LG Electronics USA L06D PCS GSM Phone with WLAN, Bluetooth and RFID User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Confirmation and Settings before Using
Confirmation and Settings before Using
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There are three keys on the front of the terminal. The
roles of these keys are shown below.
Menu key
Tap this key to display the options menu for
the current screen or application.
Home key
r If you tap this key, you will return to the
Home screen, regardless of the application
being used or the screen being displayed.
r If you touch this key for over 1 second, the
icons of the most recently used applications
appear. Tap an icon to open the application.
(It may be displayed as horizontal screen.)
Back key
Tap this key to return to the previous screen. It
also closes a dialog box, an options menu, the
Notification panel, or the on-screen keyboard.
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UIM
UIM is an IC card that stores informations of each
customer.
You cannot use some of the terminal functions if the
UIM is not inserted. Before inserting or removing
the UIM, you must always turn OFF the power and
disconnect the AC adapter cable.
This terminal uses only the UIM. Bring your miniUIM/
FOMA card to a docomo Shop to exchange it.
UIM security codes
The UIM can set security code named PIN code. This
code is set to "0000" at the time of subscription, but you
may subsequently change it. For details about changing
this security code, refer to "Security Code and UIM
Protection" (P111).
Inserting the UIM
a fingernail into the groove in the
 Insert
back cover, and pull up in the direction
of the arrow (a) while pressing
the battery pack (P35), and
Remove
insert the UIM into the slot with the goldcolored IC side facing down
Removing the UIM
the back cover and the battery
 Remove
pack. Gently press the UIM with your
fingertip and slide it out
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Confirmation and Settings before Using
Battery Pack
the direction of the back cover
Check
and attach it to the terminal (b). Press
portion to close it firmly (c)
Attaching the Battery Pack
 Remove the back cover (P31)
the battery pack in the direction of
Insert
the arrow (a) with the "CE" mark facing
up. Ensure that the tabs on the terminal
and the battery pack are aligned with
each other
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Confirmation and Settings before Using
r Make sure there is no gap between the terminal
and the back cover.
Removing the Battery Pack
 Remove the back cover (P31)
your fingernail into the groove, and
Put
lift out the battery pack in the direction
of the arrow (b), pushing it to the
direction of the arrow (a)
Charging
Battery Pack Life
r The battery pack is a consumable accessory. The
usage time of the battery per one charge decreases
gradually each time the battery is recharged.
r When the usage time from one charge becomes
about half of a new battery pack, the life of the
battery pack is assumed to be almost over. We
recommend that you replace the battery ahead of
time. Refer to "Repairs" on the back of the manual
or consult a specified DOCOMO repair center for
battery exchanging information.
Note
r Turn the power OFF before attaching/removing
the battery pack.
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35
Usage Time (estimate)
A list of the charging time (estimate) of a fully charged
battery is shown below. The usage time varies depending
on the usage conditions and the battery pack condition.
For details, refer to "Main Specifications" (P225).
Continuous
standby
time
Xi/LTE
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 240 hours
FOMA/3G
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 300 hours
GSM
Stationary (Automatic):
Approx. 240 hours
FOMA/3G
Approx. 340 minutes
GSM
Approx. 240 minutes
1Seg watching time
Approx. 240 minutes
Continuous
call time
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Confirmation and Settings before Using
Turning ON/OFF the Power
Note
r The "Locked" screen appears when the power is
Turning ON the Power
and hold the power key for over 1
 Press
second
turned ON or when the backlight is turned on.
r If the screen lock has been set using a screen
unlock pattern, the "Draw pattern to unlock"
screen appears when the power is turned ON.
r If the screen lock has been set using a PIN code
or password, the "Locked" screen appears
when the power is turned ON. After releasing
the screen lock by following Step 2, enter the
PIN code or password and tap "OK". To correct
the typing error, tap
Turning OFF the Power
and hold the power key for over 1
 Press
second
"Power off"
"OK"
Tap
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to release the screen lock.
Confirmation and Settings before Using
Turning on Backlight
To prevent unintended operation and to save power,
the backlight turns off after a set period. If you then turn
on the backlight to release the screen lock, the screen
that was displayed before the backlight was turned off
appears again.
the power key
 rPress
The "Locked" screen appears. The backlight
automatically lights up when you receive a call
or when alarm is ringing.
Note
r Screen gets locked if pressing the power key
while the backlight is on.
r You can set the length of time before the
backlight turns off. For details, refer to "Display"
(P109).
r If a screen unlock pattern has been set, you will
be prompted to enter the pattern when pressing
the power key. For more details about setting a
screen unlock pattern and releasing the screen
lock, refer to "Location & Security" (P110).
Basic Operations (Touch
Screen Operations)
The display of the terminal has a touch screen that
allows you to perform various operations by touching it.
Precautions on Using Touch Screen
The touch screen has been designed for finger touching
slightly. Do not press it with sharp objects (fingernail,
ballpoint pen, pin etc.) or press it hard with your finger.
The following user actions may cause the touch screen
not to work properly. They may also cause malfunction.
r Touching the screen with gloved hands
r Touching the screen with the tip of a fingernail
r Placing a foreign object on the screen
r Sticking a protective sheet or seal on the screen
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Touch Screen Operations
You can perform the following actions on the touch
screen.
r Tap: Touch the screen lightly
r Double-tap: Touch the screen lightly twice
successively
r Touch for over 1 second: Touch and hold down the
screen
r Swipe: Lightly flick the screen
r Drag: Touch and hold down to flick the screen, and
then release your finger
r Pinch-out: Touch the screen with 2 fingers and then
move them apart
r Pinch-in: Touch the screen with 2 fingers apart and
then move them together, as if pinching
Opening Items
 Tap an item
Checking or Unchecking Options
an item that has a checkbox
 Tap
r If the checkbox was unmarked, a check mark
now appears in it.
r If the checkbox was marked, the check mark
now disappears from it.
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Confirmation and Settings before Using
Scrolling Screen
You can scroll the screen up or down. On some web
pages, you can also scroll side to side.
Drag up or down to
scroll.
Swipe to scroll quickly.
To stop scrolling, touch
the screen.
Zooming In or Out
Note
Some applications allow you to zoom in on small text
that is difficult to read. After zooming in, you can also
zoom out to a full-screen view.
The movement of your
fingers enlarges the
screen display by
pinching it out.
r Sometimes
appears when you drag the
screen. You can also zoom in or out by tapping
to zoom in by
this zoom control icon. Tap
to zoom out by one level.
one level. Tap
or
grays out if you have
However,
already zoomed in to the maximum or zoom out
to the minimum. This grays out indicates that
you cannot zoom in or out any further.
r The movement of
your fingers reduces
the screen display by
pinching it in.
r Pinch in on the Home
screen to display the
Home screen list, and
then set the Home
screen.
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Using Motion Gesture
Various functions can be operated simply by moving the
terminal.
r To use motion gestures, tap
X "Settings" X
"Gesture" from the Home screen, and place a check
mark in each item.
Using motion gesture on alarm
„ Stopping alarm
the terminal while alarm is ringing
 Flip
r Alarm stops.
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Using motion gesture while an incoming
call arrives
„ Muting ringtone
an incoming call arrives, flip the
 When
terminal
r The ringtone is muted.
Using motion gesture in gallery
„ Viewing previous/next image
an image in gallery is being
 While
displayed, tap the left or right side of the
Changing Screen Orientation
The terminal screen automatically rotates to horizontal
(landscape) or vertical (portrait) views, depending on
the direction in which it is turned.
terminal
r The left or right image is displayed.
Note
r Screen orientation may not change in some
applications.
r You can disable screen rotation by tapping
"Settings" X "Display" on the Home screen, and
unmarking the "Auto-rotate screen" checkbox on
the "Display settings" screen.
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Initial Settings
First-time Settings
When the power is first turned ON, you need to set the
language and date for the terminal. Once you set those
settings, there is no need to set them the next time the
power is turned ON. You can also change these settings
later.
r Procedures differ depending on the connection with
network and settings. Here, an explanation is given
for the docomo Palette UI.
and hold the power key for over 1
 Press
second
Tap to cancel the screen lock
On the "
Configuring Wi-Fi Settings
The terminal connects to the Internet via access points
for Wi-Fi networks or public wireless LAN services.
To connect, you must configure the access point
connection settings on the terminal.
„ Reception interference caused by Bluetooth devices
r As the terminal's wireless LAN devices and
Bluetooth device use the same frequency
(2.4 GHz), reception interference may occur or the
communications speed may lower. Also, you may
hear noise or have a connection problem. In these
cases, do the following:
- Keep the wireless LAN device over 10 m away
from the Bluetooth device.
- Within 10 m, turn off either the wireless LAN
device or the Bluetooth device.
Wi-Fi network status
When the terminal is connected to a Wi-Fi network,
appears in the status bar. An open network with
no security protection is detected when Wi-Fi network
always appears in the status
notification is set to ON,
bar.
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Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
the Home screen,
 From
X "Wireless & networks"
X "Settings"
r The "Wireless & network settings" screen
appears.
Place a check mark on "Wi-Fi"
settings"
"Wi-Fi
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
the Wi-Fi network that you want to
Tap
connect to
r If you try to connect to a protected Wi-Fi
network, you will be prompted to enter the
security key for that Wi-Fi network. Tap the
"Password" box, enter the network password
and tap "Connect".
r Usually, when you enter a password, the last
character entered is displayed and as many
Connecting to a Wi-Fi network by
specifying a static IP address
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 From
X "Wireless & networks" X "Wi-Fi
Notifying when Wi-Fi network with no
security protection is detected
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 From
X "Wireless & networks" X "Wi-Fi
settings"
settings"
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
 X "Advanced"
Place a check mark on "Use static IP"
in the order of "IP address",
Tap
"Gateway", "Netmask", "DNS 1", and
"DNS 2" to set
Place a check mark on "Wi-Fi"
a check mark on "Network
Place
notification"
r You will be automatically notified when an open
network with no security protection is detected.
r A menu appears for each item. Set the
appropriate value for each item. Make sure
to enter value on "IP address", "Gateway",
"Netmask", and "DNS 1".
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Adding a Wi-Fi network
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 From
X "Wireless & networks" X "Wi-Fi
Changing the Wi-Fi network password
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 From
X "Wireless & networks" X "Wi-Fi
settings"
settings"
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
Place a check mark on "Wi-Fi"
Wi-Fi network"
"Add
r The "Add Wi-Fi network" menu appears.
the network SSID in the "Network
Enter
SSID" box
"Security"
r "Security" menu appears. Select the appropriate
type from "Open", "WEP", "WPA/WPA2 PSK", and
"802.1x EAP".
r The setting method differs depending on the
security settings.
"Save"
r The Wi-Fi network is added.
the Wi-Fi network name for over 1
Touch
second
r A menu appears.
network"
"Modify
r The network settings are displayed. Tap the
"Password" box and enter the new password.
Disconnecting from a Wi-Fi network
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 From
X "Wireless & networks" X "Wi-Fi
settings"
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
the name of Wi-Fi network that
Touch
you want to disconnect from for over 1
second
r A menu appears.
network"
"Forget
r You are disconnected from the Wi-Fi network.
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Confirmation and Settings before Using
Setting Wi-Fi to sleep mode
Set Wi-Fi to sleep mode and specify the timing of
switching the terminal to data communications.
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 From
X "Wireless & networks" X "Wi-Fi
settings"
r The "Wi-Fi settings" screen appears.
 X "Advanced"
sleep policy"
r"Wi-Fi
"Wi-Fi sleep policy" menu appears. Choose from
"When screen turns off", "Never when plugged
in" and "Never".
Setting Online Service Accounts
You can update your status on Google and other online
services once you have set up your online service
account on the terminal. You can also configure the
terminal to automatically sync updates from the online
service.
You can also delete unnecessary accounts.
Adding an online service account
the Home screen,
 From
X "Accounts & sync"
X "Settings"
r The "Accounts & sync settings" screen appears.
account"
"Add
r The "Add an account" screen appears.
the online service that you want to set
Tap
an account
r Follow the screen instructions and enter your
login details.
r When you have finished adding the account, the
added online service appears in the "Manage
accounts" group.
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Deleting an online service account
Note
r If you mark the "Background data" checkbox,
all installed applications on the terminal
will automatically communicate with their
respective services. If you mark the "Autosync" checkbox, the applications will also
automatically synchronize data with their
respective services. These operations may incur
packet communication charges. Marking these
checkboxes also runs down the battery.
Manually synchronizing online service
data
the Home screen,
 From
X "Accounts & sync"
X "Settings"
r The "Accounts & sync settings" screen appears.
the account that you want to
Tap
synchronize with
r A list of online service's synchronized data
appears.
r The data with a check mark is synchronized.
a check mark on synchronized
Place
data
r The data with a check mark is synchronized.
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the Home screen,
 From
X "Accounts & sync"
X "Settings"
r The "Accounts & sync settings" screen appears.
the account that you want to delete
Tap
r The "Data & synchronization" screen appears.
account"
"Remove
r The "Remove account" screen appears.
account"
"Remove
r The selected account is deleted.
Note
r The Google account that you set for the first
time cannot be deleted with the operation
above. To delete it, initialization of the terminal
is required from the Home screen, tap
"Settings" X "Privacy" X "Factory data reset".
r docomo account cannot be deleted.
Screen Display/Icons
Main status icons
Signal strength
Status Bar
The status bar is displayed at the top of the screen. The
terminal status and notifications are displayed in the
status bar. Notification icons are displayed on the left
side, and the terminal status icons are displayed on the
right side.
Out of service area
Bluetooth ON
Connected to Bluetooth device
When you are roaming overseas
GPRS available
3G available
LTE available
FOMA high speed/HSDPA network
available
Communicating by GPRS
Communicating by 3G
Communicating by LTE
Communicating by FOMA high speed/
HSDPA network
Battery level
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The battery needs to be charged
The battery is charging
GPS enabled
GPS is positioning
Airplane mode activated
UIM locked or UIM not inserted
Phone microphone is muted
Silent mode is set (no vibration)
Silent mode is set (vibration)
Alarm is set
Connected to Wi-Fi
Synchronizing data
Osaifu-Keitai lock activated
Main notification icons
New Gmail
New SMS message
Problem with an SMS message
New Google Talk message
Making a call or during a call
Call on hold
Missed call
New voicemail message
Upcoming calendar event
Music is playing
Discovered Open Network (Wi-Fi)
UIM is not inserted
USB is connected
Uploading data
Downloading data/Data download
completed
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Problem with login or synchronization
Update of installed application available
Viewing 1Seg
More notifications
Connected to a VPN/Not connected to a
VPN
USB debug mode is connected
USB tethering available
Wi-Fi tethering available
Notification Panel
Notification icons are displayed in the Notification
panel. You can open notifications, such as messages,
reminders, or event notifications, directly from the
Notification panel.
Opening the Notification panel
or swipe the status bar downwards
 Drag
r The Notification panel appears. Icons are
displayed at the top of the Notification panel.
Icons are blue when they are on, and gray when
they are off.
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a Silent mode
Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second
to display the "Sound settings" screen.
b Wi-Fi
Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second
to display the "Wi-Fi settings" screen.
c Bluetooth
Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second
to display the "Bluetooth settings" screen.
d GPS
Switch between on and off. Touch for over 1 second
to display the "Location & security settings" screen.
Viewing notification details
the notification message on the
 Tap
Notification panel
r The notification details are displayed in the
appropriate application.
Clearing notification informations
 Tap "Clear" on the Notification panel
Note
e Mobile network settings
When Wi-Fi is not available, set if access to mobile
network. Touch for over 1 second to display "Mobile
network settings" screen.
r Some notifications cannot be cleared,
depending on their content.
f Clear
Delete notification information and icons.
Closing the Notification panel
g Notification information
Display details of notification information.
or swipe the bottom of the
 Drag
Notification panel upwards
Note
r You can also close the Notification panel by
tapping .
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Character Entry
The terminal has an on-screen keyboard that is
displayed in the touch screen for character entry.
„ On-screen QWERTY keyboard
Use this for entering Japanese in "Roman letter
input".
Character Entry Using the Onscreen Keyboard
If you tap a text box on the screen, the on-screen
keyboard appears in the touch panel. The terminal
provides two types of on-screen keyboards: an onscreen 10-key keyboard and an on-screen QWERTY
keyboard.
Tap key icon to switch the entry operation such as
character mode change.
„ On-screen 10-key keyboard
Use this for entering Japanese in "Kana character
input".
a Reverse order key/Undo key
Displays the previous character (reverse
sequence). When "Undo" is displayed, this undoes
the last operation.
b Left cursor key
The highlight moves to the left. Touch this for over 1
second to move it continuously. It can also narrow
the conversion range.
c Symbol key
Displays a list of pictograms, symbols and
emoticons.
d Switch character mode key/Setting key
Switch the character mode. Touch for over 1 second
to display "iWnn IME Menu".
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e Deletion key
Deletes the character to the left of the cursor. Touch
this for over 1 second to delete the characters
continuously.
f Right cursor key
The highlight moves to the right. Touch this for over
1 second to move it continuously. It can also widen
the conversion range. Also, if you tap this icon when
the highlight is at the right end of an unconfirmed
character string, the number of characters
applicable to predictive conversion increases.
g Space key/Conversion key
Enter a space. Execute consecutive segment
conversions.
h Execution key/Enter key
Confirms the entered characters or converted
characters. If the entered characters or converted
characters have already been confirmed, this
executes the function of the text box in which the
characters were entered.
i Shift key
Switch between upper case letter and lower case
letter.
Tap once: Only the first letter is capitalized
Tap twice: All letters are capitalized
Tap three times: Lowercase
Note
r The key display varies depending on the entry
screen or character mode.
r For information on switching the type of onscreen keyboard, refer to "Switching the
keyboard" (P58).
r When you no longer need the keyboard, you
can close it by tapping . To display it again,
tap the text box on the screen.
There are 8 character input modes. The current mode is
indicated by the following icons in the status bar.
Hiragana and Kanji
input
Half-width alphabet
input
Full-width Katakana
input
Full-width number
input
Half-width Katakana
input
Half-width number
input
Full-width alphabet
input
Voice Input
Switching the keyboard
the on-screen keyboard, touch
 On
over 1 second
r "iWnn IME Menu" appears.
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for
"10-key
Keyboard
Type
This allows you to set the type of
keyboard to use on each screen
view (horizontal/vertical) or for each
input mode.
Voice Input
Mark the checkbox to enable voice
input, and add it to the character
entry modes.
10-key Keyboard
Flick Input
Mark this checkbox to change the
input method on the on-screen 10key keyboard to flick input. Unmark
this checkbox to change it back to
toggle input.
Flick
Sensitivity
If you tap this when the "Flick
Input" checkbox is marked, the
"Flick Sensitivity(Low
Home Screen Management
What You can Add to the Home
Screen
You can customize the Home screen.
the Home screen for over 1 second
 Touch
r
 The "Add to home screen" list screen appears.
Shortcut
You can create shortcuts.
Widget
You can layout Widgets.
Folder
You can create folders.
Kisekae
You can select the background
and icon design.
Wallpaper
You can choose the wallpaper
for the Home screen.
Group
You can select from groups.
the item you want to add/set.
Tap
r
 It is added/set to the Home screen.
Moving Shortcuts, etc.
the Home screen, touch the icon you
 From
want to move for over 1 second
the icon and release your inger
Drag
r
 The icon is moved.
Note
r
 You can also drag the icon to one of the Home
screen's extended screens to the left or right.
Deleting Shortcuts, etc. from the
Home Screen
the Home screen, touch a shortcut
 From
icon or widget for over 1 second
it to and release your inger
r
Drag
The icon is deleted from the Home screen.
Note
r
 It is also possible to delete by tapping “Delete"
displayed in the balloon of Step 1.
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Uninstalling Applications and
Widgets
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the application you want to delete for
Touch
over 1 second X "Uninstall"
"OK"
r
 The application is deleted.
Note
r
 Applications installed in the terminal when
purchasing cannot be uninstalled.
Changing Folder Names
the Home screen, tap a folder you
 From
want to change name
r
 The folder window opens.
the title bar for over 1 second
Touch
r
 The "Edit name" menu appears.
a new name of the folder and tap
Enter
"OK"
r
 The name of the folder is changed.
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Changing Kisekae
Change the wallpaper and icon of the Home screen to
change the image.
the Home screen for over 1 second
 Touch
r
 The "Add to home screen" list screen appears.
"Kisekae", select a design, and tap
Tap
"Set"
r
 It is possible to select and set designs that you
like from a website.
r
 It is also possible to set from the Home screen
by
X "Kisekae/Wallp" X "Kisekae".
Changing Wallpaper
 Touch the Home screen for over 1 second
"Wallpaper"
/ "Live wallpapers" / "Wallpaper
"Gallery"
gallery"
r
 If you have tapped "Gallery", tap an image that
you want to use as wallpaper. Drag the square
displayed on the screen to select the section
that you want to use as wallpaper, and then tap
"Save".
r
 L i ve w a l l p a p e r l i s t a p p e a r s w h e n t a p p i n g
"Live wallpapers". Tap to select one of the live
wallpaper, then tap "Set wallpaper". Depending
on the type of wallpaper, you can set the live
wallpaper settings by tapping "Settings...".
Adding Home Screens
You can add Home screens.
the Home screen,
 From
screens"
X "Home
r
 The "Home screens" screen appears.
r
 You can create up to 12 Home screens.
one of the thumbnails with a "+" mark
Tap
r
 The "+" appears for screens that can be added.
Sorting Home Screens
You can sort the scroll order for Home screens.
the Home screen,
 From
screens"
X "Home
r
 The "Home screens" screen appears.
the thumbnail for over 1 second, and
Touch
drag it to the location where you want to
move it
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Deleting Home Screens
the Home screen, tap
 From
screens"
X "Home
r
 The "Home screens" screen appears.
the thumbnail for over 1 second,
Touch
drag it over to and release your inger
Note
r
 It is also possible to delete by tapping "Delete"
displayed in the balloon of Step 2.
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Note
Manage Applications
r
 This is a list of the applications that have been
installed in this terminal at the time of purchase.
r
 If the software is updated, application content
and icon positions may change.
r
 The names of some applications may not be
fully displayed below their respective icons.
Adding Shortcuts to the Home
Screen
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the application icon for which you
Touch
want to create a shortcut for over 1 second,
and tap "Add"
The shortcut icon is added to the Home screen.
Uninstalling an Application
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the application icon you want
Touch
to uninstall for over 1 second, and tap
"Uninstall"
conirmation screen appears,
The
then tap "OK"
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Moving Applications
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the application you want to move for
Touch
over 1 second
the application and release your
Drag
inger
r
 The application is moved.
Group Management
Manage groups on the application screen and sort
icons.
Adding Groups
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
 X "Add group"
a group name and tap "OK"
Enter
r
 The group is added on the application screen.
Sorting Groups
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the group name for over 1 second,
Touch
and drag it
r
 The group location is moved.
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Editing Group Names
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the group name for over 1 second,
Touch
and tap "Edit name"
a new group name and tap "OK"
Enter
r
 The group name is changed.
Changing Group Colors
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the group name for over 1 second,
Touch
and tap "Edit label"
r
 Select a color and tap.
Adding Groups to the Home
Screen
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the group name for over 1 second,
Touch
and tap "Add"
r
 The group shortcut icon is added to the Home
screen.
Deleting Groups
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
the group name for over 1 second,
Touch
and tap "Delete"
"OK"
r
 The group is deleted.
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Searching Applications

