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Part 15.21 statement
" Change or Modifications that are not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment. “
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.
ncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio T technician for help.
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DOCOMO W-CDMA System
Thank you for selecting "docomo PRIME
series L-04A".
Before or during use of L-04A, thoroughly read this manual and
other manuals provided with your package and other optional
devices in order to use L-04A correctly. If you have any questions
after reading the manual, contact "General Inquiries" at the back of
this manual.
L-04A is designed to be a convenient tool. Treat it carefully at all
times to ensure that it will keep serving you well.
Before Using Your FOMA Terminal
• Because the FOMA terminal uses radio waves, it may not function in
locations where radio waves cannot reach, such as in tunnels,
underground passages and some buildings, in other areas where radio
waves are weak; or when out of FOMA service area. Even when you are
high up in a tall building and nothing blocks your view outside, your
FOMA terminal may not be able to receive or transmit signals. Also,
even when radio waves are strong, and you are not moving,
communication may still be occasionally interrupted.
• Be considerate of other people around you when in public or where it is
especially crowded or quiet.
• Because your FOMA terminal uses radio waves to communicate, there
is a possibility that third parties may attempt to listen in on your calls.
The W-CDMA system automatically encodes signals for all calls so
even if someone should somehow be able to listen in on the radio
signals, an eavesdropper will hear only noise.
• Your FOMA terminal sends and receives voice communication as
encoded digital data. When you are operating your FOMA terminal while
moving from location to location, sometimes you may encounter
weaker radio waves and the transmitted digital data may not be
correctly decoded resulting in sound distortions.
• It is recommended that you save important data on a microSD card. If
you use a PC, use DOCOMO keitai datalink to send and save data such
as Phonebook entries, mail messages, Schedule events, etc. to the PC.
• When you use SSL for a secure connection, you agree that you are
responsible for any actions you take. DOCOMO and the certifier listed
below do not guarantee the safety of SSL for any activities of
customers while using SSL, and are not liable for any damages incurred
through using SSL.
Certifiers: VeriSign Japan K.K., Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd., GlobalSign,
RSA Security Japan Ltd., SECOM Trust Systems Co., Ltd.
• The FOMA terminal is available in FOMA Plus-Area and FOMA HIGHSPEED Area.
• The FOMA terminal can be used only via the FOMA network provided by
DOCOMO and DOCOMO's roaming area.
• It is recommended that you make a backup of user-defined data
(Phonebook entries, Schedule events, text memos, Record messages,
voice memos, or movie memos) saved in the FOMA terminal by keeping
the separate record or note of those data, etc. and storing them at a
separate location. DOCOMO is not responsible for lost data due to
failure, repair, or replacement of the model of your FOMA terminal.
For the First-time User of the FOMA Terminal
If you have never used any FOMA models before, read this manual in the
following order. Doing so will help you understand the preparation and
basic operations for using the FOMA terminal.
1. Read "Precautions". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P10
2. Insert and charge the battery pack. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P43, P45
3. Turn on the power, change the screen display to English, set the
time and date, and view your own number . . . . .P47, P48, P49, P50
4. Learn the functions of the various keys on the FOMA terminal. . . . P26
5. Become familiar with the meanings of the icons that appear on the
screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P31
6. Learn how to navigate the menu structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P34
7. Make sure you know how to make/receive calls . . . . . . . . P52, P66
You can download the latest version of this manual from
DOCOMO's web site.
b "Instruction Manual (in PDF format)" Download
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/support/manual/
index.html
* The URLs and the manuals available from this site may be
changed without prior notice.
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Viewing/Searching This Manual
This manual offers you the following search modes to easily find a page describing functions or services you want to know about.
From Contents
X P6
From Main Features
X P8
From Menu List
X P394
From Quick Manual
X P462
From Index
When you know the name of a
particular function or service
which you want to know about,
look for it in the index.
From Easy Search
Use a simple word to search for
frequently used or convenient
functions.
From Tabs on the
Cover
Major content areas are listed
on the tabs on the cover. Jump
to the section of your interest.
X P454
X P4
X Cover
See the next page for details.
• Note that "L-04A" is referred to as the "FOMA terminal" in this
manual.
• In this manual, functions which use a microSD card are
described, however, you need to obtain a microSD card
separately to use these functions. microSD card→ P296
• Reproduction of all or part of this manual without permission
is prohibited.
• The content of this manual may be changed without prior notice.
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This section describes how to search "Select ring tone" as an example.
g g
Select ring tone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Self mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
Send files
Image files. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278
Search for a function or
Melody files . . . . . . . . . . . . 294, 295
Movie/i-motion movie files . . 288, 289
service name as shown in
SEND key only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
the example.
Sent mails. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
From Index
P454
From Easy
Search
P4
Search for frequently used
or convenient functions as
shown in the example.
From Tabs
on the Cover
Cover
Search for a function in
the order of tab on the
cover → first page of the
chapter → target page as
shown in the example.
Go to the page
with the
description of
"Select ring tone"
on P94
To change a ring tone melody or illumination pattern
To change a ring tone ………………P94 Select ring tone
Go to the page
with the
description of
"Select ring tone"
on P94
To change volume of ring tone or alarm/
To mute sound of keypad etc. ……P95 Volume
To set the FOMA terminal to vibrate for
incoming calls …………………………P96 Vibrator
Easy search/Contents/Precautions
Before Using the Handset
Voice/Videophone Calls
Phonebook
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Security Settings
Mail
Sound Settings
Changing Ring Tone････････････ Select ring tone
Setting Volume of Ring Tone, Alarm, etc.
･････････････････････････････････････････ Volume
Informing You of Incoming Calls and Alarms by
Vibration････････････････････････････････Vibrator
Setting Keypad Sound ･･･････ Select effect tone
Sounding Alarm when a Line is Likely to be
Disconnected･････････････････････ Quality alarm
Setting Ring Time for Incoming Mail
･･･････････････････････････････ Mail ring duration
Muting Ring Tone from the FOMA Terminal
･･･････････････････････････････････ Manner mode
Changing Manner Mode Settings
･･･････････････････････････････ Manner mode set
94
95
96
97
98
98
98
99
Screen/Light Settings
Changing Stand-by Display ････ Stand-by display
99
Go to the page
with the
description of
"Select ring tone"
on P94
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Function name
This is the name used
in the index.
Operation description
Operation procedures
are provided.→P34
Select ring tone
[Video call]
Changing Ring Tone
Select the ring tone for a videophone call.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
You can change the ring tone for voice/videophone calls,
mail, etc.
Screen
The screen that
appears during the
operation or after the
operation is. provided.
• In addition to the pre-installed ring tones and melodies, i-motion
movies, melodies and Chaku-Uta® songs, Chaku-Uta Full®
songs downloaded from i-mode sites or the Internet web sites
can be set as ring tones.
M[Menu]
(Settings)
"Sounds&Vibration"
"Select ring tone"
[Mail]
Select the ring tone for mail.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
[MessageR]
Select the ring tone for MessageR.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
[MessageF]
Select the ring tone for MessageF.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
[SMS]
Item names shown on
the screen
This item name is
displayed on the screen
(some items may not be
available depending on
the operation).
Select the ring tone for a SMS.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
Select ring tone
screen
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: The ring tone setting screen of the selected item
appears.
[Voice call]
Description of each
item
Detailed descriptions
or operations of each
item are provided.
Select the ring tone for a voice call.
Music
i-motion
Melody
94
： Select from Chaku-Uta Full® songs saved in "Music" of
"Data box".→P256
Go to Step 3 in "Setting a Chaku-Uta Full ® Song as a
Ring Tone" (P251).
： Select from movies/i-motion movies saved in "i-motion"
of "Data box".→P286
： Select from melodies saved in "Melody" of "Data box".
→P293
I[Done]
Note
• The following file formats can be set for a ring tone (however,
some files such as restricted files or files including only movie
or sound may not be set).
SMF, MFi, MP4 (Mobile MP4), and AMR
• When movies/i-motion movies is set to ring tones (Chakumotion), "Call display" (P101) is also changed to the same.
• Sound only movies/i-motion movies can be set for "Mail",
"MessageR", "MessageF" and "SMS".
• If movies/i-motion movies with video are set as a ring tone, the
incoming screen will be reset to default screen when you
change the ring tone to movies/i-motion movies without video.
• Image only movies/i-motion movies cannot be set as ring tones.
Note
Necessary
information, cautions,
or supplementary
information are
provided.
Index
You can search by
chapter from the
index.
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
* The page above is a sample.
• Screen images and illustrations in this manual only provide examples. They may differ from actual screen images or illustrations.
• This manual uses the following illustrations to explain the key operations.
Actual key
Notation
• This manual describes operations mainly using the default settings. If settings are changed, actual screen displays or operations
may differ somewhat from the ones shown in this manual.
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Easy Search
Use this feature to look up desired functions with simple words.
To know convenient functions for making calls
To change a ring tone melody or illumination pattern
To/Not to notify the other party of your
phone number …………………………P50 Caller ID notification
To change a ring tone ………………P94 Select ring tone
To place a call on hold ………………P55 Hold
To change volume of ring tone or alarm/
To mute sound of keypad etc. ……P95 Volume
To change the volume level of the other
party's voice ……………………………P69 Earpiece volume
To set the FOMA terminal to vibrate for
incoming calls …………………………P96 Vibrator
To activate Manner mode …………P98 Manner mode
When you cannot answer an incoming call
To place an incoming call on hold
without answering ……………………P70 Holding
To notify a caller that you cannot
answer the phone just now …………P71 Public mode (Drive
mode)
………………………………………………P72 Public mode (Power
OFF)
To record the caller's voice/videophone
messages ………………………………P72 Record message
To change the illumination color or
pattern ………………………………… P106 Lighting LED
To understand/change screen display
To understand the meaning of icons on
the screen ………………………………P31
To change the Stand-by display …P99 Stand-by display
To display the Calendar on the Stand-by
display ………………………………… P100
To change the Main menu appearance
…………………………………………… P104 Menu settings
To change a menu to the one with basic
features ……………………………… P105 Simple menu
To change display language to English
or Korean …………………………………P48 Select language
To enlarge the font size
……………… (Mail)P157, (i-mode)P184 Font size
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
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To make full use of mail
To make full use of 1Seg
To send Deco-mail ………………… P131 Deco-mail
To watch 1Seg ……………………… P229 Activate 1Seg
To send an image or a melody … P135 Attachment
To set timer for starting 1Seg … P232 Booking program list
To sort and save mail automatically
…………………………………………… P145 Auto sort
To change settings for subtitles or
backlight ……………………………… P235 1Seg settings
To make full use of camera
Other functions
To change the size of captured images
……… (Still image)P216, (Movie)P218 Select size
To reduce the drain on battery … P103 Power saver mode
To directly save to the microSD card
……… (Still image)P217, (Movie)P218 Memory in use
To scan QR codes or Bar codes
…………………………………………… P219 Bar code reader
To listen to music ………………… P244 Music player
To display captured images …… P276 Picture viewer
To use the microSD card ………… P296
To use the FOMA terminal with security
To exchange information via
infrared communication ………… P306 Infrared
communication
To use the FOMA terminal as an alarm
To lock FOMA terminal remotely in the
case of loss etc. …………………… P114 Omakase Lock
To keep Phonebook entries or Schedule
events from prying eyes ………… P116 Data access lock
To reject incoming calls without caller
ID………………………………………… P120 Anonymous caller
To reject calls from phone numbers
not in the Phonebook …………… P122 Reject unknown
clock …………………………………… P320 Alarm
To use the FOMA terminal as a
calculator……………………………… P338 Calculator
To use the FOMA terminal abroad
…………………………………………… P374
To update the software to the latest
…………………………………………… P423 Software update
To update the security setting to the
latest …………………………………… P426 Scanning function
For searching other operations, refer to "Viewing/
Searching This Manual".→P1
Operating procedures for frequently used functions
are summarized in "Quick Manual".→P462
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
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Contents
Viewing/Searching This Manual ･････････････････････ 1
Easy Search･････････････････････････････････････････ 4
Contents ････････････････････････････････････････････ 6
Main Functions of L-04A ････････････････････････････ 8
Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE
DIRECTIONS) ･･････････････････････････････････････ 10
Handling Precautions ･････････････････････････････ 20
Accessories and Main Options ････････････････････ 24
Before Using
the Handset
25
Part Names and Functions, Viewing
Display, Selecting Menu, Using UIM
(FOMA Card), Attaching/Removing
Battery Pack, Charging, Battery level,
Power ON/OFF, Set Date&Time,
Select language, etc.
Voice/
Videophone
Calls
51
Making a Call/Videophone Call,
Redial/Received Calls, WORLD CALL,
Receiving a Call/Videophone Call,
Earpiece volume, Incoming call
volume, Public mode (Drive mode/
Power OFF), Record message, etc.
Phonebook
77
Available Phonebooks, Adding Entries
to Phonebook, Editing Phonebook
Entries, Deleting Phonebook Entries,
No. of phonebook, etc.
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
Sound/
Screen/Light
Settings
93
Select ring tone, Volume, Vibrator,
Manner mode, Stand-by display, Menu
settings, Lighting LED, Date&Time
format, etc.
Security
Settings
109
Security Code, Terminal Security
Code, PIN code, Lock all, Omakase
Lock, Auto key lock, Secret mode,
Reject unknown, Reset Settings, Clear
memory, etc.
Mail
125
i-mode Mail, Mail menu, Compose/
Send i-mode Mail, Deco-mail,
Template, Attachment, Receive
option, Check new messages,
Received mails/Sent mails, etc.
i-mode/
i-motion/
i-Channel
167
i-mode, i-mode Menu, Last URL, My
Menu, Change i-mode Password,
Internet Access, Bookmark, Screen
memo, Downloading, etc.
Full Browser
193
Full browser menu, Full Browser
Settings, etc.
Camera
205
Before Using Camera, Photo-mode,
Movie-mode, Changing Settings for
Shooting, Camera settings, Bar code
reader
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1Seg
223
1Seg, Watching 1Seg, Setting Timer
for Watching 1Seg Program, Data
broadcasting, TVlink, etc.
Music
237
Music&Video Channel, Playing/
Operating a Program, Downloading a
Chaku-Uta Full® Song, etc.
* "Chaku-Uta Full" is a registered
trademark of Sony Music
Entertainment Inc.
i-αppli
261
i-αppli, Downloading, Starting, Auto
start set, i-αppli Stand-by display,
Deleting i-αppli, etc.
Data
Management
273
Data Box, Picture viewer, Movie/
i-motion player, Melody player,
microSD cards, etc.
Convenient
Functions
311
Touch media, Multiaccess, Multitask,
Alarm, Schedule, Call duration/Check
call costs, Set call cost limit, World
time, Calculator, Memo, Auto answer,
etc.
Character
Entry
345
Entering Characters, Character Input
Method, Input setting, Edit Common
phrases, Edit characters, Kuten code,
Edit dictionary, Reset learnt info,
Download dictionary, etc.
Network
Services
357
Available Network Services, Voice Mail
Service, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding
Service, Nuisance Call Blocking
Service, Caller ID Request Service,
etc.
Overseas
Use
373
Outline of International Roaming
(WORLD WING), Available Services
Overseas, Before Use Overseas,
Making/Receiving a Call Abroad,
Network search mode, etc.
PC
Connection
387
Data Communication, Before Using
Data Communication, Flow of Setup
for Data Transmission (OBEXTM
Communication), Flow of Setup for
Data Communication, Using CD-ROM,
Introduction of DOCOMO keitai
datalink, etc.
Appendix/
Troubleshooting
393
Menu List, Troubleshooting, Error
Messages, Warranty and After-Sales
Service, Software update, Scanning
function, Main Specifications,
Intellectual Property Right, etc.
Index/Quick
Manual/
Index, Quick Manual, Quick Manual
(Overseas Use),
453
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
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Variety of Features
Main Functions of L-04A
i-Channel→P189
You can receive graphic information such as news or
weather forecasts.
Also, you can obtain rich content generated in Flash (P279)
by selecting your favorite channels from the Channel list.
* This is a fee-based service requiring a separate
subscription.
Multiaccess/Multitask→P317, P319
The FOMA terminal supports Multiaccess to use i-mode or
Mail during a voice call.
It also supports Multitask that enables you to use several
functions simultaneously.
International roaming→P373
The same FOMA terminal, phone number, and mail address
as those used in Japan are available overseas (supporting
3G area only).
In addition, voice/videophone calls, i-mode, i-mode mail, SMS,
and network services are available.
b Quick search → P92
You can easily find a saved phone number in Phonebook by
only entering the memory number (within 2 digits) or a part of
the phone number (3 digits or more) in Stand-by.
b Dial sound by 3 languages → P97
Each number dialed can be read aloud.
You can choose the language between Japanese, English,
and Korean.
b Dual clock display → P99
In Stand-by, you can simultaneously show the time in two
different cities.
For example, you can specify a city you stay and compare its
time with Japan time.
b Handset theme → P104
You can change the design of the Stand-by display and Menu
screen appearance collectively.
b Menu customization → P104
You can customize icons displayed on the main menu to your
preference.
b Simple menu → P105
The Simple menu has only menu options that are frequently
used, such as making a call or using mail.
The font size on the display can be enlarged in some part to
read easily.
b Switching the display language → P48
The display language can be switched between Japanese,
English, and Korean.
Easy Search/Contents/Precautions
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b Korean support in SMS→ P126
b Alarm → P320, P323
You can send and receive SMS in Korean to/from terminals
that support Korean.
You can use alarm as an alarm clock to notify you at
specified time, and also use it to notify you of starting date
and time of a meeting or appointment, or time limit of saved
To do.
b Full browser→ P194
You can view web pages which does not support i-mode on
the FOMA terminal as you view it on PC.
Also, use multi-window to open multiple web pages
simultaneously.
b Camera functions → P206
Still images (with auto focus) and videos can be captured
using either the Outer camera with 5.1 Mega effective pixels
(recorded pixels of 5.0 Mega pixels) or the Inner camera with
310 Kilo effective pixels (recorded pixels of 300 Kilo pixels).
b Bar code reader → P219
b Remembering dates → P329
You can display the remaining days until an important
event on the Stand-by display.
b Custom menu → P331
You can quickly access frequently used functions with a few
operations. You can register frequently used functions to
Custom menu to your preference.
b World time → P335
You can check date and time in various cities or countries as
well as Greenwich mean time. The world map is displayed on
the screen that you can check the location of the desired
city/region as well as date and time.
This can be used to check date, time, and location of your
next destination while traveling, etc.
By scanning a bar code or QR code with the camera, you can
access to the corresponding sites or send mails.
b 1Seg→ P224
You can watch 1Seg (digital terrestrial broadcasting service
for mobile devices).
You can show subtitles and enjoy data broadcasting. You
can also book a program you cannot miss.
b Unit converter → P336
Units of currency, surface, length, weight, temperature,
volume, and velocity can be quickly converted into other
units.
This can be used to find out how much the purchase you
made overseas costs in Japanese Yen, etc.
b Infrared communication/Infrared remote control→P306,
P309
You can send and receive data with devices that support
infrared communication, or operate appliances such as TV,
that supports infrared remote control.
b Touch media → P38, P312
Touch media is a menu which allows you to operate image
display, music playback, or 1Seg through touch panel. It also
contains games played by tilting or shaking the FOMA
terminal.
You can also view a document file and line maps in major
cities.
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•
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•
•
•
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Videophone calls → P52
Security settings→ P109
Deco-mail/Deco-mail pictogram→ P131
Music&Video Channel/Chaku-Uta Full® → P238, P245
Music player→ P244
i-αppli/i-αppliDX → P262
Various network services→ P357
HIGH-SPEED communication compliant→ P388
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Precautions (ALWAYS
FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS)
B Before using your FOMA terminal, read these "Safety Precautions"
carefully so that you can use it correctly. After reading the safety
precautions, keep this manual for later reference.
B 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.
No wet hands
b The signs below indicate the levels of danger or damage
that may occur if the particular precaution is not
observed.
No liquids
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 injury or
damage to the product or
property.
b The following symbols show descriptions to follow:
Denotes things not to do (Prohibitions).
Don t
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Denotes not to disassemble.
No disassembly
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Denotes not to touch with wet hands.
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Denotes not to use where it could get
wet.
Denotes mandatory instructions
(matters that must be complied with).
Denotes to unplug from the outlet.
Unplug
b "Precautions" are explained in the following 6 sections:
General Precautions for the FOMA Terminal, Battery Pack,
Adapters (Including Chargers) and UIM ……………………… P11
Precautions for the FOMA Terminal …………………………… P13
Precautions for Battery Pack …………………………………… P16
Precautions for Adapters (Including Chargers) ……………… P18
Precautions for UIM ………………………………………………… P19
Notes on Using near Electronic Medical Equipment … P19
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General Precautions for the FOMA Terminal, Battery
Pack, Adapters (Including Chargers) and UIM
Do
DANGER
Don t
Do not use, store, or leave the FOMA terminal or
other devices in locations subject to high
temperatures, such as near an open fire, in direct
sunlight or inside a car on a hot day.
Devices could be deformed or malfunction, or the
battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, ignite, lower
the performance, or shorten the life. Also, part of the
case could get heated, causing bare skin burns.
Do not attempt to disassemble or remodel the FOMA
terminal or other devices. And do not apply solder to
them.
No disassembly Fire, injury, electric shock or malfunction may result.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or catch
fire.
No liquids
Use only the battery packs and adapters (including
the chargers) approved by NTT DOCOMO for this
FOMA terminal.
Using devices other than those specified by NTT
DOCOMO may cause the FOMA terminal, battery pack,
and other devices to leak, overheat, explode, ignite, or
malfunction.
Battery Pack L04
FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use
FOMA DC Adapter 01/02
FOMA Dry Battery Adapter 01
FOMA Portable Charging Adapter 01
FOMA USB Cable with Charge Function 01/02
* For information on other compatible products,
contact a service counter such as a DOCOMO
shop.
WARNING
Don t
Do not get devices wet.
Device contact with liquids, such as water or pet urine,
may cause overheating, electric shock, fire,
malfunction, injury, etc. Pay attention to the place of
use and the way of handling.
Don t
Do not put the battery pack, FOMA terminal or
adapter (including the charger) in heating appliances
such as microwaves, or high pressure containers.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode or ignite.
Also, the FOMA terminal or adapter (including the
charger) may overheat, smoke or ignite, or the circuit
boards may become damaged.
Do not throw the FOMA terminal or devices, or
subject them to severe shocks.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
Also, devices may malfunction or catch fire.
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Don t
Do
Do
Keep conductive foreign objects (metal, pencil lead,
etc.) away from the charging terminals or external
connectors. Do not insert such objects into a device.
Fire or malfunction may result from a short-circuit.
Make sure you have the power switched off before
you go near a flammable gas such as gasoline fumes.
Do not use the charger near such places. Using the
FOMA terminal or charger in such an environment so
may result in a fire.
If you notice any strange smells, overheating,
discoloration or deformation of the terminal,
immediately take the following actions:
1. Remove the power plug from the outlet or
cigarette lighter socket
Don t
Do
CAUTION
Don t
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Do not place the FOMA terminal or accessories in
places which are unstable such as wobbly tables or
sloping shelves.
The FOMA terminal or accessories may fall, resulting
in injury or malfunction.
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If children use the FOMA terminal or devices, a
guardian should explain the safety instructions and
correct operations. The guardian should also make
sure that the instructions are followed during use.
Otherwise, injury may result.
Keep out of the reach of babies and infants.
Accidental swallowing or injury may result.
Do
2. Turn the FOMA terminal off
3. Remove the battery pack from the FOMA
terminal
If you continue to use the terminal or devices under
the conditions above, it may overheat, explode, or
ignite; or the battery pack may leak.
Do not store the FOMA terminal or accessories in
humid or dusty places, or in hot areas.
Otherwise, it could damage the FOMA terminal.
Do
Pay extra attention when you are using the
FOMA terminal for an extended period of time
while it is connected to the adapter (including
the charger).
While the battery pack is being charged, if you make a
long videophone call, constantly use i-αppli or watch
1Seg for a long time, the FOMA terminal, and its
components including the battery pack and the
adapter (including the charger) can become warm.
Some people who continuously or repeatedly touch a
hot FOMA terminal may develop rashes, itching, or
eczema depending on their physical health or existing
medical conditions, or a low temperature burn may
result.
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Precautions for the FOMA Terminal
Don t
WARNING
Don t
Don t
Don t
Do not directly point the Infrared Port at someone's
eyes while exchanging data using infrared
communication.
Doing so may adversely affect their eyes. Also, aiming
it towards other infrared devices may interfere with the
operation of these devices.
Do not flash a light at a short distance from
someone's eyes.
Doing so may cause visual disorder. Also, blinding or
surprising someone may cause an accident.
Do not put the FOMA terminal in the place where it
could be impacted by an expanding airbag, e.g. on the
dashboard of a car.
If the airbag expands, the FOMA terminal could hit you
or others, causing accidents or injury and the FOMA
terminal could malfunction or be damaged.
Don t
If you are wearing any imbedded electronic medical
device, do not place the FOMA terminal in a pocket
close to the location of a device.
The FOMA terminal may cause the device to fail.
Do not put anything but a UIM/microSD card in the
UIM/memory card slot. Keep water, foreign objects
such as electrical conductors, volatile liquids, etc., out
of the FOMA terminal.
Otherwise, electrical shock, fire or malfunction may
result.
Do not flash a light directed to a driver of the vehicle.
It disturbs driving and may cause an accident.
Don t
Do
Turn off the FOMA terminal in places where its use is
prohibited such as in airplanes or hospitals.
Otherwise, electronic devices or electronic medical
appliances may be adversely affected. If the FOMA
terminal is set to be turned on automatically, cancel
the setting before turning it off. If the medical facility
has specific zones where use or possession of mobile
phone is prohibited, follow those regulations. You may
be punished if you take action which is prohibited by
law such as use of the FOMA terminal in airplanes.
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Do
Do
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While using Hands-free, do not put the FOMA terminal
speaker next to your ear. When you use the
earphone/microphone connected to the FOMA
terminal to play a game or music, adjust the volume
to the appropriate level.
Otherwise, hearing loss may result. Also, if you cannot hear
ambient sounds, you may become involved in an accident.
Do
People who suffer from heart ailments should be
especially careful about setting vibration and ring
tone volume levels.
Being startled by alerts from an incoming call could
have effects on the heart.
CAUTION
In case of thunder and lightning while using the FOMA terminal
outdoors, immediately put the antenna back into the FOMA
terminal, turn the terminal off and move to a safe place.
There is a risk that you may receive an electrical shock
or even be struck by lightning.
Don t
Turn off your FOMA terminal in places near highprecision electronic devices or devices using weak
electronic signals.
The FOMA terminal may possibly cause the following
devices to malfunction:
* Electronic devices that may be affected: Hearing
aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers, implanted
defibrillators, other medical electronic devices,
fire alarms, automatic doors and other
automatically controlled devices. If you are using
an implanted cardiac pacemaker, implanted
defibrillator or any other electronic medical
device, consult the manufacturer or retailer of
the device for advice regarding possible effects
from radio waves.
Don t
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If the display glass or camera lens is broken, avoid
touching the broken glass or exposed parts inside the
FOMA terminal.
The protective film is used on the surface of the
display, and the tempered glass is used on the surface
of the camera lens so that shattered glass pieces do
not scatter easily, however, if you touch the broken
glass or exposed parts inside the FOMA terminal,
injury may result.
Don t
Do not swing the FOMA terminal by its antenna, strap,
etc.
If you swing the FOMA terminal around by its strap,
someone could get hurt or the device could be
damaged.
Do not use the FOMA terminal in area with many
people.
The antenna may strike on others, resulting in bodily
injury.
Do not use the FOMA terminal with the damaged
antenna.
Touching the antenna may cause burn or other injuries.
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Don t
Don t
When using "M-toy", confirm the safety of
surroundings, hold the FOMA terminal securely and do
not swing it around more than necessary.
Use "M-toy" to operate by tilting or swinging the FOMA
terminal. The FOMA terminal may hit people or objects,
if shaken or swung too much, and may cause a serious
accident or damage, etc.
Don t
If using "M-toy" with the FOMA terminal to which
metallic straps or others are attached, be careful not
to hit people or objects with the straps.
Bodily injury or damage to the FOMA terminal or other
property may result.
Don t
Don t
Do not place magnetic media near the FOMA terminal.
Information on magnetic media such as cash cards,
credit cards, telephone cards or floppy disks may be
lost.
Don t
Do not place a magnetized item near the FOMA
terminal.
A strong magnetic field may cause malfunction of the
FOMA terminal.
Don t
If the display is broken and the LCD liquid leaks, do
not put the liquid into your mouth, inhale the liquid, or
apply the liquid to your skin.
If the LCD liquid gets into your eyes or mouth,
immediately flush with clean water and seek
emergency medical advice.
Also, if the liquid gets on your skin or clothes,
immediately wipe it off with alcohol and wash with
soap and water.
Failure to do so may cause blindness or injury to your skin.
Do not put the FOMA terminal speaker next to your
ear when the ring tone is sounding or a melody is
being played on the terminal.
Hearing loss may result.
The surface of the display is covered with a
protective film for securing the safety (for preventing
the tempered glass panel from shattering) in case of
the damage caused by a drop, impact, etc. Do not
forcibly peel off or scratch the film.
Using the FOMA terminal with the film removed may
cause a bodily injury when the display is damaged.
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Electronic devices in some types of cars can be
affected by use of the FOMA terminal.
For safety's sake, do not use the FOMA terminal in
such cars.
Precautions for Battery Pack
■ You can check the battery type in your FOMA terminal
by reading the label attached to the battery pack.
Itching, rash, or eczema may be caused depending on
your physical conditions or predisposition. If an
abnormality occurs, stop using the FOMA terminal
Do
immediately, and then seek medical attention.
Metals are used for the following parts:
Part
Material
Aluminum
Anodizing
Upper housing
Magnesium
alloy
Coating after trivalent
chromium plating
Around Outer
camera
Nickel
Trivalent chromium plating
Back cover
Stainless
steel
PVD＋ESI
Do
Don t
Don t
Be careful not to catch anything such as fingers or
strap inside of the FOMA terminal when you open or
close it.
Injury or device failure may result.
Do
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Lithium ion battery
Keep all electrical conductors away from the battery
terminal contacts. Do not carry or keep the FOMA
terminal together with accessories made of metal.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
Do not use excessive force to insert the battery pack
into the FOMA terminal even when you have difficulty
in inserting it.
Also, check that the battery pack is oriented
correctly when you insert it.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
Do not attempt to incinerate a battery pack.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
Don t
Watch 1Seg in a well-lit place, keeping a certain
distance from the screen.
Otherwise, eyesight may be failing.
Type
Li-ion00
DANGER
Surface treatment
Navigation key,
Start key, Power/
Exit key
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Don t
Do
Do not puncture or tramp down the battery pack, or
strike it with a heavy blow.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
CAUTION
If battery fluid somehow gets into your eyes,
immediately flush your eyes with clean water and
immediately seek emergency medical advice.
Blindness may result.
WARNING
Don t
Do
Make sure that your pets do not bite a battery pack.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
Also, devices may malfunction or catch fire.
Don t
If an abnormality occurs to the battery pack when it is
damaged or deformed by the FOMA terminal being
dropped, stop using the terminal immediately.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
Also, devices may malfunction or catch fire.
Do not dispose of exhausted batteries with ordinary
household waste.
Battery packs which are not disposed of properly may
ignite or cause environmental damage. Cover the
battery terminals with a non-conductive tape and take
them to a service counter such as a DOCOMO shop or
dispose of them in accordance with procedures for
disposing of battery packs set up by your local
authorities.
Do not charge a wet battery pack.
The battery pack may overheat, explode, or ignite.
Do
Do
If normal charging time has elapsed but charging
does not complete, stop the charging anyhow.
The battery pack may leak, overheat, explode, or ignite.
If you see that the battery pack is leaking, or if it
smells bad, stop using it.
Be sure to keep a leaking battery pack away from open
flames since the battery fluid is highly inflammable and
could ignite or explode.
Don t
Do
If battery fluid gets on your skin or clothes,
immediately stop using the battery pack and rinse
with clean running water.
Failure to do so may cause injury to your skin.
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Precautions for Adapters (Including Chargers)
Don t
WARNING
Don t
Don t
Don t
Do not use the AC adapter in a place with high
humidity such as a bathroom.
You could suffer an electric shock.
No wet hands
Don t
Use the DC adapter only in a negative (-) ground
vehicle. It is not designed for use in a positive (+)
ground vehicle.
Otherwise, fire may result.
Don t
If you hear or see thunder and lightning, do not touch
the FOMA terminal or adapter (including the charger).
There is a risk that you may receive an electrical shock
or even be struck by lightning.
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Do not use a damaged adapter (including the charger)
or one with a damaged power cord.
Electric shock, overheating, or fire may result.
Do not short-circuit the Charging Terminals when the
adapter is plugged into an outlet or cigarette lighter
socket. Also, never touch the Charging Terminals
with fingers or other bare skin.
Doing so could cause fire, equipment failure, electric
shock, or other injury.
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Place the charger in a stable location during charging.
Also, do not cover or wrap the charger with cloth or
bedding.
The FOMA terminal may disconnect from the charger,
or cooling air flow may be restricted by wrapping the
device. The terminal may overheat, ignite, or fail.
Do not place heavy objects on the adapter (including
the charger) cord or power cord.
Electric shock or fire may result.
Do not touch the power cord of the adapter (including
the charger) or the outlet with wet hands.
You could suffer an electric shock.
Use the adapter only with the specified power source
and voltage.
Failing to do so may result in fire or malfunction. When
you use the FOMA terminal overseas, use an AC
adapter appropriate for the location.
AC adapter: 100V AC
DC adapter:
12/24V DC (for negative grounded vehicles only)
AC adapter available overseas:
100 to 240V AC (connect only with household
AC outlet)
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If the fuse of the DC adapter blows, replace it with the
specified fuse.
The use of an incorrect fuse may cause fire or
malfunction. See the instruction manual supplied with
the adapter for the specified fuse.
Keep the power plug dust-free.
Otherwise, fire may result.
Do
Do
Do
Unplug
Unplug
Unplug
If the Adapter gets wet, unplug it immediately from
the outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
A wet adapter can cause electric shock, smoke, or fire.
Before cleaning, pull the plug out of the outlet or
cigarette lighter socket.
You could suffer an electric shock.
Precautions for UIM
When plugging the adapter (including the charger)
into an outlet, plug it in firmly, being careful not to let
it contact with any metal objects or bare metal wires.
Otherwise, electric shock, a short-circuit, or fire may
result.
Always hold the adapter (including the charger) firmly when
pulling it out of the outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
If you pull on the cord instead of the adapter or plug,
the cord could come loose or be damaged resulting in
electric shock or fire.
If you are not planning to use the AC adapter for a
long period of time, unplug it from the outlet.
Otherwise, electrical shock, fire, or malfunction may
result.
CAUTION
Do
Be careful not to touch the edge of UIM (IC portion)
when removing it.
Your hands or fingers may be injured.
Notes on Using near Electronic Medical
Equipment
■ The description below meets "Guideline on the Use of Radiocommunication Equipment such as Cellular Telephones - Safeguards
for Electronic Medical Equipment" by the Electromagnetic
Compatibility Conference Japan.
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Be sure to adhere to the following regulations inside
medical facilities:
B Keep the FOMA terminal out of an intensive care unit (ICU)
or a coronary care unit (CCU).
B Turn off the FOMA terminal in hospital wards.
B Turn off the FOMA terminal in hospital lobbies and
corridors if electronic medical devices could be nearby.
B If the medical facility has specific zones where use or
possession of mobile phones is prohibited, follow those
regulations.
B If any function which automatically turns on your FOMA
terminal is set, cancel the setting before turning it off.
Turn off the FOMA terminal in crowded trains or other
public places where implanted cardiac pacemaker or
defibrillator wearers could be nearby.
Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator may be affected by radio waves.
If you use an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator, use the FOMA terminal 22cm
or more away from the implanted cardiac pacemaker
or implanted defibrillator.
Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator may be affected by radio waves.
