Motorola Mobility T6EY1 GSM Transceiver with WLAN and Bluetooth User Manual Exhibit 8B Users Manual

Motorola Mobility LLC GSM Transceiver with WLAN and Bluetooth Exhibit 8B Users Manual

Exhibit 8B Users Manual

APPLICANT: MOTOROLA, INC. FCC ID: IHDT6EY1

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

A preliminary draft copy of the Users Manual follows in four parts (Exhibit 8A through Exhibit 8D):

EXHIBIT 8B

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Tone/Screen/Light Settings

Changing Ring Tones <Tone Settings>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Adjusting the Volume for Ring Tones <Adjust Volume> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

Vibrating Your FOMA Handset for Incoming Calls or Alarm <Vibrator> . . . 124

Setting Keypad Tones <Keypad Tones> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

Sounding the Audible Timer during a Call <Audible Timer>. . . . . . . . . . . . . 126

Muting Sounds Made by Your FOMA Handset <Manner Mode> . . . . . . . . . . 126

Personalizing Manner Mode <Original Manner Mode> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Personalizing Home Screen <Home Screen>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Adjusting the Screen Brightness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Adjusting the Touch Screen Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Displaying Call Duration <Call tracking> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Setting the Power Saving Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132

Switching the Application Launcher View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

Changing the Phone Number Entry Screen Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135

Setting Display for Numerical Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136

Zooming in/out the Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137

Setting the Time and Date <Clock Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138

1Tone Settings

1Screen/Light Settings

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Tone Settings

Changing Ring Tones

You can set ring tones for incoming voice/video calls and email messages.

• You can also set ring tones individually for incoming calls/messages from contacts stored in FOMA handset

(Handset) Contact.3 P102

Setting Ring Tones for Calls

You can select a ring tone type for incoming voice/video calls as well as for new voicemails.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Tones

on the Menu bar

bTap the field to set and select the ring tone

• Tap $$ to hear the selected ring tone.

cTap [Done]

The ring tone is set.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the ring tone setting.

NOTE

• When an incoming voice/video call is received from a caller stored in FOMA handset (Handset Contacts),

the ring tone assigned to the contact rings. However, if the caller does not send the Caller ID, the ring tone

assigned in this section rings instead.

• When you set Alert Mode to other than Audio, no ring tone rings.

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Voice call : Select a ring tone for incoming voice calls.

Video call : Select a ring tone for incoming video calls.

Voicemail : Select a ring tone when new voice message is

recorded.

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Setting Ring Tones for Email

You can select a type of ring tone for incoming SMS/email messages.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Edit y Preferences

on the Menu bar

bTap the field to set and select the ring tone

• Tap $$ to hear the selected ring tone.

cTap [Done]

The ring tone for incoming messages is set.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the ring tone setting.

NOTE

• When an incoming email/SMS message is received from a caller stored in Contacts (FOMA handset), the

ring tone assigned to the contact rings.

• When you set Alert Mode to other than Audio, no ring tone rings.

Ring Tone List

In your FOMA handset, the following ring tones for incoming calls/messages are preinstalled.

• You can install new ring tones for incoming calls/messages.

• File names that are too long to display end in "...".

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(Your subscribed email account ID)

: Select a ring tone for incoming email messages.

SMS : Select a ring tone for incoming SMS messages.

• If you have stored multiple email accounts, all account IDs are

displayed.

1812_Overture.mid Interlude.mid

Alert.mid Mandolin_Concerto.mid

Also_Sprach_Zarathustra.mid Moonlight_Sonata.mid

Bells.mid Polonaise_in_A_Flat.mid

Big_Brass.mid Provincial.mid

Bits_n_Bytes.mid Random.mid

Blues.mid Rondo_ala_Turca.mid

Boogie_Swing.mid Snaggle.mid

Clair_de_Lune.mp3 Sonata_in_C.mid

Cosmic.mid Standard.mid

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Installing Melodies as Ring Tones

To set downloaded melodies as ring tones for incoming calls/messages, you need to store the

melodies in Ringtune Manager as ring tones.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap General tab

y Ringtune Manager tab on the Control panel screen

bTap [Install]

cTap the melody to store

The melody is selected.

• Tap Folder to select a folder.

• Tap a melody 3 $$ to hear the selected melody. Tap $$ to stop.

dTap [Select]

The melody is stored.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel storing.