X "Search"
r
 The
Search widget starts. Enter a keyword or
From the Home screen, "Applications"
You can view the operation guide for the docomo Palette
UI.
use Voice Input to search.
the Home screen,
 From
"Help"
Switching Application
Screen Display
Version Information
Select the display for the Application screen as Tile or
List.
 From the Home screen, "Applications"
 X "List format" / "Tile format"
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Home Application Information
docomo Palette UI
X "More" X
r
 An explanation for the docomo palette UI
operation is displayed.
the Home screen,
 From
"Application info"
X "More" X
r
 The application name, provider, and version are
displayed.
Home Application Settings
the Home screen,
 From
"Home settings"
X "More" X
r
 "Home settings" screen appears.
Personal area
Personal area is displayed.
Wallpaper loop
The wallpaper display is
looped.
Sync function
Auto communication is
executed when personal area
information is updated.
International
roaming
Auto communication is
executed during international
roaming.
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Calling / Network Services
Making/Receiving Calls
Making a Call
You can use the terminal to make international calls
and emergency calls, as well as standard calls. You can
also enter a pause when using phone services, such as
reserving tickets or checking your bank balance.
Making a call
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Dial"
r The "Dial" tab appears.
Enter the phone number X Tap
r If you enter a wrong number, tap
delete the number.
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to
Ending a call
 During a call, "End"
Emergency call
Emergency call
Phone number
Police
110
Fire department or
ambulance service
119
Japan Coast Guard
118
Note
r When you are making an emergency call (110,
119, and 118) from your terminal, be sure
to notify that you are calling from a mobile
phone and give your mobile phone number
and present location clearly, as the police/fire
department may call you back for confirmation.
During an emergency call, be sure to stay where
you are so that your call will not be interrupted.
After making an emergency call, do not turn
off your mobile phone immediately. Keep it on
for about 10 minutes so that it can receive an
incoming call.
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r Depending on the location from which you make
an emergency call, connection may be made
to the fire department or the police of another
jurisdiction.
r In Japan, the 110, 119, and 118 emergency
numbers cannot be dialed when UIM is not
inserted, from the PIN code input screen or from
the PIN unblocking key input screen. For details
on PIN code, refer to "Security Code and UIM
Protection" (P111).
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Calls to mobile phone
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Dial"
r The "Dial" tab appears.
"010" X Country code X
Enter
Recipient's mobile phone number, and
tap
Note
r If a recipient's mobile phone number or an area
code begins with "0", omit "0". However, "0" may
be required when calling some countries or
areas, such as Italy.
r "+" (touch "0" for over 1 second to input "+") or
"009130-010" can also be used instead of "010".
r For details on WORLD CALL, refer to DOCOMO
"International Services website".
Receiving a call
an incoming call arrives, tap
 When
"Activate" X "Accept"
r You can talk to the caller.
Note
r If the caller has been saved in Contacts
(Phonebook), the caller's name and phone
number are displayed. If the caller is not saved
in Contacts (Phonebook), only the phone
number is displayed.
Declining a call
an incoming call arrives, tap
 When
"Activate" X "Reject"
r The incoming call is declined.
Muting ringtone
Receiving a Call
The terminal plays a ringtone when there is an incoming
call. In Silent mode, the ringtone does not sound. If the
terminal has been set to vibrate, it vibrates when there
is an incoming call.
the Volume key (upper)/Volume
 Press
key (lower) while an incoming call
ringing
r The ringtone is muted.
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Operations during a Call
During a call, you can adjust the volume, turn the
speaker ON/OFF, mute the microphone, and put the call
on hold, depending on the usage conditions.
Adjusting Call Volume
During a call, you can adjust the reception volume.
Volume key (upper)/Volume key
 Press
(lower)
r The call volume changes accordingly.
Using Call Options
During a call, you can put the caller onto speaker or
temporarily mute the microphone.
Turning the speaker ON/OFF
a call, "Speaker"
 During
r You can hear the caller's voice through the
speaker.
the speaker ON, "Speaker"
With
r You can no longer hear the caller's voice
through the speaker.
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Note
r Do not hold the terminal against your ear with
the speaker ON.
r Speak into the terminal from a distance of no
more than 50 cm. If you find it difficult to hear
what is being said, turn off the speaker.
Muting the microphone
a call, "Mute"
 During
r The caller can no longer hear what you are
saying.
the microphone OFF, "Mute"
With
r The caller can hear what you are saying again.
Putting the call on hold
a call, "Hold"
 During
r The call is put on hold.
the hold state, "Unhold"
Inr Hold
is canceled, and you can resume the call.
Call Log
This automatically records a history of your incoming
and outgoing calls. You can also use the call log to call a
phone number or add it to Phonebook.
d Call icon
: Call icon without caller ID notification
: Call icon other than without caller ID notification
e Logs with the same person are displayed together as
. The number in parentheses shows the number of
logs.
Calling to Answer a Missed Call
When you have missed calls, a missed call notification
appears in the status bar.
If you see
in the status bar, drag or
 swipe
the status bar downwards
r The missed call notification appears in the
Notification panel. The missed call notification
displays the caller's phone number or the
caller's name that is saved in Phonebook, and
the time or date of the missed call.
the missed call notification
Tap
r The "Incoming history" tab appears.
a The names of the recipient and caller are displayed.
b A call is made.
c Log icons are displayed.
: Dialed calls log
: Received calls log
r For the missed call log,
is displayed.
right of the missed call log
rTapThe callon isthemade.
: Missed calls log
: International call log
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Calling a Number from the Call Log
You can make calls to the phone numbers stored in the
call log.
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Recent calls" tab
r "Incoming history" and "Outgoing history"
appear.