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Patients using electronic medical equipment other
than implanted cardiac pacemakers or implanted
defibrillators (outside medical facilities for treatment
at home, etc.) should check the influence of radio
waves upon the equipment by consulting the
manufacturer.
Operations of electronic medical equipment may be
affected by radio waves.
Handling Precautions
General Usage Guidelines
■ Do not let the equipment get wet.
The FOMA terminal, battery pack, adapter
(including the charger), and UIM are not
waterproof. Do not use them in places with high
humidity such as a bathroom or where rain may
get them wet. If you carry them 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, and may be
impossible to repair. Since these malfunctions are
not under warranty, even when repair is possible,
it will be done at the user's expense.
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■ Clean the FOMA terminal with a dry, soft cloth (Lens
cleaning cloth).
• In some models, the display of the FOMA terminal has
a special coating so that it is easier to see. If you rub
the display roughly with a dry cloth, it may be
scratched. Take care of how you handle the FOMA
terminal, and use only a dry, soft cloth such as used for
cleaning glasses. If the display is left with water drop
or stain adhered, smear may be generated or the
coating might peel off.
• Do not use alcohol, thinner, benzene, detergent, or
other solvents for cleaning, otherwise the printed
images may disappear or discoloration may result.
■ Occasionally clean the connector terminals with a dry
cotton swab.
If the connector terminals become dirty, the
contact may become loose, and the FOMA terminal
power may be turned off. Wipe the connector
terminals with a clean dry cloth or cotton swab.
■ Do not place the FOMA terminal near air conditioner
outlets.
Condensation may form due to rapid changes in
temperature, and this may corrode internal parts
and cause malfunction.
■ Do not use excessive force using the FOMA terminal or
the battery pack.
If the FOMA terminal is put under heavy objects in
a bag, or if it is sat upon while in your pocket, its
LCD, internal PCBs, or the battery pack may be
damaged or malfunction.
If extraneous devices are inserted to the external
connector terminals, the connector may be
damaged or malfunction.
■ Carefully read each manual attached to the FOMA
terminal or adapter (including the charger).
■ Do not rub or scratch the display with a metal object.
Doing so may cause damage or malfunction.
Precautions for the FOMA Terminal
■ Do not push the surface of the touch panel strongly or
use a sharp object such as a finger nail, ballpoint pen, or
pin for touch panel operations.
The touch panel may be damaged.
■ Avoid extreme temperatures.
The FOMA terminal should be used within a
temperature range from 5℃ to 35℃ and a
humidity range from 45% to 85%.
■ The FOMA terminal may affect general phones,
televisions, or radios, etc. in use nearby. Use as far as
possible from such appliances.
■ Keep a separate record of any information stored on the
FOMA terminal and store the copies in a safe location.
DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the loss
of any of your data.
■ Do not insert devices to the external connector
terminals (earphone/microphone jack) crookedly and do
not pull devices out without releasing any connector
latches.
Doing so may cause damage or malfunction.
■ Do not close the FOMA terminal with a strap caught
inside.
Doing so may cause damage or malfunction.
■ It is normal for the FOMA terminal to become warm
during use or being charged. You can continue to use it
even if it is warm.
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■ Do not leave the FOMA terminal directly under the
sunlight.
Pixels may become discolored or burn out.
■ Close the covers for the external connectors when using
the terminal.
Otherwise, dust or moisture may seep in and
cause malfunction.
■ Do not use the FOMA terminal with the Back Cover
removed.
The battery pack may fall out and cause
malfunction or damage.
■ Do not put a label or sticker on the back side of the
display of the FOMA terminal.
They may be lodged when you open or close the
FOMA terminal and cause damage or malfunction.
■ While using a microSD card, do not remove the card or
turn off the FOMA terminal.
Data loss or malfunction may result.
Precautions for Battery Pack
■ Battery packs are consumables.
Depending on the usage, a battery pack may run
out of its charge extremely quickly even if it is
fully charged. Purchase a new battery pack as
specified in this manual.
■ Charge the battery pack in a place with an ambient
temperature of 5 ℃ to 35 ℃ .
■ Be sure to charge the battery pack before you first use
the FOMA terminal or after you have not used it for a
long time.
■ The actual time that a battery pack holds its charge
depends on how the FOMA terminal is used and how
close the battery pack is to the end of its useful life.
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■ The battery pack may swell towards the end of its useful
life. This is normal.
■ Do not leave an empty battery pack lying around.
Leaving a battery pack uncharged for a long time
may lower its performance or shorten its life.
Precautions for Adapters (Including Chargers)
■ Charge the battery pack in a place with an ambient
temperature of 5 ℃ to 35 ℃ .
■ Charge the battery pack where:
• There is very little humidity, vibration, and dust.
• There are no landline phones, television sets, or radios
nearby.
■ It is normal for the adapters (including the chargers) to
become warm while using or charging the FOMA
terminal. You can continue to use it even if it is warm.
■ Use the DC adapter only when the car engine is running.
Otherwise, the car battery could go dead.
■ When using a outlet with a latch mechanism, follow the
instruction manual that came with the outlet.
■ Do not subject the adapters to sharp impacts. Also, do
not bend the Charging Terminal.
Otherwise, it could damage the FOMA terminal.
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Precautions for UIM
■ Do not use excessive force to insert/remove the UIM.
■ It is normal for the UIM to become warm during use. You
can continue to use it even if it is warm.
■ Note that NTT DOCOMO will not be liable for
malfunctions occurring as the result of inserting and
using a UIM with an unauthorized external IC card
reader/writer.
■ Always keep the IC portion of the UIM clean.
■ Clean the UIM with a soft, dry cloth (Lens cleaning
cloth).
■ Keep a separate record of any information stored on the
UIM and store the copies in a safe location.
DOCOMO assumes no responsibility for the loss
of any of your data.
■ To protect the environment, please bring an old, unused
UIM to a service counter such as a DOCOMO shop.
■ Avoid extreme temperatures.
■ Do not scratch, carelessly touch or short-circuit the IC
portion.
Data loss or malfunction may result.
■ Do not drop the UIM or subject it to shocks.
Otherwise, it could damage the FOMA terminal.
■ Do not bend the UIM or put heavy things on the UIM.
Otherwise, it could damage the FOMA terminal.
■ Do not insert the UIM with labels or stickers attached
into the FOMA terminal.
Otherwise, it could damage the FOMA terminal.
CAUTION
■ Never use a modified FOMA terminal. Using a modified
device violates the Radio Wave Law.
The FOMA terminal is given a certificate of
conformity to technical standards of specified
radio equipment based on the Radio Wave Law. To
confirm this, a rating sticker is affixed to the
FOMA terminal on which
is written.
If you modify the internal components of the
FOMA terminal by removing screws, the
certificate of conformity to technical standards
becomes void.
Using the terminal with a void certificate of
conformity to technical standards violates the
Radio Wave Law.
■ Do not drive while using the FOMA terminal.
Using a mobile phone while driving is subject to
punishment by law.
If you receive a call unavoidably, you must use
Hands-free to tell the caller to call back and park
the car at a safe place to make a call.
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Accessories and Main Options
Accessories
L-04A
(With Warranty and Back
Cover L09)
Main Options
Instruction Manual (This Book)
* Refer to P462 for
Quick Manual.
DO
0D
CD-ROM for L-04A
* Contains "Manual for PC
Connection" and "Kuten
Code List" in PDF format.
Battery Pack L04
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FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
(With Warranty and Instruction Manual)
Other Options→P411
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Part Names and Functions･･････････････････････
Viewing Display ･････････････････････････････････
Selecting Menu ･････････････････････････････････
Selecting Touch Media Menu ･･･････････････････
Using UIM (FOMA Card) ････････････････････････
Attaching/Removing Battery Pack ･････････････
Charging ････････････････････････････････････････
Checking Battery Level ････････････ Battery level
Turning Power ON/OFF ･･････････Power ON/OFF
Changing Screen Display to English or Korean
････････････････････････････････ Select language
Setting Date and Time ･･････････ Set Date&Time
Notifying the Other Party of Your Phone Number
････････････････････････････ Caller ID notification
Checking Your Own Phone Number
････････････････････････････････････ Own number
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31
34
38
39
43
44
46
47
48
49
50
50
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Part Names and Functions
■ Front
■ Rear
■ Left side
■ Right side
* The FOMA antenna is inside the FOMA terminal. To communicate in better
condition, avoid covering the antenna part with your hands.
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Using earphones
Connect earphones compatible with the external connector
terminal (optional).
If you use the incompatible earphones, connect the
conversion plug adapter (optional) to the earphones.
･ Move the cursor up.
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the i-mode menu screen
(P168), and press for 1+ seconds to display the i-αppli list
screen (P263).
･ Press this while Music player, etc. is running to increase the
volume.
Flat plug for the Flat-plug
Earphone/Microphone
with Switch
Earphone
terminal
(Flat type)
Plug
Example：Connecting the Flat-plug Earphone/
Microphone with Switch (optional)
a Infrared port
･ When performing infrared communications, point this towards
the other device.→P307
b Earpiece/Speaker
･ The other party's voice comes out from here.
･ Ring tones, alarm tones, and melodies sound from here.
･ The other party's voice comes out from here during a Handsfree call.
c Display→P31
d KNavigation key
Used to move the cursor, scroll through the screen, or
execute the selected operation.
･ Move the cursor down.
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Phonebook list screen
(P85), and press for 1+ seconds to display the Add to
phonebook screen (P78).
･ Press this while Music player, etc. is running to reduce the
volume.
･ Move the cursor left. Also, return to the previous screen.
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Received calls list screen
(P58), and press for 1+ seconds to display the Received mail
list screen (P155).
･ Move the cursor right. Also, go to the next screen.
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Redial list screen (P56),
and press for 1+ seconds to display the Sent mail log screen
(P155).
e MMenu key/Left soft key
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Main menu (P34), and
press for 1+ seconds to display the Custom menu.
･ Execute the operation indicated for the left soft key.→P30
f gMail key
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Mail menu screen (P127),
and press for 1+ seconds to display the Compose message
screen (P128).
g AStart key
･ Make/answer a voice or videophone call.→P52, P66
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the recent call logs, and press
for 1+ seconds to display the recently sent/received mail logs.
･ During character entry, use this to switch the input mode
(pictographs/symbols/emoticons).→P349
･ Execute the selected operation.
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h Dial keys
･ Press to enter a phone number or characters.→P406
･ Press 0 for 1+ seconds in Stand-by to enter "+".→P62
i *Public mode (Drive mode) key
･ Enter ":"/"＊".
･ Press this for 1+ seconds in Stand-by to set/cancel Public
mode (Drive mode).→P71
j Inner camera
･ Capture your own image or movie.→P209, P212
･ Show your own image during a videophone call.
k ITouch media key/Right soft key
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Touch media menu screen (P39).
･ Execute the operation indicated for the right soft key.→P30
･ During character entry, use this to switch the input mode
(Hiragana/Katakana/alphabetic and numeric characters).→P406
l QClear/i-Channel key
･ Return to the previous state or return to the Stand-by display.
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the i-Channel list screen (P190).
m PPower/Exit key
･ Press this for 2+ seconds to turn the power on/off.→P47
･ Used to end a call or terminate a function.
n Illumination
Light up/flash while receiving a call or mails or charging the
terminal, etc.→P106
o #Manner mode key
･ Enter "#".
･ Press this for 1+ seconds in Stand-by to set/cancel Manner
mode.→P98
p Mouthpiece
･ During a call, transmit your voice through this.
･ During a movie capture, this works as a microphone.
q 1Seg antenna
･ Receive 1Seg broadcasting.→P224
* This is not the FOMA antenna.
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r Outer camera
･ Capture a still image or movie such as landscape, etc.→P209,
P212
･ Capture surrounding image during a videophone call.
s Photo light/Light
･ Light up when capturing a still image/movie.
･ You can light this up when using the camera.
t AF auxiliary lamp
･ Light up when adjusting the Auto focus.
u Back cover
･ Remove this when inserting/removing the UIM, battery pack, or
microSD card.→P39, P43, P297
v Back cover lock button→P43
w Strap hole
x External connector terminal
･ The integrated terminal used for charging and connecting
earphones.
･ Connect the AC adapter (optional), DC adapter (optional), FOMA
USB Cable with Charge Function 01/02 (optional), or Earphone
Plug Adapter for External connector terminal (optional).
y FEVolume key
Use to adjust the volume, etc.
･ Press these in Stand-by to adjust the ring tone volume.
･ Press these during a call to adjust the receiver volume.
･ Press F for 1+ seconds in Stand-by to display the 1Seg menu
screen. Press E for 1+ seconds to display the Record message
list screen (P74).
･ Press these on the Playback screen of Music player, etc. to
adjust the playback volume.
･ Press these on the List screen to move the cursor or scroll the
screen to the next page.
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z NMultitask key
･ Press this for 1+ seconds to display the New task screen.
→P319
･ The Task list screen appears.→P320
A GCamera key
･ Press this in Stand-by to display the Still image capture screen
(P209), and press for 1+ seconds to display the Movie capture
screen (P212).
･ Press this on the Still image/Movie capture screen to work as
shutter and capture images/movies.→P209, P212
･ Press this halfway on the Still image capture screen to start
the Auto focus.→P210
Opening/Closing the FOMA Terminal
When you open the FOMA terminal, slide up the front part
of the terminal. When you close the FOMA terminal, slide
down the front part of the terminal.
• By default, the FOMA terminal is set to automatically activate
the Keypad lock when closing the terminal, and to cancel the
lock when opening the terminal.
Also, Keypad lock is automatically activated when the display
light is tuned off with the FOMA terminal closed.
Keypad lock setting can be changed.→P117
Note
• Do not open or close the FOMA terminal forcibly. Failure or
malfunction may result.
• Keypad lock is not activated while functions such as 1Seg,
Camera, or Music playback (except BGM playback), etc. are in use.
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Canceling Keypad Lock
If you want to operate the FOMA terminal with the locked terminal
closed, perform the following operation to cancel the lock.
L X (Within approximately 1 second）C
• If you do not press C within approximately 1 second,
Keypad lock is activated again.
Soft Keys
Available operations on the currently opened screen are displayed as
Soft keys at the bottom of the screen. To execute the Soft key
operation, press the following corresponding Soft key.
• The Soft key description differs depending on the function or
display status.
Note
• If calls or mails arrive during Keypad lock, the display is turned on
and some key operations become available temporarily.
• To cancel the Keypad lock while using the Touch media, touch
on the screen.
How to Use Touchpad
M and I are the touchpad keys that can be operated by
touching lightly with your fingertip. The FOMA terminal vibrates
when you use the touchpad. Touchpad key operations are
available only while the touchpad is illuminated.
• When the touchpad is not illuminated, touchpad operations
become unavailable. Illuminate the touchpad with the following
steps before performing the touchpad operations.
- Press any key other than the touchpad keys
- Open/close the FOMA terminal
Note
• Do not attach stickers on the operation area to avoid malfunction.
• Do not press the touchpad with a hard object like a pen tip.
• Perform the touchpad operations with your fingertip softly.
Operations may not be performed correctly with a hard object such
as metal, gloves, or wet hands. (Strong impacts may cause
damage to the touchpad.)
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Soft key area
a Operations performed using M appears.
b Operations performed using C appears.
•
also appears to indicate the possible direction for
scrolling or item selection.
c Operations performed using I appears.
Notation for Soft Key Operations
This manual describes the Soft key operations as follows.
M[Menu]
Corresponding key
Soft key display
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Viewing Display
The descriptions of the icons appearing at the top of the screen are as follows.
a b c d e fg h i j
Strong
Voice call in progress → P53
l m n o pq r s t u v w x
Videophone call in progress → P53
Reject all calls function set →P120
(Blinking) i-mode connection in progress → P169
(Blinking) i-mode communication/i-Channel message
reception in progress → P169
(Blinking) Full browser connection in progress
(Blinking) Full browser communication in progress
(Blinking) Packet connection via PC, etc/disconnection in
progress
Packet communication via PC, etc. in progress
Packet reception via PC, etc. in progress
Packet transmission via PC, etc. in progress
Packet reception/transmission via PC, etc. in progress
y z A B C D E F
Weak
Signal strength→P48
Self mode set → P116
Out of service area or no signal reception→P48
(White)
i-mode mails stored at the i-mode center → P138
(Pink)
i-mode center mailbox full
(White)
(Pink)
MessageR stored at the i-mode center→P160
MessageR at the i-mode center full
(White)
(Pink)
(White)
(Pink)
MessageF stored at the i-mode center→P160
MessageF at the i-mode center full
i-mode mails and MessageR/F stored at the i-mode center
i-mode mails and MessageR/F at the i-mode center full
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(White)
Unread i-mode mail →P137
(White)
(White)
(Pink)
Unread SMS → P165
Unread i-mode mail and SMS
Received mails in the FOMA terminal full
SMS in the UIM full
Received mails in the FOMA terminal and SMS in the
UIM full
The ring tone for voice/videophone call muted, and
vibration active → P95, P96
The ring tone for voice/videophone call and vibration
active→P95, P96
The ring tone for voice/videophone call and vibration
inactive → P95, P96
The ring tone for Mail or MessageR/F muted, and
vibration active → P95, P96
The ring tone for Mail or MessageR/F and vibration
active→P95, P96
The ring tone for Mail or MessageR/F and vibration
inactive → P95, P96
Public mode (Drive mode) set→ P71
Record message active→P73
Alarm set → P320
Today's schedule/To do→P323, P327
(White)
Unread MessageR →P161
(Pink)
(White)
MessageR in the FOMA terminal full
Unread MessageF→P161
(Pink)
MessageF in the FOMA terminal full
SSL-compatible page displayed or loading→ P187
i-αppli running→ P263
(Gray)
(Gray)
i-αppliDX running →P263
i-αppli Stand-by display displayed → P270
i-αppliDX Stand-by display displayed→P270
Multiple functions (tasks) activated
A function (task) and background playback activated
Multiple functions (tasks) and background playback
activated
(Blinking) Alarm started when no tone sounds due to another
function (task) activated
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Today's schedule/To do with alarm set→ P323,
P327
A function (task) activated→P319
microSD card inserted→P297
Outgoing voice/videophone calls restricted → P115
Incoming voice/videophone calls restricted → P115
Incoming and outgoing voice/videophone calls
restricted →P115
Battery level →P46
Lock all set→ P113
(Pink)
Manner mode set→P98
(Gray)
Original manner mode set→ P99
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Outgoing mails restricted → P115
Incoming mails restricted→P115
Incoming and outgoing mails restricted→P115
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"Data access lock" set to "ON"→ P116
"Secret mode" set to "ON"→ P118
"Data access lock" and "Secret mode" set to "ON"
→P116, P118
"Secret mode" set to "Secret data only mode" → P118
"Data access lock" set to "ON", and "Secret mode" set
to "Secret data only mode" →P116, P118
Communication mode set and USB cable connected
UIM not inserted/error occurred in the UIM →P39
Unchecked mail (with the number of mails)
Missed calls (with the number of calls)
Voice mail messages (with the number of messages)
→P358
Record messages (with the number of messages)
Note
Terminal link applied
i-mode mail Auto send failed
i-mode mail Auto send reserved → P129
i-αppli Stand-by display released due to security
error→ P271
i-αppli auto start failed → P271
Call costs exceeded the limit→P335
Music&Video Channel program download completed
→P238
Music&Video Channel program download failed
→P238
Downloading Music&Video Channel program →P238
Reserving Music&Video Channel program download
→P238
Pattern definition update completed→P426
• Some characters or symbols appearing on the display may be
partially deformed or abbreviated.
• Icons appearing on the display are based on the default settings.
The display of the FOMA terminal may differ from the one in the
manual depending on setting changes after purchase.
• The display of the FOMA terminal employs high-precision
production technology, however, there may be instances where
some dots may not light up while others may constantly light up.
Note that this is not a failure.
Pattern definition update recommended
Pattern definition update failed
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b Icons and corresponding keys displayed on the main
menu
Selecting Menu
Icon
The FOMA terminal allows you to access or set a function,
and save items, etc. from the Main menu or sub menu.
• L-04A offers the Normal menu and Simple menu that consists
of frequently used functions (P105).
Key
Icon
(Mail)
(i-mode)
(Phonebook
&Logs)
You can select a function from the main menu using the
navigation key, or select a function using the dial keys.
• This manual explains how to select functions using the
navigation keys.
(1Seg)
Key
(MUSIC)
(Stationery)
(Camera)
(Settings)
Icon
(i-αppli)
(Data box)
Selecting Functions from Main Menu
Key
(Own
number)
(LifeKit)
Selecting a Function from Menu Items
This section explains the steps for accessing the Main menu from
Stand-by and displaying the setting screen of "Backlight".
Press M[Menu] in Stand-by
Main menu appears.
In the Main menu, use K to move the cursor
to
(Settings) and press C[Select]
Main menu
Setting screen
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On the Setting screen, use H to move the
cursor to "Display" and press C[Select]
On the Phonebook&Logs screen, press 4
corresponding to "Phonebook settings"
Display screen
On the Display screen, use H to move the
cursor to "Backlight" and press C[Select]
Main menu
Phonebook&
Logs screen
Phonebook
settings screen
Selecting a Function from Sub Menu
When "Menu" appears on a Soft key, you can access a sub
menu to perform various functions.
• The sub menu items vary depending on the function or the
FOMA terminal settings/saved items, etc.
Backlight screen
M[Menu]
Selecting a Function with a Dial Key
This section explains the steps for using dial keys to
display "Phonebook settings".
Press M[Menu] in Stand-by
On the Main menu screen, press 4
corresponding to "Phonebook&Logs"
Items with
second
hierarchy
Sub menu
Phone number
entry screen
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b Sub menu on a list screen
The sub menu on a list screen contains options such as
"Delete" that apply only to the highlighted item and ones
such as "Delete all" that apply to all items. When
performing the operation that applies to only an item,
move the cursor to the relevant item, and then press
M[Menu].
Selecting Setting Items
Setting fields on a setting screen show the current
settings. To change a setting, select a setting field and
select an item from a list.
• When
appears to the right and left of an option field, use
J to switch items.
Note
• You can move the cursor using H while the sub menu appears.
Also, you can select an item by pressing the dial key
corresponding to the menu number.
• For an item with the second hierarchy, move the cursor and press
C[Select]/R to display the second hierarchy item.
• Press M[Close]/Q to close the sub menu.
JXC
Basic Operations for Each Screen
Returning to the Previous Screen/Stand-by Display
HXC
Note
• The settings may not be switched depending on the item.
If you selected undesired menu item and want to return to
the previous screen, or cancel/end the operation and
return to the Stand-by display, perform the following
operations.
• Q : Return to the previous screen.
• P : Return to the Stand-by display. If a confirmation to exit
appears, select "Yes" to cancel the operation.
Note
• Depending on the current operation on the FOMA terminal,
pressing P/Q may not return to the Stand-by display/
previous screen.
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Authentication
Depending on the function or service to
use, a password entry screen (P110)
may appear for the authentication
purpose. If the entry screen appears, use
dial keys to enter the password and
press C[OK]. If correctly entered, you
can complete the steps or continue to
the next step.
• The entered password appears as "＊"
(asterisk) marks.
Password entry
screen (Ex.:
Terminal security
code entry screen)
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Note
Example of Sub Menu Description
• To cancel the password entry and close the entry screen, press
M[Cancel].
Items displayed on the sub menu may vary depending on
the settings or saved items of the FOMA terminal.
[Sort]
Notation for Menu Operations
Sort files by setting criteria.
This manual explains operations to be performed mainly
from the Stand-by display. Basically, descriptions of
operations are simplified as follows.
[Memory info.]
Handset memory
External memory
： Display the status of storage space,
etc. in "Data box".
： Display the status of storage space,
etc. of the microSD card.
Example of Operation Description
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X "Call display"
a Key illustration to press for operation.
b Icon for the main menu. Use K to move the cursor to the icon
and press C[Select] to select.
c Menu item names. This manual also uses the phrase "Perform
the following operation" or "select XXX". Use H to move the
cursor to an item and press C[Select] to select.
a Menu item name. Press H/F/E to move the cursor to the item
and press C[Select] to select.
b Functional description of the item.
c Item names, functional description, and operation description
of items displayed when the items are selected.
Note
• If multiple sub menus such as the Redial list screen or Redial
detail screen are collectively described, some sub menus that do
not actually appear may be included depending on the settings or
screens).
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Notations
b Description of operations starting from other than the
Stand-by display
At the beginning of the operation, the status of the
FOMA terminal or the screen to display such as "Ringing"
or "List screen" is described.
b Omitting C[Select] in the "Select" operation
As shown in c in "Example of Operation Description" (P37),
when selecting a target function from icons or lists, operations
such as C[Select] are omitted from description.
Similarly, in the cases such as password entry or fixing entered
characters, the operations such as C[OK] are omitted.
b Omitting C in the operation to make
into
The operation to select items with
and press C to change
to
is described as "Mark" omitting the operation of C.
How to Use Touch Panel
With the Touch media function, you can perform operations
by touching the panel directly.
• Touch panel operations are available only when you select a
function from the Touch media menu screen.
• The touch panel does not light up by touching the panel when the
display backlight is turned off. Press any key other than M and I.
Touch the panel softly and
release your finger
Select an item and execute
the operation
Keep touching the touch panel
while moving your finger
Ex.: To move on the screen
with scroll bar
• This operation is described
as "touch" in this manual.
• This operation is described
as "slide" in this manual.
Selecting Touch Media Menu
Select a function on Touch media menu screen to utilize
FOMA terminal display as touch panel to perform various
operations by touching the screen directly.
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Touch the panel softly and sweep upward or downward
Ex: List screen with the scroll bar (It may not work on some
screens.)
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Note
Terminating Touch Media
• Do not press the touch panel with a hard object like a pen tip.
• Perform the touch panel operations with your fingertip softly.
Operations may not be performed correctly with a hard object such
as metal, gloves, or wet hands. (Strong impacts may cause
damage to the touch panel.)
While using Touch media, P
Return to the Stand-by display. You can no longer operate
the terminal by directly touching the screen.
Note
Selecting a Function on Touch Media Menu Screen
• Touch
while using Touch media to return to the previous screen.
• While using Touch media, operations usingKor the Soft keys (M, C,
and I) are also available.
I[TOUCH]
If you use Touch media menu for the first
time after purchase, a message appears.
Touch "OK".
Using UIM (FOMA Card)
Touch media
menu screen
b Menu list on Touch media menu screen
Function name
Description
The UIM is an IC card that contains subscription information
such as your phone number. You can use communication
functions such as calling, mail, and i-mode, etc. with the UIM
inserted in the FOMA terminal. You can insert the UIM into
other FOMA terminals to use for various purposes. For details
on how to handle the UIM, see the UIM instruction manual.
Inserting/Removing
Reference
Music
You can play Chaku-Uta Full® songs.
P312
Photo
You can display pictures in thumbnail.
P313
Game
You can play games.
P313
Document
You can display a document file.
P316
1Seg
You can watch 1Seg.
P316
Line Map
You can display line maps in major cities.
P317
• After operations described in "Turning Power OFF" (P48), turn
over the FOMA terminal and remove the battery pack, then
insert or remove the UIM.→P43
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Inserting
When inserting the UIM, close the FOMA terminal and hold it with both hands.
aHold the edge of the UIM tray and draw it in the
direction of a, and insert it in the direction of b
with the IC chip side of the UIM down
bInsert the tray in the direction of the arrow until it is fixed
Removing
When removing the UIM, close the FOMA terminal and hold
it with both hands.
aHold the edge of the UIM tray and draw it until it
stops, and hold the UIM up softly and remove the
UIM in the direction of the arrow
Note
• Do not misplace the removed UIM.
Security Codes
You can set 2 security codes to the UIM: "PIN1 code" and
"PIN2 code".→P111
Note
• Do not use excessive force when inserting the UIM to avoid
damaging it.
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UIM Security Function
• Hereafter, the UIM that was inserted when you downloaded or
obtained data or files is referred to as "your UIM" and any other
UIM as "another UIM".
The FOMA terminal incorporates the UIM security function
(UIM operational restriction function) to protect your data
and files.
• When you download data or files from sites or acquire data
attached to mail with the UIM inserted into the FOMA terminal,
the UIM operational restriction function is automatically set to
these data or files.
• Data or files with the UIM operational restriction function set are
accessible only when the same UIM used when downloading
data or files is inserted.
• The following data/files are restricted:
- File attached to i-mode mail
- MessageR/F with file (melodies/images) attached
- Screen memo
- Images inserted in Deco-mail or signature
- i-motion
- i-αppli (including i-αppli Stand-by display)
- Image (including animation and Flash movie)
- Chaku-Uta®/Chaku-Uta Full® song
- Melody
- Mail template with motion-restricted data
- Music&Video Channel program
* "Chaku-Uta" is a registered trademark of Sony Music
Entertainment Inc.
Your UIM
Another
UIM
If the UIM used for
obtaining data or mails is
inserted, you can browse
or play back UIMrestricted data.
Replacing the UIM
If the UIM used for
obtaining data or mails is
not inserted, you cannot
browse or play. back UIMrestricted data.
Note
• When you set data/file restricted with this function to the Standby display, etc., the setting will return to the default if another UIM
is inserted or if no UIM is inserted. When you re-insert your UIM,
the setting will revert to the original state you set.
• Pre-installed i-αppli programs are not restricted. However, if you
delete i-αppli and download it, the newly-downloaded i-αppli will be
restricted.
• The following data/files are not restricted with this function:
- Data/files obtained via infrared communication, a microSD
card, or data communication
- Images captured/edited using this FOMA terminal
• Even if a UIM different from the one used when data/files were
obtained is inserted, the data/files restricted with this function
can be deleted.
• Settings that are saved on the UIM are as follows:
- Phone number display
- SMS center settings
- PIN1 and PIN2 codes
- Select language
- SMS validity period
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• If the UIM is inserted into another i-Channel-compatible terminal,
the ticker will not appear. If you press Q in Stand-by and display
the channel list, the latest information is downloaded and the
ticker appears.
UIM Types
Note that the specifications of the "UIM (blue)" differ from
those of the "UIM (green/white)" as follows:
Function
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UIM
(blue)
UIM
Reference
(green/white)
Number of phone
number digits to be
saved to the UIM
Phonebook
Up to 20
digits
Up to 26
digits
P81
WORLD WING
Not available
Available
P374
Service Numbers
Not available
Available
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WORLD WING
WORLD WING is DOCOMO's FOMA international
roaming service that provides telephone and other
types of mobile communications. It allows you to use
the same phone number overseas as in Japan by
inserting a UIM (green/white) into a FOMA terminal.
Note that L-04A can be used only in DOCOMO's 3G
roaming service area. Inserting a UIM (green/white) into
a GSM-compatible terminal allows you to use it in the
GSM service area.
• If you subscribed to the FOMA service after
September 1, 2005, a separate subscription is not
required. However, if you declared that you did not
require this service at the FOMA service subscription
or canceled this service, a separate subscription is
required.
• If you initially subscribed to the FOMA service before
August 31, 2005 and have not subscribed to
"WORLD WING", a separate subscription is required.
• This service is not available for some billing plans.
• If your UIM (green/white) is lost or stolen overseas,
contact DOCOMO immediately and temporarily
suspend your subscription. For contact information,
see General Inquiries at the back of this manual. Call
and communication charges after the FOMA terminal
was lost or stolen are still charged to you.
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Attaching/Removing Battery
Pack
• Turn off the FOMA terminal and hold it in your hand with the
terminal closed.
Attaching
aWhile pressing the Back
cover lock button in the
direction of a, hold the
Back cover up in the
direction of b to remove
it
bWith the " B " side up,
align the metal
contacts of the
battery pack and the
FOMA terminal, attach
the battery pack in the
direction of a, then
insert the battery
pack in the direction of
• When attaching the battery pack, press it
underneath the tab and push it down.
cWhile pushing the
Back cover in the
direction of a, push
it in the direction of
b until it clicks
Note
• Attaching the battery pack forcibly with the UIM not properly
inserted may damage the UIM.
• Attaching the battery pack forcibly may damage the FOMA
terminal.
Removing
aWhile pressing the
Back cover lock
button in the direction
of a, hold the Back
cover up in the
direction of b to
remove it
bWhile pressing down
the battery pack in the
direction of a, hold
the tab up in the
direction of b, and
remove in the
direction of c
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b Charging
Charging
Use the specified AC adapter (optional) or DC adapter
(optional) to charge the FOMA terminal. Use the exclusive
battery pack L04 for the FOMA terminal.
b Battery pack life
• The battery pack is a consumable. The available usage time
decreases every time the battery pack is recharged.
• When the usable time after each recharging becomes
approximately half compared to a new battery pack, it is
recommended that the battery pack be replaced with a new one
as soon as possible. The battery pack may swell as the battery
life is near its end depending on the battery pack condition, but
it is not a malfunction.
• If i-αppli or videophone, etc. is used for long periods of time while
the battery pack is being charged, the battery life may be
shortened.
For environmental protection, be sure
to bring the exhausted battery pack to
NTT DOCOMO, the sales agent, or
recycle shop.
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• For details, see the instruction manuals for the FOMA AC
Adapter 01/02 (optional), FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use
(optional), and FOMA DC Adapter 01/02 (optional).
• The FOMA AC Adapter 01 can be used only for AC 100V. The
FOMA AC Adapter 02 and the FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global
use support the voltage from AC 100V to 240V.
• The adapter plug shape is for AC 100V (for domestic use). To
use an AC adapter that supports from AC 100V to 240V
overseas, the compatible conversion plug adapter is required. Do
not charge the battery pack with a transformer designed for
overseas trips.
• To charge the battery pack with the AC or DC adapter, make
sure that the battery pack is inserted into the FOMA terminal.
• Plug or unplug the connector slowly and securely avoiding
excessive force.
• Even during a call, the charge start tone sounds from the
earpiece.
• If you start charging the fully drained battery pack, the FOMA
terminal may not be turned on for a while.
• If you make a long videophone call while charging the FOMA
terminal, the inside of the FOMA terminal may become hot and
charging may stop. In this case, try charging again later.
b Do not charge the battery pack for a long time (several
days) with the FOMA terminal power on.
• If the FOMA terminal is left with the power on for long periods of
time during charging, you may not be able to use the FOMA
terminal for long duration as expected and the low battery alarm
may sound, because the FOMA terminal receives the power from
the battery pack after charging is completed. In this case,
recharge the battery pack properly. Before recharging the
battery pack, disconnect the AC adapter or DC adapter from the
FOMA terminal and reconnect it.
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b Approximate battery pack usage time
b Estimated battery pack charging time
The usage time may vary depending on the operating environment
and the battery pack deterioration.
FOMA/3G
Continuous
stand-by time
Stationary: Approx. 300 hours
Moving: Approx. 270 hours
Continuous
call time
Voice call: Approx. 200 minutes
Videophone call: Approx. 100
minutes
1Seg watching time
FOMA AC Adapter 01/02
Approx. 200 minutes
FOMA DC Adapter 01/02
Approx. 200 minutes
• The estimated charging time is the duration of time to charge a
fully drained battery pack with the FOMA terminal turned off.
The charging time becomes longer with the FOMA terminal
turned on.
Approx. 200 minutes
• Continuous call time is approximate duration for calling with
normal radio wave reception level.
• Continuous stand-by time is approximate usage time when
moving with normal radio wave reception level. Depending on the
battery level, set functions, operating environment such as
ambient temperature, or radio wave reception level (poor or weak
radio wave reception level), stand-by time may be reduced by
half. During i-mode communication, the call (communication)/
stand-by time becomes shorter. Even if you do not make calls or
i-mode communications, the call (communication)/stand-by time
shortens when you compose i-mode mail, start i-αppli or i-αppli
Stand-by display, perform data communications or Multiaccess,
use the camera, play back movie or music, or watch 1Seg, etc.
• Depending on network conditions at your location, usage time
may become shorter than the described values.
• Continuous stand-by time in a stationary is the average usage
time in stationary state with normal radio wave reception level
with the FOMA terminal closed.
• Continuous stand-by time in a moving state is the average
usage time in a state combining "stand still", "in motion", and "out
of service area" in an area with normal radio wave reception level
with the FOMA terminal closed.
• 1Seg watching time is approximate usage time when watching
with normal radio wave reception level and using the Flat-plug
Stereo Earphone Set P01 (optional).
• The call/communication or stand-by time may be reduced to
about half, or 1Seg watching time may shorten depending on
the battery level, set functions, operating environment such as
ambient temperature, or radio wave reception level (poor or weak
radio wave reception level).
Charging with AC Adapter
Open the external connector terminal cover
(a) and flip it over (b)
Insert the AC adapter connector, with the
inscribed arrow side up, straight into the FOMA
terminal external connector
External
connector
terminal
cover
Release button
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Connect the AC adapter plug to an electric
outlet
Charging starts and the
illumination lights in red.
Power plug
AC 100V
outlet

