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Data Display, Edit, Management/Music Playback XXXXX

* You need to obtain a microSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the microSD memory card. →P221

Send

Apply As

Set the selected melody as the ringtone or alarm tone.

Manage

Reorder or delete melodies in a Playlist.

Select Multiple to

Details

Display the file name, size and author, etc. of the selected file.

y Scroll with dyh [Function]

Melody Setup

Set the playback method and sound quality of the selected

melody. →P216

Voice Notes

Using Voice Notes

You can save and manage Voice Notes on the

handset.

Recording Voice Notes

acy $★$ (Databox) y "Voice Notes"

bh [Function] y "Create New" y

"Voice Note"

Recording starts. The recording time is 30

seconds.

•c: Pause/resume the recording.

•h [Stop]: Cancel the recording.

dAfter recording yi [Store]

• When "Auto Save" is set to "On",

the recording is saved

automatically. →P219

■Recording Voice Notes with the FOMA

handset closed

Hold down H to keep recording a Voice Note. Release

H to end recording.

• The recorded Voice Memo is saved with the recorded

time and date as a file name as "XX-XX-XX.amr".

(Checking the specifications)

Function Menu on the Voice Note Screen

aVoice Note screen (P218) yh [Select]

y Perform the following operations

Now Playing/Hide

Show or hide the Playback screen for the melody played in

background. →P216

Create New

Start recording. →P216

Function Menu on the Voice Note Ready Screen

aVoice Note ready screen (P218) yh

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

In Email

to IrDA

to Bluetooth

: Create i-mode mail with the file attached. Go to

Step 3 in "Creating and Sending i-mode Mail"

(P172).

: Send 1 file using Infrared communication.

: Send via Bluetooth. Go to Step 2 in

"Registering and Connecting a Bluetooth

Device" (P239).

Incoming Call Alert

Phonebook Entry

Alarm

: Set as a ringtone.

: Set to a Contact. Go to Step 2 in

"Saving Contacts to the Phonebook

from Received Calls or Dialed Calls"

(P94).

: Set as an alarm tone.

Reorder

Remove

: Reorder the selected melody. Select a file yh

[Move] y Select a destination y Press h [Insert].

: Delete the selected melody.

Add More Melodies

Remove

: Select more than 1 melody and add to a

Playlist.

: Select and delete more than 1 melody.

Select melodies to delete y Press

hyi [Complete] y $★$ [Yes].

File Restrictions

Copy All Text

: Apply the restriction to files.

: Copy the file information.

Voice Notes

screen

Voice Note Ready

screen

Screen to be

inserted

Voice Note

recording

completion screen

Screen to be

inserted

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Data Display, Edit, Management/Music Playback XXXXX

Go To Voice Notes

Open the Voice Note list.

Switch Storage Device

Set the saving destination for Voice Notes.

y "microSD"/"Phone Memory"

Voice Recorder Setup

Set the recording quality or time, etc.

Free Space

Display the storage space status of the Voice Notes folder.

Function Menu on the Voice Note

Recording Completion Screen

aVoice Note recording completion screen

(P218) yh [Function] y Perform the

following operations

Discard

Delete recorded Voice Notes.

Preview

Play recorded Voice Notes.

Re-Record

Record again.

Apply as Ringtone

Set the recorded Voice Note for use as a Ring Tone.

Playing Recorded Voice Notes

The Voice Note screen has the following

components:

aVoice Notes (All)

All recorded Voice Notes are listed.

bMy Notes

Recorded Voice Notes are displayed per

category.

aVoice Note screen (P219) y Select

"Voice Notes (All)"/"My Notes"

■When selecting Voice

Notes (All)

Select the voice note to

play and press c.

■When selecting My Data

Select "Category" yPress

c y Select the voice note

yPress c.

Function Menu on the Voice Notes (All) List

aVoice Notes (All) list (P219) y Select a

file yh [Function] y Perform the

following operations

Now Playing/Hide

Show or hide the Playback screen for the melody played in

background. →P216

Play

Play the selected Voice Note.

Add to Category

Add the selected Voice Note to a category.

Create New

Record a Voice Note.

Filter by

Change the saving destination of the selected file. (Checking

the specifications)

y "Storage Location"

Send

Record Quality

Record Length

Auto Save

: Sets the recording quality. Select from

"Good"/"Better"/"Best".

: Set the recording time. Select from "MMS"/

"Maximum" (30 seconds).

: Set whether to save the recorded Voice

Notes automatically. Select from "On"/"Off".

Voice Notes

screen

All

Phone Memory

microSD

: Save the file to both the handset and

memory card.

: Save the file to the handset.

: Save the file to the memory card.

In Email

to IrDA

to Bluetooth

: Create i-mode mail with the Voice Note

attached. Go to Step 3 in "Creating and

Sending i-mode Mail" (P172).

: Send one file using Infrared communication.

: Send via Bluetooth. Go to Step 2 in

"Registering and Connecting a Bluetooth

Device" (P239).

Voice Notes (All)

list screen

Category list screen

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* You need to obtain a microSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the microSD memory card. →P221

Apply As

Set the selected Voice Note as the alternate image or to a

Contact.

Manage

Rename, delete, move or copy the selected Voice Note.

Select Multiple to

Details

Display the name and size, etc. of the selected Voice Note.

y Scroll with dyh [Function]

Function Menu on the Category List

aCategory list (P219) y Select a file yh

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

Now Playing/Hide

Show or hide the Playback screen for the melody played in

background. →P216

Play

Play the selected Voice Note.

Create New

Record a Voice Note. →P218

Filter by

Change the saving destination of the selected file. (Checking

the specifications)

y "Storage Location"

Send

Apply As

Set the selected Voice Note as the alternate image or to a

Contact.

Manage

Delete the selected Voice Note.

y "Delete"

Select Multiple to

Details

Display the name and size, etc. of the selected Voice Note.

y Scroll with dyh [Function]

Saving Voice Notes to My Data

You can manage recorded Voice Notes by

saving them per category.

aVoice Note screen (P219) y "My Notes"

bSelect "Create New Category" y a folder

Incoming Call Alert

Phonebook Entry

Alarm

: Set as a ringtone.

: Set to a Contact. Go to Step 2 in

"Saving Contacts to the Phonebook

from Received Calls or Dialed Calls"

(P94).

: Set as an alarm tone.

Rename

Delete

Move

Copy

: Change the title of the selected Voice Note.

: Delete the selected Voice Note.

: Move the selected Voice Note to the handset or the

memory card.

: Copy the selected Voice Note to the handset or the

memory card.

Add to Category

Delete

Move

Copy

: Select and add more than one Voice Note to

a category.

: Select and delete more than one Voice

Note. Select a Voice Note to delete y Press

cyi [Complete] y $★$ [Yes].

: Select and move more than one Voice Note

to another folder. Select a Voice Memo to

move ycyi [Complete] y Select a

destination folder y Press h [Select].

: Select and copy more than one Voice Note

to another folder. Select a Voice Memo to

copy ycyi [Complete] y Select a

destination folder y Press h [Select].

Restrict File

Copy All Text

: Apply the restriction to files.

: Copy the file information.

All

Phone Memory

microSD

: Save the file to both the handset and

memory card.

: Save the file to the handset.

: Save the file to the memory card.

In Email

to IrDA

to Bluetooth

: Create i-mode mail with the Voice Note

attached. Go to Step 3 in "Creating and

Sending i-mode Mail" (P172).

: Send one file using Infrared communication.

: Send via Bluetooth. Go to Step 2 in

"Registering and Connecting a Bluetooth

Device" (P239).

Ring Tone

Phonebook Entry

Alarm

: Set as a ringtone.

: Set to a Contact. Go to Step 2 in "Saving

Contacts to the Phonebook from

Received Calls or Dialed Calls" (P94).

: Set as an alarm tone.

Add More Voice Notes

Delete

: Select and add more than one Voice

Note to a category.

: Select and delete more than one

Voice Note. Select a Voice Note to

delete

Press

cyi

[Complete]

★

$ [Yes].

Restrict File

Copy All Text

: Apply the restriction to files.

: Copy the file information.

My Notes screen

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cSelect a Voice Note yc

•Select h [Function] y "Select All" to select all Voice

Notes in the folder at once.

di [Complete] y Enter a Category

name

Function Menu on the My Data Screen

aMy Data screen (P220) yh [Function]

y Perform the following operations

Now Playing/Hide

Show or hide the Playback screen for the melody played in

background. →P216

Create New

Manage

Rename or delete the selected Category.

microSD Memory Cards

You can insert a microSD memory card into the

handset and use it as external storage. A

microSD memory card is a small size and

lightweight, removable external storage media

with a large capacity.

• You can purchase microSD memory cards and microSD

memory card adapters from electric appliance mass sales

stores, etc. The M702iG handset supports microSD

memory cards up to ●●● Mbytes. (As of ●●, 2006)

Cautions on Using MicroSD Memory Cards

• microSD memory cards formatted by another device such

as a PC may not be usable on the handset. Use memory

cards formatted by the M702iG handset. →P222

• Memory cards may lose data or deform due to an accident

or failure of the handset. It is recommended that you make

a copy of important data and keep it in a separate place.

DoCoMo is not responsible for loss or alteration of data.

• Do not turn the handset power off while data is being read

or written.

• Do not apply labels or stickers on memory cards. Even the

thickness of labels may cause loose contacts and data

corruption.

• Do not touch the contacts with your hand or metal object.

• Do not apply strong force, do not bend or drop, and do not

let the card become wet.

• Do not use or store the card in the following places:

- In extremely high temperatures such as inside a very hot

car or under scorching heat

- In direct sunlight

- In an environment with high humidity or corrosive

substances

- In a place where it can be affected by static electricity or

electrical noise

Inserting/Removing a

Memory Card

Remove the battery rear cover and the battery

pack first. →P44

Inserting

Voice Note

Category

: Start recording. →P218

: Create a new Category. →P220

Edit title

Delete

: Edit the title name. Enter a title y Press c.

: Delete a Category. Illustration to be inserted

Illustration to be inserted

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Data Display, Edit, Management/Music Playback XXXXX

* You need to obtain a microSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the microSD memory card. →P221

Removing

Structure of Folders on the

Memory Card

(Checking the specifications)

Using a Memory Card

(Checking the specifications)

Formatting a Memory Card

(Checking the specifications)

Format (initialize) a memory card so that it can

be used for the FOMA handset.

aDatabox screen (P204) yh [Function]

y "Format Memory Card"

Moving/Copying Files between a Memory

Card and the Handset

(Checking the specifications)

Reading and Writing to a

Memory Card

Connect the FOMA handset with a memory card

inserted to a PC and read data from/write data to

the memory card.

To use a memory card, you need an optional

memory card.

acy $★$ (Connection) y $★$ (USB

Mode Setting) y "Default Connection"

yh [Change] y "microSD mode"

bConnect the handset and a PC using a

USB cable (optional)

Setting the USB Mode

Set the USB mode when the FOMA handset and

a PC are connected using a USB cable

(optional). The USB mode is set to either "Data

Connection" or "microSD mode".

■Data/Fax Connection

Use the external connector terminal to transfer

data via the cable connection.

Illustration to be inserted

USB Mode Setup

screen

Illustration to be inserted

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Data Display, Edit, Management/Music Playback XXXXX

■Memory Card Mode

Use the external connector terminal as a means

of reading from/writing to the memory card.

aUSB Mode Setup screen (P222) y

"Default Connection" yh [Change]

b"microSD mode"/"Data Connection"

Infrared Communication

You can exchange Contacts, Datebook events or

Bookmarks with a device equipped with infrared

communication capabilities.

Available Data for Data Transfer

(Checking the specifications)

Infrared Communication

To perform infrared communication

• When performing infrared communication, open the

FOMA handset 90 degrees as shown below.

• Use the devices within 20 cm. However, if you place

devices on a table, use the devices within 14 cm.

• Do not move the FOMA handset until data exchange

completes.

• If you hold the FOMA handset in your hand, secure the

terminal so that it is not shaky.

Cautions on Data Transfer

• Data may not be transferred depending on the other

party's FOMA handset conditions. Depending on the other

party's model, the filter setting of received mail or

Bookmarks may not be reflected or the content of Deco-

mail may not be saved correctly.

• Communication may take a while depending on the

amount of data to be transferred. Also, it is possible that

data may not be received correctly.

Ir data/IrDA link

Exchanging Data One

Piece at a Time

Sending Data One Piece at a Time

aData list y h [Function] y "Send" y

"to IrDA"/"Infrared"

■Notice

Verify that the handset is correctly connected to

a PC. If it is not connected correctly, data may

not only fail to be exchanged but also may be

lost.

One All

Contact Up to ●●

Still Image File Up to ●●

ToDo Up to ●●

Datebook Event Up to ●●

Memo (Checking

the specifications)

Up to ●●

Bookmark Up to ●●

Illustration to be inserted

■Notice

Stored content may be lost due to the handset

failure, repair or mishandling. DoCoMo is not

responsible for lost data. It is recommended that

you keep saved content from the FOMA handset

on a microSD memory card. You can connect

the handset to a PC using data link software and

a FOMA USB cable (optional) and save the data

to the PC.

Within ±15°

from the center

Infrared port

Within

20cm

90°

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Receiving Data One Piece at a Time

acy$★$ (Connection) y $★$ (Infrared

Link) yh [Yes]

Display preview of received data.

bSave data

■When a Contact is received

Press h [Store].

■When a Calendar event is received

Press h [Function] yh [Store].

■When an image is

received

Press h [Function]

yh [Store Only].

Function menu on the received image

preview screen

aReceived image preview screen (P224)

yh [Function] y Perform the

following operations

Send in Message

Create i-mode mail with the image attached. →P172

Store Only

Save the image.

Apply as Wallpaper

Set as Wallpaper.

Apply as the Screen Saver

Set as the Screen Saver.

Apply as "Camera Off" Image

Set the file as the alternate image for video calls.

Print and Store

(Checking the specifications)

Send All/Receive All

Exchanging All Data

You can transfer all data at once with a PC or

another FOMA handset.

• To exchange all data, a password is used to identify the

sender and receiver correctly. The password is any 6-digit

number and should be entered both in the sending and

receiving devices before sending/receiving data.

• Receiving all data overwrites the data on the FOMA

handset and deletes all saved data including protected

Email. Check whether important data has been saved

elsewhere before sending or receiving all data.

Sending All Data

aFrom a screen showing data to be sent

yh [Function] y "Send All"

bEnter the security code y "Infrared"y

Enter the authentication password

Receiving All Data

acy$★$ (Connection) y $★$ (Infrared

Link)

bEnter the security code y Enter the

authentication password yh [Yes]

ch [Yes]

Received image

preview screen

Screen to be

inserted

Overwrite data

confirmation

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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Other Convenient Functions

Multiaccess<Multiaccess> .......................................................................................226

Multitask<Multitask>.................................................................................................226

Emitting Alarm at Specified Time<Alarm> .............................................................227

Managing Schedule/Task<Datebook>.....................................................................228

Registering Your Name and/or Image<My Personal Info> ....................................232

Checking Call Duration and/or Cost .......................................................................233

Setting Credit Limit<Credit Limit>...........................................................................234

Setting Unit of Credit Limit<Currency Setup> .......................................................235

Using as Calculator<Calculator>.............................................................................235

Using World Clock<World Clock> ...........................................................................236

Using Electronic Dictionaries<Electronic Dictionary>..........................................237

Calling with the Stereo Headset ..............................................................................237

Answering Automatically with Stereo Headset<Auto Answer>............................238

Using Bluetooth<Bluetooth Link>...........................................................................238

Confirming UIM Information<User Accounts>.......................................................242

Confirming Memory Usage<Storage Devices>......................................................242

Confirming Detail Information of FOMA Handset<Other Information>................242

Initializing Various Function Settings<Master Reset> ..........................................242

Deleting All Data Registered<Master Clear> ..........................................................242

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Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

Multiaccess

Multiaccess is a function that allows to use 3

lines (voice call, packet communication and

SMS) at the same time.

• Combination of Multiaccess functions →P300

• During Multiaccess, communication fee is charged for

each of connected lines.

• During Video Call or 64K data communication,

Multiaccess is disabled except for SMS

reception.(Checking specifications)

Making Voice Call during Packet

Communication

Voice Call can be made during packet

communication such as i-mode.(Checking

specifications)

< Example: Making Voice Call during i-mode

operation>

ai-mode menu screen (P147) yh

[Function] y "Swap" y "New Voice Call"

Phone number entry screen appears.

bEnter a phone number yo/c

• To return to i-mode screen, press

[Swap] on Talking

screen (P54) and select "i-mode".(Checking

specifications)

Making Voice Call during Packet

Communication

Voice Call can be made during packet

communication such as i-mode.(Checking

specifications)

< Example: Receiving Voice Call during i-mode

operation>

aThere is an incoming call.

