LG Electronics USA L01F Cellular/PCS GSM and Cellular WCDMA Phone with WLAN, Bluetooth and RFID User Manual DS1203 UG forCE FCC 130509

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How to Use this Manual
• Any reprint of this manual is prohibited.
• This manual is subject to change without
prior notice.
• "This terminal" indicates "DS1203" in this
manual. Please keep this in mind.
Explanation of operations
The selection operations of those icons and
items displayed on the touch screen are
described below in this manual.
Description
Operation description
"Application"
on the Home
screen
on the Home screen.
Tap
• The icons on the Home
screen are explained below.
: Phone
: sp モードメール
(sp-mode mail)
: Internet
: Application
"Settings"
on the Home
screen
at the bottom of
Tap
the screen, and then tap
"Settings" from the displayed
Option menu.
Description
Operation description
"Activate" X
"Accept"
Tap "Activate" displayed on
the screen, and then tap
"Accept".
Touch and
hold down
Tap and hold the displayed
on the screen for 1 to 2
seconds.
Note
• The operations described in this manual
are followed by the default settings
of the Home screen where the Home
Selector is set to docomo Palette UI .
If the contents of the Home screen are
changed, the operation description may
differ.
• Images used in this manual may differ
from those on this terminal.
Contents / Precautions
Contents
How to Use this Manual ………………………… 3
Before Using this Terminal ……………………… 7
Safety Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE
PRECAUTIONS) …………………………………… 9
Handling and Care ………………………………… 23
Conrmation and Settings before
Using ……………………………………… 31
Part Names and Functions ……………………… 31
miniUIM ……………………………………………… 33
Charging ……………………………………………… 34
Turning ON/OFF the Power……………………… 40
Basic Operations …………………………………… 42
Initial Settings ……………………………………… 55
Notification LED …………………………………… 62
Screen Display/Icons …………………………… 63
Contents / Precautions
docomo Palette UI ……………………… 70
Viewing the Home Screen ………………………… 70
Home Screen Management …………………… 71
Viewing the Application Screen ……………… 75
Manage Applications ……………………………… 82
Group Management ……………………………… 83
Searching Applications on this Terminal and
Website ……………………………………………………… 85
Switching Application Screen Display ……… 85
Installing Recommends Application ………… 86
Home Application Information ………………… 86
Calling ……………………………………… 88
Making a Call ………………………………………… 88
Receiving a Call …………………………………… 92
Operations during a Call ………………………… 93
Call Log ……………………………………………… 94
Call Settings/Other ……………………………… 97
Phonebook …………………………………………… 99
Mail / Web Browser ………………… 108
sp モードメール (sp-mode mail) ………………
SMS …………………………………………………
Email …………………………………………………
Gmail …………………………………………………
Early Warning "Area Mail" ………………………
Browser ……………………………………………
Google Chrome ……………………………………
Google Talk ………………………………………
108
108
110
114
115
116
120
120
Settings ………………………………… 122
Settings Menu ……………………………………
WIRELESS & NETWORKS ……………………
DEVICE ………………………………………………
PERSONAL…………………………………………
SYSTEM ……………………………………………
122
122
128
136
143
File Management ……………………… 147
File Operation ……………………………………
Folder and File Operations ……………………
Infrared Communication ………………………
Bluetooth Communication ……………………
External Device Connection …………………
147
149
150
152
157
Application ……………………………… 160
dmenu ………………………………………………
dmarket ……………………………………………
Play Store …………………………………………
Osaifu-Keitai ………………………………………
mobacas ……………………………………………
1Seg …………………………………………………
Camera ………………………………………………
Gallery ………………………………………………
Media Player ………………………………………
GPS/Navigation …………………………………
Alarm / Clock ………………………………………
Calendar ……………………………………………
Calculator …………………………………………
SmartWorld ………………………………………
Polaris Office ………………………………………
Backing up Data and Settings ………………
7notes with mazec-T ……………………………
Notebook ……………………………………………
160
160
161
163
167
173
183
189
191
200
205
208
209
210
210
211
216
219
Contents / Precautions
Using Overseas ……………………… 220
Overview of International Roaming
(WORLD WING)………………………………………
Available Services ………………………………
Confirming before Using ………………………
How to Make and Receive Calls at your
Destination…………………………………………
Settings for Network Connection at
Overseas ………………………………………………
220
221
221
224
227
Appendix / Index ……………………… 229
Introduction of Options and Related
Devices …………………………………………… 229
Samples …………………………………………… 229
Troubleshooting (FAQs) ……………………… 230
Smartphone Anshin Remote Support ……… 241
Warranty and After-Sales Service ………… 241
Updating Software ……………………………… 244
Updating LG Software ………………………… 249
Main Specifications …………………………… 254
Specic Absorption Rate (SAR) of Mobile
Phones ………………………………………………… 257
Radio Frequency (RF) Signals ……………… 259
Recognition and Conformity ………………… 261
Declaration of Conformity …………………… 262
Important Safety Information ………………… 263
Export Administration Regulations ………… 265
Intellectual Property Right …………………… 265
Contents / Precautions
Unlocking SIM …………………………………… 268
Index ………………………………………………… 269
Before Using this Terminal
• This terminal supports LTE, W-CDMA, GSM/
GPRS and wireless LAN systems.
• Because this terminal operates using radio
frequencies, it cannot be used inside a tunnel,
underground, in a building or other locations
where radio waves do not reach this terminal,
in locations with weak radio wave condition, or
outside of the Xi or FOMA service areas. The
Xi or FOMA services may not be available on
high upper floors of high-rise apartments or
buildings, even if you can see no obstructions
around you. On occasion, the communication
may become disconnected even in areas with
strong signal, even if you are not moving, or
even if there are 4 wave-level bars on this
terminal's display.
• Because this terminal operates using radio
waves, there are possibilities that a third
party intercepts your telephone call. However,
LTE, W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS systems
support the privacy function to all telephone
calls automatically. Therefore, even a third
party intercepts your telephone call, the third
party can only hear the noise.
• Because this terminal conducts wireless
communication by transforming sound into
digital signal, the received sound may differ
from the actual one if the transmitted digital
signal cannot properly be restored according
to conditions such as moving into a poor
signal area.
• This terminal can be operated in Xi area,
FOMA Plus-Areas and FOMA HIGH-SPEED
Areas.
• Keep a separate record of any information
stored on this terminal and store the copies
in a safe location. DOCOMO assumes no
responsibility for the loss of any of your data
from malfunction or repair of this terminal,
changing to new terminal etc.
• Depending on the application, this terminal's
performance can be unstable or your location
information and the registered information to
this terminal might be sent outside via the
Internet and might be at risk of being used
for fraud. To avoid this, make sure to conrm
the source and the operating condition of the
application to use.
• It is recommended to save your important
data to microSD card.
• This terminal does not support accessing the
i-mode site (programs) and i- Îą ppli, etc.
Contents / Precautions
• This terminal automatically performs
communication for some functions, for
example, to synchronize data, update the
latest software, maintain connection with the
server, etc. When you download applications
or watch movies etc., a large amount of
packet communication is executed. Therefore,
it is highly recommended to use packet flatrate service.
• This terminal does not support Pubic mode
(driving mode).
• You cannot mute audio for Area Mail and
sounds other than ringtone and notication
sound (shutter sound, replaying video, playing
music, alarm etc.) even this terminal is set to
"Vibrate only" or "Silent".
• You can confirm your own phone number as
follows.
X "Settings" X
From the Home screen,
"About phone" X "Phone identity".
• You can confirm the software version of this
terminal as follows.
X "Settings" X
From the Home screen,
"About phone" X "Software information".
• You can update the software of this terminal.
Refer to "Updating Software" (P244) for
detailed information.
Contents / Precautions
• In order to improve the quality of this terminal,
sometimes the OS is upgraded through
software updates. Therefore, it is required
to always use the latest version of OS. Also,
applications may not be able to use any
longer if the OS is old, or problems may occur.
• This terminal uses only miniUIM. Bring
your UIM/FOMA card to a docomo Shop to
exchange it.
• Set screen lock or password for this
terminal so that other people cannot use.
Refer to "Lock screen" (P131) for detailed
information.
• In case of loss, please change your password
of each service account on PC to prevent
others from using Google service such as
Google Talk, Gmail, Google Play, etc.
• The Google applications and services are
subject to change without prior notice.
• Please read the terms of service of Google
Inc. regarding Google services. Also, read
each terms of services for other web
services.
• This terminal does not support service
providers other than sp-mode, mopera U or
Business mopera Internet.
• This terminal does not support 64K data
communication.
• Backup your data such as images, videos and
music on PC. For details about connection
method, refer to "File Management" (P147)
and "External Device Connection" (P157).
Also, it is recommended to use various on-line
data backup services.
• Packet communication fee differs when using
tethering depending on the plan. Packet flatrate service is highly recommended.
• Subscription to sp-mode is required when
using tethering.
• mobacas is a service using communication.
Therefore, packet communication fee is
charged when using this service. It is highly
recommended to use packet flat-rate service.
• By connecting this terminal with HDMI
Conversion Cable L01 (optional) or
commercially available MHL Cable, you can
display the saved photos and videos on
TV. Also, you can watch mobacas on TV.
However, the receiving sensitivity might be
bad (poor TV reception) due to noise when
watching mobacas on TV.
* 1Seg does not correspond to output
motion picture by HDMI connection due to
copy right protection.
• For detailed information about fees, refer to
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/.
Safety Precautions (ALWAYS
FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS)
■ Before using this terminal, read these
"Safety Precautions" carefully so that you
can use it properly. After reading the safety
precautions, keep this manual in a safe place
for later reference.
■ These precautions are intended to protect
you and others around you. Read and follow
them carefully to avoid injury, damage to the
product or damage to property.
■ The signs below indicate the levels of danger
or damage that may occur if the particular
precautions are not observed.
DANGER
This sign indicates that
incorrect handling has a
high possibility of causing
death or serious injury.
WARNING
This sign indicates that
incorrect handling poses
a risk of causing death or
serious injury.
Contents / Precautions
CAUTION
This sign indicates that
incorrect handling poses
a risk of causing slight
injury or damage to the
product or property.
■ The following symbols indicate special
warnings regarding product usage.
Denotes things not to do
(prohibition).
Denotes not to disassemble.
Denotes not to use where it
could get wet.
Denotes not to use with wet
hands.
Denotes mandatory
instructions (matters that must
be complied with).
10
Contents / Precautions
Denotes that the equipment
should be unplugged.
■ "Safety Precautions" are explained in the
following eight sections.
General Precautions for Terminal,
Adapter, Desktop Holder, miniUIM ……… P11
Precautions for Terminal ………………… P14
Precautions for Adapter,
Desktop Holder ……………………………… P17
Precautions for miniUIM …………………… P19
Precautions on Using near Electronic
Medical Equipment ………………………… P20
Material List…………………………………… P21
Precautions for sample
(microSDHC card (16GB)) ……………… P23
General Precautions for
Terminal, Adapter, Desktop
Holder, miniUIM
DANGER
Do not use or leave this terminal and
its accessories in places with a high
temperature such as besides re,
under direct sunlight or in cars under
the blazing sun.
Fire, burns, or injury may result.
Do not put this terminal and its
accessories in heating appliances
such as microwaves or high pressure
containers.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock may
result.
Do not get this terminal and its
accessories wet with water, drinking
water, pet urine, etc.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock may
result.
• For waterproofness, refer to P34
"Waterproofness".
Use the battery pack and adapter
specied by NTT DOCOMO for this
terminal.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
WARNING
Do not subject this terminal and its
accessories to severe shocks, or
throw them.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not disassemble or remodel this
terminal and its accessories.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock may
result.
Contents / Precautions
11
Keep conductive materials (metal
pieces, pencil lead, etc.) away from
coming in contact with the microUSB
connection terminal or earphone/
microphone terminal. Do not put those
materials inside this terminal.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not cover or wrap this terminal
or its accessories with bedding, etc.
while using or charging.
Fire or burns may result.
Make sure to turn off this terminal
or stop charging before going to the
places like a gas station where a
flammable gas fumes.
Catching re may result.
Turn off the power when using OsaifuKeitai at gas stations (before turning
the power off, release the lock for
Osaifu-Keitai if it is set).
12
Contents / Precautions
If the equipment starts giving off a
strange smell, overheats, becomes
discolored or deformed during use,
charging or in storage, immediately
perform the following operations.
• Remove the power plug from the
wall outlet or cigar lighter socket.
• Turn off this terminal.
• Remove the battery pack from this
terminal.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
CAUTION
Do not place this terminal and its
accessories on unstable locations
such as wobbly tables or slanted
locations.
Damage may result from falling down.
Do not store this terminal and its
accessories in humid, dusty places,
or in hot areas.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may
result.
If children use this terminal and
its accessories, a guardian should
explain the precautions and correct
operations. Also make sure that the
instructions are followed during use.
Injury may result.
Be careful especially when using this
terminal with the adapter connected
continuously for a long time.
If you use an application or watch
1Seg programs for a long time while
charging, the temperature of this
terminal, battery pack and adapter
may get high.
Directly touching a hot part for a long
time may cause redness, itching or
rash on your skin, or low-temperature
burns depending on your constitution
and/or health condition.
Keep out of reach of babies and small
children.
Accidental swallowing or injury may
result.
Contents / Precautions
13
Precautions for Terminal
WARNING
Do not aim the Infrared Port toward
eyes.
Harmful effects on eyes may result.
Do not operate the infrared
communication aiming at home
electric appliances that have infrared
device.
Accident may result from malfunction
of infrared device.
Do not lighten the light near eyes.
Especially, when you shoot photos of
babies or infants, keep this terminal
1 m or more away from babies and
infants.
Vision problems may result. Accident
may result from being shocked and
being blind.
14
Contents / Precautions
Do not get liquids such as water or
foreign objects such as metal pieces
or flammable materials into the
docomo miniUIM Slot or microSD
card slot of this terminal.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not turn on lights in front of the
auto driver directly.
Accident may result from the weak
vision caused by light.
Turn off this terminal in places where
use is prohibited such as airplanes or
hospitals.
Electronic devices or electronic
medical devices may be adversely
affected. Follow the instructions when
using inside medical facilities. Also,
you will get punished according to law
if any prohibited action, such as using
the phone in airplane, is conducted.
However, if use is permitted by setting
for disconnecting radio wave, etc.,
follow airline instructions for proper
use.
When talking on the phone with
speaker on or when this terminal is
ringing, keep it away from your ear.
And, when connecting the earphone/
microphone etc. to this terminal and
playing a game or music, adjust the
volume moderately.
Too loud volume may cause a hearing
loss. And, if you cannot hear the sound
around you clearly, it may cause an
accident.
If you have a weak heart, be careful
when setting the Vibrate alert
(vibration) or alert volume setting.
Harmful effect on heart may result.
When you use electronic medical
equipment, check with the equipment
manufacturer to determine how the
device is affected by radio waves
before using.
Harmful effect on electronic medical
equipment etc. may result.
Turn off this terminal in places near
high precision electronic devices or
devices using weak electronic signals.
Electronic devices may be adversely
affected by reasons such as
malfunction.
* Examples of electronic devices to
avoid
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac
pacemakers, implanted debrillators,
other medical electronic devices, re
alarms, automatic doors and other
automatically controlled devices.
If you are using an implanted cardiac
pacemaker, implanted debrillator or
any other electronic medical device,
consult the manufacturer or retailer
of the device for advice regarding
possible effects from radio waves.
Contents / Precautions
15
When the display or camera lens is
accidentally broken, be careful of
broken glass or exposed internal parts
of this terminal.
Since the reinforced glass is used
on the surface of the display and the
camera lens, they are structured for
the glass not to scatter.
However, if you carelessly touch broken
or exposed parts, you may get injured.
CAUTION
Do not swing this terminal by its
antenna, strap, etc.
It may hit you or someone else and
may result in an accident such as an
injury.
Do not use a broken terminal.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock may
result.
16
Contents / Precautions
When using the motion sensor, ensure
the safety of you and those around
you, hold this terminal rmly, and avoid
extreme movements.
Injury may result.
If the display part is accidentally
broken and liquid crystal leaks out, do
not make the material contact with
your skin of face or hands.
It may cause loss of sight or skin
problems. If liquid crystal gets into
your eyes or mouth, rinse it with clean
water and see a doctor immediately.
And, if the material adheres to skin or
clothing, use alcohol etc. to wipe it off,
and then wash with soap.
If you use this terminal in a car, contact
the car manufacturer or dealer to ask
about the effect from radio waves.
Depending on the type of car, in-car
electronic devices could be adversely
affected. In this case, stop using this
terminal immediately.
Itching, rash or eczema may be caused
depending on your physical conditions or
predisposition. If an abnormality occurs,
stop using this terminal immediately,
and then seek medical attention.
• For the material of each part →
P21 "Material List"
When watching the display, take a
certain distance from the display in a
fully bright place.
Visual loss may result.
Precautions for Adapter,
Desktop Holder
WARNING
Do not use it if the adapter cord gets
damaged.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Do not use the AC adapter and the
desktop holder in a bathroom or other
highly humid area.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
DC adapter is only for minus earth
car. Do not use it on plus earth car.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
When it starts to thunder, do not
touch the adapter.
Electric shock may result.
Contents / Precautions
17
Do not make the charging terminal
short out while being connected to
the outlet or cigar lighter socket. Do
not touch the charging terminal with a
part of your body such as your hands
or ngers.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Do not place heavy objects on the
adapter cord.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
When you insert and remove AC
adapter from the power outlet, do not
contact a metal strap or other metal
objects with this terminal.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Do not touch the Adapter cord,
Desktop Holder or outlet with wet
hands.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
18
Contents / Precautions
Only use with the specied power
source and voltage.
If incorrect voltage is used, this may
cause re, burns or electric shock.
• AC adapter: AC 100 V and 240 V
(Connect to the AC outlet for internal
household use)
• DC adapter: DC 12 V/24 V
(only for minus earth car)
Use the specied fuse when the fuse
of DC adapter blows.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may
result. Refer to the manual for detailed
information of the specied fuse.
Wipe off any dust that accumulated on
the power plug.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
When you connect the AC adapter
to an outlet, do not fail to properly
connect to the outlet.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
When you disconnect the power
plug from the outlet or cigar lighter
socket, do not pull the adapter cord
with excessive force. Instead, hold
the adapter to disconnect.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Always remove the power plug from
the outlet or cigar lighter socket
when not using the adapter for an
extended period.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Precautions for miniUIM
CAUTION
Be careful not to touch the edge of
miniUIM when removing it.
Injury may result.
Immediately remove the power plug
from the outlet or cigar lighter socket
if water or other fluids get into the
adapter.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Always remove the power plug from
the outlet or cigar lighter socket
when cleaning the equipment.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may result.
Contents / Precautions
19
Precautions on Using near
Electronic Medical Equipment
■ The description below meets "Guideline on
the Use of Radio-communication Equipment
such as Cellular Telephones - Safeguards
for Electronic Medical Equipment" by the
Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference.
WARNING
Be sure to adhere to the following
regulations inside medical facilities.
• Keep this terminal out of operating
rooms, intensive care units (ICUs) or
coronary care units (CCUs).
• Turn off this terminal in hospital
wards.
• Turn off this terminal in hospital
lobbies and corridors if electronic
medical devices could be nearby.
• If the medical facility has specific
zones where use or possession of
mobile terminals is prohibited, follow
those regulations.
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Contents / Precautions
Turn off this terminal in crowded
trains or other public places where
implanted cardiac pacemaker or
debrillator wearers could be nearby.
Operation of an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted debrillator may
be adversely affected by radio waves.
If you use electronic medical equipment
such as an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted debrillator,
use the mobile terminal 22 cm or
more away from the implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted debrillator.
Operations of electronic medical
equipment may be adversely affected
by radio waves.
Patients using electronic medical
equipment other than implanted cardiac
pacemakers or implanted debrillators
(using outside medical facilities for
treatment at home, etc.) should check
the influence of radio waves upon the
equipment by consulting the manufacturer.
Operations of electronic medical
equipment may be adversely affected
by radio waves.
Material List
Part
Outer
case
Display
Front case
Power key
Volume key
Part
Material
Tempered
Glass
Surface
Treatment
−
PC + GF
resin
UV
coating
Back case
PC resin
UV
coating
Back
cover
PC + GF
resin
UV
coating
Back cover
packing
Silicon
AL
AL
−
Oxidation
treatment
Oxidation
treatment
1Seg/
mobacas
antenna
Material
Tip
PC resin
Surface
Treatment
UV
coating
NT wire
Ni-Ti alloy
−
Pipe
Stainless
steel
−
Hinge
Stainless
steel
−
Feeder
Zn Alloy
Nickel
Camera panel
Tempered
Glass
−
Flash panel
PC resin
−
IrDA
PC resin
Camera decoration
AL
−
Oxidation
treatment
Contents / Precautions
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Part
Surface
Treatment
Battery compartment
Mg
Charging terminal connector
(Battery compartment)
Ti-Cu
Loudspeaker grill
PET
Screws
Mild steel
ZnB
plating
Earphone/microphone
connection
Phosphor
Bronze ＋
Stainless
steel
Nickel ＋
Gold
microUSB charging
terminal
Copper
Alloy ＋
Stainless
steel
Nickel ＋
Gold /
Nickel ＋
Tin
microSD
card slot
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Material
Guide
Stainless
steel
Fixing
plate
LCP
Metal
contacts
Phosphor
Bronze
Contents / Precautions
Urethane
−
Part
docomo
miniUIM
Slot
−
Nickel
−
Nickel +
Gold
Desktop
holder
Material
Surface
Treatment
Guide
Stainless
steel
Fixing
plate
LCP
Metal
contacts
Corson
Alloy
Nickel +
Gold
Front
cover
PC
UV
coating
Protecting
sheets
PC
SF coating
Bottom
cover
PC
Corrosion
Treatment
Cradle foot
Charging
terminal
Urethane
Stainless
steel
Nickel
−
Robber
Nickel
coating
Handling and Care
General Usage Guidelines
■ Do not leave inside of this terminal
under water even this terminal has
waterproofness, and keep the supplied
accessories and optional accessories away
from water.
Battery pack, adapter, desktop holder and
miniUIM are not waterproof. Do not use them
in places with high humidity such as a bath
or where rain may get it wet. If you carry this
terminal close to your body, moisture from
sweat may corrode the internal parts causing
a malfunction. Note that malfunctions
deemed to be caused by water are not
covered by the warranty or impossible to
repair. Since these malfunctions are not
under warranty, even when repair is possible,
it will be done at the user's expense.
■ Clean this terminal with a dry, soft cloth
(lens cleaning cloth), etc.
• Rubbing it roughly with a dry cloth may
scratch the display.
• Drops of water or dirt left on the display
may cause stains.
• If this terminal is wiped with alcohol, paint
thinner, benzine or detergent, the printing
may disappear or color may fade.
■ Keep the connector contacts clean with a
dry cotton swab.
Clean the connector contacts with a dry
cotton swab to prevent contacts from
getting dirty which can result in intermittent
connections.
Be careful when cleaning the connector
contacts.
■ Do not place the equipment near air
conditioner outlets.
Condensation may form due to rapid changes
in temperature, and this may corrode internal
parts and cause malfunction.
■ Do not place excessive force on this
terminal or battery pack.
If this terminal is inserted to a full bag, or
placed in a pocket and sat on, the display,
its internal PCBs or battery pack may be
damaged or malfunction.
Also, if an external connection device is
connected to a microUSB connection
terminal or earphone/microphone connection
terminal, damage on connector or
malfunction may result.
Contents / Precautions
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■ Do not rub or scratch the display with metal.
The display may get scratched and it may
cause malfunction or damage.
■ Read the individual manual attached to the
Options.
Notes about this terminal
■ Do not place excessive force on pressing
the touch panel, or operate by sharp objects
such as ngernails, ballpoint pen and pins.
Damage of touch panel may result.
■ Avoid using in extremely high or low
temperatures.
This terminal should be used within a
temperature range from 5℃ to 35℃ and a
humidity range from 45% to 85%.
■ This terminal may adversely affect fixed
phones, televisions or radios in use nearby.
Use as far as possible from such appliances.
■ Keep a separate record of any information
stored on this terminal and store the copies
in a safe location.
DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the
loss of any of your data.
■ Do not drop this terminal or subject it to
shocks.
Damage or malfunction may result.
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Contents / Precautions
■ Do not insert a microUSB connection
terminal, earphone/microphone terminal
crookedly or pull them strongly.
Damage or malfunction may result.
■ It is normal for this terminal to become warm
during use. You can continue using without
problems.
■ Do not leave the camera under direct
sunlight.
Discoloring or burn-in of materials may result.
■ Do not use this terminal without the back
cover.
Battery pack may come off. Malfunction and
damage may result.
■ Do not remove microSD card or turn off this
terminal while using a microSD card.
Data loss or malfunction may result.
■ Do not bring any magnetic cards close to
this terminal.
The magnetic data in cash cards, credit
cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may
be erased.
■ Do not bring strong magnetic objects close
to this terminal.
Strong magnetism may cause malfunction.
Notes about the Battery Pack
■ The battery pack is a consumable accessory.
Battery life varies depending on usage
conditions, etc., but it is time to change
battery packs when the usage time has
become extremely short even though the
battery pack has been fully recharged.
Change to a specied new battery pack.
■ Charge the battery pack in an environment
with the proper ambient temperature (5°
C to
35°
C).
■ Battery life may differ depending on the
use environment or degradation level of the
battery pack.
■ Depending on the usage condition, the
battery pack may inflate slightly when the
battery life is almost over. Note that it is not
a problem.
■ Be careful especially about the following
points when storing the battery pack.
• Keeping under fully charged state (right
after the charging ends)
• Keeping under non charged state
(consumed too much to turn on this
terminal)
The performance and life of the battery pack
may deteriorate.
It is recommended that you store the battery
pack with around 40% battery level.
Notes about the Adapter
■ Charge the battery pack in an environment
with the proper ambient temperature (5℃ to
35℃ ).
■ Do not charge in the following places.
• Places that are very humid, dusty or
exposed to strong vibrations.
• Near ordinary phone or TV/radio.
■ It is normal that the adapter becomes warm
while being charged. You can continue using
without problems.
■ Use the DC adapter only when the car
engine is running.
The car battery may be exhausted.
■ When using an outlet with a mechanism
preventing unplugging, follow the handling
instructions of the outlet.
■ Do not give a strong impact to the adapter.
Also, do not deform the charging terminal or
terminal guide.
Malfunction may result.
Contents / Precautions
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Notes about the miniUIM
■ Do not put excessive force on the miniUIM
when inserting into or removing from this
terminal.
■ Note that DOCOMO assumes no
responsibility for malfunctions occurring as
the result of inserting and using a miniUIM
with other IC card reader/writer.
■ Always keep the IC portion of the miniUIM
clean.
■ Clean the miniUIM with a dry, soft cloth (lens
cleaning cloth), etc.
■ Be sure to keep a separate note of the
information registered on the miniUIM.
DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the
loss of any of your data.
■ Visit docomo Shop to return the miniUIM for
the environmental purpose.
■ Do not scratch, touch carelessly or short
circuit the IC portion.
Data loss or malfunction may result.
■ Do not drop or give force to the miniUIM.
Malfunction may result.
■ Do not bend or put heavy things on the
miniUIM.
Malfunction may result.
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Contents / Precautions
■ Do not insert miniUIM into this terminal with
labels or stickers attached on.
Malfunction may result.
Notes about the Bluetooth
Function
■ To secure the Bluetooth communication
security, this terminal supports the security
function compliant with Bluetooth standards,
but the security may not be sucient
depending on the settings. Be aware of the
communication using the Bluetooth function.
■ Note that DOCOMO is not responsible for
data or information leakage when making
data communications using Bluetooth.
■ Frequency band
Frequency bands used by this terminal
Bluetooth function/Wireless LAN function
are described on this terminal battery
compartment. They are described as follows.
2.4FH1/DS4/OF4
2.4
： Indicates radio equipment
using 2,400 MHz.
FH/DS/OF
： Indicates that modulation
methods are FH-SS, DS-SS
or OFDM.
： Indicates that assumed
inducing interference from
distances is 10 m or less.
： Indicates that assumed
inducing interference from
distances is 40 m or less.
： The full band between 2,400
MHz and 2,483.5 MHz is
used and the band of the
mobile identication device
is avoidable.
■ Bluetooth Device Cautions
The operating frequency band of this terminal
is used by industrial, scientic, consumer
and medical equipment including microwave
ovens, premises radio stations for identifying
mobile units used in the manufacturing lines
of plants (radio stations requiring no license)
and amateur radio stations (hereinafter
referred to as "another station").
1. Before using this terminal, conrm that
"another station" is not being operated
nearby.
2. In the event of this terminal causing
harmful radio wave interference with
"another station", promptly change the
location or stop radio wave emission by
turning off the power, etc.
3. If you have further questions, contact
"docomo Information Center" provided on
the last page of this manual.
Available channels vary by the country.
For use in an aircraft, contact the airline
company beforehand.
Contents / Precautions
27
Notes about Wireless LAN
(WLAN)
Wireless LAN (WLAN) uses radio waves to
enable communications between compatible
devices, thus allowing connection to a local
area network from anywhere within range.
However, there is a risk of data interception
by malicious third parties unless security is
established. Users are advised to assess their
responsibilities and accordingly congure
security settings.
■ Wireless LAN
Do not use wireless LAN near magnetic
devices such as electrical appliances or AV/
OA devices, or in radio waves.
- Magnetism or radio waves may increase
noises or disable communications
(especially when using a microwave oven).
- When using near TV, radio, etc., reception
interference may occur, or channels on the
TV screen may be disturbed.
- If there are multiple wireless LAN access
points nearby and the same channel is
used, search may not work correctly.
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Contents / Precautions
- For using WLAN overseas, point of use etc.
may be restricted depending on country.
In that case, conrm conditions such as
available frequency or regulations of the
country to use it.
■ 2.4 GHz Device Cautions
The operating frequency band of the WLAN
device is used by home electrical appliances
such as microwave ovens, industrial, scientic,
consumer and medical equipment including
premises radio stations for identifying mobile
units used in the manufacturing lines of plants
stations (radio stations requiring no license)
and amateur radio stations (radio stations
requiring a license).
1. Before using the device, conrm that
premises radio stations for identifying
mobile units, specied low power radio
stations and amateur radio stations are
not being operated nearby.
2. If the device causes harmful radio
interference to premises radio stations
for identifying mobile units, immediately
change the frequency band or stop use,
and contact "docomo Information Center"
on the last page of this manual for
crosstalk avoidance, etc. (e.g. partition
setup).
3. If the device causes radio interference
to specied low power radio stations or
amateur radio stations, contact "docomo
Information Center" on the last page of
this manual.
■ 5 GHz Bandwidth Cautions
The law prohibits the outdoor use of the
5.2GHz (W52) and 5.3GHz (W53) frequency
bands.
This terminal uses the following channels:
W52
(5.2GHz band/36, 40, 44, 48ch)
W53
(5.3GHz band/52, 56, 60, 64ch)
Handling the FeliCa Reader/
Writer
Caution
■ Do not use a modified terminal. Using a
modied terminal results in violating the law
of Electromagnetic Compatibility.
This terminal has been complied with technical
standard of wireless equipment stipulated by
law of Electromagnetic Compatibility. As a
proof, Technical standard compliance mark
is indicated in the inscription seal.
If this terminal is modied by turning the
screw to the left to disassemble, technical
standard compliance becomes invalid.
Please do not use this terminal during the
time when technical standard compliance is
being invalid, since you are in violation of the
law of Electromagnetic Compatibility.
■ The FeliCa reader/writer function for this
terminal handles delicate signals that require
no radio station license.
■ The 13.56 MHz frequency band is used.
If there is another reader/writer near this
terminal, keep enough distance between this
terminal and the reader/writer. Also, make
sure that there is no radio station using the
same frequency band nearby.
Contents / Precautions
29
■ Be careful when using this terminal while
driving.
Using the mobile phone in your hand while
driving is subject to punishment.
However, absolutely necessary cases such
as rescue of a sick person or maintaining
public safety are exempted.
■ The FeliCa reader/writer function can only
be used in Japan.
The FeliCa reader/writer function for this
terminal is compliant with the radio standards
for Japan.
Overseas usage may be subject to punishment.
■ Do not make unauthorized modifications to
the basic software.
Repairs may be refused if the software has
been modied.
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Contents / Precautions
Conrmation and Settings before Using
j Infrared port
Part Names and Functions
k Bluetooth/Wi-Fi
antenna area*2
a Front camera
l GPS/Xi antenna
area*2
b Earpiece (receiver)/
Sub mouthpiece
• Use the submicrophone
when using the
speaker phone.
c Proximity sensor* /
m Main camera
n Flash
o Back cover
Illuminance sensor
r FOMA antenna
area*2
d Notication LED
light
e Display
(touch screen)
Back key
Home key
mark
q Speaker
*2
Antenna is built inside this terminal. If the
antenna area is covered by your hand,
quality may be affected.
h Main mouthpiece
*1
Menu key
This is for preventing malfunction by
touching the touch screen with your face
after switching touch screen to on.
Conrmation and Settings before Using
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s Earphone
microphone
terminal
t Power key/
Screen lock
key
u 1Seg/mobacas
antenna
v Volume key
w Strap hole
x microUSB
connection
terminal
Note
• Do not put any sticker on the sensor
area.
There are three keys on the front of this
terminal. The roles of these keys are shown
below.
Back key
Tap this key to return to the
previous screen. It also closes
a dialog box, an options menu,
the Notication panel, or the onscreen keyboard.
Home key
• If you tap this key, you will
return to the Home screen,
regardless of the application
being used or the screen being
displayed.
• If you touch and hold down
this key, the list of the most
recently used applications
appear. Tap an thumbnail to
open the application. (It may be
displayed as horizontal screen.)
Drag a thumbnail to right and
left to delete from the list.
Menu key
Tap this key to display the options
menu for the current screen or
application.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
miniUIM
miniUIM is an IC card that stores information
such us phone number, etc. of each customer.
• You cannot use some of this terminal
functions if the miniUIM is not inserted.
Before inserting or removing the miniUIM,
you must always turn OFF the power and
disconnect the adapter.
• This terminal uses only the miniUIM. Bring
your UIM/FOMA card to a docomo Shop to
exchange it.
Inserting the miniUIM
 Remove the back cover (P35)
the battery pack (P46),
Remove
and insert the miniUIM into the slot
with the gold-colored IC side facing
down
miniUIM security codes
The miniUIM can set security code named PIN
code. This code is set to "0000" at the time
of subscription, but you may subsequently
change it. For details about changing this
security code, refer to "Security Code and
miniUIM Protection" (P138).
Conrmation and Settings before Using
33
Removing the miniUIM

