LG Electronics USA L01J Multi-Band GSM/UMTS/LTE Phone with WLAN, Bluetooth and RFID User Manual
LG Electronics MobileComm USA, Inc. Multi-Band GSM/UMTS/LTE Phone with WLAN, Bluetooth and RFID Users Manual
Users Manual
L-01J
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL ’17.X
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing "L-01J".
Before or while using, read this manual thoroughly to ensure you use correctly.
References to the Operation
Download the latest information of this manual from DOCOMO website. Also you can check the
latest information from this cell phone.
■ Quick Start Guide (Accessories, in Japanese only)
Basic function operations are explained.
■
Instruction Manual (An application installed in this cell phone, in Japanese only)
Details about functions and operations are explained.
From the Home screen, tap "Apps" "Instruction Manual".
* For installing "Instruction Manual" application if you uninstalled it, from the Home screen,
search "L-01J 取扱説明書 (L-01J Instruction manual)" in "Play Store" and download
"Instruction Manual" application.
■ Instruction Manual (PDF fi le)
Details about functions and operations are explained.
Download from DOCOMO website.
https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/support/trouble/manual/download/index.html
* The URL, as well as the contents are subject to change without prior notice.
How to Use this Manual
• Any reprint of this manual is prohibited.
• This manual is subject to change without
prior notice.
• Please note that "this cell phone" indicates
"L-01J" in this manual.
Explanation of operations
The following table describes how to select the
icons and items displayed on the touch screen.
Description Operation description
From the
Home screen,
"Apps"
Tap displayed on the Home
screen.
• The icons on the Home
screen are explained below.
: "Apps"
: "Phone"
: "docomo mail"
: "Camera"
: "Internet"
From the
Home screen,
"Apps"
"Settings"
"Display"
Tap displayed on the Home
screen, and tap "Settings",
"Display".
Description Operation description
Touch and
hold down
Touch and hold down for
one or two seconds.
Note
• In this manual, the operations are
described when the Home Selector
is set to "Home" and when the Home
screen is set to the default settings. If
the contents of the Home screen are
changed, the operation description such
as how to open an application may diff er.
• Images used in this manual may diff er
from the real ones displayed on this
cell phone.
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Contents/Precautions
Supplied Accessories
L-01J This cell phone
(with warranty)
Back Cover L40
クイックスタートガイド
(Quick start guide)
(In Japanese only)
クイックスタートガイド
Battery Pack L24
TV Antenna Cable L01
For optional accessories compatible with the
cell phone (optional), refer to NTT DOCOMO
website.
https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/product/option/
(In Japanese only)
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Contents/Precautions
Contents
How to Use this Manual ………………………… 1
Supplied Accessories …………………………… 2
Before Using this cell phone ……………… 6
Safety Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE
PRECAUTIONS) …………………………………… 8
Handling and Care ………………………………… 26
Waterproofness/Dustproofness ……………… 34
Confi rmation and Settings before Using
………………………………………………… 42
Part Names and Functions ……………………… 42
docomo nano UIM card ………………………… 44
Battery Pack ………………………………………… 46
Charging ……………………………………………… 47
Power On/Off ……………………………………… 50
Basic Operations ………………………………… 52
Character Entry …………………………………… 57
Initial Settings ……………………………………… 64
Notifi cation LED …………………………………… 65
Screen Display/Icons …………………………… 66
Home Screen………………………………………… 73
Apps Screen ………………………………………… 75
Window Screen ……………………………………… 85
Task Manager ……………………………………… 87
Switching Home Application …………………… 87
docomo LIVE UX ………………………… 88
Viewing Home Screen …………………………… 88
Home Screen Management …………………… 89
Viewing Application Screen …………………… 93
Application Management ………………………… 94
Installing an Application from "Recommends"
…………………………………………………………… 95
Displaying All the Applications ………………… 95
Backing up and Restoring the Home Screen
…………………………………………………………… 96
My Magazine ………………………………………… 97
Home Application Information ………………… 98
Calling ……………………………………… 99
Making a Call ………………………………………… 99
Receiving a Call ………………………………… 104
Operations during a Call ……………………… 106
Call Logs …………………………………………… 109
Answering Memo ………………………………… 110
Call Settings ……………………………………… 111
Phonebook ………………………………………… 113
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Mail/Web Browser …………………… 119
docomo mail ……………………………………… 119
SMS ………………………………………………… 119
Email ………………………………………………… 122
Gmail ………………………………………………… 127
Early Warning "Area Mail" ……………………… 128
Browser …………………………………………… 129
Apps ……………………………………… 134
dmenu ……………………………………………… 134
dmarket …………………………………………… 134
Disney Market …………………………………… 135
Play Store ………………………………………… 136
Osaifu-Keitai ……………………………………… 138
ToruCa ……………………………………………… 141
iDアプリ (iD application)………………………… 142
TV (Full seg/1Seg) ……………………………… 142
Camera ……………………………………………… 155
Gallery ……………………………………………… 160
Media Player ……………………………………… 161
GPS/Navigation ………………………………… 170
Clock ………………………………………………… 174
Calendar …………………………………………… 177
QMemo+ …………………………………………… 179
Calculator ………………………………………… 180
docomo backup ………………………………… 181
Settings ………………………………… 184
Settings Menu …………………………………… 184
WIRELESS NETWORKS ……………………… 184
DEVICE ……………………………………………… 198
PERSONAL ………………………………………… 209
SYSTEM …………………………………………… 218
File Management ……………………… 224
Storage Structure ……………………………… 224
File Operations …………………………………… 227
Data Communication ………………… 230
Bluetooth® Communication …………………… 230
NFC Communication …………………………… 235
External Device Connection ……… 237
Connecting with a PC ………………………… 237
Connecting with Printer ……………………… 239
Connecting with Other Devices …………… 240
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Contents/Precautions
Using Overseas ……………………… 244
Overview of International Roaming (WORLD WING)
…………………………………………………………… 244
Available Service Overseas…………………… 245
Before Using Overseas ………………………… 245
How to Make and Receive Calls at Your
Location …………………………………………… 248
Setting International Roaming ……………… 251
After Returning to Japan ……………………… 252
Appendix/Index ……………………… 253
Troubleshooting (FAQs) ……………………… 253
Anshin Remote Support ……………………… 264
Warranty and After-Sales Service ………… 265
Software Update ………………………………… 268
Application Update ……………………………… 273
Main Specifi cations …………………………… 274
Specifi c Absorption Rate (SAR) of Mobile
Phones ……………………………………………… 278
Radio Frequency (RF) Signals ……………… 280
Regulatory information (FCC ID number, etc.)
………………………………………………………… 281
FCC Statement for the USA ………………… 282
Declaration of Conformity …………………… 283
Important Safety Information ………………… 284
Export Administration Regulations ………… 286
Intellectual Property Right …………………… 286
Unlocking SIM …………………………………… 289
Index ………………………………………………… 290
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Contents/Precautions
Before Using this
cell phone
• This cell phone supports LTE, W-CDMA,
GSM/GPRS and wireless LAN systems.
• Since this cell phone uses wireless signal,
it may not be able to use in a location
with no signal reception such as a tunnel,
underground, a building, an outdoor location
with weak or poor signal reception, or a
location outside of the Xi and FOMA service
areas. Also this cell phone may not be able
to use on high upper fl oors of high-rise
apartments or buildings, even if you can see
no obstructions around you. Please note
that on occasion, data communication may
become disconnected even when you are
in a strong-signal area with 4 signal bars
displayed while you are not moving.
• Since this cell phone uses wireless signal,
there are possibilities that a third party may
intercept your telephone call. However, LTE,
W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS systems support
the privacy function covering all telephone
calls automatically. Therefore, even a third
party intercepts your telephone call, the third
party can hear nothing but the noise.
• Because this cell phone conducts wireless
communication by transforming sound into
digital signal, the received sound may diff er
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 cell phone responds to FOMA Plus-
Areas and FOMA HIGH-SPEED Areas.
• Regularly take a memo of the information you
registered in this cell phone or store it in the
external memories such as microSD card or
PC. DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for
any loss of your data caused by malfunction,
repair, change to a new model or any other
reasons.
• Even though the display on this cell phone
applies advanced technique, part of the dots
may not light up as well as those always-on
light. Please note that this is a feature of the
display. It is not a malfunction.
• When free space is not enough in microSD
card or in this cell phone, the performance
of the activated applications may become
improper. In that case, delete the saved data.
• Note that we do not guarantee any
performances of the optional accessories you
purchase at stores.
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Contents/Precautions
• The same as a PC, when you install an
application, this terminal's performance may
become unstable, or your location information
and personal information registered on this
cell phone might be sent to outside via
Internet and therefore cause fraudulent use.
To avoid this, make sure to confi rm the
source and the operating conditions of the
application before installation.
• This cell phone uses only docomo nano UIM
card. Bring your docomo mini UIM card, UIM
card or FOMA card to a docomo Shop to
exchange it.
• This cell phone does not respond to i-mode
website (programs) access or i-α ppli, etc.
• The cell phone automatically performs
communications for some functions, for
example, to synchronize data, check the
latest software, maintain connection with the
server, etc. Additionally, when you download
applications or watch video etc, a large
amount of packet communication charges are
executed. Therefore, it is highly recommended
to use packet pack or packet fl at-rate service.
• Depending on the application and the
service you use, packet communication
fees may charge even under Wi-Fi® data
communication.
• This cell phone does not support Pubic
mode (driving mode).
• In this cell phone, sounds other than ringtone
and notifi cation sounds (video playback
sound, music playback sound, shutter sound,
etc.) cannot be muted even when it is set to
"Manner Mode (Vibrate only, Do not disturb)".
• You can confi rm your own phone number as
follows.
From the Home screen, "Apps" "Settings"
"About phone" "Status".
• You can confi rm the software version of this
cell phone as follows.
From the Home screen, "Apps" "Settings"
"About phone" "Software info".
• You can update to the latest software for
this cell phone. For details, refer to
"Software Update" (P268).
• In the cell phone, functions may be added or
operation steps may be changed due to
upgrading Operating System (OS). For latest
information of additional function or operation
steps, refer to NTT DOCOMO website.
• When OS is upgraded, some applications
used for former OS may not work or
unintended failure may occur.
• The applications and services are subject to
change without prior notice.
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Contents/Precautions
• Please read the terms of service of Google
Inc. regarding Google services. Also, read
each terms of services for other web
services.
• In case of loss of the cell phone, set the screen
to ensure the security of the cell phone.
For details, refer to "Lock Screen" (P202).
• If you lose your cell phone, change password
of online service accounts from PC so that
Google Services such as Gmail, Google Play,
and service such as SNS, etc. should not be
used by others.
• This cell phone does not support service
providers other than sp-mode, mopera U or
Business mopera Internet.
• Subscription to sp-mode is required when
using tethering.
• When using tethering, subscribing to a
packet pack or packet fl at-rate service is
highly recommended.
• For details of usage charge, refer to DOCOMO
website.
Safety Precautions (ALWAYS
FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS)
■
Before using this cell phone, 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.
CAUTION
This sign indicates that incorrect
handling poses a risk of causing
slight injury or damage to the
product or property.
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Contents/Precautions
■ 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).
Denotes that the equipment
should be unplugged.
■ "Safety Precautions" are explained in the
following seven sections.
Handling the cell phone, Battery Pack, Adapter,
TV Antenna Cable, Mickey Window Cover and
docomo nano UIM card (Common) ……… P10
Precautions for this cell phone …………… P13
Precautions for Battery Pack …………… P17
Precautions for Adapter …………………… P19
Precautions for Mickey Window Cover
…………………………………………………… P22
Precautions for docomo nano UIM card
…………………………………………………… P22
Precautions for Using near Electronic
Medical Equipment ………………………… P22
Material List…………………………………… P23
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Contents/Precautions
Handling the cell phone, Battery Pack, Adapter,
TV Antenna Cable, Mickey Window Cover and
docomo nano UIM card (Common)
DANGER
Do not use, store or leave it in places
with a high temperature such as
besides fi re, besides a heater, inside
a kotatsu, under direct sunlight or in
cars under the blazing sun.
Fire, burns, or injury may result.
Do not put in heating appliances
such as microwaves or high pressure
containers.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not disassemble or remodel.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not get wet with water, drinking
water, pet urine, sweat, etc.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
For waterproofness, refer to the
following. → P34 "Waterproofness/
Dustproofness"
Do not get wet on charging
connector, microUSB connection cell
phone or earphone/microphone jack by
liquids such as water, drinking water,
pet urines, sweat, etc.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
For waterproofness, refer to the
following. → P34 "Waterproofness/
Dustproofness"
Use the optional accessories specifi ed
by NTT DOCOMO for this cell phone.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock may
result.
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Contents/Precautions
WARNING
Do not put strong force, severe
shocks, or throw them.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not let charging connector,
microUSB connection cell phone or
earphone/microphone jack touch any
conductive metal such as metal piece,
pencil lead, etc. Also do not put any of
them inside.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not cover or wrap this cell phone
or its accessories with bedding, etc.
while using or charging.
Fire or burns may result.
Make sure to turn off this cell phone
or stop charging before going to the
places like a gas station where a
fl ammable gas fumes.
Catching fi re may result.
Turn off the power when using
Osaifu-Keitai at gas stations (before
turning off the power, release the
lock for Osaifu-Keitai if it is set).
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 cell phone.
• Remove the battery pack from this
cell phone.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
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Contents/Precautions
CAUTION
Do not place the horizontal charge
adapter on unstable locations such as
wobbly tables or slanted locations.
Injury may result from the cell phone
falling down.
Do not store the horizontal charge
adapter in humid, dusty places, or in
hot areas.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may
result.
If children use it, a guardian should
explain the precautions and correct
operations. Also make sure that the
instructions are followed during use.
Injury may result.
Keep out of reach of babies and small
children.
Accidental swallowing, injuries or
electric shock may result.
Be careful especially when using this
cell phone with the adapter connected
continuously for a long time.
If you use video call, watch videos,
play games, watch TV, etc. while
charging the battery for a long time,
the cell phone, battery pack and
adapter may be heated.
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.
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Contents/Precautions
Precautions for this cell phone
WARNING
Do not lighten the light near eyes.
Especially, when you shoot photos of
babies or infants, keep this cell phone
1 m or more away from babies and
infants.
Vision problems may result. Accidents
may result from being blind or being
shocked.
Do not get liquids such as water,
or foreign objects such as metal
pieces or fl ammable materials into
the docomo nano UIM card slot or
microSD card slot of this cell phone.
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.
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Contents/Precautions
When boarding an airplane, turn the
cell phone OFF or turn airplane mode on.
As there are usage restrictions in an
airplane, follow the instructions from
the airline.
Failure to do so may cause airplane
electronic equipment to fail or
malfunction.
If you commit any prohibited acts, such
as using the phone in an airplane, you
will be punished in accordance with the
law.
When using the cell phone in a
medical facility, follow the
instructions of the facility.
Turn the cell phone OFF in areas
where use is prohibited.
Electronic devices or electronic
medical devices may be adversely
aff ected.
When you talk via handsfree setting
or when the ringtone is ringing, keep
the cell phone away from your ear. And,
when connecting the earphone/
microphone jack etc. to this cell phone
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 eff ect on heart may result.
When you use electronic medical
equipment, check with the equipment
manufacturer to determine how the
device is aff ected by radio waves
before using.
Harmful eff ect on electronic medical
equipment etc. may result.
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Contents/Precautions
Turn off this cell phone in places near
high precision electronic devices or
devices using weak electronic signals.
Electronic devices may be adversely
aff ected by reasons such as malfunction.
* Examples to pay attention to when
using electronic devices
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac
pacemakers, implanted defi brillator,
other medical electronic devices, fi re
alarms, automatic doors and other
automatically controlled devices.
If you are using an implanted cardiac
pacemaker, implanted defi brillator or
any other electronic medical device,
consult the manufacturer or retailer
of the device for advice regarding
possible eff ects from radio waves.
When the display or camera lens is
accidentally broken, be careful of
broken glass or exposed internal
parts of this cell phone.
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.
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Contents/Precautions
CAUTION
Do not swing this cell phone by its
strap, etc.
It may hit you or someone else and
may result in an accident such as an
injury.
Do not use a broken cell phone.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
When using the motion sensor, ensure
the safety of you and those around
you, hold this cell phone firmly, 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 leads to blindness 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 immediately wipe it
off , and then wash with soap.
If you use this cell phone in a car,
contact the car manufacturer or
dealer to ask about the eff ect from
radio waves.
Depending on the type of car, in-car
electronic devices could be adversely
aff ected. In this case, stop using
this cell phone immediately.
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Contents/Precautions
Itching, rash or eczema may be
caused depending on your physical
conditions or predisposition. If an
abnormality occurs, stop using this
cell phone immediately, and then
seek medical attention.
• For the material of each part
→ P23 "Material List"
When watching the display, take a
certain distance from the display in a
fully bright place.
Visual loss may result.
Precautions for Battery Pack
■ Confi rm the battery type from the label of
the battery pack.
Display Battery type
Li-ion00 Lithium-ion battery
DANGER
Do not contact the connector with
metal such as wire. Also do not carry
or store it with metal necklace, etc.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
Check the orientation of the battery
pack when inserting it into this cell
phone. Stop putting excessive force
when any problem is found during
inserting.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
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Contents/Precautions
Do not throw this cell phone into fi re
or heat it.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
Do not put excessive force such as
nailing the battery pack, hitting with a
hammer or stepping on it.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
When the liquid from battery pack
splashes into your eyes, do not rub
your eyes. Wash your eyes and go to
consult with a doctor immediately.
Blindness may result.
WARNING
Stop using it when transformation or
damage is caused by dropping.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
When battery pack leaks liquid or
gives off odor, stop using it and keep
it away from fi re.
Ignition, fi re, explosion may result from
liquid leaking.
Keep pets away from biting the
battery pack.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
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Contents/Precautions
Precautions for Adapter
WARNING
Do not use it if the adapter cord gets
damaged.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may
result.
Do not use the AC adapter in a highly
humid area such as a bathroom.
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.
CAUTION
Do not discard it as combustible
waste.
Fire and environmental pollution
may result. Tape the connector to
isolate the battery pack and bring it
to a docomo Shop or follow the local
disposal regulations.
Do not use or charge the wet battery
pack.
Fire, explosion, getting heated or liquid
leak of the battery pack may result.
When battery pack leaks liquid inside,
do not touch your skin, such as your
face or hands.
It leads to blindness or skin problems.
If such liquid gets into your eyes or
mouth, if it adheres to your skin or
clothing, please rinse with clean water
immediately. If it gets into your eyes or
mouth, please seek medical attention
immediately after washing.
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Contents/Precautions
Do not make the charging cell phone
short out while being connected to
the outlet or cigar lighter socket. Do
not touch the charging cell phone with
a part of your body such as your
hands or fi 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 any other
metal objects with this cell phone. Fire,
burns, or electric shock may result.
When this cell phone is connected
with an adapter, do not subject
excessive force to any direction.
Fire, burns, injury, or electric shock
may result.
Do not touch the adapter cord,
charging connector or the outlet with
wet hands.
Fire, burns, or electric shock may
result.
Only use with the specifi ed power
source and voltage. When charging
overseas, use a compatible AC
adapter.
If incorrect voltage is used, this may
cause fi re, burns or electric shock.
• AC adapter: AC 100 V
• DC adapter: DC 12 V/24 V
(only for minus earth car)
• Available AC adapter used overseas:
AC 100 V to 240 V (connect to
household AC outlet only)
Use the specifi 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 specifi ed fuse.
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Contents/Precautions
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.
When inserting and removing from this
cell phone, do not subject excessive
force. Insert and remove horizontally.
Fire, burns, injury, 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.
Immediately remove the power plug
from the outlet or cigar lighter socket
if water or other fl uids 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.
CAUTION
Do not touch the adapter for a long
time while being connected to the
outlet or a cigar lighter socket.
Burns may result.
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Contents/Precautions
Precautions for Mickey
Window Cover
CAUTION
Do not pinch your fi ngers when
attaching the mickey window cover.
Accidents like injuries may result.
Precautions for docomo nano
UIM card
CAUTION
Be careful of the cut surface when
handling docomo nano UIM card.
Injury may result.
Precautions for Using near
Electronic Medical Equipment
WARNING
If you use electronic medical
equipment such as an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted
defi brillator, use this cell phone 15 cm
or more away from the implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted defi
brillator. Operations of electronic
medical equipment may be adversely
aff ected by radio waves.
Patients using electronic medical
equipment other than implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted
defi brillator (using outside medical
facilities for treatment at home,
etc.) should check the infl uence of
radio waves upon the equipment by
consulting the manufacturer.
Operations of electronic medical
equipment may be adversely aff ected
by radio waves.
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Contents/Precautions
You may get closer than 15 cm to
people around you who are incapable
of moving. Set this cell phone to radio
signal off beforehand (Airplane mode
or power off ).
People who are using electronic
medical equipment such as implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted
defi brillators may be around you.
Operations of electronic medical
equipment may be adversely aff ected
by radio waves.
Follow the instructions when using
this cell phone inside medical
facilities.
Material List
Part Material Surface
Treatment
Display Tempered
Glass
AF coating
Outer case (front) PC UV coating
Outer case (back) PC -
Power key/Volume
key
PC
After injection
spray (UV)
Earphone/microphone
jack, micro USB
connection cell phone
Copper alloy Nickel +
Gold plating
Camera panel Tempered
Glass
AF coating
Camera lens
surrounding
AL Anodic
oxidation,
chemical
corrosion
Flash panel Transparent
PC
-
Speaker section PET water-
repellent
mesh
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Contents/Precautions
Part Material Surface
Treatment
Receiver grill STS Etching
hole +
buffi ng +
PVD
docomo nano UIM
card slot
Copper alloy
(NKC286R-
EH)
Nickel +
Pd-Ni +
Gold plating
microSD card slot Stainless Nickel +
Gold plating
Battery pack
connection cell phone
Ti-Cu Nickel +
Pd-Ni +
Gold plating
FeliCa/NFC
connection cell phone
Copper alloy Nickel +
Gold plating
Screw STS -
Part Material Surface
Treatment
Back
Cover
L40
Body PC IMD
cell phone
section
Copper + Pi
sheet
Copper
+ Gold
coating
Rubber
gasket
for water
proofi ng
Silicone -
Pad PSR -
Protection
seal part
PC sheet Print
Battery
Pack
L24
Body PC
Lupoy GN-
1002FS
Etching
(corrosion)
cell phone
section
Nickel 5.0
mic
Gold 0.5
mic
Label Gray PET
50 mic
Mat
coating
(0.07T)
Waterproof
seal
3M #5559 -
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Contents/Precautions
Part Material Surface
Treatment
TV
Antenna
Cable
L01
Earphone/
microphone
jack (top)
Copper Nickel
plating
Earphone/
microphone
jack (outer
cover)
TPE_
JS400-78A
Non PVC
Cable TPE_
JS400-78A
Non PVC
Connection
plug (top)
Copper Gold
coating
Connection
plug (outer
cover)
TPE_
JS400-78A
Non PVC
Part Material Surface
Treatment
Mickey
Window
Cover
L01
Outer
cover
polyurethane
fi ber
Logo print
Window
frame
PC
SN
Deposition,
laser etching
Decoration Glass Glass
processing
Interior (Flip
section)
MG Die-cast
Interior
(Back cover
section)
PC Spray
coating
cell phone
section
Copper + Pi
sheet
Copper
+ Gold
coating
Rubber
gasket
for water
proofi ng
Silicone -
Pad PSR -
Protection
seal part
PC sheet Print
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Contents/Precautions
Handling and Care
General Usage Guidelines
■
Even though L-01J provides with
waterproofness/dustproofness function, do
not let water or dust come into contact with
the interior of this cell phone or adhere to the
optional accessories.
The battery pack, adapter, TV antenna cable
and docomo nano UIM card do not have
waterproofness/dustproofness function.
Do not use them in places with high humidity
such as a bath or where rain may get it wet.
If you carry this cell phone 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 cell phone 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 cell phone 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 cell phone near air conditioner
outlets.
Condensation may form due to rapid changes
in temperature, and this may corrode internal
parts and cause malfunction.
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Contents/Precautions
■ Do not place excessive force on this cell
phone battery pack, etc.
If this terminalted to a full bag, or placed
in a pocket and sat on, the display, its
internal PCBs and battery pack may be
damaged or malfunction.
Also, if an external connection device is
connected to a microUSB connection cell
phone or earphone/microphone jack,
damage or malfunction may result.
■ 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 cell phone
■ Do not press display surface forcibly, or not
operate with a sharp-pointed objects such
as nail, ballpoint pen, pin, etc.
Doing so may cause damage of display.
■ Avoid using in extremely high or low
temperatures.
This cell phone should be used within a
temperature range from 5℃ to 35℃ and
a humidity range from 45% to 85%.
■ This cell phone may adversely aff ect fi xed
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 cell phone and store the
copies in a safe location.
DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the
loss of any of your data.
■ Do not drop this cell phone or subject it
to shocks.
Damage or malfunction may result.
■ Do not insert a microUSB connection
cell phone, earphone/microphone jack
crookedly or pull them strongly.
Damage or malfunction may result.
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Contents/Precautions
■ It is normal for this cell phone to become
warm during use or charging. 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 cell phone without its
back cover attached.
Falling off the battery pack, damage or
malfunction may result.
■ While using the microSD card, do not remove
it from this cell phone or turn this cell phone
off . Data loss or malfunction may result.
■ Do not bring any magnetic cards close to
this cell phone.
The magnetic data in cash cards, credit
cards, telephone cards, fl oppy disks, etc.
may be erased.
■ Do not bring strong magnetic objects
close to this cell phone.
Strong magnetism may cause malfunction.
Notes about Battery Pack
■ Battery pack is a consumable supply.
Battery life varies depending on usage
conditions, etc., but it is time to change
battery pack when the usage time has
become extremely short even though the
battery pack has been fully charged. Please
purchase a specifi ed new batter pack.
■ Charge in an environment with the proper
ambient temperature (5℃ to 35℃ ).
■ Battery life may diff er depending on the
use environment or degradation level of the
battery pack.
■ Depending on the usage condition, the battery
pack may get swollen when the battery life is
running out. Note that it is not a problem.
■ Be careful 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 cell phone)
The performance and life of the battery life
may deteriorate.
It is recommended that you store the internal
battery with around 40% battery level.
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Contents/Precautions
Notes about the Adapter
■ Charge 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 cell
phone. Malfunction may result.
Notes about Mickey Window
Cover
■ Do not get it wet.
Up to a certain level, the surface of mickey
window cover is waterproofed due to the
water repellent fi nish, however, it is not
complete 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
cell phne lose to your body, moisture from
sweat may corrode the internal parts causing
a malfunction.
■ When the mickey window cover gets wet by
water or sweat, wipe it with a soft cloth and
dry it up.
■ Depending on how much you use it, the color
may fade or it may fl uff .
■ The usage of Osaifu-Keitai may get
infl uenced depending on the usage
environment.
■ Do not put any magnetic cards close to the
mickey window cover since the magnet is
used inside the product.
The magnetic data in cash cards, credit
cards, telephone cards, fl oppy disks, etc. may
be erased.
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Contents/Precautions
Notes about the docomo
nano UIM card
■ Do not put excessive force on the docomo
nano UIM card when inserting into or
removing from this cell phone.
■ Note that DOCOMO assumes no responsibility
for malfunctions occurring as the result of
inserting and using a docomo nano UIM card
with other IC card reader/writer.
■ Always keep the IC portion clean.
■
Clean it with a dry, soft cloth (lens cleaning
cloth), etc.
■ Be sure to keep a separate note of the
information registered on the docomo nano
UIM card.
DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the
loss of any of your data.
■ Visit docomo Shop to return the docomo
nano UIM card 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 docomo
nano UIM card.
Malfunction may result.
■ Do not bend or put heavy things on the
docomo nano UIM card.
Malfunction may result.
■ Do not insert docomo nano UIM card into
this cell phone with labels or stickers
attached on.
Malfunction may result.
Notes about the Bluetooth®
Function
■ To secure the Bluetooth® communication
security, this cell phone supports the
security function compliant with
Bluetooth® standards, but the security
may not be suffi 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®
function.
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Contents/Precautions
■ Frequency band
The frequency band that the devices with
Bluetooth® function and WLAN equipped
uses is written on the insertion part of the
batter pack on the main unit of this cell
phone It shows how to read the label below.
2.4FH1/DS4/OF4
2.4 : This radio equipment uses
the 2400 MHz band.
FH/DS/OF : Indicates that modulation
methods are FH-SS, DS-SS
or OFDM format.
1 : Indicates that assumed
inducing interference from
distances is 10 m or less.
4 : 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 identifi cation device
is avoidable.
Available channels vary by the country.
For use in an aircraft, contact the airline
company beforehand.
■ Bluetooth® Device Cautions
The operating frequency band of this cell
phone is used by industrial, scientifi 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 cell phone, confi rm
that "another station" is not being
operated nearby.
2. In the event of this cell phone 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 back cover of this manual.
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Contents/Precautions
Notes about Wireless LAN (WLAN)
■ Wireless LAN (WLAN) uses radio waves
to enable data 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
confi gure security settings.
■ Wireless LAN
Do not use wireless LAN near magnetic
devices such as electrical appliances, 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.
• For using WLAN overseas, spots of use
etc. may be restricted depending on
country. In that case, confi rm conditions
such as available frequency or regulations
of the country to use it.
■ 2.4GHz Bandwidth Cautions
The operating frequency band of the WLAN
device is used by home electrical appliances
such as microwave ovens, industrial, scientifi 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, confi rm that
premises radio stations for identifying
mobile units, specifi 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 back cover of this manual for
crosstalk avoidance, etc. (e.g. partition
setup).
3. If the device causes radio interference
to specifi ed low power radio stations or
amateur radio stations, contact "docomo
Information Center" on the back cover of
this manual.
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Contents/Precautions
■ 5 GHz Bandwidth Cautions
The cell phone can use 3 frequency bands
of 5.2 GHz band (W52), 5.3 GHz band
(W53), 5.6 GHz band (W56).
• W52 (5.2GHz bandwidth/36, 40, 44, 48 ch)
• W53 (5.3GHz bandwidth/52, 56, 60, 64 ch)
• W56 (5.6GHz bandwidth/100, 104, 108, 112,
116, 120, 124, 128, 132, 136, 140 ch)
Using outdoors in 5.2/5.3 GHz (W52, W53)
outside is prohibited by the Radio Law.
Handling the FeliCa and NFC
Reader/Writer
■ The FeliCa and NFC reader/writer, P2P
function for this cell phone andle delicate
signals that require no radio station license.
■ The 13.56 MHz frequency band is used. If
there is another reader/writer, P2P function
near this cell phone, keep enough distance
between this cell phone and the reader/writer.
Also, make sure that there is no radio station
using the same frequency band nearby.
■ For use in an aircraft, contact the airline
company beforehand. In some countries, use
may be restricted. Confi rm regulations etc.
for the country/area before using.
Caution
■ Do not use a modifi ed cell phone. Using a
modifi ed cell phone results in violating Radio
law/Telecommunications Business Act. This
cell phone has been complied with
the rules related to technical standard of
wireless equipment stipulated by Radio
law, as well as technical standard of device
stipulated by Telecommunications Business
Act. As a proof, "Technical standard
compliance mark " is depicted on the
electronic nameplate of the cell phone. You
can check the electronic nameplate in the cell
phone as follows.
From the Home screen, "Settings" "About
phone" "Regulatory & Safety"
If this cell phone is modifi ed by turning the
screw to the left to disassemble, technical
standard compliance becomes invalid. Please
do not use this cell phone during the time when
technical standard compliance is being
invalid, since you are in violation of Radio law
and Telecommunications Business Act.
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Contents/Precautions
■ Be careful when using this cell phone while
driving.
Using this cell 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.
■ Only use the FeliCa reader/writer function in
Japan.
The FeliCa reader/writer function for
this cell phone is compliant with the
radio standards for Japan.
Overseas usage may be subject to
punishment.
■ Do not make unauthorized modifi cations to
the basic software.
Repairs may be refused if the software has
been modifi ed.
Waterproofness/
Dustproofness
L-01J provides waterproofness of IPX7*1 and
dustproofness of IP6X*2 with fi rmly attaching
the back cover.
This cell phone has the IPX7 waterproof
function and IP6X dustproof function even
when the mickey window cover is attached.
Even if
the surface of Mickey Window Cover L01 is
processed with water repellent fi nish, when it
gets wet, dry it up completely before using.
*1 IPX7 means that a phone keeps
functioning after L-01J is slowly
submerged to depth of 1 m in static tap
water at room temperature, left there for
30 minutes and then taken out.
*2 IP6X means a protection degree that dust
cannot come in to an inside of phone and
a phone maintains safety after it is placed
in a device with dust in diameter 75 μm or
less for 8 hours, agitated and then taken
out.
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Contents/Precautions
What You can Do with
Waterproofness of L-01J
• You can talk without an umbrella in the rain
(for rainfall of 20 mm or less per hour).
• You can wash this cell phone by soaking in a
sink of fresh water or in tap water at room
temperature (5℃ to 35℃ ) and gently shaking
it.
- Attach the back cover/mickey window
cover.
- Do not use any brush, sponge, soap,
detergent, etc to wash this cell phone.
- Wipe off moisture on the surface with dry
cloth and drain the water after washing.
→ P40
• You can use it at a poolside. However, do not
pour the pool water over this cell phone or
soak it in the pool water.
Before Using
To maintain the waterproofness/
dustproofness, be sure to observe the
following points.
• Make sure to fi rmly close the back cover/
mickey window cover. Even a fi ne obstacle
(one hair, one grain of sand, tiny fi ber, etc.)
which is put between contact surfaces may
allow water or dust to enter.
• Make sure that the back cover/mickey
window cover is closed fi rmly without any
gap.