Incoming call screen appears.

bo/i [Answer]

• To return to i-mode screen, press

[Select App] on

Talking screen (P54) and select "i-mode".(Checking

specifications)

Using Other Communication during

Voice Call

During a Voice call, you can perform operations

such as sending i-mode mail or connecting to

i-mode.

Sending i-mode Mail

aTalking screen (P54) yi [Swap] y

"Mail"

bCreating and sending mail

• Creating and sending mail →P172

Connecting to i-mode

aTalking screen (P54) yi [Swap] y

"i-mode"

• To return to Talking screen, select "Swap" y "Active

Voice Call" on i-mode menu screen (P147).

Multitask

FOMA handset provides Multitask function that

allows to start and operate various functions

from Talking, data communication, i-mode

menu, Mail Menu or other screens. To use

Multitask function, call up appli selection screen

from a current screen and select a function to be

started. (Checking specifications)

• Items appearing on an appli selection screen vary

depending on the currently used function and operating

conditions.

aDisplay appli selection screen

Voice call 1 line

Packet communication (i-mode, i-appli,

i-mode mail, PC connections)

1 line

SMS 1 line

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Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

■While displaying Talking

screen (P54)

Press i [Swap].

■While displaying video

call screen (P80)

Press h [Function] and

select "Swap".

• Function that can be started

in the sub menu of the

function menu are displayed.

■While i-mode menu

screen (P147)/Mail Menu

screen (P172)

Select "Swap".

bSelect function to be used yh

[Select]

New Call : Make a new call.

Dial new voice call: Make a new Voice Call.

Dial new video call: Make a new Video Call.

Phonebook : Display Phonebook list.

i-mode

: Display i-mode menu screen.

Mail : Display Mail Menu screen.

Calendar

: Display calendar screen of

schedule.

Databox : Display databox screen.

i-Channel : Display channel list screen.

• Combination of Multitask functions →P300

Switching Screens

While using two of call, i-mode and mail

functions with Multitask function, you can

switch between 2 screens by calling up appli

selection screen from a current screen.

(Checking specifications)

aAppli selection screen (P227) y Select a

function to be used yh [Function]

Voice call : Switch to Talking screen.

Active Voice Call : Switch to Talking screen.

Active Video Call : Switch to Video Call screen.

Active Data Call : Switch to Object Exchange screen.

i-mode

: Switch to i-mode menu screen.

Mail : Switch to Mail Menu screen.

■Terminating a function

Press p while displaying screen of the function to be

terminated.

Alarm

Emitting Alarm at Specified

Time

FOMA handset is available as an alarm clock. Up

to 5 alarms can be registered.

• A registered alarm does not operate before it is enabled.

→P228

acy$★$ (Accessories) y "Alarm

Clock"

b[New Alarm]

■When alarm(s) is (are)

already registered

Press h [Function] and

select "New".

cSelect one of function given below

Name

Up to 24 full-/half-pitch characters can be entered.

yEnter a name yi [OK]

Time

yEnter time by a yh [OK]

Alert

Change alarm sound emitted when alarm is activated.

ySelect a folder ycy Select ring tone/melody yc

Volume

Volume can be adjusted in 8 levels: 0-7.

yAdjust volume with j yh [OK]

dh [Complete]

Return to Alarm Clock screen.

■Enabling registered alarm

Press h [Function] and select "Settings".

• When 2 alarms are set with an interval of 2 minutes or

less, the alarm set for an earlier time does not operate.

• The time or volume can also be entered using dial keys.

For appli

selection screen

displayed from

Mail Menu screen

Screen to be

inserted

Alarm Clock

screen

Alarm Details

screen

Continued on the next page

228

Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

• The available file formats for alarms are SMF, MFi and

MP4.

Function Menu on Alarm Clock Screen

aAlarm Clock screen (P227) yh

[Function] y Select one of the function

given below

Enable・Disable

Enable/disable the selected alarm. When enabled, the alarm

sounds at the set time.

New

Go to Step 3 (P227) of "Emitting alarm at specified time".

Edit

Edit the registered alarm. Go to Step 3 (P227) of "Emitting alarm

at specified time".

Delete

Delete a selected alarm.

yh [Yes]

Delete All

Delete all alarms.

yh [Yes]

•$★$ appears at the top of the screen when the alarm is

enabled.

■When specified time comes (Checking

specifications)

The alarm starts sounding with the set alarm sound and

volume and a notification screen appears on the

display/sub-display.

• The alarm may not start depending on the settings of

"Style", Manner Mode, etc.

■Operations available from notification

screen

: Set Snooze and adjust the alarm sound volume.

i [Disable]/C/p

: Stop alarm and close notification screen.

h [Snooze]

:Set Snooze ($★$ appears in the top of the screen).

Opening/closing FOMA handset

:Set Snooze ($★$ appears in the top of the screen).

• When no operations are performed in 3 minutes after

the alarm has started, Snooze is set automatically.

• When Snooze is set, alarm sound is emitted at

approximately every ● minutes (repeated

approximately 8 minutes).

■When the set time comes with FOMA

handset OFF

FOMA handset is automatically turned ON and

notification screen appears. When turning the power

OFF from a notification screen, press i [無視]. To

leave the power ON, press h [Function], select "On"

and h [Yes].

Datebook

Managing Schedule/Task

Use Calendar to confirm contents registered to

Schedule or Task or register schedule or items.

Calendar is displayed on a Month View or Week

View screen.

• Calendar is displayed on Month View screen by default.

• Calendar can display from January 1, 2006 to December

31, 2030.

acy$★$ (Accessories) y "Datebook"

bSelect a day to open y c

• Holidays appear in red.

• National Holidays are based on "国民の祝日に関する法

律及び老人福祉の一部を改正する法律 (平成13年法律

第59号) (law related to national holidays and old-age

persons' welfare law amended (Law No. 59, 2001))".

Spring Equinox Day and Autumnal Equinox Day are

released in an official gazette on February 1 and may not

be exact (as of month of ●, 2006).

• Press * to switch to previous month/week/day or

# to switch to next month/week/day.

• The cursor is on the current day.

• For a day with Schedule/Task registered, $★$ appears

in the lower-right corner of the frame.

• A day with Schedule/Task registered appears in ●.

(Checking specifications)

• For a day with All Day Event registered, $★$ appears

below day-of-week display.

• The start time display can be changed. →P232

Enable・Disable

Month View screen

Week View screen

Day View screen

Week View screenMonth View screen

[Function] y

"Week View"

Day View screen

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Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

• When Schedule and Task have been registered,

Schedule appears in the order of dates and then Task

appears in alphabetical order.

• For Schedule/Task set with Reminder, $★$ appears.

• For All Day Event, $★$ appears instead of time.

• When data set secret is displayed with "Secret Data" set

to "View", "Private" appears.

Function Menu on Month View/Week View/

Day View/Detail Screen

aMonth View screen (P228)/Week View

screen (P228)/Day View screen (P228)/

Detail screen (P231) yh [Function] y

Perform the following operations

Week View·Month View

Switch Calendar to weekly/Monthly display.

Create New Event

Go to Step 2 (P229) of "Registering Schedule".

Create New Task

Go to Step 2 (P230) of "Registering Task".

Go to Today

Move the cursor to the current day. Or, screen of the current day

appears.

Edit

Modify a selected/displayed Schedule/Task. Go to Step 2

(P229) of "Registering Schedule"/Step 2 (P230) of "Registering

Task".

Delete

Delete a selected/displayed Schedule/Task.

yh [Yes]

Copy

Copy a selected/displayed Schedule/Task.

yh [Yes] y Enter date by a yh [OK]

•

Subsequently, go to Step 2 (P230) of "Registering Schedule"/

Step 2 (P229) of "Registering Task".

Print Schedule or Task with a printer compatible with Bluetooth.

→P240

Send

Convert Schedule/Task to vCalendar file and send it via

Bluetooth. →P240 (Checking specifications)

Store

specifications)

• This appears only when detail screen is displayed from

vCalendar format file received via Bluetooth.

Copy All Text

Copy all character information on detail screen.

Setup

Set details of Schedule. →P232

• The date can also be entered using dial keys.

• Appears only when the detail screen is displayed from

the vCalendar format file received via Bluetooth.

• For Schedule with repetition set, a screen for confirming

deletion type appears. Select "This Event Only" to delete

only a selected schedule. Select "Repeating Event" to

delete all repeating schedules selected.

Registering Schedule

When schedule has been registered, the

registered contents are notified with a schedule

alarm and a schedule notification screen at the

set date/time. In addition, i-appli can be set to

start automatically at the specified date/time.

Up to 500 schedule items can be registered.

• Schedule with repetition set are counted as one item.

a cy$★$ (Accessories) y "Datebook"

yh [Function] y"Create New Event"

bSelect one of function given below

Subject

Up to ●● full-pitch or ●● half-pitch characters can be

entered.

yEnter a subject

Create Event/Create Task screen

■Notice

･You are well advised to take notes of the

contents stored in the Schedule/ToDo List. If

you have a personal computer, you can save

them also to the personal computer by using

the Data Link Software and the FOMA USB

Cable (optional).

･Note that the handling counters such as a

DoCoMo shop might not be able to copy data

from your existing FOMA handset to the new

one, depending on the specifications.

･Be advised that we cannot be held responsible

for the loss of data stored in your FOMA

handset due to a malfunction, repair, or other

mishandling of the FOMA handset.

Copy

Delete

Create New Event

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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Location

Enter information, if any, such as a location. Up to ●● full-pitch

or ●● half-pitch characters can be entered.

yEnter a location

Type

Select a type of schedule such as private or holiday.

ySelect a type yh [Select]

Apps

Specify the i-appli to start automatically when

Type

is set to

i-appli Auto Start

.(Checking the specifications)

ySelect a folder y Select i-appli yc

Stop After

Set the end time of the i-appli when

Type

is set to

i-appli Auto

Start

ySelect termination time yh [Select]

All Day Event

Set whether to make schedule for a full day.

y"Yes"/"No"

Start Time

Enter schedule start time.

yEnter time by a yh [OK]

End Time

Enter schedule end time.

yEnter end time by a yh [OK]

Start Date

Enter schedule start date.

yEnter start date by a yh [OK]

End Date

Enter schedule end date.

yEnter end date by a yh [OK]

Notes

•

Enter schedule items, etc.

Up to

●●

full-pitch or

●●

half-

pitch characters can be entered.

yEnter a memo

Reminder

Set time to start Reminder with a period of time before the

schedule set date/time.

ySelect Reminder display time yh [Select]

• When "Custom" is selected, enter time with

and press

[OK].

• When "Off" is selected, Reminder does not start.

Alarm

Set type of Reminder sound.(Checking specifications)

ySelect a folder ycy Select ring tone/melody yc

Repeat

Secret

Set to hide data registered as secret and with "Secret Data" set

to "Hide".

y"Yes"/"No"

ch [Complete]

• The start or end time can also be entered using dial

keys.

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the subject entry screen, location entry

screen and notes entry screen:

- Select "Change Text Mode" to switch the entry mode.

- Select "Text Setup" to change the settings of text

entry. →P262 (Checking the specifications)

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel the operation.

Create New Task

Registering Task

By registering items, you can manage the

schedule or confirm the date. In addition, you

can set so that the date is notified with an alarm.

Up to 400 tasks can be registered.

acy$★$ (Accessories) y "Datebook"

yh [Function] y "Create New Event"

bPerform the following operations

Task

• Enter an item title. Up to ●● full-pitch or ●● half-pitch

characters can be entered.

yEnter a title, etc.

None

Daily

Weekly

Monthly on day

Monthly on date

Yearly on Day

Yearly on Date

: Set to start schedule only once with no

repetition.

: Repeat Schedule everyday.

: Repeat Schedule on the same day of every

week.

: Repeat Schedule on the same day of same

week every month.

: Repeat Schedule on the same day of every

month.

: Repeat Schedule on the same day of same

week every year.

: Repeat Schedule on the same day of every

year.

Create Task

screen

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Status

Select an item status from "Schedule", "Complete", "Accepted",

"Requested", "Tentative", "Confirmed" or "Declined".

ySelect a status yh [Select]

Type

Select a type of item such as business or conference.

ySelect a type yh [Select]

Priority

Select an item priority from "High", "Normal" or "Low".

ySelect a priority yh [Select]

Start Date

Enter an item start date.

yEnter start date by a yh [OK]

Due Date

Enter an item deadline.

yEnter a deadline by a yh [OK]

Completed Date

Enter an item end date.

yEnter end date by a yh [OK]

Notes

• Enter task items, etc. Up to ●● full-pitch or ●● half-pitch

characters can be entered.

yEnter a memo

Reminder

Set whether to display Reminder.

y"On"/"Off"

Reminder Time

Set time to start Reminder with a period of time before the

deadline.

yEnter time by a yh [OK]

Alarm

Set type of Reminder sound.(Checking specifications)

ySelect a Folder y c ySelect ringtone/melody yc

Secret

Set to hide data registered as secret and with "Secret Data" set

to "Hide".

y"Yes"/"No"

ch [Complete]

• The Reminder time also can be entered using dial keys.

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the task entry screen, and notes entry

screen:

- Select "Entry Mode" to switch the entry mode.

- Select "Entry Setup" to change the settings of text

entry. →P260 (Checking the specifications)

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel the operation.

• When "High" is selected, $★$ appears and when "Low"

is selected, $★$ appears on the Day View screen.

■When the set date/time comes(Checking

specifications)

Calendar Alarm starts sounding and a notification

screen appears on the display/sub-display. The

notification screen shows a subject and memo for a

schedule, and Task and memo for a Task.

When Reminder has been set, a notification screen

appears and Reminder alarm starts sounding at the set

time.

• The alarm may not start depending on the settings of

"Style", Manner Mode, etc.

■Operations from notification screen

NM :Adjust the alarm sound volume.

i [Return]/p

:Stop alarm and close notification screen.

h [View]

:Display detail screen.

• With FOMA handset closed, press J to display detail

information.

■When the set date/time comes with power

OFF

In the default settings, FOMA handset is automatically

turned ON and a notification screen appears. To turn

the power OFF from a notification screen, press i

[Ignore]. To display detail screen, press h [View].

To turn the power OFF from a notification screen, press

i [Ignore]. To leave the power ON, press h

[Function], select "On" and press h [Yes].

• Select "More" from function menu on detail screen to

scroll the screen downward. When the screen cannot

be scrolled downward, the next registration contents

appear.

• Select "Copy All Text" from function menu on detail

screen to copy all character information on the

screen.

Checking Schedule/Task

aDay View screen (P228) y Select

Schedule/Task yc

• Function menu on detail screen →P229

Priority

Schedule Detail

screen

Task Detail

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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Setting Details of Schedule

You can set Schedule in details such as

Calendar display, start time of display on new

registration screen, Reminder display time, etc.

aMonth View screen (P228)/Week View

screen (P228)/Day View screen (P228)/

Detail screen (P232) yh [Function] y

"Setup"

bPerform the following operations

Default View

Switch the Calendar to the Month View/Week View screen.

y"Month View"/"Week View"

Daily Begin

Set start time to display Calendar on new registration screen.

yEnter start time by ayh [OK]

Reminder Time-Out

Set time to start Reminder with a period of time before the set

date/time or deadline.

ySelect display time yh [Select]

• Reminder does not appear when this is "Off".

Delete Past Items

You can set to automatically delete registration contents when

certain period of time has passed from the set date/time or

deadline. (Checking specifications)

ySelect a period yh [Select]

• The contents are not automatically deleted when this is

"OFF".

Power On Events

Set whether to automatically turn the power ON and display a

notification screen when the set date/time comes with the power

OFF.

y"On"/"Off"

• The Start Time also can be entered using dial keys.

My Personal Info

Registering Your Name and/

or Image

You can store your personal information on the

FOMA handset. Contents that can be stored are

the name, reading, nick name, phone number

(up to 2 phone numbers) and type, mail address

(up to 2 mail addresses) and type, URL (up to 2

URLs), address (up to 2 addresses) and type,

images, date of birth and memos. (Checking the

specifications)

acy$★$ (Settings) y "Phone Status" y

"My Personal Info"

bh [Function] y"Display All Info"

cEnter the Security Code

dh [Function] y"Edit Contact"

eRegister information yi [Complete]

• For registration operation, see Step 2 "Registering the

FOMA handset (Phone) Contacts" (P91).