34
Remove the back cover (P35)
and the battery pack. Gently press
the miniUIM with your ngertip and
slide it out
Conrmation and Settings before Using
Charging
Battery Charging
• For detailed information, refer to manuals
for AC Adapter 03(optional), DC Adapter
03(optional) and MicroUSB Cable
01(optional).
• For detailed information, refer to manuals for
AC adapter and battery charger.
• The shape of the AC adapter plug is for AC
100 V (Japanese standard). The conversion
plug adapter for overseas is required if you
use an adapter for AC 100 V to 240 V. Also
do not use a transformer for overseas travel.
• Do not force the connector when inserting/
pulling it out. Instead, insert/pull it out slowly.
• If you start charging when the battery pack is
empty, you may not be able to power ON this
terminal for a while.
• Make sure to unplug the power plug of AC
adapter after nishing charging.
Do not charge for a long time
(several days)
• If you carry on charging this terminal after it
has been fully charged, the battery pack will
start supplying power to this terminal. This
will reduce the actual usage time and deplete
the battery. If this happens, please charge
it again correctly. Before recharging, remove
this terminal from microUSB cable and reset.
Charging Time (estimate)
The estimated time for charging an empty
battery pack is shown below. Charging under
low temperatures requires longer time.
AC Adapter 03 (optional)
Approx. 240 minutes
DC Adapter 03 (optional)
Approx. 240 minutes
Usage Time (estimate)
A list of the charging time (estimate) of a fully
charged battery is shown below. The usage
time varies depending on the usage conditions
and the battery pack condition. For details,
refer to "Main Specications" (P254).
Continuous
standby
time
Continuous
call time
LTE
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 320 hours
FOMA/
3G
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 350 hours
GSM
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 350 hours
FOMA/
3G
Approx. 580 minutes
GSM
Approx. 480 minutes
1Seg watching time
Approx. 350 minutes
mobacas watching
time
Approx. 220 minutes
Conrmation and Settings before Using
35
Charging with the Desktop
Holder
This section describes how to charge the
battery using the attached desktop holder L13
and AC adapter 03 (optional)*.
* AC adapter 03 consists of AC adapter and
microUSB cable.
36
Conrmation and Settings before Using
the microUSB connector of
 Insert
microUSB cable into the connection
terminal on the back of desktop
holder L13
completing the battery charge,
After
hold the desktop holder L13 and
remove this terminal in the direction
b as shown in the gure
• Insert the microUSB connector
horizontally with the USB mark facing up.
the USB connector of the
Insert
microUSB cable into the USB
connection terminal of AC adapter
this terminal in the direction
Move
a while holding the desktop holder
L13 to insert the terminal into the
connector on the desktop holder
L13
the AC adapter plug into the
Insert
power outlet
• Charging begins. The notification LED
light lights in red during the battery
charge.
• When charging is completed, the
notication LED light lights in green, the
battery completion sound rings, and and
battery completion message are displayed.
AC adapter plug from the
Remove
power outlet
the USB connector of
Remove
microUSB cable from the USB
connection terminal of AC adapter
the microUSB connector of
Remove
microUSB cable into the connection
terminal on the back of desktop
holder L13
Conrmation and Settings before Using
37
Charging with the AC Adapter
How to use the optional AC adapter 03* to
charge this terminal is described below.
* AC adapter 03 consists of AC adapter and
microUSB cable.
the USB connector of the
Insert
microUSB cable into the USB
connection terminal of AC adapter
the AC adapter plug into the
Insert
power outlet
• The notification LED light lights in red.
• During charging, the battery level icon
in the status bar either appears like or
changes its appearance in the order of
X X X X X X .
• When the battery pack is fully charged,
the battery level icon on the status bar
changes to .
• When charging is completed, the
notication LED lights in green, the battery
completion sound rings, and and battery
completion message are displayed.
charging is completed, remove
When
AC adapter plug from the power
the microUSB connector of
 Insert
microUSB cable into the microUSB
connection terminal of this terminal
• Insert the microUSB connector
horizontally with the USB mark facing up.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
outlet
the microUSB connector of
Remove
microUSB cable from this terminal
the USB connector of
Remove
microUSB cable from the USB
connection terminal of AC adapter
■ DC adapter 03(optional)
The DC adapter supplies power to charge
this terminal from a cigar lighter socket
(12V/24V) in a vehicle while the battery
pack is attached.
For details, see the operating manual of the
DC adapter 03.
Charging with a PC
Connect this terminal to a PC with the
MicroUSB Cable 01(optional) to charge.
the microUSB connector of
 Insert
microUSB cable into the microUSB
connection terminal of this terminal
• Insert the microUSB connector
horizontally with the USB mark facing up.
the USB connector of
Insert
microUSB cable to PC USB port
• The "USB connection type" screen is
displayed.
Select "Charge only"
charging is completed, remove
When
the microUSB connector of microUSB
connection cable from this terminal
the USB connector of
Remove
microUSB connection cable from the
USB port of PC
Note
• Depending on the condition of PC, the charging
may take time or the charging is not possible.
Conrmation and Settings before Using
39
Turning ON/OFF the Power
Turning ON the Power
and hold the power key for
 Press
over 1 second
• The screen lock is displayed.
Turning OFF the Power
and hold the power key for
 Press
over 1 second
"Power off"
"Yes"
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Turning on Backlight
To prevent unintended operation and to save
power, the backlight turns off after a set
period. If you then turn on the backlight to
release the screen lock, the screen that was
displayed before the backlight was turned off
appears again.
the power key
 Press
• The Locked screen appears.
Note
• Pressing the power key while the
backlight is on locks the screen.
• Set the time duration before the backlight
turns off and the screen is locked. For
details, refer to "Display" (P129).
Unlock the Screen Lock
 Tap
• In case "Lock screen" is set, unlock with
the method you have set beforehand.
Note
• When the screen lock is set as "Touch",
drag or swipe the status bar to down
while the screen is locked to open the
notication panel.
Conrmation and Settings before Using
41
Basic Operations
The display of this terminal has a touch screen
that allows you to perform various operations
by touching it.
Using Touch Screen
Precautions on Using Touch Screen
The touch screen has been designed for nger
touching slightly. Do not press it with sharp
objects (ngernail, ballpoint pen, pin etc.) or
press it hard with your nger.
The following user actions may cause the
touch screen not to work properly. They may
also cause malfunction.
• Touching the screen with gloved hands
• Touching the screen with the tip of a
ngernail
• Placing a foreign object on the screen
• Sticking a protective sheet or seal on the
screen
• Touching the screen when it is wet
• Touching the screen with wet fingers
• Operating while charging with an adapter
other than designated adapter by docomo
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Touch Screen Operations
You can perform the following actions on the
touch screen.
• Tap : Touch the screen lightly
• Double-tap : Touch the screen lightly twice
successively
• Touch and hold down : Touch a screen for
over 1 second
• Swipe : Lightly flick the screen
• Drag : Touch and hold down to flick the
screen, and then release your nger
• Pinch-out : Touch the screen with 2 fingers
and then move them apart
• Pinch-in : Touch the screen with 2 fingers
apart and then move them together, as if
pinching
Opening Items
 Tap an item
Checking or Unchecking Options
Tap an item that has a checkbox
 • If the checkbox was unmarked, a check
mark now appears in it.
• If the checkbox was marked, the check
mark now disappears from it.
Scrolling Screen
You can scroll the screen up or down. On some
web pages, you can also scroll side to side.
Zooming In or Out
Depending on the used application, you can
enlarge the screen and reduce the enlarged
screen.
• The movement
of your ngers
enlarges the
screen display by
pinching it out.
• Drag up or down to
scroll.
• The movement
of your ngers
reduces the
screen display by
pinching it in.
• Swipe to scroll
quickly. To stop
scrolling, touch the
screen.
Conrmation and Settings before Using
43
Using Motion Gesture
Various functions can be operated simply by
moving this terminal.
X "Settings"
• To use motion gestures, tap
X "Gestures" from the Home screen, and
place a check mark in each item.
Muting ringtone
an incoming call arrives, flip
 When
this terminal
• The ringtone is muted.
Stopping alarm
this terminal while alarm is
 Flip
ringing
• Alarm stops.
Moving Home screen items
and hold down an icon that
 Touch
you want to move on the Home
screen
this terminal to the left and right
Tilt
• You can move items this way.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Note
X "Settings"
• From the Home screen,
X "Gestures" X "Tilt sensitivity" and turn
off the "Default sensitivity" checkbox to
set the tilt sensitivity.
• This setting can be used only when
you selected "Home" by tapping
"Settings" X "Home screen" X "Select
Home" from the Home screen.
Changing Screen Orientation
This terminal screen automatically rotates to
horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait)
views, depending on the direction in which it is
turned.
• Screen orientation may not change in some
applications.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Display"
a check mark on "Auto-rotate
Put
screen"
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： Use another function while
leaving a memo on the screen.
Tapping it again resumes
editing of QMemo.
Capturing Screen Shot
You can capture the display on screen and
save it as an image.
down the power key and
 Hold
volume key (down) for over 1
second
• You can see the captured screen shots
in "Screenshots" of "Gallery".
QMemo
Without having to launch the Memo or
Notebook applications, you can simply write a
memo just by pressing the QMemo button. You
can also input texts or illustrations directly on
the captured screens.

Press the both volume keys for over
1 second on the screen where you
want to make a note
a memo
Create
• The following information is displayed.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
： Change the background.
： Undo/Redo.
： Select the type of pen and the
color.
： Use eraser. Tap "Clear all" to
delete all the created memos.
： Send the Memo via Bluetooth,
Gmail, or Picasa.
： Save the created memo.
： Displays/Does not display the
Tool Bar.
： Edit the screen size.
X select where you want to
Tap
save the note
• The Memo is saved in Gallery.
Note
• You can also launch QMemo by taping
"QMemo" on the notication panel. To
display "QMemo" on the notication panel,
the quick settings must be customized.
Refer to "Customizing quick settings"
(P68).
• Touch softly by fingers to operate. Using
a commercial stylus pen may not operate.
Character Entry
This terminal has an on-screen keyboard that is
displayed in the touch screen for character entry.
This keyboard is the similar input method as
mobile phone (multi-tap).
■ On-screen QWERTY keyboard
The array is the same as the PC's keyboard.
Character Entry Using the Onscreen
Keyboard
If you tap a text box on the screen, the
onscreen keyboard appears in the touch panel.
This terminal provides three types of on-screen
keyboards: an on-screen 10-key keyboard,
an on-screen QWERTY keyboard and mazec-T
handwriting converting keyboard.
to switch the entry operation such as
Tap
character mode change.
■ On-screen 10-key keyboard
a Voice Input / Keyboard Type / Reverse
Order Key
The mode switches to Voice Input mode.
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Touch and hold down this icon to display
the "Keyboard Type" menu. You can hide
the voice input key in the "LG Japanese
Keyboard Settings". If the voice input icon is
hidden, the Keyboard Type key is displayed
instead.
appears when
• If using the 10-keyboard,
displays
a character is entered. Tapping
the previous character (reverse order).
b Left cursor key/Arrow key
The cursor moves to the left. It can also
narrow the conversion range to convert.
Touch and hold down this to change arrow
key mode.
c Symbol key/Alphanumeric and Kana key
Displays a list of pictograms, symbols
and emoticons. Displays alphanumeric
characters and kana when " 英数カナ
(Alphanumeric and Kana key)" is displayed.
d Switch character mode key/Setting key
Switch the character mode. Touch and hold
down to display "LG Japanese Keyboard"
Menu.
e Emoji Quick
Quickly enter the symbol/pictogram. When
you can view the full width of
you tap the
the software keyboard a quick emoticon.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
f DEL key
Deletes the character to the left of the
cursor. Touch and hold down this to delete
the characters continuously.
g Right cursor key
The highlight moves to the right. Touch and
hold down this to move it continuously. It
can also widen the conversion range.
h Space key/" 変換 (convert)" key
Enter half space. " 変換 (convert)" is
displayed during Hiragana input and a list of
conversion candidates is displayed.
i Conrmation key/Execution key/Enter key/
Search key
Conrms the entered characters or
converted characters. If the entered
characters or converted characters have
already been conrmed, this executes the
function (execute, line feed, search) of
the text box in which the characters were
entered.
j Shift key
Switch between upper case letter and lower
case letter when inputting English.
Tap once : Only the rst letter is capitalized
Tap twice : All letters are capitalized
Tap three times : Lower case
■ On-screen 10-key keyboard (arrow key
mode selected)
f Cut key
Cut the selected characters.
g Paste key
Paste the copied/cut text.
h Copy key
Copy the selected text.
■ mazec-T Conversion keyboard
a Close
Switch to the on-screen keyboard that has
been displayed before the arrow key mode
was displayed.
b Arrow (up, down, right or left) key
Move the cursor to up, down, right or left.
c DEL key
Deletes the character to the left of the
cursor. Touch and hold down this to delete
the characters continuously.
d Select/Deselect key
Selects a target. You can change the area
with arrow key.
With deselect key, you can deselect the
selected area.
e Space key
Enter half space.
a Handwriting area
When a character is written, "^" is displayed
under the character. Tap "^" to display a list
of recognition candidate and you can modify
the character.
b Menu key
Selecting types of characters and setting
the details of mazec are available.
c Keyboard Type Key
Change the keyboard type.
d Left cursor/Right cursor
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Move cursor position.
e Space key
Enter half space.
f Delete key
Delete character.
g CR key
Begin a new line etc.
Half-width
Numeric
Full-width
Alphabet
Voice Input
Flick input
Note
• The key display varies depending on the
entry screen or character mode.
• For information on switching the type of
on-screen keyboard, refer to "Switching
keyboard" (P51).
• When you no longer need the keyboard,
To
you can close it by tapping
display it again, tap the text box on the
screen.
There are 8 character input modes. The
current mode is indicated by the following
icons in the status bar.
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Half-width
Katakana
Hiragana-Kanji
Half-width
Alphabet
Full-width
Katakana
Full-width
Numeric
Conrmation and Settings before Using
Flick input makes it easier to input when using
10-key keyboard.
the key where the text to input
 Tap
is allocated
• Flick guide is displayed on the upper of
the key.
it toward the text to input
Drag
to input dull sound, semi-voiced
• Tap
sound or lowercase.
Switching keyboard
and hold down
 Touch
screen keyboard
on on-
• "LG Japanese Keyboard" menu is
displayed.
"Keyboard Type"

"10-key"/"QWERTY"/"mazec-T
Conversion"
• When you change the input mode,
keyboard is automatically switched.
Switch with "10-key"/"QWERTY"/"mazec-T
Conversion".
Switching the character mode
on a character entry
Each time you tap
screen, the character mode switches in
the order of "Hiragana-Kanji" X "Half-width
Alphabet" X "Half-width Numeric".
Note
• In some character entry screens, certain
character modes may not be available or
selectable.
Entering pictograms/symbols/
emoticons/pictogram-D
Tap
in a character entry screen to switch to
pictogram/symbol/emoticon/pictogram-D input
mode, and display the available pictograms on
the display.
Tap "Symbol", "Emoticon", and "Pictogram-D"
to display respectively the available symbols,
emoticons, and pictogram-D. Tap one of the
available symbols or emoticons to enter it.
When tap the " 文字 (character)" , before the
software keyboard input symbols or emoticons
are displayed.
Using Emoji Quick
Tap
while on-screen keyboard is displayed
to display "Emoji Quick" where you can check
the history of pictograms recently used.
In this "Emoji Quick", Deco-mail pictogramÂŽ,
pictograms, symbols that have been entered
via "Symbol" key while entering character, and
Conrmation and Settings before Using
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directly entered character from "Emoji Quick"
are displayed.
• Emoticons are not reflected in "Emoji Quick".
• The displaying contents in "Emoji Quick" differ
depending on applications.
• The displaying order and displaying character may
be changed by entering pictograms and symbols.
•
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Changing character entry settings
Touch and hold down
on a character entry
screen to display "LG Japanese Keyboard"
menu. Tap "LG Japanese Keyboard Settings"
to change the character entry settings.
COMMON KEYBOARD SETTINGS
Sound on Key
Press
Mark this checkbox to play
a brief sound on each key
press.
Vibrate on Key
Press
Mark this checkbox to make
this terminal vibrate on
each key press.
Key Preview
Mark this checkbox to
display an enlarged pop-up
of the entered key.
Auto
Capitalization
Mark this checkbox to
automatically capitalize
the rst letter of the rst
word at the beginning of a
sentence.
Auto Space
Input
Mark this checkbox to
automatically insert halfwidth space after selecting
a character when inputting
alphabet.
Auto
Punctuation
Double tap space key to
input "." (period).
Keyboard
Layout
This allows you to set
the type of keyboard to
use on each screen view
(horizontal/vertical) or for
each input mode.
Voice typing
Key
Set whether to display voice
typing key on the keyboard.
Fullscreen
Mode
Set whether to widen the
entry eld to display in
horizontal view.
Emoji Quick
Set whether to display
Emoji Quick on the keyboard
and set displayed position
of Emoji Quick.
10-KEY KEYBOARD
Flick Input
Mark this checkbox to change
the input method on the
onscreen 10-key keyboard
to flick input. Unmark this
checkbox to change it back to
toggle input.
Flick
Sensitivity
If you tap this when the "Flick
Input" checkbox is marked, the
"Flick Sensitivity (Low ⇔ High)"
menu appears, allowing you to
set the flick sensitivity using a
slide bar.
Toggle
Input
If you mark this checkbox when
the "Flick Input" checkbox is
marked, toggle input is enabled
as well as flick input.
Auto
Cursor
Movement
Specify the speed for auto
cursor movement.
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CONVERSION
DICTIONARY
Input
Word
Learning
If you mark this checkbox,
the phrase conrmed by the
conversion process is learned by
iWnn IME.
Japanese
User
Dictionary
Word
Prediction
Mark this checkbox to display
the predictive conversion
candidates.
Tap this to display the
"Japanese User Dictionary"
to register, edit
screen. Tap
or delete words, or to delete
the entire Japanese User
Dictionary.
Typing
Error
Correction
Mark this checkbox to display
the candidates for corrections
for input errors.
English
User
Dictionary
Wildcard
Prediction
Mark this checkbox to display
conversion candidates based on
the number of characters in the
word or phrase.
Tap this to display the "English
User Dictionary" screen. Tap
to register, edit or delete words,
or to delete the entire English
User Dictionary.
Clear
Learning
Dictionary
Delete all contents of the
learning dictionary.
Lines of
Candidate
Area
This allows you to set the
number of lines of conversion
candidates displayed in vertical
(portrait) screen.
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
Mushroom
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This allows you to set
whether to use the Mushroom
application.
Conrmation and Settings before Using
ABOUT IME
LG
Japanese
Keyboard
Detailed information of LG
Japanese Keyboard will be
displayed.
Initial Settings
First-time Settings when the
Power is Turned On
When the power is rst turned ON, you need to
set the language and date for this terminal. Once
you set those settings, there is no need to set
them the next time the power is turned ON. You
can also change these settings later.
• Procedures differ depending on the
connection with network and settings.

Press and hold the power key for
over 1 second
On the "Welcome to Startup Wizard"
screen, tap "Next"

• Tap " 日本語 ( 日本 ) (Japanese (Japan))" to
change language.
or uncheck "Mobile Network"/
Check
"Wi-Fi" on the "Set internet
connection" screen X "Next"
• Set the each item for Wi-Fi network when
you select "Wi-Fi".
in"/"Get an account"/"Not now"
"Sign
on the "Make it Google" screen X
set by following screen instructions
until the "Thank You!" screen
appears X "Done"
on the "Software Update"
"OK"
screen
on the "docomo service initial
"Next"
settings" screen
install" on the "Install
"Install"/"Not
all apps" screen X "Next"
set" on the "Use Osaifu"Set"/"Not
Keitai" screen X "Next"
on the "docomo apps
"Set"
password settings" screen X input
a docomo apps password X "OK" X
input new docomo apps password X
"OK" X input the new docomo apps
password again X "OK"
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providing ON"/"Location
"Location
providing OFF"/"Unknown blocking"
on the "Location providing setting"
screen X "Next"
send" on the
"Send"/"Not
"Preinstalled apps usage sync"
screen X "Next"
on the "Complete setting"
"OK"
screen
Note
• A data connection (LTE/3G/GPRS)
is required to set online services. For
details on enabling data connection, refer
to "WIRELESS & NETWORKS" (P122).
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Conguring Wi-Fi Settings
This terminal connects to the Internet via
access points for Wi-Fi networks or public
wireless LAN services.
To connect, you must congure the access
point connection settings on this terminal.
■ Reception interference caused by Bluetooth
devices
• As this terminal's wireless LAN devices
and Bluetooth device use the same
frequency (2.4 GHz), reception interference
may occur or the communications speed
may lower. Also, you may hear noise or
have a connection problem. In these cases,
do the following:
- Keep the wireless LAN device over 10 m
away from the Bluetooth device.
- Within 10 m, turn off either the wireless
LAN device or the Bluetooth device.
Note
• Packet communication can be connected,
even when Wi-Fi function is ON. However,
while Wi-Fi is available, Wi-Fi is prioritized.
When the Wi-Fi network is disconnected,
this terminal automatically connects to
the LTE/3G/GPRS network. Note that
if you keep connecting via the LTE/3G/
GPRS network, you may incur packet
communication charges.
• You can reduce battery consumption by
turning OFF Wi-Fi when you are not using it.
Wi-Fi network status
When this terminal is connected to a Wi-Fi
appears in the status bar. An open
network,
network with no security protection is detected
when Wi-Fi network notication is set to ON,
appears in the status bar.
always
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
• The "Wi-Fi" screen appears.
Turn "Wi-Fi" ON
the Wi-Fi network that you want
Tap
to connect to
• If you try to connect to a protected Wi-Fi
network, you will be prompted to enter the
security key for that Wi-Fi network. Tap
the "Password" box, enter the network
password and tap "Connect".
• Usually, when you enter a password,
the last character entered is displayed
and as many "ポ" as the number of
characters appear instead of previously
entered characters. All characters can be
displayed when you place a check mark
on "Show password".
• When connecting to an access point that
supported WPS, place a check mark in
"Show advanced options" and select a
connection method.
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Note
• Open network and protected network are
two types networks that are available.
The network type is indicated by an
represents
icon to the network name.
represents
an open network and
a protected network. The icon also
indicates the signal strength.
Strong signal :
Weak signal :
• To search Wi-Fi network again, from the
X "Settings" X "Wi-Fi" X
Home screen,
"SEARCH".
• Network name does not appear depending
on the settings for the access point even if
the network is connectable. If this happens,
you can still connect to the network. Refer
to "Adding a Wi-Fi network" (P59).
• When establishing a Wi-Fi network
connection, the required information is
generally obtained from a DHCP server
automatically. However, it is possible to
specify these items separately.
• To check the Wi-Fi MAC address and IP
address, from the Home screen,
X "Advanced".
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi" X
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Notifying when Wi-Fi network with no
security protection is detected
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
• The "Wi-Fi" screen appears.
Turn "Wi-Fi" ON
a check mark on "Network
Place
notication"
• You will be automatically notified when an
open network with no security protection
is detected.
Adding a Wi-Fi network

From the Home screen,
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
Changing the Wi-Fi network password
• The "Wi-Fi" screen appears.
Turn "Wi-Fi" ON
NETWORK"
"ADD
• The "Add network" menu appears.
the network SSID in the
Enter
"Network SSID" box
"Security"
• "Security" menu appears. Select the
appropriate type from "None", "WEP",
"WPA/WPA2 PSK", and "802.1x EAP".
• The setting method differs depending on
the security settings.
"Save"
• The Wi-Fi network is added.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
• The "Wi-Fi" screen appears.
and hold down the Wi-Fi
Touch
network name
• A menu appears.
network"
"Modify
• The network settings are displayed. Tap
the "Password" box and enter the new
password.
Disconnecting from a Wi-Fi network
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
• The "Wi-Fi" screen appears.
and hold down the name
Touch
of Wi-Fi network that you want to
disconnect
• A menu appears.
network"
"Forget
• The Wi-Fi network is disconnected.
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Setting Wi-Fi connection while the
screen is OFF
Disconnect Wi-Fi while the screen is OFF and
specify the timing of switching this terminal to
data communications.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
• The "Wi-Fi" screen is displayed.
 X "Advanced"
Wi-Fi on during sleep"
"Keep
• "Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep" menu
appears. Choose from "Always", "Only
when plugged in", and "Never (increases
data usage)".
Ignoring unavailable radio waves
This function enables re-connection with the
available access point when the access point
is recognized as an unavailable one by Internet
due to no reply is received from your desired
access point.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Wi-Fi"
• The "Wi-Fi" screen appears.
 X "Advanced"
or remove a check mark on
Place
"Avoid poor connections"
Setting Online Service Accounts
You can update your status on Google and
other online services once you have set up
your online service account on this terminal.
You can also congure this terminal to
automatically sync updates from the online
service.
You can also delete unnecessary accounts.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Adding an online service account

From the Home screen,
"Settings" X "Accounts & sync"
• The "Accounts & sync" screen appears.
ACCOUNT"
"ADD
• The "Add account" screen appears.
the online service that you want
Tap
to set an account
• Follow the screen instructions and enter
your login details.
• When you have finished adding the
account, the added online service
appears in the "Accounts & sync" screen.
Manually synchronizing online service
data
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Accounts & sync"
• The "Accounts & sync" screen appears.
the account that you want to
Tap
synchronize with
• A list of online service's synchronized
data appears.
a check mark on the data that
Place
you want to synchronize
• The data with a check mark is synchronized.
Note
• The application automatically
synchronizes data if "Accounts & sync"
is turned ON. These operations may incur
packet communication charges. Marking
these checkboxes also runs down the
battery.
Conrmation and Settings before Using
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Deleting an online service account
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Accounts & sync"
• The "Accounts & sync" screen appears.
the account that you want to
Tap
delete
• The "Sync settings" screen appears.
"Remove account" X "OK"
• TheXselected
account is deleted.
Note
• docomo account cannot be added or
deleted.
Notication LED
Various notications such as a missed call,
SMS, FeliCa, Alarm, calendar notication and
Email can be performed by blinking the blue
LED light.
the Home screen,
 From
X "Settings" X "Display" X
"Notification flash"
Place a check mark on "Use LED
light for notications"

the functions for which you
Mark
want to enable the notication LED
Note
• The Area Mail notification setting cannot
be changed.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Screen Display/Icons
Main status icons
Signal strength
Status Bar
The status bar is displayed at the top of the
screen. This terminal status and notications
are displayed in the status bar. Notication
icons are displayed on the left side, and this
terminal status icons are displayed on the right
side.
Out of service area
(White)
(Aqua)
Bluetooth Function ON
Connected to Bluetooth device
Roaming available
Communicating through roaming
GPRS available
Communicating by GPRS
3G available
Communicating by 3G
LTE available
Communicating by LTE
FOMA high speed available
Communicating by FOMA high speed
Conrmation and Settings before Using
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Connected to Wi-Fi
Main notication icons
Communicating through Wi-Fi
New Gmail
Using Wi-Fi Direct
New SMS message
Battery level
Problem with an SMS message
The battery needs to be charged
New Google Talk message
The battery is empty
Making a call or during a call
The battery is charging
Missed call
Airplane mode activated
New voicemail message
miniUIM locked or miniUIM not
inserted
New alarm notication
Silent mode is set (no vibration)
Vibrate only is set
Alarm is set
Synchronizing data
Osaifu-Keitai lock activated
Upcoming calendar event
Music is playing
Discovered Open Network (Wi-Fi)
USB is connected
The battery is full
The battery is charging slowly
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
Free space on memory of this
terminal is getting low
During Omakase Lock
Uploading data
Note
Data Upload completed
•
Downloading data
Data download completed
Problem with login
Problem with synchronization
Update is available.
Installing application is complete
Viewing 1Seg
appears when the terminal is charged
without the optional AC adapter (e.g.
when charged with a PC).
• When is displayed, the battery charge
speed is slower than when the AC
adapter (optional) is used.
is displayed when the internal storage
•
is out of space.
is displayed, you may not able to
• When
install an application even after
downloading it.
Make enough free space, and install the
application again.
More notications
GPS is positioning (blink)
Connected to a VPN
USB debug mode is connected
Wi-Fi tethering available
Conrmation and Settings before Using
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Notication Panel
Notication icons are displayed in the
Notication panel. You can open notications,
such as messages, reminders, or event
notications, directly from the Notication panel.
Opening the Notication panel
or swipe the status bar
 Drag
downwards
• The Notification panel appears. Icons are
displayed at the top of the Notication
panel. Icons are blue when they are on,
and white when they are off.
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Conrmation and Settings before Using
a Icon
Drag to right and left to display the non
displayed icon.
Switch GPS between on and off. Touch
and hold down to display the "Location
services" screen.
Switch Airplane mode between on and
off. Touch and hold down to display the
"Wireless & networks" screen.
Adjust the brightness of screen in 4
levels. Touch and hold down to display
the "Display" screen.
Switch Sound & Vibrate/Vibrate only/
Silent. Touch and hold down to display
the "Sound" screen.
Switch accounts and synchronization
between on and off. Touch and hold
down to display the "Accounts & sync"
screen.
Switch data communication between
enable and disable. Touch and hold
down to display the "Mobile network
settings" screen.
Switch Eco mode between on and off.
Touch and hold down to display the
"Quad core control" screen.
Switch Wi-Fi tethering between on and
off. Touch and hold down to display the
"Tethering" screen.
Switch Miracast between on and off.
Touch and hold down to display the
"Miracast" screen.
Switch automatic rotation of screen
between on and off. Touch and hold
down to display "Display" screen.
Launch QMemo.
Switch Wi-Fi between on and off. Touch
and hold down to display the "Wi-Fi"
screen.
Switch Bluetooth between on and off.
Touch and hold down to display the
"Bluetooth" screen.
Switch Power saver between on and off.
Touch and hold down to display the
"Power saver" screen.
Display "Edit quick settings" screen.
b Date
Display date.
c Notication information
Display details of notication information.
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d Network operator/SIM operator
Upper is the currently connected network
operator's name. Lower is the operator's
name read from the SIM card.
e Scroll bar
Scroll to top to close the notication panel.
or swipe the bottom of the
 Drag
Notication panel upwards
Note
f Delete notication
Delete notication information and icons.
Some notication cannot be deleted.
• You can also close the Notification panel
by tapping
g Setting button
Display the setting button.
Editing quick settings
Viewing notication details
the notication message on the
 Tap
Notication panel
• The notification details are displayed in
the appropriate application.
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Closing the Notication panel
Conrmation and Settings before Using
"Edit" on the Notication panel
 Tap
• The "Edit quick settings" is displayed.
Drag of the item to edit
Customizing quick settings
"Edit" on the Notication panel
 Tap
• The "Edit quick settings" is displayed.
Tap
a check mark on the item to
Place
display
Customizing icons
You can change the icon design such as
shortcut to use on the Home screen.
Note
X "Settings"
• From the Home screen,
X "Home screen" X "Select Home" and
select "Home" to use this feature. You
cannot customize icon when using the
docomo Palette UI.
Changing home application icon
Touch and hold down shortcut icon
 •
is displayed on the upper right of the
icon.
shortcut icon again
Tap
• Icon selection screen is displayed.
the pulldown menu at the upper
Tap
left of the screen, select from
Changing to photo icon
You can use a photo from camera and gallery
as icon on the Home screen.
and hold down shortcut icon
 Touch
is displayed at the upper right of the
•
icon.
the shortcut icon again
Tap
• Selecting icon screen is displayed.
photo icon" X select from
"Create
"Take photo" and "Select from
Gallery"
• Camera or gallery launches.
a photo with camera and save/
Take
select an image from gallery X
adjust size X "OK"
"Optimus", "Biz", "Cozywall", and
"Marshmallow"
Tap preferred icon
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docomo Palette UI
The docomo Palette UI is a home application
that allows you to quickly nd and operate
what you want such as access to the Web and
applications.
Viewing the Home Screen
You can customize the Home screen by
adding or moving shortcuts or widgets, and by
changing the wallpaper.
The Home screen has up to 12 screens for
adding shortcuts and widgets.
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Home Screen Management
What You can Add to the
Home Screen
You can customize the Home screen.
and hold down the Home
 Touch
screen
• The select an action menu appears.
Shortcut
You can create shortcuts.
Widget
You can layout Widgets.
Folder
You can create folders.
Kisekae
You can select the
background and icon design.
Wallpaper
You can choose the wallpaper
for the Home screen.
Group
You can create a shortcut for
group.
Home
screens
Home screens are displayed.
You can move or add screen.
Wallpaper
loop
settings
Set whether to loop the
display of wallpaper.
the item you want to add/set
Tap
• A select list according to each item is
displayed.
Moving Shortcuts, etc.
the Home screen, touch and
 From
hold down a shortcut icon or widget
you want to move
the icon and release your nger
Drag
• Shortcut icons and widgets can be
moved.
Note
• You can also drag the icon to one of the
Home screen's extended screens to the
left or right.
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Deleting Shortcuts, etc. from
the Home Screen
the Home screen, touch and
 From
hold down a shortcut icon or widget
you want to delete
the shortcut icon or widget to
Drag
displayed on the lower left and
release your nger
• The icon is deleted from the Home
screen.
• Touch and hold down the shortcut icon
or the widget to delete X tap Delete
displayed in the balloon.
Uninstalling Applications and
Widgets
the Home screen, touch and
 From
hold down the application or widget
you want to uninstall X Uninstall
• The "Uninstall application" screen
appears.
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conrmation screen appears,
The
then tap "OK" X "OK"
• The application is deleted.
Note
• Applications installed in this terminal
when purchasing cannot be uninstalled.
Changing Folder Names
the Home screen, tap a folder
 From
you want to change name
• The folder window opens.
Touch and hold down the title bar
a new name of the folder and
Enter
tap OK
• The name of the folder is changed.
• You can also change by touching and
holding down the folder X tap Edit name
on pop-up menu.
Changing Kisekae
Change the wallpaper and icon of the Home
screen to change the image.