• Do not pull strongly towards outside when
a strap is attached. The back cover/mickey
window cover may rise up which may cause
the waterproofness/dustproofness function
to no longer be maintained.
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Contents/Precautions
Attaching the back cover
a Confi rm the orientation of the back
cover and align it with the main unit,
press〇 parts fi rmly to attach the
back cover
• Make sure that there are not any gaps
between the cover and this cell phone.
Detaching the back cover
a Put your fi nger in the groove which
is on the side of the back cover
and hold it up in the direction of the
arrow to detach
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Contents/Precautions
Attaching mickey window cover
a Confi rm the back cover section
orientation of the mickey window
cover and align it with the main unit,
press 〇 parts to attach the mickey
window cover fi rmly
• Make sure that there are not any gaps
between the cover and this cell phone.
* Do not peel off the sticker on the back of
the back cover section. If the sticker is
peeled off , you cannot use Osaifu-Keitai.
Detaching mickey window cover
a Put your fi nger in the groove which
is on the side of the back cover
section of mickey window cover
and hold it up in the direction of the
arrow to detach
To maintain the waterproofness/
dustproofness, it is recommended to change
the parts once in two years regardless of
malfunction. We will replace the parts by
keeping this cell phone, and this will be done
at user's expense. Bring your cell phone to a
repair counter specifi ed by DOCOMO.
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Contents/Precautions
Precautions
Do not pour or put in liquid etc. other than
water at room temperature shown in the
illustrations below.
<Example>
Soap/Detergent/
Bath powder
Seawater
Pool water Hot spring water Sand/Clay
Follow the following precautions to use
correctly.
■
This cell phone
• Do not subject this cell phone to severe
shocks, or drop it. Deterioration of
waterproofness/dustproofness may result
due to crack or fl aw.
• Do not put this cell phone in hot water, use
it in a sauna or apply hot air from a hair
dryer etc. to it.
• Do not leave water on this cell phone. The
external connection cell phone may short
out. In cod area, this cell phone freezes up
and may cause malfunction.
• To avoid dew condensation when you bring
this cell phone from a cold place to a warm
place, wait until this cell phone becomes
room temperature.
• Do not use this cell phone in the water.
• Never try to charge when this cell phone
is wet.
• Do not wash with washing machine etc.
• This cell phone does not fl oat on water.
• Do not put directly on beach.
- Sand etc. may get inside of earpiece
(receiver), mouthpiece (microphone),
sub microphone, speaker or earphone/
microphone jack. etc., and the volume
may become low.
- Sand etc. may get inside of microUSB
connection cell phone or the holes on
earphone/microphone jack etc., and the
waterproofness may not be eff ective.
- Using this cell phone with water drop or
sand etc. may cause noise.
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Contents/Precautions
• Do not pick earpiece (receiver), mouthpiece
(microphone), sub microphone, speaker,
earphone/microphone jack or microUSB
connection cell phone. The waterproofness/
dustproofness may not be eff ective.
• Do not leave water drop in the earpiece
(receiver), mouthpiece (microphone),
sub microphone, speaker or earphone/
microphone jack. Malfunction may result.
• Do not leave water drop in microUSB
connection cell phone or earphone/
microphone jack. This cell phone may
short out.
■ Back cover/Mickey window cover
• The rubber seal of back cover/mickey
window cover is important to maintain the
waterproofness/dustproofness. Do not
peel or damage the seal. Also, avoid the
seal from dust.
• In case the rubber seal of back cover/
mickey window cover is damaged or
deformed, bring it to a specifi ed DOCOMO
repair center to replace.
• Do not insert a sharp object into a gap of
the back cover/mickey window cover. The
rubber seal may get damaged, and water or
dust exposure may result.
• When opening or closing the back cover/
mickey window cover, do not apply
excessive force on the rubber seal.
• Do not attach or detach the back cover/
mickey window cover when your hands
are wet or when this cell phone got wet.
• Replace the back cover/mickey window
cover when either of them gets damaged.
• When back cover/mickey window cover
gets damaged, or when this cell phone
gets wet while the cover is open, liquid
might come in. Electrical shock and
malfunction may result. Stop using and
turn off this cell phone. Contact a specifi
ed DOCOMO repair center.
■ Others
• The supplied accessories and optional
accessories have no waterproofness/
dustproofness.
• Operation in all situation is not guaranteed
for actual use. Note that malfunctions
deemed to be caused by user's fault are
not covered by the warranty.
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Contents/Precautions
Draining Water
When this cell phone gets wet, make sure
to drain the water in the following steps.
• Using this cell phone with water drop, the
volume of speaker etc. becomes low and the
quality may change.
a Wipe off moisture on the surface
with a dry cloth
b Shake this cell phone approximately
20 times for each side, fi rmly
holding it, until there is no more
water splattering
• Visually confi rm if no water drops are
on this cell phone.
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Contents/Precautions
c Gently press this cell phone to a dry
and clean cloth to wipe off water
remaining in the gap between
earpiece (receiver), mouthpiece
(microphone), sub microphone,
speaker, earphone/microphone jack,
microUSB connection cell phone, key,
etc.
• Do not wipe off the remaining moisture in
the gaps directly with a cotton swab etc.
d Wipe off water drained from the
cell phone with a dry, clean cloth
etc., and dry naturally
• Water, if any, remaining in the cell
phone may ooze up after wiping off .
Charging
The supplied accessories and optional
accessories have no waterproofness/
dustproofness function. Check the following
before and after charging.
• Check if this cell phone is not wet. Never try
to charge when this cell phone is wet.
• Do not touch the AC adapter with wet hands.
Electric shock may result.
• Do not use the AC adapter in a place near
water such as bathroom, shower room,
kitchen, washroom etc. Fire or electric shock
may result.
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Contents/Precautions
Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Part Names and Functions
a Earpiece (receiver)
b Proximity sensor*1/Illuminance sensor*2
(all-in-one)
c Front camera
d Notifi cation LED Light
e Hall-IC sensor*3
f Display (touch screen)
g Mouthpiece (microphone)
h Strap holder
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
i Earphone/microphone jack
j Sub microphone
• When speaker phone is in use.
k Sub antenna area*4
l Main camera
m Flash
n Bluetooth®/Wi-Fi® antenna area*4
oGPS/sub antenna area*4
p Volume key (up)
q Power key
r Volume key (down)
s Sub antenna area*4
t mark
u Back cover*5
v Speaker
w FOMA/Xi antenna area*4
x microUSB connection cell
phone
• You can use a SlimPort supported cable
purchased in stores.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
*1 Set touch screen to on or off to prevent
unwanted operations from happening
when your face touches the screen during
calling.
*2 Sense the surrounding brightness and
adjust the screen brightness automatically.
*3 The sensor is used to recognize if the
mickey window cover is open or close.
*4 Antennas are built in this cell phone. If you
cover the antenna area with your hand, its
quality may be aff ected.
*5 Do not peel off the sticker on the back of
the back cover. If the sticker is peeled off ,
you cannot use Osaifu-Keitai.
Note
• Do not put stickers on any sensor area.
docomo nano UIM card
docomo nano UIM card is an IC card that
stores information such as your telephone
number.
• This cell phone uses only docomo nano UIM
card. Bring your docomo mini UIM card, UIM
card or FOMA card to a docomo Shop to
exchange it.
• If the docomo nano UIM card is not inserted,
the functions such as phone call (sending
and receiving), mail (sending and receiving)
and the data communication cannot be used.
• In Japan, if the docomo nano UIM card is not
inserted, the emergency calls (110, 119,
118) cannot be made.
• Make sure to turn off this cell phone before
inserting or removing the docomo nano UIM
card. When it is being charged, unplug it from
AC adapter.
• For details about docomo nano UIM card,
refer to the instruction manual for docomo
nano UIM card.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
docomo nano UIM card Security Codes
You can set the security code named PIN in
docomo nano UIM card. "0000" is set at the
time of subscription. Customers can change
PIN afterwards. For details about PIN of docomo
nano UIM card, refer to "PIN code" (P213).
Inserting docomo nano UIM card
a Detach the back cover (P36)
b Remove the battery pack (P47)
c Insert the docomo nano UIM card into
the docomo nano UIM card slot all the
way to the end in the arrow direction
with the IC chip facing down
Removing docomo nano UIM card
a Detach the back cover (P36)
b Remove the battery pack (P47)
c Remove the microSD card (P226)
d Put the fi nger in the groove on the
end on docomo nano UIM card slot,
and pull the docomo nano UIM card
in the arrow direction (a)
e Take out the docomo nano UIM card
straight in the arrow direction (b)
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Note
• When handling the docomo nano UIM
card, be careful to not touch the IC chip,
or get it scratched.
• Note that the docomo nano UIM card
may get damaged if you attach or remove
it forcedly.
• Do not lose the docomo nano UIM card
you removed.
Battery Pack
• Please use the dedicated Battery Pack L24
for this cell phone.
• Make sure to turn off this cell phone
beforehand and hold it in your hand when
attaching/removing the battery pack or the
back cover so that the display does not get
damaged.
• Do not bend or twist the back cover forcedly
when attaching or removing it. The back
cover may get damaged.
Attaching Battery Pack
a Detach the back cover (P36)
b With the battery pack mark facing
up, align the convex part of the cell
phone with concave part of the
battery pack correctly, press the
battery pack to the direction a and
push it to the direction b
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Removing Battery Pack
a Detach the back cover (P36)
b Hold the battery pack up in the
direction of arrow mark using the
concave part of the cell phone
with your fi ngertip, and then
remove it
Charging
Battery Charge
• For detailed information, refer to instruction
manuals for AC Adapter 05 (optional) and DC
Adapter 04 (optional).
• AC Adapter 05 can be used from AC 100 V
to 240 V.
• The shape of AC adapter plug is for AC 100
V (Japanese specifi cation). A conversion plug
adapter for the destination country is required
when using an AC adapter compatible from
AC 100 V to 240 V. Also do not use a
transformer for overseas travel to charge.
• When the cell phone is turned ON, you can
operate the cell phone even while charging.
However, in that case, charging takes longer
time because of reducing charging volume.
• Do not apply excessive force when inserting
or pulling out the connector. Insert or pull it
out slowly.
• Do not remove the battery pack while
charging.
• When charging with an entirely empty battery
pack, it may take a while to power on this
cell phone.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
• Make sure to remove it from the power plug
of AC adapter after fi nishing charging.
• When charging with unstable rated voltage,
battery may not get charged or charging may
fail.
Do not charge for a long time (for
several days)
• If the cell phone is left for a long time after
being fully charged, the battery pack starts
feeding the cell phone when the charging is
complete. For that reason, the actual battery
time may shorten and the battery may be
used up. If this happens, please charge it
again correctly. Before recharging, remove
this cell phone from AC adapter and reset.
Battery Pack Life
• Battery pack is a consumable supply. The
usage time decreases gradually each time
the battery is charged.
• When the usage time becomes about half
of a new battery, life of the battery pack is
assumed to be over. We recommend you
to replace the battery pack ahead of time.
Also, depending on the usage condition,
the battery pack may get swollen when the
battery life is running out. Note that it is not
a problem.
• Watching TV, etc. for along time while
charging may aff ect battery pack life.
Charging Time (estimate)
For details about charging time, refer to "Main
Specifi cations" (P274).
Usage Time (estimate)
For details about usage time, refer to "Main
Specifi cations" (P274).
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Charging with AC Adapter It
describes how to charge this cell phone with
AC Adapter 05 (optional).
a Insert the microUSB plug of
AC adapter into the microUSB
connection cell phone of this cell
phone
horizontally with the side of B mark
facing up
b Raise the AC adapter power plug
and insert it into power outlet
• During charging, Notifi cation LED light of
this cell phone turns red color and blinks.
• When charging is fi nished Notifi cation
LED light turns green color, a ringtone
rings to notify that charging is over, and
is displayed.
c When charging is completed, remove
the power plug of AC adapter from
the power outlet
d Remove the microUSB plug of
AC adapter horizontally from this
cell phone
■ DC Adapter 04
The DC adapter supplies power to charge
this cell phone through a cigar lighter
socket (12 V/24 V) in a vehicle.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Charging with a PC
Connect this cell phone to a PC by the
microUSB Cable 01 (optional) to charge.
a Insert the microUSB plug of microUSB
Cable 01 into the microUSB
connection cell phone of this cell
phone
• Insert the microUSB plug horizontally with
the side of B mark facing up.
b Connect the USB plug of microUSB
Cable 01 to the USB port on PC
• If a request of installing a device driver
appears on your PC, cancel it.
• If the "Install PC programs" screen is
displayed on this cell phone, tap "Cancel".
c When charging is fi nished, remove
the USB plug of microUSB Cable 01
from the USB port on PC
d Remove the microUSB plug of
microUSB Cable 01 from this cell phone
Note
• Depending on the PC conditions, it may
take a while to fi nish charging, or it may
not be able to charge.
Power On/Off
Power On
a Press and hold the power key for
over two seconds
• This cell phone vibrates and the lock screen
is displayed after a while.
• After purchasing this cell phone, when it is
turned on for the fi rst time, follow the on-
screen instructions to perform the initial
settings (P64).
Power Off
a Press and hold the power key for
over two seconds
b "Power off "
c "OK"
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Turning on Backlight
To prevent unwanted operations and to save
power, the backlight turns off after a certain
time duration you set up and the screen is
locked after then.
a Press the power key
• Backlight lights on and the lock screen is
displayed.
• Press power key again to black out the
backlight and lock the screen.
■ KnockON/KnockOFF
Quickly tap the blacked-out screen twice
to light the backlight. Quickly tap the
area with no icon on the Home screen* or
lock screen, or tap the status bar twice
to turn off the backlight.
* Only operates when the home
application is "Home".
Note
• Set screen time-out duration and time
duration till screen is locked. For detailed
information, refer to "Screen timeout"
(P200) in "Display" and "Lock timer"
(P204) in "Lock Screen".
Unlocking Screen
When turning on the power or when displaying
the display, the touch screen stays being
locked.
a Swipe the screen up, down, left or
right
• You can change the method of unlocking
the screen (P202).
Note
• When the screen lock is set to "Touch"
or "Swipe", drag or swipe the status bar
downward with the screen locked to open
the notifi cation panel.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Lock Screen
a Date & time, current location
b Notifi cation information display area
Displays the details of two latest notifi cations
and the number of unread notifi cations.
c Application shortcut
• Swipe to start the application.
• When you have missed calls, a number
(notifi cation number) may be displayed on
the icon.
Basic Operations
This cell phone adopts touch screen which
allows you to operate by touching the display.
Using Touch Screen
Precautions on using touch screen
The touch screen is designed for fi nger
touching lightly. Do not press it hard with
your fi nger or with sharp objects (fi ngernail,
ballpoint pen, pin etc.).
The following actions may cause the touch
screen not working properly. Note that it may
cause wrong operations.
• Operating the screen with gloved hands
• Operating the screen with tip of a fi ngernail
• Operating the screen with an object on it
• Operating the screen with a protective sheet
or seal on it
• Operating when the screen is wet
• Operating when fi ngers get wet due to sweat
or water
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Touch screen operations
The following operations are available on the
touch screen.
■ Tap : Touch the screen lightly
■ Double tap : Touch the screen lightly twice
in a row
■ Touch and
hold
: Touch the screen for over one
second
■ Swipe : Flick the screen lightly
• Swipe to scroll quickly.
■ Drag : Touch and hold down to fl ick
the screen, and then release
your fi nger
• Icons and widgets can be
moved.
■ Flick : Touch the screen and quickly
sweep your fi nger
• Flick so that the screen
scrolls at high speed. While
scrolling, touch the screen
to stop scrolling.
■ Pinch-out : Touch the screen with two
fi ngers and then move them
apart
• Pinch out to enlarge the
screen.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
■ Pinch-in : Touch the screen with two
fi ngers apart and then move
them together, as if pinching
• Pinch in to reduce the
screen.
Home Touch Buttons
You can change the layout and the color of the
home touch buttons, you can also display/hide
the home touch buttons of the application in use.
• Up to fi ve home touch buttons can be
assigned.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Display" "Home
touch buttons"
b "Button combination"/"Color"/
"Hide Home touch buttons"
• Follow the on-screen instructions.
Back key
Tap to go to the previous screen.
Close a dialog box, an option
menu, the notifi cation panel or
the on-screen keyboard.
Home key
Tap to display the Home screen.
History key
• Touch to display the most
recently used applications.
• Touch and hold to display
the current screen or the
option menu performable in
application.
Notifi cations key
Tap to displays/hide the
notifi cation panel.
QMemo+ key
Tap to start QMemo+ application.
QSlide key
Tap to display QSlide application
selection screen at the bottom of
the screen.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Auto Rotating Screen
This cell phone screen automatically rotates
to landscape or portrait views, depending on
the direction in which it is turned.
• Depending on the display screen, the screen
orientation may not change on this cell phone.
• Even if this cell phone is oriented close to being
level in relation to the ground, the landscape/
portrait view does not change.
a
From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings"
"Display"
b Place a check mark in "Auto-rotate
screen"
Capturing Screen Shot
You can capture the display and save it as an
image.
a Press and hold the power key and
volume key (down) for over one second
• You can see the captured screen shots
in "Screenshots" of "Gallery".
• The image may not be able to save
depending on the screen, such as TV
screen (Full seg/1Seg).
QSlide Apps
While doing other operations, video, Internet,
messaging, calendar and email can be used via
popup.
• Up to two QSlide apps popup windows can be
displayed on the same screen.
Using QSlide apps
a Open the notifi cation panel (P70)
b "QSlide"
• The QSlide application fi eld is displayed
on the notifi cation panel.
c Select QSlide apps
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
a Go to full screen display/previous size and
display it.
b Adjust background transparency.
If this is dragged to the left, even if the
QSlide apps screen is touched, it will no
longer respond, but other functions can be
used.
c Close the QSlide apps.
d Adjust the display size.
Editing QSlide apps
a Open the notifi cation panel (P70)
b Tap "Edit" in the QSlide apps fi eld
• You can customize the items displayed
in the QSlide apps sorting or in the
notifi cation panel.
Emergency Mode
Enable this mode to restrict the cell phone
settings and functions to save the battery
power.
Enabling emergency mode
a Press and hold the power key for
over two seconds
b "Emergency mode" confi rm the
contents on the screen "OK"
• Restart this cell phone and enable the
emergency mode.
Note
• Even if the emergency mode was enabled
only once, from the next time on the
Home screen, tap "Apps" "Disaster
kit" "SAVE" "OK" to enable the
emergency mode.
• Even when the emergency mode has been
enabled, Wi-Fi
®
and Bluetooth
®
function
can also be turned on.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Disabling emergency mode
a Press and hold the power key for
over two seconds
b "Emergency mode" "OK"
• From the Home screen of the emergency
mode, tap "Stop saving" "OK" to disable
the emergency mode.
• Restart this cell phone and disable the
emergency mode.
Character Entry
This cell phone has an on-screen keyboard
that is displayed in the touch screen for
character entry.
Character Entry via On-
screen Keyboard
If you tap a text box on the screen, the on-
screen keyboard appears in the touch panel.
This cell phone provides three types of on-
screen keyboards: an on-screen 10key
keyboard, an on-screen QWERTY keyboard and
handwriting converting keyboard.
Tap to switch the entry operation such as
character mode change.
10key keyboard/QWERTY keyboard
● 10key keyboard
It is a keyboard similar to a general mobile
phone keyboard (for multi-tap method). Tap
a key assigned character you want to enter
several times until the target character is
entered.
● On-screen QWERTY keyboard
The array is the same as the PC's keyboard.
Enter Japanese in Roman character.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
a Voice input/Keyboard type key/Handwriting
input key/Clipboard key/Setting key/
Reverse order key
• Switch to Voice input mode.
• Touch and hold down to display keyboard
function button panel.
- Tap to switch to voice input mode. It
is not displayed when setting not to use
voice input.
- Tap (QWERTY keyboard)/ (10key
keyboard) to switch "10key keyboard"
and "QWERTY keyboard".
- Tap to display handwriting input
keyboard.
- Tap to display clipboard.
- Tap to display "LG Japanese keyboard"
menu. The voice typing key can be
hidden in the "Keyboard Settings". /
is displayed when setting to hide.
* For detailed operations, refer to "Help"
in "Keyboard Settings".
• If using the 10key keyboard, is
displayed when a character is entered. Tap
to display (reversed order) the previous
character.
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 to change arrow key
mode.
c Symbol key/Alphanumeric and Kana key
• Display number keys. Tap again to display
pictograph/symbol/emoticon/pictogram-D
list. For 10key keyboard, right click to
display pictograph/symbol/emoticon/
pictogram-D list.
• Display alphanumeric characters and kana
when "英数カナ (Alphanumeric and Kana
key)" is displayed.
• Touch and hold down to enable Input
Extension plug-in. (P63)
d Switch character mode
• Switch the character mode.
• Touch and hold down to select "Input
language" and "Keyboard style".
- Tap (portrait display)/ (landscape
display) to switch "One-handed operation"
and "Split keyboard".
- Tap return to standard keyboard.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
e Delete key
• Delete the character on the left of cursor.
• Touch and hold down to delete the
characters continuously.
f Right cursor key
• The highlight moves to the right.
• Touch and hold down to move it
continuously.
• It can also widen the conversion range.
g Space key/Convert key
• Enter a space.
• "変換 (convert)" is displayed during
Hiragana input and a list of conversion
candidates is displayed.
h Confi rm key/Execute key/Link feed key/
Search key/Next key/Finish key
• Confi rm the entered characters or
converted characters.
• If the entered characters or converted
characters have already been confi rmed,
this executes the function (execute, line
feed, search, next, fi nish) of the text box in
which the characters were entered.
i Shift key
When entering letters, tap to switch to
capital letters.
: Small letters
: Only capital letter with the fi rst letter
: All capital letters
j Punctuation mark key
• Input punctuation marks.
• Touch and hold down to display symbol
list.
On-screen 10key keyboard (arrow
key mode selected)
a Arrow (up, down, right or left) key
Move the cursor to up, down, right or left.
b Close
Switch to the on-screen keyboard that has
been displayed before the arrow key mode is
displayed.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
c Quick cursor key
Move the cursor to the beginning or the end
of a sentence.
d Select all
Select all the characters.
e Copy key
Copy the selected text.
f Paste key
Paste the copied/cut text.
g Delete key
• Delete the character on the left of cursor.
• Touch and hold down to delete the
characters continuously.
h Select/Deselect key
• Select a target.
• You can change the area with arrow key.
• With deselect key, you can deselect the
selected area.
i Space key
Enter a space.
j Execute key/Line feed key/ Search key/
Next key/Finish key
Execute the functions (execute, line feed,
search, next, fi nish) of the input text box.
k Cut key
Cut the selected characters.
Handwriting converting keyboard
a Handwriting area
• is displayed under the characters when
writing characters. Tap to display a
list of recognition candidates and you can
modify the character.
• is displayed on the right side of the
handwriting area when writing characters.
Tap to continuously input the
characters by handwriting.
b Menu key
• Select Input mode (character type) and
execute mode (handwriting methods).
• Touch and hold down to set the advanced
settings of handwriting input.
• Set execute mode to to display two
input fi elds of handwriting. Enter one
character after the other alternately.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
c Symbol key
Display a list of pictographs, symbols,
emoticons and pictogram-D list.
d Keyboard type key/clipboard key/setting
key
• Switch to the software keyboard that
was displayed prior to the handwriting
converting keyboard display.
• Touch and hold down to display clipboard
key and setting key.
e Space key
Enter a half space.
f Left cursor/Right cursor
• Move cursor position.
• Touch and hold down left cursor key to
switch to arrow key mode.
g Confi rm/line feed key
• Confi rm the entered characters or
converted characters.
• If the entered characters or converted
characters have already been confi rmed,
this executes the function (line feed) of
the text box in which the characters were
entered.
h Delete key
• Delete the character on the left of cursor.
• Touch and hold down this to delete the
characters continuously.
• When you are writing characters in
handwriting input fi eld, you can delete all
the characters, one character or a line
within the fi eld.
Note
• The key display varies depending on the
entry screen or character mode.
• When you no longer need the keyboard,
you can close it by tapping . To display
it again, tap the text box on the screen.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Changing Character Entry
Settings
Touch and hold down on a character entry
screen and tap to display "LG Japanese
keyboard" menu. Tap "Keyboard Settings" to
change the character entry settings.
COMMON SETTINGS
Input
language and
keyboard
type
Set the input language,
screen orientation and the
keyboard type of each input
mode.
Candidate Set the learning of input
phrases, the correction of
inputting mistakes, and word
prediction.
Auto
capitalization
Place a check mark to
capitalize the fi rst letter
automatically when inputting
English letters in applications
supported input function.
Auto
punctuation
When alphabetical characters
are input, double tap the
space key to enter a period.
Touch
feedback
When inputting characters,
set key popup, sound and
vibration, etc.
Voice input Set if enable voice input or
not.
Handwriting Set handwriting settings.
10key
keyboard
Set fl ick input and auto
cursor movement.
Fullscreen
mode
Set to display the dedicated
input screen or not in
landscape view.
Some applications may not
perform properly due to the
restrictions.
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Split
keyboard
Set to display keyboard in
two separate fi elds or not in
landscape view.
One-handed
operation
Set if the keyboard is moved
to right or left in portrait view.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
Input
Extension
plug-in
Set to use Input Extension
plug-in or not.
• To use Input Extension
plug-in, download
"WnnDictionary" (search in
dictionary) / "WnnBrowser"
(connect to URL) /
"WnnSearch" (search
inside Website). For details
about download, refer to
"Downloads" (P273).
DICTIONARY
User
dictionary
Edit words in personal
dictionary.
Clear
learning
dictionary
Delete all learning
dictionaries.
RESET DEFAULT
Reset to
default
Reset character input
settings.
ABOUT IME
Help Display Help of LG Japanese
keyboard.
In Help, you can confi rm
descriptions of function key
usage, Split keyboard and
One-handed operation mode.
Keyboard
version
Detailed information on
LG Japanese keyboard is
displayed.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Initial Settings
First-time Settings When the
Power is Turned On
After purchasing this cell phone, when it is
turned on for the fi rst time, follow the on-
screen instructions to select a language, set
the Google account or perform the docomo
service initial settings.
• Procedures diff er depending on the
connection with network and setting skips.
a Tap "Next" on "Welcome" screen
• Tap "日本語 (日本) (Japanese (Japan))" to
change language.
• Follow the on-screen instructions to set
up the items below, and tap "Next".
- Wi-Fi®
- Google account
- Google service
- If gathering the log information to LG is
allowed or not
b On the "Software Update" screen,
"OK"
c On the "Welcome to docomo
service!" screen, confi rm
precautions and terms of service
and mark "Agree to all" "Start
settings"
• Follow the on-screen instructions to set
up the items below, and tap "Next".
- docomo ID
- docomo cloud
- docomo apps password
- docomo location information
- Remote Initialization Service*
- Installing applications collectively
* Does not displayed when docomo apps
password has not been set up.
d "Start using"
• When the operation guide of Home
screen is displayed, tap "Don't show this
again"/"OK" to display the Home screen.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Note
• You can change the settings later.
• Before setting online service, make
sure that the data can be connected
(LTE/3G/GPRS), or make sure that the
Wi-Fi® network is being connected.
• Even when the Google account has not
been set up, you can still use this cell
phone except for the usage of Google
service such as Gmail or Google Play.
Notifi cation LED
About Notifi cation LED Light
This cell phone notifi es you of its status via
the lighting up or blinking Notifi cation LED
light. Operations of Notifi cation LED light is
shown below.
• Slowly blinking green color: Incoming call
• Quickly blinking green color twice: Missed
call/SMS
• Blinking red color: Area Mail notifi cation
• Blinking rainbow color: Alarm notifi cation
• Lighting up red color: Charging
• Lights up green color: Charging is fi nished
Note
• When charging battery, tone changes
while lighting up.
• The lighting up while charging or fi nishing
charging operates regardless of whether
this cell phone is powered on or off .
• When receiving a notifi cation while
charging or fi nishing charging,
notifi cation blinking is prior.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Setting Notifi cation LED Light
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Display"
"Notifi cation LED"
b Turn on "Notifi cation LED"
c Place a check mark in features to
get notifi cations
Note
• The notifi cation display of Area Mail and
alarm cannot be changed.
Screen Display/Icons
Status Bar
The status bar is displayed at the top of the
screen. The status and notifi cations of this
cell phone are displayed on the status bar. On
status bar, notifi cation icons are displayed on
the left side, and status icons are displayed on
the right side.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Main status icons
Signal strength
No service
(grey) Bluetooth® function is on
(white) Connecting to a Bluetooth®
device
During international roaming
/
3G available/communicating
(arrow is gray in standby, white
while sending/receiving)
/
LTE available/communicating
(arrow is gray in standby, white
while sending/receiving)
/
FOMA HIGH-SPEED/HSDPA
available/communicating
(arrow is gray in standby, white
while sending/receiving)
/ Connecting Wi-Fi®/
communicating
Remaining battery level
Battery needs to be charged
(blinking) Battery is empty
Charging
Airplane mode activated
docomo nano UIM card locked
or docomo nano UIM card not
inserted
Manner Mode (vibrate only)
Manner Mode (Do not disturb)
Alarm is set
Reader/Writer, P2P function is
on
Calling via hands-free
Synchronizing data
GPS is positioning
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock is set on
both this cell phone and docomo
nano UIM card
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock is set on
this cell phone or docomo nano
UIM card
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Main notifi cation icons
New Gmail
New Email
New message (SMS)
New Area Mail
Problem with message (SMS)
delivery
New Hangouts message
Incoming call, making a call*,
answering a call*
Receiving a video call or talking
on the phone*
Missed call
New answering memo
New voicemail message
New alarm notifi cation
Upcoming calendar event
Playing music via music
application
Playing music via Media Player
Detected an Open Network (Wi-
Fi
®
)
Connecting to the Wi-Fi® of
unavailable Internet
Connecting with USB
Charging completed
Slow charging
Low free space of memory on
this cell phone
Data upload completed
Data download completed
Problem with login
Available to update
Application installation fi nished
Watching 1Seg
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Watching Full seg
Recording TV (Full seg/1Seg)
Recording TV (Full seg/1Seg) is
fi nished
More notifi cations
Connecting VPN
Wi-Fi® tethering available
USB tethering available
Bluetooth® tethering available
Connecting Wi-Fi Direct®
Face is recognized via Smart
screen (backlight is lit up)
The application provided by LG
Electronics Inc. needs to update
Battery saver is on
Omakase Lock is on
Notifi cation from docomo LIVE
UX
Start of docomo ID settings
interlinking
Authorization failure of docomo
ID settings
docomo backup application
notifi cation
docomo application location
information ON
* Displayed when changing to another screen
such as Home screen.
Note
• is displayed when the cell phone is
charged with a PC instead of the AC
adapter (optional).
• is displayed, the battery charge
speed is slower than the speed when
charging with AC adapter (optional).
• is displayed when the internal storage
runs out of space.
• is displayed, you may not be able
to install an application even after
downloading it. Make enough free space
and install the application again.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Notifi cation Panel
You can confi rm the notifi cation icons, start
an application or turn on/off a function in the
notifi cation panel.
Viewing notifi cation panel
a Drag or swipe the status bar
downward
a Date & time
Display date and time.
b Quick setting icon fi eld
Switch each function on/off .
• ON is displayed in aqua color, OFF is
displayed in gray color.
• Scroll to right and left to display the
hidden icons.
• Touch and hold down to display the
setting menu screen of each function.
• Touch "Edit" to customize or sort icons.
c QSlide App fi eld
Tap and activate QSlide app (video, Internet,
message, calendar, Email, fi le manager,
calculator).
• Tap "QSlide" in the quick setting icon fi eld
to display "QSlide".
d Screen brightness adjustment fi eld
Adjust the screen brightness via slide bar.
• If turn on "Auto" (icon turns to aqua color),
the screen brightness is automatically
adjusted.
e Incoming call volume adjustment fi eld
• Adjust volume of an incoming call.
• Tap to open volume setting window.
f Notifi cation information
Display details of notifi cation information.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
g Telecommunications carrier name/SIM
carrier name
On the left, the name of currently connected
telecommunication carrier is displayed;
on the right, the carrier's name read from
docomo nano UIM card is displayed.
h Setting button
The "Settings" screen is displayed.
i Delete notifi cation
Delete notifi cation information and icons.
Some notifi cations cannot be deleted.
Viewing notifi cation details
a Tap the notifi cation information on
the notifi cation panel
• The notifi cation details are displayed in
an appropriate application.
Closing notifi cation panel
a Drag or swipe the notifi cation panel
upward
Note
• Tap to close notifi cation panel.
Sorting quick setting icons
a Tap "Edit" in the quick setting icon
fi eld
b Drag the items you want to sort
to the destination
Customizing quick setting icons
a Tap "Edit" in the quick setting icon
fi eld
b Place a check mark in the desired
item to display
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Customizing icons
You can change the icon design such as
shortcut to use on the Home screen.
Note
• From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Home screen" "Select
Home" usable only when "Home" is
selected. You cannot customize icon
when using the docomo LIVE UX.
Changing home application icon
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down a shortcut icon
• is displayed at the upper right of the
icon.
b Tap the shortcut icon again
• Icon change screen is displayed.
c Tap your favorite icon "OK"
Changing to photo icon
You can use a photo from camera and gallery
as the icon for the Home screen.
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down a shortcut icon
• is displayed at the upper right of the
icon.
b Tap the shortcut icon again
• Icon change screen is displayed.
c "Add new" drag the frame and set
icon size "OK"
• Gallery is activated.
d From Gallery, select a picture you
want to set up adjust its size
"OK"
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Home Screen
Viewing Home Screen
a Widget
b Machi-chara
c Apps
d Current location of the Home screen
Flick to right/left to switch the display.
e Dock
Always displayed even when the Home
screen is changed.
Note
• Pinch out the Home screen to enlarge
the wallpaper till it becomes full screen.