• Use the adapter with the specified power source and voltage.
Failing to do so may result in fire or malfunction.

• The DC adapter is exclusively for a negative ground vehicle (12V/
24V).
• A fuse (2A) is a consumable item. Purchase a replacement fuse
from a car parts shop.
• Do not charge while the car engine is not running to avoid draining
the car battery.
Battery level
After charging completes, pull the AC adapter
connector straight out while pressing the
release buttons
When charging completes, the illumination turns off.
• Make sure to insert or pull out the AC adapter straight with
the correct side up. Forcibly trying to remove the adaptor
may cause damage.
b DC adapter (optional)
The DC adapter supplies power to the FOMA terminal
from a cigarette lighter socket (12V/24V) of a car with
the battery pack inserted in the FOMA terminal.
For details, see the FOMA DC Adapter 01/02 instruction
manual.
Note
• When the power is turned on, you can set the FOMA terminal to
sound the charge start tone or charge complete tone. The setting
of "Popup tone" is applied.→P95
• You can set the FOMA terminal to charge with the Display
backlight on.→P103
• While charging, the battery level icon changes in the order of
→
→
→
(gray) in an animation display. After
charging completes,
(gray) lights up.
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Checking Battery Level
An icon indicating the battery level (appears at the top of
the screen.
(Gray) ：The battery is full.
(Gray) ：The battery is getting low.
(Red) ：The battery is almost running
out. Charge the battery.
(Red)
：The battery is almost running
out. The FOMA terminal will
automatically turn off in a
moment. Charge the battery.
Note
• When an icon indicating battery level is
(red) or
(red),
camera functions (including the bar code reader) and infrared
communication functions are unavailable.
• When the color of the icon indicating battery level is other than
(gray) and you activate 1Seg/Music player/SD-Audio player,
the notification indicating the low battery level appears (may not
appear when the battery level is
(gray)).
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Power ON/OFF
Checking Battery Level with Sound and
Display
Turning Power ON/OFF
The battery level can be checked with display and sound.
M[Menu] X
"Battery level"
Turning Power ON
(Settings) X "Others" X
A confirmation appears and a tone sounds
according to the battery level. The battery
level screen disappears in approximately 3
seconds.
Three beeps : The battery is full.
Two beeps
: The battery is getting low.
One beep
: The battery is almost
running out. Charge the
battery.
When the FOMA terminal is turned off, P
(for 2+ seconds)
The dial key's backlight and illumination of
the FOMA terminal light up, and after the
wake-up screen appears, the Stand-by
display appears.
Note
Stand-by
display
• When "Dial sound" is set to "Silent" or "Manner mode" is activated,
you will not hear the beep.
Note
When the battery is running out
A message indicating that "Low battery.
Charge or change battery" appears and the
beep tone sounds. (Depending on the
settings, the tone may not sound.)
(red) at the top the screen blinks. After
a little while, the FOMA terminal turns off
automatically.
• If the UIM is not inserted, the message "Insert UIM" appears.
• A call may be disconnected even when the FOMA terminal is not
in motion and with
displayed.
• Setting date and time→P49
• Sending Caller ID→P50
• Changing the Terminal security code→P112
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When "PIN1 code request" is set to "ON"
The PIN1 code entry screen appears.
When the PIN1 (P111) code is entered,
the Wake-up screen and then the Standby display appear.
You can make emergency calls (to 110,
119, or 118) even when the PIN1 entry
screen appears.→P112
Turning Power OFF
When the FOMA terminal is turned on, P
(for 2+ seconds) in Stand-by
The exit screen appears and the power is turned off.
Select language
Changing Screen Display to
English or Korean
When "Lock all" is activated
The Terminal security code entry is required.
When "圏外" appears at the top of the screen
The FOMA terminal is out of service area or in a poor signal
area. Move to a location where the icon indicating the signal
strength appears. The signal strength is indicated in 4 levels
as follows:
→
→
→
Strong
Weak
Viewing the Welcome mail
By default, " Welcome Mail " is saved.
Press C repeatedly to display the mail. Alternatively,
perform operations in "Displaying Received Mail" (P143) to
display the mail.
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You can switch the display language on the FOMA terminal
to Japanese, English, or Korean.
M[メニュー (Menu)] X
(設定 (Settings)) X
"Select language" X "日本語 (Japanese)"/
"English"/"
(Korean)"
Note
• When the language is switched to English or Korean, "Select
language" is displayed as "マルチリンガル (Multilingual)".
• The setting of this function is stored on the FOMA terminal and
UIM in use. If another UIM is inserted, the setting on the
inserted UIM takes priority. If the UIM with Korean language set
is inserted into the Korean-incompatible FOMA terminal, the
display language is set to Japanese or English.
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Set Date&Time
[Daylight saving]
Setting Date and Time
Set the daylight saving time.
[Set date&time]
You can set the FOMA terminal to update the time automatically.
Also, you can set the local time zone, daylight saving, and date&time.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Date&Time" X
"Set Date&Time"
Set the date and time manually.
To set the date, use J to move the cursor to the position and enter
the date with the dial keys (pressing C[Select] in the date entry field
displays the calendar screen on which you can set the date. Calendar
screen operation→P324).
To set the time, use J to move the cursor to the position to change,
enter the date with the dial keys (pressing C in the time field displays
the Time setting screen on which you can enter time using the dial
keys and H).
• Depending on the settings in "Date&Time format" (P107), the
display format or order of the date and time may differ.
• You can set the date between 1980/01/01 and 2099/12/31.
I[Done]
Note
Date&Time
settings screen
Perform the following operations
• If "Auto time adjust" is set to "ON", you cannot set "Local
time zone", "Daylight saving", and "Set date&time".
[Auto time adjust]
Set whether to adjust the time on the FOMA terminal based on the
time information from the network.
ON ： Adjust the date and time automatically.
OFF ： Does not adjust the date and time automatically.