Tap on the right of the other party's
name or phone number
r The call is made.
Note
r You can make a call by tapping the name or
phone number on the "Recent calls" tab and
then "Call".
r You can also make a call by touching the name
or phone number on the "Recent calls" tab for
over 1 second and then tapping "Call ×××-××××××××" in the menu that appears.
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Registering Phone Numbers from
the Call Log to the Phonebook
You can register unregistered items from the call log to
the Phonebook.
the "Recent calls" tab, tap a phone
 On
number
to phonebook"
"Add
r The "Register/Update phonebook" screen
appears.
new"
"Register
r When multiple accounts have been registered,
select the account for which you want to create
a phonebook.
information, and tap "Save"
Enter
r It is registered as a Phonebook.
Note
r It is also possible to register to the Phonebook
by touching the phone number that you want
to register for over 1 second on the "Recent
calls" tab and tapping "Add to phonebook" X
"Register new".
Deleting the Call Log
The call log is automatically added. However, you can
delete a call log or all call logs.
Deleting a desired call log
the "Recent calls" tab, touch a phone
 On
number for over 1 second
Displaying the Phonebook
You can view all the information that is saved in
Phonebook.
the Home screen, "Phone" X
 From
"Phonebook" tab
r The Phonebook appears.
r A menu appears.
from call log" X "OK"
r"Remove
The call log is deleted.
Deleting the entire call log
the "Recent calls" tab, "Incoming
 On
history" / "Outgoing history" X
"Delete all" X "OK"
r The entire "Incoming history"/"Outgoing history"
call log is deleted.
Phonebook
In Phonebook, you can enter information about your
personal contacts, such as their phone numbers, email
addresses and web service accounts.
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a The Phonebook (profile) is displayed.
b Call log is displayed. You can also confirm the sent/
received details for sp-mode mail and SMS.
c Your profile (My profile) is displayed.
d Tap the icon that is displayed by selecting the image
to make a call, create an email, or use various
services on the internet.
e Phonebook belonging to the selected group are
displayed.
Registering Phonebook
You can register a new phonebook.
the "Phonebook" tab, "Register"
 On
r When multiple accounts are registered, select
the account for which you want to create a
phonebook.
information, and tap "Save"
Enter
r The entered information is added to Phonebook.
f A new phonebook is registered.
g Enter a keyword and search Phonebook.
Note
r When you open Phonebook for the first
time, descriptions for adding Phonebook are
displayed. Tap
X "Others" X "Import/Export"
to import or export contacts from your UIM.
Editing Phonebook
You can edit a phonebook that has already been
registered.
the "Phonebook" tab, tap a
 On
phonebook that you want to edit
r The Profile screen appears.
"Edit"
r The "Edit profile" screen containing previously
entered information appears.
delete or edit the information, and
Add,
tap "Save"
r The Phonebook is updated.
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Searching the Phonebook
You can search for a phonebook on the "Phonebook"
tab by dragging in the tab or by text entry.
 On the "Phonebook" tab, "Search"
the word(s) that you are looking
Enter
for
r Search candidates and search results in the
terminal are displayed.
r The Phonebook menu appears.
Tap a phonebook
Making Calls/Sending Emails/
Chatting via Phonebook
You can make a call directly from Phonebook. If you
have added an email address or chat account to the
phonebook entry, you can also send an email or launch
a chat application.
the "Phonebook" tab, tap one of the
 On
Phonebook contacts
r The Profile information is displayed.
rTapYou can, now, make, ora call, send an email or chat.
Make a call.
Send an SMS message.
Record Koe-no-Takuhaibin
Send an email.
Note
r Touch the Phonebook for over 1 second to
display the option menu. You can now make a
call if you tap "Phone", or send an SMS message
if you tap "SMS".
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Viewing the Map of a Contact's
Address
If the address has been added to the Phonebook, you
can view its location in a map.
the "Phonebook" tab, tap one of the
 On
Phonebook contacts
r The phonebook information appears.
the "Profile" tab, touch the address
On
for over 1 second X "Display map"
r When selecting "Maps" or "
Adding a Phonebook to Favorites
When you add a phonebook to Favorites, it appears on
the "Favorites" tab. The "Favorites" tab allows you to
quickly display a specific Phonebook.
the "Phonebook" tab, tap the
 On
phonebook that you want to add to
Favorites
r The Profile screen appears.
rTapThe phonebook is added to the "Favorites" tab.
Note
r When you display a phonebook that has been
added to Favorites, the star icon in the top righthand corner of the screen turns yellow.
r If you tap the yellow star icon, it turns gray.
- If the phonebook has a call log, the
phonebook is displayed in the "Favorites" tab.
- If the phonebook has no call log, the
phonebook is undisplayed in the "Favorites"
tab.
r If you tap a gray star icon, it turns yellow and
the phonebook is displayed in "Favorites".
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Message recording
 From the Home screen, "Phone" X "Dial"
Enter the phone number X Tap
"Koe-no-Takuhaibin"
r The terminal is connected to the Koe
Voice Mail Service
If you are in a location with no radio reception, the
terminal is powered off, or you are unable to take the
call within the preset ring time, the Voice Mail Service
answers a call with a voice mail greeting and records
the caller's message.
Note
r The message can be recorded up to 3 minutes
per 1 message, up to 20 messages, and stored
up to 72 hours.
r If you do not answer an incoming call when the
Voice Mail Service is set to "Activate", the call
is saved in "Incoming history" as a missed call,
appears in the status bar.
and
r This terminal does not record voice messages
on internal memory. Use the Voice Mail Service.
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Basic flow of the Voice Mail Service
Start the Voice Mail Service.
Checking
messages
Check whether there is a new
Voice Mail message. After
checking, the completion
message appears.
Message
notification
settings
Configure the setting for whether
to notify when new messages
arrive.
Note
r If you have messages at the Voice Mail Service
appears in the status bar. Once
Center,
all messages have been cleared or stored,
will disappear.
following the guidance,
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Playing a voice message
or swipe the status bar downwards
 Drag
r The Notification panel appears.
mail" X "OK"
r"Voice
The terminal is connected to the Voice Mail
Service Center. Follow the guidance to play
messages.
Call Waiting Service
When there is another incoming call while you are on a
call, the in-call ringtone notifies you of the second call.
You can answer the second call by putting the first call
on hold. You can also put your current call on hold and
make a call to another party.
Note
r Even when the call is on hold, the caller is
charged for a call fee.
Setting the Call Waiting Service
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Call settings" X "Network service" X
Putting the current call on hold and
answering an incoming call
you hear a beep during a call,
 If"Activate"
X "Accept"
r The first call is automatically put on hold and the
incoming call is answered.
to the first call
Switch
r To end the second call, tap "End". The second
call is terminated and you return to the first call.
r To put the second call on hold, tap "Swap". The
second call is put on hold and you return to the
first call. Tapping "Swap" switches to the other
party.
"Call waiting"
r The "Call waiting" screen appears.
Activate
service
Tap "OK" to start the Call Waiting
Service.
Deactivate
service
Tap "OK" to deactivate the Call
Waiting Service.
Settings
confirmation
The current settings are
displayed.
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Putting the current call on hold and
making a call to another party
a call, "Add call"
 During
r The "Dial" tab appears.
the other party's phone number X
Enter
Tap
r The first call is automatically put on hold and
you are put through to the new call. You can
also search for a phonebook if you tap the
"Phonebook" tab or "Recent calls" tab.
to the first call
Switch
r To terminate the new call, tap "End". The new
call is terminated and you return to the first call.
r To put the new call on hold, tap "Swap". The new
call is put on hold and you return to the first call.
Tapping "Swap" switches to the other party.
Call Forwarding Service
The Call Forwarding Service forwards a call to a preset
forwarding number if you do not answer the call within
the preset ring time, or are outside of the service area
or if the terminal is powered off.
Note
r If you do not answer an incoming call when the
Call Forwarding Service is set to "Activate", the
call is saved in "Incoming history" as a missed
appears in the status bar.
call, and
Basic flow of the Call Forwarding Service
Register the forwarding number.
Call charge for the Call Forwarding
Service
Caller
Setting the Call Forwarding guidance
on/off
the Home screen, "Phone"X "Dial"
 rFrom
The "Dial" tab appears.
X "4" X "2" X "9" X
"1"
r Voice guidance is played. Follow the guidance
to configure the settings. For details, refer to
"Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network Services]".
Caller ID Notification Service
When making a call, your phone number can be shown
in the display of the other party's phone.
Note
r The Caller ID Notification Service is not available
(out of service area) is displayed.
when
r The service is only available when the other
party's phone can display the caller ID.
r If an announcement requesting caller ID is
heard when making a call, activate Caller ID
Notification or add the "186" prefix to the phone
number and call again.
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Call settings" X "Network service" X
"Caller ID notification"
r The "Caller ID notification" screen appears.
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Settings
Set whether the other party is
notified of your caller ID. Tap
"Notify" to enable notification, and
"Not notify" to disable notification.
Settings
confirmation
The current Caller ID Notification
settings are displayed.
Public Mode (Power OFF)
When you receive at a public location where you want to
refrain from using or while driving, guidance is provided
to callers. Public mode (Power OFF) guidance is also
played when you are outside of the service area or
when there is no signal.
Public mode (Power OFF) settings
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Call settings" X "Network service" X
"Public mode (power OFF) settings"
r The "Public mode (power OFF) settings" screen
appears.
Activate
service
Tap "OK" to activate Public mode
(Power OFF).
Deactivate
service
When Public mode (Power OFF)
is set, tap "OK" to deactivate the
service.
Settings
confirmation
The current settings are
displayed.
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Wi-Fi Tethering Settings
Connect wireless LAN compatible device up to eight
devices to the Internet simultaneously using the terminal
as a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Note
r Wi-Fi tethering and USB tethering cannot both
be used at the same time.
Activating Wi-Fi tethering
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "Portable
hotspot"
Wi-Fi hotspot"
"Portable
r Confirm the details of the warning and then tap
"OK".
r When activating for the first time, a dialog for
entering a new password appears. Enter a new
password, and then tap "Save".
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Settings
Setting Wi-Fi access point
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "Portable
hotspot"
"Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings"
Wi-Fi hotspot"
"Configure
r "Configure Wi-Fi hotspot" menu appears.
network SSID in the "Network
Enter
SSID" box
"Security"
r "Security" menu appears. Select appropriate one
from "Open" and "WPA2 PSK".
r The password entry is necessary if "Security" is set
to "WPA2 PSK".
"Save"
Note
r Network SSID is set to "AndroidAP", and security
is set to "WPA2 PSK" by default. Set Security as
needed.
Connecting to VPN (Virtual
Private Network)
VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a technique to access
to the information protected in local network from other
networks. VPN is generally equipped in companies,
schools or other facilities. Users can access the local
network and view information outside the premise.
To set VPN access from the terminal, security
information from network administrator is required.
Adding a VPN
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "VPN
settings"
"Add VPN"
a VPN type to add
rTapPPTP
is unavailable when ISP is set to sp-mode.
"VPN name" X Enter a VPN name X
Tap
Tap "OK"
"Set VPN server" X Enter the
Tap
settings of VPN server X Tap "OK"
Connecting to a VPN
list, tap a VPN name to connect
 Inr AVPN
menu appears.
Tap "Username" X Enter a user name
Tap "Password" X Enter a password
"Connect"
r You can also connect to a VPN by touching a
VPN name to connect for over 1 second and
tapping "Connect to network".
Editing a VPN
list, touch a VPN name to edit for
 InoverVPN1 second
r A menu appears.
network"
"Edit
r The detailed setting screen is displayed with the
registered information entered.
delete or edit the information, and
Add,
X "Save"
tap
r The settings are updated.
Enter other necessary items
 X "Save"
Settings
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Deleting a VPN
list, touch a VPN name to delete
 InforVPN
over 1 second
r A menu appears.
"Delete network" X "OK"
Setting the Access Point
The access points (sp-mode, mopera U) required for
connecting to the Internet are preset. You may add or
change them if necessary.
The sp-mode is set as the default access point.
Checking the access point being used
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "Mobile
networks" X "Access Point Names"
Setting an additional access point 
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "Mobile
networks" X "Access Point Names" X
X "New APN"
"Name" X Enter the network profile
Tap
name you want to create X Tap "OK"
"APN" X Enter the access point
Tap
name X Tap "OK"
any other items requested by your
Enter
network operator

