconvenience others on trains or in hotel lobbies.

Take care to avoid talking in a loud voice.

Obtain the permission of other people before you take their photos with the cell phone's camera.

Do not use the cell phone's camera for recording information in bookstores and other locations where taking photos is not permitted.

Cell Phone Basics

Cell Phone Features

Mail

You can send mail to other cell phones and personal computers.

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EZ Television

You can watch TV and record TV programs.

Page

Smart Mode

You can select a mode that allows simplified

operation.

Page

EZ Navi Walk

Map and voice information lets you know your current location and the route to

your destination.

Page

Camera

You can take photos and movie clips and then send them easily by e-mail

Page

EZweb

You can download "Chaku-Uta®," and access information sites.

Tomorrow's

weather.

Page

Manner Mode and Voice Memo

Manner Mode

Voice Memo

You can use manner mode to turn off the incoming call ring tone and other tones so as not to inconvenience other people.

When the standby screen is displayed, hold down (side key 2) for at least one second.

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When you cannot answer calls, the cell phone can play an answering message (Japanese) and record memos.

When the standby screen is displayed, hold down for at least one second.

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Checking the Power, Signal Strength, and Battery Level

Normally, you should leave the cell phone turned on

	To make and receive calls, you need to turn on
ON!	power.
	Hold down	for at least
	one second.	Page

If a signal is not being received, you cannot talk on the cell phone

Even in service areas, there are some places where

it is difficult to receive a signal.

indicates the signal	Page
strength.	14
strength.

Pay attention to the battery level

When the battery level is low, the cell phone may

not function properly.

indicates the battery	Page
level.	14
	14

Do not use the cell phone while driving!

Holding a cell phone, talking on a cell phone, looking at a cell phone display to send mail or perform some other operation while driving is against the law in Japan.

(Revised Traffic Control Law, effective November 1, 2004)

×Looking at mail on a cell phone display.

×Holding a cell phone in your hand while talking.

Turn off your cell phone or put it in

Drive Mode while driving.

Drive Mode

In Drive Mode, a Japanese message meaning "I'm driving now, so I can't answer your call." is played when a call is received, and the cell phone uses voice memo to record a message.

When the standby screen is displayed, press (side key 2), use to selectDrive Mode, and then press (Select).

I'm driving. (Japanese)

Spam and One-ring Calls

If you receive spam:

You can set the mail filters to reject only specific mail or mail indicated by (Unsolicited Advertisement), which often tends to be spam.

The following mail filters are available for rejecting spam:

	Danger!

(Unsolicited Advertisement Filter)
(Address Filters)

(for not receiving specific mail)

(for receiving specific mail only)
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If you receive a call from an unknown phone number:

It may be an attempt to get you to return a call to a service with very high charges.




	Incoming call
	Incoming call
	03-0002-XXXX
	03-0002-XXXX

in the Incoming History indicates that there was

a call which rang three seconds long or shorter.

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Disaster Bulletin Board Service

About Disaster Bulletin Board

When a big scale disaster occurs, you can register your safety information through EZweb. The registered safety information can be referred from anywhere in Japan through EZweb or Internet.

Registering the safety information

Referring the safety information

●When a big scale disaster occurs, from au phone, you can register your safety information such as your condition or comments to the(Disaster Bulletin Board) created on the EZweb.

●After the registration of your safety information, you can notify by e-mail your family or acquaintances you have previously designated that you registered your safety information on the (Disaster Bulletin Board).

●You can refer to the safety information of the person you want to know the information of by entering the phone number of the person from EZweb or Internet.*

*When you refer to the safety information from other carriers' cellphone (except for TU-KA), PHS or PC, you can refer to it from "http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/".

	M→ 1Top menu → (Disaster
Access	Bulletin Board)
Access
	http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/

Top display of the Disaster Bulletin Board

み登録可能です

Safety information

registration display

for registration

Safety information

reference display

for reference

The maximum preservation period of the registered information is 72 hours.

The maximum available number of each registration is 10. When the number of registration exceeds 10, old information will be overwritten in order of registration.

The demonstration of this service can be referred to anytime by pressing M→ 1Top menu →8 (Charges, Applications, and Information) → (Disaster Bulletin Board (Demo version)).