• Time or time differences can be adjusted when the power is
turned on.
• If time is not adjusted for a while after the power is turned on,
turn the power on again.
• Time may not be adjusted depending on the signal strength.
• When using the FOMA terminal overseas, the time or time zone
may not be adjusted depending on the network service to use.
Also, the time may not be properly displayed. Set the time of the
location where you stay with the World time.→P335
• Time is not adjusted when an i-αppli is running or the UIM is not
inserted.
• An error of a few seconds may occur.
[Local time zone]
Set the time zone for the date and time.
If you press C[List] to select a country or city from the list, press
M[] to switch the list by page.
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Caller ID notification
Own number
Notifying the Other Party of
Your Phone Number
Checking Your Own Phone Number
You can set the FOMA terminal to show/hide your Caller ID
on the network in advance.
• Your Caller ID (phone number) is important information. Please
take care when sending your Caller ID.
• Caller ID notification cannot be set when "圏外" appears.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Service" X
"Caller ID notification"
Perform the following operations
[Activate/Deactivate]
Set to show/hide the Caller ID.
X "Notify"/"Not notify" X Enter the network security code
[Check setting]
Check the current setting status.
Note
• Your Caller ID is displayed only when the other party's phone
allows the display of Caller ID.
• You can set the Caller ID notification for each call.→P60
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You can check your phone number (own number) saved on the UIM.
M[Menu] X
(Own number)
b To display the saved detail
information
Pressing C[Detail] and entering the
Terminal security code on the Own number
screen displays the Own number detail
screen. You can also save information
other than the own number.→P332
• If a phone number other than your own
number, mail address, or URL is saved,
you can make a call, create i-mode mail,
or access a site by moving the cursor
and pressing I.
Own number
screen
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Voice/Videophone Calls
Making Calls/Videophone Calls
Videophone Calls････････････････････････････････
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Making a Call/Videophone Call ･･････････････････
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Making a Call Using Redial/Received Calls ･････
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Making a Call Using Recent Calls ･･･ Recent calls
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Setting Caller ID to Send/Not to Send for Each Call
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Sending Touch-tone Signals ･････････････ Pause
61
Making International Calls ････････WORLD CALL
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Setting Prefix to Be Added to a Phone Number
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65
Making a Call Specifying a Sub Address
････････････････････････････ Sub address setting
65
Setting an Alarm until Connection is Reestablished
･･･････････････････････････････ Reconnect alarm
66
Reducing Surrounding Noise to Make Voice Clear
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Receiving Calls/Videophone Calls
Receiving a Call/Videophone Call ･･･････････････
66
Setting How to Answer Incoming Voice Calls
･･･････････････････････････････････Answer mode
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Ending/Holding Call by Closing the FOMA Terminal
･･･････････････････････････････････ Close setting
69
Adjusting Earpiece Volume during a Call
････････････････････････････････ Earpiece volume
Adjusting Ring Volume･････Incoming call volume
69
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When You Can/Could not Answer a Voice/
Videophone Call
Putting a Call on Hold when You Cannot Answer
Immediately ･････････････････････････････Holding 70
Setting Answer Holding Tone･･････ On hold tone
70
Setting Holding Tone ･･････････････ Holding tone
70
Using Public Mode (Drive Mode)
･･････････････････････ Public mode (Drive mode)
71
Using Public Mode (Power OFF)
･･･････････････････････ Public mode (Power OFF)
72
Checking Missed Calls･･･････････････Missed call
72
Recording Voice Messages when You Cannot Answer
the Call････････････････････････Record message
72
Recording a Message when You Cannot Answer
Incoming Call･･･････････ Quick Record Message 74
Videophone Settings
Setting Image to Send to the Other Party ･･････
Changing Videophone Settings ･･･ Videophone set
74
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d Settings icons
Zoom adjustment→P55
Display Hands-free ON/OFF state→P53
Picture mode (Camera image/Substitute image)
→P55
Videophone Calls
The Videophone call can be used with a mobile phone that
supports DOCOMO's Videophone call service.
• DOCOMO's Videophone call service complies with "ISO 3GPP*1
standardized 3G-324M*2". DOCOMO's videophone calls cannot
connect with mobile phones that support a different system of
videophone call.
*1
3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project)
This is a regional standards organization for developing
common technical specifications for the third generation
mobile communication systems (IMT-2000).
*2
3Ｇ-324M
The international standard of 3rd Generation Mobile
Videophone.
• There are 2 different Videophone call communication rates, 64K
(64kbps) and 32K (32kbps), this FOMA terminal cannot use
Videophone call at 32K.
• This FOMA terminal does not support remote monitoring.
Videophone Call Screen Components
a Main window
The other party's image appears
by default.
b Sub window
Your image appears by default.
c Call duration
Displayed in the format of
minutes: seconds.
Voice/Videophone Calls
Enter a phone number
• Up to 80 digits can be entered. However,
only up to 32 digits can be displayed if
"Motion Dialing" is set to "OFF", and up to
45 digits if set it to other than "OFF".
• Enter a number from "0" to "99" to view
the Phonebook entry of the
corresponding memory number. Also,
entering a number with 3 digits or more
finds phone numbers containing the
number from the Phonebook.→P92
• Start from the area code even for a local
call.
Phone number
entry screen
• C[Save]: Add a new or extra phone number to the
Phonebook.→P82
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Making a Call/Videophone Call
• I[Mail]: Create i-mode mail to the phone number that
you entered.→P128
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To make a voice call
Note
• If you hear the voice guidance for the Caller ID request, make
the call again sending Caller ID.
• You cannot switch between a voice/videophone call during a
call using this FOMA terminal.
• Closing the FOMA terminal during a call terminates the call when
"Close setting" is set to "End the call", and holds the call when it
is set to "On Hold". However, if the Flat-plug Earphone/
Microphone with Switch (optional) is connected, closing the
FOMA terminal will not terminate the call or place the call on hold.
• The low battery alert sounds from the earpiece if the battery
becomes low during a call. You can continue the call; however,
the call will be terminated momentarily when the FOMA terminal
power is automatically turned off.
• This FOMA terminal does not support Hands-free devices via a
USB connection (such as In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01).
To make a videophone call
M[Menu] X "Video phone call"
A ringing tone
sounds from the
earpiece, and the
"Calling..." dialing
screen is displayed
until the other party
answers the call.
• C[Spk ON/Spk
OFF]: Toggle
Hands-free ON or
OFF.
Voice call
Videophone call
• Press C[OK] on the Voice call screen, lock is released and the
sub menu becomes available. If the sub menu does not appear,
lock is automatically activated after approximately 3 seconds.
b During a voice call

The following icons show the state of the settings during a
call.
•
Display Hands-free ON/OFF State
•
Mute/Unmute→P55
•
Receiver volume→P69
b During a videophone call
• I[Image/Camera]: Switch the image to send
between the substitute image and the camera image.
• A: Switch between the Inner and Outer camera for
the image to send to the other party.

• Pressing a dial
screen
screen
key/*/#
during a call allows you to send touch-tone signals.
To terminate the call, P
• A call cannot be connected if you make a videophone call to a
mobile phone that does not support videophone calls, or if the
other party's mobile phone is out of service area or turned off. If
you make a videophone call to a phone that does not support
videophone calls, and you have set "Auto redial as voice" to
"ON", the call will be disconnected before the connection is
established, and the FOMA terminal automatically redials the
number as a voice call. However, if the other party uses an ISDN
64k connection, or a videophone that does not support the 3G324M standard (as of October, 2008), or you dialed a wrong
number, the above action may not be taken. Communication
charges may apply.
• If you make a videophone call to an emergency number such as
"110", "119", or "118", a voice call will be made automatically.
• Incoming i-mode mail or MessageR/F during a videophone call
is stored at the i-mode center. SMS can be received even during
a videophone call.
• Digital call charge applies for sending the Substitute Image.
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Message
Correcting an entered phone number
Please make
your call from
i-mode
To delete an entered digit, use L X K to move the cursor
to the position and press Q.
To add a digit, use L X K to move the cursor to the right of
the digit and enter the digit with a dial key.
Connection failed Set "Caller ID notification" to "Notify" and
redial.
• This message may appear for other
reasons, as well.
Screen display during dialing
The other party's name is displayed if the other party's phone
number is saved in the Phonebook.
If a videophone call could not be made
The following messages appear if a videophone call could
not be made (depending on the other party's mobile phone
model or subscribed network services, the displayed
messages may not describe the actual situation).
Message
Phone Number Entry Screen Sub Menu
Phone number entry screen (P52) X
M[Menu] X Perform the following
operations
Description
[Video phone call]
Check number,
then redial
The phone number is not valid.
Busy
The other party is on a call (this message
may appear when the other party's mobile
phone is performing packet communication
depending on the mobile phone).
[Caller ID]
Make a videophone call.
Set whether the other party receives your Caller ID when you make a
call.→P60
The other party is in packet communication.
[Int. call]
Out of service
area/power off
The other party's mobile phone is either out
of service area or turned off.
After selecting the country code to make a call, "009130010"
(WORLD CALL) and the country code will be inserted at the beginning
of the phone number.→P61
Set Caller ID to
ON
The Caller ID was not sent (when the call is
made to the number for visualnet, etc.).
[Select prefix]
Your call is being
forwarded
The call is being forwarded.
Add the prefix number at the beginning of the entered phone number.
This can be added only once.→P62
Redial using
voice call
The Call forwarding service is activated, and
the forwarding destination does not support
videophone calls.
Upper limit has
Your usage fees have exceeded the limit of
been exceeded.
your plan (Type limit or Family Wide limit).
Connection failed
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Description
The videophone call was not dialed from the
official i-mode site information provider
(when the call is made to V-live).
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[Multi number]
*1
*2
If you subscribe to Multi Number, select the number to use when
making a call.→P368
Videophone Call Screen Sub Menu
[Compose mail]
Create new i-mode mail to the entered phone number.→P128
[Add to phonebook]
Add an entry to the Phonebook.→P82
Not available if you do not subscribe to Call waiting service.
Not available if you make a call using Redial or Received calls, or
the Phonebook is accessed. To use this function, terminate
applicable functions from the Task list screen.→P320
Videophone call screen (P53) X M[Menu]
X Perform the following operations
[Search phonebook]
[End call]
Search the Phonebook entry with the entered number.→P85
Terminate the call.
Voice Call Screen Sub Menu
Press C[OK] on the Voice call screen (P53)
X M[Menu] X Perform the following
operations
[New call]*1
Place the active call on hold, and dial another party.
[End active call]
Terminate the call.
[Hold]
Place the active call on hold. To cancel, press A or C[Active].
[Hold]
Place the active call on hold. To cancel, press A or C[Active].
If you press I[Image] to cancel the hold, the substitute image will
be sent to the other party.
[Substitute image/Camera image]
Switch the image to send between the substitute image and the
camera image.
[Camera settings]
Configure the camera for videophone calls. Use J to select an icon.
After setting, press M[Close].
Zoom
： Zoom the camera image (x1/x2).
Brightness ： Adjust the brightness of the camera image (High/
Medium/Low).
Night mode ： Set this when using the camera in a dark place, etc.
[Mute/Unmute]
Enable/Disable to mute your voice on the other party's mobile phone.
[Send my info]
Create i-mode mail with Own number entered in the message text.
→P128
[Search phonebook]*2
Search for a Phonebook entry.→P85
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[Videophone set]
You can set the display and lighting for videophone calls. After setting,
press I[Done].
Display setting
Other - Me
： Display the other party's image on the main
window and your image on the sub window.
Me - Other
： Display your image on the main window and the
other party's image on the sub window.
Other only
： Display only the other party's image.
Me only
： Display only your image.
Light
： Always stays on during a call.
Always ON
Terminal setting ： In accord with "Backlight" settings.→P103
Redial and the Received call logs can be used to make
calls. Also, the Recent calls (both sent and received) can
be used to make calls.
[Screen size]
Redial maintains a list of the last 30 voice or videophone calls. The phone
number and the calling date and time are stored in the call logs.
Set the display size of the main window.
[Visual preference]
Set quality of the image sent to the other party.
Prefer img qual
： The image is sent with maximized image
quality. This option is effective when there is
little motion.
Normal
： Set the sent image quality and motion to standard.
Prefer motion spd ： Set priority to motion for sent images. This option is
effective when there is a lot of motions.
[Switch camera]
Switch the camera to send the image to the other party between the
Inner camera and the Outer camera.
[Search phonebook]*
Search for a Phonebook entry.→P85
[Own number]
Display your phone number (Own number).
* Not available if you make a call using Redial or Received calls, or
the Phonebook is accessed. To use this function, terminate
applicable functions from the Task list screen.→P320
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Voice/Videophone Calls
Making a Call Using Redial/
Received Calls
Redial
Calling the Same Party Again
• If more than 30 calls are made, the most recent 30 calls are retained.
Stand-by display X R
a The party's name saved in the
Phonebook
If the caller's name is not saved, the
phone number will be displayed.
b Outgoing phone call type
Dialing a voice call
Dialing a videophone call
c Call date and time
d Dialing an international call
Redial list screen
Calling overseas from Japan
Calling from overseas during
international roaming
Making an international call from overseas during
international roaming
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Move the cursor to the number to redial X
C[View]
a Outgoing phone call type
b The name saved in the
Phonebook
If the number is not saved in
the Phonebook, "Unregistered"
is displayed.
c The other party's phone
number
d Caller ID setting when dialing
Appear when you make a call
with the Caller ID (P54) set to
Redial detail
"Notify".
screen
e Multi Number used for dialing*
The number of Multi Number used to dial is displayed by
the registered name in "Number setting" (P368).
* Appear when you subscribe to the Multi Number service.
f Call date and time
g Call duration
h Outgoing international call
Calling overseas from Japan
Calling from overseas during international roaming
Making an international call from overseas during
international roaming
To make a voice call
A or C[Call]
To make a videophone call
M[Menu] X "Video phone call"
Note
• You can make a voice call by selecting an entry on the Redial
list screen and pressing A. You can also make a videophone
call if you press M[Menu] X "Video phone call".
• If the same phone number is saved repeatedly in the
Phonebook, the name found first in the Reading search is
displayed.
• A call dialed with "184" or "186" will be recorded as a separate
Redial entry.
• Press I[Mail] on the Redial list screen/Redial detail screen,
to create i-mode mail to the phone number on the selected
Redial entry.
Redial List Screen/Redial Detail Screen Sub Menu
Redial list screen (P56)/Redial detail screen
(P57) X M[Menu] X Perform the following
operations
[Voice call]
Make a voice call.
[Video phone call]
Make a videophone call.
[Compose mail]
Create an i-mode mail to the phone number on the Redial list.
→P128
[Add to phonebook]
Add a number to the Phonebook from the Redial list.→P82
[Customize call]
Make a call changing the redial phone number.
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a The party's name saved in the Phonebook
If the caller's name is not saved, the phone number will be
displayed. If the caller did not send the Caller ID, the
reason for No Caller ID is displayed.
b Incoming phone call type
Answered/Missed voice call (including Rejected
calls)
Answered/Missed videophone call (including
Rejected calls)
c Received date and time
d Incoming international call
Incoming international call from overseas
Incoming call during international roaming at overseas
Incoming international call during international roaming
at overseas
[Change list]*
Switch logs to display.
Recent calls
： Display
Recent mails ： Display
Received calls ： Display
Received mails ： Display
Sent mails
： Display
the
the
the
the
the
Recent call list screen.→P60
Recent mail list screen.→P155
Received calls list screen.→P58
Received mail list screen.→P155
Sent mail list screen.→P155
[Delete]
Delete the selected/displayed redial entry.
[Delete all]*
Delete all redial entries.
* Not displayed on the detail screen.
Received calls
Making a Call Using Received Calls
The Received call logs maintains a list of the last 30
incoming calls and videophone calls. Phone numbers and
received dates/times are stored in a call logs.
• If more than 30 calls are received, the most recent 30 calls are retained.
Stand-by display X L
Received calls list
screen
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Voice/Videophone Calls
Move the cursor to a log entry X C[View]
a Incoming phone call type
b The name saved in the
Phonebook
If the phone number is not in
the Phonebook, "Unregistered"
is displayed, and if the Caller ID
was not received, "User unset"
is displayed.
c The other party's phone
number
d Multi Number received*
Received calls
The received number of Multi
detail screen
Number is displayed as the
registered name in "Number
setting" (P368).
* Appear when you subscribe to the Multi Number service.
e Received date and time
f Call duration/Ring time (Missed call)
g Incoming international call
Incoming international call from overseas
Incoming call during international roaming at overseas
Incoming international call during international roaming
at overseas
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To make a voice call
Received Calls List Screen/Received Calls Detail
Screen Sub Menu
A or C[Call]
To make a videophone call
M[Menu] X "Video phone call"
Note
• You can make a voice call by selecting an entry on the Received
calls list screen and pressing A. You can also make a
videophone call by pressing M[Menu] X "Video phone call".
• The reason for no Caller ID is displayed in the log entry of the
call without Caller ID.→P120
• If the same phone number is saved repeatedly in the
Phonebook, the name found first in the Reading search is
displayed.
• A call log for the number used dial-in service may be displayed
differently from the actual number.
• Press I[Mail] on the Received calls list/detail screen, to
create i-mode mail to the phone number in the selected
received call log entry.
Received calls list screen (P58)/Received
call detail screen (P58) X M[Menu] X
Perform the following operations
[Voice call]
Make a voice call.
[Video phone call]
Make a videophone call.
[Compose mail]
Create i-mode mail to the phone number on the Received call logs.
→P128
[Add to phonebook]
Add a number to the phonebook from the Received calls.→P82
[Customize call]
Make a call changing a phone number in the Received call logs.
[Change list]*
Switch logs to display.
Recent calls
： Display
Recent mails
： Display
Received mails ： Display
Redial
： Display
Sent mails
： Display
the
the
the
the
the
Recent call list screen.→P60
Recent mail list screen.→P155
Received mail list screen.→P155
Redial list screen.→P56
Sent mail list screen.→P155
[Delete]
Delete the selected/displayed Received call log.
[Delete all]*
Delete all Received call logs.
* Not displayed on the detail screen.
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Recent calls
Adding 184/186 to Send/Not to Send
Caller ID
Making a Call Using Recent Calls
Up to 60 incoming and outgoing calls can be recorded in
"Recent".
• If more than 60 calls are recorded, the most recent 60 calls are
retained.
Stand-by display X A
For subsequent steps and the description of screen
components, see "Redial" (P56) and "Received calls" (P58)
sections.
Enter "184" (Do not notify)/"186" (Notify) X
Enter the phone number
To make a videophone call
M[Menu] X "Video phone call"
Note
• The sub menu of the Recent call list screen/detail screen is the
same as the one of the Redial and Received call list screen/
detail screen.→P57, P59
184/186
Setting Caller ID to Send/Not
to Send for Each Call
There are 2 ways to show/hide the Caller ID for each call:
adding "184"/"186", or using the sub menu on the Phone
number entry screen.
To make a voice call
Using Sub Menu to Send/Not to Send
Caller ID
Example: To use the sub menu of the Phone number entry
screen
Enter the phone number X M[Menu] X
"Caller ID" X "Not notify"/"Notify"/"Cancel"
To make a voice call
To make a videophone call
M[Menu] X "Video phone call"
Note
• You can set to show/hide the Caller ID to the network in
advance.→P364
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Pause
Sending Touch-tone Signals
• For details on WORLD CALL, contact "General Inquiries" at the back
of this manual.
• When using international carriers other than DOCOMO, please
contact the carrier directly.
If an overseas party uses a specific 3G mobile phone,
you can make an International videophone call to that
party by pressing M[Menu] X "Video phone call" after
the following dialing procedures.
• For information on the countries where connection
can be made and telecommunication carriers, visit the
DOCOMO's International service web site.
• The other party's image displayed on the FOMA
terminal may blur, and the call may not be connected
depending on the other party's terminal.
Enter "P" and a number after the phone number and make a
voice call to send the number after "P" as touch tone signal
(DTMF). You can use this for services such as online ticket
reservation or bank balance inquiry.
• The signal may not be received depending on the device on the
receiving side.
Enter the phone number X Press * 3 times
and enter "P" X Enter the number to send X
After the call is connected, the number after "P" is displayed.
The displayed number is sent by pressing A.
Making an International Call by Entering
the Phone Number
WORLD CALL
Making International Calls
WORLD CALL is an international calling service available on
DOCOMO mobile phones.
If you subscribe to FOMA service, then you also subscribe
"WORLD CALL" together. (However a customer who subscribe
to the service without "WORLD CALL" is the exception.)
• This service is available in approximately 240 countries and regions
around the world.
• Charges for "WORLD CALL" are added to the monthly FOMA service
call charges.
• No initial fee nor fixed monthly charges apply.
• This service is not available with some billing plans.
• Even if the Caller ID notification is set, the Caller ID may not be
notified or phone number is not displayed correctly, depending on
the telecommunication carrier. In this case, you cannot make a call
using the Received calls screen.
Enter a phone number in the following order.
Enter "010 - Country code - Area code (City
code) - Other party's phone number"
• If the Area code (City code) starts with "0", remove "0". (In
a few countries/regions such as Italy, "0" must not be
removed).
• Alternatively, enter 009130 - 010 - Country code - Area
code (City code) - Other party's phone number.
b To make an international videophone call
M[Menu] X "Video phone call"
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Note
Making an International Call Using "+"
• This option is available only inside the FOMA network service
area.
• If the phone number starts with "+81", "+" will not be converted
into an international access code.
Entering "+" at the beginning of a phone number replaces
"+" with an international access code automatically.
• The WORLD CALL (009130010) is set to be added automatically
by default.→P63
Press 0 (for 1+ seconds) to enter "+" X
Enter "Country code - Area code (City code) Phone Number"
• You can also press * twice to input "+".
• If the Area code (City code) starts with "0", remove "0". (In
a few countries/regions such as Italy, "0" must not be
removed).
Enter "Country code - Area code (City code) other party's phone number"
• If the Area code (City code) starts with "0", remove "0". (In
a few countries/regions such as Italy, "0" must not be
removed.)
Dial
： Make a call after converting
"+" into an international
access code.
：
Make
a call without
Original number
converting "+" into an
international access code.
： Cancel dialing.
Cancel
Select a dialing method
Voice/Videophone Calls
M[Menu] X "Select prefix" X Select an
international access code
The selected international access code is inserted at the
beginning of the entered phone number.
b To make an international videophone call
Press M[Menu] X "Video phone call".
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You can select an international access code from the sub
menu and add it to the entered phone number.
Dialed call
confirmation
screen
Making an International Call Adding
International Access Code
b To make an international videophone call
Press M[Menu] X "Video phone call".
Note
• By default, WORLD CALL (009130010) is registered to "Prefix
1".→P65
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[IDD prefix code]
Making an International Call Easily
The International dial settings can be changed.
• Even if the Caller ID notification is set, the Caller ID may not be
notified or phone number is not displayed correctly, depending on
the telecommunication carrier. In this case, you cannot make a call
using the Received calls.
Setting to Add the International Access Code
Automatically 
You can set whether to add an international access code
automatically instead of "+" when you make a call by
entering "+" at the beginning of the phone number.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Int'l dial assist"
X "Auto assist setting" X "Auto"/"OFF"
Enter IDD prefix code of International call used for Auto assist setting.
I[Done]
Setting to Add Assist of Country Code
Automatically 
Set whether to automatically replace leading "0", if
entered, of a phone number with "+ Country code" during
international roaming. Also, you can specify the Country
code to be added automatically.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Int'l dial assist"
X "Auto international dial" X Perform the
following operations
Auto：Convert "+" automatically to the number specified in
the IDD prefix setting.
OFF ："+" will not be converted.
Setting International Access Codes 
When "Auto assist setting" is set to "Auto", specify the
international access code to be added automatically.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Int'l dial assist"
X "IDD prefix setting"
Perform the following operations
[IDD prefix name]
Enter IDD prefix name of International call used for Auto assist setting.
Auto
international
dial screen
[Auto international dial]
Set whether to add a Country code automatically.
[Target country]
Set a Country code to add.
I[Done]
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Registering a Country Code 
Up to 50 Country codes required to make an international
call can be saved.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Int'l dial assist"
X "Country code list"
Country Code List Screen Sub Menu
Country code list screen (P64) X M[Menu]
X Perform the following operations
[Add new]
Go to Step 2 in "Registering a Country Code " (P64).
[Edit]
Edit the selected Country code. Go to Step 2 in "Registering a Country
Code " (P64).
[Delete]
Delete the selected Country code.
[Delete all]
Delete all Country codes.
Country code
list screen
I[Add] X Perform the following operations
• C[Edit]: Edit the selected county code.
[Country name]
Register a name of the Country code. Up to 7 full-pitch or 14 half-pitch
characters can be entered.
[Country code]
Up to 5 digits can be stored.
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I[Done]
Voice/Videophone Calls
Note

• You can edit the pre-installed Country codes.