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the My Personal Info screen:

- Select "Display All Info" to display the My Personal

Info detail screen.

- Select "Copy" to copy all text data on the My Personal

Info screen.

■Operations from Personal Info detail screen

Select a registered phone number and press o/t

to display a phone number entry screen with the phone

number already entered (when making Video Call using

a mail address, select a mail address and press t).

When a registered phone number, mail address or URL

is selected and c is pressed, you can perform various

operations by selecting one the function given below.

"Send" : Make Voice Call to the selected

phone number.

"Video Call" : Make Video Call to the selected

phone number.

"Send Message" : You can compose mail to send to

the selected phone number/mail

address set as a destination mail

address. →P172

Default

Default View: Month View

Daily Begin: 7:00am

Reminder Time-Out: Off

Delete Past Items: 1 week

Power On Events: On

Daily Begin

My Personal Info

screen

My Personal Info

detail screen

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"Connect" : Connect to the site of the

selected URL.

"Add to Bookmarks"

: Register

the selected

URL to a

bookmark.

Function Menu on My Personal Info Detail

Screen

aMy Personal Info detail screen (P232)

yh [Function] y Perform the

following operations

Send Message

You can compose mail to send to the selected phone number/

mail address set as a destination mail address. →P172

Caller ID

Set whether to send or hide the Caller ID.

y "Show ID"/"Hide ID"

Multi Number

Make a call selecting a dial number.

Edit Contact

Edit the registered personal data. Go to Step 5 (P232) of

"Registering my name or image".

Insert in Message

Create and send email with the selected phone number or email

address as a recipient and with the personal data entered in the

message text. →P172

Send Contact

Convert personal data to vCard file and send it via Bluetooth.

→P239

Delete Number

Delete a registered phone number being selected.

Delete Email

Delete a selected mail address.

Delete URL

Delete a selected URL.

Delete Postal Address

Delete a postal address.

Edit Before Call

Display a phone number entry screen with a selected phone

number entered. →P54

Secret Code

Save the secret code.

y Enter the Unlock Code y Enter the secret code yh

[Save]

Reset

Delete all registered information of personal data.

y h[Yes]

Send Tones

Send a phone number being selected with push signal (DTMF).

(Checking specifications)

• If you select a phone number or email address saved

with secret code and display the function menu, "*"

appears next to the item name of the "Secret code".

Call Times

Checking Call Duration

and/or Cost

You can confirm the last and accumulated call

duration and charge for voice calls, video calls

and the like.

• Call costs are stored in UIM. When a different UIM is used,

the stored call costs appear (storing started in December

2004).

* FOMA handset released before 901i Series cannot display

call costs stored in UIM (though stored in UIM).

• Displayed call duration and call cost can be reset.

• Call duration and cost displayed are approximate values

and may be different from actual ones. Note that call cost

does not include consumption tax.

• The duration/charge for i-mode transmission and packet

transmission is not counted. For how to check i-mode

bill, refer to "i-mode User's Manual" which is supplied on

your i-mode contract.

Call Times

Checking Call Duration

Call Times show voice call duration and digital

call duration (Video Call + 64K data

communication), including both the incoming

and outgoing calls. (Checking specifications)

acy $★$ (Accessories) y "Recent

Calls" y "Call Times" y Select call

duration to be displayed yh [Select]

Display detail screen of a selected call duration.

Last Call : Display duration of the previous call.

Dialed Calls : Display total duration of outgoing calls.

Received Calls : Display total duration of incoming calls.

All Calls : Displa5y sum of "Dialed Calls" and

"Received Calls".

Lifetime : Display 6total duration of all calls after

reset.

■Resetting "Dialed Calls", "Received Calls"

or "All Calls"

On detail screen of each call duration, press h

[Reset] and press h [Yes].

• "Reset" does not appear when call duration is "0".

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• If the call duration of the voice call of the "Last Call" or

digital transmission call duration exceeds ● hours ●

minutes ● seconds, 0 second returns to re-count the

time.

• If the voice call duration or digital transmission call

duration of the "Lifetime" exceeds ● hours ● minutes

● seconds, 0 second returns to re-count the time.

• If you turn off the power, the call duration of the "Last

Call" is reset to 0 seconds.

• The duration for ringing and calling is not counted as call

duration.

Call Cost

Checking Call Cost

Call Cost includes only cost of talking over

outgoing calls. Note that "¥0" or "¥**" appears

for calls made to toll-free destinations or number

reference guide (104). (Checking specifications)

acy $★$ (Accessories) y "Recent

Calls" y"Call Cost"

• While "Credit Available"/"Dialed

Calls"/"Received Calls" is being

selected, press h [Call Cost

Setup] to display call cost setup

screen (P234).

bSelect call cost to be displayed yh

[Function]

Detail screen of a selected call cost appears.

Credit Available : Display the difference between the

cost set for "Credit Limit" and "All

Costs.(Checking specifications)

Last Call : Display cost of the previous call.

Dialed Calls : Display total cost of outgoing calls.

Received Calls : Display total cost of incoming calls.

All Calls : Display total cost of "Dialed Calls" and

"Received Calls".

All Costs : Display total cost of all calls after reset.

■Resetting "Dialed Calls", "Received Calls"

or "All Calls"

On detail screen of each call duration, press h

[Reset] and enter PIN2.

• "Reset" does not appear when call cost is "0".

• If you turn off the power, the call cost of the "Last Call" is

reset to 0 yen. (Checking the specifications)

Function Menu on Call Cost Screen

• Function menu is available only while "Last Call"/"All Calls"

is being selected.

aCall cost screen (P234) yh [Function]

y Perform the following operations

Call Cost Setup

Display call cost setup screen.

View

Display detail screen of "Last Call"/"All Calls".

Resetting All Costs

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "In-Call Setup" y

"Call Cost Setup"

b"Reset All Costs" y Enter UIM PIN2

Credit Limit

Setting Credit Limit

Save the value to be the maximum of

accumulated call charges to prevent further

expenditure. (Checking the specifications)

• You can store a value in unit of a "currency".

<Example: Setting 100,000 yen to the limit>

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "In-Call Setup" y

"Call Cost Setup" y "Credit Limit" y

Enter UIM PIN2 y "0.00 Units" "Off"

• If the limit and unit have been

already set, the value and unit

are displayed.

• If "Off" is selected, the operation

ends.

bEnter "100000" yi [OK]

• Enter a call cost in the range of 1 to 99999.00.

• When an entered cost is 0.99 or less, it is set to "Off".

Call Cost screen

Screen to be

inserted

Default Off

Call Cost Setup

screen

Credit Limit

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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• On call cost screen, press h [Function] and select

"Cancel Entry" to stop registration.

■ When you set the limit of All Costs

The figure All Costs is subtracted from "Credit Limit"

you have set is displayed. (Checking the specifications)

Currency Setup

Setting Unit of Credit Limit

You can store the unit of the value entered in the

"Maximum Call Cost". You can also set a cost

for each unit. (Checking the specifications)

<Example: To display the limit in dollars (set the

cost for each unit to "110")>

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "In-Call Setup" y

"Call Cost Setup" y "Currency Setup" y

Enter UIM PIN2 y "Currency" y "Units"/

"Off"

• Currency does not appear when

this is "Off". Setting ends.

bEnter "Dollar" y i [OK]

•Up to ●● full-pitch or ●● half-pitch characters can be

entered.

c"Per Unit"

• This can be set only when

"Currency" is "On".

dEnter "110" y i [OK]

• Enter a cost in the range of 1 to 9990000000.000.

•h [Function]: Select "Cancel Entry" to stop

registration.

ei [Complete]

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Currency type screen:

- Select "Editing Function" to edit text. →P261

- Select "Change Text Mode" to switch the entry mode.

- Select "Text Setup" to change the settings of text

entry.(Checking the specifications) →P262

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel saving.

Calculator

Using as Calculator

You can use Calculator function to make

arithmetic operations, memory calculation,

percentage calculation and other operations.

acy$★$ (Accessories)y "Calculator"

bMake calculation

• Up to 8 digits can be entered. Up to 7 decimal places

can be entered.

•C: Delete entered digits.

■Calculating "100x1.05"

• When the calculation result contains more than 8 digits

such as "1234567890000000", it is indicated as an

exponential value like "1.2345678e+15".

Function Menu on Calculator Screen

aCalculator screen (P235) yh

[Function] y Select one of the function

given below

+/-

Switch sign (+/-) of an entered numeric value.

Save an entered numeric value/calculation result in memory.

Delete a numeric value saved in memory.

Call up a numeric value saved in memory.

Make percentage operation on an entered numeric value/

calculation result.

Convert Currency

Convert an entered numeric value using the exchange rate set

in "Currency Setup".

Default Currency: Off Per Unit: 0.000

Currency type

screen

Screen to be

inserted

Currency setup

screen

100x1 . 05=

100 l 1 #05 c

Calculator screen

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Currency Setup

Set the Convert Currency. →P236

•$★$ appears when a value is saved in memory.

• The value saved in memory is retained after the power

is turned off.

Setting Currency Conversion

You can specify currency to be converted and

set an exchange rate.

aCalculator screen (P235) yh

[Function] y "Currency Setup" y Select

one of the function given below

From

Select currency type applied to an entered numeric value.

y Select currency type to be converted from yh [Select]

Select currency type applied to a converted numeric value.

y Select currency type to be converted to yh [Select]

Exchange Rate

Display Exchange Rate screen and set an exchange rate.

y Enter an exchange rate

Convert Currency

When a numeric value has been entered, convert it with the set

exchange rate.

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Exchange rate screen:

- Select "Editing Function" to edit text. →P261

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel saving.

World Clock

Using World Clock

You can check the date and time at 3 specified

cities at the same time.

• When you use FOMA handset overseas with "Auto

Update" in "Time and Date" set to "ON (Time and time

zone)", the date and time at the city you are staying appear

in the top. (Checking specifications)

acy$★$ (Accessories) y "World

Clock"

•$★$ appears for cities linked

with contents set in "Date and

Time".

Function Menu on World Clock Screen

aWorld Clock screen (P236) yh

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

Change City

Delete a selected city.

y Select a city/time zone yh [Select]

View Details

Display detail screen to view date/time and time zone.

Time and Date

Set the date and time. Go to Step 2 (P50) of "Adjusting date/

time".

Map View

You can switch the World Clock display from the Clock View to

the Map View.

Clock View

You can switch the World Clock display from the Map View to

the Clock View.

Digital Clock

Display a digital clock on World Clock screen.

Analog Clock

Display an analog clock on World Clock screen.

• When you select a city marked with $★$, display a

function menu and select "Clock"/"Change City" with

"Auto update" in "Date and Time" set to ON, a

confirmation screen appears asking whether to set Auto

update to OFF. To set Auto Update to OFF and change

the settings, press h [Yes]. Settings changed in

"Clock" are reflected to "Time and Date".

• You can also perform the operation from the Function

menu on the detail screen that opens by selecting "View

Details".

• Use j to select a city. You can move the cursor to see

a different time zone on the map.

Default FROM: Dollar $ TO: Yen ¥

Exchange Rate: 110.000000

Default City set in "Date and Time" above,

Chicago, Beijing

Change City/Time and Date

Map View

World Clock

screen

237

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Electronic Dictionary

Using Electronic Dictionaries

You can use English-Japanese dictionary,

Japanese-English dictionary and Japanese

language dictionary installed in FOMA handset.

acy$★$ (Accessories) y "Electronic

Dictionary"

b"English-Japanese"/"Japanese-

English"/"Japanese-Language" y Enter

a word to be looked up

• Enter full- or half-pitch alphanumeric characters to the

English-Japanese dictionary, and kanji, hiragana, and

full- or half-pitch katakana to the Japanese-English or

Japanese-Language dictionary.

• Up to 50 full- or half-pitch characters can be entered.

• When h [Function] is pressed before confirming,

function menu of the character entry screen appears.

ch [Function] y "Search"

Lemmas are listed and

meanings and/or translations

of a selected word are partially

displayed.

• Press h [Function] and press

"Edit" to return to character entry

screen.

dSelect a target lemma yh [Select]

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the detail screen:

- Select "Return to Menu" to display the Electronic

dictionary screen.

- Select "Copy All Text" to copy all text data on the

detail screen.

- Select "More" to move to the next page if the detail

screen has more than one page.

Using Recent Entries

8 items looked up in electronic dictionaries are

recorded in history, allowing to reconfirm

meanings of words later.

• When more than 8 items have been looked up, they are

deleted sequentially from the oldest ones.

aElectronic Dictionary screen (P237) y

"Recent Entries"

Searched words are listed.

• Icons appearing on the left side

of searched words have the

following meanings:

$★$: English-Japanese

dictionary is used

$★$: Japanese-English

dictionary is used

$★$: Japanese-Language

dictionary is used

• Go to Step 3 (P237) of "Using Electronic Dictionary".

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Search log screen:

- Select "Search" to find a word in a log again.

- Select "Delete" to delete the selected log entry.

- Select "Delete All" to delete all log entries.

Calling with the Stereo

Headset

You can connect miniUSB stereo headset M01

(optional) to FOMA handset to make and receive

calls.

Making a Call Using Switch

You cannot make a call by pressing the switch of

the miniUSB Stereo Headset M01. To make a

call, operate the FOMA handset.

• Pressing the switch of miniUSB Stereo Headset M01 on

the Standby screen opens the Dialed Calls list.

Receiving a Call Using Switch

aA call arrives y Press the switch of

miniUSB Stereo Headset Answer the

call.

• When a video call arrives, the camera image is sent to

the caller.(Checking the specifications)

• You can also answer the call by pressing o/i

[Answer].

Electronic

Dictionary screen

Search Result

screen

Detail screen

Recent Entries

screen

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Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

bp to terminate the call

Receiving Another Incoming Call

during a Call

If another voice call arrives during a voice call,

you can answer the second call by pressing the

switch of the miniUSB Stereo Headset M01.

aA call arrives y Press the switch of

miniUSB Stereo Headset

The active voice call is placed on hold and you can

answer the incoming call.

bp to terminate the call

Auto Answer

Answering Automatically

with Stereo Headset

You can set so that an incoming call is answered

automatically, if a miniUSB headset M01

(optional) is connected, after a set ringing time

has elapsed.

acy$★$ (Settings) y "Headset" y

"Auto Answer" y Select ringing time

yh [Select]

• Select "Off" to cancel Auto Answer.

• When a Video Call is automatically answered, Camera

Off Image is sent to the caller. (Checking specifications)

• When Voicemail/Call forwarding service has been set to

start, the service or function with the shortest ringing

time set starts by priority. (Checking specifications)

• The same time as a response time for "Record

Message" cannot be set. (Checking specifications)

Bluetooth Link

Using Bluetooth

You can connect Bluetooth compatible PC,

headset and/or handsfree compatible devices to

FOMA handset and perform data

communications, handsfree talking and other

operations.

■Terms related to Bluetooth

Password containing 1 to 16 alphanumeric characters

set for individual Bluetooth devices to prevent

unauthorized connections to such devices from other

persons.

Pairing

Procedure to be carried out when devices are

connected for the first time by Bluetooth. To make

paring, entry of PIN set in the other device is required.

Profile

Communication protocol predetermined depending on

the devices connected by Bluetooth and types of data

to be sent/received.

Searching for other Bluetooth compatible devices

placed in communicable range.

Functions Available with Bluetooth

■Handsfree call

You can talk over a call without holding FOMA

handset with your hands by connecting Bluetooth

compatible headset and/or handsfree compatible

devices. →P64

■Play Audio

You can play high-quality stereo sound by

connecting Bluetooth compatible stereo headset,

etc.

■Sending/receiving Phonebook/Schedule/Task

You can convert phonebook and Schedule/Task

to vCard and vCalendar format files, respectively,

that can be sent or received to/from Bluetooth

compatible devices.

■Sending/receiving image/video/music files

You can exchange files saved in FOMA handset

with Bluetooth compatible devices.

■Sending all items of received, sent and

Unsent mails

You can collectively send mails saved in Inbox,

Outbox and Unsentbox.

■Sending bookmarks

You can select and send bookmarks registered in

FOMA handset.

■Dial-up connection

You can access internet, etc. by connecting to

Bluetooth compatible PC, etc.

■Sending or receiving data to/from PC using

data link software

You can exchange images and data saved in

FOMA handset with a Bluetooth compatible PC

connected.