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

X "Reset to default"
sp-mode
sp-mode is an ISP for NTT DOCOMO smartphones. In
addition to Internet connection, this also provides an
email service that uses the same email addresses as
i-mode (@docomo.ne.jp). The sp-mode is a paid service
that requires subscription. For details about sp-mode,
refer to the NTT DOCOMO website.
mopera U
mopera U is an NTT DOCOMO ISP. If you have
subscribed to mopera U, you can use the Internet after
making the simple settings. mopera U is a paid service
that requires subscription.
Setting mopera U
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "Mobile
networks" X "Access Point Names"
to select the "mopera U" or "mopera
Tap
Remote
operation
settings
Set to remotely control the
terminal from a docomo mobile
phone, land-line phone, NTT
public phone, etc.
Public mode
(power OFF)
settings
"Public Mode (Power OFF)
Settings" (P99)
Settings
107
Sound
Feedback
This allows you to configure various sound settings,
such as the type and volume of ringtones, Silent mode
and Vibrate.
General
Silent mode
Enable/disable Silent mode. When
in Silent mode, all sounds apart from
music/video and alarms are muted.
Vibrate
Set when to use the vibrator.
Volume
Set the volume of the ringtone,
music/video and alarms. Sound
volume of notification also can be
adjusted.
Incoming calls
Phone
ringtone
Set the sound used as the ringtone.
Notifications
Notification
ringtone
108
Settings
Set the sound used for notifications.
Audible touch
tones
Set whether to play a sound when a
phone number is entered.
Audible
selection
Set whether to play a sound when a
menu item is selected.
Screen lock
sounds
Set whether to play a sound when
the screen is locked/unlocked.
Haptic
feedback
Set whether to vibrate the terminal
during specific operations, such as
, , and .
Display
Gesture
This allows you to configure display settings, such as
screen brightness and animation.
This allows you to enable or disable each motion
gesture.
Brightness
Set the screen brightness.
Home screen
Auto-rotate
screen
Set whether to automatically change
the screen display when the terminal
is rotated.
Rearrange
items
Animation
Configure the animation settings.
Screen
timeout
Set how long to keep the backlight
on after the last time you use the
terminal.
Screen
optimization
Adjust the display of downloaded
applications according to resolution.
You can change item locations by
tilting the phone to the left and right
while an item is selected.
r This is only available when the
Home setting is "Home". It does
not work when "docomo Palette
UI" is used.
Incoming call
Mute
When the phone is flipped while
ringing, the ringtone will stop.
Alarm
Sensor settings
Motion
sensor
calibration
Adjust the calibration of the motion
sensor.
Snooze
(turn off)
When the phone is flipped while
ringing, the alarm will stop.
Gallery
Previous/next
picture
Tap the sides to view the previous/
next image.
Settings
109
Location & Security
This allows you to configure settings such as GPS,
screen lock and passwords.
Use wireless
networks
Display the current location in an
application using a wireless network.
Use GPS
satellites
Set whether to use GPS.
Screen unlock
Set whether to use the screen lock
and configure its settings.
SIM/RUIM card lock
Set up SIM/
RUIM card
lock
Set whether to lock the SIM card
(UIM) and configure its settings.
Passwords
Visible
passwords
110
Settings
Select device
administrators
Add or delete the administrator of
this terminal.
Credential storage
My location
Set up screen
lock
Device administration
Set whether to display the
characters entered for the
password.
Use secure
credentials
Set whether to allow the application
to access the secure certification
and other certification information.
Set password
Set/change the credential
information storage password.
Clear storage
Delete all content of credential
information storage and reset the
password.
Note

r If you enter incorrect screen-unlock patterns
5 times, a message prompting you for reentry
will appear after 30 seconds. If you forget the
screen-unlock pattern, tap "Forgot pattern?" on
the reentry screen then log in with your Google
account that has been set on your terminal. In
this way, you can enter a new pattern.
r Note that you cannot unlock the screen if you
forget the PIN or screen-lock password and
have not set a Google account.
Security Code and UIM Protection
For convenient and secure use of the terminal, you can
set codes to lock the terminal and network security
codes to be used with network services. You can make
better use of the terminal by using different codes
depending on the purposes.
Note
r Avoid setting security codes using your
birthday, part of your phone number, your
address or room number, "1111" or "1234",
which can be easily guessed by others. Be sure
to write down the security codes and store them
in a safe location.
r Do not reveal your security codes to others.
DOCOMO is not responsible for damage
caused by misuse of your security codes by
others.
r If you forget your security codes, you need to
bring your identification document (driver's
license, etc.), the terminal and the UIM to a
docomo Shop. For details, contact "General
Inquiries" provided on the last page of this
manual.
Settings
111
r Your PIN unblocking key is written in the
application form (copy for subscriber) given at
the time of contract. If you have subscribed at
a place other than a docomo Shop, bring your
identification document (driver's license, etc.)
and the UIM to a docomo Shop, or contact
"General Inquiries" provided on the last page of
this manual.
Network security code
The network security code is a 4-digit number
necessary for using the docomo Network Services or
identification at reception of your request in docomo
Shop or at docomo Information Center. It can be set to
any number at the subscription and also changed later
by yourself. You can change your network security code
to the new one through PC if you have a "docomo ID/
Password" on General support site for PC "My docomo".
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Settings
PIN code
The UIM can set security code named PIN code. This
code is set to "0000" at the time of subscription, but you
can subsequently change it.
PIN code is a 4- to 8-digit number that is entered to
check the user when the UIM is inserted in the terminal
or the terminal power is turned on. It is intended to
prevent unauthorized use of the terminal by a third party.
You can use the terminal by entering PIN code.
Note
r If you use a UIM that has been currently used
when you buy a new terminal, use the same PIN
code that had been set on the current terminal.
The code is "0000" if the default setting has not
been changed.
r If you enter incorrect PIN code three times in
a row, the code will be locked. In that case,
unlock with "PUK code".
PIN unblocking key (PUK)
Changing PIN code
The PIN unblocking key (PUK) is an 8-digit number
used to unblock the PIN code. You cannot change it by
yourself.
r If you enter the PUK code incorrectly ten times in a
row, the UIM will be locked. If this happens, please
contact a docomo Shop.
Enabling UIM's PIN code
the Home screen,
 XFrom
"Location & security"
X "Settings"
SIM/RUIM card lock"
r"SetTheup"SIM/RUIM
card lock settings" screen
appears.
SIM/RUIM card"
r"Lock
Set the PIN code on the "Lock SIM/RUIM card"
screen.
PIN code and tap "OK"
rEnter
You are asked to enter the PIN code when the
terminal is powered on.
the Home screen,
 XFrom
"Location & security"
X "Settings"
up SIM/RUIM card lock"
"Set
r The "SIM/RUIM card lock settings" screen
appears.
SIM/RUIM PIN"
"Change
r The "SIM/RUIM PIN" screen appears, and you
are prompted to enter the PIN code.
the current PIN code, and tap
Enter
"OK"
r You are prompted to enter the PIN code in the
"SIM/RUIM PIN" screen.
a new PIN code and tap "OK"
Enter
r You are prompted to enter the PIN code again in
the "SIM/RUIM PIN" screen.
the same PIN code that you
Enter
entered in step 5 and tap "OK"
r The PIN code is changed.
Settings
113
Enter PIN code
This the following operations if you are asked to enter
the PIN code when the terminal is powered on.
Configure device management settings to use Omakase
Lock.
the PIN code of the UIM, and tap
 Enter
"OK"
the Home screen,
 XFrom
"Location & security"
Unblocking the PUK locked UIM
Follow the procedures below to unlock PIN when you
enter PIN code 3 times incorrectly in a row.

Enter PUK on PIN unblocking code
screen and tap "OK"