Touch and hold down the Home
screen
• The select an action menu appears.
on the
• You can also set by operating
Home screen X Kisekae .
X select a design X Set
• Kisekae
It is possible to select and set designs
that you like from a website.
Changing Wallpaper
and hold down the Home
 Touch
screen
• select an action menu is displayed.
on the
• You can also set by operating
Home screen X "Wallpaper".
 Wallpaper
wallpapers"/
"Gallery"/"Live
"Wallpaper gallery (Home)"/
"Wallpaper gallery (docomo
Wallpaper)"
• If you have tapped Gallery , select an
image that you want to use as wallpaper,
and set the trimming area to use by
dragging it. And then, tap OK .
• Live wallpaper list appears when tapping
"Live wallpapers". Tap to select one of the
live wallpaper, then tap "Set wallpaper".
Depending on the type of wallpaper, you
can set the live wallpaper settings by
tapping "Settings...".
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Adding Home Screens
You can add Home screens.
and hold down the Home
 Touch
screen
•
select an action menu appears.
screens"
"Home
• The Home screens screen appears.
one of the thumbnails on the
Tap
Home screen with a + mark
• The + appears for screens that can be
added.
• You can create up to 12 Home screens.
Sorting Home Screens
You can sort the scroll order for Home screens.
and hold down the Home
 Touch
screen
•
select an action menu appears.
screens"
"Home
• The Home screens
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screen appears.
and hold down the thumbnail
Touch
on the Home screen, and drag it
to the location where you want to
move it
Deleting Home Screens
and hold down the Home
 Touch
screen
•
select an action menu appears.
"Home screens"
• The Home screens screen appears.
displayed on the upper right
Tap
of the thumbnail on the Home screen
• It is also possible to delete by touching
and holding down the thumbnail, and then
tap Delete in pop-up menu.
Note
• You can also operate from the Home
X "Home screens" to add,
screen,
sort, and delete the Home screen.
Viewing the Application
Screen
the Home screen, Application
 From
Groups of applications are displayed as an
icon list.
Application List
Some applications need to be applied
separately (paid).
DOCOMO Services
dmenu
This is a shortcut application
for dmenu to easily nd
fun and convenient contents
for smart phones including
contents used in i-mode.
(P160)
dmarket
An application to activate
dmarket. Not only can
you purchase your
favorite music, movies
or books here, but also
get introductions of
applications on Google
Play. (P160)
ｉチャネル
(i-channel)
This is the application for
using i-channel.
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ｉコンシェル
(i-concier)
This is the application for
using i-concier.
This service is to support
your life as butler or
concierge .
しゃべってコ
ンシェル
(Shabetteconcier)
When you tell this terminal
"what you want to know"
or "what you want to do",
this application replies
and displays it by reading
intent of your word.
Machichara
This is the application
for displaying characters
on this terminal screen.
Characters move on
the Widget, and noties
information such as
incoming calls and email.
ドコモバック
アップ
(docomo
backup)
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This is the application
for using " ケータイデー
タお預かりサービス (Data
Security Service)" or " 電話
帳バックアップ (Phonebook
backup)". You can backup
and restore data such as
for the phonebook.
docomo Palette UI
基本機能 (Basic Functions)
Phone
Make or receive a call.
(P88)
Phonebook
Register contacts, make
a call or send a message
from the registered
contacts. (P99)
SD card
backup
This is the application to
move data or backup for
phonebook, sp-mode mail,
bookmark etc. by using
external recording media
such as a microSD card.
(P211)
sp モード
ュミネ
(sp-mode
mail)
This allows you to send
and receive emails using a
docomo email address
(@docomo.ne.jp). It allows
you to use pictograms and
Deco-mail, and also supports
auto receive. (P108)
Area Mail
This is the application for
receiving and conrming
early warning Area Mail .
(P115)
Disaster kit
This is the application for
registering and conrming
messages on the disaster
message board.
Instruction
Manual*
Manual of this terminal.
Activate the function
you want to use from the
description.
エンターテイメント (Entertainment)
NOTTV
Media
Player
You can watch mobacas.
Broadcast programs
and contents such as
"NOTTV" are available.
(P167)
This is the application
for playing music and
videos. (P191)
G ガイド
番組表
(G guide
TV program
list)
With this application you
can view program guides
for terrestrial digital, BS,
and other broadcast
services. You can search
for a program by keyword
or genre, watch 1 Seg
program, or record TV
programs by remote control.
TV
You can watch TV (1Seg).
(P173)
Gallery
A software to view still
images (photos) and
videos. (P189)
Video Wiz
You can easily create a
music video.
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便利ツール (Tools)
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Camera
A software for shooting
still images (photos) or
videos. (P183)
Memo
Available to create
and manage memo.
It supports i-concier
service.
Schedule
Available to create
and manage schedule.
It supports i-concier
service.
Infrared
This is the application for
exchanging data such as
phonebook via infrared.
(P150)
IC Tag/
Barcode
Reader
This is the application
for reading IC tag and
barcode.
Calculator
Four arithmetic operations
are available. (P209)
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Alarm/
Clock
You can use the
stopwatch, and set the
timer, world clock, and
alarms. (P205)
Notebook
You can save preferred
images and memos.
(P219)
7notes with
mazec-T
You can input characters
by handwriting. (P216)
Polaris
Oce 4.0
Read and edit various
document formats.
(P210)
SmartWorld
Enables to enjoy various
applications, dramas and
variety shows. (P210)
おサイフ / ショッピング (Osaifu/Shopping)
OsaifuKeitai
You can set Osaifu-Keitai.
(P163)
iD アプリ
(iD appli)
This is the application for
setting e-money iD for
using.
ToruCa
Acquire, display, search
and update ToruCa.
(P166)
設定 (Settings)
Settings
Set various settings.
(P122)
遠隔サポート
(Remote
support)
This is the application for
using "Remote support .
Dedicated operator
supports to operate
your terminal remotely.
(P241)
Chrome
Browse web page.
(P120)
Search
Search for Phonebook,
application, web page,
etc. inside this terminal.
Downloads
Conrm, display or play
the downloaded data.
Play Store
Access applications
and games directly via
Play Store to download
and install them to this
terminal. (P161)
YouTube
Play YouTube videos, and
upload the videos you
have shot to YouTube.
Videos
Play back videos stored
in the internal storage or
SD card.
Play
Movies &
TV
You can rent and watch
movies via Play Movies,
and also you can manage
the shot videos personally.
Google
Email
Send or receive emails in
the same way as on PCs.
(P110)
Gmail
Send and receive Google
account emails. (P114)
Messaging
Available to send and
receive SMS. (P108)
Talk
It allows you to chat
(text chatting) with
friends who have Google
accounts. (P120)
Internet
Browse web page.
(P116)
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Calendar
View calendar and
manage schedule.
(P208)
Maps
View current location,
search places or routes.
(P203)
Navigation
Voice guidance is
available to show the
route to destination.
(P204)
Local
Search for the nearest
restaurant, cafe,
Japanese style bar, travel
spot, ATM or gas station.
(P205)
Latitude
Conrm your friend's
location and share status
message. It also enables
you to send emails and
search for a route to your
friend's location. (P204)
Google+
This social application is
for sharing information
with registered users.
docomo Palette UI
Messenger
You can exchange
messages within the
circle quickly.
* For details on downloading the operation
manual again, refer to the back side of the
front cover.
Note
• This is a list of the applications that have
been installed in this terminal at the time
of purchase. Some of the preinstalled
applications can be uninstalled.
Uninstalled preinstalled applications
can be downloaded again from the "Play
Store" (P161).
• If the software is updated, application
content and icon positions may change.
• The names of some applications may not
be fully displayed below their respective
icons.
Applications on Recommends tab
Beam
This application connects
the terminal to home
electronics. Using
this terminal, you can
wirelessly play back
video, music and image
les on the Internet on a
TV or the Media Player.
フォトコレク
ション
(Photo
collection)
This application is for
using the free storage
service for pictures
and videos. You can
view pictures and
automatically group
pictures by identifying
faces and scenes on the
cloud.
地図アプリ
(Map
application)
Supplies Maps, Shop
Search, Navigation,
Transfer and Visited
places functions to
support you when you are
outdoors.
Installing Recommends applications, refer to
Installing Recommends Application P86.
Anshin
Scan
This application is for
protecting this terminal
from virus. This detects
virus from installed
applications or microSD
cards etc.
Book Store
MyShelf
This is the application
for viewing e-books that
were purchased through
the dmarket BOOK Store.
HighlightCam
This application
makes movies edited
automatically through
analyzing the movies or
photos you took. It uses
the template and BGM
that best t the target
scene and allows you to
easily post on SNS, etc.
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Name card
creator
eco モード
(eco mode)
ドコモ
海外利用
(DOCOMO
overseas)
This is the application
for creating original
name cards that can
be displayed to your
My prole box in the
Phonebook application.
This is the application
for setting eco Mode
for reducing battery
consumption by adjusting
various settings such as
screen brightness.
This is the application
for supporting overseas
packet communication.
You can easily set data
roaming and carrier for
using overseas Pakehodai.
Manage Applications
Adding Shortcuts to the
Home Screen
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the application
Touch
icon or group for which you want to
create a shortcut X Add
• The shortcut icon is added to the Home
screen.
Uninstalling an Application
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the application
Touch
icon you want to uninstall X
Uninstall
•
Uninstall application screen is displayed.
conrmation screen appears,
The
then tap OK X OK
• The application is deleted.
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Note
• Applications installed in this terminal when
purchasing cannot be uninstalled.
Moving Applications
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the application
Touch
icon you want to move
the application icon and
Drag
release your nger
• The application is moved.
• You can also operate as follows. Touch
and hold down the icon to move X tap
"Move" on a pop-up menu X select a
destination.
Group Management
Manage groups on the application screen and
sort icons.
Adding Groups
 From the Home screen, Application
 X Add group
a group name and tap OK
Enter
• The group is added on the application
screen.
Sorting Groups
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the group
Touch
name, and drag it
• The group location is moved.
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Editing Group Names
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the group
Touch
name X Edit name
a new group name and tap
Enter
OK
• The group name is changed.
Note
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the group
Touch
name X Add
• The group shortcut icon is added to the
Home screen.
Deleting Groups
• The names of groups "Recently"/"DOCOMO
Services"/"Download Application" cannot
be changed.
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the group
Touch
name X Delete
Editing Group Label
• OK
The group is deleted.
 From the Home screen, Application
and hold down the group label
Touch
X Edit label
• Tap the label you want to select.
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Adding Groups to the Home
Screen
docomo Palette UI
Note
• The names of groups "Recently"/"DOCOMO
Services"/"Download Application" cannot
be deleted.
Searching Applications on
this Terminal and Website
 From the Home screen, Application
Search
• TheXSearch
widget starts. Enter a
keyword or use Voice Input to search.
Switching Application
Screen Display
Select the display for the Application screen
as Tile or List.
 From the Home screen, Application
 X List format / Tile format
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Installing Recommends
Application
 From the Home screen, Application
 Recommends
an application to install
Tap
• Follow the guidance on the screen and
Home Application
Information
You can view the operation guide for the
docomo Palette UI.
the Home screen,
X Help
 From
• An explanation for the docomo palette UI
operation is displayed.
install the application.
Note
• Recommended applications from DOCOMO
is displayed on Recommends tab.
• Tap the application icon and move to the
downloading screen.
• The downloaded application is displayed
on Download Application group on
Application tab.
• Tapping " もっとアプリを見る (See more
applications)" on "Recommends" tab
activates the browser and displays the
top page of dmenu.
Version Information of Home
Application
 From the Home screen, Application
Application info
• TheXapplication
name, provider, and
version are displayed.
Home Application Settings
the Home screen,
 From
Settings X Home screen
•
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Home screen screen appears.
Select Home
Switch home applications.
Choose "docomo Palette
UI" or "Home".
Theme*
Select the theme on the
Home screen.
Animation*
Select No animations or
All animations .
Screen
swipe effect*
Select screen swipe effect.
Wallpaper
Select from "Gallery",
"Live wallpapers",
"Wallpaper gallery (Home)",
"Wallpaper gallery (docomo
Wallpaper)".
Portrait
view only*
Set whether to always
display the Home screen
in portrait view mode.
Scroll
screens
circularly*
Set whether to return to
the initial screen when
scrolling the Home screen.
Home
backup &
restore*
Backup or restore the
settings for applications/
widget and theme.
* You cannot change on docomo Palette UI.
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Calling
Making a Call
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Dial"
• The "Dial" tab appears.
Enter the phone number X
• If you enter a wrong number, tap
delete the number.
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Calling
to
a Tab
"Recent calls" tab (P94)
"Favorites" tab (P103)
"Dial" tab : Dial screen appears.
b Phone number entry box
The input phone number is displayed.
c Dialpad
d Call button
e "Add Phonebook" button
The input phone number is registered to the
Phonebook.
f Edit button
The input text is deleted.
g "Koe-Taku" button
For details on the Koe-no-Takuhaibin, refer to
the DOCOMO website.
h "Phonebook" button
The phonebook is displayed. (P99)
Entering a pause
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Dial"
• The "Dial" tab appears.
Enter the phone number and tap
X "Add 2-sec pause"

• A comma "," is displayed after the phone
number.
• It is also possible to input ";" after the
X "Add
phone number by tapping
wait". After ";" is entered next to the
phone number, go to Step 3. When a call
is made after adding wait, a message
asking whether to send the number
entered after ";" is displayed.
the menu number of the
Enter
service that you are using X
To end a call, tap "End"
Calling
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Emergency call
Emergency call
Phone number
Police
110
Fire department or
ambulance service
119
Japan Coast Guard
118
Note
• This terminal supports "Location
notication of emergency call". When
dialing an emergency number such as
110, 119, and 118, the information
of your location (location information)
is automatically notied to the agency
that received the emergency call (e.g.
the police station). Depending on your
location and the reception status of
the signal, the agency that received
the emergency call may not be able to
conrm the exact location.
When your location is notied, the name
of agency that received the emergency
call is displayed on the display of this
terminal.
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Calling
If you are not sending your caller ID by
calling with "184" added or other means,
your location information and phone
number are not notied. However, if the
agency that received the emergency call
considers your location information and
phone number necessary for important
purposes, such as life saving, the agency
can retrieve them regardless of your
settings.
In addition, the area/timing to introduce
"Location notication of emergency call"
depends on the state of preparation in
each agency that receives emergency
calls.
• When you are making an emergency call
(110, 119, and 118) from your terminal,
be sure to notify that you are calling
from a mobile phone and give your mobile
phone number and present location
clearly, as the police/re department may
call you back for conrmation.
During an emergency call, be sure to stay
where you are so that your call will not be
interrupted. After making an emergency
call, do not turn off your mobile phone
immediately. Keep it on for about 10 minutes
so that it can receive an incoming call.
• Depending on the location from which
you make an emergency call, connection
may be made to the re department or
the police of another jurisdiction.
• In Japan, emergency calls of 110, 119
and 118 are not available to dial from
PIN code input screen or from the PIN
unblocking key input screen if miniUIM is
not inserted.
For details on PIN code, refer to "Security
Code and miniUIM Protection" (P138).
Making an international call
(WORLD CALL)
WORLD CALL is an international call service
that enables you to make a call in Japan via the
DOCOMO terminals.
Customers who have subscribed to the
FOMA service would also have automatically
subscribed to "WORLD CALL" at the same time.
(However, you can decline to use "WORLD
CALL" when subscribing to the FOMA services.)
• Contact "General Inquiries" on the back of this
manual for detailed information about WORLD
CALL.
• Using Overseas (P220)
Calls to xed-line telephone
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Dial"
• The "Dial" tab appears.
X Country code X Area code
"010"
X Recipient's phone number, and
Calls to mobile phone
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Dial"
• The "Dial" tab appears.
"010" X Country code X Recipient's
mobile phone number, and

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Note
• If the mobile phone number of the other
party or the area code begins with "0",
remove the rst "0". However, the rst
"0" may be required when calling to some
countries and regions such as Italy.
• "+" (touch and hold down "0" to input
"+") or "009130-010" can also be used
instead of "010".
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Calling
Receiving a Call
there is an incoming call,
 When
• You can stop the ringtone and vibration
by pressing the volume keys (up and
down) while receiving a call.
X "Quick
• Quick Response to a Call：
responses" X Tap a message to send.
X "Accept"
•"Activate"
Declining a call : "Activate" X "Reject"
To end a call, tap "End"
Operations during a Call
During a call, you can adjust the volume, turn
the speaker ON/OFF, mute the microphone,
and put the call on hold, depending on the
usage conditions.
a Name, phone number, and area
b End call
c Add call*
1 2
d Hold call* *
e Duration of call
f Display dialpad*
Send DTMF.
g Turn off microphone (Mute)*
The receiver cannot hear your voice.
h Activate speaker*
You can use hands-free function.
*1
*2
Subscription is required for "Catch Phone".
Tap again to return to the previous state.
Adjusting Call Volume
During a call, you can adjust the reception
volume.
a call, Press Volume key (up)
 During
/ Volume key (down)
• The call volume changes accordingly.
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Call Log
You can display a log for incoming and
outgoing calls.
the Home screen, tap "Phone"
 From
X "Recent calls"
b Continuous incoming/outgoing call log with
the same person
If continuous incoming and outgoing calls
is displayed.
with the same person exist,
• The number in the parentheses indicates
the number of call log.
• Tap the contact to check the details of
call log. Tap again to go back.
c Call status icon
：Koe-no-Takuhaibin
：Call icon without caller ID notification*
：Call icon with caller ID notification*
：Log for outgoing international calls
：Log for incoming international calls
d Names and phone numbers
Tap to display the action list.
• Tap item on the action list to call, send
SMS, register phonebook, display prole
screen etc.
• Touch and hold down to delete history,
edit phone number and call etc.
e Outgoing call log
Display only outgoing call log.
a Incoming call log
Only display incoming call log.
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Calling
f Call icon
Tap to call.
g Log icon
：Dialed calls log
：Received calls log
：Missed calls log
h Phonebook
Tap to display phonebook.
* This icon is displayed when adding 186
or 184 before dialing the number, or when
Notify/Not notify Caller ID is set by tapping
X "Caller ID notication" X "Notify"/"Not
notify".
Calling to Answer a Missed Call
When you have missed calls, a missed call
notication appears in the status bar.
If you see
in the status bar, drag
 or
swipe the status bar downwards
• The missed call notification appears in
the Notication panel. The missed call
notication displays the caller's phone
number or the caller's name that is saved
in Phonebook, and the time or date of the
missed call.
the missed call notication
Tap
• The "Phone(Incoming history)" tab of
"Recent calls" appears.
• For the missed call log,
Tap
log
is displayed.
on the right of the missed call
• The call is made.
Calling
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Registering Phone Numbers from
the Call Log to the Phonebook
You can register unregistered items from the
call log to the Phonebook.
"Recent calls" tab, tap a phone
 On
number
"Add Phonebook"
• The "Register/Update phonebook" screen
appears.
new"
"Register
• When multiple accounts have been
registered, select the account for which
you want to create a phonebook.
information, and tap "Save"
Enter
• It is registered as a Phonebook.
Note
• It is also possible to register to the
Phonebook by touching and holding
down the phone number that you want to
register on the "Recent calls" tab X "Edit
number before call" X "Add Phonebook".
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Deleting the Call Log
The call log is automatically added. However,
you can delete a call log or all call logs.
Deleting a desired call log
"Recent calls" tab, touch and
 On
hold down a phone number
• A menu appears.
from call log" X "OK"
"Delete
• The call log is deleted.
Deleting the entire call log
"Recent calls" tab,
 On
all" X "OK"
X "Delete
X "Delete all" X
• "Incoming history" X
"OK"
The entire Incoming history is deleted.
X "Delete all" X
• "Outgoing history" X
"OK"
The entire Outgoing history is deleted.
Call Settings/Other
Set each setting related to call.
Home screen, "Phone" X
 FromXthe
"Call settings"
Network
service
Set the docomo network
services.
Roaming
settings
Congure the international
roaming. (P225)
Advanced
call
settings
Set details for call.
Quick
responses
Edit text for the Quick
responses.
Open
source
licenses
Display the "Open source
licenses".
Setting network services
Set the docomo network services.
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 XFrom
"Call settings" X "Network service"
Koe-noTakuhaibin
Use the service, conrm or
change the settings.
Voice mail
service
Start or stop the service.
Call
forwarding
service
Start or stop the service.
Call waiting
Start or stop the service.
Caller ID
notication
Set whether to notify the
caller ID.
Nuisance
call
blocking
service
Block nuisance calls and
crank calls.
Caller ID
display
request
service
Set to end the call
automatically by
announcing the anonymous
caller to notify the caller ID.
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98
Second call
settings
Select connecting method
when receiving another call
during a call.
Call
notication
You will receive a
notication by SMS in case
you missed a call while this
terminal is OFF, no service,
or the line is busy.
English
guidance
You can change the voice
guidance when you call or
receive a call into English.
You can also change
the guidance for setting
network services such as
"Voice mail service" and
"Call forwarding service"
into English.
Remote
operation
settings
Congure the remote
operation from docomo
mobile phone, xed line
telephone or NTT pay
phone
Calling
Public
mode
(power
OFF)
settings
Public mode (Power OFF)
is an auto-reply service
for the manner in a highly
public space. When Public
mode (Power OFF) is set,
for an incoming call when
the power is turned off
or Airplane mode is set,
a guidance message
indicating that the receiver
is in a place where power
should be turned off (in a
hospital, on an airplane,
near a priority seat of train,
etc.) is heard on the caller's
terminal and then the call
ends automatically.
• This guidance is available
also outside the service
area, or in no reception
area.
Using advanced call settings
Set details for call.
Home screen, "Phone" X
 FromXthe
"Call settings" X "Advanced
call settings"
Sub address
settings
Set delimiter to call with
sub address. "*" that is
included in phone number
is the delimiter of sub
address.
Prex
settings
Register international
phone number or area
number to call.
Reject
unregistered
call
Reject calls from numbers
not registered with the
Phonebook.
Phonebook
In Phonebook, you can enter information about your
personal contacts, such as their phone numbers,
email addresses and web service accounts.
Displaying the Phonebook
You can view all the information that is saved
in Phonebook.
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook"
• The Phonebook appears.
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a "Contacts" tab
Display the list of contacts.
b List of contacts
Tap the displayed icon after selecting an
image to call, create mail or use services on
the Internet etc.
c Groups
Tap to select a group and display the
contacts in groups.
d Register
Register new contacts.
• In case you have multiple accounts, select
the account to register and input the
required items.
e "Communication" tab
Incoming/Outgoing calls log, sending/
receiving sp-mode mail history, sending/
receiving SMS history are displayed. You can
call or send SMS etc. from the history.
f "TimeLine" tab
Display the Timeline of SNS and blog set via
SNS linked function.
Tap to display the detailed screen. You can
view other people's comments or how many
Likes you got on your comment.
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g "My prole" tab (P105)
Editing Contacts
h List of index
Tap to display "Index" on the lower right of
screen.
You can edit a contact that has already been
registered.
i Index
Display the initials of contacts.
"Contacts" tab, tap a contact
 On
that you want to edit
j Search
Enter keyword to search contact.
Registering Contacts
You can register a new contact.
"Contacts" tab, "Register"
 On
• When multiple accounts are registered,
select the account for which you want to
create a contact.
information, and tap "Save"
Enter
• The entered information is added to
Contacts.
• The profile screen appears.
"Edit"
• The edit profile screen containing
previously entered information appears.
delete or edit the information,
Add,
and tap "Save"
• The Contacts is updated.
Searching the Contacts
You can search for a contact on the "Contacts"
tab by dragging in the tab or by text entry.
 On "Contacts" tab, "Search"
the word(s) that you are
Enter
looking for
• Search candidates and search results in
this terminal are displayed.
Tap a contact
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Making Calls/Sending
Emails/Chatting via Contacts
You can make a call directly from Contacts.
If you have added an email address or chat
account to the Contacts entry, you can also
send an email or launch a chat application.
"Contacts" tab, tap a contact
 On
• The profile screen is displayed.
, or
Tap
• You can now make a call, send an email
or chat.
Make a call.
Send an SMS message.
Record Koe-no-Takuhaibin.
Send an email.
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Deleting Contacts
"Contacts" tab, tap a contact
 On
• The profile screen appears.
"Delete" X "OK"
• TheXcontact
is deleted.
Note
X"Delete" X
• On "Contacts" tab, tap
"Select all" or delete a contact by placing
a check mark to the contact you want to
delete X "Delete" X "OK".
Sharing Contacts
You can share the Contacts saved in this
terminal with other applications.
"Contacts" tab, tap a contact
 On
• The profile screen appears.
X "Share"
• A menu
listing the applications that the
contact can be shared with appears.
an application
Tap
• The screen of the selected application
appears. Follow the instructions on the
screen.
Note
X "Others" X "Send
• On "Contacts" tab,
data(infrared)" to share contacts.
Adding a Contact to Favorites
When you add a contact to Favorites, it appears
on the "Favorites" tab of "Phone". The "Favorites"
tab allows you to quickly display a specic
contact.
• You can only add docomo account to
Favorites.
"Contacts" tab, tap a contact
 On
that you want to add to Favorites
• The profile screen appears.
•Tap
(Gray)
changes to yellow, and the registered
contact is displayed in the list of "Favorites"
group and "Favorites" tab in "Phone".
Note
• If you tap
(yellow) , it turns
(gray).
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Changing Account of
Phonebook to Display
You can set display/non-display the phonebook
that is included in specic account or group of
Google account.
"Contacts" tab,
 On
"Accounts to display"
X "Others" X
• Set an account to display.
Displaying contacts in group
Displaying contacts in group
On "Contacts" tab, "Groups" X
 select
a group
• Tap "Close" to close the group list.
Creating new group
"Contacts" tab, "Groups" X "Add"
 •OnWhen
multiple accounts are registered,
select the account for which you want to
create a group.
Input the information and "OK"
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Editing / Deleting group information
On "Contacts" tab, "Groups" X touch
 and
hold down a group
"Edit group" / "Delete group" X "OK"
Registering a contact to group
 On "Contacts" tab, "Groups"
and hold down a contact to
Touch
register
the contact to the group to
Drag
register and release your nger
Deleting a contact from group

On "Contacts" tab, "Groups" X
select a group
and hold down a contact to
Touch
delete from group
the contact to the registered
Drag
group and release your nger
Note
• Group function is only available for
contacts created on docomo/Google
account.
Displaying Your Own Phone
Number
You can conrm your phone number, register,
edit, delete etc. your prole information.
Also, you can display the name card data
that has been created by the Name card
creator application, and exchange the data via
network.
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook" X "My prole" tab
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• When the miniUIM is inserted, phone
number of miniUIM is displayed
automatically.
c Name card image
• Image of name card created by "Name
card creator" application is displayed.
• You can save up to 10 name cards in My
prole.
d Name card exchange button
• Tap this button to exchange name cards
created by "Name card creator" application
with other people via network.
e Create/Edit/Delete name card button
• Tap this button to create new name card,
edit name card, or delete name card.
If you have not downloaded the "Name card
creator" application, the download screen
appears. Follow the instructions shown on
the screen to download the "Name card
creator" application.
a Image and name
b Prole information
• Registered information such as phone
number, email address, address, birthday,
nickname etc. are displayed.
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f Edit
Tap to edit prole.
Note
• How to start/stop using the SNS
connecting functions:
- Start: Tap "Set" of SNS and Blog on the
My prole edit screen to start settings
for SNS.
- Stop: On "My prole" tab, select
"General settings" X "Stop Linking to
SNS" X "Stop service".
• For other useful functions, tap
"Help" on "Contacts" tab.
Backup and Restoration of
Phonebook
To backup or restore the phonebook
is available by using "SD card backup"
application. For "SD card backup" application,
refer to P211.
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Mail / Web Browser
sp モードメール (sp-mode
mail)
This allows you to send and receive emails
using an i-mode mail address (@docomo.ne.jp).
It allows you to use pictograms and Deco-mail,
and also supports auto receive.
• For details about sp-mode, refer to "Mobile
Phone User's Guide (sp-mode)".
the Home screen, "sp モード
 From
ュミネ (sp-mode mail)"
• Follow the instruction on the screen.
SMS
You can send and receive text messages
containing up to 70 double-byte characters (or
160 single-byte alphanumeric characters) to
phone number as address.
Sending an SMS Message
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Messaging"
• The "Messaging" screen appears.
Tap
Tap the "To" box X Enter recipient's
phone
number
• A list of contacts beginning with the
entered number or name appears.
to display phonebook and select
• Tap
recipient.
Tap the "Enter message" box X
Enter
a message
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"Send"
• The message is sent.
Note
X "Insert smiley" while entering a
• Tap
message to insert a smiley.
• To receive notification that the SMS
X "Settings"
message is received, tap
X "Notication" on the "Settings" screen,
and check the "Notications" checkbox.
• You can also send/receive SMS
messages to/from users of overseas
network operators. For available countries
/compatible overseas network operators,
refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide
[International Services]" or the DOCOMO
"International Services website".
• To send SMS messages to users of
overseas network operators, enter "+"
X "Country code" X "Recipient's mobile
phone number". If the mobile phone
number begins with "0", enter the number
excluding the rst "0".
You can also send an SMS message by
entering "010", "Country code" and "the
recipient mobile phone number". (To reply
to an SMS message sent from overseas,
enter "010".)
Receiving/Viewing an SMS
Message
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Messaging"
• The "Messaging" screen appears.
a thread
Tap
• The message appears.
Note
• When you receive an SMS message,
the preview screen is displayed. On
the preview screen, you can reply to a
message, delete a message, display a
thread, or select a quick message.
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Email
Using email is available by setting an account
of mopera U or general provider.
Setting Mail Account
Get the necessary information for settings
from your service provider beforehand.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Email"
• The "Select email provider" screen is
displayed.
email provider on the "Select
Select
email provider" screen
email address and the
Input
password on the email account
setting screen
• After entering the email address,
the string before the at sign (@)
is automatically displayed as the
"Username". The user name can be
changed if needed.
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or "Next"
"Manual"
• Follow the instruction on the screen.
• Select account type when you tap
"Manual". Follow the instructions shown
on the screen to make the settings. For
information about the settings, contact
your service provider.
Note
• You can change the setting later. For
details, refer to "Changing the Setting of
Email Account" (P113).
• Email may not be available depending on
the version of Microsoft Exchange Server
and some functions.
Opening Email
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Email"
• The "Inbox" screen is displayed.
• New message is automatically checked
and received.
Note
• The "Select email provider" screen is
displayed when you open the "Email"
application without registering account.
("Setting Mail Account" → P110)
• If you have multiple accounts, you can
on the
change account by tapping
inbox screen X "Accounts".
Displaying a Received Email
an email on the "Inbox" screen
 Tap
• The email is displayed.
Note
• New messages are not received
automatically if you have set "Manual" for
retrieve interval.
• If "Receive emails automatically" is set
on mopera U mail, emails are received
automatically regardless of the setting
for email application.
* In case emails are not received
X "Refresh".
automatically, tap
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Creating and Sending an
Email
on the "Inbox" screen
 •Tap
The "Compose" screen is displayed.
Input recipient's address in "To" box
Input subject in the "Subject" box
Input message in "Message" box