■Printing Phonebook/Schedule/Task/Personal

data

You can print Phonebook/Schedule/Task by

connecting a Bluetooth compatible printer.

• Applicable versions and profiles →P25

Default Off

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Making Bluetooth Settings

You can turn Bluetooth power ON/OFF when

starting or ending use of the Bluetooth function.

In addition, the name of your FOMA handset

displayed on the other party's device connected

can be registered.

• Name of FOMA handset is valid only when the other

party's device connected is enabled for name display.

acy$★$ (Connection) y $★$

(Bluetooth Link)

b"Setup" y Perform the following

operations

Power

Turn Bluetooth power ON/OFF.

y"On"/"Off"

Name

Up to ●● full-pitch or ●● half-pitch characters can be

entered.

y Enter a name

■When operation is started with Bluetooth

power OFF

A confirmation screen appears asking whether to turn

Bluetooth power ON. To continue operation turning the

power ON, press h [Yes].

Registering and Connecting Bluetooth Device

When performing operation, e.g., data sending/

receiving, for the first time with a Bluetooth

compatible device, pairing is performed and

connection is made; thereafter, data sending/

receiving starts. When connecting registered

devices, a device can be selected.

<Example: Performing pairing when sending

phonebook>

aPhonebook list (P98)y Select

Phonebook yh [Function] y "Send

Contact" y "Bluetooth"

b"[Look for Devices]"

Searching starts and names of detected devices

appear on search result screen.

• When there are registered and/or connected devices,

names of such devices appear.

■Connecting registered device

From data exchange screen, select a device to

be connected and press h [Select] to start

sending.

cSelect a device yh [Select]

The other party's device is requested for

connection. When the other party has entered

PIN, registration confirmation screen appears.

dh [Yes] y Enter PIN yi [OK]

When paring has completed after collating PIN,

the other party's device is connected and sending

starts. (Checking specifications)

• Registered devices can be confirmed with "Device

History".

Registering and Connecting Audio Devices

When connecting Bluetooth compatible headset

or handsfree compatible device, paring is

performed beforehand. When connecting

registered devices, a device can be selected.

aBluetooth Link screen (P239) y "Audio

Devices"

b"[Look for Devices]"

Searching starts and names of detected devices

appear on search result screen.

• When there are registered and/or connected devices,

names of such devices appear.

Default

Power: Off

Name: Motorola Phone(Checking

specifications)

Bluetooth Link

screen

Object Exchange

screen

Bluetooth device

screen

Continued on the next page

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Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

■Connecting registered device

Select a device to be connected from

Bluetooth device screen and press h

[Select]. When PIN is required, go to Step 4.

When not, stand-by screen reappears.

cSelect a device yh [Select]

A device is searched for again. When it is

detected, a registration confirmation screen

appears.

• When a device requiring no PIN is detected, registration

completes and the stand-by display reappears.

dh [Yes] y Enter PIN yi [OK]

Registration completes when PIN is collated.

Stand-by display appears when the device is

connected. (Checking specifications)

• A registered device will be listed when Bluetooth device

screen appears the next time.

• When a registered device is selected, it is connected

and the stand-by display reappears.

Receiving Data from Another Device

When receiving data from another Bluetooth

device, Bluetooth function of FOMA handset

must be placed in stand-by mode beforehand.

• When "Receive All" of data is performed, data saved in

FOMA handset of the same type as the received data is

overwritten. (Checking specifications)

aBluetooth Link screen (P239) y "Find

Me"

Searchable time appears and $★$ flashes in the

top of the screen.

bData is sent from the other party's device

A screen appears notifying reception of a

connection request.

• Name of the device requesting connection appears.

■When there is a connection request from a

device not registered

When PIN is entered from the other party's

device, paring confirmation appears on FOMA

handset.

When you press h [Yes] and enter PIN,

screen notifying reception of connection

request appears.

ci [Grant]

When receiving one data item, operation ends

upon completion of data reception.

•$★$ remains ON while receiving data and it starts

flashing when reception has completed. $★$ goes unlit

when searchable time (3 minutes) has elapsed.

dEnter the Security Code y Enter PIN

Screen for confirming operation continuation

appears.

eh [Yes]

■When data reception of all items has

completed (Checking specifications)

Phonebook

Data preview screen appears. Press h [Register

Now] to display the Create Contact screen and h

[Save] to save data in phonebook.

Schedule

Schedule Detail screen appears. Press h [Function]

and select "Save" to save data in Schedule. Press h

[Function] and select "Copy All" to copy all character

information on detail screen.

Image/video/music files (Checking

specifications)

Display/replay screen appears. When you press h

[Function], select "Save" and enter a name, data is

saved in related Databox folder.

• Function menu on display/replay screen →P240

Function Menu on Display/Replay Screen

aDisplay/replay screen (P240) yh

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

Set in Message

Attach data for creating and sending message. →P175

Store Only

Save data in FOMA handset.

Apply as Wallpaper

Set data on the wallpaper screen. (Checking specifications)

Apply as Screen Saver

Set data on screen saver. (Checking specifications)

Apply as "Camera Off" Image

Set data as Camera Off image for Video Call. (Checking

specifications)

Print and Store

Print data with Bluetooth compatible printer and save it.

(Checking specifications)

Printing with Bluetooth Compatible Printer

Using Bluetooth compatible printer, you can

print registered contents of phonebook and/or

Schedule or images saved in Databox in

wireless mode.

<Example: Printing one phonebook>

aPhonebook list (P98) y Select

phonebook yh [Function] y "Print"

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■Printing 2 or more

phonebooks

On Phonebook list, press

h [Function], select

"Select Multiple to" y

"Print", select phonebooks

to be printed and press

b"Template" y Select a style yh

[View]

Display print preview of a selected style.

•s: Switch between size and print preview.

• For Schedule, select monthly/weekly/daily display style

depending on the screen display used for operation.

(Checking specifications)

• For an image, select its size. (Checking specifications)

ch [Select]

Return to print Options screen.

d"[Print]"

Printer screen appears.

e"[Look for Devices]"

Searching starts and names of detected devices

appear on search result screen.

• When there are registered and/or connected devices,

names of such devices appear.

■Connecting registered device

Select a device to be connected on printer

screen and press h [Select] to start printing.

fSelect a device yh [Select]

Printing starts.

Managing Registered Devices

You can confirm registered devices, change

device names, change access types and delete

all registered devices.

aBluetooth Link screen (P239) y "Device

History"

Bluetooth device screen appears showing

registered devices.

#/*: Switch to display of individual types. Each

pressing changes the type.

■Deleting registered device

Select a registered device, press h

[Function] and select "Delete".

bSelect a registered device yc

cSelect one of function given below

Name

• Modify name of a registered device. Up to ●● full-pitch or

●● half-pitch characters can be entered.

y Enter a name

Access Settings

Set a reaction to a connection request from the device

registered. (Checking specifications)

Access Settings

Select a reaction for each service to a connection request from

"Auto", "Always Ask", "Reject" or "Just Once".

• The device type is displayed under "Type" on the Device

detail screen. You cannot edit the type.

Print Options

screen

Auto

Always Ask

Reject

Just Once

Custom

: Always allow connection.

: Request entry of PIN for each connection.

: Reject connection.

: Allow only the first connection requesting entry

of PIN and automatically set "Reject" thereafter.

: Operate in the same way as when "Access

Settings" is selected.

Handsfree Voice Gateway

: Set a reaction for headset/handsfree

service. Select a reaction and then press

h [Select].

OBEX Object Push

OBEX File Transfer

: Set a reaction for Object Push/Nasic

Imaging Service. Select a reaction and

then press h [Select].

: Set a reaction for File Transfer Service.

Select a reaction and then press h

[Select].

Dial-up Networking Gateway

: Set a reaction for Dial-up Networking

Service. Select a reaction and then

press h [Select].

Audio Source : Set a reaction for Audio Service. Select

a reaction and then press h [Select].

Audio/Video Remote Control Target

: Set a reaction for Audio/Video Control

service. Select a reaction and then press

h [Select].

Device Detail

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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* You need to obtain a microSD memory card separately to use the functions related to the microSD memory card. →P221

User Accounts

Confirming UIM Information

You can confirm Operator information saved in

the UIM. (Checking the specifications)

acy$★$ (Settings) y "Phone Status" y

"User Accounts" y "NTT DoCoMo" y

Enter UIM PIN

Storage Devices

Confirming Memory Usage

You can confirm occupied and empty capacities

of FOMA handset memory. If a memory card is

inserted, you can also check the usage of the

memory card.

acy$★$ (Settings) y "Phone Status" y

"Storage Devices"

b"Phone"/"MicroSD"

Detail screen appears.

• On detail screen, press h [Function] and select

"Copy All" to copy all character information in detail

screen.

Function Menu on Storage Devices Screen

aStorage Devices screen (P242) yh

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

Rename

• You can change a display name of FOMA handset/microSD

memory card. Up to ●● full-pitch or ●● half-pitch

characters can be entered.

y Enter a name

• No symbols can be entered.

Format

Delete all data registered in FOMA handset/microSD memory

card. (Checking specifications)

yh [Yes] yh [Yes]/i [No]

• To enter a new display name after formatting is completed,

press h [Yes] and enter the name.

Other Information

Confirming Detail Information

of FOMA Handset

You can confirm various information of FOMA

handset such as available functions and

software version.

acy$★$ (Settings) y "Phone Status" y

"Other Information" y Select

information yh [View]

Information detail screen appears.

• On information detail screen, press h [Function] and

select "Copy All" to copy all character information in

detail screen.

Master Reset

Initializing Various

Function Settings

You can initialize the settings of various

functions to the default settings.

• For functions initialized to the default settings, see "Menu

List".

acy$★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Master Reset" y Enter the

Security Code yh [Yes]

Upon completion of Master Reset, the FOMA

handset is restarted.

• Master Reset does not reset settings of i-mode or mail

functions. →P157, P184

Master Clear

Deleting All Data Registered

You can initialize settings of various functions

changed to default settings and delete data you

have registered.

Storage Devices

screen

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Other Convenient Functions XXXXX

acy$★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Master Clear" y Enter the

Security Code yh [Yes]

Upon completion of Master Clear, FOMA handset

is restarted.

• Data registered by default are not deleted.(Checking

specifications)

• Protected data is also deleted. (Checking specifications)

• Data saved in UIM or microSD memory card is not

deleted.

• Before executing Master Clear, confirm that the

remaining battery level is sufficient.

• During Master Clear, functions/communications are

disabled.

• The pre-saved data on the FOMA handset will not be

deleted.(Checking the specifications)

• After this function is executed, the Ticker will no longer

be displayed. Press h [i-channel] to display the

channel list, then the latest information is downloaded

and the Ticker will be turned on.(Checking the

specifications)

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Network Services

Network Services Available .....................................................................................246

Voicemail Service<Voicemail>.................................................................................246

Call Waiting<Call Waiting>.......................................................................................247

Call Forwarding Service<Call Forwarding>............................................................248

Nuisance Call Barring Service<Nuisance Call Barring> .......................................249

Caller ID Display Request Service<Caller ID Request>.........................................249

Dual Network Service<Dual Network>....................................................................250

English Guidance<Status Request> .......................................................................250

Service Dial<Service Dial>.......................................................................................250

Selecting Reaction to Incoming Call during a Call<Incoming Call Mgmt>..........251

Setting Remote Control<Remote Control>.............................................................251

Multi Number<Multi Number>..................................................................................251

Registering and Using Service<Additional Services (USSD registration)> ........252

This manual describes the outline of network services from the aspect of the operation procedures

using Menu on the FOMA handset. For details, see "Network Services Operation Guide". For the Multi

number, see "Multi Number Operation Guide".

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Network Services Available

FOMA handset allows to use following network

services:

• "Deactivating service" does not mean canceling the

contract of a service such as Voicemail or Call

Forwarding service.

• This manual describes overview of network services

through operations of FOMA handset menus. For

details, refer to "Network Services User's Guide". For

Multi Number, refer to "Multi Number User's Guide".

• When $★$ is being displayed, network services other

than public mode are unavailable.

• Network service is also available overseas. →P276

• When a new network service is provided from DoCoMo,

it can be registered to the menu. →P252

Voicemail

Voicemail Service

When there is an incoming Call while $★$ is

displayed or FOMA handset is OFF, it is

answered with Response Greeting instead of

you and caller's voice message is stored.

Recorded voice messages can be confirmed

anywhere in Japan.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Voicemail

service are disabled.

• Up to 20 voice messages can be recorded, each of

approximately 3 minutes in length, and they are stored 72

hours.

• When a voice message is recorded, $★$ or other mark

appears in the top of the screen and reception information

is recorded in Received Calls (it is not recorded when

Ringing Time set is 0 second).

•

When a caller of a video call records a voice message, $

★

is not displayed on the top of the screen but it is notified to

you with SMS.

Basic Flow of Voicemail Service

Step 1: Set to activate the service

Step 2: An incoming Voice Call is received*

Step 3: Caller records a voice message

Step 4: Replays voice message

*: When you are in a hurry, you may want to record a voice

message without Response Greeting of Voicemail service.

In such a case, you can immediately start voice message

recording mode by pressing #.

• When you are in a service area or FOMA handset is ON

in Step 2, a ring tone sounds until Ringing Time set

elapses. When an incoming call is not answered while a

ring tone is sounding, it is connected to Voicemail

Center.

• When a voice message is recorded in Step 3, $★$

appears in the top of the screen and missed call history

is stored in Received Calls.

• Even with Voicemail service set to deactivate, an

incoming Call can be manually connected to Voicemail

Center. (Checking the specifications) →P66, P84

Using Voicemail Service

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Voicemail" y Perform the following

operations

Play Messages

Make a call to Voicemail Center and replay a voice message.

y h [Yes] y Operate according to a voice guidance

Service names

Subscription

Monthly

charge

Reference

Voicemail service Required Charged P246

Call Waiting Required Charged P247

Call Forwarding

service

Required Free P248

Nuisance Call

Barring

Required Free P249

Caller ID

Notification

service

Not required Free

P51

Caller ID Display

Request

Not required Free P249

Dual Network

service

Required Charged P250

English Guidance Not required Free P250

Multi Number Required Charged P251

Public Mode

(Drive Mode)

Not required Free P72

Public Mode

(Power OFF)

Not required Free P73

SMS (Short

Message)

Not required Free P171

For services requiring subscription, contact

"DoCoMo Information Center" given on the

back of this manual.

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Activate

Enter between 0 - 120 seconds for the Ringing Time.

y h [Yes] y h [Yes] / i [No]

• To start without changing settings, press i [No].

y Enter Ringing Time by j y h [OK]

Deactivate

y h [Yes]

Set Ringing Time

Set time before connecting to Voicemail Center after receiving a

Voice Call. Enter a time ranging 0 to 120 seconds.

y Enter Ringing Time by j y h [OK]

Voicemail Status

Confirm the current settings.

Voicemail Settings

Make a call to Voicemail Center and change the settings

according to a voice guidance.

y h [Yes] y Operate according to a voice guidance

Check Messages

Check whether a new voice message is recorded.

Voicemail Intl

Operate the Voicemail service overseas. →P276

• The Ringing Time can also be entered using dial keys.

• When there is an incoming call with this time set to 0

second, it is connected to Voicemail Center with no

ringing operation carried out and nothing recorded in

Received Calls.

• When this time is shorter than that set for "Ring Delay",

the call is connected to Voicemail Center with no ringing

operation carried out.

• When this time is shorter than a response time set for

"Record Message", this service operates by priority.

• You can activate or deactivate the Voicemail service,

and set the ringing time from the Function menu.

• You may not be able to check record messages

recorded after checking the service even if you check

the service again.

Incoming Alert

Incoming Alert is a service that notifies you with

SMS of Received Call of an incoming call arrived

while $★$ was displayed or FOMA handset

power was OFF. When you return to a network

area or FOMA handset is turned ON with

Incoming Alert set to activate, SMS will be sent.

• This cannot be operated from a menu.

• For details, refer to "Network Services User's Guide".

aEnter "*2001"y o

Subsequently, operate following the voice

guidance.

• Following the voice guidance, press 1 y 1 /

• Up to 5 received calls are provided for one incoming

alert.

• Even when you set to "Reject all SMS messages",

received call notification will be received.

• Fee for setup and received call notification (reception of

SMS) is free.

Call Waiting

When there is an incoming call during a current

Voice Call, you can answer it by putting the

current call on hold. You can also make a call to

another party, putting the current call on hold.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Call

Forwarding service are disabled.