Pinch in the wallpaper enlarged till it
becomes full screen to return to the
Home screen.
Home Screen Management
Adding Home screen
a Pinch in on the Home screen
• Home screen list is displayed.
b "+"
• Up to seven screens can be added.
Note
• Touch and hold the Home screen you
want to delete drag it to the "Remove"
on the top of the screen and delete the
Home screen.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Adding an application or widget
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget
b "Apps" or "Widgets"
c Tap a desired application icon or
widget to add
Moving an application or widget
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down a desired application icon
or widget to move
b Drag the item to the destination
Note
• You can drag the icon rightward or
leftward till the edge of the screen to
move it to the next Home screen.
Deleting from the Home screen of an
application or widget
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down a desired application icon
or widget to delete
b Drag the item to "Remove" on the
top of the screen
Changing wallpaper
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget
b "Wallpapers" "Gallery"/"Live
wallpapers"/"Multi-photo"/"Photos"
or select a wallpaper from Disney
wallpaper list
• When "Gallery"/"Live wallpapers"/"Multi-
photo" is selected, edit or set the image
range if necessary.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Apps Screen
Viewing Application Screen
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
a "Apps" tab
b "Widgets" tab
c "Search" button
d "Menu" button
e Application icon list
Apps List
Some applications require a separate
subscription (charge).
Applications not included in the folder
Disneyマー
ケット (Disney
Market)
In Disney Market is a
convenient portable
application where you
can obtain various
"Disney apps" and
the recommended
information. (P135)
Disney
Cinema
Lines up the best
video contents from
popular live action
movies to animation
works provided by
Disney! This is the
premium video service
only for you.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Dlife Enjoy dramas, movies,
variety shows and
news which are popular
worldwide anytime
and anywhere! Best-
selected programs
are delivered from
"Dlife", a BS channel,
which advises you that
new styles be applied
on your everyday
selections.
Disney Mail
Maker
A Deco-mail®
converter app which
can be activated
from docomo mail.
It activates alone to
create and link Deco-
mail® as well!
Disney
Welcome
L-01J Special
welcome movies only
for users! Enjoy the
adorable welcome
message voice from
Mickey and Minnie.
Window
Alarm*
The alarm plays
animation at a
special time. There
is a surprising
performance when
tilting the smartphone.
Window
Weather*
Check the weather,
temperature and
precipitation
probability of the
current location or the
place you set without
opening the mickey
window cover.
Window
Music*
Play or pause the
music without opening
the mickey window
cover.
Window
Steps*
Check the number
of steps, distance
traveled, and calories
burned without
opening the mickey
window cover.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Window
Setting*
Select a Disney
character and
change the window
image, live wallpaper,
ringtone, etc. of the
mickey window cover
collectively.
Tokyo Disney
Resort®
Machijikannabi
An app to check your
present location on
the map of Tokyo
Disneyland/Tokyo
DisneySea and get
various information
such as waiting time
for attraction.
"Happiness
is Here" Live
Wallpaper
Provides children
of all generations
with music, dream
and friendship...
Let's share superb
"Happiness". This
app gives you
live wallpapers of
"Happiness is Here",
the day parade of
Tokyo Disney Resort®.
Fantasmic! "Fantasmic!" is an
animated wallpaper
of the colossal night
entertainment in which
Mickey who turns into
sorcerer's apprentice
battles on the stage
in the Mediterranean
harbor.
Disneyアラーム
(Disney
Alarm)
A cute and convenient
application which has
three functions of
alarm, world clock and
timer with adorable
characters. Also the
widget functions.
Phone Make a call or set up
call function. (P99)
docomo
phonebook
Phonebook application
provided by docomo.
The phonebook data
of "docomo account"
can be managed with
cloud. (P113)
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
docomo mail It is an application
for sending/receiving
mails using DOCOMO
mail address (@
docomo.ne.jp). Sent/
received mails are
saved in cloud. You
can view the same
mail on the multiple
devices or transfer
mail data easily when
changing model.
Pictograms and Deco-
mail® are available.
Also it supports auto
receive. (P119)
Messaging Available to send and
receive SMS. (P119)
Internet Web Browser
Application. (P129)
Camera Shoot still images
(photos) and videos.
(P155)
Calculator Four arithmetic
operations are
available. (P180)
Settings Set various settings.
(P184)
Chrome Google web browser
application.
Maps Check current location
or search a destination
with Google Maps.
(P173)
Gallery View or sort still
images (photos) and
videos. (P160)
YouTube Play or post videos.
TV Watch Full seg/1Seg.
(P142)
Media Player Play music and videos.
(P161)
Music Sort music fi les by
album or artist.
Schedule An application for
creating/managing
events and the
data is shared with
Memo application. It
supports i-concier.
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Calendar View calendar and
manage schedule.
(P177)
Clock Set settings of alarm,
timer, world clock
and use stopwatch.
(P174)
Memo Creating/managing
memos and the
data is shared with
Schedule application.
It supports i-concier.
QMemo+ You can simply write a
memo without having
to launch Memo
application. You can
also input texts or
illustrations directly on
the captured screen.
(P179)
IC Tag/
Barcode
Reader
An application for
reading information
written in IC tags and
barcodes.
Osaifu-Keitai It allows you to pay
money only by holding
the cell phone over an
IC card reader in
stores etc. (P138)
ToruCa An application for
collecting coupons/
convenient information
of your favorite shops.
(P141)
iDアプリ
(iD appli)
To use the electronic
money of "iD" provided
by docomo. Hold the
Osaifu-Keitai with the
"iD" already been set
against a scanner in a
shop to do shopping
easily.
Visa prepaid You can get a Visa
prepaid card for
network shopping.
It is used for online
shopping.
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dmenu Shortcut application
for "dmenu". You can
easily search useful
contents for smart
phones as well as
contents familiar in
i-mode. (P134)
dmarket There are various
contents such as
music, e-books.
You can purchase
something that suits
your needs. (P134)
ｉコンシェル
(i-concier)
This application is
for using i-concier.
i-concier is a service
supports your life as
"butler" or "concierge"
via a mobile.
しゃべって
コンシェル
(Shabette-
concier)
Speak to the character
about what you want
to search and what
you want to do and
this application will
read the meaning of
the words and display
most appropriate
answer on the screen.
docomo
backup
An application for
backing up and
restoring to "データ保
管BOX (Data Storage
BOX)" or "microSD
card".
• Backing up to/
restoring from Data
Storage BOX.
→ P183
• Backing up to/
restoring from
microSD card.
→ P181
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
データ保管 BOX
(Data Storage
BOX)
An application for
using データ保管BOX
(Data Storage BOX).
Data Storage BOX is
a service which allows
you to upload fi les to
easily manage them in
the cloud.
フォトコレク
ション (Photo
collection)
A service with which
you can back up
photos or videos to
cloud up to 5 GB for
free and access them
from smartphone,
tablet, PC, etc.
File Manager Search, edit or delete
the data inside
internal storage,
microSD card or cloud
storage. (P227)
Downloads Confi rm, display or
play the downloaded
data.
Disaster kit An application for
using Disaster
Message Board,
Disaster Voice
Messaging Service
and Early Warning
"Area Mail". (P128)
遠隔サポート
(Remote
support)
Available to use " あん
しん遠隔サポート (Safe
remote support)".
" あんしん遠隔サポート
(Safe remote
support)" is a service
allows staff from
call center support
your operations
by confi rming the
screen shown on your
cell phone remotely.
(P264)
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Anshin Scan Ensure your
smartphone by
checking virus,
applications which
require your personal
data, by alerting when
you attempt to access
a nonsecure website,
etc.
shoplat Go to any member's
shops and check in
so that you can get
credits or coupons.
Then use the credits
you get to exchange
for gift voucher from
the member's shops
or credits.
My Magazine My magazine is a
search service that
shows articles of
the genre that you
selected. (P97)
docomodake
30color
A simple mini game
where docomodake
comes on stage. Tap
a piece that is laid out
in the 7 x 7 grid and it
will disappear.
Email Setup Email account
to send/receive
emails. (P122)
Twitter Offi cial Twitter client
application. Publish
short message on the
site to communicate
with others.
Play Store Download the
application from
Google Play. (P136)
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Google
Google Search various
information by the
quick search box.
Voice Search Search via voice.
Gmail Setup a Google
account and send/
receive emails via
Gmail. (P127)
Google+ Use Google SNS.
Play Movies &
TV
Purchase videos from
Google Play.
Play Books Purchase books from
Google Play.
Play Games Purchase games from
Google Play.
Drive Save images or videos
to Google Drive or
share them.
Photos View pictures and
movies. You can also
sync with Google
Photos to backup
images and share
them with others.
Hangouts Chat using Google
Hangouts.
Google
Settings
Make settings for
Google applications.
Docs Create and edit a
document. You can
also edit with other
users.
Sheets Create and edit a
Sheets. You can also
edit with other users.
Slides Create and edit a
presentation. You can
also edit with other
users.
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Applications not included in the folder
Instruction
Manual
Instruction manual for
this cell phone.
Available to activate a
desired function
directly from the
description.
* This application is used in the supplied
Mickey Window Cover L01.
Note
•
This application list is preinstalled in
this cell phone at the time of purchase.
Some preinstalled applications can
be uninstalled. Those uninstalled
applications can be downloaded again
from the "Play Store", etc (P136).
• If the software is updated, application
contents and icon positions may change.
• Some of the applications may not show
its name fully below the icon.
Managing Applications
Adding an application to Home
screen
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
b Touch and hold down the application
icon to add it to the Home screen
c Drag it to the desired position and
release your fi nger
• The application is added to the Home
screen.
Uninstalling an application
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
b "Edit/Uninstall apps"
• For applications that can be uninstalled,
is displayed at the upper right of the
icon.
c Tap the application to be uninstalled
"Uninstall" "Yes"
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Confi rmation and Settings before Using
Window Screen
Attach the Mickey Window Cover L01 to this
cell phone and close the fl ip section to display
the window screen. You can use an application
or answer a phone call, etc. through window
screen.
• It is necessary to turn on "Mickey Window
Cover" in the setting menu of this cell
phone (P222).
• When the screen backlight is blacked out,
execute the KnockON (quickly tap the screen
twice) to turn on the backlight.
Main Screen
a Date
b Weather
c Notifi cation icon
d Clock
Note
• The notifi cation icon will not be displayed
after two seconds.
Available Application
a Swipe the main screen up, down, left
or right
b Tap the application that you want to use
a Camera application
Start the camera to take photos or preview
the images you took.
• Tap the screen or press the volume key
(up)/volume key (down) to take photos.
b Window setting application
Select a Disney character and change the
window image, live wallpaper, ringtone, etc.
of the mickey window cover collectively.
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c Music application
Play music, pause, etc.
• Select a music to play via the music
application beforehand.
d Pedometer application
Check the number of steps, distance
traveled, and calories burned.
• Set up your height, weight, step length
and your objective in advance to count it
even more correctly.
e Weather application
Check the weather, temperature and
precipitation probability of the current
location or the place you set.
Note
• When each applications is being
displayed on the window screen, swipe
the screen to any direction to go back to
the application screen.
• When each applications is being
displayed on the window screen, open
the fl ip section to display the operation
screen or setting screen of each
application.
• On the window screen, set the resolution
of still image to "3210×3210 (9M)".
Available Functions
Answer a call*1You can answer a voice
call. Also you can end/hold
a call.
• Although notifi cation
screen for video call is
displayed, you cannot
answer it. Open the fl ip
section and follow the on-
screen instructions.
Notifi cation for
miss calls*2
When there is a missed
call, the notifi cation icon
will be displayed.
Notifi cation/
preview for
Email and
message*2
When a mail (docomo
mail/email) or message is
received, the notifi cation
screen or notifi cation icon
will be displayed. Tap the
notifi cation screen to
display the preview.
• In the mail preview
(docomo mail/email),
the title and sender of
the received mail are
displayed.
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Cancel auto
lock
(P222)
Stop alarm Stop the alarm.
*1 During voice call, the window screen
backlight blacks out two seconds after the
call started.
*2 The notifi cation icon of a missed call/new
message/new Email will not be displayed
after two seconds. After the window screen
backlight blacks out, the notifi cation icon
will be displayed after lighting up again.
Task Manager
Confi rm/end the running application.
a
• Tap an thumbnail to start the application.
• Scroll/fl ick the thumbnail to right or left
to delete it from the list.
• Tap "Clear all" to end all the activated
applications.
• Tap "×" on the thumbnail end that
application.
Switching Home
Application
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Home screen"
b "Select Home" "docomo LIVE
UX"/"Home"
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docomo LIVE UX
Viewing Home Screen
When the home application is switched to
docomo LIVE UX, the description of how to
view the Home screen is shown below.
a Widget
b Machi-Chara
c Application
Start the application.
d Location of current Home screen
Flick to left/right to switch the display.
e Dock
Displayed even when the Home screen is
switched.
• Application button: Displays the
application screen.
• My Magazine button: Displays My
Magazine (P97).
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Home Screen Management
Adding to Home Screen
You can customize your own Home screen.
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget
Show apps Display application list.
Touch and hold down an
application you want to
add to the Home screen
and drag it to the bottom
part of the screen to
locate it on the Home
screen.
Show
widgets
Display widget list. Touch
and hold down a widget
you want to add to the
Home screen to locate it
on the Home screen.
Create folder Create a folder.
Change
Kisekae
The background,
wallpaper, font color and
the indicator image are
changed.
Change
wallpaper
Display wallpaper list.
Set wallpaper either by
tapping a wallpaper or
touching and holding
down a wallpaper and
locating it on the Home
screen.
Machi-Chara
display
setting
Set if display Machi-
Chara and the operation
settings.
• Touch and hold down
the Machi-Chara on the
Home screen to set
the settings.
Home
screens
Display Home screen
list. You can move/add/
delete a screen.
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Moving an Application
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down an application icon or a
widget to move
b Drag it to a desired location and
release your fi nger
Place an Application Back
from Home Screen to
Application Screen
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down an application you want
to place back to application screen
b Drag it to "Back to apps list" and
release your fi nger
Deleting a Widget, etc. from
Home Screen
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down a widget to delete
b Drag it to "Remove from Home" and
release your fi nger
Uninstalling an Application or
Widget
a From the Home screen, touch and
hold down an application icon or
widget to uninstall
b Drag it to "Uninstall" and release
your fi nger
c "OK"
Note
• For some applications which cannot be
uninstalled, in step 2, drag the application
to "Disable app", then release your fi nger
"Disable" "Yes" to disable it.
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Changing Folder Name
a From the Home screen, tap a folder
to change its name
b Tap the folder name
c Enter a new folder name and tap
"Done" tap the screen
Changing Kisekae
Change the Home screen wallpaper, and
change the image.
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold a wallpaper in which
applications or widgets, etc. are not
displayed "Change Kisekae"
b Select an item "SET"
Changing Wallpaper
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget "Change
wallpaper"
b Select the wallpaper
• Tap "See Kisekae" to change Kisekae
(P91).
• Tap "See more wallpapers" to select from
"Gallery", "Photos", "Wallpaper gallery",
"Multi-photo", "Live wallpapers".
• When a popup screen asking for which
screen you want to set to appears, select
"For all screens"/"Just for this screen"
"OK". Depending on the wallpaper you
selected, place a check mark in "Apply
the shape of current Kisekae" to apply
to the shape, or tap "Adjust position" to
adjust the size.
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Adding a Home Screen
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget "Home
screens"
• Pinch in on the Home screen to display
the Home screen list.
b "Add Home screen"
• Add up to 7 pages.
Sorting Home Screens
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget "Home
screens"
• Pinch in on the Home screen to display
the Home screen list.
b Touch and hold a thumbnail of Home
screen
c Drag to the position you want to
move to and release it
Deleting a Home Screen
a From the Home screen, touch
and hold down an area with no
application icon or widget "Home
screens"
• Pinch in on the Home screen to display
the Home screen list.
b Tap of thumbnail of Home screen
you want to remove
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Viewing Application
Screen
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
• Drag or swipe the Home screen downward
to display the application screen.
a "Apps" tab
Among the pre-installed applications,
those that are not on the Home screen are
displayed here. Select an application to
activate.
b "Widgets" tab
Add a widget to the Home screen.
c "Wallpapers" tab
Change wallpaper.
d "Recommends" button
Install applications recommended by docomo
(P95).
e Menu
Display menu such as Search, Settings,
Help, etc.
f Application icon list
g Current location on application screen
h Home screen fi eld
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Application Management
Moving an Application to
Home Screen
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
b Touch and hold down an application
icon to move to the Home screen
c Drag it to the Home screen fi eld and
release your fi nger
Moving an Application
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
b Touch and hold down an application
icon to move
c Drag it to the destination and
release your fi nger
Uninstalling an Application
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
b Touch and hold down an application
icon to uninstall
c Drag it to "Uninstall" and release
your fi nger
d "OK"
Note
• For some applications or widgets which
cannot be uninstalled, in step 3, drag the
application to "Disable app", then release
your fi nger "Disable" "Yes" to disable
it.
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Installing an Application
from "Recommends"
The applications recommended by docomo are
displayed on "Recommends" screen.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
b "Recommends" button
• When activating for the fi rst time, tap "お
すすめアプリを見る (See more applications)".
c Tap an application to install
• Follow the on-screen instructions and
install the application.
• Tap "おすすめアプリをすべて見る (See all
recommended apps)" to connect the
Internet and display all recommended
applications in a list.
Displaying All the
Applications
The function searches for the position of an
application.
a Touch and hold on the Home
screen "Display all apps"
• All of the applications are displayed on
the list page. Tap an application on that
page to move to the screen where that
application is, such as the Home screen,
the application screen or a folder, and the
icon will be focused in on and displayed.
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Backing up and Restoring
the Home Screen
You can restore the layout of your applications
and widgets in your Home screen by using the
docomo LIVE UX data backed-up in docomo
cloud. At this time, the docomo service page
will be added to the end of your Home screen.
Backing up Home Screen
a Touch and hold on the Home
screen "Layout backup and
Restore"
• For the fi rst activation, terms of use
appears. Read the contents, and tap
"AGREE".
• To backup/restore the settings of your
Home screen, you need to set a docomo
ID (P209).
b "BACKUP"
Restoring Home Screen
a Touch and hold on the Home
screen "Layout backup and
Restore"
b "Restore the latest backup data"
"Restore"
• If there are multiple instances of backup
data, tap "Restore from backup data list"
and select the backup data.
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My Magazine
My Magazine is a retrieval service to show
articles from categories you selected. It learns
your preference by helping to set retrieval
word according to your reading history and
profi le information.
a From the Home screen, "My
Magazine"
• My Magazine screen is displayed.
• Flick on the Home screen to display the
My Magazine screen.
• When starting for the fi rst time, the genre
setting screen is displayed. Place a
check mark in a genre to display and tap
"OK". Also you can set up a genre by free
words.
• When "Link to Twitter" screen appears,
tap "Confi rm setting" to link My Magazine
with Twitter.
Setting Categories
a From the My Magazine screen,
"Display category setting"
b Place a check mark in a desired
genre to display, "OK"
• Tap "Sort" and drag the of the genre to
sort the order of the genres.
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Viewing Articles
a Flick to the left/right on the My
Magazine screen
• The genre to be displayed is switched.
• Flick the My Magazine screen downward
to display the Home screen.
• Tap "See more info" to display more
articles about this genre.
b Tap a desired article to display
• Overview of the article is displayed.
• Depending on the article, it may be able
to access to the external link directly.
• Tap "ミンナのツイートを見る (See everyone's
tweet)" to view the posts on Twitter that
related to the article.
c " 元記事サイトへ (To the original article
site)"
• Access to the article source.
Home Application
Information
Version Information
You can view the descriptions or instructions,
etc. about docomo LIVE UX.
a Touch and hold in the home
screen "About"
Help
You can check detailed descriptions and
instructions about docomo LIVE UX.
a Touch and hold in the home
screen "Help"
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Making a Call
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
a "Phonebook" button
Activate "docomo phonebook" application.
b Tab
"Dial" tab: The dial screen is displayed.
"Recent calls" tab: Recent calls screen is
displayed (P109).
"Favorites" tab: Contacts list added to the
Favorites is displayed.
c Phone number entry fi eld
Display an input phone number.
d Dialpad
e Call button
f Menu
Display menu.
g Delete button
Delete a number at the far right. To delete
all numbers entered, touch and hold the key.
h "Register" button
Register the entered phone number to
phonebook.
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b Enter a phone number
■ When making video call
"Video call".
c Tap "End call" to end a call
Note
• You can make voice calls and video calls
in high quality with VoLTE. To use VoLTE,
you and the other party both need to
meet the following conditions.
- The device supports VoLTE.
- It is within the Xi area (You cannot use
VoLTE outside the Xi area or during
international roaming).
- "Preferred network type" of "Mobile
networks" (P192) is set to "LTE/3G/
GSM(Auto)" or "LTE/3G", and "Call mode
setting" (P113) is set to "VoLTE/3G".
• You can see each other's images while
talking with video call. You can also
switch to voice call.
- When making video calls, there is a
call charge and packet communication
charge. In addition, there is also a
packet communication charge for
incoming video calls.
- Since it is a best eff ort communication
(the optimum communication speed
changes depending on the network
traffi c), the image quality diff ers
depending on the network environment.
- When you could not switch to video
call from voice call, a notifi cation will
be shown on the display indicating that
the switching to video call failed, and
voice call will continue.
- As the display processing is diff erent
for each phone model, your image
displayed on the cell phone for the
video call may diff er to what is
displayed on the other party's device.
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Entering a Pause
Use "Add 2-sec pause" or "Add wait" to dial
phone number and additional code in a row
when sending an additional code during a call
is required for bank balance inquiries, ticket
reservation services, etc.
Adding a two seconds pause ","
Automatically dial a service number two-
second pause later after calling.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
b Enter a phone number "Add
2-sec pause"
• A comma "," is displayed behind the phone
number.
c Enter a menu number of a desired
service
• After two seconds, the push signal will be
sent automatically.
Adding a standby ";"
After calling, a message is displayed to confi rm
the number you dialed of a desired service.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
b Enter a phone number "Add
wait"
• A semicolon ";" is displayed behind the
phone number.
c Enter a menu number of a desired
service
d When a confi rmation message is
displayed, "Yes"
• The push signal will be sent
automatically.
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Emergency Call
Emergency call Phone number
Police 110
Fire department or
ambulance service
119
Japan Coast Guard 118
Note
• This cell phone supports "Location
notifi cation of emergency call". When
dialing an emergency number such as
110, 119 or 118, information of the place
where you called (location information) is
automatically notifi ed to the agency that
you called (e.g. a police station). Depending
on the location and the signal reception
when you called, the agency may not be
able to confi rm your exact location. When
your location information is notifi ed, the
agency name that you called is displayed
on the screen of this cell phone. If you dial
by adding "184" in front of your number to
hide your caller ID, your location information
and phone number are not notifi ed.
However, if the agency you called
considers your location information and
phone number necessary for important
purposes such as life saving, the
agency can retrieve them regardless
of your mobile settings. In addition, the
introduction area and introduction timing
of "Location notifi cation of emergency
call" vary depending on the readiness of
the agency you called.
• When you are making an emergency call
(110, 119 or 118) from this cell phone,
be sure to notify that you are calling
from a mobile phone and give both your
mobile phone number and present
location clearly as the police or fi re
department may call you back for confi
rmation. Stay where you are to ensure
that your call will not be cut off during
reporting. After making an emergency
call, do not turn off your mobile phone
immediately. Keep it powered on for
about 10 minutes so that it can receive
an incoming call.
• Depending on the area where you make an
emergency call, it may not be connected
to the jurisdictional fi re department or
police station.
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• In Japan, when docomo nano UIM card is
not inserted in the cell phone, the
emergency numbers of 110, 119 or 118
are not available on the PIN code entry
screen or during PIN code lock/PUK lock.
• If you make an emergency call 110, 119,
118 with call rejection setting enabled,
call rejection setting/Blocking mode will
be disabled.
• You may not be able to make an emergency
call on some networks.
• You can not make emergency calls with
video calls.
Making an International Call
(WORLD CALL)
WORLD CALL is a service enables you to make
an international call in Japan via DOCOMO
terminals.
• Contact "General Inquiries" on the back cover
of this manual for detailed information about
WORLD CALL.
• "Using Overseas→P244
Calling a fi xed-line telephone
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
b "010" country code area code
recipient's phone number, and tap
c Tap "End call" to end a call
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Calling a mobile phone
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
b "010" country code recipient's
mobile phone number, and tap
c Tap "End call" to end a call
Note
• If a mobile phone number or an area code
of the other party begins with "0", remove
the fi rst "0". However, the fi rst "0" is
required when calling to some countries
or regions such as Italy.
• "+" (touch and hold down "0" to input "+")
and the former "009130010" can also
be used to dial instead of "010".
• On "Dial" tab, enter a phone number
"International call" select a country
"WORLD CALL" to add "009130010" +
country code.
Receiving a Call
For Voice Calls
a When there is an incoming call
• For VoLTE, "(high-quality sound)" is
displayed.
• Answering memo recording: "Play
reply message"
• Put a call on hold: "Put a caller on
hold"
• Stop ring tone, vibration: press power key,
or volume (up)/volume (down)
b "Accept"
• Declining a call: "Reject"
• Rejecting a call: "Reject call with SMS"
tap a message to send
c Tap "End call" to end a call
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For Video Calls
a When there is an incoming call
• "(high-quality sound)" is displayed.
• Rejecting a call: "Reject call with
SMS"
• Answering memo recording: "Play
reply message"
• Put a call on hold: "Put a caller on
hold"
• Self image is not being sent to the other
party: "Camera OFF response"
• Stop ring tone, vibration: press power key,
or volume (up)/volume (down)
b "Accept video"
• Answer by voice: "Accept voice"
• Rejecting a call: "Reject"
c Tap "End call" to end a call
Note
• From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Call settings" "Reject SMS" to edit a
reject SMS.
Incoming Call While
Activating an Application
If there is an incoming call while activating an
application, the popup screen will be displayed
on the top screen. Tap "ACCEPT"/"ACCEPT
VIDEO" to start the call.
• When the popup incoming screen is displayed,
if the caller's name or the phone number
area is tapped, the incoming call screen (full
screen) can be displayed.
■ Incoming voice call
■ Incoming video call
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Calling/Sending an SMS to a
Missed Call
When you have a missed call, you can check
the notifi cation from status bar.
a If appears in the status bar, drag
or swipe the status bar downward
• Missed call notifi cation appears on the
notifi cation panel.
b "Missed call"/"CALL"/"SEND SMS"
• "Missed call": Recent calls are displayed.
• "CALL": Make a call.
• "SEND SMS": Message input screen is
displayed. Compose a message and tap
"Send" to send the message.
Operations during a Call
The following operations are available while
talking on the phone.
• Press the volume key (up)/volume key (down)
during a call to adjust the volume.
For Voice Calls
a High-quality sound indication
Appears when using a call with high quality
sound of VoLTE.
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b Name and phone number
c End
End a call.
d Dialpad
Display dialpad and send push signal (DTMF
tone).
e Hold*1
Put a call on hold.
f Add call*2
Call another party.
g Call duration
h Mute*1
You voice cannot be heard by the other
party.
i Speaker*1
You can hear the other party's voice through
speaker to talk hands-freely.
j Switch to video
Switch to video call.
*1 Tap again to return to the previous state.
*2 Subscription is required for "Call waiting".
For Video Calls
a High-quality sound indication
Appears when using a call with high quality
sound of VoLTE.
b The other party's image
Depending on the other party's setting, a
substitute image may be displayed.
• When the other party's image cannot be
received, appears.
c Your own image
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d Switch cameras
Switch the cameras for the image to send
to the other party from the front side or back
side.
e End
End a call.
f Menu
Display the menu for calling screen.
• tap "Switch to voice call" to switch to
voice call.
• tap "Dialpad" to turn off the camera
and display the dial screen.
• tap "Switch audio output destination"
to switch audio output ports.
• tap "Camera OFF" to stop sending
video to the other party.
• tap "Switch video area" to switch
"Your own image" display area and "The
other party's image" display area.
g Call duration
h Mute
You voice cannot be heard by the other
party.
Note
• While talking on a video call, tap the video
screen to switch between display video
full screen and cancel full screen.
• While talking on a video call, if the
application is switched from "Phone", the
video will not be sent to the other party
any more.
• While talking on a voice call, if the other
party switch it to the video call, a popup
screen will appear to confi rm that it has
been switched to video call. Tap "Allow"
so that it becomes video call screen.
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Call Logs
On the Recent calls screen, you can check
logs of dialed calls, received calls, missed calls
in the list.
• Up to 500 items can be displayed.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Recent calls" tab
a Phonebook
Activate "docomo phonebook" application.
b Tab
"Dial" tab: The dial screen is displayed
(P99).
"Recent calls" tab: Recent calls screen is
displayed.
"Favorites" tab: Contacts list added to the
Favorites is displayed.
c Switch logs
• Switch display between Incoming and
Outgoing.
• Tap "All" to display all incoming/outgoing
call logs.
d Name, Phone number, Call date and time
• Tap to open the Recent calls screen. Tap
an item on the Outgoing screen to make a
call, send an SMS, make a video call, save
in the phonebook, show profi le screen, etc.
• Touch and hold an item to set "Edit
number before call", "Delete from call log",
"Register as blocked number", "Register to
Favorites", "Search location", etc.
e Menu
Display menu.
f Outgoing, incoming, missed calls
The diff erence between voice and video calls
are not shown.
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g Voice call key
Make a voice call to the number in the call
log
.
Deleting History
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Recent calls" tab
b "Delete log"
c Place a check mark in the history
to be deleted or in "Select all"
"Delete" "Delete"
• The history is deleted and it goes back to
"Recent calls" tab screen.
Answering Memo
When you cannot answer a call, playback reply
message and record an answering memo.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Call settings"
b "Answering memo"
c Place a check mark in "Answering
memo"
• "Answer time": Available to set from 0 to
120 seconds.
• "Reply message": Set a reply message
during an incoming call.
Note
• You can record a piece of answering
memo up to 60 seconds with total 20
pieces of answering memos. However,
if there are answering memos which
have been played, when saving the next
answering memo, those which have been
played are deleted from the oldest one so
that the new one can be saved.
• If you answer a video call by answering
memo, the call automatically switches to
a voice call and the message is recorded.
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• To check the answering memo you
recorded, drag or swipe the status bar
downward with displayed on the status
bar "New answering memo", or from
the Home screen tap "Phone" "Call
settings" "Answering memo" "Play
answering memo". Tap a answering memo
to playback and tap again to stop playback.
• To delete the recorded answering memo,
from the Home screen, "Phone" "Call
settings" "Answering memo" "Play
answering memo" "Select all" or
place a check mark in a answering memo
you want to delete "Delete" "Yes".
Call Settings
Set call settings.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Call settings"
Network
service
Voice mail
service*
Set to activate/
deactivate this service.
Call
forwarding
service
*
Set to activate/deactivate
this service, or change
forwarding number.
Call
waiting*
Set to activate/
deactivate this service,
or confi rm settings.
Caller ID
notifi cation
Set caller ID notifi cation
or confi rm settings.
Nuisance
call blocking
service
Register, delete or
confi rm number of
registrations.
Caller ID
display
request
service
Playback a guidance to
inform the caller to show
his phone number, then
end the call automatically.
Second
call
settings*
Set to activate/
deactivate this service,
or confi rm settings.
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Network
service
Call
notifi cation
A missed call is notifi ed
by SMS when the
power is off , when you
are out of service or
when it is unavailable
to receive a call.
English
guidance
Guidance such as voice
guidance or Network
service guidance is
played back in English.
Remote
operation
settings
Set remote operation
settings to operate
remotely from a
docomo mobile phone,
a fi xed line telephone or
an NTT pay phone.
Public
mode
(power
OFF)
settings
While the cell phone is
OFF or in Airplane mode,
a guidance message
indicating that the
receiver is in a place
where power should be
turned off is heard on
the caller's cell phone
and then the call ends.
Roaming settings
(P251)
SOUND & VIBRATION SETTINGS
Phone ringtone Set phone ringtone.
Vibrate on ring Set to vibrate or not
with an incoming call.
Dialpad touch
tones
Set to turn on dialpad
touch tone or not when
tapping dial pad.
INCOMING CALL SETTINGS
Answering memo
(P110)
Reject call setting
Reject unregistered
incoming calls.
Reject SMS Reject an incoming call
and edit reject SMS
message.
OUTGOING CALL SETTINGS
Sub address
settings
Set delimiter when calling
with a sub address. "*"
is a separator for sub
address.
Prefi x settings Edit, add or delete a
prefi x. Register an
international number to
add before calling.
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OTHER SETTINGS
Call mode setting Set whether to use
VoLTE when VoLTE
calling is available.
Call time Display or reset the
cumulated call time.
Set whether to reset
the cumulated call time
on the fi rst day of each
month.
Contact docomo Inquire DOCOMO about
malfunctions, loss/
theft while overseas.
Also you can call
General inquiries to
DOCOMO.
Open source
licenses
Open source license is
displayed.
* Not available for video call.
Phonebook
Manage various contact information such
as names, phone numbers or mail addresses
using "docomo phonebook" application provided
by DOCOMO.
• For using the cloud service on phonebook,
docomo phonebook application is required.
• When you activate "docomo phonebook" for
the fi rst time (including after resetting the
application), "Use of Cloud" screen appears
and set to use Cloud.
Registering to Phonebook
Register a new contact.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Contacts"
tab
b "Register"
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a Account
A saving account appears.
• Tap "Set" to select an account.
b Image fi eld
Tap "Set" to register an image. To take a
photo, tap "Take photo". To select a saved
image, tap "Select picture".
c Last name, fi rst name
d Label key
Select a content label (item).
e Input fi eld
Input phone number, mail address, address,
etc.
f Ring tone setting button
g Add other items
Input the address, nickname, memo, etc.
c "Save"
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Confi rming/Using Contacts
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook"
• A contact list screen appears.
a " Contacts" tab
Display the contact list screen.
b Name registered in the phonebook
c Photo set in the phonebook
By tapping the other party's image registered
in the phonebook and then tapping the icon,
you can make a call, create SMS or email, etc.
d Register (P113)
Add new contacts.