Contents

● Introduction
● Cell Phone Etiquette	1

Etiquette for Cell Phone Use 1

● Cell Phone Basics

Cell Phone Features 2 Manner Mode and Voice Memo 3

Checking the Power, Signal Strength, and Battery Level 3 Do not use the cell phone while driving! 4

Spam and One-ring Calls 5

Disaster Bulletin Board Service 6

● Contents	8
● Getting Ready	10

Checking the Contents of the Box 10

Names of Parts 11 Attaching the Noise Filter 12 Charging the Battery Pack 13 Built-in Antenna 14 Turning On Power 14 Learning the Basics 15

Personal Identification Numbers and Passwords 17

Configuring Initial Settings 18

Switching the Display Language to English 19

Using Menus 20 Indicators 22

Initializing E-mail and EZweb 23

Checking Your Phone Number and E-mail Address 24

Changing Your E-mail Address 25

Using Extra Large Characters 27

● Making and Answering Calls

Making a Call 28 Answering a Call 29

Redialing (Outgoing History/Incoming History) 30

One-ring Calls 31 Turning On Manner Mode 32 Turning On Voice Memo 33 Playing a Voice Memo 34

Changing the Incoming Ring Tone 35

Adjusting the Incoming Ring Tone Volume 37 Adjusting the Earpiece Volume during a Call 38

● Character Input

Character Entry Modes 39 Entering Single-byte Alphanumeric Characters 39

Entering E-mail Addresses 41

Entering Pictograms	43
● Phone Book	44

Saving a Phone Book Entry 44 Dialing from the Phone Book 46 Editing Phone Book Entries 47

Saving a Phone Number from the Incoming or Outgoing History 48

● Pair Function

Registering a Pair Person 49 Making a Call to a Pair Person 50 Sending a Mail to a Pair Person 51

● Mail

Using E-mail 52

Creating and Sending E-mail Messages 53

Reading Received E-mail Messages 56

Reading an E-mail Message with an Attached Photo or Movie 58 Rejecting Spam 59

Replying to Received E-mail Messages 60

Using C-mail 62

Creating and Sending C-mail Messages 63

Reading Received C-mail Messages 64

● Camera

Camera Image Features 65

Photo and Movie Shooting Tips 66

Data Sizes 67 Taking a Photo 68 Recording a Movie 69 Viewing Photos or Movies 71

Attaching Photos or Movies to E-mail Messages 72

Photo Mail Service 72

● EZweb

What is EZweb? 73 Accessing Sites 74 Viewing the EZ Top Menu 75 Downloading Chaku-Uta® 76

Bookmarking Frequently Accessed Pages 78

Viewing Bookmarked Pages 79 Checking Charges 79

● EZ Navi Walk

EZ Navi Walk Features 80 Using EZ Navi Walk 82

Registering Your Home Location 82 Looking Up the Way Home 83

● EZ Television

EZ Television Features 84 Antenna 86

Watching TV by Connecting the Toshiba Flat-type Stereo Earphone 02 86

Watching TV by Connecting the External TV Antenna with a Clip 87 Watching TV 88 Recording a TV Program 90

● Smart Mode

Entering Smart Mode 92 Exiting Smart Mode 93 Viewing the Smart Menu 94

Saving a Phone Book Entry Using Smart Mode 96 Creating and Sending E-mail/C-mail Messages in Smart Mode 98

Using the Camera in Smart Mode 100

●Other Functions 102

●Troubleshooting 103

●Index 104 9

Contents

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Getting Ready

Checking the Contents of the Box

The box contains the cell phone and accessories.

Cell phone

Battery pack (attached to the cell phone)

Desktop holder

Toshiba flat-type stereo earphone 02

External TV antenna with a clip	miniSD™ Memory Card/
[free sample]	miniSD™ adapter [free sample]

TV stand [free sample]

Noise filter [free sample]

CD-ROM (Japanese)	Basic Manual	Instruction Manual
CD-ROM (Japanese)	(Japanese)	(Japanese)

Warranty (Japanese)

Safety Precautions (Japanese)

miniSD

EZweb

English

Note

The AC adapter is not included. Be sure to purchase the Common AC adapter 01.