the same PIN code that you
Enter
entered in step 2 and tap "OK"
Enter a new PIN code and tap "OK"
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Device management
Settings
X "Settings"
device administrators" X
"Select
Select a device administrator X Place a
checkmark
r At the time of purchase, the Omakase Lock is
set to be enabled.
Note
r To use the Omakase Lock, it is necessary to
enable "Omakase Lock". As of November 2011,
Omakase Lock cannot be used.
Applications
This allows you to configure applications' settings.
Unknown
sources
Configure whether to allow the
installation of the applications that
are supplied by other than Android
market.
Manage
applications
List/delete installed applications.
Running
services
List/stop the active services.
Storage use
Display storage status used for
application.
Battery use
Display applications which are using
battery and battery usage.
Development
Configure the various settings
required for application
development.
Accounts & Sync
This allows you to configure the settings of accounts
and their synchronization.
General sync settings
Background
data
Set whether the applications always
synchronize and send/receive data.
Auto-sync
Set whether the applications
automatically synchronize data.
Manage accounts
Add or delete an account used in this terminal, such
as Google account.
Settings
115
Privacy
Storage
This allows you to initialize data.
This allows you to display the free space in internal
memory.
Personal data
Factory data
reset
Delete all data from the terminal.
Available
space
Initializing Terminal
the Home screen,
 XFrom
"Privacy"
X "Settings"
data reset" X "Reset phone" X
"Factory
"Erase everything"
116
Settings
Internal storage
Display free space of internal
storage.
Language & Keyboard
This allows you to configure the terminal's language and
keyboard settings.
Voice Input & Output
This allows you to configure settings for voice input and
output.
Language settings
Voice input
Select
language
Select the language used on the
terminal.
User
dictionary
Procedures such as registration are
required when using the character
entry application supplied by
Google. You can download the
character entry application provided
by Google from Android market.
Voice
recogniser
settings
Configure the settings of voice
recognizer.
Voice output
Text-tospeech
settings
Configure the settings for reading
out text.
Keyboard settings
iWnn IME
Set screen keyboard settings.
Accessibility
Set the settings of accessibility application.
Accessibility
Enable or disable the applications
compatible with accessibilities.
Note
r "No accessibility related applications found"
appears when purchased. If you want to set
accessibility, download compatible applications
from Android Market in advance.
Settings
117
Activating USB Tethering
Connect the terminal and a PC using USB connection
cable to connect the PC to the Internet using the
terminal as a modem.
the terminal and a PC using USB
 Connect
connection cable
r Confirm the details of the warning and then tap
"OK".
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
XFrom
"Connectivity settings" X "Default
connection mode" X "USB tethering" X
"OK"
Note
r Hardware requirements of a PC for USB
tethering are as follows:
- OS*: Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows XP
(Service Pack 3 or later)
* Operations conducted in environment with
upgraded OS or in added/changed
environment cannot be guaranteed.
r A dedicated driver is required for USB tethering.
For details about the method of the download
and operation of dedicated driver, refer to the
following site.
http://www.lg.com/jp/mobile-phones/downloadpage/index.jsp (in Japanese only)
Settings
119
Date & Time
This allows you to configure the date and time settings.
Automatic
120
Set the automatic retrieval of date
and time information via the network.
Set date
Configure the date settings.
Select time
zone
Configure the time zone settings.
Set time
Configure the time settings.
Use 24-hour
format
Set whether to display the time in
24-hour or 12-hour format.
Select date
format
Set the date format.
Settings
About Phone
This allows you to display various informations of the
terminal.
Software
Update
Change software update settings.
Status
Display information related to this
terminal.
Battery use
Display information about battery
usage.
Legal
information
Display information about the terms
of use.
Model
number
Display the model number (model
name) of your terminal.
Android
version
Display the version of Android
running on your terminal.
Baseband
version
Display the version of baseband
running on your terminal.
Kernel
version
Display the version of the kernel
used in Android running on your
terminal.
Build number
Display the build number of Android
running on your terminal.
Software
version
Display the software version of the
terminal.
Displaying your Own Number
From the Home screen,
 X"About
phone"
X "Settings"
r"Status"
The "Status" screen appears. Your own number
appears as "My phone number".
Settings
121
Mail / Internet
sp-mode Mail
SMS
This allows you to send and receive emails using an
i-mode mail address (@docomo.ne.jp).
It allows you to use pictograms and Deco-mail, and also
supports auto receive.
For details about sp-mode, refer to "Mobile Phone
User's Guide (sp-mode)".
You can send and receive text messages containing
up to 70 double-byte characters (or 160 single-byte
alphanumeric characters) to other terminals.
the Home screen, "sp-mode mail"
 From
r Follow the instruction on the screen.
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Messaging"
Sending an SMS Message
r The "Messaging" screen appears.
"New Message"
the "To" box X Enter recipient's
Tap
phone number
r A list of contacts beginning with the entered
number or name appears.
the "Enter Message" box X Enter a
Tap
message
"Send"
r The message is sent.
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Mail / Internet
Note
r Tap
X "Insert smiley" while entering a
message to insert a pictogram. Although an
emoticon appears on your "Enter Message" box,
the pictogram is displayed if the message is
received on an Android compatible phone.
r To receive notification that the SMS message is
received, tap
X "Settings" on the "Messaging"
screen, and check the "Delivery reports"
checkbox.
r You can also send/receive SMS messages to/
from users of overseas network operators.
For available countries/compatible overseas
network operators, refer to "Mobile Phone User's
Guide [International Services]" or the DOCOMO
"International Services website".
r To send SMS messages to users of overseas
network operators, enter "+" X "Country code"
X "Recipient's mobile phone number". Omit "0"
if the recipient phone number starts with "0".
You can also send an SMS message by entering
"010", "Country code" and "the recipient mobile
phone number". (To reply to an SMS message
sent from overseas, enter "010".)
Receiving/Viewing an SMS
Message
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Messaging"
r The "Messaging" screen appears.
one of the threads
Tap
r The message appears.
Note
r When you receive an SMS message,
appears
in the status bar. To read the message, drag or
swipe the status bar downwards to open the
Notification panel, and tap a new message.
Mail / Internet
123
Gmail
If you have a Google account, you can send and
receive emails using Gmail. If you do not have a Google
account, you must open an account before using Gmail.
Opening Gmail
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Gmail"
r Gmail opens, and the "Inbox" screen appears.
Note
r If your Google account settings have not been
completed, the "Add a Google Account" screen
appears. Follow the displayed instructions. If
you do not have a Google account, create one
here.
r For details about Gmail, tap
X "More" X
"Help" on the "Inbox" screen.
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Mail / Internet
Creating and Sending an Gmail
From the "Inbox" screen,
 "Compose"
r The "Compose" screen appears.
Enter email address in the "To" box
Enter a subject in the "Subject" box
a message in the "Compose Mail"
Enter
box
r You can also send an email by tapping
"Send" on the "Compose" screen.
Early Warning "Area Mail"
You can receive Earthquake Early Warnings provided by
the Japan Meteorological Agency.
r Area Mail is a free service that does not require
application.
r You cannot receive Area Mail in the following cases.
- When the phone is turned OFF
- When you are out of the service area
- When the terminal is in Airplane mode
- During voice calls
- While updating software
- When you are roaming overseas
- When sending/receiving SMS messages
- When using a SIM card from another provider
r You may not be able to receive Area Mail when using
packet communication and tethering functions.
r You cannot receive an Area Mail after it has been
missed.
Receiving Area Mail
Area Mail automatically
 Receiving
r When an Area Mail is received, a dedicated
ringtone sounds and the text of the Area Mail is
displayed.
r When the screen lock is set, the text of the Area
Mail is not displayed. It will be displayed when
the screen lock is canceled.
r You cannot change the ringtone volume.
Viewing Area Mail later
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Area Mail"
r The "Early warning 'Area Mail' Inbox" screen
appears.
an Area Mail
Tap
r The text of the Area Mail appears.
Mail / Internet
125
Setting Area Mail
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Area Mail"
r The "Early warning 'Area Mail' Inbox" screen
appears.
r TheX "Settings"
"Settings" menu appears.
Change the settings if required
126
Receive
setting
Check to receive Area Mail.
Beep tone
Configure the beep time settings and
operations during Silent mode.
Check
screen
image and
beep tone
You can confirm operations for
receiving earthquake early warnings
and disaster/evacuation information.
Other
settings
To receive Area Mail other than
earthquake early warnings and
disaster/evacuation information,
you can register Area Mail names
and message IDs that you want to
receive.
Mail / Internet
Browser
Browser allows you to view web pages in the same way
that you can from a PC.
Opening Browser
the Home screen, "Browser"
 From
r Browser opens, displaying the last web page
that you viewed. The home page appears if you
have not used the Browser recently.
r Pinch out on the web page to zoom in the
display, and pinch in to zoom out.
b Bookmark button
The "Bookmarks" tab appears.
c Previous web page
The previous page is displayed.
d Next web page
The next page is displayed.
e Zoom
Tilt the terminal toward you while touching to zoom
in the web page. Tilt it away from you to zoom out.
f Switching windows
You can switch to the selected window when
accessing web pages via multiple windows. You
can close the window by tapping .
g New window
A list of frequently used web pages is displayed,
and you can tap to access in a new window.
a Search box
Enter the text you want to search or URL to
display a list of web page candidates and search
candidates that match the entered characters.
Tap one of the listed candidates or finish entering
to display the web page.
the URL, and tap
If the search box is not displayed on the browser
screen, tap
Mail / Internet
127
Searching for a web page by voice entry
 Tap the search box
Tap
r "Speak now" appears.
speak the search word(s) into
Clearly
the microphone
r Candidates for the search word are displayed.
Tap a candidate word and it will be entered
in the search box. Also, a list of web pages
including the search word appears.
one of the listed web pages
Tap
r The selected web page opens.
Using Bookmark and History
Bookmarking a web page allows you to quickly access
that web page.
You can also view previously visited web pages by
displaying your browsing history.
Adding a bookmark
the page that you want to
 View
bookmark
Tap
r A thumbnail of the bookmarked page appears
on the "Bookmarks" tab.
"
Changing Browser Settings
the Browser screen,
 XFrom
"Settings"
X "More"
r A menu appears.
Change the settings if required
Page
content
settings
Set whether to use the default scaling
on web pages, whether to display
popup windows, whether to import
images, the home page and other
items.
Privacy
settings
Clear the browser cache, the browsing
history, cookies, form data, and
location information. Configure the
settings about whether to accept
cookies, to save form data and to allow
location information.
Security
settings
Set whether to save passwords and
whether to display security warnings.
You can also clear saved passwords.
Advanced
settings
Return website settings and browser
settings to default setting.
Talk
Google Talk is a Google instant messaging program. It
allows you to chat (text chatting) with friends who have
Google accounts. To use Google Talk, you must set up
your own Google account. For details, refer to "Setting
Online Service Accounts" (P51).
Before Using Google Talk
To use Google Talk, it is required to log in and add a
new friend. If you already have a Google account, you
don't have to sign in to start using Google Talk.
Logging in to Google Talk
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Talk"
r The set Google account appears.
Note
r If your Google account settings have not been
completed, the "Add a Google Account" screen
appears. Follow the displayed instructions. If
you do not have a Google account, create one
here.
Mail / Internet
129
Chatting
a friend's account on the "Talk"
 Tap
screen
r The Chat screen appears.
the "Type to compose" box X Enter
Tap
your message and tap "Send"
r The text that you entered in the "Type to
compose" box is sent.
r For details about Google Talk, from the Google
Talk screen, tap
X "Settings" X "Terms &
privacy" X "Help Center" (Talk Help is displayed
in English).
130
Mail / Internet
File Management
File Operation
You can synchronize music with "Windows Media
Player" on your PC by connecting the terminal with the
PC via the supplied USB connection cable, and transfer
the data between the PC and the terminal by dragging
and dropping. Sharing some data may not be permitted
due to copyright.
r In order for your PC to recognize this terminal, a
dedicated driver and Windows Media Player 11 or
later are required.
- For details about the method of the download
and operation of dedicated driver, refer to the
homepage below.
http://www.lg.com/jp/mobile-phones/downloadpage/index.jsp (in Japanese only)
- You can download the latest Windows Media
Player on Microsoft website.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/
download (in Japanese only)
r Some functions such as shooting and playing video
may not work while connecting the terminal with PC.
Note
r Operating environment of a PC for file operation
is as follows:
- OS*: Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows XP
(Service Pack 3 or later)
- Windows Media Player: Windows Media
Player 11 or later
* Operations conducted in environment
with upgraded OS or in added/changed
environment cannot be guaranteed.
r Other than the terminal or PC, the following
devices and software are necessary to perform
file operation on a PC.
- Dedicated driver
File Management
131
Folder and File Operations
Note
Note
r For details about Windows Media Player, refer to
Windows Media Player help.
r Do not turn off the terminal while reading or
writing data.
r Do not unplug USB connection cable while
reading or writing data. It results in loss of data.
Synchronizing Data with
Windows Media Player
This allows you to synchronize music and videos with
Windows Media Player library on PC. In this way,
music and videos with copyright protection can be
synchronized as well as the copyright information.
the terminal with a PC via the
 Connect
USB connection cable (P139)
USB connection mode to "Mass
Set
storage" (P139)
Windows Media Player on PC
Activate
and synchronize
File Management
133
Disconnecting the terminal from a PC
and remove the removable disk
 Stop
safely from PC
r For example, for WindowsÂŽ 7/Windows VistaÂŽ/
WindowsÂŽ XP, execute operation according to
the "
Turning ON Bluetooth Function to
Make the Terminal Discoverable

From the Home screen,
X "Settings"
X "Wireless & networks" X "Bluetooth
settings"
a check mark on "Bluetooth"
Place
r Bluetooth function turns ON.
"Device name" and enter the
Tap
terminal name X Tap "OK"
a check mark on "Discoverable"
Place
r The terminal can be detected by another
Bluetooth device for approx. 120 seconds.
Note
r When you do not use Bluetooth function, turn it
OFF to save the battery.
r The setting of the Bluetooth ON/OFF is not
changed even when the power is turned off.
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File Management
Pairing/Connecting with Other
Bluetooth Device
To transfer data by Bluetooth connection, perform
pairing (pairing setting) with the device in advance and
register it to the terminal.
r Depending on Bluetooth device, only pairing is
performed or pairing and connecting is performed
successively.
the Home screen,
X "Settings"
 XFrom
"Wireless & networks" X "Bluetooth
settings" X "Scan for devices"
r Detected Bluetooth devices list appears.
a device that you want to connect
Tap
with X Tap "Pair"
r If pass code (PIN) is set on Bluetooth devices,
enter pass code (PIN) and tap "OK".
r For some Bluetooth devices, after completion
of pairing, connection may be established
successively by tapping a device.
Note
r Even for device requiring entry of pass code
(PIN) when pairing, once pairing is performed,
entering pass code (PIN) is not necessary for
next connection.
r Pairing can be set even if a device is unable
to connect such as non-profile-compliant.
However, it cannot be connected even if you tap
the device.
r Touch a device that has already been paired
for over 1 second, tap "Connection access" and
then select "Automatic" to connect or "Always
ask".
r Devices that are not compatible with SCMS-T
cannot play any audio related data such as
music.
When the other device requests for
pairing
When a screen asking for pairing for Bluetooth
connection appears, tap "Pair & connect" or enter pass
code (PIN) if required and tap "OK".
Disconnecting
the connected device on "Bluetooth
 Tap
devices" list X "OK"
r Touch the connected device for over 1 second
and tap "Disconnect" to disconnect.
Canceling the pairing
a device to unpair for over 1
 Touch
second on "Bluetooth devices" list X
Tap "Disconnect & unpair"
r If you want to unpair with a device being only
paired, touch the device for over 1 second and
tap "Unpair".
File Management
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Sending/Receiving Data via
Bluetooth Function
r Set the Bluetooth function to ON beforehand to be
discoverable.
Sending data via Bluetooth
You can send data of Phonebook (name card data in
vcf format), files such as photos or videos, etc. to a
Bluetooth device (PC etc.).
r For sending, perform the operation from the menu
such as "Share"/"Send" of each application.
Receiving data via Bluetooth
 Set the terminal to discoverable
"Accept" when Bluetooth
Tap
Authorization Request screen appears
is displayed in the status bar, and data
reception starts.
r You can confirm data reception on the
Notification panel.
r Message screen appears at the bottom screen
after receiving data.
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File Management
External Device Connection
Connecting the Terminal with a PC
Make sure that Windows Media Player 11 or later and
dedicated driver are installed on PC. If Windows Media
Player 11 or later and dedicated driver are not installed,
the terminal may not be recognized by PC correctly.
For details about operating environment, refer to "File
Operation" (P131).
the microUSB connector of
 Connect
USB connection cable to the microUSB
connection terminal of the terminal
r Insert the microUSB connector horizontally with
the surface with the USB mark facing up.
r Request for installation of the device driver may
appear on your PC. If it appears, cancel it.
is displayed in the status bar.
r The "USB connection mode" screen appears on
the terminal.
If the "USB connection mode" screen does not
appear, drag or swipe the status bar down
to open the Notification panel, and then tap
"Charge only", "Mass storage", "PC sync", or
"USB tethering".
the USB connector of USB
Connect
connection cable to the USB port of PC
r The terminal is recognized automatically by PC.
only" / "Mass storage" / "PC
"Charge
sync" / "USB tethering" X "OK"
File Management
139
Note
r While connecting to a PC, drag or swipe the
status bar down to open the Notification panel,
and then tap "Charge only", "Mass storage", "PC
sync", or "USB tethering" to display the "USB
connection mode" screen, and then you can
change the USB connection mode.
r To change the default USB connection mode for
connecting with a PC, from the Home screen,
tap
X "Settings" X "Connectivity settings" X
"Default connection mode".
r Do not turn off the terminal while reading or
writing data
r Do not unplug USB connection cable while
reading or writing data. It results in loss of data.
r For details about Windows Media Player, refer to
Windows Media Player help.
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File Management
Application
Camera
The terminal has a built-in camera that can shoot
photos and videos.
Before Shooting
Copyrights and portrait rights
Avoid copyright infringements when copying or
editing photos and videos that have been shot on the
terminal. You should also avoid infringing the portrait
rights of other people by using or modifying their
portraits without their consent. Note that the shooting or
recording of stage performances, shows or exhibitions
may be prohibited, even for personal use.
Please be considerate of the privacy of
individuals around you when shooting and
sending photos using camera-equipped mobile
phones.
Notes for capturing images
r The Camera employs high precision technology, but
some pixels or lines may seem brighter or darker
than others. Also, when you shoot photos in places
with insufficient lighting, noises seen as white line
increase. This is normal.
r Clean the lens with a soft cloth before shooting. If the
lens is stained with fingerprints or oil, the shot photo
may appear out of focus or blurred.
r Do not leave the terminal in a warm place or under a
direct sunlight for a long period of time. The quality
of shot photos or video may deteriorate.
r If you shoot under a fluorescent light, mercury lamp
or sodium lamp flickering at high speed, flickering
such as stripes may appear. The color tone of photos
or videos may vary depending on the shooting
timing.
r Do not expose the lens to direct sunlight for a long
period of time and do not point at the sun or a bright
light directly. The image may become discolored or
the camera may fail to operate properly.
r Do not cover the lens with your fingers or hair when
shooting.
Application
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r Shooting a fast moving object may result in an image
slightly distorted from the image displayed on the
screen at the time of shooting, or the image may be
blurred.
r When the battery level is low, you may not be able to
save shot photos or videos. Check the battery level
before using the camera.
r Shot photos or videos may differ from the actual
subjects in brightness or color tone.
r You can hear shutter sound even when the terminal
is set to Silent mode.
Shooting a Photo
You can shoot photos with both horizontal and vertical
screen.
Viewing shooting screen
The meanings of marks (icons and others) on the photo
shooting screen are as follows:
a Switching cameras
Switch between the front and main cameras.
b Zoom
Adjust zoom.
c Brightness
Adjust brightness.
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Application
d Flash
Set flash mode to Auto, Off or On.
e Settings (while shooting photos)
Set Focus/Image size/Scene mode/ISO/White
balance/Color effect/Timer/Shot mode/Auto review/
Tag location (horizontal screen).
f Auto focus frame
Touch the screen on the area where you want to
focus.
It is shown in green when auto focus is successfully
done. It turns to red if auto focus is failed.
g Focus mode
Adjust the focus to a specified position (Auto/Face
tracking).
h Possible number of shooting images
i Switch button
Switch between photo mode and video mode.
j Shutter
Shooting a photo
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Camera"
r The photo shooting screen is displayed.
r Menus appear on the screen to allow you to
configure various settings to suit the scene and
conditions for shooting.
r If you tap a menu icon,
and
appear.
to return all settings to the initial settings.
Tap
to confirm the details of each function.
Tap
Point the camera at the subject
Tap
r The shutter sound plays and the photo is shot.
r After shooting, a preview of the photo is
displayed.
r The shot data is saved in "Gallery".
k Thumbnail
Tap to display the preview screen and confirm the
shot photo. Also you can edit the photos.
Application
143
Note
r Menus are displayed on the preview screen
after shooting a photo. The following operations
are available.

