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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
â15.9
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing "0" mobile terminal.Before
using your terminal, or when necessary, read this
manual to ensure safe use and handling.
Learning operations
Viewing this manual
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Search ...............................................................................98
docomo backup ................................................................99
Connecting with a printer .............................................. 144
Connecting with other devices ..................................... 146
Settings ..................................... 102 International roaming ................ 147
Setting menu ..................................................................102
Sound/Vibration/LED ......................................................102
Display & Wallpaper ......................................................104
Battery .............................................................................107
Wi-Fi ................................................................................107
Data communication/Airplane mode ............................112
Lock & Security ...............................................................116
Language/Text/Input ......................................................128
Useful tools .....................................................................130
docomo service/cloud ....................................................132
Profile ..............................................................................133
Device management ......................................................133
Outline of international roaming (WORLD WING) ...... 147
Available services for overseas .................................... 147
Before using the terminal overseas .............................. 147
Making/Receiving a call in the country you stay ......... 150
Setting international roaming ....................................... 151
After returning to Japan ................................................ 152
Appendix/Index .......................... 153
Troubleshooting (FAQ) .................................................. 153
Anshin Enkaku Support ................................................. 159
Resetting the terminal ................................................... 160
Warranty and After-Sales Service ................................ 160
Software update ............................................................. 162
Main specifications ........................................................ 165
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of Mobile Phones ..... 169
Export Administration Regulations .............................. 173
Intellectual Property Right ............................................. 173
SIM unlock ...................................................................... 175
Index ................................................................................ 176
File management ....................... 137
Storage (Internal storage) ..............................................137
microSD card (External storage) ...................................137
File operations ................................................................139
Data communication ................. 140
Bluetooth communication ...........................................140
NFC communication ......................................................143
External device connection ....... 144
Connecting with a PC .....................................................144
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Failure to do the above operation may cause fire, burns,
injuries, electric shock.
CAUTION
Do not leave the equipment on unstable or
sloping surfaces.
The equipment may fall and cause injuries.
Do not store the equipment in extremely humid,
dusty or hot areas.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock.
Children using the equipment should be
instructed in proper operation by an adult. Do
not allow them to use the equipment without
adult supervision.
May cause injuries.
Store the equipment out of reach of infant.
Failure to do so may cause accidental ingestion, injury, or
electric shock.
Be careful especially when using the terminal
continuously for a long time. Also, avoid
touching the terminal for a long time such as by
falling asleep.
If you use applications, talk on the phone, or watch videos
for a long time or while charging the battery, the terminal
and adapter may become hot.
Directly touching a hot part for a long time, you may have
redness, itching or rash on your skin, or it may result in
low-temperature burns depending on your constitution
and/or health condition.
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Do not put foreign objects such as liquid like
water, metal pieces or burnable things into
Donât docomo nano UIM card slot or microSD card slot.
Do
May cause fire, burns, injuries, electric shock.
Do not turn on the light aiming directly at the
driver of the car etc.
Donât
Too loud volume may cause a hearing loss.
And, if you cannot hear the sound around you clearly, it
may cause an accident.
May disturb driving and cause an accident.
If a strange smell, heat generation, discoloration,
deformation, etc. are found, stop using the
Donât terminal immediately and keep it away from the
vicinity of open flames.
Do
Do
If you have weak heart, be careful when setting
the incoming vibrate alert (vibration) or alert
volume setting.
May cause fire, burns, injuries, electric shock due to
internal battery to ignite, burst, heat or leak.
May cause harmful effect on heart.
Turn off the terminal or put it in Airplane mode
before boarding an airplane.
When you use electronic medical equipment,
check with the equipment manufacturer to
determine how the device is affected by radio
waves before using.
Do
The use of mobile phones on airplanes is restricted. Follow
the instructions of each airline.
May cause on-board electronic equipment to fail or
malfunction.
Prohibited acts related to mobile phone usage on an
airplane may be punished by law.
May cause harmful effect on electronic medical equipment
etc.
Do
Follow the instructions of each medical facility
for the use of mobile phones on their premises.
Do
When you talk by setting handsfree or ring alert
is sounding, keep the terminal away from your
ear.
And, when connecting the earphone/
microphone etc. to the terminal and play a game
or music, adjust the volume moderately.
Turn the terminal OFF near high-precision
electronic control equipment or electronic
equipment using low-power signals.
May cause the equipment to fail or malfunction.
* Examples of electronic equipment to avoid
Hearing aids, implanted pacemakers or defibrillators, other
electronic medical equipment, fire alarms, automatic doors and
other automatic control equipment.
Users wearing implanted pacemakers or defibrillators or other
electronic medical equipment should check with the
manufacturer or sales outlet about the effect of radio frequencies
on the equipment.
Turn off the terminal in a place where the use is prohibited.
May cause electronic equipment or electronic medical
equipment to fail or malfunction.
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When the display or camera lens is accidentally
broken, be careful of broken glass or exposed
internal parts of the terminal.
If the display part is accidentally broken and the
inside of the material leaks out, do not make the
substance contact with your skin of face or
hands.
Surface of display is made of hardened glass and camera
lens is made of plastic panel so that they are not to be
shattered, however, if you mistakenly touch broken or
exposed parts, you may be injured.
May cause loss of sight or skin problems.
If the inside of the material gets into your eyes or mouth,
rinse it with clean water and see a doctor immediately.
Also, if it gets on your skin or clothes, use something such
as alcohol to wipe off, and wash it off with soap or
something similar.
If the internal battery leaks or gives off a strange
smell, immediately remove the terminal from the
vicinity of open flames.
Do not discard the old terminal together with
other garbage.
The vapors from leaking battery fluid may ignite, fire or
explode.
May cause malfunction or damage. Bring the old terminal
into a sales outlet such as docomo Shop. If your local
municipality has a recycling program, dispose of them as
provided for.
CAUTION
Do not swing the terminal around by holding
strap, etc.
To use the terminal in car, check with automobile
manufacturer or dealer to determine how the
device is affected by radio waves before using.
May cause accident such as injury to yourself or others by
hitting.
In rare cases, using the phone in some vehicle models can
cause the vehicle's electronic equipment to malfunction. In
that case, stop using the terminal immediately.
Do not use the damaged terminal.
May cause fire, burns, injuries, electric shock.