Names of Parts

Earpiece

Display

Warp function key

Camera key/

Soft key 1

Mail key

Memo key/

Clear key

Send key/Pair key

	Speaker
	Sub display	Getting
	Incoming indicator
	(green)
	(green)	Ready
	Mobile light
	Charge indicator (red)
	Camera (lens)
	Camera (lens)

Built-in antenna

Hand-strap hole

Flat-type

(built-in switch/stereo)

earphone-microphone terminal

Battery pack cover (for built-in battery pack)

Application key

Side key 1

Side key 2

Phone book key/Soft key 2

EZ key

Power key/End key

Keypad,
*key,
-key	Microphone
Micro shoot switch	Memory Card slot
	Memory Card slot cap
	miniSD™ Memory Card
	[free sample]

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Attaching the Noise Filter

When you watch EZ Television while charging the battery pack, be sure to attach the noise filter to the cord of the Common AC adapter 01 (option).

1 Release the stoppers on both sides to open the noise filter.

Stoppers

Wind the cord one turn around the noise filter.

Attach the noise filter to the cord 3 cm apart from the Common AC adapter 01 (option).

Close the noise filter until it clicks.

Note

Carefully handle the cord not to be caught in the noise filter when you close the filter. Forcefully closing the filter where the cable is caught may cause a failure.

Charging the Battery Pack

The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of purchase.

Be sure to charge the battery pack before using the cell phone for the first time.

The AC adapter is not included. Be sure to purchase the Common AC adapter 01.

	Charger Terminals	100 V AC power outlet
Charge indicator		Common
		AC adapter 01


		Power plug
	Desktop holder
	Desktop holder
	Power terminal
		Noise filter

Connector

*You can also charge the battery pack by connecting the Common AC adapter 01 directly to the A5511T.

External power terminal

Be sure to confirm the shape of the connector before connecting it to the external power terminal.

1 Connect the Common AC adapter 01 to the desktop holder.

After you confirm the shape of the connector, connect the Common AC adapter 01 to the power terminal of the desktop holder.

2 Turn the Common AC adapter 01's power plug 90 degrees and connect it to a 100 V AC power outlet.

3 While the A5511T is closed with the battery pack attached, insert it into the desktop holder as shown in the figure.

4 Confirm that the charge indicator lights red.

Charging: The charge indicator lights red.Charging finished: The charge indicator goes out.

If you turn on power to A5511T and charge the battery pack, A5511T beeps when it starts or finishes charging.

Note

Hold the desktop holder while removing the A5511T.

Hold the buttons on both sides of the connector while removing the connector of the Common AC adapter 01 from the desktop holder or A5511T.

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Built-in Antenna

The antenna of the A5511T is built into its case.

Note

Touching or covering the area around the built-in antenna may weaken a signal. In particular, do not affix any stickers or other decorations in the area around the built-in antenna.

Turning On Power

1 Hold down Sfor at least one second.

Built-in antenna

Check the signal strength.

Strong Medium

Weak Very weak Out of range

You cannot receive or make calls if is displayed.

Check the battery level.

Full	Low	Very low	Empty Charging
		(requires charging)

Turning Off Power

Hold down Sfor at least one second.

Standby screen

ON!

Learning the Basics

Key Assignments

	D Incoming History	C Outgoing History
	J Camera	K Phone Book
	L E-mail	M EZweb
	Q Make and receive	R Voice memo
	calls; use the Pair	setting/cancel;
	function	character delete;
	0 9 * #	operation cancel
	0 9 * #	S Power on/off; end
	Phone number and	S Power on/off; end
	Phone number and	call
	character input	call
	character input	P EZapps startup
		P EZapps startup
		U Mobile light on/off
		T Manner mode

Micro shoot switch

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Warp Function Key

Use the up, down, left, and right parts of the key to select items and to move the cursor. Press the center of the key to confirm a selected item.

		Selects items, and moves the cursor up, down,
		left and right.
		left and right.

Confirms the selected item or starts the selected operation.

Soft Keys

When indications such as the following are displayed at the bottom of the display, you can press the corresponding soft keys to perform the indicated operations. The soft key indications vary depending on the screen.

Soft key 1	Performs the operation indicated at the bottom
	Performs the operation indicated at the bottom
	left of the screen.

Center key	Performs the operation indicated at the bottom
	Performs the operation indicated at the bottom
	center of the screen.

Soft key 2	Performs the operation indicated at the bottom
	Performs the operation indicated at the bottom
	right of the screen.

If you lose track of where you are or if you make a

mistake...

Perform one of the following operations when you lose track of where you are or if you make a mistake while operating the cell phone.

Returns to the previous screen.