• If you have registered more than one
account, select one to add a new contact
to and complete the required items.
e Start/Stop synchronize cloud
f Menu
Display menu.
g "My profi le" tab (P118)
Profi le screen appears. You can check the
phone number, edit/manage your own profi le
information.
h "Group" tab (P117)
Tap to select a group and display the
contacts in groups.
i Index character display area
Tap "Index" to display index characters by
which you can search a name in the order of
the Japanese syllabary, alphabet, etc.
j Index
Display the index character display area.
k Search
Search contacts.
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b Tap a contact to confi rm or use
• Profi le screen is displayed.
• Tap "Edit" to edit contacts.
• Tap in phone number fi eld to make a
call. Or tap the phone number to create
SMS or make video call.
• To create a mail, tap a mail address and
select an application.
Change Displayed Account
on Phonebook
You can set to display or to hide the contacts
included in a group of a specifi c account or a
Google account.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Contacts"
tab
b "Settings" "Accounts to
display"
c Set an account to display
Deleting Contact
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Contacts"
tab
b Tap a contact
c "Delete" "OK"
Note
• On "Contacts" tab, "Delete" "Select
all" or place a check mark in the contact
you want to delete "OK" "OK".
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Adding/Editing a Group
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Group" tab
b "Add group"
■ To edit a saved group
Tap a group you want to edit "Edit"
Edit and then tap "OK".
■ To delete groups
"Delete group" place check marks
in the groups you want to delete "OK"
"OK".
■ To change display order of groups
"Sort" Tap a group Drag the group to
a desired place "OK".
c Select an account Enter a group
name Select an icon and color
d "OK"
Note
• You can set color or icon to a created
group or change order in the group list
only for the groups saved in docomo
account.
Adding contacts to group
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Group" tab
b Tap a group "Add member"
place check marks in the contacts
to add "OK" "OK"
Note
• Only contacts saved in docomo account
or Google account can be added to the
group.
Deleting contact from group
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Group" tab
b Tap a group "Delete member"
place check marks in the contacts
to delete "OK" "OK"
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Registering My Profi le
You can confi rm your phone number, and add,
edit or delete your profi le information.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "My profi le"
tab
b "Edit" Enter the required items
"Save"
Importing/Exporting Contacts
Import contacts or send the contacts as the
contact data (vCard) between docomo nano
UIM card and this cell phone.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo phonebook" "Contacts"
tab
b "Import/Export"
c Perform the following operations
■ To import contacts
"Import from SIM card"/"Import from SD
card" Select a location to save
• If "Import from SD card" is selected,
import contacts from microSD card.
• If you do not set up Google account,
a saving location selection screen
does not appear. It is saved to docomo
account.
• When multiple contacts data (vCard)
are saved in the microSD card, a
phonebook selection screen appears.
Follow the on-screen instructions to
select import method.
■ To export contacts
Tap "Export to SD card" Select export
method "OK" Operate following the
on-screen instructions.
■ To send as contact data (vCard)
"Share phonebook data" Select a
sending method.
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Mail/Web Browser
docomo mail
You can send and receive emails using an
i-mode mail address (@docomo.ne.jp).
You can use pictogram and Deco-mail®. Mails
can be received automatically.
Since sent/received mails are stored to
docomo mail server, your mails can be
transferred easily in case the cell phone is lost
or you change the model. With docomo ID, you
can use mail with PC. tablet, etc.
For details, see NTT DOCOMO Website.
a From the Home screen, "docomo mail"
• After that, follow the on-screen instructions.
Note
• Follow the procedures below to change
the docomo mail screen theme to "Disney
Window Fantasy" theme.
From the Home screen, "docomo mail"
"More" "Mail settings" "Display
settings" "Theme" "Disney Window
Fantasy" "OK" "OK".
SMS
You can send/receive text message to/from
mobile phone number as a recipient.
* For details of available number of characters,
etc, refer to "Short Message Service (SMS)"
on NTT DOCOMO website.
Sending SMS
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Messaging"
• The "Messaging" screen is displayed.
b
c Tap "To" box to enter a recipient's
phone number
• A list of contacts beginning with the
entered number or name is displayed.
• Tap to display phonebook and select a
recipient.
d Enter a message in "Enter message"
box
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e "Send"
• The message is sent.
Note
• Default message application can be
changed to Hangouts.→ P209
• While entering a message, "Insert
smiley" to insert a smiley.
• To notify whether messages (SMS) are
received, from "Messaging" screen
"Settings" "Notifi cation settings" and
place a check mark in "Notifi cations".
• You can also send/receive text
messages to/from customers using
overseas network operators. For available
countries/overseas network operators,
see NTT DOCOMO website.
• To send SMS to users of overseas
network operators, enter "+" "Country
code" "Recipient's mobile phone
number". If the mobile phone number
begins with "0", enter the number
excluding the fi rst "0". You can also send
an SMS by entering "010", "Country code"
and "the recipient mobile phone number".
Receiving/Viewing SMS
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Messaging"
• The thread (recipient who send or receive
messages) list is displayed on the
"Messaging" screen.
b Tap a thread
• A message appears.
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Changing SMS Settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Messaging"
• "Messaging" screen is displayed.
b "Settings"
c Change the settings if necessary
Notifi cation
settings
Notifi cations
Set to display the
notifi cation of new
messages or not.
Message
pop-up*
When sending/
receiving a message,
set to display a
new message as a
popup or not. On the
popup screen, you
can reply, display the
sender and message
contents, and clear
the popup screen.
Preview* Set to display the
message text or not
when receiving a
message.
Notifi cation
settings
Notifi cation
sound*
Set ring tone when
receiving a message.
Vibrate* When receiving a
message, set to notify
by vibration or not.
Repeat
alert*
Set to notify
repeatedly or not.
Storage Set to delete the
old messages or not
when the received
messages reached
maximum settings in
"Text message limit".
Text message Set to request a
delivered confi rmation
report for all
messages that are
sent or not, and set
the message center.
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Conversation theme Set thread wallpaper
and bubble style.
• Tap "Gallery"/
"Camera" in
"Wallpaper" tab to
set a still image
saved on this
cell phone or taken by
the camera as the
thread wallpaper.
Quick message Add/edit a phrase.
Connect to URL Set to open a web
page by tapping a
URL in a message or
not.
Send message with
Enter key
When it is not
connected to
Bluetooth® keyboard,
set to send a
message via Enter
key or not.
* Only available to set up when placing a check
mark in "Notifi cations".
Email
You can set a POP3- or IMAP-compatible Email
account provided by a general service provider
to send/receive email.
Setting Email Account
Get the necessary information for settings
beforehand from your service provider.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Email"
• The "Select email provider" screen is displayed.
b Select a provider
c Input an Email address and its
password, etc.
d "Manual setup"/"Next"
• Follow the on-screen instructions.
• Select account type when tapping "Manual
setup". Follow the on-screen instructions to
make the settings. For information about
the settings, contact your service provider.
Note
• You can change the settings later. For
details, refer to "Setting account" (P125).
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Displaying Received Email
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Email"
• New emails are received automatically.
b On "Inbox" screen, tap an email
• The message is displayed on email
screen.
Note
• When the acquisition interval of
"Update schedule" is set to "Manual",
new messages will not be received
automatically (P125).
* To receive mails with "Inbox" screen
being displayed, "Refresh".
• If you have registered more than one
account, on "Inbox" screen, "Inbox" tap
a registered account and change it.
Creating and Sending Email
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Email"
• "Inbox" screen is displayed.
b
c Tap "To" box to enter a recipient's
email address
• A list of address beginning with the
entered number or name is displayed.
• Tap to display phonebook and select a
recipient.
d Enter a subject in the "Subject" box
• Tap (Importance: normal)/
(Importance: high)/ (Importance: low)
to set the importance order of mail.
e Enter a message in the message box
f
• The email is sent.
Note
• appears on the right side of "To" box
if an invalid email address is entered.
Check the email address and correct it.
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Adding an Account
You can add more than one account on "Email"
application.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Email"
• The "Inbox" screen is displayed.
b "Settings"
c "Add account"
d Select an email provider
e Enter an email address
f "Manual setup"/"Next"
• Follow the on-screen instructions.
• Select an account type when tapping
"Manual setup". Follow the on-screen
instructions to make the settings. For
information about the settings, contact
your service provider.
Changing Email Settings
Basic settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Email"
• The "Inbox" screen is displayed.
b "Settings" "General settings"
c Change the settings if necessary
Set default
account
Set the default account
settings.
Select
download
storage
Select a download
destination for the
attached fi les.
Email preview Set the number of lines
to show an email preview.
Conversation
view
Set to display the sent/
received mails of the
same subject on one
thread or not.
Split view Set to split view or not
when displaying by
landscape screen.
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Load linked
images
Set to display the image
which is linked to an
email or not.
Ask before
deleting
Set to display the
confi rmation screen or
not when deleting an
email.
Auto-
advance
Select a screen to
display after deleting/
moving an Email.
Resize image Set the fi le size of an
image attached to an
Email.
VIP settings Even when the Email
notifi cation is set to OFF,
the received mails are
notifi ed from the senders
that have been registered
on the VIP list.
Trusted
certifi cates
A trusted certifi cate is
displayed.
Setting account
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Email"
• The "Inbox" screen is displayed.
b "Settings" tap an email
account
c Change the settings if necessary
DISPLAY NAMES
Account
name
Set account name.
Your name Set user name.
Use
signature
Set to use signature or
not.
Signature Edit signature contents.
SYNC, SEND & RECEIVE
Update
schedule
Set retrieve interval for
inbox.
Number of
emails to
show*1
Set the number of emails
to display.
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Days to sync
email*2
Set the number of days
to synchronize the
Emails.
Message size
limit
Set message size.
Delete from
server*1
Set the timing to delete
from server.
Download
over Wi-Fi*2
Set to download the
attached fi le or not when
Wi-Fi® is connected.
File size
for Wi-Fi
download*2
When "Download over Wi-
Fi" is ON, set fi le size for
fi les downloaded via Wi-
Fi®.
Account &
sync
Synchronize data with
other accounts or delete
accounts.
Auto resend
times
Set the number of times
for auto sending.
Always Cc/
Bcc me
Set to always add
yourself to Cc/Bcc or not.
Security
settings
To protect Emails, set
a digital signature or
encryption.
NOTIFICATION SETTINGS
Notifi cations Set to show the
notifi cation or not with an
incoming email.
Notifi cation
sound
Set notifi cation sound.
Vibrate Set to vibrate or not with
an incoming email.
SERVER SETTINGS
Incoming
server
settings
Confi rm the incoming
server settings.
Outgoing
server
settings
Confi rm the outgoing
server settings.
REMOVE
Remove
account
Delete an account.
*1 Displayed only with POP3 account.
*2 Not displayed with POP3.
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Mail/Web Browser
Gmail
Gmail is an online email service of Google. You
can send and receive emails by using Gmail
preinstalled in this cell phone.
• To use Gmail, you need to set up the mail
address. When the mail address setting
screen is displayed, follow the on-screen
instructions to set up before implement the
Gmail.
• For details on Gmail, from Gmail screen,
Tap "Help & feedback" to refer.
Opening Gmail
a From the Home screen, "Google"
"Gmail"
• When a screen which shows new
functions of Gmail is displayed, follow the
on-screen instructions to operate it.
b Tap an email you want to read
• Content of the selected email appears.
Creating and Sending Gmail
a From the Home screen, "Google"
"Gmail"
b
c Enter email address in "To" box
d Enter a subject in the "Subject" box
e Enter a message in the "Compose
email" box
f
• The mail is sent.
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Early Warning "Area Mail"
Area Mail is a service with which you can
receive emergency earthquake fl ash reports
delivered by the Meteorological Agency etc.
• Area Mail is a free service that does not
require application.
• You can save up to 50 mails.
• Area Mails cannot be received when
the power OFF, in Airplane mode, during
International roaming, while displaying the PIN
code entry screen, etc. Also if the cell phone is
low on memory, receiving Area Mail may fail.
• Unreceived Area Mail cannot be received later.
Receiving Early Warning
"Area Mail"
When Area Mail is received, the Area Mail buzzer
or ringtone sounds, a notifi cation icon appears
on the status bar, and receiving screen opens.
• The Area Mail buzzer or ringtone sounds in
maximum volume. The setting cannot be
changed.
• The Area Mail buzzer or ringtone sounds even
in manner mode (Vibrate only, Do not disturb)
at the time of purchase. Setting not to sound
in manner mode is available. (P129)
Viewing Area Mail
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Disaster Kit" "Early Warning 'Area
Mail'"
• For the fi rst activation, "Using this
application" appears. Read the contents
and then tap "Agree".
b Tap an Area Mail
Deleting Area Mail
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Disaster Kit" "Early Warning 'Area
Mail'"
b Place a check mark in the desired
area mail to delete "Delete"
"OK"
• To select all, tap "Select all".
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Setting Early Warning "Area
Mail"
You can set whether to receive Area Mail or
behavior when Area Mail is received.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Disaster Kit" "Early Warning 'Area
Mail'"
b "Settings"
c Change the settings if necessary
Receive
setting
Set whether to receive
Area Mail.
Beep tone Set the buzzer sound, ring
time of beep tone and the
performance of manner
mode (Vibrate only, Do not
disturb).
Check
screen
image and
beep tone
Check receiving screen
and buzzer or ringtone for
Earthquake Early Warning,
Tsunami Warning and
Disaster/Evacuation
information.
Browser
Browser allows you to view web pages in the
same way that you do on a PC.
On the cell phone, web browser can be used
via a packet communication or Wi-Fi®
connection.
Opening Browser
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
• A web page is displayed.
a Search box
Tap to display the search box. Enter the text
or URL to search, and a list of web pages or
search candidates that match the entered
characters are displayed.
Tap one from the list or entering the entire
URL, and tap "Go" to display the web page.
b Maximum/minimum screen
Tap to change to minimum window
display.
Then tap to change it to full screen
display.
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c Switch windows
It switches to the window you selected to
access to a web page in case of multiple
windows. Tap to close the window.
d Menu
Display browser menu (P132).
Note
• When search box and icon are not
displayed on the top of the screen, scroll
the browser screen downward to show
them.
• Pinch out or pinch in a web page to zoom
in or zoom out the display.
• Even the web page is made for a PC, you
can also zoom in, zoom out or scroll the
display. For detailed information, refer to
"Touch screen operations" (P53).
• Depending on the format and content
of a web page, the operations can be
diff erent.
• Touch and hold down the text of a web
page to select.
The following menus are displayed when
the text is selected.
- "Select all": Select the entire text inside
a web page.
- "Copy": Copy text.
- "Scrap": The text and web page link are
saved in QMemo+ (P179).
- "Share": Send text through application
or service.
- "Find": Search text inside web page.
- "Web search": Search the text in
websites.
• For details about fi le formats available
to display and play back on this cell
phone, refer to "File format" (P277).
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Searching a web page by voice
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
tap the search box
b
• "Speak now" is displayed.
c Speak the keyword(s) clearly to the
microphone
• The search keyword result list is
displayed.
d Tap a search keyword result or "Go"
• The keyword is input in the search box,
and the web pages with the keyword in it
are listed.
e Tap a web page
• The selected web page opens.
Opening incognito tab
You can browse web pages without leaving
any browsing history or searching history.
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
• A new tab opens and the description of
secret mode is displayed.
b Input the search words or URL in
the search box and display the web
pages
Note
• is displayed in Search box.
• It does not leave any history with the
web page opened in secret tab. Cookie
record is deleted when closing the tab.
The downloaded fi les and the web pages
added to bookmark can be saved.
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Using Browser Menu
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
Forward The next web page is
displayed.
New tab A new window opens and
the most frequently used
websites are displayed.
Bookmarks "Bookmarks" tab is
displayed.
Add to
bookmarks
Add a web page to
bookmarks.
Homepage Home page is displayed.
Share Use an application or
service to share web page.
Find on
page
Enter a keyword to search
strings inside the web
page.
Desktop
view
Website of PC version is
displayed.
Save for
offl ine
reading
Save a webpage. Tap
"Saved pages" tab
to display the saved web
page.
Capture
plus
Capture the entire web
page. You can check
the captured image from
"Capture plus" in "Gallery".
Print Print out a web page,
or save it as a PDF fi le
(P239).
Settings The setting screen is
displayed (P133).
Exit Exit a web page.
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Using Bookmark and History
Add a web page to bookmarks to quickly
access to the web page.
You can display browsing history to view web
pages your visited previously.
Adding bookmark
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
display the web pages to be added
to the bookmark
b "Add to bookmarks"
c Edit name, URL or other items if
necessary, and tap "OK"
Opening a web page added to
bookmarks
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
"Bookmarks"
b Tap a bookmark to display
Changing Browser Settings
a From the Home screen, "Internet"
"Settings"
b Change the settings if necessary
General Set home page, tool bar
and form auto input.
Privacy and
security
Set to display/hide
the warning screen,
clear cache or browser
histories, Cookies, etc.
Screen and
text
Adjust the screen or font
size.
Advanced Set JavaScript validation,
popup block, download
storage selection, etc.
or return to the initial
settings.
Bandwidth
management
Set image reading.
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Apps
dmenu
This allows you to access easily to docomo's
recommended sites or convenient applications.
a From the Home screen, "dmenu"
• Select a browser and then select "Always"
or "Just once".
• The browser launches, and dmenu is
displayed.
Note
• Internet via packet communication
(LTE/3G/GPRS) or Wi-Fi® is necessary 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 applications on dmenu.
dmarket
dmarket sells digital contents such as music,
videos, books, and it provides shopping sites
and travel booking sites.
• For details of dmarket, refer to the DOCOMO
website.
a From the Home screen, "dmarket"
• When activating dmarket for the fi rst
time, the application privacy policy and
software license agreement is displayed.
Read the contents and place a check
mark in "START".
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Disney Market
With Disney Market, you can download various
contents for free such as "Disneyアプリ (Disney
apps)" or Deco-mails®, or view recommended
Disney information.
a From the Home screen, "Disneyマー
ケット (Disney Market)"
b Follow the on-screen instructions to
operate
Note
• Contents provided in Disney Market are
service provided by The Walt Disney
Company (Japan) Ltd.
• Subscription to sp-mode is required to use
Disney Market.
• Packet communication charges are
incurred separately.
• Part of the contents are charged in the
Disney Market.
• If you subscribe charged mobile services
on a monthly basis such as Disney
offi cial mobile website or smartphone
contents provided by Disney, you are
charged separately unless you cancel the
subscription by yourself.
To cancel, from the Home screen, "Disney
マーケット (Disney Market)" "マイペー
ジ (My page)" "マイメニュー (My menu)"
"退会 (Cancel)" and follow the on-screen
instructions to operate.
• Charges may be incurred for using part of
options for games in some apps.
• Subscription to the membership for Disney
Market is required to use apps provided by
Disney (including pre-installed apps).
■ Signing up for Disney Market and inquiring
about Disney apps or content
• Disney Internet Service Customer Center:
0570-00-1937
• Business hours: 10:00 to 17:00 (Monday
through Friday excluding national holidays,
new years holidays)
* Contact 045-522-1098 from a PHS/part
of IP phones/outside of Japan or refer to
(http://disney.jp/dmd/faq/) (in Japanese
only).
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Play Store
Google Play enables you to access applications
and games you like and download them to
install into this cell phone.
• To use Google Play, Google account is
required (P215).
Installing an Application
a From the Home screen, "Play Store"
b Search application tap the
application that you want to download
c Tap "INSTALL" (for free applications),
or Amount fi eld (for paid applications)
• The displayed content diff ers depending
on the application.
• If the application needs to access data and
functions on this cell phone, the
functions used by the application are
displayed.
d "ACCEPT"
• For paid applications, if you have not
registered a payment method with your
account, additional screen for payment
method is displayed. Tap it and follow the
on-screen instructions.
• You are taking responsibility when using
applications on this cell phone
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 fi nished
normally, the notifi cation icon will be
displayed in the status bar. Display the
notifi cation panel and tap the application
name. The installed application opens.
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 specifi ed time. The application is
deleted, and it will not be charged. Requesting
a refund is available only once for the fi 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.
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• If you need more information about Google
Play, "Help & Feedback" when Google
Play screen is open.
Note
• Be sure to check the security of
application, and then install it at your own
risk. This cell phone 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. In that case,
you need to pay for repair even when it is
within guarantee period.
• 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.
• If you need more information about
Google Play, "Help & Feedback"
when Google Play screen is open.
Uninstalling an Application
a From the Home screen, "Play Store"
b "My apps" tap the application
that you want to uninstall
c "UNINSTALL"
d "OK"
• When the "REFUND" is not displayed on
paid application, the trial period is expired.
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Osaifu-Keitai
You can use "Osaifu-Keitai compatible service"
for payment or coupon by just holding this cell
phone and against a store reader, or " かざしてリン
ク対応サービス (Kazashite-Link services)" for
accessing information by holding it against home
electrical appliances, smart poster, etc.
Electronic money and point values can be stored
on IC cards, or on docomo nano UIM card.
Additionally, you can check credit, balance or
points of your electronic money, as well as lock
Osaifu-Keitai to prevent any loss.
For details about Osaifu-Keitai, refer to
DOCOMO website.
• To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services, it is
necessary to make settings through sites or
applications.
• If this cell phone has a problem, data*1 in the
IC card and data*2 in the docomo nano UIM
card may be lost or changed (if this cell phone
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 compatible service provider.
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 and in the
docomo nano UIM card, or other damages
related to Osaifu-Keitai compatible services
in any cases including cell phone malfunction
or cell phone replacement.
• If a cell phone is stolen or lost, please
immediately contact your Osaifu-Keitai
compatible providers for what to do.
• Attach the Back Cover L40 or the Mickey
Window Cover L01. NFC/FeliCa antenna is
equipped on the back cover or mickey window
cover.
*1 Data which is stored on the IC cards that
Osaifu-Keitai compatible terminals are
equipped with
*2 Data which is stored on docomo nano UIM
card
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Using "Osaifu-Keitai
Compatible Service"
To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services, from
the Osaifu-Keitai compatible site, download the
application for Osaifu-Keitai and then confi gure
settings. Some services do not require
downloading of an Osaifu-Keitai compatible
application.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Osaifu-Keitai"
• Obtain service information and update a
service list.
• Initial settings may be required at the
fi rst startup. Follow the on-screen
instructions.
b Tap a service that you want to use
c Set service settings
d Hold mark over the reader
• Communication with the reader is
performed.
Note
• You can read/write data with reader
without activating Osaifu-Keitai
compatible application.
• It is available even when you turn off
power of this cell phone. It may become
unavailable if you have not turned on this
cell phone for a long period of time or the
battery level is low.
• Osaifu-Keitai compatible services can be
used even if the docomo nano UIM card
PIN code cannot be unlocked, or if the
PIN code is locked.
• If sp-mode was not subscribed to, please
note that some of the functions of
Osaifu-Keitai compatible services might
no longer be able to be used.
Using "かざしてリンク対応サービ
ス (Kazashite-Link services)"
Activate "Reader/Writer, P2P" in advance. →
P195
a Skim a device with NFC module
inside or a smart poster over the
mark on the cell phone
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Notes on Holding over Device
Notes when holding over reader, NFC Modules
built-in device, etc.
• When holding over mark, bring it close to
the device slowly.
• Hold the mark parallel to the center of
reader. If it cannot be scanned even with it
held in front of the center scanner, slightly
lift up this cell phone, or move it
backwards/forwards or to the left/right.
• When there is a metal object between the
mark and the device, reading may fail. Note
that putting this cell phone into a case or
cover may aff ect communication
performance, take it out from case or cover.
Locking Osaifu-Keitai
Use "NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock" to lock the
Osaifu-Keitai service from being used. Locking
of Osaifu-Keitai is diff erent from screen lock
and UIM card lock.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Osaifu-Keitai"
b "Lock Settings" Enter a password
"OK"
• Setting password is required for the
fi rst activation. Follow the on-screen
instructions to set password.
■ To unlock
"Lock Settings" Enter the password
"OK".
■ To change password
From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "NFC/Osaifu-
Keitai settings" "Lock password
change" input the current lock
password input a new lock password
"OK" input the new lock password
again "OK".
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Note
• While confi guring "NFC/Osaifu-Keitai
lock", or are displayed on the status
bar.
• This cannot be unlocked even if the
power is shut off .
• If the battery runs down during the
confi guring of "NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock",
"NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock" can no longer be
unlocked. Be careful of the battery level.
Make sure to unlock "NFC/Osaifu-Keitai
lock" after charging this cell phone. When
the power is off , cancel "NFC/Osaifu-
Keitai lock" after fi nishing charging.
• In order to be able to use the Osaifu-
Keitai menu during the confi guring of
"NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock", the lock needs
to be unlocked.
• The password for "NFC/Osaifu-Keitai
lock" is not deleted even if the cell phone
is initialized.
• Since the lock might need to be unlocked
and the password might need to be
changed, please write down and store the
password for "NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock".
ToruCa
ToruCa is an application that can be used to
collect coupon tickets, useful information etc.
from your favorite stores. It can be obtained
by many ways such as mail, website download,
Bluetooth® and IC tag. Update the obtained
ToruCa to the latest information simply.
• For details of ToruCa, refer to DOCOMO website.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"ToruCa"
Note
• Packet communication fee may incur when
acquiring, displaying or updating ToruCa.
• When obtaining ToruCa via Bluetooth®, it
is required to turn on the Bluetooth® of
ToruCa application.
• When obtaining ToruCa via IC tag, you
need to place a check mark in "Reader/
Writer, P2P" of this cell phone. → P195
• Depending on the settings of contents
provider, the following functions may not
be able to use.
Update, ToruCa sharing, Viewing maps,
Acquiring from readers
• ToruCa may not be acquired from readers
when Osaifu-Keitai is not initialized.
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iDアプリ (iD application)
"iD" is electric money provided by docomo. You
can enjoy shopping simply and conveniently
only by holding Osaifu-Keitai set with "iD" over
the IC card reader in stores. Since up to two
types of card information can be set, you can
use them separately according to the benefi ts,
etc.
• To use iD with Osaifu-Keitai, setting iD
application is required.
• The charges required for iD service (including
the annual charge) vary by card issuer.
• The packet communication charge for
overseas use diff ers from the one in Japan.
• For details on iD, refer to iD website (http://
id-credit.com/). (In Japanese only)
TV (Full seg/1Seg)
TV is an application that allows you to view
Full seg or 1Seg, switching depending on the
reception of the airwaves. Also, interactive
service using communication function of mobile
devices and receiving detailed information are
available.
With Full seg, you can view Digital Terrestrial
TV Broadcasting service in high-vision quality.
With 1Seg, you can view Digital Terrestrial TV
Broadcasting service for mobile devices.
For details on Full seg/1Seg service, refer to
the website below.
The Association for Promotion of Digital
Broadcasting Website:
http://www.dpa.or.jp/english
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Before Using Full seg/1Seg
Full seg/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.
Broadcast Wave
Full seg/1Seg is one of broadcast services,
and receives radio waves (broadcast waves)
that are diff erent from Xi service and FOMA
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 Xi service or FOMA 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
Changing the direction of included TV Antenna
Cable L01 or moving to other location may
improve signal reception.
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TV Antenna Cable L01
When watching TV (Full seg/1Seg), connect
the TV Antenna Cable L01 included in this
package with this cell phone.
a Insert the connection plug of the
TV Antenna Cable L01 into the
Earphone/microphone jack of this
cell phone
• Insert the plug all the way till the end.
You may not be able to hear the click if it
is not inserted till the end.
• Insert an earphone/microphone plug of
3.5 mm diameter into the earphone/
microphone jack of the TV Antenna Cable
L01.
• Insert an earphone/microphone plug into
the earphone/microphone jack of the TV
Antenna Cable L01, and then connect
the TV Antenna Cable L01 into this cell
phone.
• Remove the TV Antenna Cable L01 from
this cell phone when it is not being used.
Note
• The TV (Full seg/1Seg) sound is not
output on the Bluetooth® devices that do
not support SCMS-T format.
• When the TV Antenna Cable L01 alone is
connected, the sound will not be output.
Output the sound by any of the following
methods.
- When using a Bluetooth® device, fi rst
connect the TV Antenna Cable L01
to this cell phone and then connect
the Bluetooth® device. For details,
refer to "Pairing/Connecting with
Other Bluetooth® Device" (P232).
- When using the speaker of this cell phone,
first connect the TV Antenna Cable L01
to this cell phone, and tap and then .
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• When both of the earphone/microphone
and Bluetooth® device are connected to
this cell phone, the sound is output from
the device that has been connected
later.
• TV (Full seg/1Seg) is not compatible with
the following functions due to copyright
protection.
- Video output via SlimPort supported
cable or SlimPort supported accessory
- Video output via Wi-Fi®-display
- Screenshot
- QMemo+
- QSlide apps
Watching TV (Full seg/1Seg)
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
• The TV (Full seg/1Seg) watching screen
is displayed.
• When launching for the fi rst time, you
need to select your viewing area.
How to use the watching screen
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a Program title and broadcast time
b Program details
Tap it to display the program title, channel,
broadcast time and the overview.
c Screen lock button
Lock the TV watching screen when it is full
screen display. And then tap to unlock it.
d Speaker ON/OFF button
e Menu
A menu is displayed.
f TV broadcast area
• Swipe upward/downward on the right part
to change the volume.
• Swipe upward/downward on the left part
to change screen brightness.
• Swipe leftward/rightward to switch
channels.
• Tap the watching screen (horizontal) to
change to the watching screen (horizontal
full screen).
• Tap the watching screen (horizontal full
screen) to change to the watching screen
(horizontal).
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g Channel area
• When watching a channel that supports
multiservice, tap to select a service.
• Tap / to switch channel.
• Touch and hold / to search the
available channels.
h Volume button
i Data broadcast button
Tap to display the data broadcast area
(P148).
j Channel list/program list area
Tap the channel list/program list switch
button to display the channel list/program
list.
■ Channel list
• Tap a channel to switch it.
• Touch and hold a channel to select the its
channel services.
■ Program list
• is displayed in the program you are
watching.
• Tap a program to display its details.
"Reservation" "Record" / "Watch" to
reserve recording/watching. / is
displayed in the program you reserved for
recording/watching.
k Record/Stop button
Tap to start/stop recording.
• Stop button does not function for the fi rst
fi ve seconds after starting recording.
l Receiving mode button
Tap the button to switch "Auto" / "Full seg" /
"1 seg".
m Channel list/program list switch button
"Using Program Schedule" → P149
n Subtitles
Display caption when viewing a close-
captioned program.
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Viewing the data broadcast screen
Tap data broadcast button on the TV (Full
seg/1Seg) watching screen to display the
data broadcast screen.
a TV broadcast area
Tap to display the TV (Full seg/1Seg)
watching screen.
b Subtitles
Display caption when viewing a close-
captioned program.
c Scroll bar
Swipe or drag up to display the data
broadcast in full screen mode.
d Data broadcast area
Tapping directly on the content of the data
broadcast may allow you to operate.
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e Data broadcast operation button
■ 1Seg
• Adjust the cursor with "▲"/"▼ " and tap
"OK" to select an item. The broadcast data
of the link displays.
• Tap to return to the link.
■ Full seg
• Align the cursor with an item via "∧"/"∨"/
"＜"/"＞", and tap "OK" to select an item.
The data broadcast of the link will be
displayed.
• Tap to display Num. To go back to the
previous display, tap .
• Tap to decrease the data broadcast
operation button and display it. To go back
to the previous display, tap .
• Tap to return to the link source.
• Tap to end the data broadcast screen.
• Tap ● (blue/red/green/yellow) to operate
the corresponding color.
Using Program Schedule
You can view a TV guide of both terrestrial TV
programs and BS digital broadcast programs.
You can make reservations for recording and
viewing.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
b Tap the button to switch channel
list/program list
• Program list is displayed.
c Tap a program
• Program information is displayed.
• "Reservation" "Record" / "Watch" to
reserve recording/watching.
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Watching Recorded
Programs
Recorded programs can be watched and
deleted by using the Television box.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
b "TV box"
c Tap the program being watched
Deleting recorded programs
a From the "TV box" screen, tap
b Place a check mark to the program
to be deleted
c "Delete" "Yes"
Note
• From the "TV box" screen, place a
check mark in "Select all" "Delete"
"Yes" is tapped, all recorded programs
can be deleted.
• From the "TV box" screen,
"Title"/"Date"/"Size" is tapped, the
recorded programs can be rearranged.
• Tap on the "TV box" screen to check
the used space and free space of the
internal storage, and the estimate
recording time.
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Reserving Recording/
Watching
Choose start time/end time and a channel and
reserve a program to record/watch, then follow
the settings to start recording/watching.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
b "Reservation list"
c set the settings if necessary
Reservation
type
The record and watch
presets can be switched.
Mode
Select a mode to receive data.
Available
recording
time
Check the estimate recording
time.
Channel Select channel.
Start
Time
Set the start date/time.
End Time The ending date and time
can be set.
• Can only be set when the
presetting recording.
Program
name
Enter the program name.
Repeat Set a recording/viewing
reservation repeatedly at the
same time period on a specifi c
day of the week.
d "Save"
Note
• If the device is not ON when the preset
time is achieved, recording/viewing
cannot begin, nor can notifi cations of the
beginning of programs be given.
• TV (Full seg/1Seg) recordings can
only be saved in the internal storage.
Recorded images can only be watched on
the device.
• Be aware that redundant presetting
cannot be done.
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Confi rming/editing reservation
contents
a From the "Reservation list" screen,
tap a viewing reservation
• Edit reservation contents and tap "Save".