• Call Waiting is enabled only when "Incoming Call Mgmt" is

set to "Answer Call".

• If the other party put on hold is the caller, the caller

continues to be charged call fee during call hold.

Using Call Waiting

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Call

Waiting" y Perform the following

operations

Activate

yh [Yes]

Deactivate

yh [Yes]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Answering Incoming Call Putting

Current Call on Hold

When there is an incoming call during current

Voice Call, an in-call ring tone is emitted from

the earpiece and incoming call screen appears.

aIncoming call y i [Answer] / o

The active voice call is placed on hold and you can

answer the incoming call.

• To activate a call put on hold, press i [Select App]

and select "Active Voice Call".

Set Ringing Time

Status Request

Check Messages

Continued on the next page

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• To disconnect a call put on hold, activate it with the

above procedure and press p.

Making a Call Putting Current Call on Hold

You can make a new Voice Call, putting a current

Voice Call on hold.

aTalking screen (P54) y Enter a phone

number y i [Answer] / o

The current Voice Call is put on hold.

• To activate a call put on hold, press i [Select App]

and select "Active Voice Call".

• To disconnect a call put on hold, activate it with the

above procedure and press p.

Answering Incoming Call Terminating

Current Call

Answer an incoming Voice Call, terminating the

current Voice Call.

aIncoming call y h [Function] y"End

Active Call & Answer"

A Voice Call termination screen appears and then

Talking screen for the incoming call appears.

Call Forwarding

Call Forwarding Service

When there is an incoming Voice Call while $★$

is displayed or FOMA handset is OFF, it is

automatically forwarded to a registered phone

number.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Call

Forwarding service are disabled.

• Forwarded to only a video-phone conforming to 3G-324M

if a video call comes in.

• The subscriber to Call Forwarding service is changed the

call cost for forwarding a call to a forwarding destination.

• This service is not available with some billing plans.

Basic Flow of Call Forwarding Service

Step 1:Register a phone number of forwarding

destination

Step 2:Set to activate the service

Step 3:Incoming call arrives

Step 4:Forward call to forwarding destination

• When you are in a service area or FOMA handset is ON

in Step 3, a ring tone sounds until Ringing Time set

elapses. When an incoming call is not answered while a

ring tone is sounding, it is forwarded to a forwarding

destination.

• When the call is forwarded in Step 4, it is recorded as a

missed call in Received Calls.

• Even with Call Forwarding service set to deactivate, an

incoming Voice Call can be manually forwarded to a

forwarding destination. →P66, P84

Using Call Forwarding Service

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Call

Forwarding" y Perform the following

operations

Activate

Enter between 0 - 120 seconds for the Ringing Time.

y "Number" y Enter a phone number of forwarding

destination y i [OK]

• To set to activate without changing settings of a forwarding

destination phone number already registered, press i

h [Start] and press h [Yes].

y "Ringing Time" y Use j to enter Ringing Time y h

[OK] y h [Start] y h [Yes]

Deactivate

y h [Yes]

y Enter forwarding destination phone number y i　

[Save] y "Register Number Only" / "Register and Activate"

• When "Register Forwarding Number" is selected, the phone

number is registered and operation ends.

y h [Start] y h [Yes]

Fwd Party Busy Setting

Set whether to connect to Voicemail Center when the forwarding

destination is busy.

y h [Yes]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Call Forwarding Intl

Operate the Call Forwarding service overseas. →P277

• The Ringing Time can also be entered using dial keys

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Forwarding number entry screen:

- Select in order of "Browse" y "Dialed Calls"/

"Received Calls"/"Phonebook" to select a phone

number from a call log or Contact to enter the phone

number.

- Select "Cancel" to cancel saving.

- Select "Editing Function" to edit text. →P260

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel saving.

• When there is an incoming call with this time set to 0

second, it is forwarded with no ringing operation carried

out and nothing recorded in Received Calls.

• When this time is shorter than that set for "Ring Delay",

the call is forwarded with no ringing operation carried

out.

Ringing Time

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• When this time is shorter than a response time set for

"Record Message", this service operates by priority.

• You can activate or deactivate the Call Forwarding

service, and configure the Forwarding Party Busy

Setting from the Function menu.

Setting to Enable/Disable Forwarding

Guidance

• This cannot be operated from a menu.

• For details, refer to "Network Service User's Guide".

aEnter "1429" y o

Subsequently, operate following the voice

guidance.

• Following the voice guidance, press 2 y 1 /

0 y #.

Nuisance Call Barring

Service

You can set to reject unwanted incoming calls

such as sales calls from registered phone

numbers. When there is an incoming call from

one of registered parties, a call rejection

guidance (voice/video) is played on the caller's

phone and the call is disconnected without

making ringing operation on your FOMA

handset.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Nuisance Call

Barring service are disabled.

• Up to 30 phone numbers can be registered.

• Incoming call from the rejected party is not recorded in

Received Calls.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Nuisance Call Barring" y Perform the

following operations

Set to reject the phone number of the last incoming call received

and you talked over.

y h [OK]

Delete Last Entry

Delete the last registered phone number.

y h [Yes]

Delete All Entries

Delete all registered phone numbers.

y h [Yes]

• When there is an incoming call from a party registered in

multiple network services including this service, this

service operates by priority. For details, refer to

"Network Service User's Guide".

• When 30 phone numbers have already been registered,

a confirmation screen appears asking whether to delete

the oldest phone number for new registration. Press

h [Yes] to register.

Specifying a Phone Number to Be

Rejected

• This cannot be operated from a menu.

• For details, refer to "Network Service User's Guide".

aEnter "144" y o

Subsequently, operate following the voice

guidance.

• Following a voice guidance, press 3 and enter a

phone number.

Caller ID Request

Caller ID Display Request

Service

You can set to reject an incoming call from a

caller sending no caller ID. When there is an

incoming call with no caller ID notified, a caller

ID requesting guidance (voice/video) is played

on the caller's phone and the call is

disconnected without making ringing operation

on your FOMA handset.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Caller ID

Display Request service are disabled.

• Incoming call from the rejected party is not recorded in

Received Calls.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Caller

ID Request" y Perform the following

operations

Activate

y h [Yes]

Deactivate

y h [Yes]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Status Request

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• When there is an incoming call from a party registered in

multiple network services including this service, this

service operates by priority. For details, refer to

"Network Service User's Guide".

• This service is applicable only to calls with "Private

Calling" set as a reason for hiding caller ID.

Dual Network

Dual Network Service

This service allows you to use your subscribed

FOMA handset phone number also for mova.

You can use this service, e.g., to switch to mova

for talking/communicating out of the FOMA

service area.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Dual Network

service are disabled.

• FOMA and mova cannot be used at the same time.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Dual

Network" y Perform the following

operations

Switch Network

Switch mova to FOMA to make FOMA handset available.

y h [Yes] y Enter a Network Security Code

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

• When switching from FOMA to mova, operate from a

mova handset.

• Switching the network during communication forcibly

terminates it.

Status Request

English Guidance

You can set to play voice guidance in English

individually for making or receiving calls. When

you set to play voice guidance in English for

making calls, voice guidance for setting various

network services such as Voicemail service is

also played in English.

■Outgoing calls (Guidance to yourself)

■Incoming calls (Guidance to the caller)

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of English

guidance are disabled.

• When the caller is using this service at the same time, the

caller's settings for making calls have precedence over the

receiver's settings for receiving calls.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Guidance Language" y Perform the

following operations

Incoming+Outgoing

Set voice guidance collectively for incoming and outgoing calls.

y Select language for incoming calls y h [Select] y

Select language for outgoing calls y h [Select]

Incoming Only

y Select language for incoming calls y h [Select]

Outgoing Only

y Select language for outgoing calls y h [Select]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Service Dial

You can easily make a call to DoCoMo

Information Center and contacts for inquiries

concerning malfunctions.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Service Dial

are disabled.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Service Dial" y Perform the following

operations

ドコモ総合案内・受付 (Information Center)

Make a call to DoCoMo Information Center or contacts.

ドコモ故障問合せ (Failure Inquiry)

Make a call to contacts for inquiries concerning malfunctions.

• Depending on your UIM, some items may be displayed

in different order or not displayed.

Switch Network

Language Description

Japanese Voice guidance is played in Japanese.

English Voice guidance is played in English.

Language Description

Japanese Voice guidance is played in Japanese.

Japanese+

English

Voice guidance is played in Japanese

and then in English.

English+

Japanese

Voice guidance is played in English and

then in Japanese.

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Incoming Call Mgmt

Selecting Reaction to

Incoming Call during a Call

When you have subscribed to Voicemail, Call

Waiting and/or Call Forwarding services, you

can set how to react to an incoming call during a

Voice Call, Video Call or 64K data

communication.

• To activate a selected operation, "In-call Arrival Act" must

be set to activate.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Incoming Call Mgmt" y Select

Incoming call management yh

(Select)

Answer Call : Make a reception operation. When

Voicemail, Call Waiting and/or Call

Forwarding services are set to

activate, their settings are used for

operation.

Send to Voicemail : Connect an incoming call arriving

during a call/communication to

Voicemail Center.

Forward Call : Forward an incoming call arriving

during a call/communication to a

forwarding destination.

Reject Call : Reject an incoming call arriving

during a call/communication.

Incoming Call Setting

You can set to activate/deactivate a reaction

selected from "In-call Arrival Act".

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Incoming Call

Setting are disabled.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Incoming Call Setting" y Perform the

following operations

Activate

y h [Yes]

Deactivate

y h [Yes]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Remote Control

Setting Remote Control

You can set to enable remote control of various

settings of Voicemail and/or Call Forwarding

services from other phones including public

phones.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Remote

Control settings are disabled.

• If you activate the remote control setting, you can change

settings of Voicemail Service and Call Forwarding Service

from overseas.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Remote Control" y Perform the

following operations

Activate

y h [Yes]

Deactivate

y h [Yes]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Multi Number

In addition to your My Number (Basic Number),

you can add and use up to 2 numbers:

Additional Numbers 1 and 2. You can select the

stored additional number from the function

menu when you make a call.

Registering Additional Number(s)

You can register or set name, number/ring tone

for additional numbers.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Multi

Number"

b"Basic Number"/"Additional Number 1"/

"Additional Number 2" y h [Function]

y "Edit"

Multi Number

screen

Screen to be

inserted

Continued on the next page

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• When "Basic Number" is

selected, only a name can be

registered.

cPerform the following operations

Name

• Enter a name of an additional number. Up to 20 full-/half-pitch

characters can be entered.

y Enter a name

Phone number

• Register an additional number. Up to 26 digits can be entered.

y Enter a number y i [OK]

Ringer ID

Set a ring tone to be emitted when there is an incoming call to a

registered additional number.

y Select a folder y c y Select ring tone/melody y c

• If you remove or replace the UIM, the information

(Name/Phone number/ring tone, etc.) stored in the

FOMA handset may be erased. In such a case, store it

again. (Checking the specifications)

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Multi Number screen:

- Select "View" to check the content of the selected

number.

- Select "Edit" to modify the selected number.

- Select "Set as Default" to set the selected number as

the number to be used normally.

Setting Default

You can set a registered additional number as a

phone number used for making ordinary calls.

aMulti Number screen (P251) y Select a

number y c y h [Yes]

Confirming Primary Number Settings

aMulti Number screen (P251) y "Multi

Number" y "Status Request"

Setting Dial Number for Each Call

aEnter a phone number

bh [Function] y "Multi Number" y

Select a dial number y h [Select]

co / c

■Making Video Call

Press t.

• When a dial number is selected, the phone number is

succeeded by "*590# (Basic Number)"/"*591#

(Additional Number 1)"/"*592 (Additional Number 2)".

• This function is not available if no additional number is

stored.

Additional Services (USSD registration)

Registering and Using

Service

When new network services are provided by

DoCoMo, you can register up to 10 new services

to FOMA handset.

Adding Service

"Service number (USSD)" informed from

DoCoMo.

• Special number is a number used to connect to Service

Center.

• Service number (USSD) is a code used to notify to Service

Center.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Additional Services"

b"New Service" y Perform the following

operations

Name

• Enter a service name. Up to 10 full-pitch or 20 half-pitch

characters can be entered.

y Enter a service name

Number

• Register Special number/Service number (USSD). Up to 20

digits can be entered.

y Enter Special number/Service number (USSD)

ch [Complete]

Edit screen

Screen to be

inserted

Additional

Services screen

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• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Number entry screen:

- Select in order of "Browse" y "Dialed Calls"/

"Received Calls"/"Phonebook" to select a phone

number from a call log or Contact to enter the phone

number.

- Select "Cancel" to cancel saving.

- Select "Editing function menu" to edit text. →P260

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel saving.

Function Menu on Additional Services Screen

aAdditional services screen (P252) y

h [Function] y Perform the following

operations

New

Go to Step 2 (P252) of "Adding Service".

Edit

Modify an added service. Go to Step 2 (P252) of "Adding

Service".

Delete

Delete a selected service.

y h [Yes]

Delete All

Delete all services added.

y h [Yes]

Executing Added Service

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Additional

Services are disabled.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Additional Services" y Select a service

y c y h [Yes]

Connect to Service Center.

Registering Additional Message

You can register up to 10 answer messages for

code (USSD) returned from Service Center when

an added service makes a connection to Service

Center with service code (USSD).

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Additional Msg"

■To check the added

Answer Message

Select an Answer Message

and press c. The detail

screen opens. You can

check the answer message

and the service code

(USSD).

b"[New Message]" y

Perform the following operations

Message

Up to 10 full-pitch or 20 half-pitch characters can be entered.

y Enter an answering message

USSD String

y Enter service code (USSD)

ch [Complete]

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the USSD entry screen:

- Select in order of "Browse" y "Dialed Calls"/

"Received Calls"/"Phonebook" to select a phone

number from a call log or Contact to enter the phone

number.

- Select "Cancel" to cancel saving.

Function Menu on Answering Message

Setup/Detailed Screen

aAnswering message screen (P261)/

Detailed screen y h [Function] y

Perform the following operations

New

Go to Step 2 (P253) of "Registering answering message".

Edit

Modify a registered answer message. Go to Step 2 (P253) of

"Registering answering message".

Delete

Delete a selected answering message.

y h [Yes]

Delete All

Delete all registered answering messages.

y h [Yes]

Number

USSD String

Additional Msg

screen

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Data Communication

Data Communication ................................................................................................256

Before Using..............................................................................................................257

Preparing for Data Communication ........................................................................258

AT Command.............................................................................................................258

For details of data communication, refer to "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF version) in

included CD-ROM.

To view "Manual for Data Communication" (PDF version), you must have Adobe Reader (Version 6.0

or up recommended).

When Adobe Reader is not installed in your PC, you can download it of the latest version from Adobe

Systems' web site (communication fee is charged). For details, visit Adobe Systems' web site.

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Data Communication XXXXX

Data Communication

When FOMA handset is connected to a PC, data

communication is enabled in 3 modes: packet

communication, 64K data communication and

data transfer (OBEX).

Data Communications Enabled from

FOMA Handset

■Packet communication

Communication mode charged depending on the

size of data sent and received. It allows data

communication at the maximum rate of 384kbps

for reception and 64Kbps for send.

To use packet communication, you must connect

FOMA handset to a PC with FOMA USB cable

(optional) or Bluetooth and use an access point of

DoCoMo internet connection service "mopera U"

or "mopera" compatible with FOMA packet

communication.

■64K data communication

Communication mode charged depending on

time of connection to network. It allows data

communication at the rate of 64Kbps.

To use 64K data communication, you must

connect FOMA handset to a PC with FOMA USB

cable or Bluetooth and use an access point of

DoCoMo internet connection service "mopera U"

or "mopera" compatible with FOMA 64K data

communication or an access point compatible

with ISDN synchronous 64K.

■Data transfer (OBEX)

Communication mode for sending or receiving

data using FOMA USB cable (optional), infrared

function or Bluetooth.

To transfer data between FOMA handsets and a

PC connected to each other with FOMA USB

cable or Bluetooth, you must install data link

software (P302) to the PC. To transfer data with

infrared or Bluetooth function, that function must

be installed in a PC or other devices used for

communication.

• Be careful that sending/receiving a large volume of data

with packet communication or long-time network

connection with 64K data communication will require a

high communication fee.

Connecting FOMA Handset to PC, etc.

For data communication, FOMA handset can be

connected to a PC, etc. in the following ways:

■Using FOMA USB cable (USB connection)

FOMA handset connected to a device such as a

PC with FOMA USB cable is available for all

communication modes (packet communication,

64K data communication and data transfer

(OBEX)).