Returns to the standby screen.

Personal Identification Numbers and Passwords

You can use the personal identification numbers and passwords described below to restrict use of your A5511T.

Take care not to forget numbers and passwords, because they are required for performing various operations and using subscription services.

		Remotely operating the answering service and call forwarding
	Usage	service from a regular phone.
	Usage	Making inquiries, applications, and changes while using au Customer
	Examples
		Service Center voice guidance, au web pages, and EZweb.
		Changing various settings from Other Setup of E-mail Setup.

	Initial	The four-digit number you wrote on your subscription form.
	Setting	The four-digit number you wrote on your subscription form.
	Setting

Lock No.

	Usage	Changing various settings of the cell phone, etc.
	Examples	Changing various settings of the cell phone, etc.
	Initial	1234 (four digits)
	Setting	1234 (four digits)
	Setting

EZ Password

Usage	Concluding/canceling subscriptions for EZweb fee-based content.
Examples

Initial	The number (four digits) specified when first subscribing for fee-based
Setting	content.

Premium EZ Password

Concluding/canceling subscriptions for EZweb fee-based content paid Usage by using au (Combined au Payment Service). Examples Purchasing products from EZweb sites that use au

(Combined au Payment Service).

Initial The number (four to eight digits) specified the first time you use Setting au (Combined au Payment Service).

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Configuring Initial Settings

	1 When the standby screen is	Initial menu
	1 When the standby screen is
	displayed, press @.
	displayed, press @.



	2 Press 3 (Do Not
	2 Press 3 (Do Not	Launcher menu
		Launcher menu
	Setup).

Note

Even if you do not configure the initial settings, you can still make and answer calls.The initial settings include changing the lock number, setting the character size,

setting the Notify Call ID, and setting the call ring tone.

You need to configure initial settings before using the cell phone for the first time only. Furthermore, you can also change each of the initial settings later.

After configuring initial settings, you can switch the display language to English (see page 19).

If you select (Do Not Setup), the initial settings are as shown below.

Lock No.	1234	EZweb	Small font
Telephone	Medium font	Character Input	Medium font
E-mail	Medium font	Notify Call ID	ON
C-mail	Medium font	Incoming Call Ring Tone	Pattern 1

Switching the Display Language to English

You can switch the display language for function names and other items to English.

1 When the standby screen is displayed, press @.

aThe Launcher menu appears.

2 Use Eto select
2 Use Eto select
(Function) and then press
(Function) and then press
@( [Select]).



3 Press 3 (Display).
3 Press 3 (Display).

aThe (Display) menu appears.
aThe (Display) menu appears.




4 Press 5Set Language.
4 Press 5Set Language.

aThe Set Language menu appears.
aThe Set Language menu appears.

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Switching the Display Language to English (continued)

5 Use Gto select English and then press @(Select).

6 Use Gto select Alphabet and then press @(Select).

aThe display language is set to English.

Using Menus

Launcher Menu

The Launcher menu provides you with access to various A5511T functions. The Launcher menu contains the following items.

EZ Television	Data Folder
Calendar	Notepad
Voice Recorder	Dictionary
Calculator	Smart Mode
SD Card Menu	EZ Navi Walk
Function	Alarm
1 When the standby screen is	Launcher menu
1 When the standby screen is
displayed, press @.

2 Use Eto select an item.

3 Press @(Select).

aThe item selected in the Launcher

menu appears.



Note	Alert Window

If the alert window is displayed on the standby screen, select
Launcher Menu and then press @to display the Launcher
menu.

	INFORMATION

Option Menus

An Option menu for performing various related operations will open if you press Kwhen is displayed in a screen for configuring function settings, entering characters, or performing other operations.

■

K(Option)

K(Close)


…
…
…

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Indicators

Display indicators keep you informed when new e-mail arrives, about the status of function settings, etc.

	Indicator	Description
		Indicates signal strength.

Indicates battery level.

Indicates that EZweb is in use.

Indicates a call is in progress.

Indicates that EZapps is in use.

Indicates that EZ Television is in use.

Indicates an unanswered call.

Indicates received or unread e-mail/

c-mail.

Indicates the current date and time.

Indicates that manner mode is turned on.

Indicates that voice memo or manner

Display

mode is turned on.

Indicates that the miniSD™ Memory

Card is inserted.

Indicator

Description

Indicates signal strength.