The use of the terminal may cause itching,
rashes, eczema, or other symptoms depending
on the user's physical condition. If you develop
skin problems, stop using the phone
immediately, and see a doctor.
When using the motion sensor, check the safety
around you, hold the terminal firmly, and do not
shake it unnecessarily.
May cause accident such as injuries.
For material of each part
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If fluid etc. leaks out from the internal battery, do
not make the fluid contact with your skin of face
or hands.
May cause loss of sight or skin problems.
If the fluid etc. put into your eyes or mouth, or contacts
skin or clothes, immediately flush the contacted area with
clean water.
If the fluid etc. put into the eyes or mouth, immediately see
a doctor after flushing.
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If the DC adapter's fuse blows, replace it only
with the specified fuse.
Immediately remove the power plug from the
outlet or cigarette lighter socket if water or other
fluids (drinking water, perspiration, seawater,
urine of pet animals, etc.) get into the adapter.
If the fuse not specified is used, this may cause fire, burns
or electric shock. For the specified fuse, see the each
instruction manual.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock.
Wipe off any dust that accumulates on the power
plug.
Always remove the power plug from the
cigarette lighter socket when cleaning the
equipment.
Failure to do so may cause fire, burns or electric shock.
May cause fire, burns, electric shock.
When you connect the AC adapter to an outlet or
cigarette lighter socket, firmly connect to the
outlet.
CAUTION
Failure to do so may cause fire, burns, electric shock.
Do not touch the adapter for a long time while it
is connected to the outlet or cigarette lighter
socket.
When you disconnect the power plug from the
outlet or cigarette lighter socket, do not pull the
adapter cord with excessive force. Instead, hold
the adapter to disconnect.
May cause burns.
Failure to do so may cause fire, burns, electric shock.
When you remove or insert the adapter from/to
the terminal, do not pull the adapter cord with
excessive force. Instead, remove or insert the
adapter straight.
Failure to do so may cause fire, burns, injuries, electric
shock.
Always remove the power plug from the outlet
or cigarette lighter when not using the adapter
for an extended period.
Failure to do so may cause fire, burns, injuries, electric
shock.
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2. If this device generates harmful radio wave
interference against in-plant radio stations for
identification of mobile objects, change the using
frequency promptly or stop using wireless LAN
function, and contact "General Inquiries" on the last
page of this manual, then consult about treatment for
prevention of the interference (for example, installation
of partitions etc.).
3. If this device generates harmful radio wave
interference against in-plant radio stations for
identification of mobile objects or amateur radio
stations, or if any trouble, contact "General Inquiries"
on the last page of this manual.
Cautions on using 5 GHz devices
Using wireless LAN built-into the terminal in 5.2/5.3 GHz
outside is prohibited by the Radio Law.
Channel numbers and frequency bands available in Japan
are as follows.
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Our tests which are in accordance with the procurement
standard of 14 provisions established by the USA Department
of Defense (MIL-STD-810G) are implemented: waterproof
(immersion, wind and rain), dustproof, shock resistant,
vibration resistance, solar radiation resistance, dampproof,
thermal durability (operation at high temperature, storage at
high temperature, operation at low temperature, storage at
low temperature), low pressure durability (storage at low
pressure, operation at low pressure), and salt water durability.
Performance of the terminal is confirmed at under the test
environment, it does not guarantee the operation of actual
use in every situation. Also, it does not guarantee the nondamage and trouble-free.
â What you can do with waterproofness of
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c Swing the terminal about 10 times against a dry, clean
cloth etc. to wipe off any water remaining in the stereo
earphone jack, mouthpiece/microphone, earpiece/
speaker, back side microphone, key, charging jack, etc.
d Wipe off water drained from the terminal with dry, clean
cloth etc., and dry naturally.
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Before using the terminal
The following illustration omits the external connection jack/slot
cap.
Part names and functions
a b c d ef g
op q
a Xi antenna section*1
b Indicator LED
c Proximity sensor/RGB sensor*2
Proximity sensor detects approach of your face, prevents
erroneous operation of the touch panel. RGB sensor senses
ambient light and brightness and automatically adjusts the
display backlight.
d Earpiece/Speaker
e GPS antenna section*1
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Before using the terminal
f
In-camera
Bluetooth/Wi-Fi antenna section*1
Display (Touch panel)
Xi/FOMA antenna*1
Fingerprint sensor
Set the fingerprint operation or unlocking screen locks,
power on/off and set/cancel sleep mode.
Charging jack
Strap hole
External connection jack/slot cap*3
mark
Out-camera
Flash/Light
Back side microphone
Use for reducing noise during a call. Do not cover it.
Slot cap*3
Stereo earphone jack (waterproof)
Microphone
External connection jack
Use for charging, PC connection, etc.
microSD card slot
docomo nano UIM card slot
Power key P
Power on/off and set/cancel sleep mode.
Volume key
Adjust sound volume, or set/cancel Manner mode by
pressing and holding volume down key for 1 second or
more.
*1
*2
*3
It is built-in the terminal. Covering around the antenna by the hand
may affect the quality.
Putting a protective sheet or sticker on the sensor or covering the
sensor with fingers may cause erroneous operation or incorrect
sensing result.
Close the caps firmly to prevent water or dust from entering the
terminal.
A docomo nano UIM card is an IC card that stores user
information, such as the users phone number.
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Before using the terminal
âINFORMATION
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Before using the terminal
â Internal battery life
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Before using the terminal
c Insert the AC adapter power plug into an outlet
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Before using the terminal
b With the side engraved with "B" facing up, insert the
microUSB plug of the AC adapter horizontally into the
external connection jack
c Insert the AC adapter's power plug into an outlet
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Before using the terminal
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Before using the terminal
â Pinch
Touch the screen with two fingers and widen (pinch-out) or
narrow (pinch-in) the fingers distance.
â Flick
Touch the screen and sweep the finger quickly.
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Before using the terminal
Enter characters using software keyboard displayed on the
screen.
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Before using the terminal
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Before using the terminal
âINFORMATION
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Before using the terminal
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Before using the terminal
Handwritten input : Set Overwrite handwritten input
(Numeric keypad, QWERTY keypad), Number of input
boxes or Number of input boxes(Full screen) (Vertical
screen/Horizontal screen), Recognition speed (Auto
confirm ON/Recognition speed), Set lines (Thickness and
Color for NORMAL HANDWRITING/FULL SCREEN
HANDWRITING).