• When using FOMA USB cable for connection, a

communication setup file (driver) must be installed. For

details on connection and each operation, refer to

"データ通信マニュアル (Data Communication

Manual)" (in PDF format).

• When using, set USB mode setup to "Data

Connection".

Using infrared function

■Using Bluetooth (Bluetooth connection)

Use of Bluetooth makes all communication

modes (packet communication, 64K data

communication and data transfer (OBEX))

available.

• When using Bluetooth for connection, use a standard

Bluetooth modem or a Bluetooth modem provided by

Bluetooth device manufacturers. For installation and

settings, contact manufacturers of your PC or

Bluetooth device.

■Using Infrared

Use of infrared function makes data transfer

(OBEX) available.

Data can be sent and received to/from a device

such as a PC with infrared function installed.

• Communicating →P223

Precautions for Use

■Usage fee of internet service provider

When using internet, you will be charged for

usage fee from internet service provider

(hereinafter, referred to as provider) connected.

This usage fee is to be paid directly to the

provider, independently of FOMA service usage

fee. For details of the usage fee, contact the

provider.

DoCoMo internet connection service "moperaU"

or "mopera" is available. "mopera U" is a charged

service requiring subscription. "mopera" is a

service free of charge requiring no subscription.

■Setting access point (provider, etc.)

Packet communication and 64K data

communication use different access points.

Packet communication requires to use an access

point compatible with packet communication and

64K data communication requires one compatible

with FOMA 64K data communication or ISDN

synchronous 64K.

• DoPa access points are not available.

• PHS64K/32K data communication access points for

PIAFS, etc. are not available.

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■User authentication for network access

Some access points may require user

authentication (ID and password) for connection.

In that case, enter ID and password for

connection using communication software (dial-

up network). ID and password are provided from

the provider or network administrator of the

access point. For details, contact the provider or

network administrator of the access point.

■Access authentication for using browser

When FirstPass (user certificate) is required for

access authentication using PC's browser, install

FirstPass PC software from included CD-ROM

and make necessary settings.

For details, see "FirstPassManual" (PDF format)

in included CD-ROM. To view "FirstPassManual"

(PDF version), you must have Adobe Reader

(Version 6.0 or up recommended). When Adobe

Reader is not installed in your PC, you can

download it of the latest version from Adobe

Systems' web site (communication fee is

charged). For details, visit Adobe Systems' web

site.

■Conditions for packet communication or 64K

data communication

Communication using FOMA handset requires

the conditions given below.

(Even with these conditions arranged,

communication may be disabled due to

congestion in the base station or under some

signal conditions.)

• FOMA USB cable must be available on the PC.

• For Bluetooth connection, a PC or another device must

be compatible with Dial-Up Networking Profile of

Bluetooth standard Ver.x.x.

• FOMA handset must be in FOMA service area.

• For packet communication, the access point must be

compatible with FOMA packet communication.

• For 64K data communication, the access pint must be

compatible with FOMA 64K data communication or

ISDN synchronous 64K.

■Terms of data communication

APN (Access Point Name)

Identification of access point for packet communication

(provider or LAN). Internet connection service "mopera U"

for FOMA is represented as "mopera.net" in APN.

cid (Context Identifier)

Registration No. for registering access point (APN) for

packet communication to FOMA handset. FOMA

handset allows to register xx APNs using cid's 1 to xx.

DNS (Domain Name System)

System for converting understandable domain names

such as "mopera.net" to numeric addresses managed

by computers.

OBEX (Object Exchange)

Communication protocol for file transfer defined by IrDA

(Infrared Data Association). Data such as phonebook,

schedule contents, images can be sent or received to/

from devices compatible with OBEX protocol.

QoS (Quality of Service)

Represents network service quality. FOMA handset

allows to specify data communication rate condition

(the actual rate varies depending on communication

conditions, etc.).

W-TCP

TCP parameter used for packet communication through

FOMA network to make the most of TCP/IP

transmission capability. To make the most of FOMA

handset communication performance, TCP parameter

optimization is necessary.

PC administrative right

Right allowed to access all of Windows XP and

Windows 2000 systems. Users without administrative

right is not allowed to install or uninstall communication

setup file (driver) or FOMA PC setup software.

Before Using

Operating Environment

PC's operating environmental conditions

required for data communication are given

below.

*: Equipments for memory/hard disk may vary depending on

PC system configuration.

• Data communication may be unavailable for some

operating environmental conditions. DoCoMo will not

accept inquires about or not guarantee operations under

operating environmental conditions not mentioned in

"Operating Environment".

• To perform data communication by connecting

DoCoMo's PDA "musea" or "sigmarion II", you have to

update "musea" or "sigmarion II". For details of updating,

etc., visit DoCoMo's web site.

• FOMA handset is not compatible with Remote Wakeup.

• FOMA handset does not support FAX communications.

Items Requirements

PC • PC-AT compatible machine enabled to

use CD-ROM drive

• USB port (Universal Serial Bus

Specification Rev1.1/2.0)

• Display with resolution 800 x 600 dots,

High Color (65,536 colors) or higher

recommended

• When performing communication via

Bluetooth connection

- Dial-up Networking Profile

compatible device that complies with

Bluetooth Standard Version X.X.

OS • Windows XP, Windows 2000

(Japanese version)

Memory • Windows XP: 128M bytes or more*

• Windows 2000: 64M bytes or more*

Hard disk • Empty space of 5M bytes or more*

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Preparing for Data

Communication

Flow for preparing for packet or 64K data

communication is as shown below. For details,

refer to "Manual for Data Communication (PDF

version)".

■Data Communication Software included in

"FOMA M702iG用 CD-ROM (CD-ROM for

FOMA M702i)"

M702iG Communication Setup File (driver)

This file is to be installed on a PC so that

communication or file exchange can be performed after

the FOMA handset and the PC are connected using the

FOMA USB cable.

FOMA PC Setup Software

This software is to be installed on a PC to quickly

configure settings of dial-up connection, etc. that is

required to perform data communication.

AT Command

AT command is used to make and confirm

function settings for FOMA handset from a PC.

For details, see "Manual for Data

Communication" (PDF version) in included CD-

ROM.

Connect FOMA

handset to PC using

FOMA USB cable

(optional)

Install

communication

setup file (driver)

Check for completion

of installation

Install FOMA PC

setup software and

set access point

Connect

Set access point

without using FOMA

PC setup software

Check modem

Connect FOMA

handset to PC using

Bluetooth

Communication by

USB connection

Communication by

Bluetooth connection

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Character Entry

Character Entry.........................................................................................................260

Entering Characters..................................................................................................260

Making Character Entry Settings<Entry Setup>....................................................262

Modifying/Registering Common Phrase<Edit Common Phrase>........................264

Cutting, Copying or Pasting Characters.................................................................264

Using Kuten Code for Entry<Kuten Code>.............................................................265

Registering Frequently Used Words<New Word Dictionary>...............................265

Initializing Learned Data<Reset Learned Data>.....................................................266

Using Downloaded Dictionaries<Download Dictionary>......................................266

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Character Entry

Character entry is required for various

operations such as registering phonebook or

creating mail. Learn about character entry to

take advantage of FOMA handset.

Character Entry Screen

Character entry screen displays the following

information:

aEntry mode

→P260

$★$: Hiragana

character

entry mode

$★$: Katakana

character

entry mode

$★$: Alphabetic

character entry mode

$★$: Numeric character entry mode

bFull/Half-pitch switch

$★$: Full-Pitch

$★$: Half-Pitch

cAvailable number of characters to be

entered/Available bytes to be entered

The number is reduced as you enter and

confirm characters.

dCursor

Indicates a position to enter a character. Blinks

in entry waiting state.

eConversion function

Conversion function displayed are words or

phrases predicted from characters entered or

those predicted to succeed entered characters.

They do not appear when "J Matching" or "J

Next Word" is "Off". →P263

• For the character entry screen that has a fixed number

of available characters regardless of full- or half-pitch

characters, the available number of characters reduces

by one after one character is entered and confirmed. For

the character entry screen that has a fixed number of

bytes, the available bytes reduces by two when a full-

pitch character is entered and reduces by one when a

half-pitch character is entered.

Switch Entry Mode

To change entry mode, press h [Function],

select "Entry Mode" and select an entry mode to

be used.

Entry modes and characters available are listed

below.

■Switching other entry method

Switching full-/half-pitch

Press and hold t (for 1+ seconds).

• Unavailable before characters are confirmed.

Switching upper-/lower-case

Upper-/lower-case mode is toggled each time t is

pressed after entering a character, such as an

alphabetic character or "つ", which is available in 2

modes.

• Unavailable after characters are confirmed.

■Operations using other than dial keys

i: Each press of this key switches the entry mode in

the order of "hiragana → katakana → Roman letters

→ numbers". Press this key while entered

characters are not confirmed to convert to katakana

and alphanumeric.

m: Each pressing changes the list screen in the order

of pictograph → emoticon → symbol.

o: Insert linefeed. Each press of this key while entered

characters are not confirmed returns to the

character displayed before the last key press.

o (for 1+ seconds)

: Enter a full-/half-pitch space (conforming to current

full-/half-pitch setting).

* (for 1+ seconds)

: Copy characters. →P265

Each press of this key while the entered character

has not been confirmed adds a "voiced sound

symbol → semivoiced sound symbol" (for available

characters only).

# (for 1+ seconds) : Paste characters.

Entering Characters

After entering some characters, you can select a

target word or phrase from conversion function

Available number of characters to be entered/Available

bytes to be entered

Character Entry

screen

Entry modes Characters that can be entered

Hiragana Hiragana characters (enabled to be

converted to Kanji, E-moji, emoticon,

numeric, full-pitch Katakana, or symbols)

E-moji E-moji

Emoticon Emoticon

Number Full-/half-pitch numeric characters

(enabled to enter some symbols)

Alphabet Full-/half-pitch alphabetic characters

(enabled to enter some symbols)

Katakana Full-/half-pitch Katakana (enabled to enter

some symbols)

Symbol Full-/half-pitch symbols

Kuten Code Hiragana, Kanji, full-pitch Katakana, full-

pitch numeric, full-pitch alphabetic,

symbols, etc.

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using prediction function. By repeating this

procedure, you can quickly enter text.

• For characters that can be entered with dial keys, see "Dial

key assignments" (P290).

Entering Kanji/Hiragana/Katakana (Full

Pitch)

<Example: Entering "定例会議" as a schedule

subject>

aCreate New Event screen (P229) y

"Subject"

Character entry screen appears.

bEnter "定例会議"

"て": Press 4 4 times

"い": Press 1 twice

"れ": Press 9 4 times

"い": Press 1 twice

"か": Press 2 once

"い": Press 1 twice

"ぎ": Press 2 twice y Press * once

• Words and/or phrases predicted from entered

characters appear as conversion function.

• Up to 20 characters can be converted at a time.

Move the cursor to a conversion option.

■When a target characters appear as a

conversion option during entry

Press d to move the cursor to the conversion

option and go to Step 4.

dSelect "定例会議" by a y h

[Confirm]

Selected characters are confirmed.

■When subsequent characters to be entered

are in a conversion option

Repeat Step 4 to enter characters.

eWhen conversion has completed

i [Cancel]

The conversion candidates disappear.

• Even with "J Matching" set to "On", no conversion

function may not appear when there are no prediction

function.

• Conversion function displayed may be different

depending on learned data (P266) and/or dictionaries

used.

• A complicated Kanji character may appear with its parts

deformed or omitted.

■Changing conversion range

When target characters do not

appear as a conversion option

after entering a long string, press

h [Convert] to convert

entered characters to conversion

function and s to change

conversion range.

Each pressing of s changes

the conversion range, displaying

conversion function for only

characters colored. When a

target conversion option

appears, press h [Confirm] to

confirm the characters.

■Converting while "J Matching" is "OFF"

Enter characters and press h [Convert]/j to

convert them to conversion function. To immediately

confirm, press h [Confirm]/c.

To change conversion function, press h [Confirm]/

j again. A conversion list appears. Select an option

by j and press h [Confirm]/c to confirm it.

■Converting characters being entered to

Katakana/alphabetic/numeric characters

While entering characters, press i [Kana-ei-su] to

display a conversion list, showing conversion function

of Katakana, alphabetic and/or numeric characters

related to dial keys pressed when entering characters.

■To confirm the entered characters without

converting

Enter characters and press c.

Modifying Characters

When incorrect characters are entered, they can

be deleted by C.

aMove cursor by a to the left of

character to be deleted y C

The character positioned at the right of the cursor

is deleted.

•C (for 1+ seconds): Delete all characters after the

cursor.

■Deleting all characters entered

Move cursor to the right of the last character

and press and hold C (for 1+ seconds).

• To restore the characters deleted by the preceding

operation, press h [Function] and select "Undo".

Function Menu on Character Entry Screen

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

Continued on the next page

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Copy Text

Copy characters. →P265

Cut Text

Cut characters. →P265

Copy All Text

Copy all characters entered. →P265

Cut All Text

Cut characters entered. →P265

Paste

Paste copied/cut characters. →P265

Undo

Restore characters cut or pasted or those deleted by pressing

Import

Enter a registered phone number by importing phonebook or

personal information.

Common Phrase

Enter a common phrase. →P262

Entry Mode

Switch the entry mode. →P260

Entry Setup

Make various settings related to character entry. →P262

English Functions

Set collectively "English Settings" of "Entry Setup" ON/OFF.

y "Turn On"/"Turn Off"

Entering Common Phrase

You can use common phrases saved in FOMA

handset for entry. There are 8 common phrase

folders, each containing 8 common phrases.

• Templates are not saved in "User Folder 1" or "User Folder

2" as default.

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y "Common Phrase"

Edit Common Phrase folder list screen appears.

bSelect a folder y c [Select] y Select a

common phrase y h [Select]

Entry confirmation screen appears.

• Entry confirmation screen shows the selected common

phrase.

ch [Select]

Enter a common phrase.

• Common phrases can be modified/registered. →P264

• Quick Note list →P294

Entering a Symbol

You can select and enter a symbol from a list.

Symbol list screen has 7 pages.

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y "Entry Mode" y "Symbol"

Symbol list screen appears.

bSelect a symbol y h [Confirm]

E-moji/emoticon are entered.

• You can also display E-moji list screen by pressing m

once or emoticon list screen by pressing m twice.

• Symbol/Special character list →P291

Entering E-moji/Emoticon

You can select and enter an E-moji/emoticon

from a list. Emoticon list screen has 3 pages.

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y "Entry Mode" y "E-moji"/

"Emoticon"

E-moji list screen/Emoticon list screen appears.

bSelect an E-moji/Emoticon y h

[Confirm]

E-moji or Emoticon is entered.

• You can also display E-moji or emoticon list screen by

pressing m once or twice, respectively, on character

entry screen.

• E-moji/Emoticon list →P293, P293

Entry Setup

Making Character Entry

Settings

Make various settings related to character entry.

Phonebook

My Personal Information

: Select a phonebook and press

h [Select]. When 2 or more

phone numbers have been

registered press s on a phone

number selection screen to

display a phone number to enter

before entering.

: Select "My Number" and press

h [Select]. When tow or more

phone numbers have been

registered, select a phone number

on My Number screen before

entering. (Checking

Specifications)

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Setting Japanese Prediction Function

You can set whether to use word completion

function and/or next word prediction function for

Japanese entry.

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y "Entry Setup"

b[Japanese Prediction] y Perform the

following operations

J Matching

You can set so that words and/or phrases predicted from

entered characters appear as conversion function.

y "On"/"Off"

J Next Word

You can set so that words and/or phrases predicted to succeed

confirmed characters appear as conversion function.

y "On"/"Off"

Setting English Entry and Prediction

Function

You can make various settings, e.g., inserting a

space after confirming alphabetic characters or

capitalize a heading alphabetic character. In

addition, you can also set whether to use word

completion function and/or next word prediction

function for English entry.

aEntry Setup screen (P263) y "English

Settings" y Perform the following

operations

Auto SPC Insert

Set whether to automatically insert a space when entered

alphabetic characters are confirmed.

y "On"/"Off"

Auto Cap

Set so that automatically capitalize the first alphabetic character

entered and/or the first alphabetic character entered after a

period.

y "On"/"Off"

E Matching

You can set so that words and/or phrases predicted from

entered characters appear as conversion function.

y "On"/"Off"

• This can be set to "Off" only when "J Next Word" is "Off".