• You cannot delete the Country code that is set to be added
automatically in "Auto international dial" (P63).
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Prefix dial
Sub address setting
Setting Prefix to Be Added to a
Phone Number
Making a Call Specifying a
Sub Address
Up to 3 numbers (prefixes) to be added to the beginning of
the phone number such as an international access code,
"184", or "186" can be saved.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Prefix dial"
Select a Prefix entry field X Enter the number
X I[Done]
• Up to 10 digits can be entered as a prefix.
Note
• Do not add Pauses and the such to the prefix. If they are
present, the call cannot be connected with prefix.
You can set whether digits after ":" is identified as a
sub address when entered a phone number with ":". A
sub address is used to access a specific device connected
to an ISDN line or to select contents on "V-live".
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Sub address setting" X "ON"/
"OFF"
ON ： Identify the address after ":" as a sub address.
OFF： The address after ":" is not identified as a
sub address.
Note
• ":" is not identified as a delimiter of a sub address if:
- ":" is entered at the beginning of the phone number.
- A specific number such as "184" or "186" is entered at
the beginning of the phone number and ":" is entered
right after it.
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ON ： Activate Noise reduction.
Reconnect alarm
OFF ： Deactivate Noise reduction.
Setting an Alarm until
Connection is Reestablished
You can set an alarm that keeps sounding until a voice or
videophone call is reconnected when the call was
disconnected due to weak signals.
Receiving a Call/Videophone Call
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Call feature" X "Reconnect alarm"
X Select an Alarm
• C[Image]:
Answer the call
using the
substitute image.
Low alarm ： Set to low alarm.
High alarm ： Set to high alarm.
Voice call
incoming call screen
Note
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M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/Dialing" X
"Call feature" X "Noise reduction" X "ON"/"OFF"
Voice/Videophone Calls
A or I[Answer]
Answer the call.
• C[Spk ON/Spk OFF]: Toggle Hands-free ON or OFF.
b During a videophone call
Reducing Surrounding Noise to
Make Voice Clear
Videophone call
incoming call screen
• Pressing a dial key/*/# during a call allows you to
send touch-tone signals.
Noise reduction
Noise reduction suppresses background noises. The other
party can hear your voice clearer even in a noisy place.
The ring tone sounds.
• P: Place the call
on hold.→P70
b During a
videophone call
Alarm OFF ： Set not to sound an alarm.
• Available duration for reconnection varies depending on the
status of usage and signal.
• If the signal suddenly worsens, the call may be disconnected
without the alarm sounding.
• The billed airtime will continue during the reconnection attempt.
• If the call is disconnected, the other party will hear nothing.
An incoming call arrives
• I[Image/Camera]: Switch the image to send
between the alternate image and the camera image.
• A: Switch between the Inner and Outer camera for
the image to send to the other party.
To terminate the call, P
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When the caller sent the Caller ID
When the caller is registered in the Phonebook, the phone
number and registered name appear.
When the caller did not send the Caller ID
The reason for no Caller ID is displayed instead of a phone
number.→P120
Note
• The incoming call actions such as a ring tone or vibration vary
depending on the settings or the saved information in the
Phonebook.→P78, P94, P96
• When "Manner mode" is activated, the ring tone does not sound.
However, if "Original manner" is activated, incoming call is
notified according to the settings.→P99
• Closing the FOMA terminal during a call terminates the call
when "Close setting" is set to "End the call", and holds the call
when it is set to "On hold". However, if the Flat-plug Earphone/
Microphone with Switch (optional) is connected, closing the
FOMA terminal will not terminate the call or place the call on
hold.
• If you subscribe to the Voice mail, Call waiting or Call forwarding
service, and set "Arrival call act" to "Answer" and "Set in-call
arrival act" to "Activate", in-call arrival tone sounds when a call
arrives during another call. If the tone sounds during a call, the
network services are available.→P365
However, the tone does not sound while a call is placed on
response hold, or a message is being recorded (P73) because
calls cannot arrive under these situations.
• When the Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, an incoming
call is not indicated (the ring tone does not sound, either). Also,
even if a call arrives when the display is turned off, the display
backlight will not be turned on.
• If you subscribe to Multi Number, the name registered in
"Number setting" (P368) appears according to the number
received.
• You can enable "Set mute ring(sec.)" to delay the incoming call
actions for a call made from the other party not saved in the
Phonebook or without the Caller ID.→P121
• Use the following functions to reject incoming calls from a
caller not saved in the Phonebook or from a specific caller.
- Reject unknown→P122
- Reject on List→P118
• You cannot switch between a voice/videophone call during a
call using this FOMA terminal.
• The low battery alert sounds from the earpiece if the battery
becomes low during a call. You can continue the call; however,
the call will be terminated momentarily when the FOMA terminal
power is automatically turned off.
• This FOMA terminal does not support Hands-free devices via a
USB connection (such as In-Car Hands-Free Kit 01).

• PressC[OK] on the Voice call screen, lock is released and the
sub menu becomes available. If the sub menu does not appear,
lock is automatically activated after approximately 3 seconds.
• When "Answer mode" is set to "Slide up", you can answer a call
by opening the terminal. If it is set to "Any key answer", you can
answer a call by pressing any dial key, * key, or # key.
→P68

• When the Voice mail service is activated with a videophone call,
an SMS notifies you of a new message.
• Even if the Call forwarding service is activated, an incoming
videophone call is not forwarded if the forwarding destination is
not a videophone device supporting 3G-324M. Check the
capabilities of the forwarding destination device before setting
Call forwarding.
• Incoming i-mode mail or MessageR/F during a videophone call
is stored at the i-mode center. SMS can be received even during
a videophone call.
• You cannot receive the communication speed of 32K (32kbps)
videophone calls.
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Answer mode
Incoming Call Screen Sub Menu
Press C[OK] on the Incoming call screen
(P66) X M[Menu] X Perform the following
operations
[Voice
mail]*1
Connect the incoming call to the Voice mail service center.
[Call rejection]
Reject an incoming call and hang up.
[Call forwarding]*2
Forward an incoming call to the specified number.
[Silent]*3
Stop the ring tone or vibration.
Press A to answer the call. Press I[Reject] to reject the call.
*1
Not available unless you subscribe to the Voice mail
service.
*2
Not available unless you subscribe to the Call forwarding
service or you have specified a forwarding number.
Not displayed when "Manner mode" is activated, or "Original
manner" is activated with its setting "Incoming call vol." set as
"Silent".
*3
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Setting How to Answer
Incoming Voice Calls
You can set to answer an incoming voice call by pressing a
dial key in addition to opening the FOMA terminal (Slide up)
or pressing A or I[Answer].
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Answer mode"
Perform the following operations
[Slide up]
You can answer a call by opening the FOMA terminal.
[Any key answer]
You can answer a call by pressing a dial key, *, # in addition to
A or I[Answer].
[SEND key only]
You can answer a call by pressing A or I[Answer].
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Close setting
Incoming call volume
Ending/Holding Call by Closing
the FOMA Terminal
Adjusting Ring Volume
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Call feature" X "Close setting" X
Select conditions when the terminal is closed
End the call： End the call.
Continue
： Continue the call.
On hold
： Place the active call on hold.
Earpiece volume
Adjusting Earpiece Volume
during a Call
The ring volume can be adjusted in 8 levels from 0 to 7 or
set to "Step up"(increase the sound volume progressively).
Stand-by display X F/E
The Volume setting screen appears, and every time you
press F/E, the volume is changed.
• If no action is taken for approximately 2 seconds, the
Volume setting screen closes automatically and the
volume is set.
Note
• This is not available when Manner mode is activated.
• "Incoming call" in "Volume" (P95) is also changed.
The earpiece volume can be adjusted in 7 levels from 1 to
7.
Voice/Videophone call screen (P53) X F/E
• F: Increase the volume.
• E: Decreases the volume.
Note
• The adjusted earpiece volume will be retained after the call.
• "Receiver volume" in "Volume" (P96) is also changed.
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Holding
On hold tone
Putting a Call on Hold when You
Cannot Answer Immediately
Setting Answer Holding Tone
Incoming call screen (P66) X P
The tone set in "On hold
tone" (P70) is played.
The image set in
"Response hold image"
(P75) appears for
videophone calls.
You can select to play one of the 3 answer holding tones
(guidance) to the caller when you place the incoming call
on hold.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "On hold tone" X
"Hold tone 1"/"Hold tone 2"/"Hold tone 3"
• I[Play]: Play back the hold tone.
Holding tone
Voice call
response
hold screen
Videophone call
response
hold screen
When you can resume the call A
• You can also cancel the hold on a videophone call by
pressing C [Answer]. If you press I[Image] to cancel
the hold, the alternate image will be sent to the other party.
b To terminate a voice call/videophone call
Press P.
Note
• The other party is charged during a hold.
• If you subscribe to the Voice mail service/Call forwarding
service, you can connect the incoming call to the Voicemail
service center/forward the incoming call to the specified phone
number.→P358, P362
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Setting Holding Tone
You can select one of the 3 holding tones to play when you
place the call on hold.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Call feature" X "Holding tone" X
"Hold tone 1"/"Hold tone 2"/"Hold tone 3"
• I[Play]: Play back the hold tone.
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Public mode (Drive mode)
Using Public Mode (Drive Mode)
Public mode (Drive mode) is an automatic response
service to assist in observing manners in public locations.
When Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, the voice
guidance is played to the caller indicating that you cannot
answer the call as you are driving or at a place where you
cannot talk (such as on a train, bus, or in a movie theater),
and the call is disconnected.
• You can set or cancel Public mode (Drive mode) only in Stand-by
(even when "圏外" is displayed).
• This option is not available during data communication.
• Voice mail service (*1), Call forwarding service (*1), and Caller ID
request service (*2) take priority over Public mode.
*1
Voice calls with the ring time set to other than "0 Sec."
the service is activated after the guidance for Public
mode.
*2
If the other party sends the Caller ID, Public mode is
activated.
• Public mode is not activated for calls you reject using Nuisance call
blocking service.
*(1+ seconds)
When a call arrives, the voice guidance is played in Japanese
saying that "The person you are calling is currently driving or
in the area where mobile phones should not be used. Please
call again later".
When activating Public mode (Drive mode)
When a call arrives to your FOMA terminal, the ring tone does
not sound.
appears on the Stand-by display, and the call
is recorded in the Received call log.
The voice guidance indicating that you are driving or you are
at a location where you cannot use mobile phones is played
to the caller, and the call is disconnected.
Deactivating Public mode (Drive mode)
Press * (for 1+ seconds) in Stand-by.
Note
appears at the top of the screen when Public mode (Drive
mode) is activated.
• Even when Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, you can make
calls as usual.
• If a call without Caller ID arrives when the Caller ID request
service is set, the voice guidance of Caller ID request is played
(instead of Public mode (Drive mode) voice guidance).
• If Manner mode is activated concurrently, Public mode (Drive
mode) settings take precedence.
• Tones other than from operations (ring tones or alarms, etc.) do
not sound when Public mode (Drive mode) is activated.
• If "Alarm", "Schedule", or "To do" alarm reaches the specified
time while Public mode (Drive mode) is activated, the alarm
tone does not sound and the alarm screen and illumination
does not appear. The alarm setting remains and the icon on the
Stand-by display is still displayed.→P320
• If mail arrives when Public mode (Drive mode) is activated,
incoming mail actions such as sounding the ring tone, or
vibrating the FOMA terminal will not take place.
•
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Public mode (Power OFF)
Missed call
Using Public Mode (Power OFF)
Checking Missed Calls
Public mode (Power OFF) is an automatic response service
to assist in observing manners in public locations. When
Public mode (Power OFF) is set, when a call arrives while
the power is turned off, the voice guidance is played to the
caller indicating that you are at a place where mobile
phones must be turned off (such as in hospitals, in aircraft,
or near priority seats on a train) and cannot answer the
call, and the call is disconnected.
An incoming call terminates
The Missed call icon appears on the
Stand-by display. The number of the
icon represents number of missed calls.
Enter ":25251" X A
Public mode (Power OFF) is activated (there is no change for
the Stand-by display).
After Public mode (Power OFF) is set, when a call arrives
while the power is turned off, the voice guidance is played in
Japanese saying that "The person you are calling is currently
in the area where mobile phone use is prohibited and cannot
answer the call. Please call again later".
When activating Public mode (Power OFF)
Public mode (Power OFF) is activated until it is deactivated by dialing
":25250". Turning the power on does not deactivate the mode.
Public mode (Power OFF) voice guidance is played even
when you are out of service area or in a place with weak
signals. The voice guidance indicating that you are at a
location where you must turn the terminal off is played to the
caller, and the call is disconnected.
Deactivating Public mode (Power OFF)
Enter ":25250" and press A.
Checking the status of Public mode (Power OFF)
Enter ":25259" and press A.
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If you could not answer a call, the Missed call notification
screen appears on the Stand-by display. The Received calls list
screen can be accessed from the icon to check the caller.
Voice/Videophone Calls
Missed call icon
(The number indicates
the number of calls)
C X Use K to select
The Received calls list screen (P58) appears.
Note
• After displaying the Received calls list screen,
will
disappear. You can also select
and press Q for 1+
seconds to clear the icon.
Record message
Recording Voice Messages when
You Cannot Answer the Call
When Record message is activated, if you cannot answer a
voice call, the voice guidance is played and the caller's
message is recorded.
• Up to 5 messages and approximately15 seconds per message can be recorded.
• Record message does not start when a videophone call arrives. The FOMA
terminal answers the call in the normal way.
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Setting Record Message
M[Menu] X
(LifeKit) X "Record
message" X "Record msg. setting"
Perform the following operations
When a Call Arrives with Record
Message Activated
When a voice call arrived, the caller's voice is recorded.
The set time
has elapsed
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
[Activate record msg.]
When activate Record message, set to "ON".
[To answer]*
Enter the time after a call arrives and before Record message starts
between 0 and 120 seconds.
A call is arriving
Playing a response
message
[Answer message]*
Select an answer message.
• I[Play]: You can listen to the answer message.
* Available when "Activate record msg." is set to "ON".
Recorded
I[Done]
Note
•
appears at the top of the screen when the Record message
is activated.

• If the response time set is longer than the ring time set for the
Voice mail/Call forwarding services, a network service takes
precedence.
• If the response time is set shorter than the time set in "Set
mute ring(sec.)" (P121), Record message starts without
ringing.
Recording a
message
A new Record message
icon appears
(The number indicates
the number of calls)
Stand-by display
appears
b To talk with the caller while the response message is
played or a message is being recorded
Press A.
b To play a recorded message
In Stand-by, press C X K to select
or press E for 1+
seconds to display the Record message list screen (P74).
•
will disappear after the recorded message is deleted.
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Note
Quick Record Message
• "Record message" is disabled when "圏外" is displayed, the
terminal is off or Public mode (Drive mode) is set.
• If a call arrives when the response message is being played or
when a message is being recorded in Record message, the call
is rejected.
Playing/Deleting Record Message
M[Menu] X
(LifeKit) X "Record
message" X "Record msg. list"
Recording a Message when You
Cannot Answer Incoming Call
Even when Record message is disabled, you can record
the caller's message with easy operation.
• If 5 messages are already recorded, Record message will not
start and the caller's message cannot be recorded.
b To delete all recorded messages
M[Menu] on the Record message
list screen X "Delete all".
Setting Image to Send to the
Other Party
Substitute image
Record msg.
list screen
Move the cursor to the recorded message X
C[Play]
The recorded message is played.
• C[Stop]: Stop playing the message.
• Q: Return to the Record message list screen.
• UseH／F／Eto adjust the volume.
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Caller's voice will be recorded after streaming a guidance.
Note
• I[Delete]: The selected recorded
message is deleted.
Incoming call screen (P66) X E (for 1+ seconds)
Setting Substitute Image
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Videophone" X "Substitute image"
X "Default"/"Select image" X I[Done]
• When "Select image" is selected, press D X C[List] in
the "Select file" field and then select from the images
saved in "My picture" of "Data box".→P276
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Response hold image
Setting Response Hold Image
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Videophone" X "Response hold
image" X "Default"/"Select image" X
I[Done]
• When "Select image" is selected, press D X C[List] in
the "Select file" field and then select from the images
saved in "My picture" of "Data box".→P276
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
[Display setting]
Set images to be displayed on the main window or sub window for
videophone calls.
Other - Me ： The other party's image is displayed on the main
window, and your image on the sub window.
Me - Other ： Your image is displayed on the main window, and
the other party's image on the sub window.
Other only
： Display only the other party's image.
Me only
： Display only your image.
[Send camera image]
Holding image
Setting Holding Image
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Videophone" X "Holding image" X
"Default"/"Select image" X I[Done]
• When "Select image" is selected, press D X C[List] in
the "Select file" field and then select from the images
saved in "My picture" of "Data box".→P276
Videophone set
Changing Videophone Settings
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Videophone" X "Videophone set"
Set whether to send your image to the other party. When "OFF" is set,
the other party receives the substitute image.
[Screen size]
Set the display size of the main window.
[Visual preference]
Set quality of the image sent to the other party.
Prefer img qual
： The image is sent with maximized image quality.
This option is effective when there is little
motion.
： Set the sent image quality and motion to
Normal
standard.
Prefer motion spd ： Set priority to motion for sent images. This
option is effective when there is a lot of
motions.
[Light]
Set light setting for the screen during a call.
Always ON
Terminal setting
： Always stays on during a call.
： In accord with "Backlight" settings.→P103
Voice/Videophone Calls
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[Auto redial as voice]
You can set whether to automatically redial with voice call if the mobile
phone of the other party does not support videophone call.
[Hand-free switch]
Set whether to use Hands-free during a videophone call.
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I[Done]
Voice/Videophone Calls
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Phonebook
Phonebook Available for the FOMA Terminal ･･･
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Adding Entries to the FOMA Terminal Phonebook ･･･
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Adding Entries to UIM (FOMA Card) Phonebook ･･･
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Adding Phonebook Entries from Received/Dialed Calls
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Making a Call from Phonebook
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Viewing Phonebook Entries ･････････････････････
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Editing Phonebook Entries ･･････････････････････
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Deleting Phonebook Entries ････････････････････
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Checking Phonebook Storage Status
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Setting Phonebook ･････････････････････････････
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Making a Call with a Few Key Operation
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Displaying Call/Mail History ････････････････････
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Phonebook Available for the
FOMA Terminal
The FOMA terminal contains 2 types of Phonebooks: one is
the Phonebook saved on the FOMA terminal and the other
is the UIM Phonebook saved on the UIM. The following
items can be saved/set for each Phonebook.
Item
FOMA terminal
Phonebook
Number of entries
Up to 1,000 entries*
Up to 50 entries
Name
(Reading)
1 entry
1 entry
Phone
number
5 entries
1 entry
Mail
address
3 entries
1 entry
Group
31 groups
11 groups
Image
1 entry
Not available
Other
settings
Secret code, Ring
tone, Mail tone, etc.
Not available
Entry
details
UIM Phonebook
* Depending on the saved details, 1,000 entries may not
be saved.
Note
• If you insert your UIM into another FOMA terminal, you can use
your Phonebook data on the UIM.
Adding Entries to the FOMA
Terminal Phonebook
• Note that the service counter such as a DOCOMO shop may
not be able to copy Phonebook data from your existing FOMA
terminal to the new one, depending on the specifications.
Stand-by display X D(for 1+ seconds)
x — ?©
Add to phonebook
screen
(FOMA terminal)
Perform the following operations
(Save to)]
Select the save location. This section explains the case where "Phone"
is selected as the save location. When "UIM" is selected as the save
location, the Add to UIM Phonebook screen appears.→P81
(Memory No.)]
The smallest un-assigned number is allocated automatically. You can
also change it to your favorite number from 000 to 999 manually.
Name]
Enter up to 16 full-pitch or 32 half-pitch characters. Enter with Kanji, Hiragana,
pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or Katakana, etc.
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Phonebook
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Reading]
Enter or edit as required. Enter up to 32 half-pitch characters with
Katakana, alphanumeric characters, or symbols.
Phone number]
Enter up to 26 digits.
X Enter a phone number X Select an icon
• On the Phone number entry screen, you can press M[Menu] to
select "Int. call", "Select prefix", or "Cancel". To cancel the entry, press
I[Cancel].
Mail address]
Enter up to 50 half-pitch characters with alphanumeric characters or
symbols.
X Enter a mail address X Select an icon
Secret code]*1
Set the secret code.
X Enter the Terminal security code X Select an icon for the phone
number/mail address X Enter the secret code
Image]*3
Set an image or i-motion movie to be displayed when making/receiving
calls or when checking a Phonebook entry.
： Select an image saved in "My picture" of "Data
My picture
box".→P276
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in
i-motion
"i-motion" of "Data box".→P286
： Activate the camera, and set the captured still
Take picture
image.→P209
Terminal setting*2 ： Use "Call display" settings.→P101
URL]
Enter up to 256 half-pitch characters.
(Select a group)]
Mail ringtone]
Select a ring tone for incoming mail from the sender saved in the
Phonebook.
• Available items are the same as for "
Ringtone".
• On the Secret code screen, press I[Release] to cancel the
setting.
Select one from "No group" or "グループ1 (Group 1)" to "グループ30
(Group 30)". Groups can be used for the Group search (P86).
Ringtone]*3
Select a ring tone for incoming voice/videophone call from the caller
saved in the Phonebook.
Music
： Select a Chaku-Uta Full® song saved in "Music"
of "Data box".→P256
Go to Step 3 in "Setting a Chaku-Uta Full® Song
as a Ring Tone" (P251).
Melody
： Select a melody saved in "Melody" of "Data box".
→P293
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in
i-motion
"i-motion" of "Data box".→P286
Terminal setting*2 ： Use "Select ring tone" settings.→P94
Zip code]
Enter up to 7 half-pitch characters.
Home address]
Enter up to 100 full-pitch or 200 half-pitch characters. Enter with
Kanji, Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or
Katakana, etc.
Company name]
Enter up to 50 full-pitch or 100 half-pitch characters. Enter with Kanji,
Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or
Katakana, etc.
Job title]
Enter up to 50 full-pitch or 100 half-pitch characters. Enter with Kanji,
Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or
Katakana, etc.
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Co. zip code]

• If the mail address is saved to the Phonebook as "Phone number
+ secret code@docomo.ne.jp", you may not send mail or reply to
that contact. Change the mail address format to "Phone
number@docomo.ne.jp" first, then register the Secret code.
Co. address]
Enter up to 100 full-pitch or 200 half-pitch characters. Enter with
Kanji, Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or
Katakana, etc.
Memo]
Enter up to 100 full-pitch or 200 half-pitch characters. Enter with
Kanji, Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or
Katakana, etc.
(Birthday)]
Enter birthday.
Substitute image]
Set the substitute image for a videophone call.
Data box
： Select an image saved in "My picture" of "Data
box".→P276
Terminal setting ： Use "Call display" settings.→P101
(Secret)]
This option appears when "Secret mode" (P118) is set to "ON". Set to
"ON" if you save the Phonebook entry to be created as secret data.
*1
*2
*3
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Note
Enter up to 7 half-pitch characters.
For details about the Secret code, see "Mobile Phone
User's Guide [i-mode] FOMA version".
If a movie/i-motion movie with video/sound is set for
"Select ring tone" (P94) and "Call display" (P101), and the
relevant voice/videophone call arrives, the default sound or
video is played.
If you set a movie/i-motion movie with video/sound either
for "
Image" or "
Ringtone", the same movie/i-motion
movie will be set for the other item automatically.
I[Done]
Phonebook

• Images up to 100KB can be set.