Note
•
appears on the right side of the "To"
box if an invalid email address is entered.
Check the email address and correct it.
Adding an Account
You can add multiple accounts on "Email"
application.
the "Inbox" screen,
 From
"Accounts"
• The "Email" screen is displayed.
"Add account"
• TheX"Select
email provider" is displayed.
email provider on the "Select
Select
email provider" displayed
• The email account setting screen is
displayed.
email address and the
Input
password
• After entering the email address,
the string before the at sign (@)
is automatically displayed as the
"Username". The user name can be
changed if needed.
or "Next"
"Manual"
• Select account type when you tap
"Manual". Set by following the screen.
Contact the administrator of server for
setting information etc.
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Changing the Setting of Email Account
the "Inbox" screen,
 From
"Account settings"
Entire
settings
Set default account,
notication of receiving
new message, Notication
sound/vibrator when
receiving emails etc.
Change login
settings
Set receiving/sending
server.
• The account setting screen is displayed.
Change settings as necessary
Account
name
Set account name.
My name
Set username.
Signature
Set with or without
signature, and the contents.
Retrieve
interval
Set retrieve interval of inbox.
Accounts
& sync
Synchronize data with
other accounts or delete
accounts.
Maximum
mail to
show*
Set the number of emails to
display.
Delete from
server*
Set the timing to delete
from server.
*1 Displayed only for IMAP4/POP3 account.
*2 Displayed only for POP3 account.
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Gmail
Gmail is online email service of Google. You
can send and receive emails by using Gmail in
this terminal.
Opening Gmail
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Gmail"
• Gmail opens, and the "Inbox" screen
appears.
Note
• If your Google account settings have
not been completed, the "Add a Google
Account" screen appears. Follow the
displayed instructions. If you do not have
a Google account, create one here.
X "Help"
• For details about Gmail, tap
on the "Inbox" screen.
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Creating and Sending a Gmail
the "Inbox" screen,
 From
• The "Compose" screen appears.
Enter email address in the "To" box
Enter a subject in the "Subject" box
a message in the "Compose
Enter
email" box

Early Warning "Area Mail"
You can receive Earthquake Early Warnings
etc. provided by the Japan Meteorological
Agency.
• Area Mail is a free service that does not
require application.
• You can save maximum 50 mails.
• You cannot receive Area Mail in the following
cases.
- When the phone is turned OFF
- When you are out of the service area
- When this terminal is in Airplane mode
- During voice calls
- While updating software
- When you are roaming overseas
- When sending/receiving SMS messages
- When using a SIM card from another
provider
• You may not be able to receive Area Mail
when using packet communication and
tethering functions.
• You cannot receive an Area Mail after it has
been missed.
Receiving Early Warning
"Area Mail"
When an Area Mail is received, notication
sound or ringtone sound and the text of the
Area Mail is displayed in a pop-up.
• When the screen lock is set, the text of the
Area Mail is not displayed. It will be displayed
when the screen lock is canceled.
• You cannot change the ringtone volume.
• You hear notification sound even if manner
mode ("Vibrate only" or "Silent" in Sound
prole) is preset. You can also change the
setting to turn off the notification sound or
ringtone (P116).
Viewing Area Mail
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Area Mail"
• The "Early warning 'Area Mail' Inbox"
screen appears.
an Area Mail
Tap
• The text of the Area Mail appears.
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Setting Early Warning "Area Mail"

From the Home screen, "Application"
X "Area Mail"
• The "Early warning 'Area Mail' Inbox"
screen appears.
"Settings"
• TheX"Settings"
menu appears.
Change the settings if required
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Receive
setting
Check to receive Area Mail.
Beep
tone
Congure the beep time settings
and operations during manner
mode ("Vibrate only" or "Silent" in
Sound prole) is set.
Check
screen
image and
beep tone
You can conrm operations
for receiving earthquake early
warnings, tsunami warnings and
disaster/evacuation information.
Other
settings
To receive Area Mail other than
earthquake early warnings, tsunami
warnings and disaster/evacuation
information, you can register Area
Mail names and message IDs that
you want to receive.
Mail / Web Browser
Browser
Browser allows you to view web pages in the
same way that you can from a PC.
Opening Browser
the Home screen, "Internet"
 From
• The home page appears.
• Pinch-out on the web page to zoom in the
display, and pinch-in to zoom out.
a Search box
Tap to display the search box. Enter the text
you want to search or URL to display a list of
web page candidates and search candidates
that match the entered characters.
Tap one of the listed candidates or nish
entering the URL, and tap "Go" to display the
web page.
If the search box is not displayed on the
browser screen, drag down the web page.
b Switching windows
You can switch to the selected window when
accessing web pages via multiple windows.
You can close the window by tapping
c Previous web page*
The previous page is displayed.
d Next web page*
The next page is displayed.
e Zoom*
Tilt this terminal toward you while touching
to zoom in the web page. Tilt it away from
you to zoom out.
f New window*
Open the new window, and display the home
page.
g Bookmark button*
The "Bookmarks" tab appears.
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* In case the icon is not displayed, drag the
lower part of the browser screen up to display.
Note
• Displaying a web page that has been
created for PCs, you can zoom in or
out, or scroll the displayed page. For
more details, refer to "Touch Screen
Operations" (P42).
• Web page operations may vary depending
on their format and content.
• For information on the file formats
that can be viewed and played on this
terminal, refer to "File formats" (P256).
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Mail / Web Browser
Searching for a web page by voice
entry
 Tap the search box
• "Speak now" appears.
speak the search word(s)
Clearly
into the microphone
• Candidates for the search word are
displayed. Tap a candidate word and it
will be entered.
one of the listed web pages
Tap
• The selected web page opens.
Using Bookmark and History
Bookmarking a web page allows you to quickly
access that web page.
You can also view previously visited web
pages by displaying your browsing history.
Adding a bookmark

View the page that you want to add
to bookmark
 X "Save to bookmarks"
the name, URL or other items if
Edit
required, and tap "OK"
Changing Browser Settings
the Browser screen,
 From
"Settings"
Change the settings if required
General
Congure the home page and
automatic input of web form.
Privacy &
Security
Clear the browser cache, the browsing
history, congure display/non-display
a warning screen, Cookie, form data,
location information, and password.
Accessibility
Congure the text size, magnication of
zoom by double tap, minimum font size,
black and white reversal, and contrast.
• "Contrast" can be adjusted when
"Inverted rendering" is check marked.
Advanced
Return search engine, website
settings, display settings and
browser settings to default setting.
Bandwidth
management
Set to pre-load search results
and load images.
Labs
Set whether to use quick control
or full screen mode.
Viewing a bookmarked web page
 • The "Bookmarks" tab appears.
a displayed bookmark
Tap
• The selected web page opens.
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Google Chrome
With Google Chrome, you can view Web pages,
and synchronize tabs open in Chrome on your
PC, bookmarks, address bar data between the
PC and terminal.
• To use Google Chrome, you must set up your
own Google account. For details, refer to
"Setting Online Service Accounts" (P60)
Start Google Chrome
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Chrome"
• A Web page is displayed.
Note
• A confirmation message regarding the
terms of use appears when using Google
Chrome for the rst time.
• For details of Google Chrome,
"Help" on the Google Chrome screen.
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Google Talk
Google Talk is a Google instant messaging
service. It allows you to chat (text chatting)
with friends who have Google accounts.
• To use Google Talk, you must set up your
own Google account. For details, refer to
"Setting Online Service Accounts" (P60).
Launch Google Talk
To use Google Talk, it is required to log in and
add a new friend. If you already have a Google
account, you don't have to sign in to start
using Google Talk.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Talk"
• The set Google account appears.
Note
• If your Google account settings have not
been completed, the "ADD ACCOUNT"
screen appears. Follow the displayed
instructions. If you do not have a Google
account, create one here.
• For details about Google Talk, from the
X "Help".
Google Talk screen,
Starting Chat
a friend's account on the "Talk"
 Tap
screen
• The Chat screen appears.
Tap the "Type message" box X
Enter
your message and
• The text that you entered in the "Type
message" box is sent.
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Settings
Settings Menu
X "Settings" on the Home screen on
Tap
this terminal to display the "Settings" screen
that allows you to congure various settings.
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Settings
WIRELESS & NETWORKS
Set whether to enable/disable networks and
congure the network connection settings.
Wi-Fi
Turn the Wi-Fi function ON/OFF.
Congure the settings to use
the Wi-Fi function. (P56)
Bluetooth
Turn the Bluetooth function
ON/OFF. Congure the settings
to use the Bluetooth function.
(P152)
Data usage
Congure whether to use
mobile data communication,
limit setting of mobile data
communication, and display
the graph of data usage and
breakdown of used services.
(P123)
Call
Settings
Set each setting related to call.
(P97)
More...
Note
Airplane
mode
ON/OFF this terminal's
emission of radio waves.
File
networking
Set whether to share a folder in
this terminal with another device
via a wireless connection.
Tethering
Congure the Wi-Fi access
point settings. (P124)
Wi-Fi Direct
Directly connect to a device
supporting Wi-Fi Direct without
going through access points.
Miracast
Set to share the displayed
contents and sound with a
Miracast-compatible device
using Wi-Fi Direct.
VPN
Set to communicate with
VPN (virtual private network).
(P125)
Mobile
networks
Set an access point and
congure the data roaming and
network mode settings.
• If you tap "Search networks" while using
data communication over a LTE network,
the message, "Please disable data
access and retry later." appears.
• If you tap "Search networks" while
using data communication over a 3G
network, the message, "Cannot search
for available networks while data access
is enabled. Are you sure you want to
disable data access and search for
available networks?" appears. Tap "OK" to
stop data communication and search for
networks.
• When using Miracast, the terminal cannot
connect any other network than the Wi-Fi
network used for Miracast.
Data usage
You can display mobile communication
data amount (rough indication) by term and
application.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Data usage"
Settings
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Note
• You can enable internet access via the
mobile network by setting "Mobile Data"
to ON.
• On the graphs, you can limit the mobile
communication data usage or set a
usage alarm. The data usage amount can
be limited only when "Limit mobile data
usage" is marked.
Restrict background data
You can restrict data communication that
applications automatically perform.
the Data usage screen,
 From
X place a check mark in "Restrict
background data" X "OK"
Note
• This setting can be made only when
"Limit mobile data usage" is marked.
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Settings
Wi-Fi Tethering Settings
Connect wireless LAN compatible device up to
eight devices to the Internet simultaneously
using this terminal as a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Activating Wi-Fi tethering
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Tethering"
tethering"
"Wi-Fi
• Confirm the details of the warning and
then tap "OK".
Setting timeout
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Tethering"
"Timeout"
one from "Never timeout", "5
Tap
minutes", "10 minutes", and "15
minutes"
Setting Wi-Fi access point

From the Home screen,
"Settings" X "More..." X "Tethering"
"Wi-Fi tethering" X "OK"
"Congure Wi-Fi hotspot"
network SSID in the "Network
Enter
SSID" box
"Security"
• The "Security" menu appears.
Select appropriate one from "Open", "WPA
PSK" and "WPA2 PSK".
• The password entry is necessary to set to
"WPA PSK" and "WPA2 PSK".
"Save"
Note
• Network SSID is set to "DS1203_xxxx",
and security is set to "WPA2 PSK", and
the password is optionally default. Set
Security as needed.
Connecting to VPN
(Virtual Private Network)
VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a technique
to access to the information protected in local
network from other networks. VPN is generally
equipped in companies, schools or other
facilities. Users can access the local network
and view information outside the premise.
To set VPN access from this terminal, security
information from network administrator is
required.
Adding a VPN
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "VPN"
• A message to change the setting in case
the method of unlocking screen has not
set to "Pattern", "PIN", or "Password".
"Add VPN network"
instructions given by the
Follow
network administrator to set each
item X "Save"
• PPTP is unavailable when ISP is set to
sp-mode.
Settings
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Connecting to a VPN

In VPN list, tap a VPN name to
connect
the necessary authentication
Enter
information X "Connect"
Editing a VPN

In VPN list, touch and hold down a
VPN name to edit
• A menu appears.
network"
"Edit
• The detailed setting screen is displayed
with the registered information entered.
Add, delete or edit the information,
and tap X "Save"

• The settings are updated.
Deleting a VPN
VPN list, touch and hold down a
 InVPN
name to delete
• A menu appears.
"Delete network" X "OK"
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Settings
Setting the Access Point
The access points (sp-mode, mopera U)
required for connecting to the Internet are
preset. You can not delete or change them. But
you may add or edit them if necessary.
The sp-mode is set as the default access point.
Checking the access point being used
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks" X "Access Point Names"
Setting an additional access point
〈New APN〉
From the Home screen,
 "Settings"
X "More..." X "Mobile
networks" X "Access Point Names"
 X "New APN"
"Name" X Enter the network prole
Tap
name you want to create X "OK"
Tap "APN" X Enter the access point
name
X "OK"
any other items requested by
Enter
your network operator

X "Save"
Note
• Do not change MCC to anything other
than 440, or change MNC to anything
other than 10. Doing this will result in not
being shown on the screen.
• If the MCC and MNC disappear from the
screen after changing the settings, you
can either restore default settings or
manually set the access points again.
Initializing an Access Point
When you initialize an access point, it returns
to its default settings.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks" X "Access point Names"

X "Reset to default" X "Yes"
Note
• When no access point has been added,
"Reset to default" is not displayed.
sp-mode
sp-mode is an ISP for NTT DOCOMO
smartphones. In addition to Internet
connection, this also provides an email service
that uses the same email addresses as i-mode
(@docomo.ne.jp). The sp-mode is a paid service
that requires subscription. For details about
sp-mode, refer to the NTT DOCOMO website.
Settings
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mopera U
mopera U is an NTT DOCOMO ISP. If you
have subscribed to mopera U, you can use
the Internet after making the simple settings.
mopera U is a paid service that requires
subscription.
Setting mopera U
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks" X "Access Point Names"
DEVICE
Sound
This allows you to congure various sound
settings, such as the type and volume of
ringtones, Silent mode and Vibrate.
Sound
prole
Select from "Sound & Vibrate",
"Vibrate only", or "Silent".
Volumes
Set the volume of the Phone
ringtone, Notication sound,
Touch feedback & system,
Music/ video/games and other
media.
to select the "mopera U" or
Tap
"mopera U 設定 (mopera U settings)"
radio button
Note
• "mopera U 設定 (mopera U settings)" is
the access point for setting mopera U.
Packet communication fee is free by
using the access point for mopera U
settings. Keep in mind that you can only
connect to the initial setting screen and
change settings screen. For details on
mopera U settings, refer to the mopera U
website.
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Settings
RINGTONE & NOTIFICATIONS
Phone
ringtone
Set the sound used as the
ringtone.
Notication
sound
Set the sound used for
notications.
Vibrate
Set whether to notify
incoming calls/messages and
notications by vibration.
Wise
ringtone
Set whether to automatically
play the ringtone at a larger
volume when you are in a noisy
place.
Quiet time
Set the time to turn off all the
sound except alarm and media.
You can also set whether to
use vibration.
TOUCH FEEDBACK & SYSTEM
Dial pad
touch
tones
Set whether to play a sound
when a phone number is
entered.
Touch
sounds
Set whether to play a sound
when a menu item is selected.
Screen lock
sound
Set whether to play a sound
when the screen is locked/
unlocked.
Vibrate on
touch
Set whether to vibrate this
terminal during specic
operations, such as
Display
This allows you to congure display settings,
such as screen brightness and animation.
Brightness
Set the screen brightness.
Auto-rotate
screen
Set whether to automatically
change the screen display
when this terminal is rotated.
Screen
timeout
Set how long to keep the
backlight on after the last time
you use this terminal.
Wise
screen
Set whether to turn OFF the
back light while the front
camera is identifying a face.
Font type
Set the font used on the
screen.
Font size
Select from "Small", "Normal",
"Large", and "Extra large".
Aspect
ratio
correction
Change the resolution size of
downloaded applications to t
the screen size.
Settings
129
Front key
light
Switch the backlight of front
key to ON/OFF. You can also
set the duration of front key
light.
Notication
flash
Set whether to use the LED
light to notify a missed call,
SMS, FeliCa, alarm, calendar
notication and email.
Theme
Select the theme on the Home
screen.
Animation
Select "No animations" or "All
animations".
Screen
swipe effect
Select screen swipe effect.
Wallpaper
Select from "Gallery", "Live
wallpapers", "Wallpaper gallery
(Home)" or "Wallpaper gallery
(docomo Wallpaper)".
Portrait
view only
Set whether to always display
the vertical Home screen.
Scroll
screens
circularly
Set whether to return to the
initial screen when scrolling the
Home screen.
Home
backup &
restore
Backup or restore the settings
for applications/widget and
theme.
SENSOR
Motion
sensor
calibration
Correct the calibration
(inclination angle and speed) of
the sensor.
Home screen
This allows you to congure Home screen.
Select Home, Theme, Animation, Screen swipe
effect, Wallpaper, Portrait view only, Scroll
screens circularly, and Home backup & restore
are congured.
• You cannot change the items other than
"Wallpaper" on docomo Palette UI.
Select
Home
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Settings
Switch home applications.
Choose docomo Palette UI or
Home.
Lock Screen
This allows you to congure whether to use
lock screen and the necessary settings.
• The display or setting items vary depending
on what you select from "None", "Touch",
"Face Unlock", "Pattern", "PIN", and "Password"
to unlock the screen lock.
SCREEN
Select
screen
lock
Select
screen
lock
PIN
Enter a numeric PIN to
unlock screen. Follow the
instruction shown on the
screen to enter a 4 to
16-digit number.
Password Enter a password to
unlock screen. Follow the
instruction shown on the
screen to enter a 4 to
16-digit number.
None
Disable the security of
unlock screen.
LOCK TIME
Touch
Tap to unlock screen.
Lock timer
Face
Unlock
Unlock through facial
recognition.
Set time duration from the
screen turns off till it gets
locked.
Pattern
Draw pattern to unlock
screen. You can set the
pattern of your favorite.
Power button
instantly locks
Set whether to lock the
screen immediately after
pressing the power key.
FEEDBACK
Vibrate on touch
Set whether to notice by
vibration when unblocking
with "Pattern" and "PIN".
Make pattern
visible
Set whether to display
Pattern by line.
Settings
131
Note
〈On-Screen Unlock〉
• If you enter incorrect screen-unlock
patterns 5 times, a message prompting
you for reentry will appear after 30
seconds. If you forget the screen-unlock
pattern, tap "Forgot pattern?" on the
reentry screen then log in with your
Google account that has been set on
your terminal. In this way, you can enter a
new pattern.
• Note that you cannot unlock the screen if
you forget the PIN, screen-lock password
or backup PIN code and have not set a
Google account.
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Settings
Gestures
This allows you to enable or disable each
motion gesture.
Move home
screen
items
You can change item locations
by tilting this terminal to the
left and right while an item is
selected.
• Not available on the docomo
Palette UI.
Tilt
sensitivity
Run a tilt test for the Home
screen and the application
screen, and adjust the
sensitivity
Silence
incoming
calls
When this terminal is flipped
while ringing, the ringtone
stops.
Snooze or
stop alarm
When this terminal is flipped
while ringing, the alarm will
stop.
Help
Display how to use the gesture
functions.
Storage
Power saver
Display free space in internal storage and free
space of the microSD card, operate mount and
format.
INTERNAL STORAGE
Total space
Display the total space in
internal storage.
Apps, Audio
etc.
Display the internal storage
usage.
SD CARD
Total space
Display the total space on
microSD card.
Available
Display free space on microSD
card.
Unmount
SD card/
Mount SD
card
• Unmount the microSD card
to remove it safely.
• Mount the microSD card
before using.
Erase SD
card
Erase all data (music, photo,
etc.) on microSD card.
This allows you to set to reduce the function
usage when the battery power gets low. The
"Power saver" provides functions different from
the "eco モード (eco mode)" application that can
be downloaded from the "Recommends" tab in
the application list.
Turn Power
saver on
Set the timing (percentage
of battery power) to turn the
power saver on.
Power
saver Tips
Display the explanation about
"Power saving items".
POWER SAVING ITEMS
Auto-sync
Do not sync automatically.
Wi-Fi
Turn OFF the Wi-Fi function
while not connected.
Bluetooth
Turn OFF the Bluetooth
function while not connected.
Eco mode
Enable Eco mode.
Vibrate on
touch
Deactivate the vibration when
operating key.
Brightness
Set the brightness of screen.
Settings
133
Screen
timeout
Set the lighting time of
backlight.
Font key
light
Turn ON/OFF the key light on
the front panel and set the
lighting duration.
BATTERY INFORMATION
Battery
level icon
The battery level is displayed
in percent gure. Also display
whether it is charging or not.
Battery
percentage
Congure whether to display
the battery level (%) on the
status bar.
Battery use
Display the application that is
using battery, battery usage,
and battery used hours in
graph.
Apps
Congure the settings for applications.
Downloaded
List/delete installed applications.
Running
List/stop the active services.
All
List/delete all the applications.
Disable application
It is available for a part of applications and
services which are not able to uninstall.
Disabled applications are neither displayed on
the application list nor run. However, it is not
uninstalled.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Apps" X "All" tab
an application you want to
Select
disable
"Disable" X "OK"
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Settings
Enable again the application
When an application is disabled, the linked
applications may not run properly. In such
case, make it enable again to run properly. To
make an application enable again,
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Apps" X "All" tab
the application you want to reTap
enable
"Enable"
Quad core control
You can optimize the CPU control and set
whether to restrict battery consumption.
Eco mode
It is possible to save battery
consumption.
Note
• The "Eco mode" of the "Power saver" is
enabled according to the set battery
remaining amount.
The "Eco mode" setting of "Quad core
control" is given priority over the "Eco
mode" setting of "Power saver".
Settings
135
PERSONAL
docomo service, Accounts & sync, Location
services, Security, Language & input, Backup
& reset etc. are congured.
docomo service
Congure the docomo services.
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Application
manager
Congure the settings for
regular update conrmation, etc.
Wi-Fi
Congure the settings for
docomo service via Wi-Fi.
docomo
apps
password
Set a password for docomo
applications.
• The initial setting is "0000".
AUTO-GPS
You can set the AUTO-GPS
function and view the location
log.
docomo
location
information
Congure the settings for
imadoco search/imadoco
kantan search/Keitai-Osagashi
Service.
Settings
docomo
Wi-Fi Easy
Connection
Congure to use docomo WiFi or Wi-Fi at home easy and
convenient.
Send
preinstalled
apps usage
status
Congure to send the
preinstalled apps usage status.
Open
source
licenses
Display the open source
licenses
Accounts & sync
This allows you to congure the settings of
accounts and their synchronization.
Add or delete an account used in this
terminal, such as Google account.
Location services
Congure GPS etc.
Google's
location
service
Congure whether to allow
application to be specied your
location by using Wi-Fi data
and mobile network data etc.
GPS
satellites
Congure whether to use the
GPS function.
Location &
Google
search
Congure whether to allow
Google to use the location
information for other services
to improve the search results
accuracy.
Security
Congure the settings for password etc.
SIM CARD LOCK
Set up SIM
card lock
Set whether to lock the SIM
card (miniUIM) and congure
its settings.
PASSWORDS
Password
typing
visible
Set whether to display the
characters entered for the
password.
DEVICE ADMINISTRATION
Phone
administrators
Activate/Deactivate the device
administrators on this terminal.
Unknown
sources
Set whether to allow
applications other than Google
Play's applications to install.
Settings
137
CREDENTIAL STORAGE
138
Trusted
credentials
Set whether to allow the
application to access the
secure certication and other
certication information.
Install from
storage
Install encrypted certicates
from the internal storage.
Clear
credentials
Delete all content of credential
information storage and reset
the password.
Settings
Security Code and miniUIM Protection
For convenient and secure use of this terminal,
you can set codes to lock this terminal and
network security codes to be used with
network services. You can make better use
of this terminal by using different codes
depending on the purposes.
Note
• Avoid setting security codes using your
birthday, part of your phone number,
your address or room number, "1111"
or "1234", which can be easily guessed
by others. Be sure to write down the
security codes and store them in a safe
location.
• Do not reveal your security codes to
others. DOCOMO is not responsible
for damage caused by misuse of your
security codes by others.
• If you forget your security codes,
you need to bring your identication
document (driver's license, etc.), this
terminal and the miniUIM to a docomo
Shop. For details, contact "General
Inquiries" provided on the last page of
this manual.
• Your PIN unblocking key is written in the
application form (copy for subscriber)
given at the time of contract. If you
have subscribed at a place other than a
docomo Shop, bring your identication
document (driver's license, etc.) and the
miniUIM to a docomo Shop, or contact
"General Inquiries" provided on the last
page of this manual.
Network security code
The network security code is a 4-digit number
necessary for using the docomo Network
Services or identication at reception of
your request in docomo Shop or at docomo
Information Center. It can be set to any
number at the subscription and also changed
later by yourself. You can change your network
security code to the new one through PC if
you have a "docomo ID/Password" on General
support site for PC "My docomo".
You can change from dmenu as follows. dmenu
X " お客様サポートへ (Customer support)"
X " 各種お申込・お手続き (Applications and
procedures)".
• For information about "My docomo" and お客様
サポート (Customer support), refer to P278.
PIN code
The miniUIM can set security code named PIN
code. This code is set to "0000" at the time of
subscription, but you can subsequently change
it.
PIN code is a 4- to 8-digit number that is
entered to check the user when the miniUIM
is inserted in this terminal or this terminal
power is turned on. It is intended to prevent
unauthorized use of this terminal by a third
party. You can use this terminal by entering
PIN code.
Note
• If you use a miniUIM that has been
currently used when you buy a new
terminal, use the same PIN code that had
been set on the current terminal.
The code is "0000" if the default setting
has not been changed.
• If you enter incorrect PIN code three
times in a row, the code will be locked.
In that case, unlock with "PIN unblocking
key".
Settings
139
PIN unblocking key
Changing PIN code
The PIN unblocking key is an 8-digit number
used to unblock the PIN code. You cannot
change it by yourself.
• If you enter the PIN unblocking key incorrectly
ten times in a row, the miniUIM will be locked.
If this happens, please contact a docomo
Shop.
Enabling miniUIM's PIN code
Set to PIN code required when the terminal is
turned on.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Security"
"Set up SIM card lock"

"Lock SIM card"
PIN code and tap "OK"
Enter
• "Lock SIM card" has check mark.
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Settings
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Security"
"Set up SIM card lock"
SIM PIN"
"Change
• You are asked to enter the PIN code.
the current PIN code, and tap
Enter
"OK"
• You are asked to enter the PIN code.
a new PIN code and tap "OK"
Enter
• You are asked to enter the PIN code
again.
Enter the same PIN code that you
entered in step 5 and tap "OK"

• The PIN code is changed.
Enter PIN code
This the following operations if you are asked
to enter the PIN code when this terminal is
powered on.
the PIN code of the miniUIM,
 Enter
and tap "OK"
Unblocking the PIN locked UIM
Follow the procedures below to unlock PIN
when you enter PIN code 3 times incorrectly in
a row.
Language & input
This allows you to congure this terminal's
language and keyboard settings. You can also
congure settings for voice input and output.
Language
Select the language used on
this terminal.
Personal
dictionary
Procedures such as registration
are required when using the
character entry application
supplied by Google. You can
download the character entry
application provided by Google
from Google Play.
* This is available only for
character input application
on LatinIME basis by Google.
PIN unlocking code on PIN
 Enter
unlocking code screen and tap "OK"
Enter a new PIN code and tap "OK"
the same PIN code that you
Enter
entered in step 2 and tap "OK"
KEYBOARD & INPUT METHODS
Default
Select the default keyboard
and the input method.
Google
voice typing
Tap to place a check mark to
use. Congure the settings.
LG
Japanese
Keyboard
Tap and place a check mark
to use. You can set various
settings.
Settings
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LG
Keyboard
Tap and place a check mark
to use. You can set various
settings.
mazec-T
Conversion
Tap and place a check mark
to use. You can set various
settings.
ShabetteKeyNyuryoku
Tap and place a check mark
to use. You can set various
settings.
SPEECH
Voice
Search
Congure the settings of voice
recognizer.
Text-tospeech
output
Congure the settings for
reading out text.
• Japanese is not supported
as of October 2012.
MOUSE/TRACKPAD
Pointer
speed
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Settings
Set the pointer speed when
this terminal is connected with
mouse or trackpad.
Backup & reset
Operate initialization.
BACKUP & RESTORE
Back up my
data
Congure whether to backup
on the Google server.
Backup
account
Congure the account for
backup.
Automatic
restore
Restore the settings
and data when installing
application again.
Data transfer
mode
This is a mode for using iC
transfer service.
PERSONAL DATA
Factory data
reset
Delete all data from this
terminal.
Initializing Terminal
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Backup & reset"
"Factory data reset" X "Reset
phone"
X "Erase everything" X "OK"
Note
• Backup your data such as images,
videos and music on PC. For details
about connection method, refer to "File
Management" (P147) and "External
Device Connection" (P157).
SYSTEM
Date & time, Accessibility, Connectivity,
Developer options, About phone are congured.
Date & Time
This allows you to congure the date and time
settings.
Automatic
date and
time
Set the automatic retrieval of
date and time information via
the network.
Automatic
time zone
Set the automatic retrieval of
time zone information via the
network.
Set date
Congure the date settings.
Set time
Congure the time settings.
Select time
zone
Congure the time zone
settings.
Use 24hour format
Set whether to display the time
in 24-hour or 12-hour format.
Select date
format
Set the date format.
Settings
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Accessibility
Set the settings of accessibility application.
SERVICES
Enable or disable the applications
compatible with accessibilities. If you want
to set accessibility, download compatible
applications from Google Play in advance.
SYSTEM
144
Large text
Display large text on the screen.
Power
button
ends call
Congure whether to end a call
by pressing the Power button.
Auto-rotate
screen
Congure whether to switch
the screen's vertical and
horizontal automatically when
rotate this terminal.
Touch &
hold delay
Select the touching sensitivity
from "Short", "Medium", or
"Long".
Install web
scripts
Congure whether to install the
script for easier access to Web
contents from applications via
Google.
Settings
Note
• "Need a screen reader?" appears when
purchased.
PC connection
Congure the settings for USB connection
mode.
USB CONNECTION
USB
connection
type
The default USB connection
mode for connecting to a PC is
set. (P158)
Ask on
connection
The USB connection mode
is always checked when
connecting to a PC.
Help
An explanation for USB
connection mode is displayed.
Activating USB Tethering
You can connect this terminal to a PC using the
microUSB connection cable (optional) to connect
to the Internet using this terminal as a modem.
this terminal and a PC
 Connect
using USB connection cable
(P157)
• The "USB connection type" screen is
displayed.
tethering"
"USB
• A warning message is displayed. Confirm
the details of the warning and then tap "OK".
Note
• Hardware requirements of a PC for USB
tethering are as follows:
- OS*: Windows 7/Windows Vista/
Windows XP (Service Pack 3 or later)
* Operations conducted in environment
with upgraded OS or in added/changed
environment cannot be guaranteed.
• You need the USB tethering driver to do
USB tethering. For details, refer to the
following Website.
http://www.lg.com/jp/mobile-phones/
download-page/index.jsp (in Japanese only)
Settings
145
Developer options
Congure the settings for developing
applications.
About phone
This allows you to display various informations
of this terminal.
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Software
Update
You can change the software
update setting.
LG Software
update
Update the software of LG
Electronics Inc.
Network
Display the network status of
this terminal.
Phone
identity
Display the phone number,
model number (model name),
etc. of this terminal.
Battery
Conrm battery condition.
Hardware
information
Display the Wi-Fi MAC address
and Bluetooth address.
Settings
Software
information
Display the Android version,
baseband version, kernel
version, build number and
software version of this
terminal.
Legal
information
Display information about the
terms of use.
File Management
File Operation
You can synchronize music with "Windows
Media Player" on your PC by connecting this
terminal with the PC via the optional microUSB
cable (optional), and transfer the data between
the PC and this terminal by dragging and
dropping.
• In order for your PC to recognize this terminal,
a dedicated driver and Windows Media Player
11 or later are required.
- For details about the method of the
download and operation of dedicated driver,
refer to the homepage below.
http://www.lg.com/jp/mobile-phones/
download-page/index.jsp (in Japanese only)
- You can download the latest Windows
Media Player on Microsoft website.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/
windowsmedia/download (in Japanese only)
• Some functions such as shooting and playing
video may not work while connecting this
terminal with PC.
• Sharing some data may not be permitted due
to copyright.
Note
• Operating environment of a PC for file
operation is as follows:
- O S *：W i n d o w s 7/ W i n d o w s V i s t a /
Windows XP (Service Pack 3 or later)
- Windows Media Player：Windows Media
Player 11 or later
* Operations conducted in environment
with upgraded OS or in added/changed
environment cannot be guaranteed.
• Other than this terminal or PC, the
following devices and software are
necessary to perform le operation on a
PC.
- microUSB cable
- Dedicated driver
Use MicroUSB Cable 01 (optional). You
cannot use the USB cable for PC due to
the different forms of connector.
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Folder Structure in this terminal
When you connect this terminal with PC, the
internal storage in this terminal and the
microSD card are recognized with the name
"L-04E".
Folders corresponding to les are created
automatically in the internal storage in this
terminal and the microSD card when saving
photos and videos shot on this terminal,
downloading data such as images and music
on the Internet, etc.
• For details about connection method between
this terminal and PC, refer to "Connecting this
terminal with a PC" (P157).
• The drive structure of "DS1203" is as follows:
- SD Card
- Internal Storage
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Note
• Shot photos and videos are saved in
"DCIM" folder in the internal storage
in this terminal and the microSD card.
Music data synchronized with Windows
Media Player on PC are saved on "Music"
folder.
• Backup your data saved in the internal
storage in this terminal and the microSD
card to PC. For details about connection
method, refer to "File Operation" (P147)
or "Connecting this terminal with a PC"
(P157).
• Data saved from other devices such
as a PC to the internal storage in this
terminal and the microSD card may not
be displayed or played on this terminal.
Additionally, data saved from this
terminal to a PC may not be displayed or
played on other devices.
Folder and File Operations
Transferring Data with a PC

Connect this terminal with a PC
via the microUSB cable (optional)
(P157)
• The "USB connection type" screen is
displayed.
USB connection mode to "Media
Set
sync (MTP)" (P158)
Open " マイコンピュータ (My
computer)" and select "Internal
Storage" of "DS1203" on PC