E Next Word

You can set so that words and/or phrases predicted to succeed

confirmed alphabetic characters appear as conversion function.

y "On"/"Off"

Setting Characters to Be Fixed

Automatically

You can set so that characters entered in

Hiragana, Katakana or alphabetic entry mode are

automatically confirmed.

aEntry Setup screen (P263) y "Cursor

Timeout" y "Hira/Kata"/"English" y

Select setting y h [Select]

Off : Do not automatically confirm characters.

Short : Confirm characters in approximately 1 second

after entry.

Middle : Confirm characters in approximately 1.5

seconds after entry.

Long : Confirm characters in approximately 2 seconds

after entry.

Setting Full-/Half-pitch

You can set which of full-/half-pitch entry mode

to be used when displaying character entry

screen.

aEntry setup screen (P263) y "Pitch

Mode" y "Half"/"Full"

• You can also switch Full/Half by pressing and holding

t (for 1+ seconds) on character entry screen.

Setting Character Entry Mode

Default J Matching: On

J Next Word: On

Default

Auto SPC Insert: ON

Auto Cap: ON

E Matching: ON

E Next Word: ON

Entry Setup

screen

Default Hira/Kata: Off English: Off

Default Half

Default Hiragana

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Character Entry XXXXX

You can set entry mode used when displaying

character entry screen by selecting from

Hiragana, Alphabet or Katakana.

aEntry setup screen (P263) y "Default" y

"Hiragana"/"English"/"Katakana"

Edit Common Phrase

Modifying/Registering

Common Phrase

When frequently used greetings and/or phrases

are registered as common phrases, they can be

quickly called up and entered when entering

characters.

Registering Common Phrase

New common phrases registered can be saved

to "User Folder 1"/"User Folder 2". Each folder

can save up to 8 common phrases.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Text Entry" y "Edit

Common Phrase"

b"User Folder 1"/"User Folder 2" y "[New

Entry]"

cEnter a common phrase

The common phrase is registered.

• Up to 64 full-/half-pitch characters can be entered.

Modifying a Common Phrase

Preinstalled

When you have registered common phrases to

user folders, you can also modify them.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Text Entry" y "Edit

Common Phrase" y Select a folder y

h [Select]

bEnter a common phrase y c

Common phrase edit screen appears with the

selected common phrase entered.

cModify a common phrase y c

The common phrase is registered.

Common Phrase List Screen

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

New

common phrase".

Edit

Modify a common phrase currently selected. Go to Step 3

(P264) of "Modifying a common phrase preinstalled".

Delete

Delete a registered common phrase.

y h [Yes]

Reset to Default

You can initialize common phrases to the default settings.

y h [Yes]

Cutting, Copying or

Pasting Characters

You can copy or cut characters and paste them

to other locations and/or screen. Copied or cut

characters are saved in Clipboard and can be

pasted any number of times until FOMA handset

is turned OFF or new characters are copied or

cut.

Edit Common

Phrase folder list

screen

Screen to be

inserted

Common phrase

edit screen

Greeting List

screen

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Character Entry XXXXX

Copying/Cutting Characters

You can select a range of entered characters and

copy or cut them. In addition, all characters

entered can be copied or cut.

• Up to 10000 full-/half-pitch characters can be saved in

Clipboard.

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y "Copy Text"/"Cut Text"

■Copying/cutting all characters entered

Select "Copy All Text"/"Cut All Text". All

entered characters in the screen are copied or

cut and operation ends.

bMove cursor to the first character in the

range to be copied or cut by a y h

[Start]

cMove cursor to the last character in the

range to be copied or cut by a y h

[End]

Characters in the selected range are saved.

• When cut is carried out, characters in the selected

range disappear.

• You can also carry out copy by pressing and holding

* (for 1+ seconds) in the text entry screen.

• To undo character cut, press h [Function] and select

"Undo".

Pasting Characters

Paste copied/cut characters.

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y Move

cursor to pasting location by a

bh [Function] y "Paste"

• You can also carry out paste by pressing and holding

# (for 1+ seconds) in the text entry screen.

• To undo character paste, press h [Function] and

select "Undo".

Kuten Code

Using Kuten Code for Entry

You can enter 4-digit Kuten Code to enter

Hiragana, Kanji, full-pitch Katakana, full-pitch

numeric, full-pitch alphabetic, symbols, etc.

• For 4-digit Kuten Code, see "Kuten Code list" (P296).

aCharacter entry screen (P260) y h

[Function] y "Entry Mode" y "Kuten

Code"

bEntering Kuten code

Related characters are entered.

New Word Dictionary

Registering Frequently

Used Words

When frequently used words are registered in

New Word Dictionary, they appear as conversion

function when converting characters, allowing

quick entry. New Word Dictionary allows to

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Text Entry" y "New Word

Dictionary"

■To confirm selected word

Select one of registered

words and press c, then

New Word Screen detail

screen appears and you

can confirm registered

contents.

b"New Entry"

cEnter a word

• Up to 16 full-/half-pitch characters can be entered.

dEnter readings

The word is registered.

• Up to 16 full-pitch characters can be entered.

Function Menu on New Word Dictionary

Screen/ New Word Dictionary Detail Screen

aNew Word Dictionary screen (P265)/New

Word Dictionary detail screen y h

[Function] y Select one of the function

given below

Kuten Code entry

screen

New Word

Dictionary screen

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Character Entry XXXXX

New Entry

Go to Step 3 (P265) of "Registering Frequently Used Words".

Edit

Modify a registered word. Go to Step 3 (P265) of "Registering

Frequently Used Words".

Delete

y h [Yes]

Delete All

y h [Yes]

Reset Learned Data

Initializing Learned Data

Reset the learned data saved on the FOMA

handset and restore the default.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Text Entry" y "Reset

Learned Data" y h [Yes] / i [No]

■Learned Data

Learned data is data remembered from a log of

recorded characters entered and converted by selecting

from conversion candidates, or entered characters

confirmed by pressing c without conversion. The next

time you enter the same first character, the learned

word appears as the first conversion candidate.

• If you select a conversion candidate spelled in Roman

letters, the word is not recorded in learned data.

Download Dictionary

Using Downloaded

Dictionaries

You can enable downloaded dictionaries and set

them usable for character conversion. Up to 5

dictionaries can be enabled.

• Up to 10 dictionaries can be stored in the FOMA handset.

• When 2 or more dictionaries are enabled, you can

prioritize them used for conversion. →P266

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "General

Settings" y "Text Entry" y "Download

Dictionary"

bSelect a dictionary y c

The dictionary is enabled, and $★$ is displayed

on the left of the dictionary name.

■To disable the dictionary

Select a valid dictionary and press c. $★$

disappears.

Function Menu on Downloaded Dictionary

Screen

aDownloaded dictionary screen (P266) y

h [Function] y Perform the following

operations

Rename

• Modify name of a dictionary. Up to 10 full/half characters can

be entered.

y Modify a title y c

Details

Confirm detail information of the dictionary.

Priority

If you enable two or more dictionaries, set the priority for the

dictionaries.

y Select a dictionary y h [Move] y Move dictionary by

j y h [Insert] y i [Complete]

Delete

Delete a selected dictionary.

y h [Yes]

Delete All

Delete all dictionaries.

y h [Yes]

Downloaded

Dictionary screen

Screen to be

inserted

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Overseas Use

Overview of International Roaming (WORLD WING) .............................................268

Services Available Overseas.......................................................................................268

Checking before Using Overseas...............................................................................269

Making Calls Outside Japan........................................................................................271

Receiving Calls Outside Japan...................................................................................273

Setting Network Searching/Setting Type<Network Setup>.................................274

Setting Telecommunication Carrier to Be Connected by Priority

<My Network List> .......................................................................................................275

Emitting Notification Tone when Placed in Network Area<Service Tone> ......276

Starting Roaming Guidance<Roaming Guidance> ..............................................276

Setting to Accept No Incoming Calls during Roaming

<Call Barring - Roaming>...........................................................................................276

Using Network Services During Roaming................................................................276

268

Overseas Use XXXXX

Overview of International

Roaming (WORLD WING)

International roaming (WORLD WING) is a

service that allows to talk or make

communications over an affiliated overseas

carrier’s network using the same phone number

as that used domestically.

For details of the services available during

international roaming, refer to "International

Service Guide". And, in DoCoMo's international

service web site, you can see the latest

information on international services and

download the latest issue of "International

Service Guide".

Subscribing to WORLD WING

If you signed up for the FOMA service after

September 1, 2005, WORLD WING is available

without subscription procedures.

• If you signed up for the FOMA service before August 31,

2005 but have not signed up for WORLD WING, you need

to take separate subscription procedures for the first time

only.

• If you signed up for the FOMA service after September 1,

2005 but have applied not to use WORLD WING, you need

to take subscription procedures.

■From PC

My DoCoMo (https://www.mydocomo.com/) y

Various Procedures DoCoMo e-site (Japanese

only)

*"My DoCoMo ID" and "password" are required.

*This service may not be available depending on the

contents of the contract.

■By phone

Contact "DoCoMo Information Center" listed on

the back page of this manual for inquiries.

■At a DoCoMo shop

Contact a DoCoMo shop in your neighborhood.

■At a DoCoMo World Counter

You can make an application on the day when

leaving Japan.

DoCoMo World Counter Narita Terminal 1

: 4F, Central Building, Narita International Airport

Terminal 1

DoCoMo World Counter Narita Terminal. 2

: B1F, Main Building, Narita International Airport

Terminal 2

DoCoMo World Counter Kansai

: 4F Kansai International Airport Terminal Building

DoCoMo World Counter Central Japan

: 3F Central Japan International Airport Terminal

Building

"Business Center P@tio" Service Counter

*Procedures may take time. Please come to the service

counter with enough time.

*Refer to "International Service Guide" or visit DoCoMo

international service web site for business hours.

Services Available

Overseas

Communication services available vary

depending on overseas carriers and/or network

used. For details of communication services

available in international roaming, refer to

"International Service Guide" or DoCoMo web

site. →P268

Communication Services Available

Difference in Communication Services

among Networks

URL of DoCoMo's international service web

site

http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/world/

Services Description

Voice Calls Using the same phone number as that

used in Japan, you can make/receive

calls in a country you stay and make

international calls to countries other

than that you stay.

Video Calls You can connect Video Calls with users

of specific 3G mobile

telecommunication carriers overseas

and FOMA users in Japan.

i-mode You can use i-mode to acquire

information of Japan and the country

you stay.

i-mode mail Using the same mail address as that

used in Japan, you can send/receive

i-mode mail.

SMS You can send and receive SMS to/from

FOMA users in Japan and users of

overseas telecommunication carriers

other than DoCoMo. →P171

Data

Communication

You can connect PC or other devices to

use data communication (packet/circuit

switching).

Service

3G GSM GPRS

$★$ $★$ $★$

Voice Calls ○○○

Video Calls ○×*×*

i-mode ○×○

i-mode mail ○×○

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○： Available.

×：Unavailable.

①： Separate settings are required to use data

communications by circuit switching. For the settings,

see DoCoMo web site. →P268 (Checking

specifications)

②： Only data communication by packet communication is

available.

* : No reception operations are carried out for incoming

calls, if any. When a call is made, a redial confirmation

screen appears. Select "Reconnect as Voice Call" to

redial Voice Call. (Checking specifications)

■Network for overseas

*1: Regional standardization organization established for use

and development of common technology related to third

generation mobile telecommunication system (IMT-

2000).

*2: Allows packet communication with maximum rate

???kbps.

Checking before Using

Overseas

STEP1: Preparation before departure

STEP2: Using overseas

STEP3:

Handling after returning to Japan

Preparation before Departure

■Subscription

If you have not yet subscribed to WORLD WING

(P268), make a subscription.

• Install UIM subscribed to WORLD WING to FOMA

handset.

■Communication services, etc. in countries

and regions

For information such as countries, areas,

telecommunication carriers available, see

DoCoMo international service web site. →P268

■Battery charging

When charging the battery pack overseas, use

FOMA AC adapter available both in Japan and

overseas 01 (optional). If the countries and/or

regions you stay use service receptacles of

different type, obtain applicable conversion plug

adapters in electronics stores, overseas travel

good stores, etc.

• Do not charge the battery pack using a transformer for

overseas travel.

• Precautions about handling of AC adapter →P45

• Charging →P46

■Using i-mode and i-mode mail

You have to make "International Settings" in

advance. Select "i Menu" and select "English" →

"Function" → "International Settings" to display

setup screen.

• For details of settings, usage cost, etc., refer to "i-mode

User's Manual".

■Setting network services

You can activate or deactivate the subscribed

network services from overseas. The following

network services can be accessed:

• Caller ID Notification Service *1 *2

• Voicemail Service *1*3

• Call Forwarding Service*1*3

• Caller ID Display Request Service*1

• Call Waiting Service

• Guidance Language Service *1

• Nuisance Call Barring Service *1

• Roaming Settings (Roaming Guidance) *1

• Roaming Settings (Call Barring - Roaming)

*1: May not be activated in some service areas.

*2: Caller ID may not be sent correctly or be sent at all.

*3: To operate from overseas, you need to activate the

Remote Control (P251) while in Japan in advance.

■Convenient functions and services available

overseas

SMS ○○○

Data Communication ○①②

Network Description

3G This is a third generation mobile

communication method based on world

standard 3GPP (3rd Generation

Partnership Project)*1.

GSM Acronym of Global System for Mobile

Communications, the second

generation mobile communication

method of digital type which is most

popular in the world.

GPRS Acronym of General Packet Radio

Service, the 2.5th generation mobile

communication method allowing to use

high-speed packet communications

using GPRS*2 in the GSM

communication method.

Service

3G GSM GPRS

$★$ $★$ $★$

Functions and

services Description

Roaming

Guidance Intl

Reject reception during international

roaming.

Call Barring -

Roaming

The other party is notified with a voice

guidance that you are in international

roaming.

Calculator You can set Calculator Exchange Rate

for currency conversion.

World Clock You can confirm the date and time in 3

countries/regions.

Electronic

Dictionaries

You can look up words and phrases

using English-Japanese and Japanese-

English dictionaries.

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■

You are recommended to read the following

booklets:

• This manual contains quick manual "Overseas Use" that

can be used conveniently for referencing operations.

Please reference it when using FOMA handset

overseas.

Overseas Use

■Network switching

By default, a network available are automatically

searched for and set and no switching operation

is necessary.

■Display on screen

With icons appearing in the

top of the screen, you can

confirm whether talking and/

communications are

available. The following icons

show network communication

types:

When Your Mobile Phone Is Lost or Stolen,

etc. While Overseas

<DoCoMo Information Center> (24-hour service)

■Universal number

−800−0120−0151

* Communication charges to your country of stay will

apply.

■If the above universal number is not available

−81−3−5366−3114

* Communication charges to Japan will apply.

When Your Mobile Phone Is Not Working

Properly

(24-hour service)

■Universal number

−800−5931−8600

* Communication charges to your country of stay may

apply.

■If the above universal number is not available:

−81−3−6718−1414

* Communication charges to Japan will apply.

■International phone code for universal

numbers (Table 1)

* Codes may be changed.

* For other Country Codes and details, see DoCoMo

international service web site. →P268

■Major international access code (Table 2)

Title Description

i-mode User's

Manual

Describes how to use i-mode and

i-mode mail overseas and their fees,

etc.

International

Service Guide

Describes details of international

roaming service including contents of

the service, usage fee, precautions.

Network Services

Operation Guide

Describes contents, settings,

precautions, etc., of the network

services.

Icons Description

$★$ Connected to 3G network

$★$ Connected to GSM network

$★$ Connected to GPRS network

International Prefix number for the universal

number (Table 1)

International call access code of your country of

stay (Table 2)

For inquiries about lost or handset or charges

or failure of handset outside Japan, contact

the numbers listed in "For Lost or Stolen

Handset or Charges from overseas" or "About

Failure".

Area Code Area Code

Argentina 00 Luxemburg 00

Australia 0011 Malaysia 00

Austria 00 Netherlands 00

Belgium 00 New Zealand 00

Brazil 0021 Norway 00

Canada 011 Philippines 00

China 00 Singapore 001

Columbia 009 South Korea 001

Denmark 00 Spain 00

Finland 990 Sweden 00

France 00 Switzerland 00

Germany 00 Taiwan 00

Hong Kong 001 Thailand 001

Ireland 00 U.K. 00

Israel 014 U.S.A. 011

Italy 00

Area Code Area Code

Australia 0011 Macao 00

Belgium 00 Malaysia 00

International Prefix number for the universal

number (Table 1)

International call access code of your country of

stay (Table 2)

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* Codes may be changed.