- "Share": Send via Bluetooth, Gmail, Picasa,
etc.
- "Set as": Set to wallpaper or phonebook icon.
- "Rename": Edit the name of the shot photo.
Shooting Videos
You can shoot videos by switching modes. Videos are
shot horizontally.
Viewing shooting screen
The meanings of marks (icons and others) on the video
shooting screen are as follows:

: Delete the displayed photo.
: Shoot a new photo.
: Confirm and edit the shot photo.
a Switching cameras
Switch between the front and main cameras.
b Zoom
Adjust zoom.
c Brightness
Adjust brightness.
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Application
d Flash
Set flash mode to ON or OFF.
e Settings (when shooting video)
Set the video size/white balance/color effects/audio
recording/auto review.
f Sound (On/Off)
g Switch button
Switch between photo mode and video mode.
h Recording button
i Thumbnail
Tap to display the preview screen and confirm the
shot videos.
j Shooting duration
Shooting videos
on the photo shooting screen.
 rDrag
The screen switches to the video shooting
screen.
r Menus appear on the screen to allow you to
configure various settings to suit the scene and
conditions for shooting.
and
appear.
r If you tap a menu icon,
to return all settings to the initial settings.
Tap
to confirm the details of each function.
Tap
Point the camera at the subject
Tap
r The recording start sound plays and Camera
starts shooting.
r While you are recording, "REC" appears and a
red circle blinks.
Tap
r The recording stop sound plays and recording
stops. Then, the screen displayed at the start of
recording appears.
r The shot data is saved in "Gallery".
Application
145
Note
r Menus are displayed on the preview screen
after shooting a video. The following operations
are available.

- "Play": Play the shot video.
- "Share": Send via Bluetooth, Gmail, YouTube,
etc.
- "Rename": Edit the name of the shot video.

: Delete the displayed video.
: Shoot a new video.
: Confirm the shot video.
Gallery
Gallery allows you to view photos/videos in a slide show.
Photos can be trimmed.
Viewing Photos and Videos
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Gallery"
r The Gallery screen appears.
r Gallery contains both photos and videos shot
with camera and those downloaded.
: Tap to switch between the Calendar
screen and Gallery screen. Tap a date on the
Calendar screen to display photos and videos
shot on that day by thumbnail.
a folder
Tap
r Both photos and videos are displayed by
thumbnail.
r Photos and videos are categorized by shooting
date by tapping
r To view photos or videos shot by this terminal,
tap "Camera".
one of the thumbnails
Tap
r Photo can be zoomed in or out by tapping
or pinching out or in on the touch
screen.
r The video is played if you tap a video thumbnail.
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Application
Note
r A screen appears to enable/disable thumbnail
on the Gallery screen,
selection if you tap
or touch one thumbnail for over 1 second. The
following operations are available.

- "Select all": Select all the thumbnails.
- "xx items": Show the number of the selected
thumbnails.
- "Deselect all": Cancel all the selected
thumbnails.

- "Share": Send the selected photos via Picasa,
Gmail, or Bluetooth, and the selected videos
via YouTube, Gmail, or Bluetooth.
- "Delete": Delete the selected photos or
videos.
- "More": Confirm the detailed information
of photos and videos, configure the photo
settings, trim the photos, etc.
r The following operations are available from the
photo display screen.
- "Slide show": Display the photos and videos
saved in terminal in slide show order.
- "Menu": Share or delete photos.
: Zoom in or out the image.
: Activate Camera to shoot photos or
videos.
Media Player
The "Media Player" application plays music files and
video files saved on the storage. Media Player supports
the following file formats.
„ Available file formats
Music files
Video files
MP3, 3GP, 3GA, AMR, WMA,
AAC, MID, WAV, OGG, ISMA,
M4A, FLAC, AWB
MP4, AVI, 3GP, WMV, ASF, MKV,
MOV, WebM, TS, ISMV, FLV,
OGM, DivX (Only for Non-DRM
contents)
Note
r Some files may not be played even with the
supported file format.
r Some files are protected by copyright and may
not be played.
Copying Music Files and Videos
to the Terminal
From Media Player, you can play music files and video
files of your own after copying them to a storage.
the terminal with a PC via the
 Connect
supplied USB connection cable (P138)
USB connection mode to "Mass
Set
storage" (P139)
Open "
Note
r This terminal can be connected to most devices
supporting the USB mass storage interface and
the following operating systems (OS).
- WindowsÂŽ 7 (32-bit/64-bit version)
- Windows VistaÂŽ (32-bit/64-bit version)
- WindowsÂŽ XP (32-bit/64-bit version)
Opening the Media Player
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Media Player"
r The "Media Player" screen appears.
r Tap the icon at the bottom of the screen to
switch between lists for "Songs", "Artists",
"Albums", and "Movie".
Application
149
a Quick play bar
This is displayed when there is music playing/
paused.
Tap this to display the Music screen.
b Play/Pause icon
This is displayed for the music playing/paused.
c Title
d Artist name
e Index
A list of songs starting with the tapped letter are
displayed.
f Bottom bar
You can change the icons that are displayed on the
bottom bar. For more details, refer to "Setting the
Media Player" (P155).
r Songs: Display a list of playable songs saved on
the storage.
Tap a song to display the Music screen.
r Artists: Display a list of artists.
Tap an artist name to display a list of albums by
the artist. Tap an album title to display a list of
songs on the album.
r Albums: Display a list of albums.
Tap an album title to display a list of songs
included on the album.
r Movie: Display a list of playable videos saved on
the storage.
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Application
r MUSIC Store: Access the dmarket Music Store.
While a list of videos is displayed, the "VIDEO
Store" icon appears. Tap this to access the
dmarket VIDEO Store.
Note
r From the "Media Player" screen, tap
X "Sort"
to switch the list display between ascending
and descending order.
r From the "Media Player" screen, tap
"Search" to access dmarket for purchasing
songs.
r From the "Media Player" screen, while a list of
albums/videos is displayed, tap
X "Switch
display" to switch the list display format between
thumbnail display and list display.
r From the "Media Player" screen/Music screen/
Video screen, tap
X "Exit" to close the Media
Player.
Playing Music
 Inplaythe song list, tap a song you want to
r The Music screen appears and the song is
played.
c Cover flow
Tap to switch between display/not display elapsed
time, play progress bar, and song length.
Flick left or right to scroll through the thumbnails on
horizontal screen.
d Contents information
Title/artist name/album title are displayed.
e Return to list
Return to the song list.
f Back button
Start playing from the beginning of the current song.
Double-tap to start playing from the beginning of
the previous song.
g Play/Pause button
h Song length
i Repeat/1 Repeat button
Switch between Repeat all/1 repeat/Repeat OFF.
j Shuffle button
Turn shuffle play on/off.
k Forward button
l Volume bar
Drag or tap to adjust the volume.
a Elapsed time
b Play progress bar
Drag or tap to play a song from a desired point
within the song.
Application
151
Note
r While a song is playing,
is displayed in the
status bar.
r From the Music screen, tap
X "Settings"
X "This song : Ringtone settings" to set the
displayed song as a ringtone for voice calls,
email, or sp-mode mail.
Playing Videos
the "Media Player" screen, tap
 From
r A list of playable videos saved on the storage
appears.
a video you want to play
Tap
r The Video screen appears and the video is
played.
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Application
a Elapsed time
b Play progress bar
Drag or tap to play a video from a desired point
within the video.
c Video information
Displays titles/artist names.
d Video list button
Return to the video list.
e Back button
Start playing from the beginning of the current
video. Double-tap to start playing from the
beginning of the previous video.
f Play/Pause button
g Video length
h Rotation lock button
Lock not to change the orientation of the screen
even when the orientation of the terminal changes.
i Forward button
Using Playlists
Playlists allow you to play your favorite songs in a
desired order.
Set to view playlists
With the initial setting, the bottom bar of the "Media
Player" screen does not display the "Play list" icon. The
following operation will allow you to display it.
From the "Media Player" screen,
 "Settings"
X "Arrange icons"
r The "Arrange icons" screen appears.
the "Play list" icon and drop it on
Drag
the bottom bar
r You cannot change the "Movie", "MUSIC Store",
and "VIDEO Store" icons.
"Apply"
j Volume bar
Drag or tap to adjust the volume.
Note
r Tilt the terminal to the side while displaying
the Video screen to switch to horizontal screen
display so that videos can be displayed on the
whole screen. Tap the screen to switch between
button display/not display.
Application
153
Displaying playlists
the "Media Player" screen, tap
 From
"Play list"
r Current playlists are displayed.
r The following quick playlists are available.
Recently
added songs
Display songs that were added
in the last two weeks in the
order you add them.
Recently
played songs
Display songs that were played
in the last two weeks with the
most recent date on top.
Most played
songs
Display songs that were played
with the most frequently played
song on top.
a playlist/quick playlist
Tap
r The songs contained in the playlist are
displayed.
r Tap a song from the playlist/quick playlist to
play.
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Application
Creating a playlist
 In the Playlists, tap "New"
songs to playlist"
"Add
r Tap the "All songs", "Artists", and "Albums" tabs
to switch the display list.
the song you want to add
Tap
r Tap "Add all songs" to add all songs in the list.
"Apply" X "Save" X "OK"
Editing playlists
of Playlists, tap the playlist
 Inthattheyoulistwant
to edit
r The songs contained in the playlist are
displayed.
"Edit"
r Tap the title of the playlist to edit the title.
r Tap "Add songs to playlist" to add a song to the
playlist.
r Tap "Delete all songs" to delete all songs.
Deleting all songs from a playlist will also delete
the playlist itself.
r Tap on a song to make turn red and become
a deletion target.
r Drag and drop
to change the order of the
song.
After you finish editing, tap "Save"
Deleting/sorting a playlist
the Playlists, tap "Edit"
 rInTap
"Delete all playlists" to delete all playlists.
r Tap on a playlist to make turn red and
become a deletion target.
r Drag and drop
to change the order of the
playlist/quick playlist.
After you finish editing, tap "Save"
Setting the Media Player
From the "Media Player" screen,
 "Settings"
r The "Settings" menu appears.
Change the settings if required
Audio effect
settings
Set effects for when playing
music.
Ringtone
settings
Set a song as a ringtone for
voice calls, emails, and spmode mail.
r Some songs cannot be set
as ringtones.
Movie sort
settings
Select the order of the video
list from "Saved date and time"
and "Title".
Delete
contents
Delete all/selected displayed
music files/video files.
Application
155
Arrange icons
156
Drag and drop to change the
icons displayed on the bottom
bar of the "Media Player"
screen.
r If you change the icons
to "Play list", "Genre", or
"Age", you can display lists
according to Playlists/Genre/
Age on the "Media Player"
screen.
r You cannot change the
"Movie", "MUSIC Store", and
"VIDEO Store" icons.
Update
database
Update the Media Player
database.
Reset settings
Return the Media Player to its
initial settings.
Application
Market
Android Market enables you to access applications and
games you like and download them to install into the
terminal.
Opening Android Market
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Market"
r When the application is activated for the first
time, the terms of Android Market use appears.
It only appears for the first time open.
"Accept"
r Android Market opens.
Note
r Be sure to check the security of application,
and then install it at your own risk. The terminal
may be infected with a virus and the data may
be damaged.
r NTT DOCOMO is not liable for malfunctions, if
any, caused by the application you installed.
r NTT DOCOMO is not liable for any
disadvantage brought to you or any third party
due to an application you installed.
r Some applications automatically perform packet
communications. Packet communication is kept
active unless you disconnect or it is timed out.
To disconnect packet communication, tap
X "Settings" X "Wireless & networks" X "Mobile
networks" on the Home screen, and uncheck
the "Data enabled" checkbox.
r If you need more information about Android
Market, tap
X "Help" when Market is open.
Searching or Installing an
Application
for the desired application
 Search
and enter a key word on the
r If you tap
"Market" screen, you can search for an
application by its name.
the application name
Tap
r The application details are displayed. Users'
comments and their evaluations are displayed
on the screen.
continue installing operation,
To
tap "Download" / "Install" (for free
application) or Price button (if paid
application)
r The displayed content differs depending on the
application.
r If the application needs to access data and
functions on the terminal, the functions used by
the application are displayed.
& download" / "Accept & buy"
"Accept
r It is download and installed automatically. When
installation is complete, the notification icon
appears in the status bar.
Application
157
Note
r Read the application details carefully. Once you
install the application, you accept liability for its
use.
r You are required to purchase those paid
applications. For purchasing an application, refer
to "Purchasing an Application" (P159).
r If it takes a long time to download, you can tap
"My Apps" to check the progress status onscreen.
r Most applications can be installed in a few
seconds, but, if the download does not end
after a long time, you can stop it by tapping
X "My Apps" X "u Stop 1" displayed in the
application to abort downloading.
r If download or installation is finished normally,
the notification icon will be displayed in the
status bar. Display the Notification panel and tap
the application name. The installed application
opens.
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Application
Updating an Application
If an installed application is updated, the notification
icon appears on the status bar. You can also check the
update information on the "My Apps" screen. Once you
have confirmed the availability of an update, you can
update the application.
the application which shows
 Tap
"Update" on the "My Apps" screen
X "Accept & download"
r"Update"
You can update the application by following the
same procedures used for installation.
Note
r You can also display the "My Apps" screen by
tapping
X "My Apps" on the "Market" screen.
"Update" appears beside updated applications.
Tap the application to update it by following the
same procedures used for installation.
Uninstalling an Application
You can uninstall applications whenever you want.
any of application on the "My Apps"
 Tap
screen
r The application details are displayed.
r A message appears.
"OK"
"Uninstall"
Purchasing an Application
Before downloading a paid application, you must first
purchase it. Try it for free within a certain period. If you
do not ask for a refund within a certain period after
purchasing, your credit card will be charged.
Note
r You pay for the application only once. You are
not charged for uninstalling an application or for
downloading it again.
r If you have multiple Android devices that use
the same Google account, you may download
the purchased application to all of them at no
additional cost.
Application
159
Purchasing an application
an application that you want to
 Tap
purchase
r The application's functions and other users'
comments and evaluations appear.
button X "Accept & buy"
Price
r If the application needs to access data and
functions on the terminal, the functions used by
the application are displayed.
r Purchase procedure screen is displayed.
r When purchasing for the first time, tap "Add
payment method" X "Add card" to proceed.
Requesting a refund and deleting an
application
the "Market" screen,
X "My Apps"
 Inr The
"My Apps" screen appears.
the application that you want to
Tap
uninstall
"Refund"
r A menu asking why you want to delete the
application appears. If this menu does not
appear, the trial period has expired.
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Application
the answer that best matches your
Tap
reason, and then "OK"
Maps
"Maps" enables you to show your current location,
search for other locations and routes. Open Google
Maps to show your approximate location according to
information received from the nearest base station. Your
current location will be updated more accurately if your
current position is determined by GPS.
Location Information Services
Mobile networks, Wi-Fi and GPS methods are available
to obtain current locations. With Wi-Fi current locations
can be speedily determined, but accuracy is lacking.
If GPS is used, it takes more time, but accurate
positioning can be obtained. When determining current
locations, activate both Wi-Fi and GPS to utilize both of
Application
161
Enabling location search by Wi-Fi
Note
r This terminal is equipped with a GPS receiver
that uses satellite signals to calculate current
locations. Some GPS functions use the Internet.
Transferring data may incur charges.
r To use a function which requires a GPS receiver
for positioning of your current location, check
for an unimpeded view of the sky. Move to
another location if your current location is not
determined after a few minutes.
r In order to calculate the current location faster,
do not move or cover GPS antenna with other
objects.
r It may take up to ten minutes to determine
current locations when the GPS functions are
used for the first time.
Activating GPS functions
the Home screen,
 XFrom
"Location & security"
X "Settings"
a check mark on "Use GPS
Place
satellites"
r The "Notice" menu appears.
"Agree"
r The GPS function is enabled.
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Application
the Home screen,
 XFrom
"Location & security"
X "Settings"
a check mark on "Use wireless
Place
networks"
r The "Location consent" menu appears.
"Agree"
r You can search for your location with an
application that uses Wi-Fi.
Note
r Location information that is collected by WiFi does not identify individual users. Location
information can also be collected even when
the application is not running.
Open Maps
Viewing Street View
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Maps"
r Google Maps opens.
r Refer to the following to zoom in or zoom out a
map.
Pinch out/
pinch in
Pinch your fingers apart to zoom
in, or together to zoom out.
Double-tap
Double-tap to zoom in.
Tap with 2
fingers
Tap with two fingers to zoom out.
Identifying your Current Location
the "Maps" screen, tap
 rInYour
current location is displayed on the map by
a blinking blue circle.
You can switch to the Street View of your current
location.
the Maps screen, touch the section
 From
that you want to view in Street View for
over 1 second
r A balloon appears.
the balloon X Tap
Tap
r Street View appears.
Note
r Street View is not available in some areas.
is light gray for areas where Street View is not
is dark gray for areas where Street
available.
View is available.
r You can change direction by dragging the
"Street View" screen. You can also zoom in/out
to the
by pinching out/in on the screen. Drag
place that you want to view.
r If you tap
X "Compass mode" when viewing
Street View, the terminal's magnetic compass
directions is linked to the directions displayed in
Street View.
Application
163
Searching for a Specific Location