• The route folder of the internal storage in
this terminal appears.
• " 自動再生 (Auto play)" screen may appear
depending on the setting. Choose " デバイス
を開いてファイルを表示する (Open the device
to display)" when the screen is displayed.
Synchronizing Data with
Windows Media Player
This allows you to synchronize music and
videos with Windows Media Player library
on PC. In this way, music and videos with
copyright protection can be synchronized as
well as the copyright information.
this terminal with a PC
 Connect
via the microUSB cable (optional)
(P157)
USB connection mode to "Media
Set
sync (MTP)" (P158)
Windows Media Player on
Activate
PC and synchronize
Note
• For details about Windows Media Player,
refer to Windows Media Player help.
and drop data between this
Drag
terminal and the PC
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Disconnecting this terminal from a PC
down safely or remove the
 Shut
hardware on PC
• Operate "Safety Remove Hardware" on
WindowsÂŽ 7, Windows VistaÂŽ or WindowsÂŽ
XP.
this terminal from a
Disconnecting
PC
Note
• Do not power off this terminal during
data writing/reading or do not remove
the microUSB connection cable because
they may cause data loss.
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Infrared Communication
This allows you to send and receive data with
other terminals and mobile phones etc. that
have infrared communication function.
• The following data are available for infrared
communication.
Phonebook, My profile, name card, sp モードメール (spmode mail), schedule & memo, photos, videos, ToruCa
• The communication distance of infrared is
within approximately 20 cm, and the infrared
emission angle is within 15°from the center.
Do not move your infrared port from the other side of
infrared port until the data communication is done.
• Infrared communication may not work
properly in a place with direct sunlight, under
fluorescent light, or near infrared device.
• Depending on terminal of the other side, the
data communication may dicult.
Sending My prole via
Infrared Communication
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook" X "My prole"
 X "Send via infrared"
Make the recipient to waiting state
"OK" X "OK"
Sending a Single Data
(e.g. sending a contact)
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook" X select a contact
 X "Infrared"
Make the recipient to waiting state
"OK" X "OK"
Sending All Data of an Item/Items
(e.g. sending all contacts)
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Infrared"
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all" X "Phonebook" X "Start" X
"Send
enter docomo apps password X "OK"
Enter authentication password X
"OK"
X make the recipient to waiting
state X "OK" X "OK"
Receiving
(e.g. receiving a contact/all contacts)
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Infrared"
X "OK" X "OK" X "OK"
"Receive"
• Receiving all: "Receive all" X enter
authentication password X "OK" X enter
the same password as the sender X "OK"
X "OK" X "OK" X "Save"
• Select an account when the account
selection screen appears.
Note
• Authentication password is set between
recipient and sender.
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Bluetooth Communication
Connect this terminal to Bluetooth devices
wirelessly, and enable to exchange data.
• For Bluetooth compatible version or profile,
refer to "Main Specications" (P254).
• For Bluetooth setting and operation
procedure, refer to a manual of Bluetooth
devices to connect.
• This terminal does not connect wirelessly
with all types of Bluetooth devices.
■ Notes on using Bluetooth function
• The distance between this terminal and another
Bluetooth device keeps within approximately 10
m with no obstructions in sight. The distance
that this terminal and a Bluetooth device can
make connection may be shorter when there
are obstructions between them or depending
on the conditions of the surroundings (such
as walls or furniture) and the structure of a
building. Especially when there is a wall or floor
of reinforced concrete between them, they may
be unable to connect with each other. Note the
above mentioned distance is not guaranteed.
• Make sure to keep this terminal and another
Bluetooth device 2 m or more away from home
electric appliances, AV devices, OA devices,
etc. before connection. The Bluetooth device is
liable to be adversely affected by a microwave
oven, so keep it 3 m or more away from the
microwave oven while using it. Otherwise,
normal connection cannot be performed when
nearby electric devices are powered on. TVs and
radios may receive noise or video interference.
• Move the Bluetooth device to a place where
connection is available when there is a broadcast
station or radio near the Bluetooth device, and
this terminal cannot be connected to the device.
Strong radio waves may prevent connection
between this terminal and the Bluetooth device.
• Wireless connection is available with Bluetooth
device put in a bag or pocket. However, lowering
of communication speed or noise may result
when you are in between the Bluetooth device
and this terminal.
• The radio wave from Bluetooth may affect the
operation of medical electronics etc. Bluetooth
communication in some cases may result in
an accident, so turn off this terminal and other
Bluetooth devices in the following places.
- On trains
- On airplanes
- In hospitals
- Near automatic doors or re alarms
- In places such as gas stations where
flammable gas is generated
■ Reception interference caused by wireless
LAN devices
• As this terminal's Bluetooth device and
wireless LAN devices use the same
frequency (2.4 GHz), reception interference
may occur or the communications speed
may lower if you use the Bluetooth device
near the wireless LAN devices. Also, you
may hear noise or have a connection
problem. In these cases, do the following:
- Keep the Bluetooth device over 10 m
away from a wireless LAN device.
- Within 10 m, turn off either the Bluetooth
device or the wireless LAN device.
■ Pass code (PIN) of Bluetooth function
• Pass code (PIN) is an authentication
code to enter when accessing Bluetooth
devices for the rst time to recognize and
permit the connection each other. Entering
the same pass code (PIN) (up to 16 single
byte alphanumeric characters) on each
sending/receiving device is required.
• On this terminal, pass code may be
displayed as "PIN".
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Turning ON Bluetooth Function to
Make this terminal Discoverable
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Bluetooth"
Turn "Bluetooth" ON
phone visible"
"Make
• This terminal can be detected by another
Bluetooth device for approx. 120 seconds.
Note
• When you do not use Bluetooth function,
turn it OFF to save the battery.
• The setting of the Bluetooth ON/OFF
is not changed even when the power is
turned off.
Changing the Name of this Terminal
You can change the name of this terminal to
display on another device when communicating
via Bluetooth.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Bluetooth"
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Tap the name of the terminal
Input a name X "Save"
File Management
Pairing/Connecting with Other
Bluetooth Device
To transfer data by Bluetooth connection,
perform pairing (pairing setting) with the
device in advance and register it to this
terminal.
• Depending on Bluetooth device, only pairing
is performed or pairing and connecting is
performed successively.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Bluetooth" X "Search
for devices"
• Detected Bluetooth devices list appears.
a device that you want to
Tap
connect with X "Pair"
• If pass code (PIN) is set on Bluetooth
devices, enter pass code (PIN) and tap
"OK".
• For some Bluetooth devices, after
completion of pairing, connection may be
established successively by tapping a
device.
Note
• Even for device requiring pass code
(PIN) when pairing, once pairing is
performed, entering pass code (PIN)
is not necessary to reconnect after
disconnected unless the paring is
canceled.
• Pairing can be set even if a device
is unable to connect such as nonprole compliant. However, it cannot be
connected even if you tap the device.
on the paired device X "Connection
• Tap
access" to select automatic connection
or conrming at all times.
• Devices that are not compatible with
SCMS-T cannot play any audio related
data such as music.
When the other device requests for
pairing
When a screen asking for pairing for Bluetooth
connection appears, tap "Pair" or enter pass
code (PIN) if required and tap "OK".
Canceling the pairing
Tap
beside the device that you
 want
to unpair from the "PAIRED
DEVICES" list X "Unpair"
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Sending/Receiving Data via
Bluetooth Function
• Set the Bluetooth function to ON beforehand
to be discoverable.
Sending data via Bluetooth
You can send data of Phonebook (name card
data in vcf format), les such as photos or
videos, etc. to a Bluetooth device (PC etc.).
• For sending, perform the operation from the
menu such as "Share"/"Send" of each application.
■ e.g. sending photo from Gallery
this terminal with
 Paring/connecting
other Bluetooth device (P154)
the Home screen, "Application"
From
X "Gallery" X select and display
photo to send
X "Bluetooth" X select Bluetooth
device
• To send multiple photos at a time, on the
X "Select all" or place
photo list screen
a check mark on photo to send X "Share"
X "Bluetooth" X select Bluetooth device
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the data by following the
Receive
instruction on the screen of the
recipient
Receiving data via Bluetooth
 Set this terminal to discoverable
"Accept" when Bluetooth
Tap
Authorization Request screen
appears
is displayed in the status bar, and data
reception starts.
• You can confirm data reception on the
Notication panel.
• Message screen appears at the bottom
screen after receiving data.
•
External Device Connection
Connecting this terminal with
a PC
Connecting this terminal with a PC Make sure
that Windows Media Player 11 or later and
dedicated driver are installed on PC. If Windows
Media Player 11 or later and dedicated driver
are not installed, this terminal may not be
recognized by PC correctly. For details about
operating environment, refer to "File Operation"
(P147).
the microUSB connector
 Connect
of microUSB Cable (optional) to the
microUSB connection terminal of
this terminal
• Insert the microUSB connector
horizontally with the surface with the USB
mark facing up.
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the USB connector of
Connect
microUSB cable to the USB port of
PC
• This terminal is recognized automatically
by PC.
• Request for installation of the device
driver may appear on your PC. If it
appears, cancel it.
is displayed in the status bar.
•
• The "USB connection type" screen
appears on this terminal.
If the "USB connection type" screen does
not appear, drag or swipe the status bar
down to open the Notication panel, and
then tap "USB connection".
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• The following operations are available
from the "USB connection type" screen.
Charge
only
Select this to charge only.
(P39)
Media
sync
(MTP)
Select this to synchronize
PC and media le. (P149)
USB
tethering
Select this to use USB
tethering. (P145)
LG
software
Select this to connect with
PC to use LGMobile Support
Tool.
Camera
(PTP)
Select this to transfer
photo le by using camera
application or various les
that are not supported by
MTP from PC.
only" / "Media sync (MTP)" /
"Charge
"USB tethering" / "LG software" /
"Camera (PTP)"
Note
• While connecting to a PC, drag or
swipe the status bar down to open
the Notication panel, and then tap
"USB connection" to display the "USB
connection type" screen, and then you
can change the USB connection type.
• To change the default USB connection
mode for connecting with a PC, from
X "Settings" X "PC
the Home screen,
connection" X "USB connection type".
• When USB connection mode is set to
"Camera (PTP)", only the image les of
"DCIM" folder and "Pictures" folder in
Internal Storage are displayed.
• Do not turn off this terminal while reading
or writing data.
• Do not unplug microUSB cable while reading
or writing data. It results in loss of data.
• For details about Windows Media Player,
refer to Windows Media Player help.
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Application
dmenu
This allows you to get convenient and fun
contents.
the Home screen, "dmenu"
 From
The browser launches, and "dmenu" is
the Home screen, "dmarket"
 From
• The browser launches, and "dmarket" is
displayed.
Note
• Packet communication (LTE/3G/GPRS)
or Wi-Fi Internet to use dmenu.
• Packet communication fees are charged
to connect to dmenu or download
the recommended applications. Also,
depending on the downloaded application,
the packet communication starts
automatically.
• There are some paid applications in the
recommended application on dmenu.
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dmarket
This allows you to access easily to docomo's
recommended sites or convenient applications.
Application
displayed.
• For the first usage of dmarket, the
dmarket software license agreement is
displayed to conrm your agreement.
Note
• For details of dmarket, refer to the
DOCOMO website.
Play Store
Google Play enables you to access applications
and games you like and download them to
install into this terminal.
• To use Google Play, Google account is
required. (P60)
Install the application
the Home screen, "Play Store"
 From
• When using Google Play for the first
time, terms of use for Google Play are
displayed. Read them carefully and tap
"Accept".
Search application X Tap the
application
that you want to
download
• If the application needs to access data
and functions on this terminal, the
functions used by the application are
displayed.
& download" (for free
"Accept
application)/"Accept & buy" (if the
application is not free)
• You are taking responsibility when using
applications on this terminal starting
from downloading and purchasing the
applications. Pay special attention to
application that is accessing multiple
functions or large amount of data.
• If download or installation is finished
normally, the notication icon will be
displayed in the status bar. Display the
Notication panel and tap the application
name. The installed application opens.
"Install" (for free application) or
Tap
Amount eld (if the application is not
free)
• The displayed content differs depending
on the application.
Application
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Purchasing an Application
• Payment for application is only once. After
downloading, you do not need to pay every
time when you uninstall or download again.
• If you have another Android device that is
using the same Google account, you can
download for free on that device once you
purchased the application.
• After purchasing application, you can
request a refund within a specied time.
The application is deleted, and it will not be
charged. Requesting a refund is available only
once for the rst time of purchasing each
applications. After requesting a refund to a
purchased application, and purchasing the
same application again, you cannot request a
refund.
• For details on paying method to purchase
application or requesting a refund,
"Help" X "Android Apps" X read "Buy Apps".
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Application
Note
• Be sure to check the security of
application, and then install it at your own
risk. This terminal may be infected with a
virus and the data may be damaged.
• NTT DOCOMO is not liable for
malfunctions, if any, caused by the
application you installed.
• NTT DOCOMO is not liable for any
disadvantage brought to you or any third
party due to an application you installed.
• Some applications automatically
perform packet communications. Packet
communication is kept active unless you
disconnect or it is timed out. Note that
packet communication fee may get high.
To disconnect packet communication,
on the Home screen X "Settings"
tap
X "More..." X "Mobile networks" and
uncheck the "Data enabled" checkbox.
• If you need more information about
X "Help" when
Google Play, tap
Google Play screen is open.
Uninstalling an Application

From the Google Play screen,
X "My Apps" X Tap the application
that you want to uninstall
"Uninstall"
"OK"
• When the "Uninstall and refund" screen is
not displayed on paid application, the trial
period is expired.
Osaifu-Keitai
Osaifu-Keitai is equipped with an IC card, so
holding this terminal over a reader at a shop, it
is possible to make payments or use coupons
or participate in stamp rallies. By holding this
terminal against a reader, it is also possible
to access sites and home pages, acquire the
latest coupons using communication, and
deposit money and conrm usage status for
e-money. As a countermeasure for loss, an
Osaifu-Keitai lock function is available so that
you can use it without worry.
• For details about Osaifu-Keitai, refer to
"Mobile Phone User's Guide [sp-mode]".
• To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services, it is
necessary to make settings through sites or
applications.
• If this terminal has a problem, data in the IC
card (including e-money and points) may be
lost or changed (if this terminal needs repair,
terminals with data cannot be accepted, so
principally the user needs to delete the data).
For more information about reissuing and
restoring data, and support for saving and
transferring data, contact the Osaifu-Keitai
service provider.
Application
163
Please use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services
that provide backup services to save you
important data.
• We are not responsible for damages such as
lost or changed data in the IC card, or other
damages related to Osaifu-Keitai compatible
services in any cases including terminal
malfunction or terminal replacement.
• If a terminal is stolen or lost, please
immediately contact your Osaifu-Keitai
compatible providers for what to do.
iC transfer service
iC transfer service is a service that allows you
to transfer your data stored in your OsaifuKeitai IC card to a new Osaifu-Keitai when
you change a new model or when malfunction
occurs. Contact your local docomo Shop to get
iC transfer service.
• For details about iC transfer service, refer to
"Mobile Phone User's Guide (sp-mode)".
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Application
Using Osaifu-Keitai
To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services, from
the Osaifu-Keitai compatible site, download the
application for Osaifu-Keitai and then congure
settings. Some services do not require
downloading of an Osaifu-Keitai compatible
application.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Osaifu-Keitai"
• The initial setting may be required at
the rst startup. Follow the instructions
shown on the screen.
the service that you want to
Tap
use
service settings
Congure
• Make necessary settings from the
service site or application.
Holding the Terminal over a
Reader
You can hold the
up to a reader to enable
an electronic transaction.
Locking Osaifu-Keitai
Lock the Osaifu-Keitai service from being used.
After locking, data cannot be acquired from the
reader.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Osaifu-Keitai"
"Lock Settings"
the "Password" eld, and enter
Tap
password
• You must enter the password again when
locking Osaifu-Keitai for the rst time.
"OK"
Note
Keep in mind the following when holding the
terminal up to a reader.
• Do not strike the terminal against the reader.
mark parallel to the reader.
• Hold the
mark against the center of the
• Hold the
reader as close as possible.
• If unreadable by the reader, move the
upward, downward, leftward or rightward to
adjust its position.
• Do not attach anything metal on the side of
mark.
the terminal with the
• The lock is not canceled even if the power
is turned off.
• The password used in Osaifu-Keitai lock
setting is required when unlocking or
changing password. Therefore, take a
separate note and keep it for your reference.
In case your lost the password, it is not
possible to unlock Osaifu-Keitai or set.
Application
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Canceling the lock

From the Home screen, "Application"
X "Osaifu-Keitai"
• The Osaifu-Keitai screen in the locked
status appears.
Settings"
"Lock
• The "Osaifu-Keitai lock setting" screen
appears.
the "Password" eld and enter
Tap
the same password entered for
locking
"OK"
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Application
ToruCa
ToruCa is an electronic card that can be loaded
to your mobile. It can be acquired from readers
and websites as the shop information or
coupons. The acquired ToruCa will be saved in
"ToruCa" application. Use "ToruCa" application
to display, search or update.
• For details of ToruCa, refer to "Mobile Phone
User's Guide [sp-mode]".
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "ToruCa"
Note
• Packet communication fee may incur when
acquiring, displaying or updating ToruCa.
• You may not be able to acquire, display
or update the ToruCa provided for i-mode
terminal.
• The functions below may not be available
depending on the IP (Information Provider)
setting.
- Acquiring from readers
- Update
- ToruCa sharing
- Transferring and copying to microSD
card
- Viewing maps
• It is not possible to acquire ToruCa from
readers while Osaifu-Keitai is locked.
• You cannot obtain the same ToruCa
when you set "ON" for redundant check.
Set "OFF" to obtain the same ToruCa
redundantly.
• Depending on IP setting, ToruCa that
can be displayed on the map from ToruCa
(details) may not be able to be displayed
on the map from ToruCa list.
• When sending ToruCa using email, it is
sent with the status before acquiring
ToruCa (details).
• The received ToruCa by email may not be
saved depending on the email application
on use.
• ToruCa may not be acquired depending
on the browser you use.
• When moving or copying ToruCa to
microSD card, it is moved or copied
with the status before acquiring ToruCa
(details).
• ToruCa may not be acquired from readers
when Osaifu-Keitai is not initialized.
mobacas
mobacas is a broadcast service for
smartphones. "Realtime" (realtime
broadcasting) allowing you to view programs
in real time and "Time-shift" (storage-type
broadcasting) allowing you to enjoy comics,
novels, music, and games, in addition to movies
and dramas provide two styles of viewing
enjoyment. Features such as SNS linking from
the terminal provide broadcast service as
never before.
For details on mobacas, refer to the following
for the mobacas broadcasting station.
NOTTV http://www.nottv.jp/ (in Japanese only)
■ Using mobacas
A separate subscription (paid) to the
mobacas broadcasting station (NOTTV) is
required.
Reception/viewing of broadcasts requires a
miniUIM card to be inserted in the terminal.
mobacas is a broadcast service provided
within Japan.
A microSD card is required to use the Timeshift feature.
Application
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■ Broadcast signal areas
mobacas is a broadcasting service that
operates on radio waves (airwaves) different
from those for FOMA services and 1Seg.
Therefore, you cannot receive mobacas
service in locations that airwaves cannot
reach or during hours when programming is
not available, regardless of whether you are
outside or inside the FOMA service area.
Even in areas where the mobacas service is
available, you may have poor or no reception
in the following places.
• Place far away from a broadcasting tower
• Place in a mountain area or behind a
buildings where airwaves are blocked by
geography or structures
• Inside a tunnel, underground, far inside a
building, or other place where airwaves are
weak or nonexistent
■ Having better reception
• Extend enough the antenna to use.
Changing the antenna orientation or
changing location may help improve
reception.
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Application
Viewing via mobacas
Viewing programs/content
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "NOTTV"
• The NOTTV home screen appears.
• When launching "NOTTV" for the first
time, conrm the terms of use and tap
" 同意する (Accept)" to start initial setting
automatically. Make sure to have a good
communication environment for this initial
setting.
" すぐ見る (Watch now)"
program/content you want to
Tap
view
■ Adjusting the volume
X press volume key (up) / volume key
(down)
■ Setting subtitles and sound
X " 設定 (Settings)" X " 表示・音声
(Display & Audio)"
Note
Viewing the viewing screen
• You cannot use mobacas when mock
locations setting is enabled. You
can disable the setting by following
procedure.
X "Settings"
From the Home screen,
X "Developer options" X conrm the
content of the Warning screen and "OK"
X remove a check mark in "Arrow mock
locations".
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Searching for programs/
content
Search for programs/content in a variety of
ways from within the application.
Searching from a program listing
(Realtime)
a Image
• Swipe it to the right/left to switch
program/content.
* Displayed content layout depends on the
program/content.
b Social button
• A program/content-related timeline is
displayed.
the NOTTV home screen,
 From
" 番組表 (Program Listing)"
• A Realtime program listing is displayed.
• Tap the currently broadcast program for
the viewing screen.
to open a menu and
• You can also tap
display a listing.
Searching by criteria
the NOTTV home screen,
 From
" すべて (All)"
item you want to search for in
Tap
" すべての番組・コンテンツ (all
programs/content)"
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Content Scheduling
the NOTTV home screen,
 From
" すべて (All)"
" コンテンツ予定表 (Content Listing)"
/ ">" on either side of date
"<"
• A list of contents that will be broadcast
is displayed.
the content you want to
Tap
schedule
• An information window for the content is
displayed.
" 受信予約する (Schedule Viewing)"
Note
• During the broadcasting time of contents,
the contents may not be received in
situations such as, when the device is
turned off, when it has low battery, when
it is out of the mobacas broadcasting
area, when a microSD card is not inserted
or when the microSD card does not have
enough space.
• The contents saved in microSD card can
only be used in the currently using device.
• The contents that has expired will be
automatically deleted from microSD card.
You can set the contents to delete them
before they expire.
• Content may be automatically scheduled
even if you have not scheduled viewing.
• You can cancel the function for
automatically scheduling by settings.
• Signal reception conditions may hinder
normal reception of content data. In
this instance, completion of data is
automatically handled with packet
communication. You can cancel
the function for completing data
automatically with packet communication
by settings.
Application
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mobacas settings
the NOTTV home screen,
 From
X " 設定 (Settings)"
Change the settings if required
表示・音声 (Display & Audio)
字幕表示
(Subtitles)
Set subtitles.
文字スーパー表示
(Text Info
Display)
Set whether to enlarge
characters to display.
音声
(Audio)
Set primary audio and
secondary audio (bilingual).
明るさ調整
(Brightness)
Adjust the brightness of
screen.
自動処理 (Auto Features)
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自動受信
(Auto
Reception)
Set automatic reception of
content ON/OFF.
おすすめの
リセット
(Recommend
Viewing Reset)
Reset recommendations.
Application
番組・コンテンツ
情報取得
(Program &
Content Info
Retrieve)
Set time to obtain
program/content listing
information via broadcast.
自動コンテンツ
補完
(Auto Content
Complete)
Set data to be
automatically completed
by packet communication
when full reception is
not possible, such as
due to signal reception
environment.
利用ログ送信
(Usage Log
Send)
Set sending of usage log
on/off.
自動ライセンス
取得
(Auto License
Retrieve)
Set to automatically obtain
content licenses.
ペアレンタル
コントロール
(Parental
Control)
Set a restriction on
programs/content geared
to certain ages.
ブラウザ (Browser)
Cookie
Set whether to accept
Cookie.
Cookie を削除
(Delete Cookie)
Delete Cookie.
放送用保存領域
消去
(Delete save
area for
broadcast)
Delete save area for
broadcast.
データ放送表示
(Display data
broadcast)
Set whether to display data
broadcast.
幼歴 (History)
Display history.
1Seg
1Seg is a digital terrestrial TV broadcasting
service for mobile devices that allows you to
receive data programs along with video and
audio. It is also possible to acquire detailed
program information, participate in quiz shows,
and enjoy TV shopping.
For details on "1Seg" service, refer to the
following homepage.
Association for Promotion of Digital Broadcasting
http://www.dpa.or.jp/ (in Japanese only)
● Before Using 1Seg
• 1Seg is a service provided by TV broadcast
companies (broadcast stations). Receiving
video and audio is free. For more information
about NHK reception fees, contact NHK.
• There are two types of information
displayed in the data broadcasting area:
"Data broadcasts" and "Data broadcast
sites". "Data broadcasts" are displayed by
broadcast wave for both video and audio,
and "Data broadcast sites" are displayed by
connecting to the site provided by the TV
broadcasting company (broadcast station)
through the data broadcast information.
To view "Data broadcast sites", etc. packet
communication fees are charged. Information
fees may be required to access some sites.
Application
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● Broadcast wave
1Seg is one of broadcast services, and
receives radio waves (broadcast waves) that
are different from FOMA/Xi service. Therefore,
it is not possible to receive at locations where
broadcast waves do not reach or during time
zones where broadcasting is off regardless
of whether you are in an area with FOMA/
Xi service. In addition, in areas with digital
terrestrial TV broadcast service, reception
may be poor or may not be available in the
following locations.
• Locations far from the broadcasting tower
where the broadcast wave is sent
• Locations where waves are blocked by
landscape or buildings such as in the
mountains and or near buildings
• Locations where waves are weak such
as tunnels, underground, and building
basements
In order to have better reception, completely
extend the 1Seg antenna. Changing the
antenna orientation or changing location may
help improve reception.
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Application
● About 1Seg antenna
• To view 1Seg, fully extend the 1Seg antenna.
If you give too much force when the antenna
is not fully extended, it may be damaged.
• When changing the orientation of the 1Seg
antenna, hold the bottom portion.
• When retracting the 1Seg antenna, hold
the antenna straight up and push down.
If too much force is applied, it may be
damaged.
• When retracting the top portion of the
1Seg antenna, pay attention to its
orientation.
Note
• 1Seg audio cannot be output by
Bluetooth devices that are not
compatible with SCMS-T.
• 1Seg is not compatible with the following
functions due to copyright protection
- Extracting video by connecting HDMI
cable
- Screenshot
- QMemo
● About recording
This terminal does not support 1Seg
recording.
Application
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1Seg Viewing
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "TV"
• The 1Seg viewing screen appears.
• When launching for the first time, you
need to select your viewing area.
• The gesture guide is displayed after
startup.
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Application
How to use the 1SEG viewing screen
d QSlide button
Tapping this button displays the QSlide
guide.
It lets you do another task while watching
1Seg.
will take you back to the 1Seg
Tapping
viewing screen.
will adjust the transparency of
Sliding
the 1Seg viewing screen.
will terminate 1Seg.
Tapping
a TV broadcasting area
You can change channels by swiping up/
down in vertical display mode. Tapping this
area displays the data broadcast screen.
Only in horizontal full screen mode, you can
change the volume by swiping left/right and
change the screen brightness by swiping
up/down at the left edge.
e Programs/Channels button
Tapping "Programs" displays the program
listing for the channel being viewed. Tapping
a program will display the program details.
You can make a viewing reservation by
is displayed for
tapping the "Reservation".
reserved programs.
Tapping "Channels" displays a list of
channels.
b Update button
Tapping this button starts channel scanning.
c Channel list
Display a list of channels. You can switch
channels by tapping each of them.
You can delete channels or move their
positions by touching and holding down each
of them.
Application
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Viewing the data broadcast screen
Tapping "TV broadcast area" on the vertical
1Seg viewing screen displays the data
broadcast screen.
a TV broadcast area
Swipe up/down to switch channels.
Tap to display the 1Seg viewing screen.
b Scroll bar
Swipe or drag up to display the data
broadcast in full screen mode.
c Data broadcast area
Tapping directly on the content of the data
broadcast may allow you to operate.
d Data broadcast operation button
You can perform operations such as moving
the cursor or selecting a link in the data
broadcast area.
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Application
Using Num. input
Num. input is available for some of the data
broadcast. Tap "Num." to display Num. pop-up
menu.
• If "Num." is active, it is a Num. input available
broadcast. Operations differ depending on the
content of broadcast.
Using the Program Schedule
You can view a TV guide of both terrestrial TV
programs and BS digital broadcast programs.
You can search programs using key words or
by genre, and make reservations for viewing.
the 1Seg viewing screen,
 From
X "EPG"
• The program guide is displayed.
• When launching program guide for the
rst time, you need to accept the terms
of use and select the broadcasting area.
on a program
Tap
• Program information is displayed.
• " ワンセグ連携 (1Seg Linkage)" X " ワンセ
グ起動 (Activate 1Seg)" to display the
selected TV program.
Application
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Viewing Reservations
If you make a reservation for a program, an
alarm is notied before the program begins.
the 1Seg viewing screen,
 XFrom
"Reservation list"
• The "Reservation list" screen appears.
• The "Set reservation" screen appears.
You can make the following settings.
Channels
Set channels.
Start
time
Set the start date/time.
Program
name
Enter the program name.
Repeat
Set a viewing reservation
repeatedly at the same time
period on a specic day of
the week.
"Save"
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Application
Note
• The start of a program cannot be notified
if this terminal power is OFF at the
reservation time.
• You can also make a viewing reservation
X "EPG" X a program X
by tapping
" ワンセグ連携 (1Seg Linkage)" X " ワンセグ
視聴予約 (1Seg Viewing Reservations)" X
"Save".
Conrming or editing reservation
contents
the "Reservation list" screen,
 From
tap a viewing reservation
• You can edit viewing reservations.
Deleting reservation contents
 From the "Reservation list" screen,
a viewing reservation that
Mark
you want to delete in a list of
reservations
"Delete" X "OK"
Using TV Link
Some data broadcasts may show link
information (TV link) to related sites. By
registering a TV link, it is possible to connect
to related sites later.
• To register a TV link, tap the item that can be
registered for the TV link that is displayed in
the data broadcast area.
the 1Seg viewing screen,
 From
X "TV link"
• The "TV link" list screen appears.
the TV link
Tap
• Connect to the registered site.
Note
• From the "TV link" list screen, touch and
hold down the TV link X "Delete" X "Yes"
to delete.
• From the "TV link" list screen, X mark
"Select All" X "Delete" X "OK" to delete all
TV links.
Application
181
1Seg Settings
the 1Seg viewing screen,
 XFrom
"TV Settings"
• The "TV Settings" menu appears.
Change the settings if required
182
Brightness
Adjust the screen
brightness.
Subtitles
Set whether to display
subtitles.
Audio
language
Toggle between the main
sound and the sub sound
when viewing a program
containing the sub sound.
Reset
broadcast
memory
Delete data registered with
the data broadcast and TV
links.
Application
Switching the viewing area
the 1Seg viewing screen,
 From
X "Change area"

the area
Select
The viewing area changes.
Locking the viewing screen
the 1Seg viewing screen,
 From
X "Touch lock"
The screen is locked, and no operation can
be done by touching the screen or keys on
the front panel.
Note
• Tapping
cancels the touch lock.
Camera
This terminal has a built-in camera that can
shoot photos and videos.
Please be considerate of the privacy of
individuals around you when shooting and
sending photos using camera-equipped
mobile phones.
Before Shooting
All photos and videos shot on your terminal
are saved to the internal storage or a microSD
card. You can change the destination to save
from "Storage" of settings (P185, P187).
Copyrights and portrait rights
Avoid copyright infringements when copying or
editing photos and videos that have been shot
on this terminal. You should also avoid infringing
the portrait rights of other people by using or
modifying their portraits without their consent.
Note that the shooting or recording of stage
performances, shows or exhibitions may be
prohibited, even for personal use.
You may get ned according to law, regulation
(nuisance prevention ordinance, etc.) if other
people get disturbed or hurt by any improper
behavior when using this terminal.
Application
183
Notes for capturing images
• The Camera employs high precision
technology, but some pixels or lines may
seem brighter or darker than others. Also,
when you shoot photos in places with
insucient lighting, noises seen as white line
increase. This is normal.
• Clean the lens with a soft cloth before
shooting. If the lens is stained with
ngerprints or oil, the shot photo may appear
out of focus or blurred.
• Do not leave this terminal in a warm place
or under a direct sunlight for a long period of
time. The quality of shot photos or video may
deteriorate.
• If you shoot under a fluorescent light, mercury
lamp or sodium lamp flickering at high speed,
flickering such as stripes may appear. The
color tone of photos or videos may vary
depending on the shooting timing.
• Do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for
a long period of time and do not point at the
sun or a bright light directly. The image may
become discolored or the camera may fail to
operate properly.
• Do not cover the lens with your fingers or hair
when shooting.
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Application
• Shooting a fast moving object may result in
an image slightly distorted from the image
displayed on the screen at the time of
shooting, or the image may be blurred.
• When the battery level is low, you may not be
able to save shot photos or videos. Check the
battery level before using the camera.
• Shot photos or videos may differ from the
actual subjects in brightness or color tone.
• You hear shutter sound even when Sound
prole is set to "Vibrate only" or "Silent".
Shooting a Photo
You can shoot photos with both horizontal and
vertical screen.
Viewing shooting screen
The meanings of marks (icons and others) on
the photo shooting screen are as follows:
c Time catch shot mode
Switch to mode that starts to shoot several
photos one second before pressing the
shutter button.
d Scene mode
Set the scene mode (Normal/HDR/
Panorama/Continuous shooting).
e Settings (while shooting photos)
Set the following items: Edit quick menu/
Flash/Zoom/Brightness/Focus/Image size/
Scene mode/ISO/White balance/Color
effect/Timer/Geotagging/Shutter sound/
Auto review/Storage/Reset/Camera help
guide.
f Possible number of shooting images
a Switching cameras
Switch between the front and main cameras.
b Voice shutter
Switch to photo shooting mode when
detecting a specic spoken keyword such
as "Cheese".
g Auto focus frame
This part is displayed in green if the autofocus is successful. If failed, it appears in
white.
Tap a given position on the screen to focus
on that position.
h Setting information icon
Display icon according to setting contents.
i Remaining battery level
Display remaining battery level.
j Switch button
Switch between photo mode and video mode.
Application
185
k Shutter
l Thumbnail
Tap to display the preview screen and
conrm the shot photo. Also you can edit
the photos.
Shooting a photo