Conversion setting : Set keyboard selection type for
Hiragana/Alphabet/Numeric, Available keyboard, Select
referred application of MENU flick, Input prediction,
Showing prediction candidates before next input,
Learning function, Use half-width space, Auto space
insert, Character delete key, Function key flick guide, Back
key, Auto full screen (horizontal), Hardware keyboard
preferentially, Multi-touch.
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Before using the terminal
3 [GO NEXT]
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Before using the terminal
âINFORMATION
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Before using the terminal
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Before using the terminal
: Software update
: Save an image by screenshot
: Immediately after you reoriented the screen using the
Shake to unrotate function, you shook the terminal twice to
restore the original orientation
: Location providing is ON
: Omakase Lock is set
: Available memory on the terminal is low
: Check for application battery (Detect applications that
consumes battery power)
: Touch and sleep is set
: Error/alert message
: docomo ID settings authentication failure
: Some notifications are not displayed
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Before using the terminal
â Opening the Notification panel
1 Flick the status bar downward
a Status bar
b Panel switch
Tap the panel switch to switch settings.
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Before using the terminal
âINFORMATION
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Before using the terminal
â Capture & Draw
Capture displayed screen to edit as an image or share with
other application.
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Before using the terminal
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Before using the terminal
Set the screen not to react by touch operation.
Press and hold P until the phone options menu
1 appears
2 [Child proof]
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Before using the terminal
docomo LIVE UX
e Dock
Displayed even if the home screen page is changed.
Apps button : Display the application list screen.
On the Home screen, you can add widgets or activate
applications. Flick left or right to switch pages on the Home
screen.
a Widget
Activate widget (Google Search).
b Machi-Chara
Display information such as incoming call and mail
reception.
c Applications
Activate applications.
d Indicator
Indicates the page number of home screens and which
screen you are in.
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docomo LIVE UX
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docomo LIVE UX
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docomo LIVE UX
b Apps/Widgets/Wallpapers (displayed respectively)
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docomo LIVE UX
LAWSON : The official application of LAWSON. You can
display digital membership using your mobile phone as a
member's card, search shops, and find valuable exchange
coupons.
Messenger : A chat application that allows users to send
messages and stamps to friends on Facebook and the mobile
phone.
My Tracker : You can record and check the daily steps,
activity amount, etc.
Play Games : Discover new games, manage record or
score, and enjoy multi-play with people in the world easily.
Play Store : Use Google Play.
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docomo LIVE UX
docomo backup : An application for backing up to/restoring
from "Data Storage BOX" or "microSD card".
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docomo LIVE UX
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docomo LIVE UX
My Magazine is a search service for displaying articles for
categories you selected. It helps to set search words based on
your tendency of articles to read or profile information to
bring them closer to your preference. You can also configure
My Magazine so that it can be customized using notifications,
location information, docomo service contract information,
etc.
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docomo LIVE UX
Calling
1 From the Home screen,
2 [Dial]
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Calling
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Calling
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Calling
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Calling
e Show/hide the dial keypad
Send touch-tone signals (DTMF tones).
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Calling
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History
Display "Outgoing call"/"Incoming call"/"Missed call".
You can check call history.
1 From the Home screen,
2 [Recent calls]
a All tab
Display all incoming and outgoing calls.
b Name or phone number
Tap to make a voice call, send SMS, make a video call,
add to phonebook, display the profile screen, etc.
Touch and hold to edit phone number and call or to
delete from the history.
c Incoming tab
Display received call history only.
d Outgoing tab
Display dialed call history only.
e Voice call button
Make a voice call.
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Calling
Set phone memo or play/delete recorded phone memos.
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Calling
Vibrate on ring : Set whether to vibrate while ringtone is
sounding.
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Calling
You can register phone numbers, email addresses, etc. to the
phonebook. You can contact registered parties through
simple operation.
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Calling
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Calling
e Outgoing button
Make a call.
âINFORMATION
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Calling
Mail/Browser
Send/receive mails using DOCOMO mail address
(@docomo.ne.jp).
Sent/received mails are saved in docomo mail server. You can
transfer mail data easily when the terminal is lost or you
change the model. Additionally, with docomo ID (d account),
you can send, receive and read mail on multiple devices such
as a tablet and PC browser using the same mail address.
For details on docomo mail, refer to NTT DOCOMO website.
the Home screen,
1 From
From here on, follow the onscreen instructions.
You can send and receive text messages with a mobile phone
number as the destination.
* For details on a number of characters that you can send/receive etc,
refer to "Short Message Service (SMS)" on the NTT DOCOMO
website.
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Mail/Browser
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Mail/Browser
Set the SMSC number : Set the message center number.
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Mail/Browser
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Mail/Browser
Confirm before deleting : Display confirmation screen
before deleting.
Confirm before sending : Display confirmation screen
before sending.
â Setting Email account
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Mail/Browser
Area Mail is a service that you can receive Earthquake Early
Warning and Tsunami Warning provided by the
Meteorological Agency, and Disaster/Evacuation information
provided by the nation or local public body without being
affected by the line congestion.
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Mail/Browser
You can view web pages like on a PC using Browser.
On the terminal, Browser can be used over a packet
communication or Wi-Fi connection.
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Mail/Browser
2 [Menu]
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Mail/Browser
âINFORMATION
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Mail/Browser
Applications
In dmenu, you can easily access sites recommended by
DOCOMO or convenient applications.
1 From the Home screen, [d
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Applications
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Applications
You can use Osaifu-Keitai service which allows you to pay
money or to use coupon only by holding the terminal over the
IC card reader in stores etc. and "
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Applications
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Applications
3 [Lock NFC/Osaifu-Keitai]
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Applications
âINFORMATION
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Applications
Copyrights and portrait rights
Avoid reproducing, altering, or editing taken or recorded
pictures or sounds using the terminal without the
copyright holders authorization, because, except for
personal use etc., they are prohibited by the Copyright
law. Avoid using or altering pictures of others without
their consent, because they may infringe on portrait
rights.
Note that taking photos or recordings at some
demonstrations, performances or exhibitions may be
prohibited even when only for personal use.
Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around
you when taking and sending photos using cameraequipped mobile phones.
If you cause the public any trouble using the terminal, you
may be punished under law or regulations (for example,
nuisance prevention ordinance).
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Applications
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Still images/videos that was taken immediately before
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Applications
âINFORMATION
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Applications
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Applications
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Applications
Playing taken videos : Flick left
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Applications
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Applications
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Applications
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Applications
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Applications
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Applications
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Applications
You can manage your schedule.
1 From the Home screen, [
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Applications
âINFORMATION
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Applications
1 From the Home screen,
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Applications
âINFORMATION
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Applications
â Phonebook account copy
Copy phonebook data stored on a Google account to docomo
account.
1 From the Home screen,
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Applications
â Restoring
Restore music files, bookmarks, and other data backed up in
the Data Storage BOX to the terminal.
1 From the Home screen,
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Applications
Settings
You can make various settings in the menu displayed from the
Home screen, tap
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Settings
Touch sounds : Set whether to sound when selecting
menu.
Dial pad touch tones : Set whether to sound when
operating the dial pad.
Side key tones : Set whether to have the terminal make a
sound when pressing the volume key.
Screen locking sounds : Set whether to sound when
setting and canceling screen lock.
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Settings
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Settings
required items
2 Set
Wallpaper : Setting steps
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Settings
1 From the Home screen,
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
3 Set required items
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Settings
Passpoint : Set whether to automatically connect the
available Passport access point when Wi-Fi is ON.
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Settings
2[
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Settings
â Disconnecting VPN
1 Open the Notification panel
2 Select a notification of VPN connecting
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Settings
â Easy settings for Wi-Fi tethering
Register Wi-Fi device supporting AOSSÂ or WPS.
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Settings
Set up about lock.
1 From the Home screen,
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
â Registering fingerprint
Register your fingerprint for authentication.
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Settings
2 [REGISTER]
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Settings
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Settings
â Precautions when using Privacy mode
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Settings
â Privacy mode operation settings (Action
when call received)
Set actions for incoming call or mail.
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Settings
2 [Activate/Deactivate options]
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Settings
â Changing PIN code
Set the PIN code (mark [Lock SIM card]) in advance.
1 From the Home screen,
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Settings
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Settings
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Settings
Set up the location information, Osaifu-Keitai, etc.
1 From the Home screen,
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Settings
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Settings
âINFORMATION
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Settings
You can register or edit your own information.
1 From the Home screen,
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Settings
â Disabling applications
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Settings
Factory data reset : Setting steps
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Settings
Select time zone : Set time zone manually.
Use 24-hour format : Set whether to use 24-hour format.
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Settings
File management
Folders in the internal storage and data saved in each folder
by default are as follows.
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File management
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File management
You can manage data saved in the internal storage and
microSD card (rename/delete/copy/move etc. folders and
files).
1 From the Home screen, [KSfilemanager]
2 Touch and hold a folder/file
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File management
Data communication
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Data communication
1 From the Home screen,
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Data communication
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Data communication
NFC is an abbreviation for Near Field Communication and a
short range wireless communication method of international
standard defined by ISO (International Organization for
Standardization). You can use a contactless IC card function,
Reader/Writer function, P2P function, etc.
You can send/receive data to/from another NFC compatible
device using NFC function.
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Data communication
External device connection
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External device connection
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External device connection
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External device connection
International roaming
With the international roaming (WORLD WING), you can use
the terminal without changing phone number or mail address
in the service area of the overseas network operator affiliated
with DOCOMO. You can use Phone and SMS without
changing settings.
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International roaming
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International roaming
â Setting Network operators
By default, the terminal is set to automatically search and
switch to an available network. To switch network manually,
perform the following operations.
1 From the Home screen,
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International roaming
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International roaming
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International roaming
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International roaming
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support starts when you are
5 Remote
connected
Reset the terminal to the default state. All installed
applications and saved data to the terminal, for the most part,
however, are deleted.
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â Cautions
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Display
Image
pickup
device
Type
Organic electroluminescence
Size
Approx. 5.0 inch
Number of
colors
16777216 colors
Resolution
720 (H) 1280 (V) pixels (HD)
Type
Out-camera : Backsideillumination CMOS
In-camera : Back-illuminated
CMOS
Size
Number of effective pixels
Still picture recording size
Out-camera : 1/4.0 inch
In-camera : 1/6.9 inch
Video recording size
Out-camera : Approx. 8.1
million pixels
In-camera : Approx. 2.4 million
pixels
Videos
Wireless LAN
Out-camera : Up to approx. 6.0
x (80 levels)
Bluetooth
Out-camera : Up to approx. 6.0
x (80 levels)
Out-camera :
FullHD 1920 1080
Fit screen 1280 720
Mobile email 640 480
In-camera:
FullHD 1920 1080
Fit screen 1280 720
Mobile email 640 480
Number of recording pixels Out-camera : Approx. 8.0
million pixels
(Max.)
In-camera : Approx. 2.1 million
pixels
Digital zoom Still image
Out-camera :
8M maximum pixels
3264 2448
6M wide 3264 1840
SNS 2048 1536
FullHD 1920 1080
Mobile email 640 480
In-camera:
2M maximum pixels
1920 1080
1.7M 1520 1152
Mobile email 640 480
IEEE802.11a/b/g/n
compatible*5
Version
4.1*6
Output
power class 1
Supported
profile*7
HFP, HSP, DUN, OPP, SPP,
HID, A2DP, AVRCP, PBAP,
PAN*8, HDP, ANP, FMP, PASP,
PXP, TIP, HOGP
Earphone/microphone jack
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*1
*2
*3
*4
*5
*6
*7
*8
Continuous stand-by time indicates the estimated stand-by time
when radio signal reception is normal. Stationary continuous standby time indicates the estimated average operation time when radio
signal reception is normal.
Due to internal battery charging condition, function settings,
operating environment such as ambient temperature, radio wave
conditions in the area of use (the radio waves are weak or absent),
etc. stand-by time may be reduced to about half.
Activating applications also reduces call (communication)/standby time even if you do not call or use the Internet.
Continuous call time indicates the estimated time that the phone
can send or receive radio waves normally.
Charging time indicates the estimated time for firstly charging an
empty internal battery with the terminal turned OFF for
approximately 10 minutes, and then charging with the terminal
turned ON. When the temperature is high or low, it takes a long
time for charging.