• When "Secret mode" (P118) is set to "Secret data only mode",
the Phonebook entry is saved as secret data.
• The secret entry is displayed only when "Secret mode" is set to
"ON" or "Secret data only mode".
• Secret entries cannot be saved to the UIM Phonebook.
• The names saved in the secret entries are displayed in the
Redial log, history, or mail list/detail screen only when "Secret
mode" is set to "ON" or "Secret data only mode". The phone
numbers and mail addresses are displayed when "Secret mode"
is set to "OFF".
• When "Secret mode" is set to "OFF" and you receive a call or mail
from the secret contact, the name or image saved to the
Phonebook is not displayed and the set ring tone does not
sound.
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Adding Entries to UIM (FOMA
Card) Phonebook
Add to phonebook screen (P78) X
to) field X "UIM"
(Save
Phone number]
For a green/white UIM, up to 26 digits can be entered. For a blue UIM,
up to 20 digits can be entered.
• On the Phone number entry screen, you can press M[Menu] to
select "Int. call", "Select prefix", or "Cancel". To cancel the entry, press
I[Cancel].
Mail address]
Enter up to 50 half-pitch characters. Enter with alphanumeric
characters or symbols.
(Select a group)]
Select one from "No group" or "グループ1 (Group 1)" to "グループ10
(Group 10)". Groups can be used for the Group search (P86).
I[Done]
Add to
phonebook
screen
(UIM)
Perform the following operations
(Save to)]
Select the save location. When "Phone" is selected as the save
location, the FOMA terminal Phonebook entry screen appears.→P81
Name]
Enter up to 10 full-pitch or 21 half-pitch characters. Enter with Kanji,
Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, alphanumeric characters, or
Katakana, etc.
Reading]
Enter or edit as required. Enter up to 12 full-pitch or 25 half-pitch
characters. Enter with full-pitch Katakana, half-pitch alphanumeric
characters, or half-pitch symbols.
Phonebook
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b To save addresses/phone numbers displayed on a
site/Screen memo
Move the cursor to the address/phone number to
save to the Phonebook X M[Menu] X "Add to
Phonebook" X "Yes".
Adding Phonebook Entries from
Received/Dialed Calls etc.
You can save entries to the Phonebook from the list or
detail screen of the call history, mail, or message that
contains a phone number or mail address. You can also
save a currently entered/displayed phone number, etc. on
the Phone number entry screen or site, etc.
[Add registration]
Display the screen containing items to save
b To save phone numbers from the Redial list screen
(P56)/Redial detail screen (P57)/Received calls list
screen (P58)/Received calls detail screen (P58)
Press M[Menu] X "Add to phonebook".
• To save phone numbers from the Redial list screen/
Received calls list screen, select the target number
first.
• If the phone number is already saved in the Phonebook,
"Add to phonebook" is not available.
b To save phone numbers from the Phone number
entry screen
Press C[Save].
b To save a sender or recipient mail address
On the Mail detail screen, press M[Menu] X "Save"
X "From Address".
• If there are several mail addresses, select the one to
save first.
b To save addresses/phone numbers included in the
body text in a mail
Move the cursor to the address/phone number to
save to the Phonebook X M[Menu] X "Save" X
"No./addr. in body".
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Phonebook
Perform the following operations
[New registration]
Add a new entry to the Phonebook. Go to Step 3.
• The Add to phonebook screen appears with the new entry entered.
Save additional items to the saved entry. Press M[Menu] on the
Phonebook entry screen to change the Phonebook search mode.
→P85
X Select a Phonebook entry to which the item is to be added
• The Add to phonebook screen appears with the item added.
• If you add an item to the UIM Phonebook entry, the Add to phonebook
screen appears with the items overwritten when the above step is
performed.
Save/Modify the Phonebook entry X
I[Done]
• For saving procedure, refer to Step 2 in "Adding Entries to
the FOMA Terminal Phonebook" (P78).
• When saving additional data to an entry, the confirmation
whether to overwrite appears. Select "Yes" to overwrite.
Note
• The data can also be saved to the Phonebook from the
Scanned data screen with the bar code reader.→P220
• If you attempt to save characters longer than the maximum
number of characters allowed, a warning screen notifying of the
problem appears, then, the truncated string will be displayed on
the Add to phonebook screen.
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Saving/Changing a Group
Name
C[Set]
You can group the entries on the FOMA terminal
Phonebook and UIM Phonebook. Up to 31 groups can be
saved on the FOMA terminal Phonebook, and up to 11
groups can be saved on the UIM Phonebook (including "No
group").
Group settings
screen
• "No group" cannot be edited.
• Only a name can be edited on the UIM Phonebook.
M[Menu] X
(Phonebook&Logs) X
"Search phonebook" X "Group search" X
Move the cursor to the target group X
I[Set]
• I[Phone/UIM] : Switch between the
terminal and the UIM group setting list
screens.
Perform the following operations
(Group name)]
Enter up to 10 full-pitch or 21 half-pitch characters. Enter with Kanji,
Hiragana, pictographs, symbols, or Katakana, etc.
Ringtone]*2
Set the ring tone for a call.
Music
： Select a Chaku-Uta Full® song saved in "Music" of
"Data box".→P256
Go to Step 3 in "Setting a Chaku-Uta Full® Song as
a Ring Tone" (P251).
： Select a melody saved in "Melody" of "Data box".
Melody
→P293
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in "i-motion"
i-motion
of "Data box".→P286
Terminal setting*1： Use "Select ring tone" settings.→P94
• J: View the settings of the selected
group.
• For the operations on the screen (Group
list screen) that appears for "Group
search", refer to Step 2 in "Searching
Phonebook" (P86).
Group setting
list screen
Mail ringtone]
Set the ring tone for incoming mail.
• Available items are the same as for "
Ringtone".
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Set an image to a group.
My picture
： Select an image saved in "My picture" of "Data
box".→P276
i-motion
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in "i-motion"
of "Data box".→P286
Take picture
： Activate the camera and set the captured image.
→P209
Terminal setting*1： Use "Call display" settings.→P101
Accept/Reject]
Set whether to accept/reject calls for groups.
Group setting list screen (P83) X M[Menu]
X Perform the following operations
[Reset]
Reset the selected group settings. The group name is restored to
default.
[Move]
Change the display position of the selected group.
X Enter the Terminal security code X "Not set"/"Reject call"/
"Accept call"
X Select the new display position X C[OK]
*1
Change the selected group settings.→P83
*2
If a movie/i-motion movie with video/sound is set for
"Select ring tone" (P94) and "Call display" (P101), and the
relevant voice/videophone call arrives, the default sound or
video is played.
If you set a movie/i-motion movie with video/sound for
either item, the same movie/i-motion will be set for the
other item automatically.
I[Done]
Note

• The setting in "Accept/Reject call" (P89) in the Phonebook
takes priority.
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Group Setting List Screen Sub Menu
Image]*2
Phonebook
[Set]
[Reset all]
Reset all group settings and group order.
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• Press A to display the saved number list on the
phone number selection screen.
Use H to move the cursor to the phone number X
C[Select] to make a call.
Search phonebook
Making a Call from Phonebook
• To search Phonebook entries set as secret, set "Secret mode"
to "ON" beforehand.→P118
Making a Call from Phonebook
• You can also make a call by moving the cursor to a phone
number on the Phonebook detail screen and pressing
C[Disp.] X C[Call].
b To make a videophone call
Press M[Menu] X "Call function" X "Video phone
call".
You can make a call by invoking the Phonebook.
I[Call]
Stand-by display X D
Note
The entries searched by the default
search mode appear on the Phonebook
entry list screen.→P91
• If "Secret mode" is set to "Secret data only mode" (P118), only
secret Phonebook entries (P80) can be searched/displayed.
Searching Phonebook
You can use various ways to search Phonebook entries.
Phonebook list
screen
(Ex.: When
searching all
entries)
Select a Phonebook entry
The Phonebook detail screen appears with the phone number
displayed.
• C[Disp.]: Press C[Call] on the Phone number display
screen to make a call.
b When multiple phone numbers are saved
• Use H to select a phone number to call.
M[Menu] X
(Phonebook&Logs) X
"Search phonebook"
• I[Default]: Set the
highlighted option as the
search mode for the
Phonebook list screen
displayed when you press
D, etc. in Stand-by.
The default
search mode
is indicated.
Search
phonebook screen
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Perform the following operations
[Show all data]
Display all Phonebook entries divided into reading lines (あ-わ lines, A-Z)
and "他 (others)" (for readings other than the Japanese Kana syllables).
• Use J to switch the reading line.
• Press the keys 1 to 0 to switch the display to "Reading search" mode.
Operations are same as "Reading search".
[Group search]
Search and display Phonebook entries by group (Group list screen).
Use J to switch between FOMA terminal Phonebook and UIM
Phonebook. Use H to select a group X C[Select] to display
Phonebook entries saved in the group.
[Reading search]
Enter part of the reading and search all Phonebook entries. Enter up to
32 half-pitch characters for reading.
• All Phonebook entries are displayed when a reading is not entered.
• You can also search readings using other than the leading
character.
• Press I[Chara] to switch the input mode.
[Memory No. search]
Display Phonebook entries on the FOMA terminal every 50 entries
from memory no. "0" in order.
• Use J to switch the memory number.
• The UIM Phonebook cannot be displayed.
• Phonebook entries can also be displayed by entering memory
numbers with dial keys.
[Phone No. search]
Enter part of the saved phone number and search all Phonebook
entries. Enter up to 26 digits.
• All Phonebook entries are displayed when a phone number is not
entered.
• You can search phone numbers using other than the leading digit.
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Phonebook
[Domain search]
Display Phonebook entries that contain mail addresses by domain.
• Use J to switch the domain.
• Register a domain to search beforehand.→P91
Group List Screen Sub Menu
Search phonebook screen (P85) X "Group
search" X M[Menu] X Perform the
following operations
[View UIM/View phone]
Switch between the Group search screens of the UIM Phonebook and
FOMA terminal Phonebook.
[Set]
The Group setting screen (P83) appears.
[Select]
Display Phonebook entries saved in the selected group.
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Operations on the Phonebook list screen
Viewing Phonebook Entries
Select the Phonebook entry in which a phone number and a
mail address are saved and press A to make a call, and
press I[Mail] to create mail. If multiple phone numbers or
mail addresses are saved, the Phone number or mail address
selection screen appears.
Stand-by display X D
a Save locations on the Phonebook
Save on the FOMA terminal
Phonebook (The icon
assigned to "Phone number1"
appears.)
Save on the UIM Phonebook
Operations on the Phonebook detail screen
When selecting a saved phone number, mail address, URL,
ring tone, or videophone subtitle image, the following items
appear at the lower right soft key. Press I to perform the
following operations.
Call
: Make a voice call to the selected phone number.
Mail
: Create a mail addressed to the selected phone
number/mail address.→P128
Connect : Connect to the site of the selected URL.
Play
: Play/display the selected ring tone or videophone
substitute image.
Phonebook list
screen
Select a Phonebook entry
• When an image is set to the phonebook
entry, the set image is displayed.
Phonebook List Screen Sub Menu
• Icons displayed for each item are same
as those for the Add to phonebook
screen.→P78
Phonebook list screen (P87) X M[Menu] X
Perform the following operations
[Mail/URL]
Phonebook
detail screen
Create mail or access URL.
Compose mail
： Create an i-mode mail addressed to the mail
address or phone number of the selected
Phonebook entry.→P128
Attach to mail
： Create an i-mode mail with the selected
Phonebook entry attached.→P128
Compose SMS ： Create an SMS message addressed to the phone
number saved in the selected Phonebook entry.
→P163
Connect to URL ： Connect to the site of the URL saved in the
selected Phonebook entry.
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[Call function]
[Multiple choice]
Select the calling method. If multiple phone numbers are saved, after
selecting the calling method, select the number to call on the Phone
number selection screen.
Video phone call ： Make a videophone call.
Customize call ： Change the saved phone number and make a call.
Int. call(Japan) ： Add the country code for Japan "+81"
automatically at the beginning of the phone
number when you make a call from overseas to a
phone number in Japan saved in the Phonebook.
• If the beginning of the phone number is "0", it is
automatically deleted.
Select multiple Phonebook entries to copy or delete. After you select
the save location of the entries to select from "Phone"/"UIM" (FOMA
terminal Phonebook/UIM Phonebook), perform the following
operations.
X Mark the entries to select X M[Menu] X Perform the following
operations
Copy to UIM*1
： Copy the selected Phonebook entries to the UIM.
Copy to phone*2
： Copy the selected Phonebook entries to the FOMA
terminal.
[Add new]
Create a new Phonebook entry.→P78
Copy microSD
： Copy the selected Phonebook entries to microSD card.
[Edit]
Edit the selected Phonebook entry.→P90
Delete
[Copy]
Mark/
： Mark or unmark all Phonebook entries.
Unmark
Copy or back up the selected entry.
： Copy the selected Phonebook entry to the UIM.
to the UIM*1
to the phone*2
： Copy the selected Phonebook entry to the FOMA
terminal.
to microSD
： Copy the selected Phonebook entry to a microSD
card.
Backup
： Back up all Phonebook data saved on the FOMA
terminal to a microSD card.
• Images saved in the Phonebook cannot be
copied.
[Delete]
Delete saved data from the Phonebook.
Focused data
： Delete the selected Phonebook entry.
all in phone
： Delete all Phonebook data on the FOMA terminal.
all in UIM
： Delete all Phonebook data saved on the UIM.
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Phonebook
： Delete the selected Phonebook entries.
[Search by]
Search the Phonebook in another mode.→P85
[Send Ir data]
Send a Phonebook entry to an external device via infrared
communication.→P307
Focused data
： Send the selected Phonebook entry.
all in phone
： Send all data saved on the FOMA terminal
Phonebook.
all in UIM
： Send all data saved on the UIM Phonebook.
[Create domain list]*3
Create the domain list to be searched by the domain search.→P91
*1
*2
*3
Appear for the FOMA terminal Phonebook.
Appear for the UIM Phonebook.
Appear only for the domain search.
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Phonebook Detail Screen Sub Menu
Phonebook detail screen (P87) X M[Menu]
X Perform the following operations
[Mail/URL]
Create mail or access URL.
Compose mail
： Create an i-mode mail addressed to the mail address
or phone number saved in the displayed Phonebook
entry.→P128
： Create an i-mode mail with the displayed
Attach to mail
Phonebook entry attached.→P128
Compose SMS ： Create an SMS message addressed to the phone
number in the displayed Phonebook entry.→P163
Connect to URL ： Access the site of the URL saved in the displayed
Phonebook entry.
[Call function]
Select the calling method.
Video phone call ： Make a videophone call.
Customize call ： Change the saved phone number and make a call.
Int. call(Japan) ： Add the country code for Japan "+81"
automatically at the beginning of the phone
number when you make a call from overseas to a
phone number in Japan saved in the Phonebook.
• If the beginning of the phone number is "0", it is
automatically deleted.
[Copy]
Copy the displayed entry.
： Select and copy items from the saved entry
Copy item
displayed.
： Copy the displayed entry to the UIM.
to the UIM*1
to the phone*2
： Copy the displayed entry to the FOMA terminal.
to microSD
： Copy the displayed entry to a microSD card.
[Delete]
Delete the displayed entry.
[Send Ir data]
Send the displayed entry via infrared communication.→P307
[Accept/Reject call]
Set to accept or reject calls per phone number saved on the FOMA
terminal Phonebook.
You can select this only when you move the cursor to a phone number
beforehand.
• A phone number saved in "Reject on List" (P119) cannot be set to
"Accept call".
X Enter the Terminal security code X "Not set"/"Reject call"/
"Accept call"
*1
*2
Appear for the FOMA terminal Phonebook.
Appear for the UIM phonebook.
[Edit]
Edit the displayed entry.→P90
Phonebook
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Editing Phonebook Entries
Phonebook detail screen (P87) X M[Menu]
X"Edit" X Edit each item
Use the same steps in "Adding Entries to the FOMA Terminal
Phonebook" (P78) or "Adding Entries to UIM (FOMA Card)
Phonebook" (P81) to edit items.
b To change the memory number and save the entry
If you change the memory number and save the entry,
the original entry remains with the original memory
number and the edited entry is saved with a new
memory number.
(Memory No.) X enter any un-assigned memory
number (000-999).
Deleting Phonebook Entries
Deleting One Entry/All Entries
Example: To delete an entry from the Phonebook entry list screen
Move the cursor to an entry to delete on the
Phonebook list screen (P87) X M[Menu] X
"Delete" X Select a deleting method
Focused data ： Delete the selected Phonebook entry.
After editing, press I[Done] X "Yes"
all in phone
： Delete all Phonebook entries saved on the
FOMA terminal.
The Terminal security code is required to delete.
all in UIM
： Delete all Phonebook entries saved on the UIM.
The Terminal security code is required to delete.
"Yes"
The selected/displayed Phonebook entry is deleted.
b To delete a Phonebook entry from the Phonebook
detail screen
You can delete only one Phonebook entry at a time
from the Phonebook detail screen.
Phonebook detail screen (P87) X M[Menu] X
"Delete"X"Yes".
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Selecting and Deleting Multiple
Phonebook Entries
• If either of the FOMA terminal Phonebook or UIM Phonebook is
displayed, Phonebook entries are deleted from the displayed
Phonebook.
Phonebook list screen (P87) X M[Menu] X
"Multiple choice" X "Phone"/"UIM"
Mark the entries to delete X M[Menu] X
"Delete"
• After marking all entries to delete, select "Delete".
Setting Phonebook
You can set Phonebook entries or images to be invoked
from the Stand-by display.
M[Menu] X
(Phonebook&Logs) X
"Phonebook settings"
Perform the following operations
[Default mode]
Set the search mode invoked when accessing the Phonebook list
screen directly from the Stand-by display.
[Create domain list]
"Yes"
The selected Phonebook entries are deleted.
No. of phonebook
Checking Phonebook Storage
Status
Create the domain list to be searched by the domain search. Select an
unsaved item in the list and enter a domain name.
X Enter a domain name X C [Set]
[Accept/Reject list]
Phone numbers saved on the Accept/reject call list in "Accept/reject
call" are displayed.
X Enter the Terminal security code X "Accept list"/"Reject list"
• Press M[Menu] to perform "Add", "Delete", or "Delete all" operation.
You can check the memory status on the FOMA terminal/
UIM Phonebook.
M[Menu] X
phonebook"
(Phonebook&Logs) X "No. of
• "Secret entry" is displayed when "Secret mode" is set to
"ON" or "Secret data only mode".
Editing the entered domain name
Move the cursor to the domain to edit on the domain list X
C[Select] X edit the domain name.
"@docomo.ne.jp" on the domain list cannot be edited.
Deleting the entered domain name
Move the cursor to the domain to delete on the domain list X
M[Menu] X select "Delete" X"Yes".
Phonebook
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mail addressed to the entered or selected phone
number will be created.→P128
• H: If you enter a 1- or 2-digit number, the Phonebook
entry assigned to the previous or subsequent memory
number is displayed. If you enter 3 or more digits,
select a phone number to call.
• J: If the entered number is 1 or 2 digits, select
multiple phone numbers saved in the accessed
Phonebook.
Quick Search
Making a Call with a Few Key
Operation
In Stand-by, enter a 1- or 2-digit number with the dial keys
to quickly make a call to the phone number corresponding
to the memory number of "0" to "99" on the FOMA terminal
Phonebook. If you enter 3 or more digits, the phone
numbers saved on the FOMA terminal Phonebook which
contain the number sequence you entered are displayed.
Note
• When "Dialing Quick Search" in "Dialing" is set to "OFF", this
function does not work.→P102
• If you enter a 2-digit number beginning with "0" such as "01",
this function does not work because it is not recognized as a
memory number.
• This function does not work for the UIM phonebook.
Example: To enter a memory number to access a Phonebook entry
Enter a 1- or 2-digit number X A
The content of the
entry or phone
number of the
memory no.
corresponding to
the entered
number appears.
b If you enter 3 or more digits
The phone numbers saved in the Phonebook
containing the entered number sequence appears.
D X H to select the phone number to call, and
press A.
• M[Menu]: Display the sub menu of the Phone number
entry screen.→P54
• I[Mail]: If you enter a 1- or 2-digit number, an i-mode
mail with the address found in the Phonebook entered
will be created. If you enter 3 or more digits, an i-mode
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Phonebook
Displaying Call/Mail History
M[Menu] X
(Phonebook&Logs) X "Call/
Mail history" X Select a log to display
Received calls： Display received logs for voice/videophone
calls.→P58
Redial
： Display redial logs for voice/videophone
calls.→P56
Received mails： Display received mail logs.→P155
Sent mails
： Display sent mail logs.→P155
Note
• Received calls can also be displayed by pressing L in
Stand-by.
• Redial can also be displayed by pressing R in Stand-by.
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Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Sound Settings
Changing Ring Tone････････････ Select ring tone
Setting Volume of Ring Tone, Alarm, etc.
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Informing You of Incoming Calls and Alarms by
Vibration････････････････････････････････Vibrator
Setting Keypad Sound ･･･････ Select effect tone
Sounding Alarm when a Line is Likely to be
Disconnected･････････････････････ Quality alarm
Setting Ring Time for Incoming Mail
･･･････････････････････････････ Mail ring duration
Muting Ring Tone from the FOMA Terminal
･･･････････････････････････････････ Manner mode
Changing Manner Mode Settings
･･･････････････････････････････ Manner mode set
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Displaying in Power Save Mode
･･････････････････････････････ Power saver mode 103
Setting a Color Theme for Display
･････････････････････････････････ Handset theme 104
Changing Main Menu Appearance
･･････････････････････････････････ Menu settings 104
Switching to Menu Consisting of Frequently Used
Functions ･････････････････････････ Simple menu 105
Setting Incoming Lighting/Blinking Colors or Patterns
････････････････････････････････････ Lighting LED 106
Setting Clock Display････････ Date&Time format 107
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Screen/Light Settings
Changing Stand-by Display ････Stand-by display
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Setting Image for Incoming Calls
･････････････････････････････････････ Call display 101
Setting Dialing Screen Display ･･･････････ Dialing 102
Setting Wake-up Display ･･･････ Wake-up display 102
Displaying Image Saved in Phonebook on Incoming
Call Screen ･･････････ Display phonebook image 103
Setting Display Backlight ･････････････ Backlight 103
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Select ring tone
[MessageR]
Changing Ring Tone
Select the ring tone for MessageR.
You can change the ring tone for voice/videophone calls,
mail, etc.
• In addition to the pre-installed ring tones and melodies, i-motion
movies, melodies and Chaku-Uta® songs, Chaku-Uta Full®
songs downloaded from i-mode sites or the Internet web sites
can be set as ring tones.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Select ring tone"
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: The ring tone setting screen of the selected item
appears.
[Voice call]
Select the ring tone for a voice call.
Music
： Select from Chaku-Uta Full® songs saved in "Music" of
"Data box".→P256
Go to Step 3 in "Setting a Chaku-Uta Full® Song as a
Ring Tone" (P251).
： Select from movies/i-motion movies saved in "i-motion"
i-motion
of "Data box".→P286
： Select from melodies saved in "Melody" of "Data box".
Melody
→P293
[Video call]
Select the ring tone for a videophone call.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
[Mail]
Select the ring tone for mail.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
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• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
[MessageF]
Select the ring tone for MessageF.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
[SMS]
Select the ring tone for a SMS.
• Available items are the same as for "Voice call".
I[Done]
Note
• The following file formats can be set for a ring tone (however,
some files such as restricted files or files including only movie
or sound may not be set).
SMF, MFi, MP4 (Mobile MP4), and AMR
• When movies/i-motion movies is set to ring tones (Chakumotion), "Call display" (P101) is also changed to the same.
• Sound only movies/i-motion movies can be set for "Mail",
"MessageR", "MessageF", and "SMS".
• If movies/i-motion movies with video are set as a ring tone, the
incoming screen will be reset to default screen when you
change the ring tone to movies/i-motion movies without video.
• Image only movies/i-motion movies cannot be set as ring tones.
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Volume
Pre-installed Ring Tone List
Setting Volume of Ring Tone,
Alarm, etc.
i-motion
975 miles
Alarm01 to 04
Central park
City of mist
Cube EP
Cycle beep
Heaven sent
Into the sea
Land mark
Lip stick
Many dishes
Message01
to 10
Power off
Power on
Rainbow
Ringtone01 to 07
Slappin’man
Step by step
Sweet pie
Try on
Under cover of
darkness
On my mind
Power off
Ring01 to 05
To the place
Melody
Power on
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Volume"
Perform the following operations
• J: Adjust the volume of the selected item. When the
volume level is set to the lowest,
(Silent) is displayed
and the tone does not sound. Every time the volume is
adjusted, the tone for the item sounds at the new volume
(except "Receiver volume").
* The default ring tone sounds for movies other than
preinstalled i-motion or "Alarm/Schedule".
• C[Select]: The volume setting screen of the selected
item is displayed.
[Incoming call]*
Adjust the ring tone volume for incoming voice/videophone calls.
[Mail/Message/SMS]*
Adjust the ring tone volume for Mail or MessageR/F.
[Alarm/Schedule]*
Adjust the alarm tone volume for Alarm/Schedule.
[Keypad tone]
Adjust the volume of keypad sound except dial tone.
[Slide tone]
Adjust the volume when the FOMA terminal is opened/closed.
[Dial sound]
Adjust the dial sound volume.
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[Power ON/OFF]
[Incoming call]
Adjust the sound volume when the FOMA terminal is turned on/off.
Set the vibration pattern for an incoming voice/videophone call.
[Popup tone]
[Mail/Message/SMS]
Adjust the sound volume when the popup window is displayed.
[Receiver volume]
Adjust the earpiece volume. The sound cannot be muted.
* When the volume level is set to the highest,→ (Step up) is
displayed to increase the sound progressively.
I[Done]
[Alarm/Schedule]
Set the vibration pattern for the Alarm/Schedule alert.
[Touch media]
Set whether to vibrate the FOMA terminal at the touch panel
operation.
[Pop-up]
Note
• Adjusting the receiver volume during a call→P69
Vibrator
Informing You of Incoming Calls
and Alarms by Vibration
You can set the FOMA terminal to vibrate when a call or
mail arrives or at a schedule alarm time.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Vibrator"
Perform the following operations
• J: Set the vibration pattern of the selected item. Every
time the vibration pattern is changed, the FOMA terminal
vibrates at the new pattern.
• C[List]: The vibration pattern setting screen of the
selected item is displayed.
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Set the vibration pattern when mail/MessageR/F is received.
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Set whether to vibrate the FOMA terminal when the Popup screen
appears.
[Power ON/OFF]
Set the vibration pattern when the FOMA terminal is turned on/off.
I[Done]
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Select effect tone
[Power ON]
Setting Keypad Sound
You can set the effect tone when a key is pressed or operation
is performed.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Select effect tone"
Select an effect tone sounded when the terminal is turned on.
Music
： Select from Chaku-Uta Full® songs saved in "Music" of
"Data box".→P256
Go to Step 3 in "Setting a Chaku-Uta Full® Song as a
Ring Tone" (P251).
i-motion
： Select from movies/i-motion movies saved in "i-motion"
of "Data box".→P286
• Image only movies/i-motion movies cannot be set.
Melody
： Select from melodies saved in "Melody" of "Data box".
→P293
[Power OFF]
Select an effect tone sounded when the terminal is turned off.
• Available items are the same as for "Power ON".
[Low battery alert]
Set whether to sound an alarm when the battery level becomes low.
Effect tone
selection screen
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is
displayed.
* Press M[Play] on the Effect tone select screen to sound the
effect tone selected with J. Press M[Mute] to mute the effect
tone. You can also check the effect tone by pressing I[Play]
and H on the Sound effect list screen. However, you cannot check
the effect tone when "Silent" is set in "Volume".
I[Done]
[Keypad tone]*
Select an effect tone sounded when a key is pressed except Dial
sound.
[Slide tone]*
Select an effect tone when the FOMA terminal is opened/closed.
[Dial sound]*
Select an effect tone when a dial key, * key, or # key is pressed
in the Stand-by display or the Phone number entry screen (P52). If set
to "Japanese", "English", or "Korean", the numbers entered with dial
keys will be read out.
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
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Quality alarm
Sounding Alarm when a Line is
Likely to be Disconnected
Manner mode
Muting Ring Tone from the
FOMA Terminal
The FOMA terminal notifies you of a call almost
disconnected due to poor signal quality with an alarm tone.
• If the signal rapidly deteriorates, the call may be disconnected
without sounding an alarm tone.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Call feature" X "Quality alarm" X
"Alarm OFF"/"Low alarm"/"High alarm"
I[Done]
Turn off the tones that sound from the FOMA terminal so
as not to disturb others.
#(for 1+ seconds)
Canceling Manner mode
In Stand-by, press # (for 1+ seconds).
Mail ring duration
Setting Ring Time for Incoming Mail
You can set how many times or how long the ring tone
sounds when mail arrives.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Mail ring duration"
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
[Mail ring]
OFF
1 cycle
： Set to mute a ring tone.
： Set to sound a ring tone once for up to approximately 30 seconds
according to the set ring tone length such as music or melodies.
： Set the ring tone duration.
X D X Enter ring time between 1and 30 seconds in
Select time
the ring time entry field
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Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Note
• 2 types of Manner mode are equipped: "General manner" and
"Original manner".→P99
•
appears at the top of the screen when manner mode is activated.
• A playback confirmation screen appears when you attempt to play a
melody, movie/i-motion movies while Manner mode is activated.
• Even when Manner mode is activated, the camera shutter tone sounds.
• While "Manner mode" is active, incoming voice/videophone call,
mail/message, and alarm/schedule alert are notified with
vibration. The vibration pattern follows "Vibrator" settings (if
"OFF" is set, "Pattern 1" is applied).
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Manner mode set
[Mail/SMS vol.]*
Changing Manner Mode Settings
Adjust the ring tone volume for Mail/MessageR/F/SMS.
Select the Manner mode action from "General manner" or
"Original manner". Original manner enables you to change
the each setting of Manner mode.
Example: To change the settings of Original manner
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Manner mode set" X Move
the cursor to "Original manner" X I[Edit]
b To select the Manner mode type
Move the cursor to "General manner"/"Original
manner" X press C[Select].
The Manner mode setting is ended.
Perform the following operations
• J: Select the vibration pattern or volume of the selected
item. When the volume level is the lowest,
(Silent) is
displayed and the sound is muted.
• C[List]: Vibration patterns or volume setting screen of
the selected item is displayed.
[Alarm/Schedule vol.]*
Adjust the alarm tone volume for Alarm/Schedule.
[Effect/Popup tone]
Adjust the effect tone or volume when the popup is displayed.
[Low battery alert]
Set whether to sound an alarm when the battery level becomes low.
* When the volume level is set to the highest, → (Step up) is
displayed to increase the sound progressively.
I[Done]
Stand-by display
Changing Stand-by Display
You can set the items (wallpaper, clock, calendar,
schedule) to be shown on the Stand-by display.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X
"Stand-by display"
[Vibration]
ON ： Notify of incoming voice/videophone call, mail/message, and
alarm/schedule alert with vibration. The vibration pattern
follows "Vibrator" settings (if "OFF" is set, "Pattern 1" is applied).
OFF ： The FOMA terminal does not vibrate.
[Incoming call vol.]*
Adjust the ring tone volume for incoming voice/videophone calls.
Stand-by display
setting screen
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Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is
displayed.
• M[Preview]: The selected preview screen is displayed.
[Wallpaper]
Set a wallpaper.
Image
： Select an image saved in "My picture" of "Data box".
→P276
i-motion
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in "i-motion" of
"Data box".→P286
i-αppli
： Select a Standby i-αppli saved on the FOMA terminal.
→P270
M-toy
： Select from "Dart", "Magicball", or "Maze" of the game.
→P315
X D X On the data name field, C[List] X Select data
[Display items]*1
Set the display such as clock, calendar, etc. in the Stand-by display.
Do not show ： Items such as clock, calendar, etc. are not displayed.
Analog Clock ： Set to display the analog clock.
Digital Clock ： Set to display the digital clock.
Calendar
： Set to display the calendar or schedule.
[Calendar type]*3
Calendar ： The calendar is displayed.
Calendar + Schedule
： The calendar and today's schedule event are displayed.
[2nd City]*4
Select the country, area, or city for the clock displayed at the bottom
of the dual clock.
X C[List] X Use K to move to the target area X C[Select] X
Use K to move to the target city X C[Set]
• Press I[Search] to display the city name list. You can also
enter a city name with dial keys to search for a city name.
• Press M[Menu] to search for a city or set Daylight Saving to
ON/OFF.
*1
*2
Cannot be selected if "M-toy" is set as Wallpaper.
Appear when "Analog Clock" or "Digital Clock" is selected in
"Display items".
Appear when "Calendar" is selected in "Display items".
Appear when "Dual clock" is selected in "Clock type".
*3
*4
I[Done]
Note
[Clock type]*2
Set the display method of the clock.
• If "Dual clock" is selected, clock, date and time of 2 countries or
cities are displayed in the Stand-by display.
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• Some data may not be displayed in the Stand-by display.
• The movie/i-motion movie or Flash movie set as the Stand-by
display starts when the FOMA terminal is opened and the
movie/i-motion movie stops when the terminal is closed. Also,
press P to play or stop the movie.
• Web To function is not available from a movie/i-motion movie
set as the Stand-by display.
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• The time zone is set to other than GMT+9 in "Auto time adjust"
(P49) or "Local time zone" (P49) while "Analog Clock" or "Digital
Clock" is set, "Clock type" is automatically changed to "Dual clock".