From the Home screen, "Application"
X "Camera"
• The photo shooting screen is displayed.
• Menus appear on the screen to allow you
to congure various settings to suit the
scene and conditions for shooting.
Point the camera at the subject
• The shutter sound plays and the photo is
shot.
• The previews of the taken photos appear
as thumbnails after shooting.
• The shot data is saved in "Gallery".
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Application
Note
• Menus are displayed on the preview
screen after shooting a photo in case the
Auto review is not disabled. The following
operations are available.
〈Left part (Top part for vertical screen)〉
- "Share": Send via Bluetooth, Email,
Gmail, Picasa, etc.
- "Set as": You can set a photo as
"Home screen wallpaper" or "Photo of
phonebook".
〈Right part (Bottom part for vertical screen)〉
：Delete the displayed photo.
：Shoot a new photo.
：Confirm and edit the shot photo.
• When Time catch shot mode is turned
to display photos
ON, you can tap
taken during one second before pressing
the shutter button.
Shooting Videos
You can shoot videos by switching modes.
Videos are shot horizontally.
Viewing shooting screen
The meanings of marks (icons and others) on
the video shooting screen are as follows:
a Switching cameras
Switch between the front and main cameras.
b Switching image quality
Switch the shooting resolution.
c Live effect
Set visual effects used during shooting.
d Switching the emission light
Switch between ON and OFF for the
emission light.
e Settings (when shooting video)
Set the following items: Edit quick menu/
Zoom/Brightness/White balance/Color
effect/Geotagging/Audio recording/Auto
review/Storage/Reset/Video help guide.
f Setting information icon
Display icon according to setting contents.
g Remaining battery level
Display remaining battery level.
h Switch button
Switch between photo mode and video mode.
i Recording button
j Thumbnail
Tap to display the preview screen and
conrm the shot videos.
Application
187
Shooting videos
Tap
on the photo shooting screen
 • The screen switches to the video
shooting screen.
• Menus appear on the screen to allow you
to congure various settings to suit the
scene and conditions for shooting.
Point the camera at the subject
• The recording start sound plays and
Camera starts shooting.
• When it starts shooting a video, elapsed
time is displayed on the screen.
to capture a
• While taking a video, tap
photo of the displayed scene.
• You can zoom in/out by pinching in/out
the touch screen during video shooting.
• The recording stop sound plays and
recording stops. Then, shooting video
screen appears.
• The shot data is saved in "Gallery".
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Application
Note
• Menus are displayed on the preview
screen after shooting a video in case the
Auto review is not disabled. The following
operations are available.
〈Left part (Top part for vertical screen)〉
- "Play": Play the shot video.
- "Share": You can send videos via
Bluetooth, Email or Gmail and upload
them to YouTube.
〈Right part (Bottom part for vertical screen)〉
：Delete the displayed video.
：Shoot a new video.
：Confirm and edit the shot video.
Gallery
You can display photos or play back videos
stored in the terminal that have been obtained
by shooting with the camera or downloading
from the Internet.
Viewing Photos and Videos
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Gallery"
• The Gallery screen appears.
• Select "Albums" "Locations" "Timestamp"
to change the order of photos and videos.
a folder
Tap
• Both photos and videos are displayed by
thumbnail.
• To view photos or videos shot by this
terminal, tap "Camera".
one of the thumbnails
Tap
• Photo can be zoomed in or out by tapping
or pinching out or in on the touch screen.
• The video is played if you tap a video
thumbnail.
Note
• The following operations are available on
the photos/videos screen.
：Launch camera to shoot photos or
videos.
：Send a selected photo via Picasa,
Gmail, Bluetooth and so on. A video can
be sent via Gmail, Bluetooth, etc. You
can also upload a video to YouTube.
- ：Delete the selected photos or videos.
• The following operations are available from
the photo display screen by tapping
- "Set image as": Set a photo as a picture
in the Phonebook or the background of
the Home screen.
- "Move": Select le and move into another
folder.
- "Copy": Select a le and copy it to another
folder.
- "Rename": Edit the le name.
- "Rotate left": Rotate the photo to the left.
- "Rotate right": Rotate the photo to the
right.
- "Crop": Crop the photo.
- "Edit": Edit the brightness etc. of the shot
photo.
Application
189
- "Slideshow": Display the photos and videos
saved in terminal in slide show order.
- "Details": Conrm the details of the shot
photo.
- "Show on map"：The shooting
location can be checked on the map
if "Geotagging" is turned "ON" during
shooting.
• For details on video playing operation, refer
to "Playing Videos" (P195).
Synchronizing Picasa Album
You can synchronize Picasa album saved on
Google account with Gallery of this terminal.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Gallery"
 X "Settings"
account" X add Google account
"Add
by following on-screen direction
Tap added Google account X tap the
added
Google account again X place
a check mark in "Sync Picasa Web
Albums"
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Application
Note
• When "Sync Picasa Web Albums" has a
check mark, Gallery of this terminal is
synchronized on Picasa album of Google
account.
When "Sync Google Photos" has a
check mark, Google+ application is
synchronized on Picasa album of Google
account.
• When "Sync on Wi-Fi only" has a check
mark on the "Setting" screen in step 2,
only when Wi-Fi is connected, Gallery of
this terminal is synchronized on Picasa
album of Google account.
Media Player
The "Media Player" application plays music les
and video les saved in the internal storage
or a microSD card. Media Player supports the
following le formats.
■ Available file formats
Music les
AAC(LC/LTP), HE-AAC v1,
HE-AAC v2, MP3, MIDI,
WMA(9/9 Pro/10/10 Pro)
Video les
H.263, H.264, MPEG-4, VC-1,
VP8, WMV (7/8/9 MP, SP)
Note
• Some files may not be played even with
the supported le format.
• Some files are protected by copyright
and may not be played.
Application
191
Copying Music Files and
Videos to this terminal
From Media Player, you can play music les
and video les of your own after copying them
to the internal storage or a microSD card.
this terminal with a PC via
 Connect
the microUSB Cable (P157)
USB connection mode to "Media
Set
sync (MTP)" (P158)
" マイコンピュータ (My computer)"
Open
and select "DS1203" on PC
• The driver (SD Card and Internal Storage)
in this terminal appears.
• " 自動再生 (Auto play)" screen may appear
depending on the setting. Choose " デバイス
を開いてファイルを表示する (Open the device
to display)" when the screen is displayed.
a folder in the root folder of
Create
"Internal Storage"/"SD Card"
• You can also create a subfolder to
manage the les.
Copy les to the created folder
 Disconnect this terminal from a PC (P150)
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Application
Opening the Media Player
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Media Player"
• The "Media Player" screen appears.
• Tap the icon at the bottom of the screen
to switch between lists for "Songs",
"Artists", "Albums", and "Movie".
a Quick play bar
This is displayed when there is music playing/
paused. Tap this to display the Music screen.
b Play/Pause icon
This is displayed for the music playing/ paused.
c Title
d Artist name
e Bottom bar
You can change the icons that are displayed
on the bottom bar. For more details, refer to
"Setting the Media Player" (P199).
• Songs: Display a list of playable songs
saved on the internal storage and the
microSD card.
Tap a song to display the Music screen.
• Artists: Display a list of artists.
Tap an artist name to display a list of
albums by the artist. Tap an album title to
display a list of songs on the album.
• Albums: Display a list of albums.
Tap an album title to display a list of
songs included on the album.
• Movie: Display a list of playable videos
saved on the internal storage and the
microSD card.
• MUSIC Store: Access the dmarket Music
Store.
While a list of videos is displayed, the
"VIDEO Store" icon appears. Tap this to
access the dmarket Video Store.
Note
• From the "Media Player" screen,
"Sort" to switch the list display between
ascending and descending order.
• From the "Media Player" screen,
"Search" to access dmenu for purchasing
songs.
• From the "Media Player" screen, while a
list of albums/videos is displayed,
"Switch display" to switch the list display
format between thumbnail display and list
display.
• From the "Media Player" screen/Music
X "Exit" to
screen/Video screen,
close the Media Player.
• For details about MUSIC store, VIDEO
store, refer to the DOCOMO website.
Application
193
Playing Music
song list, tap a song you want
 Into the
play
• The Music screen appears and the song
is played.
c Play progress bar
Drag to play a song from a desired point
within the song.
d Cover flow
Tap to switch between display/not display
elapsed time, play progress bar, and song
length.
Swipe to right and left on horizontal view to
scroll thumbnail and display the list of replay
on album basis.
e Contents information
Title/Artist name/Album title are displayed.
f Return to list
Return to the song list.
g Backward button
Start playing from the beginning of the
current song. Double-tap to start playing
from the beginning of the previous song.
h Play/Pause button
i Song length
j Repeat/Repeat one song button
Switch between Repeat all/1 repeat/Repeat
OFF.
Tap to return to music list.
b Elapsed time
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Application
k Shuffle button
Turn shuffle play ON/OFF.
l Forward button
m Volume bar
Adjust the volume by dragging it.
Note
• While a song is playing,
is displayed in
the status bar.
X "Settings"
• From the Music screen,
X "This song : Ringtone settings" to set
the displayed song as a ringtone for
voice calls, email, or sp モードメール (spmode mail).
Playing Videos
 From the "Media Player" screen, tap
• A list of playable videos saved on the
internal storage and the microSD card
appears.
a video you want to play
Tap
• The Video screen appears and the video
is played.
Application
195
a Elapsed time
b Play progress bar
Drag to play a video from a desired point
within the video.
c Video information
Displays titles/artist names.
d Video list button
Return to the video list.
e Button for going back to previous video
Start playing from the beginning of the
current video. Double-tap to start playing
from the beginning of the previous video.
f Play/Pause button
g Video length
h Rotation lock button
When the button changes red, orientation of
screen is locked even when the orientation
of this terminal changes.
i Button for skipping to next video
j Volume bar
Adjust the volume by dragging it.
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Application
Note
• Pinch-in/pinch-out this terminal while
playing back a video from the "Videos"
application to enlarge/shrink the screen.
• Tilt this terminal to the side while displaying
the Video screen to switch to horizontal
screen display so that videos can be
displayed on the whole screen. Tap the
screen to switch between button display/
not display.
Using Playlists
Playlists allow you to play your favorite songs
in a desired order.
Set to view playlists
With the initial setting, the bottom bar of the
"Media Player" screen does not display the
"Play list" icon. The following operation will
allow you to display it.
the "Media Player" screen,
 XFrom
"Settings" X "Arrange icons"
• The "Arrange icons" screen appears.
and drop the "Playlist" icon on
Drag
the icon to switch bottom bar
• You cannot change the icons for "Movie"
and "MUSIC store/VIDEO store".
"Apply"
Displaying playlists
the "Media Player" screen,
 From
"Play list"
• Current playlists are displayed.
• The following quick playlists are available.
Recently
added
songs
Display songs that were
added in the last two weeks
in the order you add them.
Recently
played
songs
Display songs that were
played in the last two
weeks with the most recent
date on top.
Most
played
songs
Display songs that were
played with the most
frequently played song on
top.
a playlist/quick playlist
Tap
• The songs contained in the playlist are
displayed.
• Tap a song from the playlist/quick playlist
to play.
Application
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Creating a playlist
In the Playlists, "Create new"

Enter the playlist name X "OK"
songs to playlist"
"Add
• Tap the "All songs", "Artists", and "Albums"
tabs to switch the display list.
Tap the song you want to add
• Tap "Add all songs" to add all songs in
the list.
"Apply" X "Save" X "OK"
Editing playlists
the list of Playlists, tap the
 Inplaylist
that you want to edit
• The songs contained in the playlist are
displayed.
"Edit"
• Tap "Edit title" to edit the title.
• Tap "Add songs to playlist" to add a song
to the playlist.
• Tap "Delete all songs" to delete all songs.
Deleting all songs from a playlist will also
delete the playlist itself.
on a song to make turn red and
• Tap
become a deletion target.
to change the order of
• Drag and drop
the song.
After you nish editing, "Save"
"OK"
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Application
Deleting/sorting a playlist
In the Playlists, "Edit"
 • Tap "Delete all playlists" to delete all
playlists.
on a playlist to make turn red and
• Tap
become a deletion target.
to change the order of
• Drag and drop
the playlist/quick playlist.
After you nish editing, tap "Save"

"OK"
Setting the Media Player
the "Media Player" screen,
 XFrom
"Settings"
• The "Settings" menu appears.
Change the settings if required

Audio effect
settings
Set effects for when
playing music.
Ringtone
settings
Set a song as a ringtone
for voice calls, emails, and
sp-mode mail.
• Some songs cannot be
set as ringtones.
Movie sort
settings
Select the order of the
video list from "Saved date
and time" and "Title".
Delete
contents
Delete all/selected displayed
music les/video les.
Note
• "Recently added songs", "Recently played
songs", "Most played songs" cannot be
deleted.
Application
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Arrange
icons
200
Drag and drop to change
the icons displayed on the
bottom bar of the "Media
Player" screen.
• If you change the icons
to "Play list", "Genre", or
"Age", you can display
lists according to
Playlists/Genre/Age
on the "Media Player"
screen.
• You cannot change
the "Movie" and "MUSIC
Store/VIDEO Store"
icons.
Update
database
Update the Media Player
database.
Reset
settings
Return the Media Player to
its initial settings.
Application
GPS/Navigation
By using applications that supports GPS
function on this terminal, you can conrm
the present location or search route to a
destination.
In Using GPS
• NTT DOCOMO is not liable for any damage
caused by failure of GPS system etc.
• It cannot be used as navigation devices for
aircraft, vehicles and people or as a high
precision GPS for measurement. Please note
that DOCOMO shall not bear responsibility
for damages which are pure economic losses
which are generated by opportunities missed
to conrm positioning results and missed
communications due to external factors
(including exhausted batteries) such as
malfunctions, improper operations and power
outages of this terminal if it is used for these
purposes or even if it is not used for these
purposes.
• Since GPS is governed by the United States
Department of Defense, the GPS signals
might be controlled (degradation of accuracy,
signal blackouts, etc.) according to national
security reasons of the US. Also even if
positioning is done in the same locations
and environments, identical results may not
be obtained due to the differences in signal
conditions caused by the locations of the
satellites.
• Wireless communication products (mobile
phone or data detector etc.) may intercept
satellite signal and signal reception may not
be stable.
• Depending on the legal system of the
country and area, the displayed map based
on the received location information (lat/long
information) may not be accurate.
• Since GPS uses signals from satellites, in the
following environments there are locations
where signals cannot be received or reception
is poor. Thus, the range of error of location
information may be over 300 m.
- In the midst of or underneath dense tree
growth, in areas lined with buildings or
dense residential areas
- Inside or underneath buildings
- Inside of underground tunnels, underground
and underwater
- Near high-voltage lines
- Inside of cars and trains
- In poor weather such as heavy rainfall and
snow
- Inside of bags and boxes
- Hindrances (people and things) around this
terminal
• Please check the websites of the GPS
service provider and DOCOMO for news
regarding the usage of positioning provisions
and current locations notications. Also using
these functions may incur charges.
Application
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Setting Location Services
You need to activate GPS function beforehand
to use the services that needs location
information. Also, you can set for more
accurate location information by using Wi-Fi/
Mobile network or motion sensor.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "Location services"
Mark a detection method
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Google's
location
services
Identify location
information using Wi-Fi/
mobile network.
GPS
satellites
Detect location
information more
accurately. However, the
terminal consumes much
power of battery.
Location &
Google
search
Set whether to allow the
use of location data to
Google.
Application
Note
• It may take up to ten minutes to
determine current locations when the
GPS functions are used for the rst time.
• This terminal is equipped with a GPS
receiver that uses satellite signals to
calculate current locations. Some GPS
service functions use the Internet. Data
communication fee may happen when
transferring data via GPS service functions.
• To use a function which requires a GPS
receiver for positioning of your current
location, check for an unimpeded view of the
sky. Move to another location if your current
location is not determined after a few minutes.
• In order to calculate the current location
faster, do not move or cover GPS
antenna with other objects.
• When you place a check mark on "GPS
satellites", anonymous data is collected
while using GPS. For this data transfer,
you may be charged.
• Place a check mark on "Google's location
service" allows Google location information
service to collect anonymous location
date. Collecting data may be done without
launching application.
Using Map
Search for Route on Map
You can view a detailed route to your destination.
Opening Map
You can display present location, search
another place, or search route by using Google
map.
• Activate the GPS function before getting
your current location.
• To use the Google map, you will need to
connect Wi-Fi or LTE / 3G / GPRS network,
and ready for data communication.
• Google Maps does not work for all nations or
regions.
• Your current location may not be detected
with just a 3G/Wi-Fi connection.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Maps"
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Maps"

your departure point in "Start
Enter
point:" box* X Enter your destination
in "End point:" box
• You can also select your Start point and
to the right of
End point by tapping
their respective boxes to display a menu
and then choosing from "My current
location", "Contacts", "Point on map" and
"My Places" on the menu.
* "My Location" is entered in "Start point"
box.
Select
mode
of transportation
as your
, select from "Best route",
• If tap
"Fewer transfers" and "Less walking".
"NAVIGATION"/"GET DIRECTIONS"
Application
203
Using Latitude
Google Latitude enables you and your friends
to check each other's locations on maps and
share status messages with each other. It also
enables you to send emails, make calls and
search for routes to friend's locations.
• Location information is not shared automatically.
You must rst join Latitude and then invite
friends to provide their locations, or accept
invitations from friends to share your location.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Latitude"
• For detail of Latitude, on the Latitude
X See "Help".
screen,
Using Navigation
Google Maps Navigation (beta) is route
guidance software with voice guidance.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Navigation"
• Service terms are displayed. Check "Show
this message next time", and from the
next time onward the same message is
displayed.
"Accept"
• Opens Google Maps navigation and
displays menu.
one of the items
Tap
Enter or select your destination to start
route guidance.
• "Speak destination": Search for
destination via voice.
• "Type destination": Enter the characters
of your destination.
• "Go home": Register your home address
and it shows you the route.
• "Map": Display a map.
: Select by car or on foot.
•
• "CONTACTS": Search the address of a
registered contact.
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Application
• "STARRED": Search a place with star on
Google Map.
Note
• Any operation during driving should be
performed by a passenger.
Using Local
You can use Local to easily search for near by
restaurants, cafes, bars, travel spot, and other
places of interest.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Local"
one from "Restaurants"/"Cafes"/
Tap
"Bars"/"Attractions"
• A list of search results appears. Tap a
search result to view details.
on the
• To add the search condition,
Local screen X "Add a search" X enter a
category to search X .
Alarm / Clock
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Alarm/Clock"
Select either "Dismiss" or "Turn on" when
the "Gesture guide" screen appears.
Setting Alarm
"Alarms" on the Alarm Clock
 Tap
screen
• The Alarm list screen appears.
• The "Set alarm" screen is displayed, and
the following settings are available.
Hour/
Minute
Change the time setting.
Repeat
Set the alarm to repeat on
certain days of the week at
the same time.
Snooze
duration
Set the snooze time.
Vibration
Check to enable both alarm
sound and vibrator.
Application
205
Alarm
sound
Set the alarm sound.
Alarm
volume
Set the alarm volume.
Application
link
From "None", "Calendar" or
"Email", select an application
that starts up when the
alarm stops.
Puzzle
lock
Check to enable or uncheck
to disable the puzzle
setting.
Memo
Add memos to alarms that
are set.
alarm details and tap "Save"
Set
• The Alarm list screen is displayed. The
set alarm is added to the list. Set the
alarm ON or OFF by tapping
• Tap the list to display the "Set alarm"
screen and change the content.
Tap "Save" to overwrite the changes, and
return to the Alarm list screen.
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Application
Note
• The alarm functions at the time set for
the alarm. Tap "Stop" to stop the alarm.
Tap "Snooze" to make the alarm function
again according to the time interval set
in the alarm setting for "Snooze duration".
• On the "Alarm list" screen, X "Select
all" or place a check mark in the alarm to
delete X "Delete" X "Yes" to delete alarm.
Setting the Timer
on the Alarm Clock screen
 "Timer"
• The Timer screen is displayed, and the
following settings are available.
Hour/
Minute/
Second
Set the timer.
Vibration
Check to enable both alarm
sound and vibrator.
Alert sound
Set the alarm sound.
Alert
volume
Set the alarm volume.
"Start"
• The timer starts.
Note
• The alarm functions at the time set for
the alarm. Tap "Stop" to stop the alarm.
Setting the World Clock
You can conrm the date and time for
registered cities in a list.
clock" on the Alarm Clock
 "World
screen
• "New city" screen are displayed. Tap to
display the current time and name of the
selected city on the list screen.
• From the World clock screen, X "Select
all" or place a check mark in the city to
delete X "Delete" X "Yes" to delete city.
Setting the Stopwatch
on the Alarm Clock
 "Stopwatch"
screen
"Start"
• The stopwatch starts. Tap "Lap" to count
lap times.
• To stop the stopwatch, tap "Stop".
• Tap "Resume" to restart the stopwatch,
and tap "Reset" to reset it.
Application
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Calendar
This terminal has a calendar for managing your
schedule. You can synchronize with scheduler
constructed by Microsoft Exchange Server or
Google calendar if you have Google account.
Opening Calendar
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Calendar"
• The Calendar screen appears.
Switching Calendar Display
"Day"/ "Week"/ "Agenda" in the
 Tap
change display box
• Swipe left or right in Day or Week view to
display the previous or next day or week.
• Tap "Agenda" to display a list of events.
Tap each list to display the content.
Creating a Schedule
the Calendar screen, tap a
 From
date X
X set each item X "Save"
Note
• As the schedule time approaches,
appears in the status bar. Drag or swipe
the status bar downwards to open the
Notication panel then tap the calendar
notication, the "Calendar notications"
screen is displayed. Tap "Dismiss all" to
delete the notication or tap "Snooze all"
to repeat the notication 5 minutes later.
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Application
Changing/Deleting Schedule

Tap "Agenda" of switching display
box on the Calendar screen
the schedule to change/delete
Tap
(edit)/
(delete)
• On the Calendar screen, tap
"Delete" X place a check mark in the
schedule to delete X "Delete" X "Yes" to
delete schedule.
Changing Calendar Settings
From the Calendar screen,
 "Settings"
X "General preferences"
• The "General preferences" screen
appears.
the settings if required
Change
• You can set "CALENDAR VIEW
SETTINGS" and "REMINDER SETTINGS".
Calculator
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Calculator"
• Drag or swipe to right and left the
part where key is displayed to switch
"Advanced panel" and "Basic panel".
on
You can also switch by tapping
the Calculator screen X "Advanced panel"
or "Basic panel".
• Touch and hold down the formula display
eld with a value or formula to cut/copy
the value. Touch and hold down the
formula display eld after cutting/copying
a value to past it.
to delete input numbers or
• Tap
operators one by one. Also, touch and
to delete all data currently
hold down
being entered.
to hide/display the history
• Tap
of mathematical formulas. Also, from the
X "Clear history" to
calculator screen,
delete history.
Application
209
SmartWorld

Polaris Oce
From the Home screen, "Application"
X "SmartWorld"
• Tap "Start LG SmartWorld" when you
started SmartWorld for the rst time.
• Open the "SmartWorld" screen.
• Membership registration is required to
use SmartWorld. On the "SmartWorld"
X " 設定 (Settings)" X
screen, tap
" 会員登録 (Membership registration)",
and register by following the on-screen
direction.
• 3G charging information appears when
connecting without using Wi-Fi.
• For SmartWorld, the following menu is
displayed
Item
Hot & New
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Description
Hot & New screen is
displayed.
Apps
Apps screen is displayed.
動画 (Video)
Video screen is displayed.
検索 (Search)
Search screen is displayed.
マイアプリ
(My application)
My application screen is
displayed.
Application
You can use Polaris Oce to read or edit Word,
Excel, PowerPoint les saved on this terminal
or microSD card (as of October 2012).
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Polaris Oce 4.0"
• The "Polaris Office" screen appears.
Type
File format
Microsoft Word
(Word 97 to Word 2010)
.doc*, .docx*,
.dot, .dotx
Microsoft Excel
(Excel 97 to Excel 2010)
.xls*, .xlsx*,
.xlt, .xltx,
.csv
Microsoft PowerPoint
(Power Point 97 to PowerPoint
2010)
.ppt*, .pptx*,
.pps, .ppsx,
.pot, .potx
Adobe PDF (Version 1.2 to 1.7)
.pdf
Text
.txt*, .asc,
.rtf
Hangul
(97 to 3.0, 2002 to 2005)
.hwp
* Available to edit le.
Note
• If you have not registered as a user, the
user registration screen appears when
activating "Polaris Oce".
• Files with password may not be usable.
• Files created on PC may be displayed
differently or may not be displayed.
• Only Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files
can be edited in Polaris Oce.
Backing up Data and
Settings
Backing up to SD card
You can backup or move the Phonebook, sp
モードメール (sp-mode mail), bookmark etc. from
your terminal to external recording medium
such as a microSD card.
Open SD card backup
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "SD card backup"
• For the first time to use microSD
card backup, the License agreement
Translation screen is displayed.
Application
211
Backing up

"Backup" on the "SD card backup"
screen
on the "SD card backup"
 "Restore"
screen X "Select" data
the data on the "Backup
Select
settings" screen X "Start backup"
"Select data to restore"
From
screen, tap the data you want to
"OK"
Enter the docomo apps password X
"OK"
"Add"/ "Overwrite" on "Restore
Tap
settings" screen X "Start restore"
• Tap "Back to top" to go back to the "SD
card backup" screen.
• If the phonebook has been backed up, the
saved phonebook data on your docomo
account is saved to the microSD card.
• If the external SD card is not attached,
due to the memory conguration of this
terminal, the images and videos etc.
are saved in the internal memory of this
terminal. This applications saves only
data such as images and videos etc. that
are saved in the internal memory of this
terminal. Backup cannot be made for the
data that is saved in external SD card.
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Restoring
Application
restore X "Select"
"OK"
Enter the docomo apps password X
"OK"
• "Restore results" screen is displayed.
• Tap "Back to top" to return to "SD card
backup".
• The imported phonebook is saved on the
docomo account.
Copying the contacts on Google
account to docomo account
account copy" on the
 "Phonebook
"SD card backup" screen X "Select"
the Google account to copy X
"Overwrite"/ "Add"
• The saved phonebook data is saved on
the docomo account.
"OK"
Note
• Do not remove the battery pack or
microSD card during backing up or
restoring. The data may get broken.
• In case the items of phonebook such
as phone number in other terminal are
different from this terminal, the item
name may be changed or deleted. Also,
some letters may be deleted at the
destination since the letters that can be
registered varies from terminals.
• When backing up the phonebook to
microSD card, unnamed data cannot be
copied.
• Backing up may not possible when
the free space on the microSD card
is not enough. In such case, delete
unnecessary data to make space.
• Backing up or restoring may not possible
when the battery level falls. In such case,
try again after charging this terminal.
• Backup of media files saved in microSD
card such as photos, videos, music, etc.
is not available.
X "Help" on "SD card backup"
• Tap
screen to conrm functions and detailed
operations descriptions.
Application
213
Backing up Phonebook
You can share phonebook data in this terminal
via Bluetooth, Email and Gmail, and back up to
a microSD card. You can also load phonebook
data stored in a docomo miniUIM card or
microSD card into this terminal.
Sharing phonebook
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook"
X "Others" X "Import/Export"
• A menu
appears.
"Share phonebook data"
a method to share phonebook
Select
data
the on-screen direction to
Follow
operate
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Application
Backing up Phonebook to a microSD
card
the Home screen,
 From
Phonebook
Phone X
X Others X Import/Export
• A menu
appears.
Export to SD card

the selection method for
Select
Contacts X OK
the contacts that you wish to
Tap
export X OK
Select
card
No / Yes in Attach name
on the Conrm export screen
• OK
The phonebook is exported to a microSD
card.
Importing a phonebook from a miniUIM
or microSD card
Backing up SMS Messages to
a miniUIM
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook"
You can copy or move up to 20 messages
(SMS) to the miniUIM.
X "Others" X "Import/Export"
• A menu
appears.
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Messaging"
• If you are importing from a miniUIM, tap
"Import from SIM card".
from SIM card" or "Import
"Import
from SD card"
Tap the account you want to import
the contacts that you wish to
Tap
import
• The phonebook is imported.
• The "Messaging" screen appears.
one of the received messages
Tap
or threads
• The message appears.
and hold down the message
Touch
that you want to backup
• The "Message options" menu appears.
"Copy to SIM" or "Move to SIM"
Tap
• The SMS message is copied/moved to
the miniUIM.
Application
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7notes with mazec-T
You can input characters by handwriting. When
you are inputting on the other application,
you can input with handwriting by changing
the input method to "mazec-T Handwriting
convert".
Creating/Managing Memo
Creating memo
the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "7notes with mazec-T"
• The " メモ一覧 (list of memo)" screen is
displayed.
• When using for the first time, " ようこ
そ 7notes with mazec-T へ (Welcome to
7notes with mazec-T)" memo screen is
displayed, and you can conrm the basic
explanation on how to use. Tap "New" or
"Done" after reading the explanation.
• For details on "7notes with mazec-T"
on the memo creating
application,
screen or the " メモ一覧 (list of memo)"
screen X tap " ヘルプ (Help)" to read
"7notes with mazec-T for LG Help".
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Application
"New"
• Display the memo creating screen.
• You can also display the memo creating
on the " メモ一覧 (list
screen by tapping
of memo)" screen X " 新規 (New)".
on on-screen
• Touch and hold down
keyboard X "Input Method" X "mazec-T
Conversion" to switch to mazec-T
Conversion screen.
a
Save input.
Undo or redo the input.
Create new memo.
Select types of character, set details on
mazec.
Change input panel.
Move cursor position.
Insert space.
Delete character.
Begin a new line.
creating memo, "Done" or
After
• The created memo is saved, and go back
to the " メモ一覧 (list of memo)" screen.
Deleting memo
the " メモ一覧 (list of memo)"
 On
X " 削除 (Delete)"
screen,
a check mark on memo to
Place
delete X " 削除 (Delete)"
Sharing/Backing up Memo
You can send the created memo to mail,
Twitter, Facebook, or backup by link with
Evernote or Storage.
memo creating screen,
 "On連携the(Link)"
" メールで送信 (Send mail)",
Tap
"Twitter に送る (Send to Twitter)",
"Facebook に送る (Send to
Facebook)", "Evernote と連携 (Link
with Evernote)", or " ストレージ連携
(Link with Storage)"
• Operate by following the on-screen
direction.
Setting Memo Format
You can set the font size, margin of memo, line
space etc.
the memo creating screen,
 "Onメモ書式
(Memo format)"
• The " メモ書式 (Memo format)" screen is
displayed.
Application
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setting for font size, margin,
Change
line feed, ruled line, background as
necessary
システムに記憶 (Memorize in
"system)"
Editing Memo Information
Narrowing down memo
the " メモ一覧 (list of memo)"
 On
X " 検索 (Search)"
screen,
mark to display
Tap
• Tap "All" to display all memos by
Changing title of memo
Tap title eld X input title and "OK"


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Application
Tap any icon in the mark eld

Edit title of memo or place a mark to narrow
down the memo by types of mark. Also, you
can set alarm on memo to notify on the set
date and time.
• The " メモ情報の編集 (Edit memo
information)" screen is displayed.
the memo creating screen,
 On
" メモ情報 (Memo information)"
• The " メモ情報の編集 (Edit memo
information)" screen is displayed.
• Save the set for memo format.
the memo creating screen,
 "Onメモ情報
(Memo information)"
Marking on memo
cancelling narrowing down.
Setting alarm on memo
the memo creating screen,
 On
" メモ情報 (Memo information)"
• The " メモ情報の編集 (Edit memo
information)" screen is displayed.
the " アラーム設定 (Alarm setting)"
Set
ON
" 日時 (Date and time)" and set
Tap
the date and time X "OK"
Notebook
You can save preferred image or memo.

the Home screen, "Application"
 From
X "Notebook"
Note
• Select note and create on the "Notebook"
screen.
• Mark information of memo and alarm
information is not saved in memo.
Sending memo that has mark or alarm
set by mail, or open with 7Notes, the
mark or alarm is not attached.
Note
Setting memo
Set address, title etc. to send memo via
mail, set account for Twitter, Facebook, and
Evernote.
memo creating screen,
 "On設定the(Settings)"
• The " 設定 (Settings)" screen is displayed.
X "Select all" or place a check
• Tap
mark on memo to share X "Share" X
select tool to share X select le format
to attach memo to mail.
• Tap X place a check mark on memo
to delete X "Delete" X "Yes" to delete
memo.
• Press and hold note on the "Notebook"
screen to "Share", "Delete", or "Lock" note.
• The data created on this terminal can
only be displayed correctly on DS1203.
Address, Cc/Bcc, title,
Set
message, or account for Twitter,
Facebook, Evernote as necessary
Application
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Using Overseas
Overview of International
Roaming (WORLD WING)
The international roaming service (WORLD
WING) allows you to use your terminal in the
service areas of overseas operators aliated
with DOCOMO, with the same phone number
and email address. Calls and SMS can be used
with no settings changes.
● Available network
This terminal is placed in class 4. You
can use it in 3G network and GSM/GPRS
network service areas. It can also be used in
countries/regions supporting 3G 850MHz/
GSM 850MHz networks. Please check the
information on available areas.
● Before using this terminal overseas, refer to
the following items.
• "Mobile Phone User's Guide [International
Services]"
• DOCOMO "International Services website"
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Using Overseas
● Overseas is outside of the Xi area, so use a
3G network or GSM/GPRS network.
Note
• For a country code, international call
access code, and universal number
international prex, available countries,
and international network operators
refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide
[International Services]" or the DOCOMO
"International Services website".
Available Services
Main
communication
service
3G
3G850
Conrming before Using
GSM
(GPRS)
Calls
○
○
SMS
○
○
○
Email*
○
○
○
○
○
○
Browser*
○
( ○：Available ×：Not available)
* To use data communication while roaming,
set the data roaming to ON. (P228)
• Some services are not available depending on
the overseas operator or network being used.
Conrming before Departure
Before using this terminal overseas, check the
following in Japan.
● Contract
Check whether you have applied for WORLD
WING. For more details, contact "General
Inquiries" on the back of this instruction
manual.
● Battery Charge
Use optional "AC Adapter 03" for using
overseas.
● Charges
• Fees (call fee, packet communication fee)
for overseas use are different from those in
Japan.
• Auto communication may start depending
on the applications you use, so packet
communication fees may be high. Ask the
supplier for operating conditions of each
application.
Using Overseas
221
Pre-conguring
● Network service configuration
If you have subscribed Network service,
voice mail service, call forwarding service,
number notication service, etc. are available
overseas. However, some network services
are unavailable.
• Starting "Remote operation settings"
service is required when using networks
service overseas. You also can set
"Remote operation settings" after arriving
abroad.
• Network service may not be available
depending on the network operator you
are using abroad even if its setting and
cancellation is available.
Conrming Overseas
When you arrive overseas, this terminal
automatically connects to an available network
operator when it is powered on.
● About connections
If "Available networks" in "Network operators"
is set to "Select automatically", your terminal
automatically searches and connects to the
optimum network.
If you manually connect to a network
operator which offers a flat-rate service,
the cost for using packet communication in
overseas will be a flat-rate per day. You need
subscription to use packet flat-rate service in
Japan. For detail, refer to the "Mobile Phone
User's Guide [International Services]" and in
DOCOMO "International service website".
● About screen display
• The type of network you are using is
indicated by an icon in the status bar on
the screen.
Icon
Network Type
Roaming available/
communicating
• You can check the connected network
operator name in the Notication panel.
222
Using Overseas
● About date & time
If the "Automatic date & time" and "Automatic
time zone" checkbox in "Date & time" has
been marked, the time and time zone of this
terminal's clock will be automatically changed
when information about the local time and
time zone is received from the network of the
overseas operator to which you are connected.
• The automatic time/time zone setting
may not work properly depending on the
overseas operator. In that case, change
the time zone manually.
• The timing of these changes varies
depending on the overseas operator.
• "Date & Time" → P143
● Inquiries
• If your terminal or miniUIM is lost or stolen
overseas, contact DOCOMO immediately
from your current location and carry out the
procedure to suspend usage. For contact
information, refer to "General Inquiries" on
the back of this manual. Please note that
you are liable for any call or communication
charges incurred after the loss or theft of
this terminal.
• You will need the country's "international
call access code" or "universal number
international prex" if calling from a landline phone from overseas.
After Returning to Japan
When you return to Japan, this terminal
automatically connects to the docomo network.
If it is unable to connect, change the following
settings.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks"
"Network Mode" X "LTE/3G/GSM
(Auto)"

operators" X "Select
"Network
automatically"
Using Overseas
223
How to Make and Receive
Calls at your Destination
Making Calls to Other
Countries (including Japan)
You can use the international roaming
service to make calls to other countries while
overseas.
• For information about the countries and
operators that you can access, refer to "Mobile
Phone User's Guide [International Services]".
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
Tap the "Dial" tab
"+" (touch and hold down "0")
Enter
X Country code X Area code (city
code) X Other party's phone number
in order
• If the area code begins with "0", remove
the rst "0" when entering the number.
However, "0" may be required in some
countries and regions such as Italy.