2.4 GHz/5 GHz are supported for IEEE 802.11n.
It is confirmed that the terminal and all Bluetooth devices are
compliant with Bluetooth standards designated by Bluetooth SIG,
and they are authenticated. However, procedures may differ or data
transfer may not be possible depending on the device's
characteristics or specifications.
These are created by standardizing connection procedures for
Bluetooth communications according to individual product
properties.
The terminal supports PAN-NAP and PANU.
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â Available files for the terminal
You can create, view and edit (save) the following files using
the "WPS Office" application in the terminal.
Type/Extension
Document file
(Writer)
.wps
Create
View
Edit
(Save)
*1
*2
*3
*4
*5
*6
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You can save selected format from either .doc/.docx/.pdf/.txt.
You can save selected format from any of .et/.xls/.xlsx/.csv/.pdf.
Macro program operation is not supported.
Converted to .pptx when saved.
Output is available from the print screen of Writer/Spreadsheets.
Output is available from the save screen of Writer/print screen of
Spreadsheet.
Appendix/Index
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
of Mobile Phones
This model 0 mobile phone complies with Japanese
technical regulations and international guidelines regarding
exposure to radio waves.
This mobile phone was designed in observance of Japanese
technical regulations regarding exposure to radio waves *1
and limits to exposure to radio waves recommended by a set
of equivalent international guidelines. This set of international
guidelines was set out by the International Commission on
Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP), which is in
collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), and
the permissible limits include a substantial safety margin
designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age
and health condition.
The technical regulations and international guidelines set out
limits for radio waves as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR,
which is the value of absorbed energy in any 10 grams of
tissue over a 6-minute period. The SAR limit for mobile phones
is 2.0 W/kg. The highest SAR value for this mobile phone when
tested for use at the ear is 0.56 W/kg*2 and when worn on the
body is 0. W/kg*3. There may be slight differences between
the SAR levels for each product, but they all satisfy the limit.
The actual SAR of this mobile phone while operating can be
well below that indicated above. This is due to automatic
changes to the power level of the device to ensure it only uses
the minimum required to reach the network. Therefore in
general, the closer you are to a base station, the lower the
power output of the device.
This mobile phone can be used in positions other than against
your ear. Please keep the mobile phone farther than 1.5 cm
away from your body by using such as a carrying case or a
wearable accessory without including any metals. This mobile
phone satisfies the technical regulations and international
guidelines.
The World Health Organization has stated that "a large number
of studies have been performed over the last two decades to
assess whether mobile phones pose a potential health risk. To
date, no adverse health effects have been established as being
caused by mobile phone use."
Please refer to the WHO website if you would like more
detailed information.
http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-emf/publications/
facts_press/fact_english.htm
Please refer to the websites listed below if you would like more
detailed information regarding SAR.
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Website:
http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/e/sys/ele/index.htm
Association of Radio Industries and Businesses Website:
http://www.arib-emf.org/01denpa/denpa02-02.html (in
Japanese only)
NTT DOCOMO, INC. Website:
https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/product/sar/
FUJITSU LIMITED Website:
http://www.fmworld.net/product/phone/sar/ (in Japanese
only)
*1 Technical regulations are defined by the Ministerial
Ordinance Related to Radio Law (Article 14-2 of Radio
Equipment Regulations).
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*2
*3
In regards to methods of measuring SAR when using
mobile phones having multiple wireless devices to be
able to function simultaneously at the ear, in July of 2015,
a portion of advisory 118 was reported on based upon the
Information and Communications Council. SAR value
when evaluated based on the report is also under the SAR
limit.
Including other radio systems that can be simultaneously
used with Xi/FOMA.
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This product and its accessories may be under coverage of the
Export Administration Regulations of Japan ("Foreign
Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Laws" and the related
laws and regulations). And, they may be also under coverage
of Export Administration Regulations of the U.S. When
exporting and reexporting this product and its accessories,
take necessary procedures on your responsibility and
expense. For details, contact Ministry of Economy, Trade and
Industry of Japan or US Department of Commerce.
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White balance ................................................................86
Automatic video recording ..............................................89
Adjust flicker ..................................................................89
Auto focus ......................................................................89
White balance ................................................................89
Automatically lock ......................................................... 116
Auto-rotate screen ......................................................... 105
Back side microphone ......................................................27
Backup & reset ............................................................... 134
Automatic restore....................................................... 134
Back up my data ......................................................... 134
Backup account........................................................... 134
Factory data reset ....................................................... 160
Battery............................................................................. 107
Battery life ......................................................................30
Charging.........................................................................29
Battery saver .................................................................. 107
Battery usage ................................................................. 107
Best view adjust............................................................. 105
Blue light cut mode........................................................ 105
Bluetooth antenna section...............................................27
Bluetooth communication ............................................ 140
Canceling connection................................................. 142
Connecting .................................................................. 141
Function ON/OFF ........................................................ 140
Pair setting .................................................................. 141
Renaming .................................................................... 142
Sending/Receiving data ............................................. 141
Unpairing .................................................................... 142
Bluetooth Low Energy................................................... 142
Alert Notification ........................................................ 142
Alert Notification Detail Setting ................................ 142
Find Me Ringtone........................................................ 142
Proximity...................................................................... 142
Time ............................................................................. 142
Bluetooth tethering ........................................................ 115
Bookmarks......................................................................... 76
Deleting.......................................................................... 76
Editing ............................................................................ 76
Registering..................................................................... 76
Brightness........................................................................ 105
Automatic brightness.................................................. 105
Super clear mode........................................................ 105
Browser.............................................................................. 75
Accessibility................................................................... 77
Advanced ....................................................................... 77
Bandwidth management .............................................. 77
Bookmark....................................................................... 76
Displaying ...................................................................... 75
General........................................................................... 77
Highlight & Copy........................................................... 77
History............................................................................ 76
Incognito tab.................................................................. 75
Labs ................................................................................ 77
Link operation................................................................ 76
Opening new browser window.................................... 75
Print ................................................................................ 77
Privacy & security ......................................................... 77
Save image .................................................................... 77
Screen operation........................................................... 75
Settings .......................................................................... 77
Calculator........................................................................... 98
Call forwarding service..................................................... 64
Call mode setting.............................................................. 65
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Call notification .................................................................64
Call waiting........................................................................64
Caller ID display request service......................................64
Camera ...............................................................................83
Automatic still image shooting ....................................86
Automatic video recording ...........................................89
Cautions on shooting ....................................................83
Continuous shooting.....................................................85
Panorama shooting .......................................................86
Shooting settings for still image ..................................87
Shooting settings for video ..........................................89
Still image shooting ......................................................85
Video shooting...............................................................88
Capture & Draw.................................................................47
Change password .......................................................... 116
Change Security code.................................................... 116
Change unlock pattern .................................................. 116
Character entry..................................................................35
Common phrase utility .................................................39
Dictionary utility ............................................................39
Editing text .....................................................................39
Keyboard ........................................................................35
Setting ............................................................................38
Voice input .....................................................................36
Charging.............................................................................29
AC adapter .....................................................................31
Charging adapter...........................................................30
Desktop holder...............................................................30
PC....................................................................................32
Precautions ....................................................................29
Charging jack.....................................................................27
Child proof .........................................................................49
Clearing credentials ....................................................... 122
Clock...................................................................................96
Alarm.............................................................................. 97
Stopwatch...................................................................... 97
Timer .............................................................................. 97