• If the time zone is set to other than GMT+9 in "Auto time
adjust" (P49) or "Local time zone" (P49), only "Dual clock" can
be selected.
• After this option is set, press C in Stand-by X move the cursor
to the clock display X C[OK] to display the following screen.
- "Dual clock"
The Date&Time settings screen (P49) appears when the
Home clock (the upper clock) is selected, and the Stand-by
display setting screen appears when the Sub clock (the
lower clock) is selected.
- Other clock
The Alarm list screen (P320) is displayed. (If the date is
selected, the Calendar screen of the schedule (P324) is
displayed.)

• After this option is set, press C in Stand-by X move the cursor
to the calendar X C[OK] to display the Calendar screen of the
schedule (P324).
• After "Calendar + Schedule" is set, press C in Stand-by X move
the cursor to the schedule X C[OK] to display the Schedule
list screen (P325).
Call display
Setting Image for Incoming
Calls
Set an image displayed on the screen when a call arrives.
M[Menu] X
"Call display"
Perform the following operations
(Settings) X "Display" X
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is
displayed.
• M[Preview]: The selected preview screen is displayed.
[Incoming voice call]
Set an image displayed on the screen when a voice call arrives.
Image
： Select an image saved in "My picture" of "Data box".
→P276
i-motion
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in "i-motion" of
"Data box".→P286
X D X On the image name field, C[List] X Select an image
[Incoming video call]
Set an image displayed on the incoming videophone call screen.
• The set items and operations are the same as in "Incoming
voice call".
I[Done]
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Note
[Dialing font color]
• A sound only movie/i-motion movie cannot be set as the Call
display.
• If a movie/i-motion movie with sound is set to the incoming call
screen, the "Select ring tone" (P94) is also changed to the same.
• If a movie/i-motion movie with sound is set as an incoming
image, the ring tone settings are automatically reset to the
default when you change it to a movie/i-motion movie without
sound.
Set the font color of the number entered when "Motion Dialing" is set
to "OFF".
I[Done]
Wake-up display
Setting Wake-up Display
Dialing
Setting Dialing Screen Display
Set the screen displayed when numbers are entered in
Stand-by.
M[Menu] X
"Dialing"
Perform the following operations
(Settings) X "Display" X
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is displayed.
[Motion Dialing]
Set the display method of the entered numbers.
Lawn
： Display the entered numbers in the design of mowing
the lawn.
Music book ： Display the entered numbers in the design of music
scores.
OFF
： Display numbers with decoration set to OFF.
[Dialing Quick Search]
Set whether to search a Phonebook entry when number corresponding
to the entry is entered with 1 digit or 2 digits.
Set an image displayed on the screen when the FOMA
terminal is started up.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X
"Wake-up display"
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
• M[Preview]: The selected image is displayed.
[Wake-up display]
Set an image displayed on the screen when the FOMA terminal is
started up.
Image
： Select an image saved in "My picture" of "Data box".
→P276
i-motion
： Select a movie/i-motion movie saved in "i-motion" of
"Data box".→P286
X D X On the image name field, C[List] X Select an image
I[Done]
Note
• Flash movies cannot be set as a wake-up screen.
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Display phonebook image
[Display brightness]
Displaying Image Saved in
Phonebook on Incoming Call Screen
Set the backlight level of the Display.
Display the image set in the Phonebook entry when a call
arrives from the number saved in the Phone book with
Caller ID shown.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Display
phonebook image" X "ON"/"OFF"
[AC connected]
Set the lighting when the AC charger is connected.
Display setting ： In accord with the setting in "Display duration" and
"Display brightness".
Always ON
： Light is always on.
Note
• With the FOMA terminal closed (in Stand-by), the display turns
off after a certain period of time regardless of "Display duration"
setting.
Note
• The mage display priority for an incoming call is as follows:
a Image set to a Phonebook entry
b Image set to a Group in the Phonebook
c Image set for the Call display
Backlight
Setting Display Backlight
You can set the Display backlight.
M[Menu] X
"Backlight"
Perform the following operations
I[Done]
Power saver mode
Displaying in Power Save Mode
You can set the backlight brightness of the display to the
lowest power save level.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Others" X
"Power saver mode" X "ON"/"OFF"
(Settings) X "Display" X
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is
displayed.
[Display duration]
Set the backlight duration of the display between 5 and 30 seconds.
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Handset theme
Menu customization
Setting a Color Theme for
Display
Changing Display Format of Main Menu
You can select a combination of screen colors and a menu
format.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X
"Handset theme" X Select a color/theme to set
"Grid"/"One by one"/"List"
You can change the display format of the Main menu. Also, you can
change the icon combination of the Main menu and save up to 2 patterns.
Example: To Change the combination of the Main menu icons
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X
"Menu settings" X "Menu customization" X
"Customize 1"/"Customize 2"
Select the save location of the icon
combination from "Customize 1" or
"Customize 2".
• To open a preview screen of the Main
menu, move the cursor to an item to
preview and press M[Preview] on the
"Menu customization" screen.
： Main menu icons are displayed in a grid. Use K to
select an icon.
One by one ： Main menu icons are displayed one by one. Use
J to select an icon.
： Main menu icons are displayed in a list. UseHto
List
select an icon.
Grid
• Displayed items vary depending on the selected color/
theme.
b To keep the icon combination unchanged
Select "OFF".
The Main menu display follows the
setting of "Handset theme".
Menu customization is ended.
Menu settings
Changing Main Menu Appearance
Menu guidance
Displaying Guidance for Main Menu
You can set whether to display the guidance for the icon
selected on the Main menu.
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M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X
"Menu settings" X "Menu guidance" X "ON"/
"OFF"
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Customization
screen
Move cursor to an icon to change X
C[Change] X Select a new icon X
I[Done] X "Yes"
Select an icon from images saved in "My picture" of "Data box".
Resetting the Main menu to the default
On the customization screen to be reset, press M[Menu]
X "Restore to default" X "Yes".
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Function name
Note
• JPEG or GIF images in 48×48 pixels or smaller can be used as
an icon for customization. Images larger than this size can be
set by changing the size or clipping images. The image of the
first frame is displayed for an image in animation GIF format.
Mail
Simple menu
Switching to Menu Consisting
of Frequently Used Functions
Each menu can be changed to "Simple menu" that contains
only frequently used functions.
i-mode
Camera
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Display" X
"Menu settings" X "Simple menu" X "ON"
Settings/
Tools
Function name
Phone
P144
Unsent message
P144
Compose message
P128
Check new messages
P139
iMenu
P169
Bookmark
P176
Screen memo
P179
Photo-mode
P209
Movie-mode
P212
View photo
P276
Ring tone
settings
Reference
Search phonebook
P85
Redial
P56
Received calls
P58
Record message
P143
Outbox
View movie
• M[Preview]: The Simple menu preview screen is displayed.
b Simple Menu Item List
Record msg. setting
P73
Record msg. list
P74
Add to phonebook
P78
Own number
P332
Reference
Inbox
P286
Select ring tone
P94
Select effect tone
P97
Volume
P95
Vibrator
P96
Stand-by display
P99
Alarm
P320
Calculator
Call cost/duration
Voice mail
P338
Call duration
P334
Call costs
P334
Activate
P359
Deactivate
Play messages
Normal menu
P106
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Returning to Normal menu
[New mail]*
Press M[Menu] X "Normal menu" X
(Settings) X
"Display" X "Menu settings" X "Simple menu" X "OFF".
[New MessageR]*
Set an illumination pattern/color for incoming mail.
Set an illumination pattern/color for incoming MessageR.
[New MessageF]*
Note
• To use a menu option not displayed in the Simple menu, select
"Normal menu". The normal Main menu appears temporarily.
Set an illumination pattern/color for incoming MessageF.
[New SMS]*
Set an illumination pattern/color for incoming SMS.
Lighting LED
[New Voice mail]*
Setting Incoming Lighting/
Blinking Colors or Patterns
Set an illumination pattern/color to indicate that a new message is
recorded at the Voice mail center.
You can set the incoming or alarm illumination to ON/OFF,
or set a combination of illumination colors for each item.
[New Record message]*
Set an illumination pattern/color to indicate that a new message is
recorded.
M[Menu] X
"Lighting LED"
Perform the following operations
[Alarm]*
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is
displayed.
Set an illumination pattern/color at Alarm time.
• M[Preview]: The selected lighting pattern and color are
displayed.
Set an illumination pattern/color at the time of schedule events.
(Settings) X "Display" X
Set whether to light/blink the illumination light.
[Incoming voice
[Playing music]*
Set an illumination pattern/color during music playback.
[Schedule/To do]*
[During call]*
Set an illumination pattern/color during a call.
[Lighting LED]
call]*
Set an illumination pattern/color for an incoming voice call.
[Incoming video call]*
Set an illumination pattern/color for an incoming videophone call.
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• To light the illumination when a new message is being recorded,
select "Tone/Vibration message notification" (P359) X "Yes".
Sound/Screen/Light Settings
[Missed call]*
Set whether to blink the illumination if you missed a call.
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[Unread message]*
Set whether to light or blink the illumination when there are unread messages.
* Available when "Lighting LED" is set to "ON"
I[Done]
Note
• The illuminations for "Missed call" and "Unread message" light/blink
up to 6 hours, and other illuminations light/blink up to 30 seconds.
Date&Time format
Setting Clock Display
You can set the display format for date and time.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Date&Time" X
"Date&Time format"
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of the options for the selected item is displayed.
[Date format]
Set the display format for the date.
[Time format]
Set the display format for the time.
I[Done]
Note
• YYYY=year, MM=month, and DD=day in the display.
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Security Settings
Security Code
Security Codes Used on the FOMA Terminal ･･･
Changing Terminal Security Code
･･････････････････････････ Change security code
Setting PIN Codes ･････････････････････PIN code
Unblocking a Blocked PIN･･･････････････････････
110
112
112
113
Restricting Operations and Functions on
Mobile Phone
Various Lock Functions ･････････････････････････ 113
Restricting Others from Using ･･････････ Lock all 113
Using Omakase Lock ････････････Omakase Lock 114
Restricting Making/Receiving Calls ･････････････ 115
Restricting Display of Phonebook and Schedule etc.
･･･････････････････････････････ Data access lock 116
Automatically Locking Key Operations
･･･････････････････････････････････Auto key lock 117
Rejecting All Incoming Calls ･････ Reject all calls 120
Setting Actions when Calls Arrive from Anonymous
Callers ･･･････････････････････Anonymous caller 120
Muting Ring Tone for a Caller Unset in Phonebook
･････････････････････････････ Set mute ring(sec.) 121
Rejecting a Call from a Caller Unset in Phonebook
･････････････････････････････････Reject unknown 122
Resetting Various Functions･････Reset Settings 123
Deleting Saved Data All at Once ･･･Clear memory 123
Other Security Settings
Other Security Settings ････････････････････････
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Restricting Outgoing/Incoming Calls and
Messages
Setting Display for Redial and Received Calls
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Displaying Information Set as Secret
････････････････････････････････････Secret mode 118
Rejecting a Call from Specified Number
･･･････････････････････････････････ Reject on list 118
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Security Codes Used on the
FOMA Terminal
Some functions of the FOMA terminal require a password.
In addition to the Terminal security code, the network
security code, the i-mode password, etc. are offered. These
passwords help you utilize your FOMA terminal.
Terminal Security Code
The Terminal security code is a 4- to 8- digit number. The
Terminal security code is set to "0000" by default; you can
change the code yourself.→P112
If the Terminal security code entry
screen appears, enter the 4- to 8- digit
code and press C[OK].
• The entered passwords such as the Terminal security code, network
security code, and i-mode password are displayed as
"＊".
Cautions on security codes
• Avoid setting a password using your birthday, part of your
phone number, your address or room number, 1111 or
1234, which can be easily guessed by others. Be sure to
write down the set passwords and store them in a separate
location.
• Do not reveal your passwords to others. DOCOMO is not
responsible for damage caused by misuse of your security
codes by others.
• If you forget your passwords, you need to bring your ID
(driver's license, etc.), the FOMA terminal and UIM to a
DOCOMO shop. For details, contact "General Inquiries" at
the back of this manual.
Terminal
security code
entry screen
Network Security Code
The Network security code is a 4-digit number to be used for
confirming subscriber's identity at an acceptance of order at a
DOCOMO shop, docomo Information Center, or "各種お申込・
お手続き (subscriptions & procedures)" and accessing network
services. You can set any number at subscription, and can
change the number yourself. If you have "docomo ID/
Password" for "My docomo" which is a total support site for a
PC, you can change the Network security code from a PC.
From i-mode, you can change the Network security code by
accessing "お客様サポート (user support)" then "各種お申込・お
手続き (subscriptions & procedures)".
• For "My docomo" and "各種お申込・お手続き (subscriptions &
procedures)", see the back of this manual.
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i-mode Password
The 4-digit "i-mode password" is required to register/
remove contents in My Menu, or subscribe to/cancel
message service, fee-based i-mode services. (Some other
information service providers may set individual
passwords.)
The i-mode password is set to "0000" by default; you can
change it yourself. From i-mode, you can change the
password by accessing "iMenu" X "English" X "Options" X
"Change i-mode Password".
PIN1/PIN2 Codes
You can set PIN1 and PIN2 codes to the UIM. These codes
are set to "0000" by default. You can change them
yourself.→P112
The PIN1 code is a 4- to 8- digit number (code) required to
identify the user every time the UIM is inserted into the
FOMA terminal or the terminal power is turned on in order
to prevent unauthorized use. The PIN1 code entry is
required to make or receive calls, and operate the terminal.
The PIN2 code is a 4- to 8- digit number used to reset
accumulated call charges, etc.
If the PIN1/PIN2 code entry screen
appears, enter the 4- to 8- digit PIN1/
PIN2 code and press C[OK].
• Use the PIN1 and PIN2 codes you set
previously if you purchase a new FOMA
terminal and use the current UIM.
PIN1 code
entry screen
(Ex. For PIN1
code)
PUK Code (PIN Unblock Code)
The PUK code is an 8-digit number used to unblock the
PIN1 or PIN2 code.→P113
You cannot change it yourself.
• If you fail to enter the correct PUK code 10 times in a row, the PIN1/
PIN2 code is completely locked.
Enter PIN1
code
Failed 3 times
in a row
Enter PIN2
code
OK
Set new PIN1/PIN2
code
Enter PUK
code (PIN
Unblock Code)
Failed 10
times in a row
Contact a DOCOMO
shop
Security Settings
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Change security code
Making emergency calls (110, 119, or 118) when the
PIN1 entry screen is open
Changing Terminal Security Code
You can make emergency calls (110, 119, or 118) even
when the PIN1 code entry screen appears right after the
terminal is turned on.
X I[Emergency] X Select an emergency number X
C[OK]
You can change the Terminal security code.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "Change security code"
Enter the current Terminal security code
Change PIN1/PIN2 code
The Change security code screen appears.
Enter a new Terminal security code
Re-enter the Terminal security code entered
in Step 3
Changing PIN1/PIN2 Code
• Set "PIN1 code request" to "ON" before changing the PIN1 code.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "PIN code" X Enter the Terminal
security code
"Change PIN1 code"/"Change PIN2 code" X
Enter the current PIN1/PIN2 code
PIN code
Setting PIN Codes
The new PIN1/PIN2 code entry screen appears.
PIN1 code request
Requiring the PIN1 Code when the
Terminal is Turned On
Set to display the PIN1 code entry screen when the FOMA
terminal is turned on, and reject the use of the FOMA
terminal unless entering the PIN1 code.
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M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "PIN code" X Enter the Terminal
security code X "PIN1 code request" X "ON"/
"OFF" X Enter PIN1 code
Security Settings
Enter the new PIN1/PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits)
The new PIN1/PIN2 code re-entry screen appears.
Re-enter the PIN1/PIN2 code entered in Step 3
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Lock
function
Unblocking a Blocked PIN
Description
Reference
Self mode
P116
If you enter an incorrect PIN1/PIN2 code 3 times in a row
and the PIN lock screen appears, enter the PUK code to
release the lock.
You can disable all network functions,
such as making/receiving calls, using
i-mode, or sending/receiving mails.
Data access
lock
You can specify certain functions to
lock.
P116
• You need to set a new PIN1/PIN2 code after unblocking the PIN
code.
Auto key
lock
You can set the FOMA terminal to
automatically lock the Keypad to avoid
being used when you close the FOMA
terminal and leave it for a certain
seconds without any operations.
P117
The new PIN1/PIN2 code entry screen appears.
Display Call/
Mail logs
You can hide redialed call, received call,
sent mail, received mail logs.
P118
Enter the new PIN1/PIN2 (4 to 8 digits)
Secret mode
You can hide secret Phonebook entries
or schedule events.
P118
PIN lock screen X Enter the PUK code
(8 digits)
The re-entry screen for confirmation appears.
Re-enter the PIN1/PIN2 code entered in Step 2
Lock all
Restricting Others from Using
You can lock the FOMA terminal to prevent anyone from
using it.
Various Lock Functions
Lock
function
Description
Reference
Lock all
You can lock the FOMA terminal to
prevent unauthorized use.
P113
Omakase
Lock
If you lost the FOMA terminal, you can
lock the terminal by remote control.
P114
Call/Mail
lock
To prevent unauthorized use of the
FOMA terminal, you can disable
outgoing calls, address entries with dial
keys, incoming calls or display of mail
messages.
P115
• When Lock all is activated, any operations other than turning power
ON/OFF, making emergency calls, answering incoming voice/
videophone calls, and canceling Lock all are disabled.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "Lock" X "Lock all" X Enter the
Terminal security code X "Yes"/"No"
Note
• Even if mail or MessageR/F arrives while Lock all is activated,
the Receive results screen or icon is not displayed.
• While Lock all is activated, the i-Channel ticker does not appear.
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Calling emergency numbers (110, 119, or 118) during Lock all
Emergency numbers (110, 119, or 118) can be called during Lock all.
X I[Emergency] X Select an emergency number X C[OK]
Canceling Lock all
Enter the Terminal security code. If an incorrect Terminal
security code is entered 5 times in a row, the terminal
automatically turns off.
Omakase Lock
Using Omakase Lock
This is a service you can lock your FOMA terminal by
contacting DOCOMO or operating from My docomo, in case
you lost the FOMA terminal. Your privacy will be protected.
If you failed to activate Omakase Lock at the subscription
and communication becomes available within a year, the
lock is automatically activated. The FOMA terminal can be
unlocked upon your request.
* Omakase Lock is a fee-based service. However, no charge
applies if you are the docomo Premier Club member, or you
subscribe to this service upon or during suspension of the
FOMA terminal. Also, if you subscribe to Keitai Anshin
Pack, you can use this service within the flat rate fee for
Keitai Anshin Pack.
Setting/canceling Omakase Lock
0120−524−360 Available 24 hours a day
(In Japanese only)
* Setting/canceling the lock is available from the My
docomo site using a PC.
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* For details about Omakase Lock, see "Mobile Phone
User's Guide [i-mode] FOMA version".
b When Omakase Lock is set
"Omakase Lock activated" appears in Stand-by and
Omakase Lock is set.
• During Omakase Lock, operations except answering voice/
videophone calls or turning power ON/OFF are unavailable
and each functions (including the IC card functions) cannot
be used.
• Receiving voice/videophone calls is available. In this case,
only phone number appears and the name or image saved
on the Phonebook does not appear.
• The received mails during Omakase Lock are stored in the
i-mode center.
• Turning power ON/OFF is available. However, turning power
OFF does not cancel the lock.
• The UIM or microSD card cannot be locked.
Note
• Even when other functions are activated, relevant functions are
ended and the lock is activated.
• Even while other lock function is set, Omakase Lock can be
used. However, if Omakase Lock is set during Public mode
(Drive mode), voice/videophone calls also cannot be received.
• When the terminal is in out of service area, in Self mode or
turned OFF, the lock cannot be activated. Also, depending on
the usage status of the FOMA terminal, the lock may not be
activated.
• If you subscribe to Dual Network Service and the mova service
is in use, the lock cannot be activated.
• Even when the subscriber is different from the user of the
FOMA terminal, the lock is activated upon the request from the
subscriber.
• Omakase Lock can be canceled only if the UIM phone number
that is the same as the one used when Omakase Lock is
activated is inserted in the FOMA terminal. If the lock cannot be
canceled, contact "General Inquiries" at the back of this manual.
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[Send mail lock]*
Restricting Making/Receiving
Calls
Call/Mail lock
Disabling Outgoing or Incoming
Communications
You can disable making calls, entering an address with dial
keys, answering calls, or displaying mails.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/Security"
X "Lock" X "Call/Mail lock" X Enter the
Terminal security code
Perform the following operations
Disable the following operations.
• Entering a mail address with dial keys
• Sending mail to an address in the redial or received call logs (sending
mails to an address saved in the Phonebook)
• Performing data communications connecting to a PC, etc.
• Saving, editing, or deleting a Phonebook entry (including exchanging
data via infrared communication, or copying/moving to the microSD
card)
[Incoming call lock]*
Disable incoming calls. While this function is activated, a missed call
icon does not appear and the received call log cannot be viewed.
[Received mail display lock]*
Disable viewing sent/received mails and MessageR/F. While this
function is activated, an icon indicating incoming mail does not
appear, and mails and received mail log in the FOMA terminal cannot
be viewed.
* Can be set when "Call/Mail lock" is set to "ON".
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
I[Done]
[Call/Mail lock set]
Set whether to activate the Call/Mail lock.
[Dialing call lock]*
Disable the following operations.
• Making calls by entering numbers with dial keys
• Making calls via the received call logs
• Making calls to redial phone numbers (making a number saved in the
Phonebook or an emergency number such as "110", "119", or "118"
is available)
• Saving, editing, or deleting a Phonebook entry (including exchanging
data via infrared communication, or copying/moving to the microSD
card)
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Self mode
Data access lock
Stopping All Incoming/Outgoing
Transmissions
Restricting Display of
Phonebook and Schedule etc.
You can disable all network functions, such as making/
receiving calls, using i-mode, or sending/receiving mails.
Infrared data communication is also unavailable.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Self mode" X "ON"/"OFF" X "Yes"
You can lock specified functions to reject the use unless
the Terminal security code is entered, or restrict the use of
the FOMA terminal.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "Lock" X "Data access lock" X
Enter the Terminal security code
Perform the following operations
Note
• Self mode is deactivated if you call an emergency number (110,
119, or 118).
• While Self mode is activated, callers will hear a message
indicating that the FOMA terminal is off or out of service area.
• The Voice mail service and the Call forwarding service still work
in Self mode.
• All mails, MessageR/F received while in Self mode are stored at
the i-mode center and SMS is stored at the SMS center. To
receive them, deactivate Self mode and check new messages/
SMS.
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
[Data access Lock set]
Set whether to activate the Data access lock.
[Phonebook]*
The Phonebook cannot be used until the Terminal security code is entered.
• In the Redial list or logs, the phone number or mail address of the
caller/sender will be displayed instead of the name saved in the
Phonebook.
• Receiving Phonebook entries using infrared communication
becomes unavailable.
[Data box]*
The files in Data box cannot be used until the Terminal security code
is entered.
• Receiving data such as images or melodies to be saved in Data box
using infrared communication becomes unavailable.
[Record message]*
The Record message cannot be used until the Terminal security code
is entered.
• If the Record message is set to "ON" and locked,
does not
appear in the Stand-by display even when a message is recorded.
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[Schedule]*
Auto key lock
The Schedule function cannot be used until the Terminal security code
is entered.
• An alarm set for a Schedule event does not sound.
• Receiving schedule events using infrared communication becomes
unavailable.
Automatically Locking Key Operations
[i-mode]*
The i-mode function cannot be used until the Terminal security code is
entered.
• i-mode connections from other than the i-mode menu screen, such
as "Web To" become unavailable.
• i-Channel tickers are not displayed.
• Pattern definition for the scanning function becomes unavailable.
• Receiving bookmarks using infrared communication becomes
unavailable.
• Communication from i-αppli is available.
• i-αppli update is available from i-αppli menu.
You can set the FOMA terminal to automatically lock the
Keypad to avoid being used while the FOMA terminal is
closed and left for a certain period without any operations.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "Auto key lock" X Perform the
following operations
OFF
： Do not lock the Keypad automatically.
After 3 sec.
： Lock the Keypad after closing the FOMA terminal or
leaving it for 3 seconds from the last operation with
the terminal closed.
[i-αppli]*
After 5 sec.
i-αppli cannot be used until the Terminal security code is entered.
• Receiving i-αppli data using infrared communication becomes
unavailable.
• If i-αppli is set as the Stand-by display, it will disappear from the
Stand-by display.
： Lock the Keypad after closing the FOMA terminal or
leaving it for 5 seconds from the last operation with
the terminal closed.
After 10 sec. ： Lock the Keypad after closing the FOMA terminal or
leaving it for 10 seconds from the last operation with
the terminal closed.
* Can be set when "Data access Lock set" is set to "ON".
I[Done]
After 15 sec. ： Lock the Keypad after closing the FOMA terminal or
leaving it for 15 seconds from the last operation with
the terminal closed.
When LCD off ： Lock the Keypad when closing the FOMA terminal or
turning off the display with the terminal closed.
Note
• You can access the functions by entering the Terminal security
code when:
- You access a function from the Main menu or Custom menu
- You press a key assigned to access the function in Standby
- You access a function from the New task screen (P319) or
Task list screen (P320)
Note
• Auto Key lock is activated after canceling the Keypad lock.
• If "OFF" is set, the Keypad lock is not activated even when the
FOMA terminal is closed.
• Keypad lock is not activated while functions such as 1Seg,
Camera, or Music playback (except BGM playback) are in use.
• Keypad unlock→P30
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Display Call/Mail logs
Secret mode
Setting Display for Redial and
Received Calls
Displaying Information Set as
Secret
You can disable the display of redial, received call, sent
mail, and received mail logs.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "Display Call/Mail logs" X Enter
the Terminal security code
Perform the following operations
The items set to "OFF" cannot be displayed.
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
You can set whether to display secret Phonebook entries/
Schedule events.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Lock/
Security" X "Secret mode" X Enter the
Terminal security code X Select a Secret
mode setting
OFF
： Display only general data other than secret data.
Secret mode ： Display secret and general data.
Secret data only mode
[Redial logs]
： Display only secret data.
Set whether to display the redial logs.
[Received call logs]
Set whether to display the received call logs.
[Sent mail logs]
Set whether to display the sent mail logs.
[Received mail logs]
Set whether to display the received mail logs.
I[Done]
Note
• If "Received call logs" is set to "OFF", the recorded message list
is not displayed.
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Reject on list
Rejecting a Call from Specified
Number
You can reject calls from the specific parties saved on the
list.
• This function is available only when the caller sends Caller ID.
• It is recommended that you set the Caller ID request Service
concurrently.
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[Reject number]
Saving Phone Numbers to Reject
You can save up to 20 phone numbers to be rejected.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Accept/Reject
call" X Enter the Terminal security code X
"Accept/Reject set" X Move the cursor to
"Reject on list" X I[List] X I[Add]
Specify the phone number to be rejected.
• M[Search]: Search and set a phone number from the Phonebook.
The name saved in the Phonebook is displayed on the list.
• C[Select]: Enter and set a phone number. The entered phone
number is displayed on the list.
I[Done]
Note
• If the reject on list is not empty, you can save a new phone
number on the Reject on list screen X M[Menu] X "Add new".
Deleting a saved phone number
Select a number to delete on the Reject on list screen X
M[Menu] X "Delete"/"Delete all" X "Yes".
Editing a saved phone number
Select a number to edit on the Reject on list screen X M
[Menu] X "Edit".
Reject on list
screen
Setting the Reject on List
Perform the following operations
[Reject types]
Select an action for rejected calls.
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
Silent
： Mute the ring tone.
appears on the list.
Disconnect call ： Incoming call actions are not performed.
appears
on the list.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Accept/Reject
call" X Enter the Terminal security code X
"Accept/Reject set" X "Reject on list"
b To cancel the rejection
Select "Accept" on the screen after selecting
"Accept/Reject set".
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Note
Anonymous caller
• When the Reject call list is activated, and a call from a party
saved as "Disconnect call" arrives,
appears in the Stand-by
display and the call is recorded in the Received call log as a
missed call. The other party hears a busy signal.
• i-mode or SMS messages are received regardless of the rejection settings.
Reject all calls
Rejecting All Incoming Calls
Setting Actions when Calls
Arrive from Anonymous Callers
You can set whether to accept or reject calls without
Caller ID per reason for anonymous call.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Anonymous
caller" X Enter the Terminal security code
Perform the following operations
You can mute the ring tone for all incoming calls or disconnect
calls before incoming call actions are performed.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Accept/Reject
call" X Enter the Terminal security code X
"Accept/Reject set" X "Reject all calls" X
"Silent"/"Disconnect call"
Silent
：Mute the ring tone for all incoming calls.
Disconnect call：Do not perform incoming call actions for all
incoming calls.
b To cancel the rejection
Select "Accept" on the screen after selecting
"Accept/Reject set".
Note
• When a call arrives while "Disconnect call" is set, the call is not
indicated and
appears on the Stand-by display. The call is
recorded in the Received call log as a missed call. The other
party hears a busy signal.
• i-mode or SMS messages are received regardless of the rejection settings.
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• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
[User unset]
Set options for incoming calls without Caller ID at the caller's will.
Disable
： Cancel the setting.
Reject call
： Reject incoming calls.
Silent alert
： Mute the ring tone. You can select an image for the
Incoming call screen from images saved in "My
picture" of "Data box".→P276
X D X Select
field X "Image"/"i-motion" X Select
an image
Alert setting ： You can select data for the Incoming call screen and
ring tone from data in "Data box".
Incoming call screen
: X D X Select
field X "Image"/"i-motion" X
Select image data
Ring tone
: X D X Select
field X "MUSIC"/"i-motion"/"Melody"
X Select a ring tone
• Go to Step 3 in "Setting a Chaku-Uta Full® Song as
a Ring Tone" (P251) if selected a Chaku-Uta Full®
song saved in "MUSIC".
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[Pay phone]
Set mute ring(sec.)
Set an option for calls made from payphones.
• Set items and operations are the same as in "User unset".
Muting Ring Tone for a Caller
Unset in Phonebook
[Not support]
Set an option for calls which Caller ID cannot be sent such as calls
made from overseas or from a fixed line phone via forwarding services.
(Caller ID may be sent depending on the carrier.)
• Set items and operations are the same as in "User unset".
I[Done]
Note
• If an anonymous call set to "Reject call" arrives while the
Anonymous caller is activated, the call is not indicated and
appears on the Stand-by display. The call is recorded in
Received call log as a missed call. The other party hears a busy
signal. Calls are rejected even when the Voice mail or Call
forwarding service is activated. However, if Ringing time is set
to 0 second or the FOMA terminal is out of service area or
turned off, network services are activated.
• i-mode or SMS messages are received regardless of the
rejection settings.
• If a movie/i-motion movie with video/sound is set to "Select ring
tone" (P94), "Call display" (P101), and the relevant voice/
videophone call arrives, the playback of movie/i-motion movie
takes priority over this setting even when "Alert setting" is
selected and incoming call screen or ring tone is set to
"Terminal setting".
• If a movie/i-motion movie with video/sound is set as either the
ring tone or Incoming call screen in "Terminal setting", the same
movie is set to the other item.