Deleting reservation contents
a From the "Reservation list" screen,
b Place a check mark in "Select all" or
the recording/viewing reservation
that you want to delete
c "Delete" "Yes"
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 TV link can only used with 1Seg.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
b "TV link"
c Tap a TV link
• Connect to the registered site.
Note
• From the "TV link" list screen, touch and
hold down a TV link "Delete" "Yes" to
delete.
• From the "TV link" list screen, place
a check mark in "Select all" "Delete"
"Yes" to delete all TV links.
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Switching Viewing Area
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
b "Change area"
•
When adding new area, .
c Select an area
• The viewing area changes.
TV (Full seg/1Seg) Settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"TV"
b change settings if necessary
Scan Scan the channel and
obtain the data again.
G guide
The G guide program
schedule screen is
displayed.
TV box Watch or manage the
recorded programs.
Reservation list Choose a channel
and time and reserve
a program to record/
watch.
TV link The registered TV link
list is displayed.
Change area Add or change the
watching area.
Auto-off Set the time to end
TV automatically.
Subtitles Set on/off for
subtitles.
• Subtitle display is
only available for
full screen display
or data broadcast
screen.
Multiple sounds Change sound.
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TV
settings
Brightness Set screen
brightness.
• Place a check
mark in "Automatic
brightness" so
that screen
brightness changes
automatically as
the environment
changes.
Screen size Set screen size.
Superimpose
Set whether to use
Telop or not.
The information
such as emergency
bulletins or news
bulletins are displayed
together.
TV
settings
CAS
Information
While watching Full
seg, the required
device information
of this cell phone and
the received device
information based
on each channel are
displayed.
• Tap "Reset" to
receive the channel
information again.
Reset
broadcast
memory
Delete data
registered with the
data broadcast and
TV links.
Zip code Set post code.
• Shown in the area
information such
as whether during
Full seg data
broadcast.
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Camera
This cell phone has a built-in camera that
can shoot photos and videos.
Before Shooting
All photos and videos shot on your cell phone
are saved to the internal storage.
Copyrights and portrait rights
Avoid copyright infringements when copying
or editing photos and videos that have been
shot on this cell phone. 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 fi ned according to law, regulation
(nuisance prevention ordinance, etc.) if other
people get disturbed or hurt by any improper
behavior when using this cell phone.
Please be considerate of the privacy of
individuals around you when shooting and
sending photos using camera-equipped mobile
phones.
Notes for capturing images
• Though the camera is manufactured using
extremely accurate technology, some dots
and lines may always be displayed to be
lighter or darker than you expect. Images
shot under very low light intensity contain
increased noise such as white lines or
random dots, but it is not a malfunction.
• This is normal. Clean the lens with a soft
cloth before shooting. If the lens is stained
with fi ngerprints or oil, the shot photo may
appear out of focus or blurred.
• Do not leave this cell phone 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 fl uorescent light, mercury
lamp or sodium lamp fl ickering at high speed,
fl ickering such as stripes may appear. The
color tone of photos or videos may vary
depending on the shooting timing.
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• 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 fi ngers or hair
when shooting.
• 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 diff er from the
actual subjects in brightness or color tone.
• You hear shutter sound even when manner
mode is set to "Vibrate only" or "Do not
disturb".
Viewing Shooting Screen
This camera can take pictures with both
horizontal display and portrait display. The
meaning of marks (icons, etc.) displayed on the
shooting screen are shown below.
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a Display/Hide icons
Display/Hide the icons (b, c, d, e, h, i)
on the camera screen.
b Flash on/off /auto switch
Set fl ash switch.
• Depending on the shooting mode, fl ash
may not be able to be set.
c Switch cameras
Switch between the front and main cameras.
d Shooting mode (setting)
Set to Auto/Panorama/Dual.
e Settings
Set up Dynamic tone (HDR)/Resolution/
Voice shutter/Self-timer/Grid display/Invert
left and right part of an image and save/
Saving location/Gesture view. Also you can
check Help of the settings.
• Depending on the shooting mode, there
are items that may not be able to set up.
• There are items that only are displayed in
the front camera, and also the ones that
are not displayed in the front camera.
f Auto focus frame
The frame is white when adjusting focus. It
changes to blue when focus is done.
When the icons (b, c, d, e, h, i) on the
camera screen are not displayed, tap the
screen to put the focus on the tapped place
and then take the still image.
g Thumbnail
• Tap to select an application to use and
confi rm the still image you took. Also you
can edit the still image (P160).
• Touch and hold to display the quick
preview screen. Confi rm the still images
you took, or drag one to and release
your fi nger to delete it without activating
applications such as "Gallery".
h Recording button
i Shutter
j End button
• Tap it on the screen before taking
still image/video to end the camera
application.
• Tap it while recording a video to stop
recording the video.
k Recording elapsed time
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l Cancel auto focus button
Tap the screen while recording the video to
display the button.
Tap the displayed button to cancel the auto
focus.
m Still image button
It is displayed during recording the video. Tap
it to capture the moment as a still image.
n Stop recording button
Stop recording the video.
o Pause button
Stop the recording temporarily.
Shooting a Photo
a From the Home screen, "Camera"
b Point the camera at the subject
• Pinch out/pinch in the touch screen while
displaying the recording screen to zoom
in/zoom out.
c
• The shutter clicks and a still image was
taken.
• You can press volume key (up) or volume
key (down) to take pictures.
• View the data you have taken from
"Camera" in "Gallery".
Note
• Touch and hold on the still image
shooting screen, or press the volume key
(up)/volume key (down) for over one second
to take still images continuously.
• When the shooting mode is "Dual", the main
camera and front camera can take still
images at the same time.
- Drag the small window to move it.
- Touch and hold down the small window
till it turns to aqua color to adjust the
frame size.
- Tap the small window to switch it to the
big window.
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Shooting a Video
a From the Home screen, "Camera"
b Point the camera at the subject
c
• The recording start sound plays and
Camera starts shooting.
• When the recording starts, the recording
elapsed time will be displayed on the
recording screen.
• Press the volume key (up)/volume key
(down) while recording to take a still
image of that moment.
• You can zoom in/out by pinching out/in
the touch screen during video shooting.
• Tap while shooting a video to pause.
Tap to start shooting again.
d
• The recording stop sound plays and
recording stops.
• You can view the videos you recorded
from "Camera" in "Gallery".
Note
• When the video resolution is set to
"1920x1080 (FHD)"/"1280x720 (HD)"/
"Slow Motion (120HD)", a video will be
recorded with the preview screen being
enlarged. The actual recorded screen size
is the same as the screen size during
recording.
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Gallery
You can display photos or play back videos
stored in the cell phone that have been
obtained by shooting with the camera or
downloading from the Internet.
Viewing Photos and Videos
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Gallery"
b Tap an album
• Both photos and videos are displayed by
thumbnail.
• To view photos or videos shot by this
cell phone, tap "Camera".
• In album list, tap to activate camera,
then you can take photos or record
videos.
c Tap one of the thumbnails
• Display photos and play back videos.
• You can zoomed in or zoom out a photo
by double-tapping or pinching out or in on
the touch screen.
Note
• The following operations are available on
the photos/video list screen.
- : Launch camera to shoot photos or
videos.
- : Select a photo or a video to share/
send.
- : Select a photo or a video to delete.
• The following operations are available on
the photo display screen.
- : Edit the displayed still image.
- : Launch camera to shoot photos or
videos.
- : Select the displayed photo to share/
send.
- : Delete the displayed photo.
- / : Add to/remove from Favorites.
- : Displayed when location information
is added. Tap it to display the map, and
edit or delete the location information.
• The following operations are available from
the photo display screen by tapping .
- "SmartShare": Use SmartShare Beam to
send or receive the still images.
- "Set image as": Set a photo as a picture
in the Phonebook or the wallpaper of the
Home screen.
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- "Move": Move a photo to another album.
- "Copy": Copy a photo to another album.
- "Copy to Clip Tray": Copy a photo to Clip
board.
- "Lock"*: Lock a still image.
- "Slideshow": Display the saved photos by
slide show.
- "Rotate left": Rotate a photo to the left.
- "Rotate right": Rotate a photo to the
right.
- "Crop": Trim a photo.
- "Add location"/"Remove location": Add or
remove location information to a photo.
- "Show on map": When location information
is added, confi rm the place when this
photo is taken.
- "Rename": Edit a photo name.
- "Print": Print a photo by printer.
- "Details": Confi rm detailed information of
a photo.
* On the album list screen, "Settings"
"Set lock" follow the on-screen
instructions to set the contents lock
beforehand.
• For operations when playing back a video,
refer to "Playing Videos" (P166).
Media Player
The "Media Player" application plays music fi les
and video fi les saved in the internal storage
or a microSD card. Media Player supports the
following fi le formats.
■ Available fi le formats
Music fi les AAC/AAC+/eAAC+, AMR-NB/
WB, FLAC, MP3, MIDI, Vorbis,
PCM/WAVE, OPUS, WMA,
EVRC, MP2, AC3
Video fi les H.263, H.264, H.265(HEVC),
MPEG-1/2, MPEG-4, VP8/9,
VC-1, Motion JPEG, Theora,
XviD
Note
• Some fi les may not be played even with
the supported fi le format. Also the fi le
list of Media Player may not be able to
display.
• Some fi les are protected by copyright
and may not be played.
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Copying Music Files and
Videos to this cell phone
From Media Player, you can play music fi les
and video fi les of your own after copying them
to the internal storage.
a Connect this cell phone with a PC via
the microUSB Cable 01 (optional)
(P238)
b Set USB PC connection mode to
"Media device (MTP)" (P238)
c On PC, open "コンピューター
(Computer)" and select phone name
of this cell phone
• The driver (Internal storage) in this
cell phone is displayed.
• The screen displayed when connecting
with a PC may diff er depending on the
operation environment (OS).
d Create a folder in the root folder of
"Internal storage"
• You can also create a sub folder to
manage the fi les.
e Copy fi les to the created folder
f Removing this cell phone from PC
Opening Media Player
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
• The "Media Player" screen is displayed.
• For initial activation, the application
privacy policy and the software license
agreement appears. Read the contents,
place a check mark and then tap "Start".
Subsequently, the introduction screen
for Media Player appears. Tap "使い方の
説明を読む(Read how to use)" to check
how to use it. If you do not want to read
description, tap "説明を読まず利用する(Use
anyway)".
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a Quick play bar
This is displayed when there is music
playing/paused. Tap this to display the
Music screen.
b Tabs
Drag or swipe to left or right to display the
hidden tabs.
c Playing/Pausing icon
The music that is being played/paused is
displayed.
d Title
e Artist name/Album name
f Search icon
Search contents.
g Menu
A menu is displayed.
h Ringtone shortcut menu button
When the music is available to set for
ringtone, shortcut menu including ringtone is
displayed.
i dmarket button
Access to d music of dmarket, dTV and d
anime store and view TOP, New arrivals,
Ranking.
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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 to dmenu and
purchase songs.
• From the "Media Player" screen, when a
list of albums/videos is displayed,
"Thumbnail"/"Playlist" to switch the list
display format between thumbnail display
and list display.
• From the "Media Player" screen/Music
screen/Video screen, "Exit" to close
the Media Player.
Playing Music
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b "Songs" tab tap a song to play
back
• The Music screen is displayed and the
song is played.
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a Return to list
Return to the song list.
b Elapsed time
c Play progress bar
Drag to play a song from a desired point
within the song.
d Cover fl ow
Tap to display the album information.
e Contents information
Title/Artist name/Album title are displayed.
f Backward button
Start playing from the beginning of the
current song. Double-tap to start playing
from the beginning of the previous song.
g Fast-rewind button
Rewind a song.
h Volume bar
Adjust the volume by dragging it.
i Menu
Menu is displayed.
j Song length
k Repeat/repeat one song button
Switch between Repeat all/1 repeat/Repeat
OFF.
l Shuffl e button
Turn shuffl e play ON/OFF.
m Play/Pause button
n Next song button
oFast-forward button
Forward a song.
Note
• While a song is playing is displayed in
the status bar.
• While a song is playing, display the
notifi cation panel to operate the song.
• From the Music screen, "Settings"
tap "This song: Ringtone settings" to set
the current song to Voice call ringtone,
Mail ringtone, docomo/sp-mode mail
ringtone settings.
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Playing Videos
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b "Movie" tab
• A list of playable videos saved on the internal
storage and the microSD card is displayed.
c Tap a video you want to play
• The Video screen appears and the video
is played.
a Miracast settings
Set Miracast and output the screens and
sounds of this cell phone to a TV.
b Elapsed time
c Play progress bar
Drag to play a video from a desired point of
the video.
d Video information
Display titles/artist names.
e Return to list
Return to the video list screen.
f Fast-rewind button
Rewind a video.
g Button for going back to previous video
Play from the beginning of the current video.
Double-tap to play from the beginning of the
previous video.
h Volume bar
Adjust the volume by dragging it.
i Remaining battery
j Current time
k Menu
l Video length
m Rotation lock button
Lock/unlock screen rotation.
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n Fast-forward button
Forward a video.
oButton for skipping to next video
p Play/Pause button
Note
• When "Background-movie settings" is ON,
is displayed on the status bar while
playing a video on the background.
Display the notifi cation panel to operate
a video (P70).
• Rotate this cell phone to change to
horizontal screen display while the video
playback screen is being displayed. Tap
the screen to display/hide the buttons,
etc.
Using Playlists
Playlists allow you to play your favorite songs
in a desired order.
Displaying playlists
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b "Playlist" tab
• 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.
c Tap a playlist/quick playlist
• The songs contained in the playlist are
displayed. Tap a song to play back.
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Creating a playlist
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b "Playlist" tab "Add"
c Enter a playlist name "OK"
d Tap a song you want to add
• Tap the "All songs", "Artists", and "Albums"
tabs to switch the display list.
• Tap "Add all songs" to add all songs in
the list.
e "Apply" "Save" "OK"
Editing playlists
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b "Playlist" tab tap a playlist to edit
• The songs contained in the playlist are
displayed.
c "Edit"
• Tap "Edit title" to edit the title.
• Tap "Add songs to playlist" to add a song
to the playlist.
• becomes deletable when it turns to
red after tapping a song. Tap "Delete
selected songs" to delete.
• Drag upward and downward to change
the song order.
d After fi nishing editing, "Save" "OK"
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Deleting/Sorting a playlist
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b "Playlist" tab "Reorder/Delete"
• becomes deletable when it turns to red
after tapping a playlist.
• Tap "Select all playlists" to delete all
playlists.
• Drag upward and downward to change
the playlist/quick playlist order.
c After fi nishing editing, "Save" "OK"
Note
• Quick playlists ("Recently added songs",
"Recently played songs", "Most played
songs") cannot be deleted.
Setting Media Player
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Media Player"
b
"Settings"
c Change settings if necessary
Audio eff ect
settings
Set eff ects for when
playing music.
Ringtone
settings
Set a song as a Voice
call ringtone, Mail
ringtone, and docomo/sp-
mode mail ringtone.
• Some songs cannot be
set as ringtones.
Movie sort
settings
Select the order of the
video list from "Saved
date and time" and "Title".
Movie title
display
settings
Set how to display the
title of video contents.
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Background-
movie
settings
Set whether to go back
to the Home screen
while playing a video,
or whether to continue
playing as background
when changing to
another application.
Arrange tabs Change the order of
the tabs on the "Media
Player" screen.
Global data
communication
Set whether to allow
data communications
when using the device
overseas.
Update
database
Update the Media Player
database.
Reset
settings
Return the Media Player
to its initial settings.
Delete
license
information
Delete the license
information of all the
contents played via
Media Player.
GPS/Navigation
By using applications that supports GPS
function on this cell phone, you can confi
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 confi rm positioning results and missed
communications due to external factors
(including exhausted batteries) such as
malfunctions, improper operations and power
outages of this cell phone if it is used for
these purposes or even if it is not used for
these purposes.
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• 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 diff erences 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
cell phone
Enabling Location Information
For applications requires access to location
information, set if allow to use location
information gained from GPS function, Wi-Fi®
function and mobile network.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Location"
b Turn on "Location"
c "Agree" "AGREE"
d "Mode" select a location mode
High accuracy
(GPS and
networks)
Uses GPS, Wi-Fi® and mobile
networks to identify current
location. Although current
location can be detected
more accurately, the cell
phone consumes much
power of battery.
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Apps
Battery saving
(Networks
only)
Uses Wi-Fi® and mobile
networks to identify current
location.
Device
sensors only
(GPS only)
Uses GPS to identify current
location.
Note
• It may take up to several minutes to
determine current locations when the
GPS functions are used for the fi rst time.
• This cell phone 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 occur
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/sub
antenna with other objects.
• Select "Device sensors only (GPS only)"
to gather the anonymous data while
using GPS. To transfer data, note that
the packet communication fee may
occur.
• Select "High accuracy (GPS and
networks)" or "Battery saving (Networks
only)" to allow the anonymous location
data in Google location information
service to be gathered. The data may be
gathered even when the application is
not activated.
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Apps
Using Maps
You can display present location, search another
place, or search route by using Google map.
• Before getting the current location, set to
"Enabling Location Information" (P171).
• To use Google map, you need to connect
LTE/3G/GPRS network or Wi-Fi®, and set
data communication available to use.
• Google Maps does not work for all nations or
regions.
Opening Maps
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Maps"
• Tap "ACCEPT & CONTINUE" when
"Welcome to Google Maps" screen is
displayed.
• When Google account has been logged
in, the "Get the most from Google Maps"
screen is displayed. Confi rm the details
and tap "YES, I'M IN"/"SKIP".
• When Google account has not been
logged in, the "Make it your map" screen
is displayed. You can either log in to
Google account or tap "SKIP".
b Input a place in search box
Searching a route
Use the "Directions" function of Google Maps
to search the route by car, by train or on foot.
a From the Home screen, "Google"
"Maps"
b select from (vehicle)/
(mass transit agency)/ (walk)
c Enter starting point in "Choose
starting point" box* enter
destination in "Choose destination"
box
• Vehicle: Route is displayed.
• Mass transit agency: Selections are
displayed. Tap a selection to display its
route.
• Walk: Route is displayed.
• Tap to switch starting point and
destination.
* "Your location" may be entered in "Choose
starting point" box.
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Apps
d Tap one of the routes displayed at
the bottom screen
• Detailed route is displayed.
• Swipe routes at the bottom screen to left
or right to show other routes.
• For vehicle and walk, tap "START
NAVIGATION" to start navigation.
Note
• Any operation during driving should be
performed by a passenger.
• If you have logged in Google account,
you can choose a starting point or
destination from home, work and history.
Searching spots in the area
You can search stores and facilities in the
current location area using Google maps.
a From the Home screen, "Google"
"Maps"
b Tap search box After that, follow
the on-screen instructions
Clock
You can use Alarm, Timer, World clock or
Stopwatch.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Clock"
b Tap a tab at top of the screen
• Tapping switches screen of each
function.
Setting Alarm
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Clock" "Alarms" tab
b
c Change the settings if necessary
Hour/Minute Change the alarm time
setting.
Repeat Set the alarm to repeat on
certain days of the week
at the same time.
Snooze
duration
Set snooze duration.
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Apps
Alarm with
vibration
Set if vibrate or not while
alarm is ringing.
Alarm sound Set alarm sound.
Alarm
volume
Set alarm volume.
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Auto app
starter
Set the application to
launch when the alarm is
stopped.
Puzzle lock Set if to undo a puzzle to
stop alarm.
Memo Add memos to alarms that
are set.
d "Save"
• The Alarm list screen is displayed and set
alarm is added to the list.
• Tap / to set alarm ON/OFF.
• Tap list to display "Set alarm" and edit
items. Tap "Save" to overwrite changes
and return to Alarm list screen.
Note
• The alarm functions at the time set for
the alarm. Tap "Dismiss" to stop the
alarm. is displayed on the status bar
when tapping "Snooze". Alarm functions
again based on the time duration set in
"Snooze duration".
• On the "Alarm list" screen, "Select
all" or place a check mark in the alarm to
delete "Delete" "Yes" to delete alarm.
When there is only one alarm that has
been set, "Yes".
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Apps
Setting Timer
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Clock" "Timer" tab
b Set Hour/Minute/Second
• Tap "Settings" to set the following
settings.
Alarm with
vibration
Set if vibrate or not while
alarm is ringing.
Alert sound Set alarm sound.
Alert volume Set alarm volume.
c "Start"
• The timer starts.
Note
• The alarm functions at the time set for
the alarm. Tap "Stop" to stop the alarm.
• Tap "Stop" while timer is running to stop
it. Tap "Resume" to restart. Tap "Reset"
to reset timer.
Setting World Clock
You can confi rm the date and time for
registered cities in a list.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Clock" "World clock" tab
b
c Input a city name in search box
tap a city
• City name, current time and date of the
selected city are displayed in World clock
list screen.
Note
• Touch and hold down the added city
"Set daylight saving" tap settings to
set summer time. is displayed besides
the city with summer time set.
• From the World clock screen, "Select
all" or place a check mark in the city to
delete "Delete" "Yes" to delete a city.
When there is only one world clock that
has been set, "Yes".
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Apps
Setting Stopwatch
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Clock" "Stopwatch" tab
b "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.
Calendar
This cell phone has a calendar for managing
your schedule. If you have a Google account,
synchronize data with Google calendar.
Opening Calendar
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Calendar"
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Apps
a Switch QSlide application mode
b Icon of today
Move cursor to today's date (date of icon is
changed).
c Icon to create new
Create a schedule.
d Menu
The menu is displayed.
e Switch calendar display
Change the calender display format to Day/
Week/Month/Year/Agenda, display/hide the
Japanese holidays or display the schedules
of each account.
f Switch display
Tap "＜"/"＞" in Day view/Week view/Month
view/Year view to display the previous/next
day, week, month or year.
g Date of today
h Selected date
Switching Calendar Display
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Calendar"
b "Day"/"Week"/"Month"/"Year"/"
Agenda"
• Tap "Agenda" to display a list of events.
Tap each list to display the content.
Creating a Schedule
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Calendar"
b Tap date/time set each item
"Save"
Note
• When it turns to the time set in "REMINDERS"
screen on schedule making screen, is
displayed on the status bar. Drag or swipe the
status bar downward to open the notifi cation
panel then tap the calendar notifi cation, the
Calendar notifi cations screen is displayed.
Tap "Dismiss" to clear notifi cation. Set snooze
duration and tap "Snooze" to notify again after
it passes the set time.
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Apps
Changing/Deleting a Schedule
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Calendar"
b "Agenda"
c Tap a schedule to change/delete
(edit)/ (delete)
• Tap to edit contents and then "Save".
• Tap and "Yes".
• On the Calendar screen, tap "Delete"
"Select all" or place a check mark in
schedules you want to delete "Delete"
"Yes" to delete.
Changing Calendar Settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Calendar"
b "Settings"
c Change settings if necessary
• Set the calendar display, schedule
notifi cation, check the built version or set
up an account.
QMemo+
Simply take a memo without activating the
memo application. Write characters or draw
illustrations directly on a captured screen.
a Open the notifi cation panel (P70)
"QMemo+"
• From the Home screen, "Apps"
"QMemo+" "+" to activate it. The tool
bar contents are diff erent depending on if
it is activated from the notifi cation panel
or from an application screen.
b Create a memo
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Apps
a Undo/Redo.
b Edit font, or select a color.
c Select a pen type and a color.
d Use an eraser.
e Display/hide the tool bar.
f Save the memo you created.
g Change the paper style of the created
memo, and use an application or service to
send it.
Calculator
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Calculator"
• From the Calculator screen,
"Scientifi c calculator"/"Basic calculator"
to change functions. If it is landscape
display, both basic calculator and
scientifi c calculator are displayed.
• Touch and hold the value or formula
displayed in formula display fi eld to cut/
copy/paste it or display it on clipboard.
• Tap to delete input numbers or
operators one by one.
• Tap "Calculation history" to display
formula history. When history is displayed,
tap "Yes" to clear all history.
• Tap to move to QSlide application
mode.
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Apps
docomo backup
Backing up to/Restoring from
microSD card
You can move and back up phonebook entries,
docomo mails, etc. using external media such
as microSD card.
• Do not remove the battery pack or microSD
card from the cell phone while backing up
or restoring data. Data may be damaged.
• When item names in phonebook entry of another
cell phone (phone number etc.) is diff erent
from the cell phone, the item names may be
changed or deleted. And registered
characters may be removed on the copying
destination because available characters vary
by cell phone.
• Phonebook data available to back up is
phonebook saved in docomo account and the
cell phone.
• When backing up phonebook entries to
microSD card, data without a name registered
cannot be copied.
• Backup may not be performed if the microSD
card does not have enough memory. In this
case, delete unnecessary fi les to make
available memory.
•
Backup or restoration may not be performed if
the battery level is low. In that case, charge the
cell phone then try to back up or restore again.
• When a microSD card is not inserted, data such
as still images and videos are stored on the
cell phone. With this application, image data
only stored on the cell phone can be backed up.
Data stored in microSD card cannot be
backed up.
Backing up data
You can back up data such as phonebook
entries, docomo mails media fi les.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo backup" "Backup/restore
to microSD"
• For the fi rst activation, the application
privacy policy and terms of use appears.
Read the contents, mark the check for
"Agree", and tap "Start".
b "Backup" place a check mark in
the data to be backed up "Start
backup" "Backup"
c Enter docomo apps password
"OK"
• Selected data is stored in microSD card.
d "Back to top"
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Apps
Restoring
Restore data such as phonebook entries,
docomo mails, images/videos, etc. to the
cell phone.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo backup" "Backup/restore
to microSD"
b "Restore" "Select" type of data to
restore place a check mark in the
data to restore "Select"
c Select restoration method "Start
restore" "Restore"
• Selecting restoration method is not
necessary for some data types.
d Enter docomo apps password
"OK"
• Selected data is restored to the cell phone.
e "Back to top"
Copying the contacts from Google
account to docomo account
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo backup" "Backup/restore
to microSD"
b "Phonebook account copy"
"Select" on the phonebook entry to
be copied "Overwrite"/"Add"
• Copied data is saved to docomo account.
c "OK"
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Apps
Backing up Data Storage BOX
Use the data storage BOX to move or back up the
call history, music, user dictionary and bookmark.
Backing up
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo backup" "Backup/restore
to docomo cloud"
b "Backup"
• If you are not logged in, a confi rmation
screen appears. Log in following the
directions shown on the screen.
c Mark data to be backed up "Start
backup" "Backup"
d Enter docomo apps password "OK"
e "Back to top"
Note
• With the Scheduled backup setting, you can
automatically backup data that you selected in
advance to the data storage box, every month.
• When using the Scheduled backup setting,
note that packet communication fee may
become high.
Restoring
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"docomo backup" "Backup/restore
to docomo cloud"
b "Restore" "Select" of data type to
be restored place a check mark in
the data to be restored "Select"
c Select restoration method "Start
restore" "Restore"
d Enter docomo apps password
"OK"
e "Back to top"
Note
• When restoring data from the data
storage box, it will be restored to the
same location as at the time of backup.
Data may be restored to a diff erent
location as at the time of backup if you
change terminals.
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Apps
Settings
Settings Menu
From the Home screen of this cell phone,
"Apps"
"Settings" to display the "Settings" screen
to set diff erent settings.
WIRELESS
NETWORKS
(P184)
DEVICE (P198)
PERSONAL (P209)
SYSTEM (P218)
WIRELESS NETWORKS
Set to enable/disable networks and set the
network connection settings.
Wi-Fi (P185)
Bluetooth (P230)
Mobile data (P191)
Call settings (P111)
More... (P192)
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Settings
Wi-Fi®
This cell phone connects to the Internet via
access points for Wi-Fi® networks or public
wireless LAN services. To connect, you must
confi gure the access point connection
settings on this cell phone.
■ Reception interference caused by Bluetooth®
devices
• As wireless LAN (IEEE802.11 b/g/n) 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.
- When using within 10 m, turn off 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 cell phone automatically
connects to the LTE/3G/GSM network.
Note that if you keep connecting via the
LTE/3G/GSM network, you may incur
packet communication charges.
• You can reduce battery consumption
by turning OFF Wi-Fi® when you are not
using it.
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Settings
Connecting to a Wi-Fi® network
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
• When "Wi-Fi tutorial" screen is displayed,
tap "Continue" to start a tutorial, or tap
"Close tutorial" to display "Wi-Fi" screen.
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c Tap the Wi-Fi® network that you
want 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 "・" as the number of
characters appear instead of previously
entered characters. All characters can be
displayed when you place a check mark in
"Show password".
• To connect to the access point which
supports WPS, on the "Wi-Fi" screen tap
"Advanced Wi-Fi" "Connect by WPS
button"/"Connect by WPS PIN" operate
on the access point side.
Note
• Open network and protected network are
two types networks that are available.
The network type is indicated by an icon
to the network name. represents
an open network and represents a
protected network. The icon also indicates
the signal strength.
Strong signal: Weak signal:
• To search Wi-Fi® network again, tap
"Search" on the "Wi-Fi" screen.
•
Network name is not displayed 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" (P187).
• 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.
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Settings
• When "Switch to mobile data" has a
check mark, if the mobile network icon is
displayed on the status bar, it indicates
that the mobile network is being used
and note that the packet communication
fee will occur.
When the popup screen of switching
mobile data is displayed, select "Don't
show this again" and tap "OK" so that the
popup screen is not displayed anymore.
From then on, if the Internet is connected
to an unavailable wireless LAN, it
switches to the mobile network and note
that the packet communication fee will
occur.
• If the access point which is not being
connected to the Internet is being
connected, is displayed and the mobile
network may be used to communicate
instead of Wi-Fi®.
• If the docomo service is being used via
Wi-Fi® when using Wi-Fi®, "docomo ID"
needs to be set.
From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "docomo service/cloud"
"docomo ID設定 (docomo ID setting)" to
set.
Adding a Wi-Fi® network
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c "Add Wi-Fi"
d Enter network SSID in the "Wi-Fi
name (SSID)" box
e Tap "Security" box
• Select the appropriate type from "None",
"WEP", "WPA/WPA2 PSK", and "802.1x
EAP".
• The setting method diff ers depending on
the security settings.
f "Connect"
Disconnecting a Wi-Fi® network
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Tap the name of Wi-Fi® network that
you want to disconnect
c "Disconnect"
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Settings
Setting mobile data switch
Set whether to check availability of the
connected Wi-Fi® network and change to the
mobile network automatically if it is unavailable.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c Place a check mark in "Switch to
mobile data"
Note
• When the Wi-Fi® which is connected to
an access point that is not connected
to the Internet, such as wireless LAN
internal memory card, is disconnected
with a check mark in "Switch to mobile
data", remove the check mark in "Switch
to mobile data".
Using static IP address
You can set the cell phone to connect to Wi-
Fi® network using the static IP address.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c Tap a Wi-Fi® network to connect
place a check mark in "Show
advanced options"
d Tap "IP settings" fi eld "Static"
e Set required items
• To use static IP address, enter the
following items.
- IP address
- Gateway
- Network prefi x length
- DNS 1
- DNS 2
f "Connect"
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Settings
Confi rming/Deleting the saved Wi-Fi®
network
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c "Saved Wi-Fi"
• The Wi-Fi® network list that was
connected to is displayed.
d Tap a Wi-Fi® network name
• The network security information is
displayed.
e "Forget"
Note
• On the "Wi-Fi" screen, tap a Wi-Fi® network
name to delete "Forget" to delete from
the Wi-Fi® network list that was saved.
Using Wi-Fi Direct®
Devices support Wi-Fi Direct® are connected
without using access point.
■ Asking for connecting with another Wi-Fi
Direct® supported device
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c "Advanced Wi-Fi" "Wi-Fi Direct"
• Tap "Search" when the Wi-Fi Direct®
supported device you want to connect is
not displayed.
d Tap the detected Wi-Fi Direct®
supported device
• Send a request to connect another
party's Wi-Fi Direct® supported device.
■ Disconnecting with another Wi-Fi Direct®
supported device
a Tap the connected Wi-Fi Direct®
supported device "OK"
■ Accepting request for connecting with
another Wi-Fi Direct® supported device
a From the "Invitation to connect"
screen, "Accept"
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Settings
Setting advanced Wi-Fi® settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Wi-Fi"
b Turn on "Wi-Fi"
c "Advanced Wi-Fi"
d Change the settings in necessary
NOTIFICATIONS
Wi-Fi
notifi cation*1
You will be automatically
notifi ed when an open
network with no security
protection is detected.
USEFUL SETTINGS
Keep Wi-Fi on
when screen
is off
When the screen display of
this cell phone is black out,
set to either disconnecting
Wi-Fi
®
or always maintaining
connection during charging.
Allow Wi-Fi
scanning
When Wi-Fi
®
is OFF, set to
allow the Google position
information service and
other applications scanning
the networks or not.
Passpoint When Wi-Fi® is ON, set to
connect to the available
Passpoint supported
access point or not.
CONNECTION
Wi-Fi Direct*1(P189)
Connect by
WPS button*1
Connect to WPS (Wi-
Fi® Protected Setup)
supported access point.
Connect by
WPS PIN*1
PERSONAL
Install
certifi cates
Install the network
certifi cate from the
internal storage.
INFORMATION
MAC address MAC address is
displayed.
IP address*2IP address is displayed.
*1 When "Wi-Fi" is set to ON beforehand.
*2 When Wi-Fi® network is connected
beforehand.
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Settings
Mobile Data
Items such as whether or not use mobile data
communication, limit mobile data usage, data
usage cycle and the services being used are
displayed.
Displaying mobile data screen
Mobile data usage (rough number) is
displayed either term by term or application by
application.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Mobile data"
Note
• When "Mobile data" is set to ON, Internet
access via mobile network is enabled.
• On the graph, you can set limit mobile
data usage and a warning for top usage
amount. Only when you place a check
mark in "Limit mobile data usage".
Setting mobile data
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Mobile data"
Restrict
background
data
Restrict auto mobile
data communication.