When the call is nished, tap "End"
224
Using Overseas
Making Domestic Calls
You can make a call to the other party's
landline phone or mobile phone in the same
way as in Japan.
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
Tap the "Dial" tab
the other party's phone number
Enter
• To make a call to a land-line phone, enter
the area code (city code) and the other
party's phone number.

When the call is nished, tap "End"
Making Calls to WORLD WING
Users
When the other party that you are making
a call to is a WORLD WING user, make an
international call to Japan even if the other
party is in the country in which you are staying.
• Dial "+" and "81" (country code of Japan)
rst and then dial the phone number omitting
the "0" at the beginning as if you are making
a call to Japan because the call is routed
through Japan regardless of the destination.
Settings for making/receiving calls
overseas
Congure the international roaming service to
make/receive calls while overseas.
• These settings may not be available
depending on the used overseas carrier.

From the Home screen, "Phone" X
X "Call settings" X "Roaming
settings"
Change the settings if required
Restricting
incoming
calls*1
Activate restricting
Incoming
notication
while
roaming*2
Activate notication
Roaming
guidance*3
Activate service
International
dial assist
Country code
International prex
Network
service
*1
*2
Deactivate restricting
Conrm settings
Deactivate notication
Automatic conversion
function
*3
Congure settings
overseas for DOCOMO
network services such
as Voice Mail Service.
To set, it is necessary to enter your
network security code.
Congure settings of the SMS
message notication that will be
received for calls that were missed
while this terminal was powered off or
outside of the service area. (Free)
If enabled, notication will be made to
the caller that you are overseas.
Conrm notication
settings
Deactivate service
Conrm settings
Using Overseas
225
Receiving Calls
You can receive calls in the same way as in
Japan.
Note
• When you receive a call while using the
international roaming service, the call
is forwarded internationally from Japan,
regardless of the country from which
the call is made. The caller incurs call
charges for the call to Japan, and the
receiver incurs incoming call charges.
• Even if the other party has made a call
with notication of the Caller ID set,
you may not be notied of the Caller ID
depending on the overseas operator.
Also, the number you are notied of may
differ from the other party's Caller ID
depending on the network that the other
party is using.
• "Reject unregistered call" may not be
declined during use overseas. (P99)
226
Using Overseas
Making a Call from Other
Parties
● Having the other party call you overseas
from Japan
Have the other party call you by dialing your
phone number in the same way as when you
are in Japan.
● Having the other party call you overseas
from a country outside Japan
You need to have the other party dial the
international call access code and "81"
regardless of the destination because the
call is routed through Japan.
International call access code of the country
in which the caller is staying -81-90 (or 80)
-xxxx-xxxx
Settings for Network
Connection at Overseas
When you use this terminal overseas, it is necessary
to switch to the network of an operator that can be
connected to in the country you are staying.
At the time of purchase, this terminal is set to
automatically search for and then switch to a
network that can be connected to but you can also
change the settings manually.
Setting Network Mode
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
Searching an Available
Network and Setting Manually
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks" X "Network operators"
• The "Available networks" screen appears.
"Search networks" X tap the
network
operator to set
the content of a caution
Conrm
message, and "OK"
networks" X "Network Mode"
Tap a network mode to use
• LTE/3G/GSM (Auto): Select LTE/3G network
or GSM/GPRS network automatically to use.
• LTE/3G: Only use LTE/3G network.
• GSM: Only use GSM/GPRS network.
Note
• If you change the Network mode while
using data communication, the data
communication will be stopped and the
Network service will be disconnected.
Using Overseas
227
Note
• If you manually set the operator
to connect, this terminal will not
automatically switch to another operator
that can be connected to when you move
out of the service area.
• If you manually set the operator to
connect to, set "Select automatically"
after you return to Japan.
• If you tap "Search networks" while
using data communication over a 3G
network, the message, "Cannot search
for available networks while data access
is enabled. Are you sure you want to
disable data access and search for
available networks?" appears. Tap "OK" to
stop data communication and search for
networks.
• Tap "Search networks" while using data
communication over a GSM/GPRS
network to stop data communication and
search for networks.
228
Using Overseas
Automatically Selecting an
Available Network
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks" X "Network operators"
"Select automatically"

Activating Data Roaming
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "More..." X "Mobile
networks"
a check mark on "Data
Place
roaming"
the content of a caution
Conrm
message, and "Yes"
Appendix / Index
Introduction of Options
and Related Devices
You can expand the range of this terminal's uses,
in both the personal and business realms, by
combining it with various optional devices. Some
products may not be available in certain areas.
For more details, please contact a service counter
such as a docomo Shop. For details on optional
devices, refer to the related instruction manuals.
• Back Cover L33
• Battery Pack L19
• Desktop Holder L13
• Earphone/Microphone L01
• HDMI Conversion Cable L01
• In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01
• Wireless Earphone Set 02/03
• Bone conduction microphone/receiver 02
• Carry Case 02
• Pocket Charger 01*/02
• AC Adapter 03
• AC Adapter Converter Plug TypeC 01
• MicroUSB Cable 01
• DC Adapter 03
• DriveNetCradle 01
* It is possible to charge battery by 30-60%.
Samples
• Samples are not included in the warranty of
free repair.
• The specification and appearance are subject
to change without notice for upgrade.
microSDHC card (16GB)
■ Precautions
• Keep a separate record of any information
stored on the microSD card and store the
copies in a safe location.
• When disposing of the microSD card,
it is recommended that it be physically
destroyed to destroy the data rather than
simply deleting the data or formatting.
■ Disclaimer
In cases where the following items apply,
DOCOMO is not responsible.
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229
• Damage caused by using or not using
this product, lost earnings, and third party
claims.
• Damage caused as a result of not following
the instructions manual when using this
product.
• Data loss or damage caused while using
this product
- DOCOMO does not handle data recovery.
• Damage caused by errors due to a
combination of connected devices and
software.
■ Main specifications
Operating
voltage
2.7 V to 3.6 V
External
dimensions
Length : approx. 15 mm
Width : approx. 11 mm
Thickness : approx. 1.0 mm
Weight
Approx. 0.5 g
■ Material list
Part
230
Material/Surface
Treatment
microSDHC card
Epoxy resin
microSDHC card
terminal
Copper/Gold coating
Appendix / Index
Troubleshooting (FAQs)
Troubleshooting
• First, check whether a software update is
required. If required, update the software.
(Updating Software → P244).
• If a symptom does not improve after checking
the check items, contact "Repairs" (in
Japanese only) on the back of this instruction
manual or a repair counter specied by
DOCOMO.
■ Power supply
Symptom
Power does
not turn ON
Check item
• Is the battery pack inserted
correctly?
→ P46
• Is the battery dead?
→ P34
■ Charging
Symptom
Cannot
charge
Check item
• Is the battery pack inserted
correctly?
• Is the adapter plug and cigar
lighter plug properly inserted
into power outlet or cigar
lighter socket?
• Are the adapter and this
terminal set properly?
• When the AC adapter
(optional) is used, is the
microUSB cable rmly
connected to this terminal or
the AC adapter?
• Any call or data
communication while charging,
or using other functions for
a long time may result in this
terminal getting hot and the
battery's status icon may
not indicate charging. In this
case, charge again after this
terminal cools down.
Symptom
Check item
"Connect
charger"
appears on
the screen
• Charge the battery pack if the
battery is low. → P34
■ Terminal Operation
Symptom
Becomes
hot during
operation or
charging
Check item
• This terminal, battery pack,
or adapter may become
hot during operations or
charging, or when shooting
videos or using 1Seg for a
long time while charging.
This is not a safety hazard,
so you can continue using
them.
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231
232
Symptom
Check item
Symptom
Check item
Battery
usage time is
short
• Has this terminal been out
of the network service area
for a long time? As this
terminal searches for radio
waves in order to enable
communication when out of
the network service area,
more battery is consumed
than usual.
• The operating time of the
battery pack varies depending
on operating environment and
degradation of the battery
pack.
• The battery pack is a
consumable accessory. Every
time you repeat the charging
of battery pack, usable time
will become short gradually.
When the usage time has
become extremely short even
though the battery pack is
charged, please purchase a
specied battery pack.
Power turns
off or restart
automatically
• If the battery pack terminal
is dirty, the contact may
become poor and the power
may be turned off. If dirty,
wipe the battery pack
terminals with, for example,
a dry cotton swab.
Keys do not
respond
• Has the screen been
locked? → P131
Screen
response to
key press is
slow
• It might occur if a large
amount of data is saved
in terminal or data with
extremely large size are
processed between this
terminal and microSD card.
The miniUIM
is not
recognized
• Is the miniUIM inserted in
the right direction?
→ P33
Appendix / Index
Symptom
Check item
Clock is
wrong
• Clock may become wrong if
the power has been turned
on for a long time.
Check whether "Automatic
date & time" of "Date
& time" in "Settings" is
checked. Turn it on again
at a place with better radio
signal.
Terminal
operation is
unstable
• An application that was
installed to this terminal
after purchasing may
be causing a problem. If
the problem improves by
starting in Safe mode, an
installed application needs
to be uninstalled to x the
problem.
* Safe mode is a function
for starting up under
near-initial conditions.
Symptom
Terminal
operation is
unstable
Check item
• Method for starting in Safe
mode
1. While in the power OFF
status, press the power
key.
2. After the docomo logo
appears, keep pressing
the volume key (down)
until the vibrator
vibrates.
* When Safe mode starts,
"Safe mode" appears on
the bottom left of the
screen.
* To stop Safe mode, turn
the power OFF once and
restart it.
• Before starting Safe mode,
backup necessary data.
• Widgets that you have
created may be gone.
• Safe mode is not the
normal starting condition,
so stop Safe mode before
normal usage.
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233
Symptom
Application
does not
work properly
(cannot be
activated or
error occurs)
234
Check item
• Is there disabled
application? Try again
after enabling the disabled
application. → P135
Appendix / Index
■ Calls
Symptom
Check item
Calls cannot
be made
by tapping
• Is this terminal in Airplane
mode? → P123
The ringtone
does not
sound
• Is the ringtone volume set
to minimum? → P128
• Is this terminal set to
public mode or manner
mode ("Vibrate only" or
"Silent" in Sound prole)?
→ P98, P128
• Has the unregistered call
reject been set? → P99
• Is the ring time for the
Voice Mail Service or Call
Forwarding Service set to
"0 sec."? → P97
Symptom
Check item
Calls are not
connected
(The out of
service area
icon does not
disappear
when you
move, or
calls cannot
be made or
received even
when the
radio wave
is strong
enough)
• Turn the power off and on,
or remove and reinsert the
battery or miniUIM.
• Make or receive calls,
depending on the type of
radio signal, even in the
service area or even when
strong signal is indicated
with 4 wave-level bars
Move to another place and
call again.
• Depending on how
congested the radio waves
are, it may be dicult to
establish a connection in
crowded places due to a
congestion of calls and
emails. In this case, the
caller hears a busy tone.
Move to another place or
call again later.
■ Screen
Symptom
The display
is dim
Check item
• Has the screen backlight
timeout been set? → P129
• Has the screen brightness
been adjusted? → P129
• Is the battery level low?
→ P34
■ Sound
Symptom
During a voice
call, the other
party's voice
is dicult to
hear or is too
loud
Check item
• Has the call volume
adjusted with the volume
key? → P93
■ Mail
Symptom
Check item
Email is not
received
automatically
• Check if "Manual" is set in
"Retrieve interval" in the
account settings. Be sure
to set it to the method other
than "Manual". → P113
Appendix / Index
235
■ Camera
236
■ 1Seg
Symptom
Check item
Photos and
videos shot with
the camera are
blurred
• Check whether the lens
is cloudy or has dirt on
it.
Appendix / Index
Symptom
Check item
1Seg cannot
be viewed
• Are you at a location that
is outside of the digital
terrestrial broadcast
service area, or where the
broadcast wave is weak?
• Are the channels
configured? → P182
Can be viewed
images, but
there is no
audio
• Audio cannot be heard
from devices that are not
compatible with SCMS-T.
• Screen shot is
not available
• Using 1 Seg
screen as
background of
QMemo is not
available.
• 1Seg is not compatible
with the following
functions due to copyright
protection.
- Extracting video by
connecting HDMI cable
- Screenshot
- QMemo
■ Osaifu-Keitai
Symptom
Osaifu-Keitai
cannot be
used
■ Overseas use
Check item
• When the battery pack is
removed or Omakase Lock
is started, the OsaifuKeitai function is disabled
regardless of the OsaifuKeitai Lock setting.
• Is Osaifu-Keitai set to
lock? → P165
• Did you swipe the mark of
this terminal over the
reader? → P165
Symptom
This
terminal
is not
available
to use
overseas
Check item
■ Antenna mark appears
• Have you applied for WORLD
WING?
Check whether you have
applied for WORLD WING.
■ Icon which indicates out of
service area appears
• Are you at a location that is
outside of the international
roaming service area, or where
the signal is weak? Use "Mobile
Phone User's Guide [International
Services]" or DOCOMO
"International Services website"
to check whether a service area
or network operator is available.
• Try to change the settings of
network or overseas network
operator.
- Set "Network Mode" to
"LTE/3G/GSM (Auto)" →
P227
- Set "Network operators" to
"Select automatically" →
P228
Appendix / Index
237
238
Symptom
Check item
Symptom
Check item
This terminal is
not available to
use overseas
• Turn off this terminal and
then turn it on again.
Data
communication
is not available
overseas
• Set Data roaming to ON.
→ P228
This terminal
has become
unusable
suddenly while
using overseas
• Has the approximate
limit of usage fee been
exceeded?
For "International roaming
service (WORLD WING)",
the approximate limit
of usage fee is set in
advance. If the limit is
exceeded, all services
are stopped. Pay off the
usage fee to resume
services.
The other party's
number is not
displayed/A
different number
is displayed/
The registered
Phonebook
or Caller ID
notication does
not operate
properly
• Even if the other party has
made a call with notication
of the Caller ID set, you may
not be notied of the Caller
ID depending on the network
or network operator. Also,
the number you are notied
may differ from the other
party's Caller ID depending
on the network or network
operator you use.
Appendix / Index
■ Data management
Symptom
Check item
Data transfer
is not working
• Are you using a USB HUB?
If you use a USB HUB,
data transfer may not work
properly.
The data
saved on
a microSD
card is not
displayed
• Remove the microSD card
and insert it again. (P35)
Symptom
When trying
to view
an image,
or
appears
appears in
preview
Check item
•
may appear if image data
has been destroyed.
■ Bluetooth function
Symptom
Check item
This terminal
cannot nd/
be connected
to a Bluetooth
compatible
device
• Put the Bluetooth
compatible device
(commercial) on standby
and register it on this
terminal. If you want to
delete a registered device
and register it again as
a new device, you must
delete the registered
device from both the
Bluetooth compatible
device (commercial) and
this terminal before you
register it again. → P154
Symptom
Cannot make
calls from this
terminal when
connected to
an external
device, such
as a car
navigation or
hands free
device
Check item
• If you attempt to call
somebody several times
when he or she does not
answer or is out of the
service area, calls to that
number may be disabled.
In this case, turn off this
terminal and then turn it
back on again.
Appendix / Index
239
■ Map and GPS Function
Symptom
AUTO-GPS
service
information
cannot be
set.
240
Error Message
Check item
• Check if the AUTO-GPS
function is deactivated due
to low battery power.
If the AUTO-GPS function
is deactivated by the "Lowpower operation settings",
the AUTO-GPS service
information cannot be
set. In that case, change
the "Low-power operation
settings" to "Not suspend"
or charge the battery to set
it. → P136
• Check if the AUTO-GPS
operation setting is turned
OFF. → P136
Appendix / Index
Error Message
Description
• Service
disabled
• No SIM card
The miniUIM is not working
properly. If the problem is
not resolved by removing
and reinserting the miniUIM,
contact "Repairs" (in
Japanese only) on the back
of this manual.
No service.
You cannot use this terminal
because it is out of the
service area or is in a place
where there is no reception.
Move to a location where
you can get a reception.
PIN1 code
blocked
Enter PUK
Enter your PIN unblocking
key correctly.
→ P140
Storage full
There is no free space. Delete
unwanted applications to free
up memory space. → P163
Smartphone Anshin
Remote Support
Support on operation settings of this terminal
is available by sharing your terminal's screen
with DOCOMO. (in Japanese only)
• This support is not available when the miniUIM
of the docomo is not inserted, when using the
international roaming, or in the Airplane mode.
• This support is a paid service that requires
subscription.
• There are unsupported operations and settings.
• For details of this support, refer to the
DOCOMO website.
center for remote support
 Support
Call
0120-783-360
Business hours : 9:00 a.m. to 8:00
p.m., (Open all year round)
the Home screen, "Application"
From
X "Remote support"
• For the fist time of using this support, you
are required to accept the "Software License".
the connecting number that is
Input
announced by DOCOMO
 Start the remote support after connecting
Warranty and AfterSales Service
Warranty
• Be sure to receive a warranty at the time of
purchase of this terminal. Read contents of
the warranty and conrm information such
as " 販売店名・お買い上げ日 (shop name and
date of purchase)" and keep it in a safe
place. If necessary items are not described,
immediately contact the shop of purchase.
The warranty for free repair is valid for one
year from the date of purchase.
• This product and its accessories are subject
to modied, in part or whole, for improvement
without prior notice.
• Data saved in Phonebook, etc. may be
modied or lost due to the malfunction, repair
or other handling of this terminal. You should
therefore make a copy of the Phonebook
data, etc. as a precautionary measure.
*1 Phonebook data can be saved on microSD
card in this terminal.
*2 You can backup phonebook etc. on the
data storing center by using Data Security
Service (subscription is required).
Appendix / Index
241
After-Sales Service
When this terminal breaks down
Before requesting repairs, read
"Troubleshooting" in this instruction manual. If
the problem still persists, contact "Repairs" (in
Japanese only) on the back of this manual.
Repairs
Bring your terminal to a repair counter specied by
DOCOMO. Repairs are accepted during business
hours of a repair counter. Also, you must bring the
warranty. Note that it may take some days to repair
this terminal depending on the malfunction state.
■ During the warranty period
• This terminal is repaired at no charge under
the conditions of the warranty.
• Make sure to bring the warranty for
repair. You will be charged even during
the warranty period if the warranty is not
presented or the trouble or damage is
caused by your inappropriate handling (such
as damage to LCD or connector, etc.).
• You will be charged even during the
warranty period if malfunction is caused by
the use of devices and consumables other
than those specied by DOCOMO.
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■ Repair may not be possible in the following
cases
• When, as the result of inspection,
corrosion is found due to exposure to
water, condensation or sweat, or any of the
internal boards are damaged or deformed
(damage to the microUSB connection
terminal (earphone/microphone terminal),
LCD, or cracked body could be the case as
well).
* Since these conditions are outside the
scope of the warranty, any repairs, if at all
possible, will be charged.
■ After expiration of the warranty
• All repairs that are requested are charged.
■ Replacement parts
• Replacement parts (parts required to
maintain functions) will in principle be
kept in stock for 4 years after termination
of production. However, depending on
the malfunctioning part, repair may not
be possible due to a lack of replacement
parts. Even after the stock period has
expired, the repair of some malfunctioning
parts may be possible. You should
therefore contact "Repairs" (in Japanese
only) on the back of this manual.
Precautions
• Never modify this terminal or accessories.
- Doing so may result in re, injuries or
malfunctions.
- The modied terminal may be repaired only
if the owner agrees on that all the modied
parts are restored to the original conditions.
However, repairs may be refused depending
on the modications. The following cases
may be considered as modications.
• Put a sticker on portions such as of the
liquid crystal screen or keypad.
• Glued decorations on this terminal using
adhesion bond, etc.
• Change the parts such as exterior to
other than DOCOMO standard parts.
- Malfunction and damage due to
modications will be repaired at the owner's
expense even during the warranty period.
• The model plate must not be removed from
this terminal. The model plate certies that
this terminal satises technical standards. It
should be noted that if the plate is removed
or is replaced with a different plate, and the
original model plate cannot be veried, it
may disqualify the unit from repairs due to
not being able to determine the technical
standards of that particular phone.
• Note that the settings and other information
may be cleared (reset) as a result of
malfunction, repair or other handling. In this
case, make the settings again.
• When the repair is executed, MAC address of
Wi-Fi/Bluetooth address in this terminal may
be changed regardless of repaired part.
• Magnetic components are used in the parts
that are described below. Do not allow cash
cards or other devices that are vulnerable
to magnetism to come into contact with the
phone.
Used parts : speaker, receiver
• This terminal is waterproofness. If this
terminal has gotten wet or moist, however,
immediately power off this terminal, remove
the battery pack, and bring it to the
DOCOMO-specied repair oce as soon
as possible. However, note that it may not
be repaired depending on the extent of the
damage.
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Memory dial (Phonebook function)
and downloaded data
• When you change the model or repair this
terminal, data that has been imported,
downloaded or created by you may be
changed or lost. DOCOMO shall have no
liability for any change or loss of any kind.
Under some circumstances, DOCOMO may
replace your terminal with its equivalent
instead of repairing it. In this case, most data
from the old terminal cannot be transferred to
the replacement terminal.
Updating Software
Software Update is a function that connects
to the network to check whether software
on DS1203 needs to be updated, downloads
the software when required, and updates the
software. Since it is the function used to update
the applications installed in this terminal, both
3G connection and Wi-Fi connection is available.
The NTT DOCOMO website provides
information about required software updates.
There are 3 methods of updating software :
Auto
Update
： Automatically download the update
le and install it at a preset time.
Immediate ： Perform an immediate update.
Update
Scheduled ： Perform the update automatically
Update
at the scheduled time.
Note
• You can update software while still
retaining data (such as phonebook,
camera images, emails, downloaded data,
etc.) on this terminal. However, such
data may not be protected depending on
the state of your terminal (malfunction,
damage, exposure to water, etc.). It is
recommended to back up necessary
data. Please note that some data, such
as download data, cannot be backed up.
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Before Updating Software
• Do not power off this terminal while updating
software. This may result in a failed update.
• Fully charge the battery pack before updating
software. Connecting the charging cable is
recommended while updating.
• Software cannot be updated in the following
circumstances.
- When you are on a call
- When out of the service area is displayed*
- When you are using international roaming*
- When this terminal is in Airplane mode*
- While OS version is being upgraded
- When the date or time has not been set
correctly
- When the battery level is too low for
software update
- When there is insucient free space for
software update
* While you are out of the service area or
using overseas roaming, update is not
available even Wi-Fi is connected.
• Software update (download, installation) may
take time.
• During a software update, you cannot make or
receive calls, or use any functions, including
all communication functions (voice calls can
be received during downloading).
• We recommend that you update software
without moving and when you have
strong reception. Software update may be
interrupted in a place with bad reception.
• If the software update is not required, "No
update is needed." appears.
• While using international roaming or when you
are outside the area, "Failed to start update.
Due to no network or roaming." appears. When
connecting Wi-Fi, the same display appears.
• SMS messages sent during a software
update are stored at an SMS center.
• During a software update, your DS1203
information (model and manufacturing
numbers) are automatically sent to a software
update server managed by DOCOMO.
DOCOMO shall not use this information for
any purpose other than software update.
• If the software update fails, you cannot turn
on this terminal or "Update failed" appears
and no further operation may be possible. In
this case, please take this terminal to a repair
counter specied by DOCOMO.
• If a PIN code has been set, the PIN code entry
screen appears during the restart after rewriting
and you are required to enter your PIN code.
• Do not start any other applications during a
software update.
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Updating Software Automatically
Automatically download the update le and
install it at a preset time.
Set the automatic update of software
The default setting of Auto Update is
"Automatic Update".
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "About phone" X
"Software Update" X "Congure the
software update"
Update" / "Manual
"Automatic
Update"
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When software update is required
is displayed on the status bar when update
le is automatically downloaded.
is displayed, install
• At a preset time while
disappears.
starts automatically and
or swipe the status bar
 Drag
downwards
• The Notification panel appears.
"Software update is available"
Tap
• The installation time appears.
an action
Select
• "OK" : Return to the Home screen. Start
the update at a preset time.
• "Set time" : Scheduled update →
"Scheduled Update of Software" (P248).
• "Start update" : Immediate update →
"Updating Software now" (P247).
Note
•
is displayed on the status bar in case
the software update was not operated
after receiving the update notication.
• In case installing the software is not
operated at a preset time, it starts again
at the same time on the following day.
• In case the automatic update is set as
"Manual Update" or the immediate update
is in communication, the automatic
update is not available.
Updating Software now
Start software update now.
To start software update, you can start from
the notice screen or from menu.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "About phone" X
"Software Update" X "Start the
software update" X "Yes"
• Software update is performed
automatically when the download starts.
• If you abort the download before it
nishes, the data downloaded to that
point is deleted.
• Start from the notice screen : Display the
notice screen X "Start now"
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installing automatically after
Start
approximately 3 seconds of "Ready
for update. Please keep application
clear."
• Tap "OK" to start the installation
immediately.
• All key operations are disabled during the
update. The update cannot be stopped
either.
• The Home screen appears after restarting
when the software update is complete.
Note
• If software update is not required, "No
update is needed." appears.
The display after completion of
software update
When the software update is complete, it is
notied on the status bar. Open the status bar
and tap the notice to display the completion
screen.
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Scheduled Update of Software
If you want to schedule the installation of the
update file for a different time, you can set the
software update time in advance.
Display the notice screen X "Sets
 Time"
Enter the desired time X "OK"
When the scheduled time arrives
The installation screen is displayed at the
starting time, and the installation starts
automatically after approximately 3 seconds.
Note
• All key operations are disabled during the
update. The update cannot be stopped either.
• In case installing the software is not operated
at the preset time, it starts again at the same
time on the following day.
• In case OS version is being upgraded, the
software update does not start even at the
preset time.
• In case alarm has been set at the same time
as the preset time, the software update
starts.
• In case DS1203 is off at the preset time, the
software updates starts at the same time
after turning on.
• In case " The software update is interrupted.
Check the condition of this terminal, and start
again." is displayed on the status bar during
the software update, check the condition is
not following conditions, and start the update
again.
- No service
- Battery is detached
- Interference by other functions
- Insucient memory of this terminal
- Insucient battery
- Network error
- Write failure
Updating LG Software
It is used to up grade OS version and only
available when network is connected via Wi-Fi.
LG Software update is a function that connects
to the network to check whether software
needs to be updated, downloads LG Software
when required, and updates the LG software.
• For precautions on LG Software update, refer
to "Before Updating Software" (P245).
• Refer to LG Electronics Inc. Website for
the latest information of LG Software. (in
Japanese only)
http://www.lg.com/jp/mobile-phones/
download-page/index.jsp
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Conrming Update
Conrming update manually
Check if there is a new software manually.
Conrming update automatically
Automatically check if there is a new software.
"Check automatically" is preset.
the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "About phone" X "LG
Software update"
Place a check mark in "Check
automatically"

Note
• When removing the check mark in "Check
automatically", a message of "Check
automatically setting will be disabled.
Cannot receive the software update
notication through this setting" appears.
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the Home screen,
 From
"Settings" X "About phone" X "LG
Software update"
now for update"
"Check
• A message of "Checking for available
software updates. Please wait..." appears.
Note
Downloading Software
• When a new software is found, a popup
menu of "Software update available"
appears.
Downloading now
"Download" in "Software update
 Tap
available" pop-up menu
• Confirm download progress on notification
panel.
• A pop-up menu of "Downloading" appears
when tapping the notication of download
progress.
"Continue"
• When download completes, a pop-up menu
of "Software update" appears.
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Note
Software Installation
• If tap "Pause" in "Downloading" pop-up
menu, download pauses. Tap "Resume" to
restart download.
Installing now
Downloading later
"Later" in "Software update
 Tap
available" pop-up menu
"1 hour later"/"2 hour later"/"4
hours later"/"Download now" in "Set
reminder" pop-up menu