World clock .................................................................... 96
Customize screen.............................................................. 48
Data communication/Airplane mode ........................... 112
Data enabled ................................................................... 112
Data roaming................................................................... 148
Data usage....................................................................... 112
Date .................................................................................. 135
Date & time ..................................................................... 135
Automatic date & time................................................ 135
Automatic time zone................................................... 135
Select time zone .......................................................... 136
Set date ........................................................................ 135
Set time........................................................................ 135
Use 24-hour format..................................................... 136
Daydream ........................................................................ 107
Decline call......................................................................... 60
Default SMS app ............................................................. 130
Device administrators .................................................... 116
Device management....................................................... 133
Dial pad touch tones....................................................... 103
Display ............................................................................... 27
Switching the portrait/landscape view........................ 34
Display & Wallpaper ....................................................... 104
dmarket.............................................................................. 78
dmenu ................................................................................ 78
docomo backup................................................................. 99
Backing up to/Restoring from microSD card .............. 99
Backup/restore to docomo cloud............................... 100
Phonebook account copy ........................................... 100
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docomo LIVE UX ...............................................................50
docomo mail......................................................................69
docomo nano UIM card ....................................................27
Installing.........................................................................28
Removing .......................................................................28
Security code ........................................................ 29, 117
docomo nano UIM card slot.............................................27
docomo service/cloud ................................................... 132
AUTO-GPS .................................................................. 132
docomo apps management....................................... 132
docomo apps password............................................. 132
docomo cloud ............................................................. 132
docomo ID settings .................................................... 132
docomo location information.................................... 132
docomo service initial settings.................................. 132
Open source licenses ................................................. 132
Osusume App ............................................................. 132
Profile setting.............................................................. 132
Remote Initialization Service ..................................... 132
Send device error information .................................. 132
Switch USB debugging.............................................. 132
Double-tap .........................................................................33
Drag ....................................................................................33
Draining water...................................................................24
Early warning "Area Mail"................................................74
Earphone Launcher ........................................................ 130
Earpiece..............................................................................26
Easy data transfer support...............................................41
Easy settings for Wi-Fi tethering .................................. 115
AOSS system .............................................................. 115
WPS system ................................................................ 115
Editing text ........................................................................39
Email .................................................................................. 71
Account settings............................................................ 73
Backup............................................................................ 73
Creating.......................................................................... 71
Deleting.......................................................................... 72
Displaying ...................................................................... 72
Forwarding .................................................................... 72
General settings ............................................................ 72
Mail account settings.................................................... 71
Receiving ....................................................................... 72
Reply all ......................................................................... 72
Replying ......................................................................... 72
Restore ........................................................................... 73
Sending.......................................................................... 71
Settings .......................................................................... 72
Emergency mode .............................................................. 34
Encrypt phone ................................................................. 128
Encrypt SD card .............................................................. 128
Encryption settings......................................................... 128
English ............................................................................. 129
English guidance............................................................... 64
Error messages ............................................................... 158
Export Administration Regulations .............................. 173
External connection jack .................................................. 27
External device connection............................................ 144
Connecting with a PC.................................................. 144
Connecting with a printer using cloud print ............. 144
Connecting with a Wi-Fi printer ................................. 145
Displaying on Wi-Fi Miracast device ......................... 146
External storage.............................................................. 137
Factory reset.................................................................... 160
FAQ................................................................................... 153
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File operations................................................................ 139
Fingerprint authentication ............................................ 119
Authentication ............................................................ 121
Deleting ....................................................................... 121
Precautions ......................................................... 119, 120
Registering .................................................................. 121
Fingerprint sensor.............................................................27
Flash ...................................................................................27
Flick ....................................................................................34
FOMA antenna section .....................................................27
Font settings................................................................... 129
Font size.......................................................................... 128
Gallery ................................................................................90
Glove touch .................................................................... 130
Gmail ..................................................................................73
Displaying ......................................................................73
Google Maps .....................................................................95
Google Play........................................................................78
Google Search ...................................................................98
Handwritten input.............................................................35
Hiding recently used applications ................................ 126
Highlight & Copy...............................................................47
Hold ....................................................................................60
Home screen......................................................................50
Adding ............................................................................52
Back to app list...............................................................51
Back up and restore.......................................................56
Create folder ..................................................................50
Customizing ...................................................................50
Deleting ..........................................................................52
Disabling applications .................................................. 51
Home screens................................................................ 52
Kisekae ........................................................................... 51
Remove from Home...................................................... 51
Setting Machi-Chara ..................................................... 51
Wallpaper....................................................................... 51
Homescreen selector ........................................................ 48
Icon..................................................................................... 42
Back icon........................................................................ 42
History icon.................................................................... 42
Home icon...................................................................... 42
Navigation bar............................................................... 42
Notification icon ............................................................ 43
Slide display icon .......................................................... 42
Status bar....................................................................... 43
Status icon ..................................................................... 44
iD application .................................................................... 82
In-camera ........................................................................... 27
Indicator LED .............................................................. 26, 42
Initial settings.................................................................... 40
Install certificates............................................................ 122
Intellectual Property Right ............................................. 173
Intelligent color adjust ................................................... 105
Internal storage............................................................... 137
International call (WORLD CALL) .................................... 60
International roaming (WORLD WING)......................... 147
Network service........................................................... 152
Settings for making/receiving calls............................ 151
Internet call........................................................................ 65
Interruptions.................................................................... 103
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Language/Text/Input..................................................... 128
Launcher setting ............................................................ 130
Light ...................................................................................27
Location data/GPS............................................................93
Settings ..........................................................................95
Lock screen ........................................................................46
Screen wallpaper........................................................ 105
Lock & Security .............................................................. 116
Playing music/video...................................................... 92
Purchasing from dmarket............................................. 93
Messaging ......................................................................... 69
Microphone ....................................................................... 27