From the Maps screen, tap the "Search
Maps" box and enter the location that
you are looking for
r In addition to the address, you can specify city
names or facility names in your search (e.g.,
"Tokyo" and "museum").
r When you tap "Search Maps" box, a list of
previously searched or viewed locations
appears. You can also display a location by
tapping the list.
Tap
r An icon appears at the location on the map.
the location icon
Tap
r Balloons with names of locations and facilities
Note
r You can also search by voice entry. For details,
refer to "Searching for a web page by voice
entry" (P128).
Changing Layer
The map can display multiple layers of different
information.
Adding a layer
in the "Maps" screen
 Tap
r The "Layers" menu appears. The following
information is displayed in the layers.
Traffic
View traffic information. This is
only available in some areas.
Satellite
View satellite photos.
Terrain
View topography.
: Start navigation to the displayed location,
or search for routes.
Transit
Lines
View train information. This is only
available in some areas.
: Make a call.
Latitude
Join Latitude. For details, refer to
"Joining Latitude" (P167).
appear.
the balloon
Tap
r Detailed information appears.
: Return to the Maps screen.
: Display other options.
r The displayed information and available options
vary depending on the location.
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Application
My Maps
View My Maps you created on
your PC. You can only view My
Maps on the terminal. You cannot
create My Maps on the terminal.
Wikipedia
Display .
to view a Wikipedia article
Tap
about the location.
Clear Map
Clear all displayed layers, route
search results, etc.
Deleting a layer
in the "Maps" screen
 rTapThe "Layers"
menu appears.
the checked layer
Tap
r The layer is unchecked and deleted.
Searching for a Route
You can view a detailed route to your destination.
From the "Maps" screen, tap
 "Directions"
your departure point in "Start
Enter
point:* " box X Enter your destination in
"End point:" box
r You can also select your Start point and End
point by tapping to the right of their respective
boxes to display a menu and then choosing
from "My current location*2", "Contacts", "Point on
map" and "My Places*3" on the menu.
*1 "My current location" is entered in "Start point:"
box.
*2 If "My current location" is entered in "Start point:"
box or "End point:" box, it will not be displayed
even if you tap .
*3 Only the location with star mark can be displayed.
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/
Select
transportation
as your mode of
r A list of routes to your destination appears.
one of the routes
Tap
r The selected route appears.
"Get directions"
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Application
Note
r If the routes are searched by car, on foot, or on
bicycle, the routes are displayed on the map.
r Tap the icon on the top left of the screen to
choose the mode of transportation, "Driving",
"Transit", "Walking" or "Bicycling".
r When appears, if you tap , Google maps
navigation is activated, and route guidance all
the way up to the destination is started.
r Tap
to change "Start point:"/"End point:".
r When routes are searched via Public
transportation agencies, route choices are
displayed under "End point:". Tap any one of the
routes and details concerning travel times and
transfer for trains, station names and fares are
displayed.
r Tap
to search for routes according to
“Departure time", "Arrival time" and "Last
available time".
r Tap "Show earlier trips" or "Show later trips", to
search for routes at earlier or later times.
r When routes are searched via Car, On foot,
Bicycle, if the items displayed under "End point:"
are tapped, the changes in directions for the
points on the routes are displayed on the maps.
Clearing a Map
You can clear all displayed layers and route search
results.
in the "Maps" screen
 rTapThe "Layers"
menu appears.
Map"
r"Clear
The displayed layers and route search results
are cleared.
Latitude
Google Latitude enables you and your friends to check
each other's locations on maps and share status
messages with each other. It also enables you to send
emails, make calls and search for routes to friend's
locations.
Location information is not shared automatically. You
must first join Latitude and then invite friends to provide
their locations, or accept invitations from friends to
share your location.
Note
r If there is nothing that can be cleared, "Clear
Map" is grayed out and cannot be tapped.
r You can also clear a specific layer by tapping
on the Maps screen and tapping checked
layers to uncheck them.
r You can also clear displayed layers and route
search results by tapping
X "Clear Map" in
the Maps screen.
Joining Latitude
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Latitude"
r The first time that you join Latitude, you are
prompted to accept or reject the Google privacy
policy.
the link for "Google Privacy Policy"
Tap
X After reading, tap
X "Join Latitude" X "Allow and
Share"
r Latitude opens and a list of members with
Google accounts appears.
Application
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Opening Latitude
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Latitude"
r Latitude opens and a list of members with
Google accounts appears.
Note
r You can also open Latitude by tapping
"Latitude" on the Maps screen.
r For more details, tap
X "See map" X
"More" X "Help" X "Latitude" in the Latitude
screen, to refer to Mobile Help.
Navigation
Google Maps Navigation (beta) is route guidance
software with voice guidance.
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Navigation"
r Service terms are displayed. Check "Show this
message next time", and from the next time
onward the same message is displayed.
"Accept"
r Opens Google Maps navigation and displays
menu.
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Application
one of the items
Tap
Enter or select your destination to start route
guidance.
r "Speak Destination": Search for destination via
voice.
r "Type Destination": Enter the characters of your
destination.
r "Contacts": Search for an address registered in
your contacts.
r "Starred Places": Search for a location with a star
added in Google Maps.
(Route options): Set whether to use the
expressway and toll roads.
: Display a map.
: Select by car or on foot
Note
r Any operation during driving should be
performed by a passenger.
Places
You can use Places to easily search for nearby
restaurants, cafes, bars, travel spot, ATMs, gas stations,
and other places of interest.
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Places"
r Places opens.
one from "Restaurants" / "Coffee" /
Tap
"Bars" / "Attractions" / "ATMs" / "Gas
Stations" / "Explore Nearby"
r A list of search results appears. Tap a search
result to view details.
Note
r You can also open Places by tapping on the
Maps screen.
r To add the search condition, tap "Add", enter a
category to search, and tap "Add".
1Seg
1Seg is a digital terrestrial TV broadcasting service for
mobile devices that allows you to receive data programs
along with video and audio. It is also possible to acquire
detailed program information, participate in quiz shows,
and enjoy TV shopping.
For details on "1Seg" service, refer to the following
homepage.
Association for Promotion of Digital Broadcasting
http://www.dpa.or.jp/english/
1Seg Viewing
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "TV"
r The 1Seg viewing screen appears.
r When activating it for the first time, it is
necessary to accept the terms of service and to
select your viewing area.
Application
171
Viewing the 1Seg viewing screen
Vertical screen display shows the data broadcast.
a TV broadcast area
Flick left or right to switch channels.
Tap to display the TV operation screen.
b Data broadcast area
Tapping directly on the content of the data
broadcast may allow you to operate.
c Data broadcast operation button
d Subtitle display area
Tap to display the TV operation screen.
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Application
Viewing the TV operation screen
Tap the TV broadcast area/subtitle display area on
the 1Seg viewing screen to temporarily display the TV
operation screen.
a Channel, Broadcast station, Program name
b "Channels" tab
Tap to display the channel list. Tap on a channel to
switch channels.
c Volume bar
Swipe left and right to adjust the volume.
It is also possible to adjust the volume using the
volume key (up)/volume key (down).
d Channel switch button
Tap to switch to the previous/next broadcast station
registered in the channel list. Touch for over 1
second to start a channel search and switch to the
first received broadcast station regardless of the
channel list order.
e "Programs" tab
Tap to display the program schedule of the channel
you are watching. Tap on a program to display the
details.
Application
173
Fixing the screen orientation
You can fix the screen orientation that is currently
displayed.
From the 1Seg viewing screen,
 screen
direction"
X "Fix
Note
r To cancel fixed screen orientation, from the
1Seg viewing screen, tap
X "Unfix screen
direction".
Using the Program Schedule
You can view a TV guide of both terrestrial TV programs
and BS digital broadcast programs. You can search
programs using key words or by genre, and make
reservations for viewing.
From the 1Seg viewing screen,
 "Programs"
r The program schedule appears.
r When activating it for the first time, it is
necessary to accept the terms of service and to
select your viewing area.
on a program
Tap
r Program information is displayed.
r Tap "
Using TV Link
Note
r The start of a program cannot be notified if the
terminal power is OFF at the reservation time.
Confirming, editing, or deleting
reservation contents