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"Install now" in "Install software
 Tap
update" pop-up menu
• LG Software update starts.
• This terminal may get restarted during update.
a pop-up menu shows software
When
update completed, tap "OK"
• Tap "Update check" when checking
additional updates.
Note
• LG Software update is not available
during roaming.
Installing later
"Install later" in "Install software
 Tap
update" pop-up menu
hour later"/"4 hours later"/"8
"1
hours later"/"24 hours later"/"Install
now" in "Set reminder" pop-up menu
• Postponement of installation can be
conducted only once. "Later" in "Software
update available" pop-up menu will not be
displayed once installation is postponed.
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Main Specications
Charging time
AC Adapter 03 :
Approx. 240
minutes
DC Adapter 03 :
Approx. 240
minutes
1Seg watching time
Approx. 350
minutes
mobacas watching time
Approx. 220
minutes
■ Terminal
Model name
DS1203
Dimensions
(H × W × D)
Approx. 137 mm
× 69 mm
× 9.6 mm
(Max. thickness :
Approx. 10.3 mm)
Weight
Approx. 143 g
(with battery
pack)
Memory
ROM 16 GB
RAM 2 GB
Continuous
standby
time
Continuous
call time
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LTE
Stationary
(Automatic) :
Approx. 320 hours
FOMA/3G
Stationary
(Automatic) :
Approx. 350 hours
GSM
Stationary
(Automatic) :
Approx. 350 hours
FOMA/3G
Approx. 580
minutes
GSM
Approx. 480
minutes
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Display
Image
pickup
device
Type
TFT 16,777,216
colors
Size
Approx. 4.7
inches
Pixels
720 dots × 1280
dots HD
Type
CMOS
Size
Main camera :
1/3.0 inch
Front camera :
1/7.8 inch
Effective pixels
Main camera :
Approx. 1320
Megapixels
Front camera
: Approx. 140
Megapixels
Recorded pixels
(maximum)
Main camera :
Approx. 1310
Megapixels
Front camera
: Approx. 120
Megapixels
Zoom (Digital)
Up to approx. 4.0x
(16 levels)
Music
playback
Windows
Media Audio
(WMA) le
Continuous
playback time :
Approx. 2,160
minutes (Supports
background
playback)
MP3 le
Continuous
playback time :
Approx. 1,838
minutes (Supports
background
playback)
Wireless LAN
IEEE802.11 a/b/g/
(2.4GHz/5GHz)
compliant
Bluetooth
Compatible
Bluetooth
version
Bluetooth standard
Ver.4.0*1
Output
Bluetooth standard
version Power Class 1
Line-of-sight
Within approx.
communication 100 meters
distance*
Compatible
Bluetooth
proles*3
*1
*2
*3
HFP, HSP, OPP,
SPP, HID, A2DP,
AVRCP, PBAP, FTP
We conrm that all Bluetooth compatible
devices including this terminal are compliant
with Bluetooth standards designated by
Bluetooth SIG and are certied. However,
procedures may vary and data transfer
may not be possible, depending on the
characteristics and specications of the
device that you connect to.
This varies depending on the obstacles
between the communicating devices and
the reception quality.
These are Bluetooth standards that
provide specications for communications
between Bluetooth compatible device.
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• Continuous call time is an estimate of the
battery life during a continuous call with
normal signal reception.
• Continuous standby time is an estimate of the
battery life during a continuous standby with
normal signal reception. In certain circumstances,
the standby time may drop to as low as half the
time shown due to the battery charge, function
settings, temperature, or radio wave reception in
the area (no reception or weak).
• A use of the Internet reduces the actual
call (communication)/standby time. Even if
you do not perform communication or use
the Internet, composing emails, activating
application, using camera also reduces call
(communication)/standby time.
• Stationary continuous standby time is the
average battery life when you are stationary
with normal signal reception.
• Moving continuous standby time is the
combined average battery life for when
"stationary" or "moving" with normal signal
reception and when "out of service area".
• Charging time is an estimate of the time
required to charge a completely empty
battery pack while this terminal is turned off.
The charging time is longer if you charge
while this terminal is turned on.
■ Battery pack
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Battery type
Lithium-ion battery
Nominal voltage
3.8 V
Nominal capacity
2,210 mAh
File formats
This terminal supports the display or playback
of the following le formats.
Type
File formats
Audio
mp3, m4a, wav, ogg, amr, wma,
aac, mka, mid
Image
bmp, gif, jpeg, png, wbmp, webp
Video
mp4, 3gp, m4v, mkv, wmv, avi, flv
Photos and videos are saved in the following
le formats.
Type
File formats
Photo
JPEG
Video
MP4
Estimate number of photos and video
■ Number of shooting photos (estimate)
Resolution
1536 × 864
(W1M)
Number of shooting photos
saved in microSD card
(1GB)
Approx. 2,300
■ Video recording time (estimate)
Resolution
640 × 480
(VGA)
Video recording time saved in
microSD card (1GB)
Up to approx. 55 minutes
(per video)
Up to approx. 55 minutes
(total)
Specic Absorption Rate
(SAR) of Mobile Phones
This model DS1203 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
Specic 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 XX W/kg. There may be slight
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257
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. This mobile phone
satises the international guidelines when used
with a carrying case or a wearable accessory
approved by NTT DOCOMO, INC.*2 In case
you are not using the approved accessory,
please use a product that does not contain
any metals, and one that positions the mobile
phone at least 1.5 cm away from your body.
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."
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Please refer to the WHO website if you would
like more detailed information.
http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-emf/
publications/facts_press/fact_japanese.htm
(in Japanese only)
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/index02.html
(in Japanese only)
NTT DOCOMO, INC. Website :
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/
product/sar/
LG Electronics Inc. Website (Check the
Specications page for this terminal.) :
http://www.lg.com/jp/mobile-phones/allphones/index.jsp (in Japanese only)
(The URL is subject to change without prior
notice.)
*1
*2
Technical regulations are dened by the
Ministerial Ordinance Related to Radio
Law (Article 14-2 of Radio Equipment
Regulations).
Regarding the method of measuring SAR
when using mobile phones in positions
other than against the ear, international
standards (IEC62209-2) were set in March
of 2010. On the other hand, technical
regulation is currently being deliberated
on by national council. (As of November,
2011)
Radio Frequency (RF)
Signals
THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE U.S.
GOVERNMENT'S REQUIREMENTS FOR
EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES.
Your wireless phone contains a radio
transmitter and receiver.
Your phone is designed and manufactured not
to exceed the emission limits for exposure
to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the
Federal Communications Commission of
the U.S. Government. These limits are part
of comprehensive guidelines and establish
permitted levels of RF energy for the general
population. The guidelines are based on
standards that were developed by independent
scientic organizations through periodic and
thorough evaluation of scientic studies.
The exposure standard for wireless mobile
phones employs a unit of measurement known
as the Specic Absorption Rate (SAR). The
SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg.* Tests for
SAR are conducted using standard operating
positions accepted by the FCC with the phone
transmitting at its highest certied power
level in all tested frequency bands. Although
the SAR is determined at the highest certied
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259
power level, the actual SAR level of the phone
while operating can be well below the maximum
value. This is because the phone is designed to
operate at multiple power levels so as to use
only the power required to reach the network. In
general, the closer you are to a wireless base
station antenna, the lower the output.
Before a phone model is available for sale
to the public, it must be tested and certied
to the FCC that it does not exceed the limit
established by the U.S. government-adopted
requirement for safe exposure. The tests
are performed on position and locations (for
example, at the ear and worn on the body) as
required by FCC for each model. The highest
SAR value for this model phone as reported to
the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 0.42
W/kg, and when worn on the body is 0.41W/kg.
(Body-worn measurements differ among phone
models, depending upon available accessories
and FCC requirements).
While there may be differences between the
SAR levels of various phones and at various
positions, they all meet the U.S. government
requirement.
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The FCC has granted an Equipment
Authorization for this model phone with all
reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance
with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR
information on this model phone is on le with
the FCC and can be found under the Display
Grant section at http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/
ea/fccid/ after search on FCC ID ZNFL01F.
For body worn operation, this phone has
been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure
guidelines. Please use an accessory
designated for this product or an accessory
which contains no metal and which positions
the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the
body.
In the United States, the SAR limit for
wireless mobile phones used by the
public is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged
over one gram of tissue. SAR values may
vary depending upon national reporting
requirements and the network band.
Declaration of
Conformity
The product "DS1203" is declared to conform
with the essential requirements of European
Union Directive 1999/5/EC Radio and
Telecommunications Terminal Equipment
Directive 3.1(a), 3.1(b) and 3.2.
This mobile phone complies with the EU
requirements for exposure to radio waves.
Your mobile phone is a radio transceiver,
designed and manufactured not to exceed the
SAR* limits** for exposure to radio-frequency
(RF) energy, which SAR* value, when tested for
compliance against the standard was XX W/kg
at the ear.
While there may be differences between the
SAR* levels of various phones and at various
positions, they all meet*** the EU requirements
for RF exposure.
262
The exposure standard for mobile phones
employs a unit of measurement known as
the Specic Absorption Rate, or SAR.
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**
The SAR limit for mobile phones used
by the public is 2.0 watts/kilogram (W/
kg) averaged over ten grams of tissue,
recommended by The Council of the
European Union. The limit incorporates
a substantial margin of safety to give
additional protection for the public
and to account for any variations in
measurements.
***
Tests for SAR have been conducted using
standard operating positions with the
phone transmitting at its highest certied
power level in all tested frequency bands.
Although the SAR is determined at the
highest certied power level, the actual
SAR level of the phone while operating can
be well below the maximum value.
This is because the phone is designed to
operate at multiple power levels so as to
use only the power required to reach the
network. In general, the closer you are to a
base station antenna, the lower the power
output.
European Union Directives
Conformance Statement
Hereby, LG Electronics Inc.
declares that this product is
in compliance with :
• The essential requirements
and other relevant
provisions of Directive
1999/5/EC
• All other relevant EU
Directives
The above gives an example
of a typical Product Approval
Number.
Wi-Fi
(WLAN)
This device is intended for sale in
Japan only.
This equipment may be operated
in all European countries.
The 5150 - 5350 Mhz band is
restricted to indoor use only.
Important Safety
Information
AIRCRAFT
Switch off your wireless device when boarding
an aircraft or whenever you are instructed to do
so by airline staff. If your device offers a 'flight
mode' or similar feature consult airline staff as
to whether it can be used on board.
DRIVING
Full attention should be given to driving at all
times and local laws and regulations restricting
the use of wireless devices while driving must
be observed.
HOSPITALS
Mobile phones should be switched off wherever
you are requested to do so in hospitals, clinics
or health care facilities. These requests are
designed to prevent possible interference with
sensitive medical equipment.
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PETROL STATIONS
Obey all posted signs with respect to the use
of wireless devices or other radio equipment
in locations with flammable material and
chemicals. Switch off your wireless device
whenever you are instructed to do so by
authorized staff.
INTERFERENCE
Care must be taken when using the phone in
close proximity to personal medical devices,
such as pacemakers and hearing aids.
Pacemakers
Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a
minimum separation of 15cm be maintained
between a mobile phone and a pacemaker to
avoid potential interference with the pacemaker.
To achieve this use the phone on the opposite
ear to your pacemaker and do not carry it in a
breast pocket.
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Hearing Aids
Some digital wireless phones may interfere
with some hearing aids. In the event of
such interference, you may want to consult
your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss
alternatives.
NOTE : Excessive sound pressure from
earphones and headphones can cause
hearing loss.
To prevent possible hearing damage,
do not listen at high volume levels for
long periods.
For other Medical Devices :
Please consult your physician and the device
manufacturer to determine if operation of your
phone may interfere with the operation of your
medical device.
Export Administration
Regulations
Japan Export Control Regulations ("Foreign
Exchange and Foreign Trade Law" and relevant
laws and regulations) may apply to this product
and its accessories. U.S. Re-export Regulations
(Export Administration Regulations) applies to
this product and its accessories. If you export
or re-export this product or its accessories,
please follow the necessary procedures at
your own risk and expense. For details on the
procedures, contact the Ministry of Economy,
Trade and Industry or the U.S. Department of
Commerce.
Intellectual Property
Right
Copyrights and Portrait Rights
You have no right to copy, modify, or distribute
contents such as text, images, music, map
data, or software downloaded from websites
on the Internet, or photos shot by the camera
of this product without permission from the
copyright holder except when the copy or
quote is for personal use that is allowed under
Copyright Law. Note that it may be prohibited
to shoot or record live performances or
exhibitions even for personal use.
Refrain from taking portraits of other people
and uploading such portraits to websites using
this product without their consent, as this
violates portrait rights.
Appendix / Index
265
Trademarks
• "FOMA", " ｉ -mode", "i- α ppli", "sp-mode",
"Deco-mail", "WORLD CALL", "WORLD WING",
"mopera", "mopera U", "ToruCa" and "iD" are
the trademarks or registered trademarks of
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
• "Catch Phone (Call waiting service)" is a
registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and
Telephone Corporation.
• The microSDHC Logo is a trademark of SD3C, LLC.
• The Bluetooth word mark and logos are
owned by the Bluetooth SIG, INC. and any use
of such marks by NTT DOCOMO, INC. is under
license. Other trademarks and trade names
are those of their respective owners.
• Wi-Fi Certified® and logos are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.
266
Appendix / Index
• Microsoft®, Windows®, Windows Vista®, and
Windows MediaÂŽ are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.
• Google and Google logo, Android, Play Store
and Play Store logo, Play Movie, Google
Map, Google Talk, Google Calendar, Google+
and Google+ logo, Gmail and Gmail logo,
YouTube and YouTube logo are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Google, Inc.
• HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is
trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI
Licensing LLC.
is a registered trademark of FeliCa
•
Networks, Inc.
• "mobacas" is a registered trademark of Japan
Mobilecasting, Inc.
• "NOTTV" is a registered trademark of mmbi,
Inc.
• The module developed by Independent JPEG
Group is included in a part of this product.
• Other company names or product names
described in this manual are trademarks or
registered trademarks of those companies.
Others
• Rovi, G-GUIDE, G-GUIDE MOBILE and G-Guide
related logos are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Rovi Corporation and/or its
subsidiaries in Japan.
• The abbreviations of operating systems
(Japanese versions) below are used in this
manual.
- Windows 7 stands for MicrosoftÂŽ WindowsÂŽ
7 (Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium,
Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate).
- Windows Vista stands for Windows VistaÂŽ
(Home Basic, Home Premium, Business,
Enterprise and Ultimate).
- Windows XP indicates MicrosoftÂŽ WindowsÂŽ
XP Professional operating system or
MicrosoftÂŽ WindowsÂŽ XP Home Edition
operating system.
• This product is licensed complying with the
MPEG-4 Patent Portfolio License. If you use
it for private purpose without any prots, you
are allowed to use them only when :
- Recording videos that are compliant with
the standard of MPEG-4 Visual (hereinafter
referred to as MPEG-4 Video)
- Playing MPEG-4 Videos recorded personally
by consumers not engaged in prot
activities
- Playing MPEG-4 Video supplied from the
provider licensed from MPEG-LA
For details, contact MPEG LA, LLC of the U.S.
• FeliCa is a contactless IC card technology
developed by Sony Corporation. FeliCa is a
registered trademark of Sony Corporation.
• iWnn of OMRON SOFTWARE Co., Ltd. is
used for conversion methods for Japanese
language.
iWnn Š OMRON SOFTWARE Co., Ltd. 20082012 All Rights Reserved.
Appendix / Index
267
Unlocking SIM
Unlocking SIM is available on this terminal.
Unlocking SIM enables a SIM card from other
makers to be used.
• Unlocking SIM is available at a docomo Shop.
• A fee is required to unlock the SIM.
• When a SIM card from another maker is used,
LTE is not available. In addition, its services
and functions may get restricted. DOCOMO
assumes no responsibility for any operation
problems based on SIMs from other makers.
• Visit the DOCOMO website for detailed
information on unlocking SIM.
268
Appendix / Index
Index
Number
1Seg ………………………………………………… 186
1Seg antenna …………………………………… 42
Program Schedule …………………………… 192
Settings ………………………………………… 195
Using TV Link ………………………………… 194
Viewing ………………………………………… 189
Viewing Reservations ……………………… 193
7notes with mazec-T …………………………… 229
About phone ……………………………………… 159
Accessibility ……………………………………… 157
Access Point ……………………………………… 139
Checking ………………………………………… 139
Initializing ……………………………………… 140
Setting an additional access point ……… 140
Accounts & sync ………………………………… 150
Adapter ……………………………………19, 29, 50
After-Sales Service ……………………………… 255
Alarm / Clock ……………………………………… 218
Setting Alarm ………………………………… 218
Setting the Stopwatch ……………………… 220
Setting the Timer …………………………… 220
Setting the World Clock …………………… 220
Application …………………………………………… 3
Application List ………………………………… 88
Group ……………………………………………… 96
Moving Applications …………………………… 96
Application List …………………………………… 88
Apps ………………………………………………… 147
Area Mail …………………………………………… 128
Backing up Data and Settings ……………… 224
Backing up to SD card ………………………… 224
Backing up ……………………………………… 225
Copying the contacts on
Google account to docomo account …… 226
Open ……………………………………………… 224
Restoring ……………………………………… 225
Backlight ……………………………………………… 53
Backup & reset ………………………………… 155
Battery pack ……………………………………… 269
Appendix / Index
269
Battery Pack ………………………………17, 28, 46
Attaching ………………………………………… 46
Battery Pack Life………………………………… 47
Removing ………………………………………… 46
Before Using this Terminal ……………………… 7
Bluetooth …………………………………… 30, 165
Connecting ……………………………………… 167
Notes on using ………………………………… 165
ON/OFF ………………………………………… 167
Pairing …………………………………………… 167
Pass code (PIN) ……………………………… 166
Reception interference caused
by wireless LAN devices …………………… 166
Sending/Receiving Data …………………… 169
Bookmark ………………………………………… 132
Browser …………………………………………… 129
Changing Settings …………………………… 132
Opening ………………………………………… 130
Searching for a web page by voice entry … 131
Using Bookmark and History ……………… 132
270
Appendix / Index
Calculator …………………………………………
Calendar ……………………………………………
Changing/Deleting Schedule ………………
Changing Settings ……………………………
Creating a Schedule …………………………
Opening …………………………………………
Switching Calendar Display ………………
Calling ………………………………………………
Call Log …………………………………………
Emergency call …………………………………
Entering a pause ………………………………
Making a Call ……………………………………
Making an international call ………………
Operations during a Call ……………………
Phonebook ………………………………………
Receiving a Call ………………………………
Roaming settings ……………………………
Call Log ……………………………………………
Call Settings ………………………………………
Advanced call settings ………………………
Setting network services ……………………
222
221
222
222
221
221
221
101
107
103
102
101
104
106
112
105
238
107
110
112
110
Camera ……………………………………………… 196
Notes for capturing images ……………… 197
Shooting a Photo …………………………… 199
Shooting videos ……………………………… 201
Viewing Photos and Videos ……………… 202
Viewing shooting screen …………… 198, 200
Changing Screen Orientation …………………… 58
Character Entry …………………………………… 60
Character mode …………………………………… 64
Charging ……………………………………………… 47
Battery Charging ………………………………… 47
Charging Time (estimate) …………………… 47
Charging with a PC……………………………… 52
Charging with the AC Adapter ……………… 50
Charging with the Desktop Holder ………… 48
Usage Time (estimate) ………………………… 48
Checking or Unchecking Options ……………… 55
Connectivity ……………………………………… 158
Contacts
Adding to Favorites ………………………… 116
Deleting ………………………………………… 115
Editing …………………………………………… 114
Making Calls/Sending Emails/Chatting 115
Registering……………………………………… 114
Searching ……………………………………… 114
Sharing…………………………………………… 116
Copyrights and Portrait Rights ……… 196, 277
Data Roaming …………………………………… 241
Data usage ……………………………………… 136
Date & Time ……………………………………… 156
Declaration of Conformity …………………… 274
Developer options ……………………………… 159
DEVICE ……………………………………………… 141
Display ………………………………………… 41, 142
dmarket …………………………………………… 173
dmenu ……………………………………………… 173
docomo miniUIM ………………… 21, 29, 43, 151
Inserting …………………………………………… 43
Removing ………………………………………… 44
docomo Palette UI ………………………………… 83
docomo Service ………………………………… 149
Electronic Medical Equipment ………………… 22
Email ………………………………………………… 123
Adding an Account …………………………… 125
Changing the Setting of Email Account 126
Creating and Sending an Email …………… 125
Displaying a Received Email ……………… 124
Opening ………………………………………… 124
Setting Account ……………………………… 123
Emergency call …………………………………… 103
Emoticons …………………………………………… 65
Appendix / Index
271
Error Message ……………………………………
European Union Directives Conformance
Statement …………………………………………
Export Administration Regulations …………
External Device Connection …………………
Connecting with a PC ………………………
USB connection ……………………… 158,
253
275
277
170
170
171
FAQ ………………………………………………… 243
File formats ……………………………………… 269
File Management ………………………………… 160
File Operation ………………………………… 160
Folder and File Operations ………………… 162
Operating environment ……………………… 160
Transferring Data with a PC ……………… 162
Windows Media Player ……………… 160, 162
Necessary device …………………………… 160
First-time Settings ………………………………… 68
Folder Structure ………………………………… 161
Gallery ………………………………………………
Gestures ……………………………………… 56,
Gmail …………………………………………………
Google Chrome ……………………………………
272
Appendix / Index
202
145
127
133
Google Talk ………………………………………
Launch Google Talk …………………………
Starting Chat …………………………………
GPS …………………………………………………
133
133
134
213
Handling and Care ………………………………… 26
Home Application Information ………………… 99
Home screen ………………………………… 83, 143
Changing Wallpaper …………………………… 86
Customizing icons ……………………………… 82
How to Use this Manual ………………………… 3
Icons …………………………………………………… 76
Important Safety Information ………………… 275
Infrared Communication ……………………… 163
Receiving ……………………………………… 165
Sending All Data ……………………………… 164
Sending a Single Data ……………………… 164
Sending My profile …………………………… 164
Initializing ………………………………………… 156
Initial Settings ……………………………………… 68
Intellectual Property Right …………………… 277
INTERNAL STORAGE…………………………… 146
International Roaming (WORLD WING) …… 233
L
Language & input ………………………………
Latitude ……………………………………………
Local …………………………………………………
Location services ……………………… 150,
Lock Screen ………………………………… 53,
154
217
218
215
144
Main Specifications …………………………… 266
Making an international call ………………… 104
Calls to fixed-line telephone ……………… 104
Calls to mobile phone ……………………… 104
Manage Applications ……………………………… 95
Maps ………………………………………………… 216
Get directions ………………………………… 216
Opening Map …………………………………… 216
Material List ………………………………………… 23
Media Player ……………………………………… 204
Available file formats ………………………… 204
Copying Music Files and Videos ………… 205
Opening ………………………………………… 205
Playing Music ………………………………… 207
Playing Videos ………………………………… 208
Setting …………………………………………… 212
Using Playlists ………………………………… 210
Medical Equipment ………………………………… 22
Message …………………………………………… 121
microSD Card ……………………………………… 44
Inserting …………………………………………… 45
Removing ………………………………………… 45
Missed Call ………………………………………… 108
mobacas …………………………………………… 180
mobacas antenna ……………………………… 42
Scheduling ……………………………………… 184
Searching for programs/content ………… 183
Settings ………………………………………… 185
Viewing programs/content ………………… 181
Viewing the viewing screen ……………… 182
mopera U…………………………………………… 141
Navigation ………………………………………… 217
Network Mode …………………………………… 240
Network security code ………………………… 152
Notebook …………………………………………… 232
Notification icons ………………………………… 77
Notification LED …………………………………… 75
Notification Panel ………………………………… 79
Closing ……………………………………………… 81
Customizing quick settings ………………… 81
Editing quick settings ………………………… 81
Opening …………………………………………… 79
Viewing details …………………………………… 81
Appendix / Index
273
274
Online Service Accounts ………………………… 73
Adding ……………………………………………… 74
Deleting …………………………………………… 75
Manually synchronizing ………………………… 74
Onscreen Keyboard ……………………………… 60
10-key keyboard ………………………………… 60
Arrow key mode ………………………………… 62
Changing character entry settings ………… 65
Flick input ………………………………………… 64
mazec-T Conversion keyboard ……………… 63
QWERTY keyboard ……………………………… 60
Switching keyboard …………………………… 64
Switching the character mode ……………… 64
Operations during a Call ……………………… 106
Adjusting Call Volume ……………………… 106
Options …………………………………………… 242
Osaifu-Keitai ……………………………………… 176
Canceling the lock …………………………… 179
Holding the Terminal over a Reader …… 178
iC transfer service …………………………… 177
Locking ………………………………………… 178
Using …………………………………………… 177
Part Names ………………………………………… 41
Pass code (PIN) ………………………………… 166
Pause ……………………………………………… 102
PERSONAL………………………………………… 149
Phonebook ………………………………………… 112
Backing up ……………………………………… 227
Changing Account …………………………… 117
Displaying ……………………………………… 112
Group …………………………………………… 117
Importing ………………………………………… 228
My profile………………………………………… 118
Pictograms…………………………………………… 65
Pinching in …………………………………………… 56
Pinching out ………………………………………… 56
PIN code …………………………………………… 152
Changing ………………………………………… 153
Enabling ………………………………………… 153
Enter ……………………………………………… 154
PIN locked ………………………………………… 154
PIN unblocking key ……………………………… 153
Play Store ………………………………………… 174
Install …………………………………………… 174
Purchasing an Application ………………… 175
Uninstalling …………………………………… 176
Polaris Office ……………………………………… 223
Power saver ……………………………………… 146
Appendix / Index
Precautions for Terminal …………………… 14, 27
Public mode (power OFF) settings ………… 111
QMemo ………………………………………………… 58
Quad core control ……………………………… 148
Radio Frequency (RF) Signals ……………… 272
Receiving a call ………………………………… 105
Recent calls ……………………………………… 107
Calling to Answer a Missed Call ………… 108
Deleting ………………………………………… 109
Registering to the Phonebook …………… 109
“Recommends”Application …………………… 99
Related Devices ………………………………… 242
Remote operation settings …………………… 111
Safe mode ………………………………………… 246
Safety Precautions ………………………………… 9
Samples ………………………………… 25, 33, 242
Screen Display ……………………………………… 76
Screen Shot ………………………………………… 58
Scrolling Screen …………………………………… 55
Searching Applications on this Terminal and
Website ……………………………………………… 98
Security …………………………………………… 150
Security code …………………………………… 151
Settings …………………………………………… 135
Settings Menu …………………………………… 135
Smartphone Anshin Remote Support ……… 254
SmartWorld ……………………………………… 223
SMS ………………………………………………… 121
Backing up to a miniUIM …………………… 228
Receiving/Viewing …………………………… 122
Sending ………………………………………… 121
Sound ……………………………………………… 141
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) …………… 270
sp-mode …………………………………………… 140
sp-mode mail ……………………………………… 121
Status Bar …………………………………………… 76
Status icons ………………………………………… 76
Storage …………………………………………… 146
Supplied Accessories …………………………… 1
Switching Application Screen Display ……… 98
Symbols ……………………………………………… 65
System ……………………………………………… 156
ToruCa ……………………………………………… 179
Appendix / Index
275
Touch Screen ……………………………………… 54
Operations ………………………………………… 55
Precautions on Use …………………………… 54
Trademarks ……………………………………… 278
Troubleshooting ………………………………… 243
Turning OFF the Power …………………………… 52
Turning ON the Power …………………………… 52
Unlocking SIM …………………………………… 280
Updating LG Software ………………………… 262
Confirming Update …………………………… 263
Downloading Software ……………………… 264
Software Installation ………………………… 265
Updating Software ……………………………… 257
Before Updating Software ………………… 258
Scheduled Update …………………………… 261
Updating Software Automatically ……… 259
Updating Software now …………………… 260
USB Tethering …………………………………… 158
Using Motion Gesture …………………………… 56
Alarm………………………………………………… 56
Moving Home screen items ………………… 57
Muting ringtone ………………………………… 57
Using Overseas ………………………………… 233
After Returning to Japan …………………… 236
Automatically Selecting a Network ……… 241
Available Services …………………………… 234
276
Appendix / Index
Confirming before Departure ………………
Confirming before Using ……………………
Confirming Overseas …………………………
Data Roaming …………………………………
International Roaming (WORLD WING) …
Making a Call from Other Parties …………
Making Calls to Other Countries
(including Japan) ………………………………
Making Calls to WORLD WING Users……
Making Domestic Calls ………………………
Network Mode …………………………………
Pre-configuring …………………………………
Receiving Calls …………………………………
Searching a Network and
Setting Manually ………………………………
234
234
235
241
233
239
237
237
237
240
235
239
240
VPN …………………………………………………
Adding ……………………………………………
Connecting ………………………………………
Deleting …………………………………………
Editing ……………………………………………
138
138
139
139
139
Wallpaper …………………………………………… 86
Warranty …………………………………………… 254
Waterproofness …………………………………… 34
Back Cover ………………………………………… 35
Before Using ……………………………………… 35
Charging …………………………………………… 40
Draining water …………………………………… 38
Precautions ……………………………………… 36
Widget ………………………………………………… 84
Ｗ i-Fi …………………………………………………… 69
Adding ……………………………………………… 72
Changing password …………………………… 72
Connecting ………………………………………… 70
Disconnecting …………………………………… 72
Ignoring unavailable radio waves …………… 73
Notifying when Wi-Fi network with
no security protection is detected ………… 71
Setting Wi-Fi connection while
the screen is OFF ……………………………… 73
Status ……………………………………………… 70
Wi-Fi Tethering …………………………………… 137
Activating ……………………………………… 137
Setting timeout ……………………………… 137
Setting Wi-Fi access point ………………… 138
Windows Media Player ………………………… 160
Wireless LAN (WLAN) ……………………… 31, 69
WIRELESS & NETWORKS …………………… 135
WORLD CALL …………………………………… 104
Zooming In or Out ………………………………… 56
Appendix / Index
277
You can view/change your contract details, subscribe to services, and request information materials on the Internet.
dmenu on sp-mode X " お客様サポートへ (Customer support)" X " 各種お申込・お手続き (Applications
and procedures)" (Toll free for packet communication fee)
My docomo (http://www.mydocomo.com/) X 各種お申込・お手続き(Various Applications/Procedures) (in Japanese only)
* You need your network password to access from sp-mode.
* You may be partly charged to access from sp-mode.
* When using pc, You need your docomo ID/password in order to access this page.
* If you do not have or you have forgotten your "docomo ID/password", contact "General Inquiries" on
the back of this manual.
* You may not be able to access the site depending on your subscription.
* You may not be able to access the site due to system maintenance, etc.
Using mobile phones with your manners!
Please be considerate of others around you when using this terminal.
Always turn OFF your terminal in the following situations
■ In a place where the use of mobile phones is prohibited
Always turn off your terminal on an airplane and in a hospital.
* Please note that medical electrical equipment is used not only in a hospital ward. Always turn
off your terminal in lobbies and waiting rooms as well.
■ When you are in a crowded train or other places where implanted cardiac pacemaker or
debrillator wearers could be nearby
This terminal may exert a harmful effect on implanted cardiac pacemakers and implanted defibrillators.
Set your terminal to Public mode in the following situations
■ While driving
Using the mobile phone in your hand while driving is subject to punishment.
* However, this excludes situations when the use of a mobile phone is unavoidable, such as the
rescue of the sick and injured or the maintenance of public safety.
278
■ When you are in a public place such as a theater, movie theater, or museum
Using this terminal in a public place, where you need to be quiet, annoys people around you.
Be considerate of where you use your terminal and keep your voice and ringtone down
■ Keep your voice down when using this terminal in a quiet place such as a restaurant and
hotel lobby.
■ If you are in an outdoor public place, make sure you do not disturb others.
Respect privacy
Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when
shooting and sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones.
Functions for maintaining good manners in public places
This terminal is equipped with usual functions that allow you not to answer an incoming call or
to mute the sound.
■ Vibrate only/Silent → P128
Silent mode mutes this terminal's sounds, such as operation sounds and the ringtone.
* However, shutter sound is not available to set to mute.
■ Public mode (Power OFF) → P98
A message plays notifying callers that you are where you have to power off the phone and
cannot answer, and the phone automatically hangs up.
■ Vibrate → P128
Noties incoming calls by vibration.
You can also use optional services such as the Voice Mail Service (P97) and the Call
Forwarding Service (P97) .
We collect mobile phones and related equipment that you no longer need even
if it is not a docomo product. Please bring them to your local docomo shop.
* Acceptable Products: Mobile phones, PHS terminals, battery packs, battery
chargers, and desktop holders (regardless of the provider)
279
Loss or theft of terminal or payment
of cumulative cost overseas
〈docomo Information Center〉
(available 24 hours a day)
From DOCOMO mobile phones
International call access
code for the country
you stay
-81-3-6832-6600* (toll free)
* You are charged a call fee to Japan when
calling from a land-line phone, etc.
Failures encountered overseas
〈Network Support and Operation Center〉
(available 24 hours a day)
From DOCOMO mobile phones
International call access
code for the country
you stay
-81-3-6718-1414* (toll free)
* You are charged a call fee to Japan when
calling from a land-line phone, etc.
* If you use DS1203, you should dial the number
+81-3-6832-6600 (to enter '+', touch and
hold the '0' key for at least one second).
* If you use DS1203, you should dial the number
+81-3-6718-1414 (to enter '+', touch and
hold the '0' key for at least one second).
From land-line phones〈Universal number〉
From land-line phones〈Universal number〉
Universal number
international prex
Universal number
international prex
-8000120-0151*
* You might be charged a domestic call fee
according to the call rate for the country you stay.
* For international call access codes for major
countries and universal number international prex,
refer to DOCOMO International Services website.
-8005931-8600*
* You might be charged a domestic call fee
according to the call rate for the country you stay.
* For international call access codes for major
countries and universal number international prex,
refer to DOCOMO International Services website.
● If you lose your terminal or have it stolen, immediately take the steps necessary for suspending
the use of this terminal.
● If this terminal you purchased is damaged, bring your terminal to a repair counter specified by
DOCOMO after returning to Japan.
General Inquiries
Repairs
〈docomo Information Center〉
■From DOCOMO mobile phones (In Japanese only)
0120-005-250 (toll free)
* Service available in: English, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish, Korean.
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
(No prex)113 (toll free)
* Unavailable from land-line phones, etc.
■From DOCOMO mobile phones (In Japanese only)
■From land-line phones (In Japanese only)
* Unavailable from land-line phones, etc.
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
Business hours: 24 hours (open all year round)
(No prex)151(toll free)
0120-800-000 (toll free)
■From land-line phones (In Japanese only)
0120-800-000 (toll free)
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (open all year round)
Please conrm the phone number before you dial.
For Applications or Repairs and After-Sales Service, please contact the above-mentioned information
center or the docomo Shop etc. near you on the NTT DOCOMO website.
NTT DOCOMO website http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/
Contact for Samples
■LG Mobile Customer Information Center (In Japanese only)
0120-011-167
Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Except
Saturdays, Sundays,
Holidays, Year End and New Year Holidays)
Confirm the number so that you do not dial incorrectly.
Regarding samples, confirm using this manual.
Sales: NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Manufacturer: LG Electronics Inc.
Don't forget your mobile phone... or your manners!
When using your mobile phone in a public place,
don't forget to show common courtesy and consideration to others around you.
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