Show Wi-Fi
usage
Set if display Wi-Fi®
usage or not.
Mobile
hotspots
Set to disable
specialized Wi-Fi®
network on background
applications.
Mobile
networks
(P192)
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Settings
More...
Set other network settings.
Airplane mode Turn ON/OFF radio
wave emitting.
Tethering
USB
tethering
(P193)
Wi-Fi
tethering
(P194)
Confi gure
Wi-Fi
hotspot
(P194)
Timeout Set the time
duration until Wi-Fi®
tethering turns off
automatically.
Bluetooth
tethering
(P195)
Help Display Help.
Miracast Set to share screen
display and sound on
video equipment that
supports Miracast via
Wi-Fi Direct®. When
available devices
are not found, tap
"Search for devices".
SmartShare Beam (P240)
Media server Use DLNA to share
the peripheral device
and media contents.
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai
settings
(P195)
VPN (P196)
Mobile networks Set if enable data
communication
and if enable data
roaming. Also set
access point names,
network mode and
network operators.
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Settings
Using Tethering
Tethering is a function which uses a mobile
device such as a smart phone as a modem to
connect wireless LAN devices, USB compatible
devices and Bluetooth® compatible devices to
Internet.
Enabling USB tethering
Use microUSB Cable 01 (optional) to connect
this cell phone and a PC to access to the
Internet by using this cell phone as a modem.
a Use a microUSB cable to connect
this cell phone and a PC (P238)
b From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Tethering"
c "USB tethering"
Note
• The operating environment on PC side
during USB tethering is as follows:
- OS*: Windows 8.1/Windows 8/
Windows 7/Windows Vista
* We do not guarantee operations
conducted in environment with
upgraded OS or in added/changed
environment.
• A driver for USB tethering is required. For
details, refer to the following website.
http://www.lg.com/jp/support/software-
manuals (In Japanese only)
• You can install the driver through the
"Install PC programs" screen displayed
when this cell phone is connected to a
PC.
• USB tethering can be used together with
Wi-Fi® tethering and Bluetooth® tethering.
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Settings
Enabling Wi-Fi® tethering
Up to eight wireless LAN compatible devices
can access to the Internet simultaneously by
using this cell phone as a Wi-Fi® access point.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Tethering"
b "Wi-Fi tethering"
Note
• Wi-Fi® tethering can be used together
with USB tethering and Bluetooth®
tethering.
Setting Wi-Fi® tethering
■ Setting Wi-Fi® access point
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Tethering"
b "Confi gure Wi-Fi hotspot"
c Enter network SSID in "Wi-Fi name
(SSID)" box
d Tap "Security" box
• Select an appropriate one from "Open",
"WPA PSK" and "WPA2 PSK".
• A password is necessary when setting to
"WPA PSK" or "WPA2 PSK".
e "Save"
Note
• At the time of purchase, network SSID is
set to "L-01J_xxxx", and security is set to
"WPA2 PSK". Set security settings if
necessary.
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Settings
Enabling Bluetooth® tethering
Up to fi ve Bluetooth® devices can access
to the Internet simultaneously by using this
cell phone as a modem.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Tethering"
b "Bluetooth tethering"
Note
• Pairing with this cell phone is required to
use Bluetooth®.
For details, refer to "Pairing/Connecting
with Other Bluetooth® Device" (P232).
• Bluetooth® tethering can be used
together with USB tethering and Wi-Fi®
tethering.
Setting NFC/Osaifu-Keitai
Set and manage NFC/Osaifu-Keitai settings.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "NFC/
Osaifu-Keitai settings"
NFC/Osaifu-
Keitai lock
Restrict Osaifu-Keitai
functions and its usage
services.
Reader/
Writer, P2P
Turn ON/OFF NFC
reader/writer and P2P
functions.
Android Beam
When "Reader/Writer,
P2P" is turned on, set
to beam app contents
to other NFC compatible
terminals or not. For
setting details, refer to
"Android Beam" (P235).
NFC Type
setting
Select an NFC Type to
use.
LOCK PASSWORD SETTINGS
Lock password
change
Change the lock password
for NFC/Osaifu-Keitai.
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Settings
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 cell phone,
security information from network
administrator is required.
Adding VPN
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "VPN"
• If an attention screen appears, tap
"Settings" and set screen unlock method
following the on-screen instructions.
b "Add VPN network"
c Follow instructions given by the
network administrator and set each
item "Save"
Connecting to VPN
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "VPN"
b Tap a VPN name to connect to
c Enter the required authentication
information "Connect"
Editing VPN
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "VPN"
b Touch and hold down a VPN name to
edit
c "Edit" Add, delete or edit the
information "Save"
Deleting VPN
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "VPN"
b Touch and hold down a VPN name to
delete
c "Delete" "OK"
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Settings
Always use VPN
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "VPN"
b "Always-on VPS"
c Select a VPN profi le "OK"
Setting Access Point
Access point for connecting the Internet (sp-
mode) is already registered. You can add or
change it if necessary.
For details about sp-mode, refer to DOCOMO
website.
When using mopera U or Business mopera
Internet, add access point manually.
For details on mopera U, refer to mopera U
website.
Checking the access point in use
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Mobile
networks" "Access Point Names"
Setting an additional access point
〈New APN〉
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Mobile
networks" "Access Point Names"
b "New APN"
c "Name" enter the network profi le
name you want to create "OK"
d "APN" enter the access point
name "OK"
e Enter other items required by the
network operator
f "Save"
Note
• Do not change MCC to any value other
than 440, or change MNC to any value
other than 10. It may not be displayed.
• When MCC and MNC settings are not
displayed on the screen after being
changed, reset it to the initial settings or
set the access point manually.
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Settings
Initializing access point
When initializing an access point, it returns to
the default settings.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Mobile
networks" "Access Point Names"
b "Reset to default" "Yes"
DEVICE
Sound
Set sound settings such as phone ringtone,
volumes and vibrate.
BASIC
Manner Mode Select from "Sound &
Vibrate", "Vibrate only" or "Do
not disturb".
Volume Set the volumes for
"Ringtone", "Notifi cation
sound", "Touch feedback &
system", and "Music, video,
games & other media".
RINGTONES & VIBRATIONS
Ringtone Set a phone ringtone.
Notifi cation
sound
Set up a notifi cation sound.
Vibrate Set to notify an incoming call
by vibration.
Vibration
type
Select a vibrate type.
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Settings
NOTIFICATIONS
Do not
disturb
Set whether to ring when
there is an important
notifi cation such as an
incoming call, a new
message.
• The alarm always rings.
Lock screen Set whether to display
contents (contents of
a received mail, etc.) or
notifi cations when the screen
is locked.
Apps Allow/block the notifi cations
from each application.
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Vibrate on
tap
Set whether to vibrate when
tapping any home touch
button or dialpad (P54).
Sound
eff ects
Set whether to enable
"Dialpad touch sounds",
"Touch sound" or "Screen
unlock sound".
Voice
notifi cations
Set whether to read out the
sender's information and
the message contents of
a received message (SMS)
automatically.
• In "Voice notifi cations
language", set preferred
engine, speech rate and
listen to an example.
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Settings
Display
Set display settings such as screen brightness
or animations.
SCREEN
Brightness Set screen brightness.
• If you place a check mark in
"Automatic brightness", the
screen brightness changes
automatically according to
the environment.
Screen
timeout
Set time duration before
screen turns off automatically.
Screen-
off eff ect
Set eff ect when turning off
screen.
Auto-rotate
screen
Set to switch the screen to
horizontal/portrait according
to the orientation of this cell
phone.
Daydream Set Daydream.
• Tap "Start now" to activate
Daydream.
• Set the timing to activate
the Daydream when tapping
"Startup settings".
FONT
Font type Set the font displayed on the
screen.
Font size Select from "Minimum",
"Small", "Medium", "Large",
"Very large", "Maximum".
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Smart screen Set if screen stays on when
you are watching the screen.
Home touch
buttons
Select a layout and a color
for home touch buttons, or
set whether to display the
home touch buttons while
using an application.
Notifi cation
LED
Set whether to turn on the
Notifi cation LED light while
receiving calls or during
notifi cation.
• When receiving an Area
Mail, always notify by
Notifi cation LED light.
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Settings
Home Screen
Set the Home screen settings.
• You cannot change items except for "Select
Home" and "Wallpaper" on docomo LIVE UX.
Select Home Switch home applications.
Choose "docomo LIVE UX" or
"Home" (P87).
SCREEN
Wallpaper Set a wallpaper.
Screen swipe
eff ect
Select a screen eff ect.
Allow Home
screen
looping
Set to go to the initial screen
or not when scrolling the
Home screen.
DATA
Home
backup &
restore
Back up or restore the
layout and wallpaper of the
applications.
TIPS
Help Read Home screen related
Help.
Disney Character Settings
Select a Disney character to change the
window image, live wallpaper, ring tone, etc.
of the mickey window cover collectively or
individually.
• To use it, you need to download/update
"Disneyマーケット (Disney Market)"
application, and set up an Google account
(P135, P215).
Collective settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Disney character
settings"
b Tap a Disney character " 一括設定
(Collective settings)" "OK"
• The settings of live wallpaper or ring tone
are changed collectively.
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Settings
Individual settings
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Disney character
settings"
b Tap a Disney character swipe
the screen to left/right to display
the items to be changed "個別設定
(Individual settings)" "OK"
• The settings of the selected items are
changed.
Lock Screen
Set to lock screen or not. Set settings if
necessary.
• The display and setting items vary depending
on your selection from "None", "Touch",
"Swipe", "Knock Code", "Pattern", "PIN",
"Password" to unlock the screen.
SCREEN SECURITY
Select
screen
lock
None Disable the security of
unlocking screen.
Touch Tap to unlock screen.
Swipe Swipe to unlock screen.
Knock
Code
Tap the pattern that you
set when the screen is OFF
to unlock it.
Pattern Draw pattern to unlock
screen. You can set your
favorite pattern.
PIN Enter a PIN to unlock
screen. Follow the on-
screen instructions to
enter a 4 to 16-digit
number.
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Settings
Select
screen
lock
Password
Enter a password to
unlock screen. Follow the
on-screen instructions
to enter a 4 to 16-digit
password including
alphabets.
Smart Lock Set to unlock the touch
screen automatically by a
trusted cell phone, location
or face that you have set
up.
Screen swipe
eff ect
Set the screen eff ect when
swiping the screen to
unlock.
Pattern eff ect Set pattern input screen
eff ect.
Hidden pattern When tapping lock screen,
set if show pattern dots or
not.
Make pattern
visible
Set to show pattern line or
not.
Hidden PIN Set whether to display
the PIN input area when
tapping the screen.
Randomize PIN
entry
Set whether the number
layout on keyboard is
random when inputting PIN.
Hidden
password
Set whether to display the
password input area when
tapping the screen.
CUSTOMIZE
Wallpaper Set wallpaper when locking
screen.
Shortcuts Customize the shortcut
displayed on the lock
screen.
Weather
animation
Set if update weather
information for current
location or primary city and
display it by animation.
Contact info for
lost phone
Set whether to display
contact information on
the lock screen when this
cell phone is missing.
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Settings
• If you entered an incorrect password for
fi ve times, a message is displayed to
remind you to re-input the password after
30 seconds. If you forget the password,
tap "Forgot password?" on the reentry
screen and log in with your Google
account set up on your cell phone to
unlock screen.
• Note that you cannot unlock the screen if
you forgot the PIN or the password when
Google account has not set up yet.
<Lock screen notifi cation>
• When the screen lock is set to "Knock
Code"/"Pattern"/"PIN"/"Password", a
screen appears so that you can select
the notifi cation displayed on the lock
screen.
When "Hide sensitive only"/"Hide all
notifi cations" is selected, note that the
notifi cation icons, caller's name, phone
number, the number of missed calls/
voicemails may not be displayed on the
lock screen anymore.
LOCK TIME
Lock timer Set time duration from the
screen turns off till it is
locked.
Power button
instantly locks
Set to lock the screen
immediately or not after
pressing the power key.
Note
〈On-Screen Unlock〉
• If you entered an incorrect screen-unlock
patterns for fi ve times, a message is
displayed to remind you to re-input the
pattern after 30 seconds. If you forgot
the screen-unlock pattern, tap "Forgot
pattern?" on the reentry screen and
enter your backup PIN or log in with your
Google account set up on your cell phone
to unlock screen.
• If you entered an incorrect PIN for fi ve
times, a message is displayed to remind
you to re-input the PIN after 30 seconds.
If you forget the PIN, tap "Forgot PIN?"
on the reentry screen and log in with your
Google account set up on your cell phone
to unlock screen.
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Settings
Gestures
Enable or disable each gesture.
ANSWER ME
Silence
incoming
calls
When this cell phone is ringing
or vibrating, fl ip the cell phone
over to make the display face
downwards to stop ringtone or
vibration.
OTHERS
Snooze or
stop alarm
Flip the cell phone over to
make the display face
downwards to stop alarm.
• Snooze function works if you
have set "Snooze duration"
to "Off " in Alarm/Clock
application.
Cinderella
Moment*
Shake this cell phone twice
with the Home screen being
displayed to play the special
animation.
Help Display how to use the
Gestures functions.
SENSOR
Motion
sensor
calibration
Calibrate the accuracy of
sensor (the tilt and speed of
the sensor).
•
Operate it when Gesture does
not work properly.
* Operate only when the Home selection is
"Home".
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Settings
Storage
Display free space in internal storage and
microSD card, operate mount and format.
INTERNAL STORAGE
Total space Total space of the internal
storage is displayed.
Available Available space of the internal
storage is displayed.
Apps,
Audio etc.
Used space of the internal
storage is displayed.
SD CARD
Total space Total space of the microSD
card is displayed.
Available Available space of the microSD
card is displayed.
Unmount
SD card/
Mount SD
card
• Unmount the microSD card
to remove it safely.
• Mount the microSD card to
enable to use it.
Erase SD
card
Clean up all the data (music,
photos, etc.) inside the
microSD card.
Battery
Confi rm the remaining battery, set to restrict
the usage of each function when the battery is
getting less.
BATTERY INFORMATION
Remaining
battery icon
Battery levels are
displayed in percentages.
It displays whether the
battery is being charged,
the expected time to
charge fully/the usable
total time.
Battery usage Confi rm the details of
battery consumption.
Battery
percentage on
status bar
Set whether to display
the remaining battery
on the status bar in
percentage.
BATTERY SAVER
Battery saver (P207)
Help Description related
to battery saver is
displayed.
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Settings
Turn on battery saver
When the remaining battery is less than the
set value, etc. set the battery saver to restrict
the battery consumption by reducing the
screen brightness, etc.
• Confi rm the description related to battery
saver in Help.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Battery" "Battery
saver"
b Turn on "Battery saver"
c "Immediately"/"5% battery"/"15%
battery"
Apps
Manage or delete the installed applications.
Confi rming downloaded application/
all applications
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Apps" tap an
application in "DOWNLOADED"
tab/"ALL" tab/"DISABLED"tab
Force stop Force-quit an application
being activated.
Disable/
Enable/
Uninstall
Disable/enable
application or uninstall
application.
Show
notifi cations
Set if show notifi cation
of update or important
warning.
Clear data
Delete application data.
Clear cache Clear application cache.
Clear defaults Start Initializing when
it is set to start
activating in default.
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Settings
Deleting an application
• Some preinstalled applications may not be
able to be deleted (uninstalled). Part of the
applications can be disabled (P208).
• It is recommended that the applications
purchased from Play Store be delete (P137)
from Google Play screen.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Apps" "ALL" tab
b Tap an application to delete
c "Uninstall" "OK"
Disabling an application
Disabled application stops its operation and it
is not displayed on the Apps screen.
• It will not be uninstalled.
• It is available for some applications or
services that cannot be uninstalled.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Apps" "ALL" tab
b Tap an application to disable
c "Disable" "Yes"
Note
• When an application is disabled, the
linked applications may not run properly.
In such case, enable it again to run
properly.
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Settings
Enable an application again
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Apps" "DISABLED"
tab
b Tap the application you want to
enable again
c "Enable"
Default Message App
Select a message application which is used
normally from "messaging" and "Hangouts".
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Default message app"
b "Messaging"/"Hangouts"
PERSONAL
docomo service/cloud
Set the docomo services/cloud.
docomo ID 設
定 (docomo ID
setting)
Set docomo ID for using in
docomo apps.
docomo cloud Make settings for docomo
cloud compatible services.
docomo
apps
management
Set the settings for regular
update confi rmation, etc.
docomo
apps
password
Set a password for docomo
applications.
• By default, "0000" is set.
AUTO-GPS Set auto GPS function,
view history of the
positioned place and set the
performance with low power.
docomo
location
information
Set settings for imadoco
search/imadocokantan
search/Keitai-Osagashi
Service.
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Settings
Remote
Initialization
Service
Set for using the service by
remote operations such as
initializing all data etc. in the
cell phone.
Profi le
setting
Confi rm/change the
customer's profi le
information which is being
used in each of the docomo
service.
Switch USB
debugging
Make settings for using
dedicated devices such as
those for docomo Shops.
Open source
licenses
Open source licenses are
displayed.
Note
• There are some applications can be
disabled in the applications displayed
in docomo service/cloud. Those
applications may not be displayed in
docomo service/cloud list.
• If you download new applications provided
by docomo, those items may be added
and displayed in docomo service/cloud
list.
Location
Set GPS settings, etc.
Mode (P171)
RECENT LOCATION REQUEST
When there are applications that request the
latest location information, the list is displayed.
LOCATION SERVICES
Camera Set whether to record the
location information in the
photos or videos taken by the
camera.
Google
Location
Reporting
Set whether to use Google
location information service
so that the application can
get the user location quicker.
Gather the anonymous
location information and send
it to Google.
• To use it, setting Google
account is required (P215).
GPS
notifi cation
Set if play back audio and
vibrate while GPS is searching
for location information.
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Settings
Security
Set password settings.
Content
lock
Select a lock type when locking
a fi le in gallery.
ENCRYPTION
Encrypt
phone
Encrypt the system data saved
in the internal storage. After
that, PIN or password is required
every time when the power is
turned on to decode.
• To cancel the encryption,
from the Home screen "Apps"
"Settings" "Security"
"Encrypt phone" and follow
the on-screen instructions.
• Reset this cell phone to the
state after the purchase
to cancel the encryption
(P217).
SIM CARD LOCK
Set up SIM
card lock
(P214)
PASSWORDS
Password
typing
visible
Set if show the last character
of a hidden password or not as
you type.
PHONE ADMINISTRATION
Phone
administrators
Select a device administrator
to activate in this cell phone.
Unknown
sources
Set if allow installation of
applications from sources other
than Google Play.
Verify apps Disallow or warn before
installation of applications that
may cause harm.
CREDENTIAL STORAGE
Storage
type
Show the location for credential
storage backup.
Trusted
credentials
Trusted CA credential is
displayed.
Install from
storage
Install certifi cates from
storage.
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Settings
Clear
credentials
Delete credential information
of all contents and VPN in
credential storage.
• To delete an installed
certifi cate, you need to
delete credential storage.
ADVANCED SETTINGS
Trust
agents
Set whether to execute the
selected operation when a
trusted cell phone is connected.
Screen pin Set whether to fi x a certain
application on the screen of
this cell phone or not.
App usage
access
Set whether to access to a
certain application or not.
• When the home selection is
"docomo LIVE UX", the Machi-
Chara runs even when "しゃ
べってコンシェル (Shabette-
concier)" is OFF.
Security code on this cell phone
Some functions provided for convenient use of the
cell phone require the security code to use them.
Besides a password for screen lock of the cell phone,
a network security code necessary for the network
services etc. are available. Make use of the cell
phone using an appropriate security code according
to the purpose.
• Entered PIN/password for screen lock,
network security code, PIN code and PUK
code are shown as "•".
■ Cautions on using security codes
• Avoid using a number that is easy to
guess, such as "birth date", "part of your
phone number", "street address number or
room number", "1111", and "1234". Make
sure to make a note of the security code
you set lest you should forget it.
• 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 security codes, you should bring
your offi cial identifi cation (such as driver's
license), the cell phone, and docomo nano
UIM card with you to the nearest docomo
Shop. For details, contact the "docomo
Information Center" on the last page of this
manual.
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Settings
• The PUK code is written on the
subscription form (copy for customer)
handed at the subscription in the docomo
Shop. If you have subscribed at other than
docomo Shop, you should bring your offi cial
identifi cation (such as driver's license),
the docomo nano UIM card with you to the
nearest docomo Shop or contact "docomo
Information Center" on the last page of this
manual.
■ PIN/password for screen lock
The security code is used for lock function of
the cell phone.
■ Network security code
The network security code is a 4-digit
number necessary for using the docomo
Network Services or identifi cation at
reception of your request in docomo Shop or
at docomo Information Center, or when using
"お客様サポート (customer support)". It can be
set to any number at the subscription and
also changed later by yourself.
For details on Network security code, refer to
NTT DOCOMO website.
■
PIN code
The docomo nano UIM card 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 is a 4- to 8-digit number (code) that
must be entered for user confi rmation to
prevent unauthorized use of docomo nano
UIM card by a third party every time you
insert the docomo nano UIM card into the
cell phone when the cell phone is powered on.
You can set entering the PIN code enables
making/receiving calls and cell phone
operations.
• If you use a docomo nano UIM card that
has been currently used when you buy a
new cell phone, use the same PIN code
that had been set on the current cell
phone. 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".
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Settings
■ PIN unblocking key (PUK)
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 docomo
nano UIM card will be locked. If this
happens, please contact a docomo Shop.
Setting PIN code
You can set to require the PIN code entry for
using the cell phone when the power is turned
on.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Security"
b "Set up SIM card lock"
c "Lock SIM card"
d Enter PIN and tap "OK"
• Place a check mark in "Lock SIM card".
Changing PIN
Enable PIN beforehand.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Security"
b "Set up SIM card lock"
c "Change SIM PIN"
d Enter the current PIN, and tap "OK"
e Enter a new PIN and tap "OK"
f Enter the same PIN that you entered
in step 5 and tap "OK"
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Settings
Entering PIN
Follow the operations below if you are asked to
enter the PIN when turning on this cell phone.
a Enter the PIN of the docomo nano
UIM card, and tap "OK"
Unlocking PIN
Follow the operations below to unlock PIN
when you have entered PIN incorrectly for 3
times in a row.
a From the PUK input screen, enter
PUK code and tap "OK"
b Enter a new PIN and tap "OK"
c Enter the same PIN as you entered
in step 2 and tap "OK"
Accounts & sync
Add or delete an account used in this cell
phone, such as Google account. Set
synchronization settings.
Setting account
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Accounts & sync"
b "Add account"
c Tap an account type you want to add
d Set according to the on-screen
instructions
Note
• The application automatically synchronizes
data if "Auto-sync data" is turned on.
Packet communication fee may be charged
when operating the above operations. Also
it consumes more battery than when "Auto-
sync data" is turned off .
• When synchronizing manually, from the
Home screen "Apps" "Settings"
"Accounts & sync" select an account
type tap an account to synchronize tap
the items to synchronize, or "Sync now".
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Settings
Removing account
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Accounts & sync"
b Tap an account type to delete
c Tap the account name to delete
d "Remove account" "OK"
Note
• docomo account cannot be added or
deleted.
Language & input
Set language and keyboard settings in this
cell phone. You can also set voice input and
output settings.
Language Select a language you use in
this cell phone.
KEYBOARD & INPUT METHODS
Default Select default keyboard and
input method.
Google voice
typing
Tap to place a check mark
to use. Also tap to set the
settings.
LG Japanese
keyboard
Tap to set settings
(P62).
Moji-Henshu
Tap to confi rm the application
information and open source
license information.
SPEECH
Voice Search Set up a language to use in
voice recognition.
Text-to-
speech
output
Set speech settings. You can
set preferred engine, speech
rate and listen to an example.
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Settings
MOUSE/TRACKPAD
Pointer
speed
Set pointer speed when this
cell phone is connected a
with mouse or a trackpad.
Backup & reset
Initialize settings.
BACKUP & RESTORE
Backup my
data
Set to backup on the Google
server or not.
Backup
account
Set an account for backup.
Add an account to use as a
backup in "Add account".
Automatic
restore
Restore the backed up
settings and data when
installing an application again.
PERSONAL DATA
Factory data
reset
Delete all the data inside this
cell phone.
Initializing this cell phone
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Backup & reset"
b "Factory data reset" "Reset
phone" "Delete all" "OK"
• When deleting the data saved in microSD
card, place a check mark in "Erase SD
card".
Note
• The battery level should be more than
30% for initializing this cell phone.
• Backup your data such as images,
videos and music on PC. For details
about connection method, refer to "File
Management" (P224) and "External
Device Connection" (P237).
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Settings
SYSTEM
Set shortcut keys, date and time, accessibility,
mickey window cover, print and cell phone
information.
Shortcut Key
Set whether to quickly access to QMemo+ or
camera when the screen is turned off or when
pressing and holding the volume key on the
lock screen.
Date & time
Set settings about date and time.
Auto-date &
time
Set the automatic retrieval of
date and time information via
the network.
Auto-time
zone
Set the automatic retrieval of
time zone information via the
network.
Set date Set date manually.
• Set up the settings after
turn off "Auto-date & time".
Set time Set time manually.
• Set up the settings after
turn off "Auto-date & time".
Select time
zone
Set time zone manually.
• Set up the settings after
turn off "Auto-time zone".
Use 24-hour
format
Set to display the time in 24-
hour or 12-hour format.
Select date
format
Set the date format.
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Settings
Accessibility
Set application settings related to
accessibility.
VISION
TalkBack Enable user assistance
services such as responding
to user operations via audio
and vibrations, reading out
text . Also set settings of
speech, other feedback,
touch exploration, etc.
Font size Select from "Minimum",
"Small", "Medium", "Large",
"Very large", "Maximum".
Invert colors The colors of screen and
contents are inverted.
Color
adjustment
Adjust the display color of
screen and contents.
Touch zoom Zoom in or zoom out by triple-
tapping the screen.
Voice
notifi cations
Set whether to read out the
sender's information and
the message contents of
a received message (SMS)
automatically.
• Set preferred engine, adjust
speech rate and listen to
an example demonstration
in "Voice notifi cations
language".
Screen shade Set the brightness to the
minimum to save battery.
Accessibility
shortcut
Set whether to enable the
start of accessibility function
from each of the screens.
Text-to-
speech
output
Set speech settings. You can
set preferred engine, speech
rate and listen to an example.
HEARING
Audio type Select an audio type from
"Mono"/"Stereo".
Sound
balance
Adjust the volume balance by
sliding to left or right.
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Settings
Notifi cation
LED
Set to turning on the LED
light during an incoming call
or a notifi cation.
Flash
alerts
Set the camera fl ash to blink
during an incoming call or a
notifi cation.
Turn off all
sounds
Set whether to turn off all the
sounds.
Captions Customize the subtitle
settings for hard-of-hearing
people.
PHYSICAL AND MOTOR
Touch
feedback
time
Select a touch response
sensitivity from "Short",
"Medium" and "Long".
Touch
assistant
Display the touch board
to access to the physical
button functions or a gesture
quickly.
Screen
timeout
Set time duration
before screen turns off
automatically.
RECOGNITION
Touch
control
areas
Set the screen area where
the touch operation is not
allowed.
SYSTEM
Auto-rotate
screen
Automatically switch the
screen to portrait display/
landscape display when this
cell phone is rotated.
Password
voice
confi rmation
Use TalkBack to read the
input password out loud.
Power key
ends call
Press the power button to
end a call.
• With a check mark, when
the backlight is black out
during talking on the phone
and the screen is locked,
press the power key twice
to end the call.
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Settings
Accessibility
settings
shortcut
Triple-tap the home key to
toggle "TalkBack", "Invert colors"
and "Touch assistant". You
can also jump to "Accessibility
settings". When you choose
"Show all", you can select
functions to set at any time.
SERVICES
Switch
Access
The operations when
the back key, or home
key, etc. is pressed set
whether controlling is to be
substituted by physical key
combinations such as the
power key, etc.
Note
• You can download and set applications
compatible with user assistance services
from Google Play.
• If you authorize the usage of TalkBack, be
careful since personal information such
as credit card numbers, etc. might also be
recorded in exchanges via user interfaces.
If perchance, data and information which
were registered happen to be leaked,
please be forewarned that DOCOMO shall
not bear any responsibility.
• If TalkBack is allowed to use, the Touch
guide function also becomes valid. The
Touch guide is a function which can read
aloud and display explanations of the items
where your fi nger is positioned. After you
once turn on the Touch guide functions, tap
items once to select them, after they are
selected, then double tapping and scrolling
become a two fi nger operation.
To turn off the Touch guide individually, from
the Home screen, "Apps" "Settings"
"Accessibility" "TalkBack" "Settings"
remove check mark from "Explore by touch".
• When the Home screen is set to docomo
LIVE UX, TalkBack may not function normally.
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Settings
Mickey Window Cover
Set up the Mickey Window Cover L01 which is
in the package.
Select apps Select applications used on the
Mickey Window Cover L01.
Preview
emails &
messages
When a mail (docomo mail /
Email) or a message is received,
set whether to display the
notifi cation on the mickey
window cover screen.
• When the screen lock is set
to "Knock Code"/"Pattern"/
"PIN"/"Password", the check
mark will be canceled
automatically. Even when the
screen lock is set to "Knock
Code"/"Pattern"/"PIN"/
"Password", you need to
place a check mark manually
to display the mail (docomo
mail/Email) and message
notifi cation on window
screen.
Auto-
unlock
When the screen lock is set to
"Touch" or "Swipe", the screen
lock is canceled automatically
when the fl ip section is opened.
Help Help is displayed.
Printing
Set or manage the printer which uses Google
cloud print.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Printing" "Cloud
Print"
b Turn on "Cloud Print"
• Available printers are listed.
• Tap to add a printer or change the
settings.
Note
• To use cloud print, setting Google
account is required (P215).
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Settings
About Phone
Information related to this cell phone is
displayed.
Phone name Set phone name for
Bluetooth®, Wi-Fi Direct®,
etc.
Update
Center
App
Updates
(P273)
Software
Update
(P268)
Network Network, mobile network
type, service state,
roaming, mobile network
state and IP address are
displayed.
Status Your phone number and
IMEI are displayed.
Battery The battery status,
remaining power and
the usage state are
displayed.
Hardware info Model number (model
name), up time, Wi-
Fi® MAC address and
Bluetooth® address are
displayed.
Software info Android version,
baseband version, kernel
version, build number and
software version being
used in this cell phone are
displayed.
Legal info Legal documents for LG
software, open source
license, Google legal are
displayed.
Checking your own phone number
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "About phone"
"Status"
• Your phone number is displayed in "My
phone number".
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Settings
File Management
Storage Structure
This cell phone (Internal
Storage)
Main created folders in the phone (internal
storage) at the time of purchase are as
follows.
• Depending on operations on the cell
phone, displayed folders may diff er.
Alarms Save music data etc. for
alarm sound.
Android Save setting data or
temporary fi les for the
system or applications.
DCIM Save still image/video data
shot by the camera (when
the saving location is set to
the cell phone).
Download Save data downloaded by the
browser.
Movies Save video data.
Music Save music data.
Notifi cations Saves music data etc. to be
set as notifi cation sound.
Pictures The still image data is saved.
Podcasts Podcast data is saved.
Preload The data saved beforehand
after purchasing is saved.
Ringtones Save music data etc. for
ringtone or alarm sound.
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File Management
microSD card (External
Storage)
You can attach microSD card (including
microSDHC card and microSDXC card) to the
cell phone and use it.
• This cell phone supports a microSD card of up
to 2 GB, a microSDHC card of up to 32 GB,
and a microSDXC card of up to 128 GB (as
of May 2015).
• A microSDXC card can only be used with
SDXC compatible devices. Do not insert a
microSDXC card into a device incompatible
with SDXC since it may cause damage to the
data stored in the microSDXC card.
• To use microSDXC card again with damaged
data inside, you need to initialize the
microSDXC card with an SDXC compatible
device (all data will be deleted).
• To data copy with an SDXC incompatible
device, please use a card that meets the
standard of a copy destination/copy source
device such as microSDHC card or microSD
card.
• Consult each microSD card manufacturer for
information about the compatible microSD
card.
• The UHS speed class of microSD card
supported by this cell phone is class 1.
• The speed class of microSD card supported
by this cell phone is up to class
10. Inserting microSD card
a Detach the back cover (P36)
b Remove the battery pack (P47)
c With the metal contacts facing
down, insert the microSD card
into the microSD card slot in the
direction of arrow mark until it is
fi xed
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File Management
Removing microSD card
When removing the microSD card, make sure
to unlock the SD card mount (safely remove)
before removing it (P206).
a Detach the back cover (P36)
b Remove the battery pack (P47)
c Pull microSD card straight out in
direction of arrow mark
Formatting microSD card
Note that formatting microSD card erases all
data in the microSD card.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Storage"
b "Erase SD card" "Erase SD card"
"Erase everything"
• When the unlock screen appears, perform
unlocking method and then tap "Erase
everything".
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File Management
File Operations
File or Folder Operations
Use "File Manager" to display or manage the
data, such as the still images, videos, music or
documents, which were saved in this cell phone
or in cloud storage.
Storage in this cell phone
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "All fi les"/"Music"/"Image"/"Video"/
"Document"
c Tap a folder or fi le
d When the application selection
screen is displayed, select an
application to use "OK"
• The fi le is displayed/played.
Cloud storage
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "Dropbox"
• To use Dropbox, you need to have a
Dropbox account. Follow the on-screen
instructions.
Creating a folder
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "All fi les" "Internal storage"/"SD
card" tap the folder if necessary
c enter a folder name "Save"
Note
• A folder can only be created in "Internal
storage" or "SD card" of "All fi les", or
inside "Dropbox".