From the "TV timer list" screen, touch a
viewing reservation for over 1 second
r A menu appears. The following operations are
available to you.
Detail
Display the viewing reservation
details.
Edit
Edit the viewing reservation.
Delete
Delete the viewing reservation.
Some data broadcasts may show link information
(TV link) to related sites. By registering a TV link, it is
possible to connect to related sites later.
r To register a TV link, tap the item that can be
registered for the TV link that is displayed in the data
broadcast area.
From the 1Seg viewing screen,
 "TVlink"
r The "TVlink" list screen appears.
the TV link
Tap
r Connect to the registered site.
Note
r From the "TVlink" list screen, touch the TV link
for over 1 second, and tap "Delete" X "Yes" to
delete.
r From the "TVlink" list screen, tap
X "Delete
All" X "Yes" to delete all TV links.
Application
175
1Seg Settings
From the 1Seg viewing screen,
 "Settings"
Other
settings
Change the settings if required
Audio
setting
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Application
Create and edit channel
lists, switch channel
lists, and initialize
channel lists.
Alarm
setting
Configure the settings
for the viewing
reservation alarm.
Reset
broadcast
memory
Delete the information
and TV links that are
registered on the data
broadcast
r The "Settings" menu appears.
Subtitle
settings
Channel
setting
Subtitle
display
Put a mark in the
checkbox to display
subtitles.
Subtitle
language
If the program provides
multiple subtitles, select
the subtitle you want to
display.
Main/Sub
switch
If a sub audio channel
is available for a
program, you can
switch between the
main and sub audio
channels.
Audio
switch
If multiple sounds are
available for a program,
you can select the
sound you want to hear.
Creating a channel list
From the 1Seg viewing screen,
 "Settings"
X "Channel setting" X
Osaifu-Keitai
"Channel list edit"
r The "Channel list edit" screen appears.
Touch "Untitled" for over 1 second
r"Create"
The "Creating channel list" screen appears. The
following operations are available to you.
Manual
setting
Select the viewing area from the
area list, and create a channel list.
Auto
setting
Scan broadcast stations that can
be received at the current location
and create a channel list.
Osaifu-Keitai is equipped with an IC card, so by waving
the terminal close to a reader at a shop, it is possible to
make payments or use coupons or participate in stamp
rallies. By waving the terminal close to a reader, it is
also possible to access sites and home pages, acquire
the latest coupons using communication, and deposit
money and confirm usage status for e-money. As a
countermeasure for loss, an Osaifu-Keitai lock function
is available so that you can use it without worry.
r For details about Osaifu-Keitai, refer to "Mobile
Phone User's Guide [sp-mode]" or dmarket.
r To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services, it is
necessary to make settings through sites or
applications.
r If the terminal has a problem, data in the IC card
(including e-money and points) may be lost or
changed (if the terminal needs repair, terminals with
data cannot be accepted, so principally the user
needs to delete the data). For more information
about reissuing and restoring data, and support for
saving and transferring data, contact the OsaifuKeitai service provider. Please use Osaifu-Keitai
compatible services that provide backup services to
save you important data.
Application
177
r We are not responsible for damages such as lost
or changed data in the IC card, or other damages
related to Osaifu-Keitai compatible services in any
cases including terminal malfunction or terminal
replacement.
r If a terminal is stolen or lost, please immediately
contact your Osaifu-Keitai compatible providers for
what to do.
Swiping Close to Readers
Communication can be executed by swiping the
mark close to a reader.
Using Osaifu-Keitai
To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services, from the
Osaifu-Keitai compatible site, download the application
for Osaifu-Keitai and then configure settings. Some
services do not require downloading of an Osaifu-Keitai
compatible application.
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Osaifu-Keitai"
r The "Service List" screen appears.
r If your initial settings have not been completed,
the Initial Settings screen appears.
Tap the service that you want to use
service settings
Configure
r Make necessary settings from the service site or
application.
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Application
Keep in mind the following when swiping to a reader.
r Do not let the terminal hit the reader
r Swipe the
mark parallel to the reader
r Swipe the
mark as close to the center of the
reader as possible
mark needs to be
r If the reader does not read, the
adjusted front, back, left, or right.
r Do not attach metallic objects to the surface of the
mark.
Locking Osaifu-Keitai
Lock the Osaifu-Keitai service from being used. After
locking, data cannot be acquired from the reader.
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Osaifu-Keitai"
r The "Service List" screen appears.
 X "Osaifu-Keitai Lock Setting"
the "Password:" box and enter
Tap
password
Canceling the lock
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Osaifu-Keitai"
r The "Service List" screen appears.
 X "Osaifu-Keitai Lock Setting"
the "Password:" box and enter the
Tap
same password entered for locking
"OK"
the "Confirm Password:" box and
Tap
enter the same password entered in
Step 3
"OK"
Note
r The lock is not canceled even if the power is
turned off.
Application
179
ToruCa
ToruCa is an electronic card that can be loaded to your
mobile. It can be acquired from readers and websites as
the shop information or coupons. The acquired ToruCa
will be saved in "ToruCa" application. Use "ToruCa"
application to display, search or update.
r For details of ToruCa, refer to "Mobile Phone User's
Guide [sp-mode]" or dmarket.
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "ToruCa"
Note
r Packet communication fee may incur when
acquiring, displaying or updating ToruCa.
r You may not be able to acquire, display or
update the ToruCa provided for i-mode terminal.
r The functions below may not be available
depending on the IP (Information Provider)
setting.
- Acquiring from readers
- Update
- ToruCa sharing
- Viewing maps
r It is not possible to acquire ToruCa from readers
while Osaifu-Keitai is locked.
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Application
r Depending on IP setting, ToruCa that can be
displayed on the map from ToruCa (details) may
not be able to be displayed on the map from
ToruCa list.
r When sending ToruCa using email, it is sent with
the status before acquiring ToruCa (details).
r The received ToruCa by email may not be saved
depending on the email application you use.
r ToruCa may not be acquired depending on the
browser you use.
r ToruCa may not be acquired from readers when
Osaifu-Keitai is not initialized.
Alarm Clock
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Alarm Clock"
r The following functions are available by
switching tabs.
: Alarm
: Timer
: World Clock
: Stopwatch
Setting Alarm
on the Alarm Clock screen
 Tap
r The "Alarm" screen appears.
alarm"
"New
r The "Set alarm" screen is displayed, and the
following settings are available.
Hour/
Minute
Change the time setting.
Repeat
Set the alarm to repeat on certain
days of the week at the same
time.
Snooze
duration
Set the snooze time.
Vibration
Check to enable both alarm
sound and vibrator.
Alarm tone
Set the alarm sound.
Puzzle lock
Check to enable or uncheck to
disable the puzzle setteing.
Memo
Add memos to alarms that are
set.
Application
181
alarm details and tap "Save"
Set
r The "Alarm" screen is displayed. The set alarm
is added to the list. Set the alarm ON or OFF by
tapping / .
r Tap the list to display the "Set alarm" screen and
change the content.
Tap "Save" to overwrite the changes, and return
to the "Alarm" screen.
Note
r The alarm functions at the time set for the alarm.
Tap "Stop" to stop the alarm. Tap "Snooze" to
make the alarm function again according to the
time interval set in the alarm setting for "Snooze
duration".
Setting the Timer
on the Alarm Clock screen
 Tap
r The Timer screen is displayed, and the following
settings are available.
Hour/Minute/
Second
Set the timer.
Vibration
Check to enable both alarm
sound and vibrator.
Alert tone
Set the alarm sound.
"Start"
r The timer starts.
Setting the World Clock
You can confirm the date and time for registered cities in
a list.
 Tap on the Alarm Clock screen
city"
"New
r City names are displayed. Tap to display the
current time and name of the selected city on
to add/delete cities.
the list screen. Tap
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Application
Setting the Stopwatch
 Tap on the Alarm Clock screen
r"Start"
The stopwatch starts. Tap "Lap" to count lap
times.
r To stop the stopwatch, tap "Stop".
r Tap "Resume" to restart the stopwatch, and tap
"Reset" to reset it.
Calendar
Calendar
The terminal has a calendar for managing your
schedule. It can synchronize with scheduler built by
Microsoft Exchange Server or with Google Calendar if
you have a Google account.
Opening Calendar
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Calendar"
r The Calendar screen appears.
Application
183
Changing Calendar Display/
Displaying Schedule
Changing to Day/Week/Month view

Tap "Day" / "Week" / "Month" in the
change display box
r Tap "Agenda" in the change display box to
display a list of events. Tap each list to display
the content.
Note
r If you swipe left or right in Day, Week, or Month
view, the previous or next day, week, or month
is shown.
r If you tap "Today" in the Calendar screen
when in Week or Month view, today's date is
highlighted according to the system date.
Setting calendar type to display
From the Calendar screen,
 "Calendars"
r The registered calendar types are displayed.
Tap
display
of the calendar you want to
r If
appears, update is automatically running. If
appears, the calendar is displayed. If both of
them are grayed out, functions are not available.
"OK"
r The Calendar screen appears and information
based on the settings you set is displayed.
Note
r This application cannot create calendar type. To
create calendar type, access Google calendar
web page from browser and tap "
Viewing your schedule
Note
the Calendar screen, tap the
 From
schedule that you want to view
r Tap "Agenda" in the change display box to
display the "Agenda" screen.
r As the schedule time approaches, appears
in the status bar. Drag or swipe the status bar
downwards to open the Notification panel then
tap the calendar notification, the "Calendar
notifications" screen is displayed. Tap "Dismiss
all" to delete the notification or tap "Snooze all"
to repeat the notification 5 minutes later.
r From the Calendar screen, tap
to display the
"New event" screen.
Creating a Schedule
Changing Calendar Settings
r The "Agenda" screen appears, and a list of your
schedules is displayed.
Note
From the Calendar screen,
 event"
X "New
r The "New event" screen appears. Follow the onscreen instructions to fill out each item and tap
"Save".
From the Calendar screen, tap
 "Settings"
r The "Settings" screen appears.
the settings if required
Change
r Set how to notify an event, also set ringtone,
vibrator and default notification time.
Application
185
Calculator
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Calculator"
r The Calculator screen appears.
Calculate
r The results are displayed.
SmartWorld
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "SmartWorld"
r The “SmartWorld" screen appears.
SmartWorld menu
For SmartWorld, the following menu is displayed.
Note
r You can display the Functions screen by
dragging or swiping the keypad area to the left
on the Calculator screen or by tapping
"Advanced panel".
You can return to the Calculator screen by
dragging or swiping the keypad area to the
right on the Function screen or by tapping
"Basic panel".
r Tap "CLEAR" to delete the most recently
entered number or arithmetic operator. Touch
"CLEAR" for over 1 second to delete all entered
information.
r Tap
X "Clear History" to clear the history.
Item
Description
Hot & New
Hot & New screen is displayed.
Apps
Apps screen is displayed.
YouTube
You can play YouTube videos or upload the videos you
have shot to YouTube.
r First-time users are required to accept "mobile terms
of service".
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "YouTube"
r The “YouTube" screen appears.
: Enter a keyword and then search for a
video
: Shoot a video with the camera of the
terminal and then upload the video to
YouTube
Polaris Office
the Home screen, "Applications"
 From
X "Polaris Office"
r The "Polaris Office" screen appears.
Note
r If you have not registered as a user, the user
registration screen appears when activating
"Polaris Office".
r Files with password may not be usable.
r Files created on PC may be displayed differently
or may not be displayed.
r You need to log in to your YouTube account to
upload a video.
video you want to play
rTapThea video
is played.
: Switch between high quality (HQ)
playback and low quality playback.
r Tap screen to pause a video, or to show the
playback bar to change the playback position.
Application
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