* For other Country Codes and details, see DoCoMo

international service web site. →P268

Call/Communication Charges While Overseas

Main differences from call/communication

charges while in Japan are as follows.

■Charges will be incurred when receiving a call

International forwarding charges will be incurred

when you receive a call. Receiving charges will

be also incurred in some countries and regions.

■Charges may be incurred when you cannot

contact

In some local roaming operators, call/

communication charges may be incurred even

when you cannot contact the other party due to

communication conditions.

■Charges may be incurred even if making a

toll-free call

Even if you make a collect call, toll-free call, credit

card call, or prepaid card call, domestic

communication charges may be incurred

depending upon the local roaming operators.

■Charging system of packet communication is

different

Note that the packet communication charges are

different from domestic one in charging system;

e.g. a minimum charge (\50 or \100: depending

upon the operator) will apply for each

communication.

■Billing of charges

Overseas charges are billed with your monthly

charge. Note that they may appear on a billing

invoice of the next month or later due to the

situation of the operator of your country of stay.

Also note that the billing invoice for charges in the

same charging period may be sent to you in a

different month.

Handling after Returning to Japan

When you have returned to Japan, FOMA

handset is automatically connected to FOMA

network and $★$ appears.

• When FOMA network is not connected, check whether

"Band

" of "Network Setup" is set to "Auto" and "Type"

"Auto".

Making Calls Outside Japan

When you and a party you are going to make a

call to are using a telecommunication carrier

applicable to FOMA Video Calls, international

Video Calls are also available.

• For information such as countries/areas,

telecommunication carriers available, see DoCoMo

international service web site. →P268

• Depending on the handset connected via an international

Video Call, the other party's image displayed on FOMA

handset may be unclear or connection may be disabled.

Making an International Call (Including

to Japan)

Make a call prefixing "+" and a country code to a

receiver's phone number.

• "+" can be entered by pressing and holding 0 for 1+

seconds.

a0 (for 1+ seconds) y Enter "Country

code - Area code - receiver's phone

number"

• When an Area code begins with "0", omit it (some

countries and/or regions including Italy require "0").

• When making a call to a mobile phone or PHS in Japan,

also omit leading "0".

• Country code →P272

bo/c

■Making Video Call

Press t.

Brazil 0041 Monaco 00

0021 Netherlands 00

0023 New Zealand 00

Canada 011 Norway 00

China 00 Philippines 00

Czech 00 Poland 00

Denmark 00 Portugal 00

Finland 00 Russia 810

990 Singapore 001

France 00 South Korea 001

Germany 00 Spain 00

Greece 00 Sweden 00

Hong Kong 001 Switzerland 00

Hungary 00 Taiwan 002

India 00 Thailand 001

Indonesia 001 Turkey 00

Ireland 00 U.A.E. 00

Italy 00 U.K. 00

Luxemburg 00 U.S.A. 001

Vietnam 00

Area Code Area Code

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Making a Call Easily to Japan

Similarly in Japan, you can make a call to Japan

simply by entering a phone number beginning

with "0"; leading "0" is automatically replaced

with "+ Country code (+81)". (Checking

specifications)

• Before operation, set "Auto-Assist Settings" of "Country

Code" to "ON". →P273

• "+81" (Country Code of Japan) is set by default. →P273

aEnter "Area code - other party's phone

number"

• Do not omit leading "0".

bo/c

Outgoing call confirmation screen appears.

• This screen shows a phone number prefixed with "+

Country code". (Checking the specification)

■Making Video Call

Press t.

ch [Yes]

• This is available only out of the service area (during

international roaming).

• When "+" is entered at the beginning of a phone number,

"0" is not converted to Country Code.

Making an International Call (Including to

Japan) Using Function Menu

From function menu, you can select and add

Country Code to an entered phone number.

aEnter "Area code - other party's phone

number"

bh [Function] y "Add Country Code"

y Select Country Code y h [Select]

"+ Country Code" is added to the beginning of an

entered phone number.

• When an entered phone number begins with "0", it is

deleted and "+ Country Code" is added.

co/c

■Making Video Call

Press t.

• Country Codes of 55 countries are registered by default.

Country Codes can be added. →P273

■Major Country Codes

* Codes may be changed.

* For other Country Codes and details, see DoCoMo

international service web site. →P268

Making Call inside a Country You Stay

Make a call by dialing a receiver's phone number

from Area Code (Toll Number).

• If the other party you are calling is in the middle of

international roaming, make a call in the same way as

described in "Making a call to a country outside your

country of stay (including Japan)" even in the same

country/region.

Area Code Area Code

Australia 61 Maldives 960

Austria 43 Netherlands 31

Belgium 32 New Caledonia 687

Brazil 55 New Zealand 64

Canada 1 Norway 47

China 86 Peru 51

Czech 420 Philippines 63

Egypt 20 Russia 7

Fiji 679 Singapore 65

Finland 358 South Korea 82

France 33 Spain 34

Germany 49 Sweden 46

Greece 30 Switzerland 41

Hong Kong 852 Tahiti 689

Hungary 36 Taiwan 886

India 91 Thailand 66

Indonesia 62 Turkey 90

Italy 39 U.K. 44

Japan 81 U.S.A. 1

Macao 853 Vietnam 84

Malaysia 60

The "International video call" can be used by

pressing t after the international call

dialing procedure to make a call if you and

the other party you are making a video call to

use operators supporting the FOMA video-

phone.

･Visit the DoCoMo web site for information

about accessible countries and operators,

etc.

･The other party's image displayed on the

FOMA handset may be disordered or you

may not be able to be connected depending

on the handset of the party you are making

an international video call to.

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Setting to Simply Make a Call

Setting Auto Assist of Country Code

Set whether to automatically replace leading "0",

if entered, of a phone number with "+ Country

Code" during international roaming. In addition,

you can specify Country Code to be

automatically added.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "In-Call Setup" y

"Intl Dial Settings" y "Country Code" y

"Auto-Assist Settings" y Perform the

following operations

Auto Assist

y "On"/"Off"

Country Code

y Select Country Code y h [Select]

• You can save a country code using "Country Code List".

Registering Country Code

Up to 66 Country Codes can be registered.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "In-Call Setup" y

"Intl Dial Settings " y "Country Code" y

"Country Code List"

•c: Confirm registration of

selected Country Code.

b"New" y Select one of function given

below

Name

• Enter a name of Country Code. Up to ●● full-pitch or ●●

half-pitch characters can be entered.

y Enter a name y i [OK]

Country Code

Up to xx digits can be entered.

y Enter Country Code y i [OK]

ch [Complete]

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Name entry screen/Country code entry

screen:

- Select "Editing function" to edit text. →P261

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel saving.

Function Menu on Country Code Screen

aCountry Code screen (P273) y h

[Function] y Perform the following

operations

Edit

Modify selected Country Code. Go to Step 2 (P273) of

"Registering Country Code".

Delete

Delete selected Country Code.

New

Go to Step 2 (P273) of "Registering Country Code".

Receiving Calls Outside

Japan

aThere is an incoming call

Ring tone sounds and

reception lamp flashes.

•/

NM: Stop ring tone and/or

vibration.

bo/i [Answer]

Answer the call.

■To answer a video call using the Camera

image

Press t/o.

■To answer a video call using the Alternate

image

Press i [Alternate image].

cWhen talking is over, p

• In some countries or regions, you may be charged also

for incoming calls. In that case, you are charged for both

the international forwarding and reception fees.

• No or different caller ID may be notified for some

telecommunication carriers used.

Default Auto Assist: Off Country Code: Japan

Country Code

List screen

Screen to be

inserted

Incoming call

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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• When there is an incoming call during international

roaming, international forwarding from Japan occurs.

The caller is charged for the call fee to Japan and the

receiver is charged for international forwarding fee.

■

Making call to your FOMA handset from

Japan

You can be called at your phone number in the same

way as when you are in Japan.

■

Making call to your FOMA handset from

outside Japan

You are called via Japan regardless of the place you

stay. Similarly to making an international call to Japan,

you can be called in the way described below.

Making a call by entering "International Access

Code of originating country - 81*1 - your phone

number with leading "0" omitted*2"

*1: Enter Country Code of Japan.

*2: Enter "90-XXXX-XXXX" when the number begins with

"090" or "80-XXXX-XXXX" when it begins with "090".

When a Call Is Interrupted

A Call Cannot Be Made or Received/Stays Out of

the Service Area/Power Cannot Be Turned On

If a call cannot be made or received, the radio

wave reception level stays out of the service

area, or power cannot be turned on, the

following situation is supposed;

• The received radio wave is weak or you are out the service

area

• Malfunction of the local switchboard or the base station, or

temporary circuit congestion

• Wrong operation of the FOMA handset

• Others

Visit the DoCoMo international web site for the

latest area and interruption information, etc.

→PXX

Upon confirming the operation method, try the

following;

• If you are indoor, check to see if the condition is the same

outdoor, too.

• Check to see if your monthly charge does not exceed the

credit limit.

• Turn on the power again.

• Manually select the operator to connect. →PXX

Contact the Network Technical Operation Center

(PXX) if the condition does not recover after

checking the above.

Credit Limit (Service Suspension Standard)

• The credit limit is provided for WORLD WING. If we have

confirmed that your monthly charge has exceeded the

credit limit, this service will be suspended until the end of

the corresponding month.

• The accumulated charge is the amount before applying

free communications fee.

• The Credit limit includes call/communications fee and

received call fee for overseas roaming, digital

communications fee such as video calls and received call

fee, packet communications fee and SMS

communications fee. Note that since the international

forwarding fee and any fee whose data have not been

received by us from the operator of your country of stay are

not included, the billing amount may exceed the credit

limit. In that case, you must pay your monthly charge for

this service used before suspended.

• When payment of your monthly charge is confirmed,

suspension of the WORLD WING service will be lifted

(After the payment, it may take some time before the

suspension of the service is lifted). You can make a

payment by credit card settlement (1 time payment only)

from overseas.

• Contact DoCoMo Information Center (PXX) for details.

Network Setup

Setting Network Searching/

Setting Type

Operations of FOMA handset for searching or

setting network can be set. You can specify a

communication type of network to be searched

and set whether to automatically or manually

make settings of a detected network. In addition,

frequency of network search can be set.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "Network" y

"Network Setup"

bPerform the following operations

Band

Specify a communication type of network to be searched.

Type

Set a setting type of detected network.

Default Band: Auto Type: Auto

Speed: Medium

Automatic

GSM 900/1800

GSM 1900

: Detect all networks available regardless of

communication types.

: Search only 3G networks.

: Search only GSM networks with 900/

1800MHz frequency band.

: Search only GSM networks with 1900MHz

frequency band.

Automatic

Manual

: Automatically set a detected network.

: Manually set a detected network.

Network Setup

screen

Screen to be

inserted

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Speed

y Select search frequency y h [Select]

ch [Complete]

Searching Again Network to Be

Connected

You can search again network and switch it

when network automatic searching and/or

setting is not appropriately carried out or when

you want to use another telecommunication

carrier's network.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "Network" y

"New Network"

Start network searching.

• When "Type" is set to "Automatic", an appropriate

network, when detected, is automatically set.

• When "Type" is set to "Manual", appropriate networks,

when detected, are listed. Go to Step 2.

bSelect network y h [Register]

The network is set.

■Confirming details of network

Select a network and press c.

Network detail screen appears allowing to

confirm network code.

• When an appropriate network is not connected, change

"Type" to "Manual", search network again and manually

select target network.

• On network detail screen, press h [Function] and

select "Copy All" to copy all character information on

network detail screen.

My Network List

Setting Telecommunication

Carrier to Be Connected by

Priority

You can register Up to 34 networks to be

searched and set by priority by FOMA handset.

You can also set priority levels of networks

registered. (Checking specifications)

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "Network" y "My

Network List"

The My Network List appears.

• Networks with high priority levels appear in the upper

part of the list.

■Confirming details of network

Select a network and press c. Network detail

screen appears allowing to confirm network

code.

b"[Add Network]"

The Priority Network ID screen appears.

cEnter network code y i [OK]

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Priority network ID screen:

- Select "Editing Function" to edit text. →P261

- Select in order of "Browse" y "Available Networks"/

"Known Networks" to select and register a network

from a list of available networks or pre-registered

networks.

- Select "Cancel Entry" to cancel saving.

Function Menu on My Network List Screen/

Network Detail Screen

aMy Network List screen/Network detail

screen y h [Function] y Select one of

the function given below

Insert

Above a selected network, register and insert a network. Go to

Step 3 (P275) of "Registering telecommunication carrier to be

connected by priority".

Edit

Modify selected network. Go to Step 3 (P275) of "Registering

telecommunication carrier to be connected by priority".

Delete

Delete a selected network.

y h [Yes]

Copy All Text

Copy all text data on the network detail screen.

Searching and Registering

Telecommunication Carriers Available

You can search networks available in a country

or region you are using FOMA handset and add

detected networks to Avail. Networks or My

Network List.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "Network" y

"Available Networks"

Network searching starts and a list of detected

networks appear.

■Confirming details of network

Select a network and press c.

Network detail screen appears allowing to

confirm network code.

Continued on the next page

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bh [Register] y "Register Now"/"Add

to List"

• Select "Register Now" to register the network to My

Network List.

• Select "Add to List" to register the network to Avail.

Networks.

• Networks registered to Avail. Networks can be

referenced when registering a network from My Network

List.

• The following operations are available by pressing h

[Function] on the Network detail screen:

- Select "Add to List" to register as an available

network.

- Select "Copy All Text" to copy all text data on the

Network detail screen.

Service Tone

Emitting Notification Tone

when Placed in Network

Area

You can set so that, when you moves inside a

network area from outside, you are notified of it

with a notification tone.

ac y $★$ (Settings) y "Network" y

"Service Tone" y "On"/"Off"

Roaming Guidance

Starting Roaming

Guidance

Before you leave Japan, you can set so that a

caller who makes a call to you during

international roaming will be notified of it with a

voice guidance.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations for setting

Roaming Guidance are disabled.

• You can also operate Roaming Guidance settings

overseas. →P277

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Roaming Guidance" y Perform the

following operations

Activate

y h [Yes]

Deactivate

y h [Yes]

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Roaming Guidance Intl

Operate Roaming Guidance overseas. →P277

Call Barring - Roaming

Setting to Accept No

Incoming Calls during

Roaming

You can set so that incoming calls, mails, etc.,

are all restricted during roaming. You can also

set to restrict only incoming Video Calls.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Call

Barring - Roaming" y Perform the

following operations

Activate - All Calls

Restrict all incoming calls.

y h [Yes] y Enter a Network Security Code

Activate - Data Only

Restrict only incoming Video Calls.

y h [Yes] y Enter a Network Security Code

Deactivate

y h [Yes] y Enter a Network Security Code

Status Request

Confirm the current settings.

Using Network Services

During Roaming

You can use network services of Voicemail

service, Call Forwarding service and Roaming

Guidance settings overseas.

• In order to use Voicemail and/or Call Forwarding service,

you have to subscribe to the service(s) and set "Remote

Control" to activate in advance in Japan.

• You will be charged for international call fee of the country

you stay when these services are operated overseas.

• These services may not be operable in some countries.

Voicemail Intl

Operating Voicemail Service Overseas

You can set to activate/deactivate Voicemail

service overseas. You can also replay recorded

voice messages and change the settings

following a voice guidance.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Voicemail Intl

are disabled.

Default On

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ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Voicemail" y "Voicemail Intl"

bPerform the following operations

Play Messages

Replays a voice message.

Activate

Set to activate Voicemail service.

Deactivate

Set to deactivate Voicemail service.

Voicemail Settings

Change the settings following a voice guidance.

cOperate according to voice guidance

Call Forwarding Intl

Operating Call Forwarding Service

Overseas

You can set to activate/deactivate Call

Forwarding service overseas.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations of Call

Forwarding service are disabled.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y "Call

Forwarding" y "Call Forwarding Intl"

bPerform the following operations

Activate Forwarding

Set to activate Call Forwarding service.

Deactivate Forwarding

Set to deactivate Call Forwarding service.

cOperate according to voice guidance

Roaming Guidance Intl

Operating Roaming Guidance

Overseas

You can set to activate/deactivate Roaming

Guidance overseas.

• While $★$ is being displayed, operations for Roaming

Guidance Intl are disabled.

ac y $★$ (Network Services) y

"Roaming Guidance" y "Roaming

Guidance Intl"

bOperate according to voice guidance

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