microSD card................................................................... 137
Connected as a camera (PTP)..................................... 144
Connected as a media device (MTP) ......................... 144
Erasing data................................................................. 134
Format.......................................................................... 134
Installing ...................................................................... 138
Operation from a PC ................................................... 144
Removing..................................................................... 138
microSD card slot ............................................................. 27
microSD password ......................................................... 118
Miracast ........................................................................... 146
Missed call LED ............................................................... 103
Multi-connection............................................................. 110
My Magazine ..................................................................... 57
My physical profile.......................................................... 133
My profile........................................................................... 68
Mail........................................................................69, 71, 73
Make passwords visible ................................................ 116
Make pattern visible ...................................................... 116
Manner mode ................................................................. 104
Manner mode ............................................................. 104
Manner mode (Alarm)................................................ 104
Manner mode (Silent) ................................................ 104
Original manner.......................................................... 104
Maps...................................................................................95
Material ..............................................................................13
Media Player ......................................................................91
Play list ...........................................................................93
Navigation bar................................................................... 42
Network Mode ................................................................ 149
Network operators ......................................................... 149
Network security code ................................................... 117
Network service ................................................................ 64
NFC communication ....................................................... 143
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai Lock .................................................... 82
Canceling ....................................................................... 82
Notification icon................................................................ 43
Notification LED .............................................................. 103
Notification panel ............................................................. 44
Panel switch................................................................... 45
Kazashite-Link compatible service ........................... 80, 81
Keep lit when held ......................................................... 106
Key misoperation support............................................. 136
Keyboard............................................................................35
External keyboard..........................................................40
Handwritten input..........................................................35
Numeric keypad.............................................................35
QWERTY keypad............................................................35
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Notification sound ......................................................... 102
Notifying caller ID ...................................................... 58, 64
Nuisance call blocking service .........................................64
Numeric keypad ......................................................... 35, 37
Flick input .......................................................................37
Gesture input .................................................................37
Numeric keypad input...................................................37
2-touch input..................................................................38
Open source software ................................................... 175
Osaifu-Keitai ......................................................................80
Lock Setting ...................................................................81
Precautions on using.....................................................80
Osaifu-Keitai service .........................................................80
Out-camera ........................................................................27
Owner info ...................................................................... 116
Pan......................................................................................33
Password manager ........................................................ 121
Pedometer ...................................................................... 131
Phone .................................................................................58
Add wait .........................................................................58
Add 2-sec pause ............................................................58
Call settings....................................................................64
Call volume ....................................................................61
Caller ID notification............................................... 58, 64
Emergency call ..............................................................59
Making a call ..................................................................58
Receiving a call ..............................................................60
Select prefix ...................................................................58
Phone memo .....................................................................64
ON/OFF ...........................................................................64
Phone memo list ........................................................... 64
Recording....................................................................... 60
Settings .......................................................................... 64
Phone ringtone................................................................ 102
Phonebook......................................................................... 66
Deleting.......................................................................... 67
Editing ............................................................................ 67
Exporting ....................................................................... 68
Favorites ........................................................................ 67
Importing ....................................................................... 68
Index............................................................................... 66
My profile....................................................................... 68
Phonebook list............................................................... 66
Profile screen................................................................. 67
Registering group ......................................................... 67
Registration ................................................................... 66
Search ............................................................................ 66
Using Group .................................................................. 67
Picture correction............................................................ 105
PIN code........................................................................... 117
Changing...................................................................... 127
Input ............................................................................. 127
Setting.......................................................................... 126
Pinch................................................................................... 34
Play Store .......................................................................... 78
Deleting application ...................................................... 79
Installing application..................................................... 79
Playing video ..................................................................... 91
Pointer speed .................................................................. 128
Power button instantly locks......................................... 116
Power key .......................................................................... 27
Pre-installed applications................................................. 53
Print.................................................................................. 144
Privacy mode................................................................... 123
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Action for app notifications ....................................... 125
Action when call received.......................................... 125
Action when mail received ........................................ 125
Activate/Deactivate options ....................................... 125
Activating .................................................................... 126
Browser ....................................................................... 125
Browser setting........................................................... 125
Deactivating ................................................................ 126
Dictionary for predictive text input ........................... 125
Home ........................................................................... 125
Home setting............................................................... 125
Phonebook setting...................................................... 124
Phonebook/History ..................................................... 124
Picture.......................................................................... 125
Picture setting ............................................................. 125
Precautions ................................................................. 124
Privacy mode settings................................................ 124
Receive indicator ........................................................ 125
Profile .............................................................................. 133
Proximity sensor ...............................................................26
Public mode (power OFF) settings ..................................64
PUK code......................................................................... 118
QR code reader..................................................................90
Reading ..........................................................................90
QWERTY keypad ...............................................................35
Recent calls........................................................................63
Recommended applications.............................................56
Reject SMS ........................................................................65
Rejecting calls with SMS..................................................60
Remote operation settings ..................................... 64, 152
Reset ................................................................................ 160
Reverb suppression .......................................................... 65
RGB sensor ........................................................................ 26
Roaming settings............................................................ 151
Network service (overseas) ........................................ 152
SAR................................................................................... 169
Schedule ............................................................................ 96
Displaying ...................................................................... 96
Registering..................................................................... 96
Screen lock
Lock .............................................................................. 118
Locking........................................................................... 45
Security unlock preference......................................... 118
Unlock ............................................................................ 46
Screen lock sound........................................................... 103
Screen timeout................................................................ 106
Screenshot......................................................................... 34
SD card and storage area............................................... 134
Mount SD card ............................................................ 134
Total space................................................................... 134
Unmount SD card ....................................................... 134
SD card password settings ............................................ 123
Authenticate password............................................... 123