• If the Caller ID request service is activated, it takes priority over
the settings of "Anonymous caller". The caller hears the voice
guidance for a Caller ID request.
You can set the FOMA terminal not to ring immediately
when a call arrives from a caller not saved to the
Phonebook or without Caller ID. This prevents nuisance
calls such as "one-ring call" that are disconnected after a
short ringing time.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X
"Sounds&Vibration" X "Set mute ring(sec.)"
Perform the following operations
• C[List]: List of items is displayed.
[Set mute ring time]
Set whether to enable the Set mute ring time.
[Mute time]*
Set the time for which the ring tone is muted before the ringing action
starts between 1 and 99 seconds.
[Missed call logs]*
Set whether to display the Received call logs for the call that was
terminated in the time specified in "Mute time".
* Can be set when "Set mute ring time" is set to "ON".
I[Done]
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Reject unknown
Note
• When a relevant call arrives while this function is activated,
incoming call actions, such as sounding the ring tone, do not
take place for the set time; however, the Incoming call screen
appears.
• This function works even when "Secret mode" is set to "OFF" or
a call from a secret Phonebook entry arrives.

• If this option is set longer than the response time of the Voice
mail/Call forwarding service, network services start without the
ringing action.
• If this option is set longer than "To answer" time of "Record
message", the Record message starts without the ringing
action.
• You cannot set "Set mute ring time" when "Reject unknown" is
set to "ON".
Rejecting a Call from a Caller
Unset in Phonebook
You can set to reject calls from callers not saved to the
Phonebook.
• This function is available only when the caller sends Caller ID.
• It is recommended that you set the Caller ID request service and
"Anonymous caller" concurrently.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Call/VT/
Dialing" X "Incoming call" X "Accept/Reject
call" X Enter the Terminal security code X
"Reject unknown" X "ON"/"OFF"
Note
• The FOMA terminal does not perform incoming call actions for
a rejected incoming call, however, the call is recorded in the
Received call log. The other party hears a busy signal.
• Calls are rejected even when the Voice mail or Call forwarding
service is activated. However, if the ringing time is set to 0
second, network services start.
• i-mode or SMS messages are received regardless of the
rejection settings.
• You cannot activate "Reject unknown" when "Set mute ring
time" is set to "ON" or "Data access lock" is set to "ON" with
"Phonebook" checked.
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Reset Settings
Resetting Various Functions
You can reset settings of various functions to the defaults.
• For functions that can be reset , refer to "Menu List" (P394).
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Others" X
"Reset/Clear" X "Reset Settings" X "Yes" X
Enter the Terminal security code
Note
• Perform "Reset Settings" with the battery level sufficient.
• During "Reset Settings", functions/communication cannot be
used.
b Data to be deleted
Item
Data
Pre-installed
data
Default data in "Data box"
User data
All data other than default data in "Data box"
PIM data
Data in "Phonebook&Logs"*1/"Stationery"*2/
"1Seg", data in Inbox/Outbox*3, data in Bookmark,
Screen memo, URL history, settings in Additional
service and Additional guide of the network
service
*1
*2
*3
The total calls cost is not deleted.
Contents saved in Alarm are not deleted.
Inbox/Out box folders, MessageR/F folders, and mail-connected
i-αppli folder are not deleted.
Deleting data saved on the microSD card
Clear memory
Deleting Saved Data All at
Once
You can delete saved data.
M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Others" X
"Reset/Clear" X "Clear memory"
Mark items to delete X I[Done] X "Yes" X
Enter the Terminal security code
You can delete all data saved on the microSD card.
X M[Menu] X
(Settings) X "Others" X "Reset/Clear" X
"Clear microSD" X "Yes" X Enter the Terminal security code
Note
• Data saved on the UIM are not deleted.
•
Welcome Mail is deleted.

• Some files that are used for default settings are not deleted.
• Deleted items such as i-αppli, Deco-mail picture, Deco-mail
pictogram, wallpaper (Stand-by display), frames, stamps, and
melodies can be downloaded from "WOW LG" i-mode site.
Separate communication charges apply for downloading.
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Purpose
Other Security Settings
In addition to the security settings described in this
chapter, the following functions/services are available.
Purpose
Reference
To set Spam Mail Prevention
with easy steps
Spam Mail
Prevention (Kantan
Mail Settings)
To reject incoming i-mode
mail in excess of 500 a day
from an i-mode terminal
Spam Mail
Prevention (Reject
Mass i-mode Mail
Senders)
To reject SMS
Spam Mail
Prevention (Reject
SMS)
To reject unsolicited mail
Spam Mail
Prevention (Reject
Unsolicited Ad Mail)
To reject "nuisance call"
Nuisance call
blocking service
P363
To reject a call from a caller
without Caller ID
Caller ID request
service
P364
To update software on the
FOMA terminal when
necessary
Software update
P423
To restrict incoming mail size
Limiting mail size
To protect the FOMA terminal
from harmful data
Scanning function
P426
To check the mail settings
Confirm Settings
To accept only necessary
mails when receiving i-mode
mails
Receive option
P138
To disable mail functions
temporarily
Suspending mail
functions
To register or check safety
messages through i-mode in
case of disaster
"i-mode Disaster
Message Board"
Service
To check the rough location
of the lost FOMA terminal
Keitai-Osagashi
Service
To change a mail address
Change Mail
Address
see "Mobile
Phone
User's Guide
[i-mode]
FOMA
version".
To reject mail containing a
URL
Spam Mail
Prevention (Reject
Mail with URLs)
To receive/reject mail from a
specified domain
Spam Mail
Prevention (Reject/
Receive Mail
Settings)
To receive/reject mail via
i-mode only
To receive/reject mail from a
specified address
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Function name/
Service name
Function name/
Service name
Security Settings
Reference
see "Mobile
Phone
User's Guide
[i-mode]
FOMA
version".
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Mail
Mail Functions of FOMA Terminal ･･･････････････ 126
i-mode Mail ･･････････････････････････････････････ 126
Displaying Mail Menu･･････････････････Mail menu 127
Operating Mailbox
Composing i-mode Mail/Deco-Mail
Using Mail History
Composing and Sending i-mode Mail
･････････････････････Compose/Send i-mode mail
Creating and Sending Deco-mail ･･････ Deco-mail
Using a Template to Create Deco-mail
･･･････････････････････････････････････ Template
Attaching a File ･････････････････････Attachment
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Receiving and Operating i-mode Mail
When You Receive i-mode Mail
･････････････････････ Receive mail automatically
Receiving i-mode Mail Selectively
･･････････････････････････････････Receive option
Checking New i-mode Mail
･･････････････････････････ Check new messages
Replying to i-mode Mail･････ Reply to i-mode mail
Forwarding i-mode Mail to Other Address
････････････････････････････ Forward i-mode mail
Adding Mail Addresses/Phone Numbers to
Phonebook ･････････････････････････････････････
Playing/Saving an Attached File from i-mode Mail ･･･
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140
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Displaying Mail in Inbox/Outbox or Unsent Messages
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Using Mail History
･･･････ Received mails/Sent mails/Recent mails 155
Configuring Mail Settings
Setting Mail Functions of the FOMA Terminal
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Using Message Services
When You Receive MessageR/F
･･･････････････････････････････ Receive Message 159
Checking New MessageR/F
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Displaying New MessageR/F
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Using SMS
Composing and Sending SMS
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Automatically Receiving SMS Messages
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Checking New SMS Messages
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Setting SMS ･･････････････････････ SMS Settings
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Mail Functions of FOMA Terminal
The FOMA terminal provides 2 mail types: i-mode mail and
SMS.
SMS
You can send and receive text messages using only mobile
phone numbers without subscription to i-mode.
Sending→P163, Receiving→P164, Checking→P165
• Using i-mode mail requires i-mode subscription.
• Using SMS requires no i-mode subscription.
• If you send i-mode mail or SMS containing some symbols ( ,
, etc.) or pictographs, they may not be displayed correctly on
a mobile phone other than i-mode terminal or on a PC.
• Mail function in Korean is supported only by SMS. If you receive
e-mail in Korean via i-mode mail, text will not be displayed properly.
SMS Addresses
The SMS destination address is the "subscribed mobile phone number".
• For destinations used for sending and receiving SMS to/from international
carriers other than DOCOMO visit the DOCOMO's web site.
Number of Characters That Can be Sent or Received
The number of characters that can be sent and received in SMS is as follows:
i-mode Mail
Upon subscription to i-mode, you can send and receive email via the Internet, as well as between i-mode terminals.
In addition to the message text, a total of 2MB in 10 files
(pictures or movies, etc.) can be attached. Also, Deco-mail
is supported, which you can change the color and size of
message text or background color. You can also use Decomail pictogram to send richly expressive mail easily.
• For details about i-mode mail, see "Mobile Phone User's Guide
[i-mode] FOMA version".
Receiver
SMS text
21 characters (including "+")
Japanese (70 characters), Korean (70 characters)
English (160 characters)
Sending and Receiving SMS in Korean
You can send and receive SMS in Korean to/from terminals
that support Korean.
• As for sending/receiving Korean SMS to/from terminals using carriers
other than DOCOMO (including international carriers) which support
Korean and L-04A, it depends on the correspondence situation of
each carrier. Visit DOCOMO's web site for details. Also, the number of
characters that can be sent depends on the situation of each
recipient carrier. For details, contact recipient carriers.
• SMS texts in Korean sent to a terminal which does not support
Korean will not be displayed properly on the terminal.
• Switch Input Modes in the SMS Message to Korean→P166
• Inputting Korean→P350
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When SMS Cannot be Received
[Inbox]
SMS delivered to the SMS center will be immediately sent
to your FOMA terminal. However, when your FOMA
terminal is turned off or out of service area, the SMS is
stored in the SMS center.
[Outbox]
Display the Outbox list screen.→P144
[Unsent message]
Display the Unsent mail list screen.→P144
Note
• The maximum storage period of SMS in the SMS center is 72
hours. The sender can specify the storage period within this
maximum "SMS Validity Period".→P165
• Expired SMS is automatically deleted.
• SMS stored in the SMS center can be received by "Check new
SMS".→P165
• When SMS stored in SMS center is delivered, it is deleted from
the SMS center.
[Compose message]
Create new i-mode mail.→P128
[Check new messages]
Receive i-mode mail stored in the i-mode center by checking new
messages.→P139
[Receive option]
You can check subjects of i-mode mail stored in the i-mode center, and
select mail to be received, or deleted without reception from the
i-mode center.→P138
Mail menu
Displaying Mail Menu
Display the Inbox list screen.→P143
[SMS]
Stand-by display X g X Perform the
following operations
Compose new SMS, or receive SMS stored in the SMS center by
checking new SMS.→P163, P165
[Template]
Display a list of saved templates.→P134
[Mail setting]
Set mail functions.→P157
Mail menu
screen
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Compose/Send i-mode mail
Composing and Sending i-mode Mail
Select (Message) field X Enter the
message
• Up to 5,000 full-pitch or 10,000 halfpitch characters can be entered.
Stand-by display X g(for 1+ seconds)
Receiver
Subject
Attachment
Message
The total number of
bytes of characters
and decoration in the
message text
Message text
entry screen
Compose message
screen
Select
(Receiver) field X "Direct input" X
Enter the address
• Up to 50 half-pitch characters can be entered.
• The address can be selected from Sent message log,
Received message log, Phonebook, or Mail group.→P129
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Mail
Select
(Subject) field X Enter the subject
• Up to 15 full-pitch or 30 half-pitch characters can be entered.
I[Send]
Note
• To decorate message text→P131
• To send with attachments→P135
• You can insert a line feed in the message text. The line feed is
counted as 1 full-pitch character.
• A space inserted by pressing R is counted as 1 half-pitch
character.
• Characters may not be sent correctly to the receiver depending
on the signal strength.
• Half-pitch katakana and pictographs except for mail exchanged
between i-mode terminals may not be displayed correctly.
• The secret code is added automatically when mail whose
address is set with the secret code is sent. However, the
address of the sent mail does not display the added secret
code.
• Even if i-mode mail is sent successfully, an error message "Send
Fail" may appear depending on the signal strength.
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• If you use Deco-mail pictogram (Picto.D) in mail, the mail is
automatically sent as Deco-mail.
• If you send a mail with emotional pictographs to the other
carrier's mobile phone, they will be automatically replaced with
the similar pictographs that the carrier/mobile phone supports.
However, they may not be displayed properly depending on the
mobile phone type or its functions.
• i-mode mail that is successfully sent will be saved in Outbox. If
the total number or total size of the stored sent mail exceeds
the limit, the oldest message will be overwritten first. Protect
sent messages that you want to keep.
Compose Message Screen Sub Menu
Compose message screen (P128) X
M[Menu] X Perform the following
operations
[Send]
Send mail.
[Auto send]
You can set i-mode mail that was composed in out of service area to
be sent automatically when the terminal moves to the place where
signal can be received.
[Preview]
Display a preview of the mail to be sent.
[Save]
Save mail being created or edited in Unsent message.
[Mail address]
Add address
： Send mail to multiple addresses (multi-address
transmission). Up to 5 addresses can be added.
Sent msg. log ： Select an address from Sent message log.
Rcv. msg. log ： Select an address from Received message log.
Phonebook
： Select an address from Phonebook.
Mail group
： Select an address from Mail group.
Direct input
： Enter the receiver address directly.
Delete address： Delete a selected receiver address.
Change rcv. type： Set conditions to sort MessageR/F.
Change to To ： Change the selected receiver to To. The mail
address entered in the To field will be shown to
the recipient.
Change to Cc ： Change the selected receiver to Cc. You can
specify additional addresses to send a copy of
the same mail to other recipients in addition to
the direct recipients. The mail address entered
in the Cc field will be shown to other recipients.
• The mail address may not be displayed
depending on the recipient's mobile phone,
device or mail software.
Change to Bcc ： Change the selected receiver to Bcc. You can
specify addresses of recipients of the copy,
however, the identity will not be shown to other
recipients. The mail addresses entered in the
Bcc field will not be shown to other recipients.
[Attachment]
Attach files or view/play, or delete them.→P135
[Template]
Load template ： Open a template to create Deco-mail.→P134
Save template ： Save the current Deco-mail as a template.
[Header/Sign.]
Attach header ： Attach the set header.
Attach sign.
： Attach the set signature.
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[Delete body]
[Input setting]
Delete the message text.
Configure the character entry.→P348
Note

• When selecting a Phonebook entry with multiple mail addresses
saved, you need to further specify which addresses are to be
added for recipients.