Indicates battery level.

Indicates that the manner mode is turned on.

Indicates that the voice memo or manner

mode is turned on.

Indicates that EZ Television is displayed.

Indicates new mail or an unanswered call.

Sub Display

Indicates the current date and time.

Note

The date and time are set automatically.

The layout and content of screens in this manual are only for the purpose of explanation and contain some indicators that cannot appear at the same time.

Initializing E-mail and EZweb

To use e-mail and EZweb, you need to apply for an EZweb subscription. If you did not apply for an EZweb subscription at the time of purchase, contact an au shop or the au Customer Service Center.

Also, before use, be sure to configure initial settings. Your e-mail address is assigned automatically when you initialize e-mail and EZweb.

1	When the standby screen is


	displayed, press L.

2	Press @(OK).
	Press @(OK).

	aAfter a short while, the screen shown to	□ □ □ □ □ □ □
	aAfter a short while, the screen shown to
	the right will appear. This indicates that


	the setup is complete.
	the setup is complete.

3 Press @(OK).

aThe E-mail Menu appears.

Note

You can also configure initial settings by pressing Mor P.

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Checking Your Phone Number and E-mail Address

1 When the standby screen is
1 When the standby screen is
displayed, press @and then
press 0.
	□□□

aYour phone number and e-mail address
appear.

Phone number 090-0001-XXXX

OK!

Changing Your E-mail Address

	You can change the account name part of the	E-mail Address
	e-mail address as indicated to the right.	E-mail Address
	e-mail address as indicated to the right.
		@ezweb.ne.jp
		Part you can change Domain name
	1 When the standby screen is

	displayed, press Land then
	displayed, press Land then
	press 6E-mail Setup.
	press 6E-mail Setup.

aThe E-mail Setup menu appears.

2	Press 3Other Setup, use

	Gto select Yes, and then



	press @(OK).
	press @(OK).

	aThe cell phone connects to the server.
	aThe cell phone connects to the server.
3	Use Gto select E


	(Change E-mail
	(Change E-mail

	Address), press @(Select),

	use Gto select the entry box,


	and then press @(Edit).

4 Enter your PIN, press @(OK), use Gto select (Send), press @(Select), use Gto select (Accept), and then press @(Select).

下のご注意を確認した上でアト゛レスの変更を行ってください。

Your PIN is the four-digit number you wrote on your subscription form.

Any time the wrong PIN is entered three times during a single day, the e-mail address change operation will be disabled until the following day.

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Changing Your E-mail Address (continued)

5	Use Gto select the entry

	box, press @(Edit), and



	enter an e-mail address using


	single-byte alphanumeric
	characters.

For details on entering e-mail addresses, see page 41.

6	Press @(OK), use Gto

	select (Send), and then



	press @(Select).
	press @(Select).	□□□




		□□□







7 Use Gto select OK and then
	press @(Select).

Check that the e-mail address has been updated and then press @(OK).

Note

Your e-mail address will not be changed if the address you enter above is already being used. If this happens, enter a different e-mail address.

Using Extra Large Characters

Turning on extra large characters will display the names of callers and addressees on the Call Screen, the phone book list, etc.

1 When the standby screen is displayed, press @.

aThe Launcher menu appears.

2	Use Eto select Function and
	Use Eto select Function and
	then press @(Select).
	then press @(Select).




3	Press 3Display.
	Press 3Display.
	aThe Display menu appears.
	aThe Display menu appears.



4	Press 4Character Size.
	Press 4Character Size.
	aThe Character Size menu appears.
	aThe Character Size menu appears.

5 Press 6Extra Large,

use Gto select ON, and then

press @(OK).

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Calls Answering and Making

Making and Answering Calls

Making a Call

1 When the standby screen is

displayed, use 0to 9to
displayed, use 0to 9to
enter the phone number you
enter the phone number you

want to call.
want to call.

When calling to a regular phone, you also need to enter the area code even in the same area.

2 Press Q.

If the caller's phone number and name are in the phone book, the name is also displayed.

When you have finished the call, press S.

Note

After you enter a phone number, you can add 184 or 186 to the phone number if you press K(Option), press 2Add/Off SP No…, and then press 1184 or 2186.

-Select 1184 if you do not want to inform the party you are calling of your phone number.

-Select 2186 if you want to inform the party you are calling of your phone number.

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