Change password ....................................................... 123
Delete password.......................................................... 123
Forcibly delete password ........................................... 123
Registering password ................................................. 123
Search ................................................................................ 98
Google Search............................................................... 98
Voice Search.................................................................. 98
Second call settings.......................................................... 64
Security unlock preference ............................................ 118
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Fingerprint................................................................... 118
Password..................................................................... 118
Pattern ......................................................................... 118
Security code .............................................................. 118
Touch/Swipe ............................................................... 118
Set up SIM/RUIM card lock........................................... 126
Setting menu.................................................................. 102
Shake to unrotate .......................................................... 105
Shooting settings for still image .....................................87
Camera Mode ................................................................87
Display grid ....................................................................88
Flash ...............................................................................87
HDR mode ......................................................................87
Location..........................................................................88
Picture Size.....................................................................87
Save ................................................................................88
SelfTimer........................................................................87
Switch camera ...............................................................87
Touch shutter.................................................................88
Shooting settings for video .............................................89
Camera Mode ................................................................89
Light................................................................................89
Movie Size......................................................................89
Saving location ..............................................................89
Switch camera ...............................................................89
Side key tones ................................................................ 103
SIM unlock ...................................................................... 175
Sleep................................................................................ 106
Sleep mode........................................................................45
Slide....................................................................................33
Slide display ............................................................. 43, 131
Slide spot ...........................................................................46
Slide to activate camera................................................ 116
Slide-in function ....................................................... 46, 130
Slide-in launcher ............................................................... 46
Slot cap .............................................................................. 27
Smart Lock ...................................................................... 121
SMS.................................................................................... 69
Creating.......................................................................... 69
Deleting.......................................................................... 70
Displaying ...................................................................... 70
Forwarding .................................................................... 70
Receiving ....................................................................... 69
Replying ......................................................................... 70
Sending.......................................................................... 69
Setting............................................................................ 70
Software Update............................................................. 162
Sound at start charging ................................................. 102
Sound/Vibration/LED..................................................... 102
Speaker .............................................................................. 26
Specifications .................................................................. 165
Spell checker ................................................................... 128
Status bar .......................................................................... 43
Status icon......................................................................... 44
Stereo earphone jack........................................................ 27
Still image shooting screen ............................................. 84
Stopping packet connection.......................................... 112
Storage ............................................................................ 137
Storage type.................................................................... 122
Strap hole .......................................................................... 27
Super ATOK ULTIAS Settings ......................................... 38
Initialize .......................................................................... 39
Operation sound/Vibrate .............................................. 38
Super ATOK ULTIAS settings
Conversion setting ........................................................ 39
Design ............................................................................ 39
Handwritten input ......................................................... 39
Numeric keypad ............................................................ 38
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QWERTY keypad............................................................38
Set selection list.............................................................39
ULTIAS Feature select...................................................38
Utility ..............................................................................39
Swipe .................................................................................33
Switching input method ..................................................38
Tap......................................................................................33
Task manager ....................................................................48
Tethering......................................................................... 114
Bluetooth tethering .................................................... 115
Easy settings ............................................................... 115
USB tethering ............................................................. 114
Wi-Fi tethering ............................................................ 114
Text-to-speech output ........................................... 128, 136
Time................................................................................. 135
ToruCa................................................................................82
Touch and hold..................................................................33
Touch panel .......................................................................27
Notes ..............................................................................33
Using ..............................................................................33
Touch sounds ................................................................. 103
Touch-tone signals............................................................62
Trademarks..................................................................... 173
Troubleshooting............................................................. 153
Trusted credentials ........................................................ 122
Turn off sound when flipped......................................... 102
Turning power off .............................................................32
Turning power on .............................................................32
Unknown sources .......................................................... 126
Unlocking PIN lock......................................................... 127
USB tethering.................................................................. 114
Useful tools ..................................................................... 130
Using overseas................................................................ 147
After returning to Japan ............................................. 152
Checking ...................................................................... 147
Communication services ............................................ 147
Making a call in the country you stay........................ 150
Receiving a call in the country you stay.................... 150
Settings ........................................................................ 148
Vibrate on touch ............................................................. 102
Vibrate when ringing...................................................... 102
Video call
Making a call.................................................................. 58
Receiving a call.............................................................. 60
Video correction.............................................................. 105
Video shooting screen...................................................... 84
Viewing still image ........................................................... 91
Virtual Private Network ................................................. 113
Voice adjusting ................................................................. 61
Voice input ........................................................................ 36
Voice Search...................................................................... 98
Setting.......................................................................... 129
Voicemail service .............................................................. 64
Volume key........................................................................ 27
Volumes........................................................................... 103
VPN .................................................................................. 113
Adding.......................................................................... 113
Connecting................................................................... 113
Disconnecting.............................................................. 114
Warranty .......................................................................... 160
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Waterproofness/Dustproofness, shock resistance ........20
Wi-Fi ................................................................................ 107
Adding ......................................................................... 109
Advanced settings ...................................................... 111
Connecting .................................................................. 108
Deleting ....................................................................... 109
Easy Settings .............................................................. 109
Scanning ..................................................................... 108
Wi-Fi Auto ON/OFF ..................................................... 110
Wi-Fi antenna section .......................................................27
Wi-Fi Direct ..................................................................... 110
Wi-Fi Easy Settings ........................................................ 109
AOSS system .............................................................. 109
WPS system ................................................................ 109
Wi-Fi sleep policy ........................................................... 111
Wi-Fi tethering................................................................ 114
WORLD CALL.....................................................................60
WORLD WING................................................................. 147
Xi antenna section ..................................................... 26, 27
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Use mobile phone with your manners!
Remember to be courteous to others when you use your
terminal.
187
Functions designed for public use
Your terminal has a number of useful functions designed for
public use, such as a setting that instructs your terminal not
to answer incoming calls and the ability to set the terminal
for silent operation.
188
Online Procedures, Confirmation of Subscription, etc.
General Inquiries
0120-005-250 (toll free)
* Service available in: English, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
(Business hours : 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.)
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
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