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File Management
Renaming a fi le or folder
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "All fi les"/"Music"/"Image"/"Video"/
"Document" tap a folder if
necessary
c Touch and hold a folder/fi le
"Rename" Enter a name "Save"
Note
• When purchasing, some folders such as
"Android" or "DCIM" which were created in
this main unit (internal storage) cannot
be moved or copied.
Deleting a fi le or folder
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "All fi les"/"Music"/"Image"/"Video"/
"Document" tap a folder if
necessary
c Touch and hold a folder/fi le
"Delete" "Yes"
Note
• When purchasing, some folders such as
"Android" or "DCIM" which were created in
this main unit (internal storage) cannot
be moved or copied.
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File Management
Moving/Copying a fi le or folder
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "All fi les" tap the folder if
necessary
c Touch and hold a folder/fi le
"Move"/"Copy"
d Display the moving destination/copy
destination folder "OK"
Note
• When purchasing, some folders such as
"Android" or "DCIM" which were created in
this main unit (internal storage) cannot
be moved or copied.
Searching Data
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"File Manager"
b "All fi les"/"Music"/"Image"/"Video"/
"Document"
c enter keyword(s) you want to
search
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File Management
Data Communication
Bluetooth
®
Communication
Connect this cell phone to Bluetooth®
devices wirelessly, to exchange data.
• For Bluetooth® compatible version or profi le,
refer to "Main Specifi cations" (P274).
• For Bluetooth® setting and operation
procedure, refer to the manual of the
Bluetooth® devices being connected.
• We do not guarantee that this cell phone can
be connected to all Bluetooth® devices
wirelessly.
■ Notes on using Bluetooth® function
• The distance between this cell phone and
another Bluetooth® device should be
kept within approximately 10 m with no
obstructions in sight. The detectable
distance may be shorter than 10 m when
there are obstructions between this cell
phone and a Bluetooth® device, 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 fl oor 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 cell phone 2 m or
more away from another device such as
home electric appliances, AV devices,
OA devices, etc. Microwave oven can
easily aff ect Bluetooth® function, so keep
this cell phone 3 m or more away from
the microwave oven. 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 or else this cell phone
cannot be connected to the device. Strong
radio waves may prevent from connection
between this cell phone and the Bluetooth®
device.
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Data Communication
• Wireless connection is available when
Bluetooth® device is 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 cell
phone.
• The radio wave from Bluetooth® may aff ect
the operation of medical electronics etc.
Bluetooth® communication in some cases
may result in an accident, so turn off this
cell phone and other Bluetooth® devices in
the following places.
- On trains
- On airplanes
- In hospitals
- Near automatic doors or fi re alarms
- In places such as gas stations where
fl ammable 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 fi 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 cell phone, pass code may
sometimes be displayed as "PIN".
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Data Communication
Turning ON Bluetooth®
Function to Make this
cell phone Discoverable
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Bluetooth"
b Turn on "Bluetooth"
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 cell phone
You can change the name of this cell phone
displayed on another device when
communicating via Bluetooth® communication.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Bluetooth"
b Turn on "Bluetooth"
c "Edit phone name"
d Enter a name "Save"
Pairing/Connecting with
Other Bluetooth® Device
To transfer data by Bluetooth® communication,
perform pairing (pairing setting) with another
device in advance, and then register it to this
cell phone.
• Depending on Bluetooth® devices, there are
devices with only pairing and those conduct
till connection.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "Bluetooth"
b Turn on "Bluetooth"
• Detected Bluetooth® devices are
displayed by list.
• If no Bluetooth® devices are displayed,
tap "Search" to re-search.
c Tap a desired device to connect
with "Pair"
• Pass key (PIN) may be required depending
on the Bluetooth® device to be connected
to.
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Data Communication
Note
• Even for devices requiring pass code
(PIN) when pairing, once pairing is
performed, it is not necessary to enter
the pass code (PIN) to reconnect after
disconnected as long as the paring is not
canceled.
• You can set pairing even if it is a
device unable to connect such as an
incompatible profi le. However, it cannot
be connected even if you tap the device.
• Tap on the paired device
"Connection access" to select whether to
always confi rm automatic connection or
not.
• Devices that are not compatible with
SCMS-T cannot play data such as music
data despite the types of audio related
data.
When answering pairing request from
another device
When a screen asking for pairing when
connecting Bluetooth® communication is
displayed, tap "Pair" or enter pass code (PIN) if
required, then tap "OK".
Disconnecting
a Tap the device you want to
disconnect from "PAIRED DEVICES"
list "OK"
Canceling pairing
a Tap beside the device that you
want to unpair from the "PAIRED
DEVICES" list "Unpair"
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Data Communication
Sending/Receiving Data via
Bluetooth® Function
• Turn on Bluetooth® function beforehand to
make this cell phone detectable.
Sending data via Bluetooth® function
You can send data of phonebook (name card data
in vcf format), fi les such as photos or videos, etc.
to another Bluetooth
®
device (PC etc.).
• For sending, perform the operation from
the menu such as "Share"/"Send" of each
application.
Example: Sending a photo from Gallery
a Pairing/connecting this cell phone
with another Bluetooth® device
(P232)
b From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Gallery" select and display the
photo you want to send
c "Bluetooth" select a
Bluetooth® device
d Receive the data by following the
on-screen instructions on the device
of the recipient
Receiving data via Bluetooth®
function
a Pair/connect (P232) this cell
phone with another Bluetooth® device
b The data is sent from the other
Bluetooth® device
c Tap "Accept" when Bluetooth®
authorization request screen is
displayed on this cell phone
• appears in the status bar, and data
reception starts.
• You can confi rm data reception on the
notifi cation panel.
• Message screen appears at the bottom
screen after receiving data.
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Data Communication
NFC Communication
NFC is short for Near Field Communication.
It is an international standard proximity
wireless communication system determined
by ISO (International Organization for
Standardization). This cell phone enables non-
contact IC card function, Reader/writer
function, P2P function, etc.
Use NFC function to transfer data with other
compatible devices.
• For holding over the other device, see P140.
Android Beam
You can transmit and receive data with a
device equipped with Reader/Writer, P2P
functions.
• Enable the Reader/Writer, P2P function and
place a check mark in "Android Beam".
• If NFC/Osaifu-Keitai is set to lock, Android
beam cannot be used.
• Depending on the application, Android beam
may not be used.
• We do not guarantee any communication with
a cell phone equipped with Reader/Writer,
P2P functions.
• If terms of use screen is displayed when
sending or receiving data, confi rm the contents
and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Data Communication
Transmitting data
Transmit fi les of browser webpages, contacts,
images and video to other NFC compatible
terminals.
Example: To transmit images from Gallery
a Enable the Android beam function on
the receiving end cell phone
b Enable the Reader/Writer, P2P
function on this cell phone and
place a check mark in "Android
Beam" (P195)
c From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Gallery" select an image to
transmit
d Align the mark on this cell phone
and the receiving end cell phone,
and bring them close together
• The beam share screen is displayed.
e Tap beam share screen
• The beam receiving starts on the
receiving end cell phone.
Sending data
a Enable the Android beam function on
the receiving end cell phone
b Enable the Reader/Writer, P2P
function on this cell phone and
place a check mark in "Android
Beam" (P195)
c Align the mark on this cell phone
and the transmitting end cell
phone, and bring them close
together
• The beam receiving starts.
• is displayed in the status bar.
• Reception status can be confi rmed via
the notifi cation panel.
• After reception ends, a message is
displayed on the status bar.
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Data Communication
External Device Connection
Connecting with a PC
You can synchronize data, such as music,
with "Windows Media Player" on your PC by
connecting this cell phone with your PC via
the microUSB Cable 01 (optional), and drag
and drop the data to transfer it between the
PC and this cell phone.
• To recognize this cell phone on your PC, a
dedicated driver and Windows Media Player
11 or later are required.
- For details about how to download and
operate the dedicated driver, refer to the
homepage below.
http://www.lg.com/jp/support/software-
manuals (In Japanese only)
- You can download the latest Windows
Media Player on Microsoft website.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/
windows/download-windows-media-player
• Some functions such as shooting and playing
a video may not work while this cell phone
is being connected with a PC.
• Some data may not be available due to copyright.
Note
• To operate a fi le, operating environment
on PC side is shown as follows:
- OS*: Windows 8.1/Windows 8/
Windows 7/Windows Vista
- Windows Media Player: Windows Media
Player 11 or later
* We do not guarantee operations
conducted in environment with
upgraded OS or in added/changed
environment.
• Use a PC to back up the client's data
saved in the internal storage of this
cell phone and microSD card.
• The data saved in the internal storage of
this cell phone or microSD card from other
devices such as PCs may not be able to
display on this cell phone. Also, the data
saved in the PC from this cell phone may
not be able to display on other devices.
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External Device Connection
Connecting this cell phone with a PC
a Insert the microUSB plug of microUSB
Cable 01 (optional) in the microUSB
connection cell phone of this cell phone
• Insert the microUSB plug horizontally with
USB mark facing up.
b Insert the USB plug of microUSB
Cable 01 in the USB port on PC
• This cell phone is recognized automatically
on a PC.
Note
• While reading or writing the data, do not
disconnect the power.
• Do not unplug microUSB cable during reading
or writing data. Loss of data may cause.
Using as Media Device
Connect this cell phone and a PC with
microUSB Cable 01 (optional). This cell phone is
recognized as a media device (MTP) and you
can transfer media fi les such as images,
music or videos.
a Connect this cell phone to PC via
microUSB Cable 01 (P238)
b Open the Notifi cation panel
Confi rm "Media device (MTP)" is
displayed
• When "Send images (PTP)" is displayed,
"Send images (PTP)" "Media device
(MTP)".
• If the "Install PC programs" screen is
displayed on this cell phone, tap "Cancel".
c Operate the PC to transfer data
between the cell phone and the PC
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External Device Connection
Using as Camera Device
Connect this cell phone and a PC with
microUSB cable 01 (optional) and turn to
Send images (PTP) mode. You can transfer
still images and videos to the PC.
• Use the Send images (PTP) mode to transfer
the data to the PCs which do not support
MTP.
a Connect this cell phone to PC via
microUSB cable 01 (P238)
b Open the Notifi cation panel "Media
device (MTP)" place a check mark
in "Send images (PTP)"
• When "Install PC programs" screen is
displayed on this cell phone, tap
"Cancel".
c Operate PC to transfer data
between the cell phone and the PC
Connecting with Printer
You can print browser images or pictures with
a Wi-Fi® supported printer.
• For operation method about Wi-Fi® supported
printer, check the instruction manual.
• This cell phone and the printer need to
be connected with either the same Wi-
Fi® network or the same Wi-Fi Direct®.
• The following fi le formats are compatible to a
Wi-Fi® supported printer.
■ File formats available to print out
Image fi le jpeg, jpg, png, tiff , gif, bmp,
x-ms-bmp, webp, wbmp
Wireless Print
Example: Printing out pictures from Gallery
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Gallery"
b Select a picture you want to print
out
c "Print"
d Follow the on-screen instructions
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External Device Connection
Connecting with Other
Devices
Using SmartShare Beam
Use SmartShare Beam to send or receive
contents.
Setting SmartShare Beam
Set to publish the contents on this cell phone
on other client devices.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "SmartShare
Beam"
b Turn on "SmartShare Beam"
(Device
name)
Change the name of this
cell phone which is displayed
on another device.
Storage Set a destination to save
the received data.
Auto-
accept
requests
When there is an request
from other clients, set to
allow automatically or not.
Timeout When SmartShare Beam
is not being used, set the
time duration before it
turns off automatically.
File
transfer
history
Display the list of all the
fi les which were sent/
received by SmartShare
Beam.
Help Display Help.
240
External Device Connection
Sending fi les to client device via
SmartShare Beam
You can send contents in this cell phone to
other client devices.
Example: Sending pictures from Gallery
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Gallery"
b Select a picture you want to send
c "SmartShare Beam"
d Tap a device to send the picture
• When it is sent by Wi-Fi Direct®, turn
on the SmartShare Beam on the client
receiving device in advance.
• When it is sent by Bluetooth®, pair with
the client receiving device in advance.
• When the device is not displayed, tap
"Rescan" to scan the device.
Receiving fi les to client device via
SmartShare Beam
You can receive contents from other client
devices.
a When "File transfer" screen is
displayed, "Yes"/"Accept"
• is displayed on the status bar. Data
reception starts.
• You can confi rm the reception condition
from notifi cation panel.
• When data is received, a message screen
is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
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External Device Connection
Connecting with TV
You can connect this cell phone with a TV
to display videos and pictures.
• To connect this cell phone with a TV, use a
commercially available SlimPort supported
cable or SlimPort supported accessory.
• HDMI cell phone, HDTV cell phone, VGA cell phone
or DisplayPort cell phone is necessary on
the TV being connected with.
• Depending on TV, the required SlimPort
supported cable or SlimPort supported
accessory may diff er.
• We do not guarantee any operations with
SlimPort supported cables and SlimPort
supported accessories.
• Connect from TV side in order.
• To connect with a TV, refer to the instruction
manual of TV or SlimPort supported cable, or
the instruction manual of SlimPort supported
accessories.
• To connect a SlimPort supported accessory,
refer to the instruction manual of SlimPort
supported accessories.
• When connecting this cell phone with a
SlimPort supported accessory, confi rm the
direction of the microUSB plug and insert it
horizontally.
Note
<Usage of SlimPort supported cable or
SlimPort supported accessory>
• Video or audio may not be output properly
when connecting with a TV which does
not support HDCP. Depending on the
contents, some may not allowed to output
from the content provider, some may be
checked on due to the functional issues.
• When starting outputting, images may
not be displayed properly due to output
mode switch problem depending on the
TV being connected with. In that case,
switch input mode by TV remote.
• Depending on the TV being connected
with, data output from this cell phone may
not be able to show full size. Change the
TV display setting to adjust it.
• When connecting with a SlimPort
supported cable, hold the SlimPort
supported cable and do not lift this
cell phone.
• When not displaying on TV, remove the
SlimPort supported cable or SlimPort
supported accessory.
• When connecting a cable, signal may get
infl uenced by your using environment.
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External Device Connection
Displaying on Wi-Fi® Miracast
Supported Device via Wi-Fi®
Connection
Connect this cell phone and a Wi-Fi® Miracast
supported device via Wi-Fi® connection to show
videos and pictures on TV or on a display.
• Turn on Wi-Fi® function beforehand.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Miracast"
b Turn on "Miracast"
• Tap "Search for devices" if the Wi-Fi®
Miracast supported device you want to
connect is not displayed.
c Tap a Wi-Fi® Miracast supported
device
Disconnecting Wi-Fi® Miracast
supported device
a Tap a device to disconnect "OK"
Note
• Video or audio may not be output properly
when connecting with a device that does
not support HDCP. Depending on the
contents, some may not be allowed to
output from the content provider, some
may be checked on due to the functional
issues.
• When you have an incoming call during
connection, the incoming call screen is
also displayed in the connected device.
• For some applications, contents are
displayed in the connected device.
Operations such as playback in this
cell phone are available.
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External Device Connection
Using Overseas
Overview of International
Roaming (WORLD WING)
The international roaming service (WORLD
WING) allows you to use your cell phone in the
service areas of overseas operators affi
liated with DOCOMO, with the same phone
number and email address. Calls and SMS can
be used without changing settings.
● Available network
This cell phone placed in class 5. You can
use it in LTE network, 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 about the available
areas.
● Before using this cell phone overseas,
read the following item.
• NTT DOCOMO's website.
Note
• For country codes/international call
access codes/universal number
international prefi x, supported countries/
areas and network operators, refer to
NTT DOCOMO's website.
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Using Overseas
Available Service
Overseas
Main
communication
service
3G 3G850 GSM
(GPRS) LTE
Calls ○○ ○×
*2
SMS ○○ ○○
Email*1○○ ○○
Browser*
1
○○ ○○
（○: Available ×: Unavailable）
*1 To use data communication when roaming,
turn ON the data roaming settings (P246).
*2 Calls via 3G.
Note
• Some services are not available depending
on the overseas network operator or network.
• Confi rm the name of the network operator
being connected on the notifi cation panel
(P70).
Before Using Overseas
Confi rming before Departure
Before using this cell phone overseas, check
the following information in Japan.
● Contract
• Check whether you have applied for
WORLD WING. For more details, contact
"General Inquiries" on the back cover of this
instruction manual.
● Battery Charge
• About charging, see DOCOMO website.
● Charges
• Fees are charged diff erently (call fee,
packet communication fee) for overseas
use from the charge in Japan. For details,
see DOCOMO website.
• Auto communication may start depending
on the applications you use, therefore
packet communication fees may become
high. Ask the supplier for operating
conditions of each application.
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Using Overseas
Pre-confi guring
● Network service confi guration
If you have subscribed Network service,
voice mail service, call forwarding service,
number notifi 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.
- From Japan (P112)
- From overseas (P252)
• Network service may not be available to
use depending on the network operator
you are using abroad even if you can set or
cancel the settings.
Confi rming Overseas
When you arrive at overseas, this cell phone
automatically connects to an available network
operator when it is powered on.
● About connections
Place a check mark in "Choose automatically"
of "Network operators" to select the optimum
network automatically.
Settings for Using Overseas
Setting data roaming
To perform packet communication overseas,
you need to turn on data roaming.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Mobile
networks"
b "Data roaming" confi rm notes
screen and tap“OK”
Setting a network operator
While purchasing, this cell phone is set to
detect the available networks automatically
and switch to it. When setting up manually,
set the following settings.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "More..." "Mobile
networks" "Network operators"
"Search networks"
• Search and display available networks.
• When an error occurs during the network
search, turn off "Data enabled" and
perform it again (P192).
b Select a network of network operators
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Using Overseas
Setting network mode
a From the Home screen, "Apps",
"Settings" "More…" "Mobile
networks" "Preferred network
type"
b "LTE/3G/GSM(Auto)"/"LTE/3G"/
"3G/GSM"/"3G"/"GSM"
About date & time
If you place a check mark in "Auto-date & time"
and "Auto-time zone" in "Date & time", 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, set the time zone
manually.
• The timing of these changes may diff er
depending on the overseas operators.
• "Date & time" → P218
Inquiries
• If your cell phone or docomo nano UIM card 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 the back
cover of this manual. Please note that you
are liable for any call or communication
charges incurred after the loss or theft of
this cell phone.
• You will need the country's "international
call access code" or "universal number
international prefi x" if calling from a land-line
phone overseas.
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Using Overseas
How to Make and Receive
Calls at Your Location
Making Calls to Other
Countries (including Japan)
You can use the international roaming
service to make calls to other countries while
overseas.
• For information of available countries or
network operators, see NTT DOCOMO's
website.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
b Enter "+" (touch and hold down "0" )
country code area code other
party's phone number in order
• If the area code begins with "0", remove
the fi rst "0" when entering the number.
However, "0" may be required in some
countries and regions such as Italy.
c "Call to <country
name>"/"Call without int'l prefi x"
• The country name set in "Country code"
of "International dial assist" is displayed in
the above <country name>. For example,
in case of "Japan" (+81), "Call to Japan"
is displayed.
d Tap "End call" to end the call
Note
• When placing a check mark in "Automatic
conversion function" of "International dial
assist", enter a number starts from area
code the same as when you call in Japan
tap "Converted number".
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Using Overseas
Making a Call Domestically
You can make a call to the other party's land-
line phone or a mobile phone in the same way
as in Japan.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Dial" tab
b Enter the other party's phone
number
• To make a call to a land-line phone, enter
the area code and the other party's phone
number.
c
d Tap "End call" to end the call
Making a Call to WORLD
WING Users
When the other party that you are making a
call to is a WORLD WING user, make a call as
if you are making 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)
fi 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.
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Using Overseas
Receiving Calls Overseas
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 call is charged
the same as the call to Japan, and the
receiver is charged the incoming call
charge.
• Even if the other party has made a call
with notifi cation of the Caller ID set,
you may not be notifi ed of the Caller ID
depending on the overseas operator.
Also, the number you are notifi ed of may
diff er from the other party's Caller ID
depending on the network that the other
party is using.
• "Reject call setting" may not be declined
during use overseas (P112).
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 you do
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 is -81- 90 (or
80, 70) -XXXX-XXXX
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Using Overseas
Setting International
Roaming
Setup to use the international roaming service
or international phone calls.
• Depending on the overseas network operator,
roaming cannot be setup in some cases.
a From the Home screen, "Phone"
"Call settings" " Roaming
settings"
b Change the settings if necessary
Restricting incoming
calls
During the international
roaming, set to restrict
the incoming calls or not.
Incoming notifi cation
while roaming
During the international
roaming, set to notify the
incoming calls via SMS
or not when in places
out of service, etc.
Roaming guidance
During the international
roaming, the
notifi cation that you
are being overseas will
be sent to the caller.
International
dial assist
Automatic
conversion
function
Set ON/OFF
of Automatic
conversions.
• When it is turned
on, an international
dial assist screen
appears for calls
with "+" entered at
the beginning of the
phone number. Tap
"International call"
to convert "+" to an
international access
code registered in
"International prefi x".
Country
code
Add country code for
international call.
International
prefi x
Add prefi x
international access
code for international
call.
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Using Overseas
Network
service
Remote
operation
(charged)
Set network services
such as voicemail
from overseas.
• Activate "Remote
operation settings"
beforehand.
• For operations
from overseas,
international call
fee to Japan in the
country you use is
charged.
• Depending on
overseas network
operators, you
cannot make the
settings.
Caller ID
notifi cation
request
service
(charged)
Roaming
call
notifi cation
(charged)
Roaming
guidance
(charged)
Voice
mail
(charged)
Call
forwarding
(charged)
After Returning to
Japan
When you return to Japan, this cell phone
automatically connects to the docomo
network. If it is unable to connect, change the
following settings.
• Set "Preferred network type" to "LTE/3G/GSM
(Auto)" (P247).
• Place a check mark in "Choose automatically"
of "Network operators" (P246).
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Appendix/Index
Troubleshooting (FAQs)
Troubleshooting
• First, check whether software update is
required. If so, update the software (Software
Update → P268).
• If it does not improve after confi rming the
check items, contact "Repairs" (in Japanese
only) on the back cover of this manual or a
repair counter specifi ed by DOCOMO.
■ Power supply
Symptom Check item
Power does
not turn on
• Is the battery pack installed
correctly? → P46
• Is the battery dead?
→ P47
■ Charging
Symptom Check item
Cannot
charge
notifi cation
LED light
does not light
up or blink
• Is the battery pack installed
correctly? → P46
• Is the adapter plug and
cigar lighter plug properly
inserted into power outlet
or cigar lighter socket?
• Are the adapter and this
cell phone set properly?
• When using the AC adapter
(optional), is the AC adapter
fi rmly connected to this cell
phone?
• Any call or data
communication while
charging, or using other
functions for a long time
may result in this cell phone
getting hot and Notifi cation
LED light may blink. In this
case, charge again after
this cell phone cools down.
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■cell phone operations
Symptom Check item
Becomes
hot during
operation or
charging
• While operating or
charging, or if you operate
applications or watch
TV for a long time while
charging, the cell phone,
battery pack or adapter
may become hot. There is
no operation problems and
you can continue to use it.
Battery life is
short
• This cell phone, internal
battery 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
an operation hazard, so you
can continue using them.
• The operating time of
the battery pack varies
depending on the operating
environment and the
secular degradation of the
battery pack.
Symptom Check item
Battery life is
short
• The battery pack is a
consumable accessory.
The usage duration of
the battery per 1 charge
decreases gradually
each time the battery
is recharged. When the
operation time is too short
even if the cell phone is
fully charged, purchase a
new battery pack of the
specifi ed type.
Power is
automatically
turned
off or the
cell phone is
automatically
restarted.
• If the contacts of battery
pack are dirty, the contact
may become poor and the
power may shut off . When
it is dirty, clean the battery
pack with a dry cotton
swab etc.
No reaction
when tapping
the touch
screen or
pressing the
keys
• Has the screen been
locked? → P202
• Is the power off ?
→ P50
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Symptom Check item
Slow reaction
when tapping
the touch
screen or
pressing the
keys
• It might occur if a large
amount of data is saved in
cell phone or data with
extremely large size are
processed between this cell
phone and microSD card.
The docomo
nano UIM
card is not
recognized
• Is the docomo nano UIM
card inserted in the right
direction? → P45
Clock is
wrong
• Clock may become wrong if
the power has been turned
on for a long time.
Check if it is set to "Auto-
date & time", move to a
place with better reception
and power it on. → P218
Symptom Check item
cell phone
operation is
unstable
•
It may be caused by
applications installed to the
cell phone after purchase. If
problems improve when you
start in Safe mode (a function
to activate the cell phone in
a mode similar to default),
problems may be improved by
uninstalling the application.
- How to activate Safe mode
1. While in the power
OFF status, press and
hold the power key for
over two seconds.
2. After the docomo logo
appears, press and
hold the volume key
(down) until the Home
screen appears.
* Press the power key
for over two seconds
with the power turned
on touch and hold
down "Power off "
"OK" to activate.
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Symptom Check item
cell phone
operation is
unstable
* 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.
Application
does not
work properly
(cannot be
activated
or an error
occurs)
• Is there a disabled
application?
Try again after enabling the
disabled application.
→ P209
■ Calls
Symptom Check item
Cannot make
a call even if
the call key
has been
tapped
• Is this cell phone in
Airplane mode? → P192
The ringtone
does not
sound
• Is the ringtone volume set
to minimum? → P198
• Is it set to public mode
(power OFF) or manner
mode (Vibrate only, Do
not disturb)? → P112,
P198
• Has the unregistered call
reject been set? → P112
• Is the ring time for the
Voice Mail Service or Call
Forwarding Service set to
"0 sec."? → P111
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Symptom Check item
Calls are not
connected
( 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 attach the
battery pack or docomo
nano UIM card.
• Due to the radio wave
types, making/receiving
calls may be unavailable
even with state of "in the
service area" and even when
radio wave is indicated as
. Move to the other place
and call again.
• Has the unregistered call
reject been set? → P112
• Due to the crossing
of radio waves, at the
crowded public places,
calls/mails are crossed
and the connection status
may not be good. In that
case, "Please wait for
a while(Voice service)"
appears and calling sound
is played. Move to other
place or call again at other
time.
■ Screen
Symptom Check item
The display is
dim
• Has the screen backlight
timeout been set?
→ P200
• Has the screen brightness
been adjusted? → P200
• Is the battery level low?
→ P47
• Has power safe been set?
→P207
■ Sound
Symptom Check item
During a
voice call,
the other
party's voice
is diffi cult to
hear or is too
loud
• Has the call volume been
adjusted with the volume
key? → P106
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■ Mail
Symptom Check item
Email is not
received
automatically
• Is there a check mark in
"Email" of "Account & sync"?
Place a check mark in it.
→ P126
• Do you set "Update
schedule" to "Manual"? Set
Sync schedule.→ P125
■ Camera
Symptom Check item
Photos and
videos shot
with the
camera are
blurred
• Check whether the lens are
cloudy or have dirt on it.
■ TV (Full seg/1Seg)
Symptom Check item
Cannot watch
TV (Full
seg/1Seg)
• 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
confi gured? → P153
Can be
viewed
images, but
there is no
audio
• For devices that do not
support SCMS-T, the TV
sound cannot be heard (Full
seg/1Seg).
• Cannot
obtain
screenshots
on TV (Full
seg/1Seg)
• QMemo+
background
does not
show up in
the TV
• To protect the TV (Full
seg/1Seg) copyright, the
screenshot and QMemo+
function are restricted.
It is not an abnormal
performance.
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■ Osaifu-Keitai
Symptom Check item
Osaifu-Keitai
cannot be
used
• If you remove the battery
pack or activate Omakase
Lock, Osaifu-Keitai function
cannot be used regardless
of NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock
settings.
• Is NFC/Osaifu-Keitai set to
lock? → P140
• Did you swipe the mark
of this cell phone over the
reader? → P140
■ Overseas use
Symptom Check item
This cell phone
is not
available to
use overseas
■ 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? See
DOCOMO website for whether
it is an available service areas
or overseas network operator.
• Try to change the settings
of network or overseas
network operator.
- Set "Preferred network
type" to "LTE/3G/GSM
(Auto)" → P247
-
Place a check mark in "Choose
automatically" of "Network
operators". → P246
•
Turn off this cell phone and
then turn it on again. →P50
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Symptom Check item
Data
communication
is not available
overseas
• Set Data roaming to ON.
→ P246
This cell phone
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, pay off the
usage fee to resume
services.
Symptom Check item
The other
party's
number is not
displayed/
A diff erent
number is
displayed/
The
registered
Phonebook
or Caller ID
notifi cation
does not
operate
properly
• Even if the other party
has made a call with
notifi cation of the Caller
ID set, you may not be
notifi ed of the Caller ID
depending on the network
or network operator. Also,
the number you are notifi ed
may diff er from the other
party's Caller ID depending
on the network or network
operator you use.
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■ 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 and attach
microSD card. → P225
When trying
to view an
image,
appears or
appears in
preview
• may appear if image data
has been destroyed.
■ Bluetooth® function
Symptom Check item
This cell phone
cannot
fi nd/be
connected to
a Bluetooth®
compatible
device
• Put the Bluetooth®
compatible device
(commercial) on standby
and register it on this
cell phone. 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 cell phone before you
register it again. → P232
Cannot make
calls from this
cell phone when
connected to
an external
device, such
as a car
navigation or
hands free
device
• 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 cell phone and then
turn it back on again.
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■ Map and GPS Function
Symptom Check item
AUTO-GPS
service
information
cannot be
set.
• Check if the AUTO-GPS
function is deactivated due
to low battery power.
• Check if the AUTO-GPS
function is deactivated
due to low battery power.
If the AUTO-GPS function
is deactivated by the "Low-
power 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. → P209
• Check if the AUTO-GPS
operation setting is turned
OFF. → P209
Error Message
Error Message Description
No SIM card The docomo nano UIM
card is not working
properly. If the problem
is not resolved
by removing and
reinserting the docomo
nano UIM card, contact
"Repairs" (in Japanese
only) on the back cover
of this manual.
No service You cannot use this
cell phone because it is
out of the service area
or it is in a place where
there is no signal
reception. Move to a
location where you can
get signal reception.
PIN1 code blocked
Enter PUK
Enter your PIN unblocking
key correctly. → P215
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Error Message Description
• Not enough
space on all
storage. To free
up space, delete
some fi les.
• If you keep using,
some functions
and applications
may not be
operated. Try to
free space by
deleting items,
such as apps or
media content.
It is displayed when
there is not enough
space to save a
fi le, application or
media contents, or to
operation part function
or application. You can
delete fi les or media
contents or uninstall
applications to ensure
the enough space.
→ P137, P228
• Please wait for
a while(Voice
service)
• Please wait for
a while(Data
service)
This is displayed when
audio/data services are
restricted due to heavy
traffi c.
Re-operate after the
restrictions have been
cancelled.
Error Message Description
Invalid recipient The phone number
or contact entered
in SMS recipient is
invalid. The phone
number unavailable to
use as a recipient or a
contact has not been
registered in Contacts
is entered. Enter the
correct phone number
or contact.
Cannot enter more
recipients.
You cannot add more
than one recipient
in SMS. Only enter
one recipient to send
messages.
Cannot enter more
letters.
The message is over
the character number
limit. Unavailable to
input anymore. keep it
within the limit number.
Cannot send
message
Cannot send SMS due
to network problem.
Confi rm network fi rst.
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Error Message Description
Login information
incorrect. Try again
When setting up Email
account, an incorrect
Email address or
password has been
input. Input the correct
Email address or
password.
Network unavailable When setting up Email
account, it cannot
access to the server
due to the abnormality
of the network. Confi rm
the network state.
Optimizing app XX
of XX .
This may take
longer depending
on apps. Please
do not remove
the battery until
complete.
This will display when
you are notifi ed of the
application formats
up to kitkat being
converted into the
Lollipop application
format. Do not remove
the battery pack before
the work is fi nished.
Anshin Remote Support
Supports on operation settings of this cell
phone, application usages and the connection
with peripheral devices such as a PC are
available by sharing your terminal's screen
with DOCOMO.(in Japanese only)
• This support is not available when the
docomo nano UIM card 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.
a Call Support center for Anshin
Remote
0120-783-360
Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00
p.m., (Open all year round)
• When using this cell phone to call
Support center for anshin remote
support Call, from the Home screen, tap
"Apps" "遠隔サポート (Remote support)"
"このスマートフォンから発信する (call
from this smart phone)" .
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b From the Home screen, "Apps" " 遠
隔サポート (Remote support)"
• For the fi st time of using this support,
you are required to accept the "アプリ
ケーション・プライバシーポリシー (application
privacy policy)".
c " 遠隔サポートの接続画面に進む (move to
remote support connection screen)"
" 同意する (agree)"
d Input the connecting number that is
announced by DOCOMO
e Start remote support after
connecting
Warranty and After-
Sales Service
Warranty
• Be sure to receive a warranty at the time of
purchase of this cell phone. Read contents
of the warranty and confi 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.
* Back Cover L40, Battery Pack L24, TV
Antenna Cable L01 and Mickey Window
Cover L01 are excluded in the free repair
warranty.
• The specifi cation ｓ and appearance of this
cell phone, including the accessories in
this package are subject to change for
better without notice.
• Data saved in Phonebook, etc. may be
modifi ed or lost due to the malfunction,
repair or other handling of this cell phone. You
should therefore make a copy of the
Phonebook data, etc. as a precautionary
measure.
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* Phonebook data can be saved on microSD
card in this cell phone.
* Data such as phonebook entries can be
backed up using docomo cloud.
After-Sales Service
When this cell phone breaks down
Before repair, read "Troubleshooting" in this
manual for detailed information. If the problem
still persists, contact "Repairs" (in Japanese
only) on the back of this manual.
Repairs
Bring your cell phone to a repair counter specifi
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 cell phone depending on
the malfunction state.
■ During the warranty period
• This cell phone 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 external connection
terminals, earphone/microphone jack, LCD,
etc.), or when it is not repaired by a repair
counter specifi ed by DOCOMO.
• You will be charged even during the
warranty period if malfunction is caused by
the use of devices and consumables other
than those specifi ed by DOCOMO.
■ 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 external connection
terminals, earphone/microphone jack, LCD,
or cracked body could be the case as well).
• When it is not repaired by a repair counter
specifi ed by DOCOMO.
* 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.
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■ 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. Therefore contact "Repairs" (in
Japanese only) on the back of this manual.
Precautions
• Never modify this cell phone or accessories.
- Doing so may result in fi re, injuries or malfunctions.
-
The modifi ed cell phone may be repaired only
if the owner agrees on that all the modifi ed
parts are restored to the original conditions.
However, repairs may be refused depending
on the modifi cations.
The following cases may be considered as
modifi cations.
・Put sticker on display or key
・Decorate this cell phone by adhesive agent
・ Exchange to parts such as cover other
than those specifi ed by docomo
- Malfunction and damage due to
modifi cations will be repaired at the owner's
expense even during the warranty period.
• 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 cell phone 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.
Place: speaker, mouthpiece (receiver), vibrator
(left side of power key)
• Although this cell phone is waterproofed, if the
inside of this cell phone has gotten wet or
moist, immediately power off this cell phone
and remove the battery pack, and bring it to
the DOCOMO-specifi ed repair offi 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 cell
phone, 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 cell
phone with its equivalent instead of repairing it.
In this case, most data from the old cell phone
cannot be transferred to the replacement cell
phone.
Software Update
About Software Update
The software update is a function which you
can connect to the network and confi rm if an
update is required. It downloads the update fi le
as required and installs it.
When the update is necessary, follow the
instructions from (software update) on the
status bar, or visit DOCOMO website.
The following contents are included in the
software update. In order to use this cell phone
safely and comfortably, please make sure to
update to the latest version.
• Function improvement, new functions
• Easier to operate
• Quality improvement
• New security patch
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Note
• The update can be run with the data saved
in this cell phone. However, the data may not
be protected depending on your cell phone
conditions (malfunction, damage, getting
wet, etc.). It is recommended to back up
necessary data beforehand. Please note that
some data cannot be backed up.
Precautions
• Once updating your cell phone, you cannot
downgrade to any former software.
• When updating, the original information about
this cell phone (type, built number, etc.) will be
sent to our server automatically. We do not
use the sent information for purposes other
than Android upgrade.
• When the packet communication is used via
FOMA/Xi, communication fee does not occur
while downloading.
• To update via packet communication,
a contracted docomo nano UIM card is
necessary. Also depending on the update
contents, when packet communication is
used, subscription to sp-mode is required.
• During the installation, you cannot make
a phone call, receive an incoming call, use
communication functions or other functions.
• All key operations are disabled during the
update. The update cannot be stopped either.
• After fi nishing the update, it will be restarted.
• Part of the settings may be initialized after
the update, set them up again.
• If a PIN has been set, the PIN entry screen
appears during the restart after rewriting and
you are required to enter your PIN.
• Consult a repair counter specifi ed by
DOCOMO when update fails and all operations
are disabled.
• SMS sent during a software update are
stored at an SMS center.
• It may take time to update.
• The following situations make it unavailable
to update.
- When you are on a call
- When out of the service area is displayed
- When it is tethering as a main device
- When the date or time has not been set
correctly
- Remained battery is not enough
- Free space in this memory is not enough
- When the basic software is being changed
to an unauthorized one
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• Exit all applications before updating.
• Make sure to upgrade with battery fully
remained.
• Do not power off or remove the battery pack
during update.
• It is recommended that this cell phone be put in
a place with good reception and not be moved
while downloading. The update may stop when
it is put in a place with bad reception.
• When the download via Wi-Fi® starts, fi nish
the download without moving it out of
the Wi-Fi® environment. If the download is
discontinued due to the Wi-Fi® disconnection,
"Download stopped【Reason】・No Service"
may be displayed on the screen even when
the communication via Xi/FOMA has been
connected. In that case, download it again
with Wi-Fi® environment.
• When it does not need to update, "No upgrade
is needed. Use it as it is." is displayed.
Updating Software
When this cell phone needs to update, the
update fi le will be downloaded automatically,
and the installation will then be reserved.
(Software Update) is displayed on the status
bar.
When it is purchased, the setting of
automatically reserving installation is set to
"ON".
• Depending on the update contents, it needs
you to install it without installation being
reserved.
Drag or swipe the status bar downward
to open the notifi cation panel tap a
notifi cation "Install".
• When changing the auto update settings,
from the Home screen "Apps" "Settings"
"About phone" "Update Center" "Software
Update" "ON"/"OFF" in "Auto Update".
• When "Auto Update" is "OFF", operate "When
the icon is not displayed on status bar"
(P271).
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Changing installation reservation
time
You can change the reserved time yourself.
■ Install immediately
a Drag or swipe the status bar
downward to open the notifi cation
panel tap a notifi cation
b "Start Update" "OK"
■ Changing the reserved time
a Drag or swipe the status bar
downward to open the notifi cation
panel tap a notifi cation
b "Change start time" enter the time
"OK"
• When you do not change the reserved
time, tap "OK" to go back to the Home
screen.
When the icon is not displayed on
status bar
Follow the procedures below to update.
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "About phone"
"Update Center" "Software
Update" "Start Update"
• When there is a update fi le, the update starts.
b After the download fi nished, "Start
installing" "OK"
• The installation starts.
• If the "OK" was not tapped, the installation
starts after 10 seconds.
• Depending on the update contents, a
confi rmation screen about the update
appears after tapping "Start Update".
• After the confi rmation screen appears,
follow the step a and b.
a
Select an update method
• "Perform now(only via Wi-Fi)": Download
the update fi le immediately via Wi-Fi®.
• "Perform at scheduled time(via Wi-Fi/Xi)":
Download the update fi le at the reserved
time automatically via Wi-F® or Xi/FOMA.
* When it cannot be downloaded via Xi/
FOMA, "Perform at scheduled time(only
via Wi-Fi)" appears.
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b
Select "Download and install" or
"Download"
• "Download and install": After the
download is fi nished, the installation is
implemented automatically.
• "Download": Even after the update fi le
has been downloaded, the installation
is not implemented automatically. To
install, you need to implement the
installation yourself.
Note
• When the software in this cell phone is
the latest one, "No upgrade is needed.
Use it as it is." appears.
• If the download is discontinued, the
downloaded data till then will be stored
for up to 14 days. To continue to
download, tap (Downloading update fi le
stopped) on the notifi cation panel.
• When "Perform at scheduled time" is
selected, the download time is set up
automatically. The start time cannot
be changed. When you do not want to
download at the time automatically set,
"Software Update" "Back" and select
"Perform now(only via Wi-Fi)" to download
the update fi le.
Application Update
■ After the update, check if there are any
application updates. If the applications are
not updated, the performance will not be
stable, or the functions are improper. Please
make sure to update to the latest version.
• Update from the notifi cation icon
After the update is fi nished, restart this
cell phone and the notifi cation icon
(Updating has been completed) will appear.
Drag or swipe the status bar downward to
open the notifi cation panel "Updating
has been completed" "OK", update the
applications from the update list.
• Update from Play Store
From the Home screen, "Play Store"
"My apps" to update each application.
■ About OS version information of each
application, confi rm where the application is
provided.
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Application Update
Confi gures settings for download of
applications, update notifi cation cycles, and
automatic updates provided by LG Electronics
Inc. Application can be updated via LTE/3G
connections or via Wi-Fi® connections.
• For precautions on application update, refer
to "Precautions" (P269) of software update.
• For the latest software information, refer to
LG Electronics website.
http://www.lg.com/jp/support/software-
manuals (In Japanese only)
Downloads
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "About phone"
"Update Center" "App Updates"
• When "Legal Documents for LG Software"
screen is displayed, "Next" confi rm
"Terms of Use for LG Software" and "LG
Software Privacy Policy", then place a
check mark "Agree".
b "Download"
Setting Updates
a From the Home screen, "Apps"
"Settings" "About phone"
"Update Center" "App Updates"
b "Settings"
c Change settings if necessary
Update
notifi cation
cycle
Set to automatically check
whether there are updatable
apps, and set the notifi cation
cycles.
Auto-
update
apps
Set to automatically update
upgradeable apps or not.
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Main Specifi
cations cell phone Model
name
L-01J
Size (H×W×D) Approx. 144 mm×
Approx. 74 mm×
Approx. 9.6 mm
(Max. thickness:
Approx. 10.8 mm)
Weight Approx. 149 g
Memory ROM 16 GB*1
RAM 2 GB
Continuous
standby
time
LTE
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 460 hours
FOMA/3G
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 550 hours
GSM
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 400 hours
Continuous
call time
FOMA/3G Approx. 950 minutes
GSM Approx. 770 minutes
VoLTE
voice call
Approx. 990 minutes
Charging
time
AC adapter
05 (optional)
Approx. 140 minutes
DC adapter
04 (optional)
Approx. 140 minutes
1Seg
Watch time
Approx. 340 minutes
Record
time*2
Approx. 2640
minutes (saved in the
internal storage)
Full seg
Watch time
Approx. 300 minutes
Record
time
Approx. 70 minutes
(saved in the internal
storage)
Display
Type TFT（Full HD IPS）
The number
of produced
colors
16,777,216 colors
Size Approx. 5.2 inch
Resolution Side 1080 pixels ×
Line1920 pixels
(Full HD)
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Image
pickup
device
Type CMOS with fl ash on
the back side
Size
Main camera: 1/3.0 inch
Front camera: 1/6.9 inch
Eff ective pixels Main camera: Approx.
13.2 million pixels
Front camera: Approx.
2.4 million pixels
Recorded pixels
(maximum)
Main camera: Approx.
13.1 million pixels
Front camera: Approx.
2.4 million pixels
Zoom (Digital) Up to approx. 8.0x
(90 levels)
(main camera only)
Wireless LAN IEEE802.11 a/b/g/n
standard
(IEEE802.11n
frequency band: 2.4
GHz/5 GHz)
Bluetooth
®
Compatible
version*
3
Bluetooth® standard
Ver.4.0
Output Bluetooth® standard
version Power Class 1
Bluetooth
®
Line-of-sight
communication
distance*
4
Within approx. 10
meters
Compatible
fi le*
5
HFP, HSP, OPP, SPP,
HID, A2DP, AVRCP,
PBAP, PAN (PAN-
NAP), PAN (PANU),
aptX, SBC
Earphone/
microphone
jack
cell phone
diameter 3.5φ
Pole
number 4 poles
*1 Since saving Android OS and preinstalled
applications requires memory space, the
amount does not indicate actual available
memory space.
*2 For 1Seg, up to approximate 5 hours per
video can be recorded.
*3 We confi rm that all Bluetooth® compatible
devices including this cell phone are
compliant with Bluetooth® standards
designated by Bluetooth® SIG and are
certifi ed. However, procedures may vary
and data transfer may not be possible,
depending on the characteristics and
specifi cations of the device that you
connect to.
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*4 This varies depending on the obstacles
between the communicating devices and
the reception quality.
*5 These are Bluetooth® standards that
provide specifi cations for communications
between Bluetooth® compatible device.
• 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.
• Charging time is an estimate for charging an
empty battery pack with the cell phone power
off . For charging with the cell phone power on,
it takes longer.
Battery Pack L24
Battery type Lithium-ion battery
Nominal voltage 3.8 V
Nominal capacity 2,920 mAh
TV Antenna Cable L01
Length Approx. 140 mm
Weight Approx. 8 g
Mickey Window Cover L01
Size Flip
section
Vertical: Approx. 141 mm
Horizontal: Approx. 73 mm
Back cover
section
Vertical: Approx. 144 mm
Horizontal: Approx. 74 mm
Weight Approx. 48 g
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Languages compatible
■ Display languages
Japanese/English
* Azerbaijani/Indonesian/Malay/Bosnian/
Catalan/Czech/Danish/German/Estonian/
Spanish/Basque/French/Arabic/Croatian/
Icelandic/Italian/Swahili/Kurdish/Latvian/
Lithuanian/Hungarian/Dutch/Norwegian/
Uzbek/Polish/Portuguese/Romanian/
Slovak/Slovenian/Finnish/Swedish/
Vietnamese/Turkish/Greek/Bulgarian/
Kazakh/Serbian/Ukrainian/Georgian/
Armenian/Farsi/Nepalese/Marathi/Hindi/
Bengali/Punjabi/Gujarati/Tamil/Telugu/
Kannada/Malayalam/Sinhalese/Thai/
Burmese/Cambodian/Korean/Chinese
■ Input languages (enter a character)
Japanese/English/Korean
File format
This cell phone supports the display or
playback of the following fi le formats.
Type File formats
Audio mp3, m4a, wav, ogg, amr, wma,
aac, mka, mid, fl ac, isma, 3ga, xmf
Image bmp, gif, jpeg, png, wbmp, webp
Video mp4, 3gp, m4v, mkv, wmv, avi, ts,
ogm, webm, ismv, asf
Photos and videos are saved in the following
fi le formats.
Type File formats
Photo JPEG
Video MP4
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Estimate number of photos and video
■ Number of shooting photos (estimate)
Resolution L-01J
(main unit)*
microSD card
(1GB)
3120×3120
（9M）
Approx.1,900 Max. approx.
250
The number of images when the fi le size is 4 MB.
* The number of saved images at the time of
purchase.
■ Video recording time (estimate)
Resolution L-01J
(main unit)*
microSD card
(1GB)
1920×1080
（FHD）
Max. approx.
28 minutes
(per video)
Max. approx.
54 minutes
(total)
Max. approx.
7 minutes
* Estimate recording time at the time of purchase.
* The fi le size is restricted to 4 GB.
File size restriction is an auto support
function without being set by a customer.
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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
scientifi c organizations through periodic and
thorough evaluation of scientifi c studies.
The exposure standard for wireless mobile
phones employs a unit of measurement known
as the Specifi 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 certifi ed power
level in all tested frequency bands. Although
the SAR is determined at the highest certifi 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 wireless base
station antenna, the lower the output.
Before a phone model is available for sale
to the public, it must be tested and certifi 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.
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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 fi 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 ZNFL01J. 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 1.0 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.
Regulatory information
(FCC ID number, etc.)
For regulatory details, go to
"Settings"▶"Regulatory & Safety" on your
phone.
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FCC Statement for the
USA
Part 15.21 statement
Change or Modifi cations that are not expressly
approved by the manufacturer could void the
user's authority to operate the equipment.
Part 15.19 statement
This device complies with part15 of FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful
interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Part 15.105 statement
This equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. if this equipment
does cause harmful interference or television
reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on
a circuit diff erent from that to which the
receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/
TV technician for help.
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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 off ers a 'fl ight
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 fl ammable 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.
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.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS
REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING
TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
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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.
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Trademarks
• "FOMA", "i-mode", "i-αppli", "sp-mode", "Deco-
mail", "WORLD CALL", "WORLD WING",
"mopera U", "ToruCa", "iD" and "ToruCa" logo
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 microSD Logo, microSDHC Logo, and
microSDXC Logos are the trademarks of SD-
3C, 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 Certifi ed® and logos are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.
• Microsoft®, Windows®, Windows Vista®, and
Windows Media® are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.
• Google and Google logo, Android, Google Play
and Google Play logo, Google Map, Google
Calendar, Google+ and Google+ logo, Gmail
and Gmail logo, YouTube and YouTube logo
are trademarks or registered trademarks of
Google, Inc.
• HDMI (High-Defi nition Multimedia Interface) is
trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI
Licensing LLC.
• Analogix and SlimPort® are trademarks
or registered trademarks of Analogix
Semiconductor, Inc. All other trademarks
and trade names are the property of their
respective owners.
• is a registered trademark of FeliCa
Networks, Inc.
• 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 © OMRON SOFTWARE Co., Ltd. 2008-
2015 All Rights Reserved.
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• Disney elements: © Disney
The cell phone, accessories and the packages
may contain designs, contents and other
works that Walt Disney Company (Japan)
Ltd., its parent or their affi liates
(collectively, "Disney") own, co-own or license
copyright and other intellectual property
rights. Please read the applicable Terms of
Use before use. "Disney Mobile" is the
registered trademark of Disney.
• This cell phone contains NetFront
Browser,NetFront Document Viewer and
NetFront Sync Client of ACCESS CO., LTD.
ACCESS, the ACCESS logo, and NetFront
are registered trademarks or trademarks
of ACCESS CO., LTD. in the United States,
Japan and/or other countries.
Copyright © 2015 ACCESS CO., LTD. All
rights reserved.
The module developed by Independent JPEG
Group is included in a part of this cell phone.
• Other company names or product names
described in this manual are trademarks or
registered trademarks of those companies.
Others
• The abbreviations of operating systems
(Japanese versions) below are used in this
manual.
- Windows 8 stands for Microsoft® Windows®
8, Microsoft® Windows® 8 Pro, Microsoft®
Windows® 8 Enterprise.
- Windows 7 stands for Microsoft® Windows®
7 (Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium,
Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate).
- Windows Vista stands for Windows Vista®
(Home Basic, Home Premium, Business,
Enterprise and Ultimate).
• This product is licensed complying with the
MPEG-4 Patent Portfolio License. If you use
it for private purpose without any profi 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 profi t activities
- Playing MPEG-4 Video supplied from the
provider licensed from MPEG-LA
For details, contact MPEG LA, LLC of the U.S.
• T-1520095
The Walt Disney Company (Japan) Ltd.
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Open Source Software Notice
Information
To obtain the source code under GPL, LGPL,
MPL and other open source licenses, that is
contained in this product, please visit
http://opensource.lge.com .
In addition to the source code, all referred
license terms, warranty disclaimers and
copyright notices are available for download.
LG Electronics will also provide open source
code to you on CD-ROM for a charge covering
the cost of performing such distribution (such
as the cost of media, shipping, and handling)
upon email request to opensource@lge.com.
This off er is valid for three (3) years from the
date on which you purchased the product.
Unlocking SIM
Unlocking SIM is available on this cell phone.
Unlocking SIM enables a SIM card from other
makers to be used.
• The service and function may be limited.
DOCOMO shall not be liable for performance.
• For details on unlocking SIM lock, refer to
NTT DOCOMO website.
a Insert a SIM card of other
manufacturers
b Press the power key for 2 seconds
or longer
• "Network locked" appears on the lock
screen.
c When the screen is locked, set a
method to unlock it
d Input SIM unlock code in "SIM
network unlock PIN" fi eld
"UNLOCK"
• After "SIM Network unlock successful."
appears, the Home screen will be
displayed in a while.
• After the SIM is unlocked, a SIM of other
manufacturers can be used.
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Index
B
Back cover …………………………………………… 36
Attaching ………………………………………… 36
Detaching ………………………………………… 36
Backlight ……………………………………………… 51
Backup & reset ………………………………… 217
Battery ……………………………………………… 206
Battery Pack ………………………………………… 46
Attaching ………………………………………… 46
Life …………………………………………………… 48
Removing ………………………………………… 47
Before Using this cell phone ………………………
6 Bluetooth® …………………………………………
230 Bluetooth® tethering ……………………………
195 Bookmark …………………………………………
133 Browser ……………………………………………
129 Changing Browser Settings ………………
133 Opening …………………………………………
129 Opening incognito tab ………………………
131 Searching a web page by voice …………
131 Using Bookmark and History ………………
133 Using Browser Menu …………………………
132
Number
1Seg ………………………………………………… 142
A
About phone ……………………………………… 223
Accessibility ……………………………………… 219
Access Point ……………………………………… 197
Checking ………………………………………… 197
Initializing ……………………………………… 198
Setting an additional ………………………… 197
Accounts …………………………………………… 215
Removing ……………………………………… 216
Setting …………………………………………… 215
Anshin Remote Support ……………………… 264
Application Update ……………………………… 273
Apps Screen ………………………………………… 75
Adding an application to Home screen …… 84
Apps List …………………………………………… 75
Uninstalling ……………………………………… 84
Viewing the Application Screen …………… 75
Auto Rotating Screen …………………………… 55
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C
Calculator ………………………………………… 180
Calendar …………………………………………… 177
Changing Calendar Settings ……………… 179
Changing/Deleting a Schedule …………… 179
Creating a Schedule ………………………… 178
Opening ………………………………………… 177
Switching Calendar Display ……………… 178
Call …………………………………………………… 104
For Video Calls ………………………………… 105
For Voice Calls ………………………………… 104
Incoming Call While Activating an Application
…………………………………………………… 105
Calling ………………………………………………… 99
Answering Memo ……………………………… 110
Calling/Sending an SMS to a Missed Call
…………………………………………………… 106
Call Logs ………………………………………… 109
Emergency Call ……………………………… 102
Entering a Pause ……………………………… 101
Making a Call ……………………………………… 99
Making an International Call ……………… 103
Operations during a Call …………………… 106
Phonebook ……………………………………… 113
Receiving a Call ……………………………… 104
Call Logs …………………………………………… 109
Call Settings ……………………………………… 111
Camera ……………………………………………… 155
Copyrights and portrait rights …………… 155
Notes for capturing images ……………… 155
Shooting a Photo …………………………… 158
Shooting a Video ……………………………… 159
Viewing Shooting Screen ………………… 156
Character Entry …………………………………… 57
Charging ……………………………………………… 47
Battery Charge …………………………………… 47
Charging Time (estimate) …………………… 48
Charging with AC Adapter …………………… 49
Charging with a PC ……………………………… 50
Usage Time (estimate) ………………………… 48
Clock ………………………………………………… 174
Setting Alarm ………………………………… 174
Setting Stopwatch …………………………… 177
Setting Timer ………………………………… 176
Setting World Clock ………………………… 176
Connecting with a PC ………………………… 237
Connecting with Printer ……………………… 239
Contacts …………………………………………… 115
Copyrights and Portrait Rights ……………… 286
Customizing icons ………………………………… 72
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D
Data roaming ……………………………………… 246
Data Storage BOX ……………………………… 183
Backing up ……………………………………… 183
Restoring ……………………………………… 183
Date & time ……………………………………… 218
Declaration of Conformity …………………… 283
DEVICE ……………………………………………… 198
Disney Character Settings …………………… 201
Disney Market …………………………………… 135
Display ………………………………………… 42, 200
dmarket …………………………………………… 134
dmenu ……………………………………………… 134
docomo backup ………………………………… 181
Data Storage BOX …………………………… 183
microSD card ………………………………… 181
docomo LIVE UX …………………………………… 88
Application Management ……………………… 94
Backing up and Restoring the Home Screen
……………………………………………………… 96
Displaying All the Applications ……………… 95
Home Application Information ……………… 98
Home Screen Management ………………… 89
Installing an Application from "Recommends"
……………………………………………………… 95
Viewing Application Screen ………………… 93
Viewing Home Screen ………………………… 88
docomo mail ……………………………………… 119
docomo nano UIM card …………………………… 44
Inserting …………………………………………… 45
Removing ………………………………………… 45
docomo phonebook …………………………… 113
Adding/Editing a Group …………………… 117
Change Displayed Account ……………… 116
Confi rming/Using Contacts ……………… 115
Deleting ………………………………………… 116
Importing/Exporting Contacts …………… 118
Registering……………………………………… 113
Registering My Profi le ……………………… 118
docomo service/cloud ………………………… 209
E
Early Warning "Area Mail" ……………………… 128
Deleting ………………………………………… 128
Receiving ……………………………………… 128
Setting …………………………………………… 129
Viewing ………………………………………… 128
Email ………………………………………………… 122
Adding an Account …………………………… 124
Changing Email Settings …………………… 124
Creating and Sending Email ……………… 123
Displaying Received Email ………………… 123
Setting Email Account ……………………… 122
Emergency Call …………………………………… 102
Emergency Mode …………………………………… 56
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Error Message …………………………………… 262
European Union Directives Conformance
Statement ………………………………………… 284
Export Administration Regulations ………… 286
External Device Connection ………………… 237
Connecting with a PC ……………………… 237
Connecting with Other Devices ………… 240
Connecting with Printer …………………… 239
F
FAQ ………………………………………………… 253
FCC Statement for the USA ………………… 282
File format ………………………………………… 277
File Management ………………………………… 224
File or Folder Operations ……………………… 227
Full seg …………………………………………… 142
G
Gallery ……………………………………………… 160
Gestures …………………………………………… 205
Gmail ………………………………………………… 127
GPS ………………………………………………… 170
H
Hall-IC sensor ……………………………………… 42
Home Screen………………………………… 73, 201
Adding an application or widget …………… 74
Adding Home screen …………………………… 73
Changing wallpaper …………………………… 74
Deleting from the Home screen of an
application or widget …………………………… 74
Moving an application or widget …………… 74
Viewing Home Screen ………………………… 73
Home Touch Buttons …………………………… 54
How to Use this Manual ………………………… 1
I
Important Safety Information ………………… 284
Initializing this cell phone …………………………
217 Initial Settings
……………………………………… 64 Intellectual
Property Right …………………… 286
International Roaming (WORLD WING) …… 244
L
Language & input ……………………………… 216
Location …………………………………………… 210
Lock Screen ……………………………………… 202
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M
Main Specifi cations …………………………… 274
Making an International Call ………………… 103
Calling a fi xed-line telephone ……………… 103
Calling a mobile phone ……………………… 104
Maps ………………………………………………… 173
Opening ………………………………………… 173
Searching a route …………………………… 173
Searching spots in the area ……………… 174
Material List ………………………………………… 23
Media Player ……………………………………… 161
Available fi le formats …………………………
161 Copying Music Files and Videos to this
cell phone ………………………………………… 162
Opening ………………………………………… 162
Playing Music ………………………………… 164
Playing Videos ………………………………… 166
Setting …………………………………………… 169
Using Playlists ………………………………… 167
Messaging ………………………………………… 119
Mickey Window Cover ………………………… 222
Attaching ………………………………………… 37
Detaching ………………………………………… 37
microSD card ……………………………………… 225
Backing up ……………………………………… 181
Copying the contacts from Google account
to docomo account ………………………… 182
Formatting ……………………………………… 226
Inserting ………………………………………… 225
Removing ……………………………………… 226
Restoring ……………………………………… 182
Mobile Data ……………………………………… 191
My Magazine ………………………………………… 97
N
Network mode …………………………………… 247
Network security code ………………………… 213
NFC Communication …………………………… 235
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai ……………………………… 195
Notifi cation icons ………………………………… 68
Notifi cation LED Light …………………………… 65
Notifi cation Panel ………………………………… 70
Closing ……………………………………………… 71
Customizing quick setting icons …………… 71
Sorting quick setting icons…………………… 71
Viewing notifi cation details ………………… 71
O
On-screen Keyboard ……………………………… 57
10key keyboard ………………………………… 57
Arrow key mode ………………………………… 59
Changing Character Entry Settings ……… 62
Handwriting converting keyboard …………… 60
QWERTY keyboard ……………………………… 57
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Operations during a Call ……………………… 106
For Video Calls ………………………………… 107
For Voice Calls ………………………………… 106
Osaifu-Keitai ……………………………………… 138
P
Part Names and Functions ……………………… 42
Pass code (PIN) ………………………………… 231
Pause ……………………………………………… 101
PERSONAL ………………………………………… 209
PIN code …………………………………………… 213
Changing ………………………………………… 214
Entering ………………………………………… 215
Setting …………………………………………… 214
PIN unblocking key ……………………………… 214
Play Store ………………………………………… 136
Installing an Application …………………… 136
Purchasing an application ………………… 136
Uninstalling an Application ………………… 137
Power Off ……………………………………………… 50
Power On ……………………………………………… 50
Printing …………………………………………… 222
Public mode (power OFF) settings ………… 112
Q
QMemo+ …………………………………………… 179
QSlide Apps ………………………………………… 55
R
Radio Frequency (RF) Signals ……………… 280
Roaming settings ……………………………… 251
S
Safe mode ………………………………………… 255
Screen Display/Icons …………………………… 66
Screen Shot ………………………………………… 55
Security …………………………………………… 211
Security code …………………………………… 212
Settings …………………………………………… 184
Settings Menu …………………………………… 184
Shortcut Key ……………………………………… 218
SmartShare Beam ……………………………… 240
Receiving fi les ………………………………… 241
Sending fi les …………………………………… 241
Setting …………………………………………… 240
SMS ………………………………………………… 119
Receiving/Viewing …………………………… 120
Sending ………………………………………… 119
Software Update ………………………………… 268
Sound ……………………………………………… 198
Specifi c Absorption Rate (SAR) of Mobile
Phones ……………………………………………… 278
Status Bar …………………………………………… 66
Status icons ………………………………………… 67
Storage …………………………………………… 206
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Supplied Accessories …………………………… 2
Switching Home Application …………………… 87
SYSTEM …………………………………………… 218
T
Task Manager ……………………………………… 87
Tethering …………………………………………… 193
ToruCa ……………………………………………… 141
Touch Screen ……………………………………… 52
Operations ………………………………………… 53
Precautions on using ………………………… 52
Trademarks ……………………………………… 287
Troubleshooting ………………………………… 253
TV (Full seg/1Seg) ……………………………… 142
How to use the watching screen ………… 145
Reserving Recording/Watching ………… 151
Settings ………………………………………… 153
Switching Viewing Area …………………… 153
Using Program Schedule …………………… 149
Using TV Link ………………………………… 152
Viewing the data broadcast screen …… 148
Watching ………………………………………… 145
Watching Recorded Programs …………… 150
U
Unlocking SIM …………………………………… 289
Using Overseas ………………………………… 244
After Returning to Japan …………………… 252
Available Service ……………………………… 245
Confi rming before Departure ……………… 245
Confi rming Overseas ………………………… 246
International Roaming (WORLD WING) … 244
Making a Call Domestically ………………… 249
Making a Call from Other Parties ………… 250
Making a Call to WORLD WING Users … 249
Making Calls to Other Countries (including
Japan) …………………………………………… 248
Pre-confi guring ………………………………… 246
Receiving Calls Overseas ………………… 250
Setting a network operator ………………… 246
Setting data roaming ……………………… 246
Setting International Roaming …………… 251
Setting network mode ……………………… 247
Using Tethering ………………………………… 193
V
VPN ………………………………………………… 196
Adding …………………………………………… 196
Always use ……………………………………… 197
Connecting to ………………………………… 196
Deleting ………………………………………… 196
Editing …………………………………………… 196
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W
Wallpaper …………………………………………… 74
Waterproofness/Dustproofness ……………… 34
Before Using ……………………………………… 35
Charging …………………………………………… 41
Draining Water …………………………………… 40
Precautions ……………………………………… 38
What You can Do with Waterproofness … 35
Wi-Fi® ………………………………………………… 185
Adding …………………………………………… 187
Connecting to ………………………………… 186
Disconnecting ………………………………… 187
Setting advanced …………………………… 190
Wi-Fi Direct® ……………………………………… 189
Wi-Fi® Miracast supported device ………… 243
Wi-Fi® tethering ………………………………… 194
Windows Media Player ………………………… 237
Wireless LAN ……………………………………… 185
WIRELESS NETWORKS ……………………… 184
WORLD CALL …………………………………… 103
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Using mobile phones with your manners!
Please be considerate of others around you when using this cell phone.
Always turn OFF your cell phone in the following situations
■ In a place where the use of mobile phones is prohibited
Inside airplane or hospital, follow instructions of the airline company or medical facility. Power off
this cell phone in places banning the use of it.
Set your cell phone to Public mode in the following situations
■ While driving
Using this cell 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.
■ When you are in a public place such as a theater, movie theater, or museum
Using this cell phone in a public place, where you need to be quiet, annoys people around you.
Be considerate of where you use your cell phone and keep your voice and ringtone down
■Keep your voice down when using this cell phone 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.
Do not use smartphone while walking
■ Use of smartphone while walking on station platform or road makes your eyesight extremely
narrow. It may cause accident.
■ Stop in a safe place and then use smartphone.
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Functions for maintaining good manners in public places
This cell phone is equipped with functions that allow you not to answer an incoming call or
to mute the sound.
■ Mannar Mode (Vibrate only, Do not disturb) → P198
Manner 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) → P112
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 → P198
Notifi es incoming calls by vibration.
You can also use optional services such as the Voice mail service (P111) and the Call
forwarding service (P111).
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)
299
Checking various procedures and contract details online
■
From the cell phone
dmenu "お客様サポート (Customer support)" "ドコモオンライン手続き (docomo online procedures)"
(In Japanese only)
■From PC
My docomo (https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/mydocomo/) "住所や契約内容の変更手続きがしたい
(Changing address or subscription items)" (In Japanese only)
● There are cases where the site may not be available due to system maintenance, etc.
● "Network security code" or "docomo ID/Password" is required to use "docomo online procedures".
For loss, theft, malfunction, and inquiries while overseas (24-hour reception)
■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.
* If you dial by L-01J, you should dial +81-3-6832-6600 (to enter '+', touch and hold the '0'
key).
■From land-line phones 〈Universal number〉
Universal number international prefi 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
prefi x, refer to NTT DOCOMO website.
● If you lose your cell phone or have it stolen, immediately take the steps necessary for
suspending the use of this cell phone.
●
If this cell phone you purchased is damaged, bring your cell phone to a repair counter specifi ed by
DOCOMO after returning to Japan.
General Inquiries
<docomo Information Center>
0120-005-250 (toll free)
*
Service available in: English, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
■ From DOCOMO mobile phones (In Japanese only)
(No prefi x) 151 (toll free)
* Unavailable from land-line phones, etc.
■ From land-line phones (In Japanese only)
0120-800-000
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
(open all year round)
Repairs
■ From DOCOMO mobile phones (In Japanese only)
(No prefi x) 113 (toll free)
* Unavailable from land-line phones, etc.
■ From land-line phones (In Japanese only)
0120-800-000
* Unavailable from part of IP phones.
Business hours: 24 hours (open all year round)
● Please confi 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 https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/
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. '16.X (1st Edition)
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