Cumparsita.mid Symphony_in_G_Minor.mid

Ding.mid The_Islands.mp3

Door_Bell.mid Triads.mid

Flight_of_Bumblebee.mid Up_and_Down.mid

Harmonics.mid Wind_Chimes.mid

Ring tone

Ringtune Manager

screen

File size

Available space

Displays the name of the melody folder.

Displays melodies available for ring tones.

• Tap [Send] to send the ring tone via email or Bluetooth.

3 P235, P261, P384

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Deleting Ring Tones

You can delete a ring tone.

aTap the ring tone y [Delete] on the Ringtune Manager screen

bTap [Yes]

Deletes the selected ring tone.

• Tap [No] to cancel deleting.

Muting Ring Tones

When you set Alert Mode to Silent, your FOMA handset makes no ring tones for incoming calls/

messages.

aTap $$ on the Status bar, and tap $$ of Silent on the Alert mode

screen

The Alert Mode is set to Silent and $$ is displayed on the Status bar.

• Tap $$ of Vibrator to vibrate the FOMA handset for incoming calls/messages as you tap

$$ of Audio to ring the ring tones.

Adjust Volume

Adjusting the Volume for Ring Tones

You can adjust the volume of ring tones for incoming calls/messages to any of 8 levels.

You can also set the volume to silent mode.

• How to operate 3 P124

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aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab y Sound tab on the Control panel screen

bTap Ringer and select the volume

• You can select from 0 (Silent) to 8 (Maximum).

cTap [Done]

The ring tone volume is set.

Vibrator

Vibrating Your FOMA Handset for Incoming Calls or Alarm

When you set Alert Mode to Vibrate, your FOMA handset vibrates to indicate incoming calls/

messages.

• Do not leave your FOMA handset on the desk when the vibrator is set. The FOMA handset may fall off when

it vibrates.

aTap $$ on the Status bar, and tap $$ of Vibrate on the Alert mode

screen

The Alert Mode is set to Vibrate, and $$ is displayed on the Status bar.

• Tap $$ of Silent to mute the FOMA handset for incoming calls/messages as you tap $$

of Audio to ring the ring tones.

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Setting a Vibrate Pattern

You can select from the different vibrate patterns provided.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the General

tab y Ringtune Manager tab on the Control panel screen, and then

on the Ringtune Manager screen, tap the Vibrate tab

bTap the vibrate pattern to use

• Tap the vibrate pattern and tap $$ to test the pattern. Tap $$ to stop vibration.

cTap [Done]

• The vibrate pattern is set.

Keypad Tones

Setting Keypad Tones

You can select keypad sound in the Phone number entry screen.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Tones

on the Menu bar

bTap $$ of the sound to set on the Keypad tones

cTap [Done]

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Normal: Normal keypad tone.

Beep : Beep tone.

Silent : Keypad tone is muted.

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The keypad tone is set.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the keypad tone setting.

Audible Timer

Sounding the Audible Timer during a Call

You can set your FOMA handset to alert you with the Audible timer when the set time has

elapsed during a call. You can also use the repetitive alarm function.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Call

tracking on the Menu bar

bTap Audible timer and select the time

• Tap [OFF] to mute the Audible timer.

cTap $$ of Repetitive

• If you do not tap $$, the alarm plays only once at a set time.

dTap [Done]

The Audible timer is set.

Manner Mode

Muting Sounds Made by Your FOMA Handset

You can set this function to avoid disturbing people around you by muting the sounds made by

your FOMA handset such as ring tones, keypad tones and tap tones.

• You can customize operations during Manner Mode. 3 P129

aPress b for 1+ seconds in idle state

The Manner Mode is set.

• $$ is displayed on the Status bar.

1To cancel Manner Mode

Press b for 1+ seconds in idle state

The Manner Mode is canceled and $$ is displayed on the Status bar.

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Audible Timer : Sets the time to play the Audible timer.

Repetitive : Plays the repetitive alarm for all recurring times

you set.

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Original Manner Mode

Personalizing Manner Mode

You can customize operations while Manner Mode is set.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab y Manner Mode tab on the Control panel screen

bTap $$ of the item to set

cTap [Done]

The operations during Manner Mode are set.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the settings.

Home Screen

Personalizing Home Screen

You can customize the display of the Home screen to show new messages and application

shortcuts. To view the Home screen, tap $$ on the Application Selector bar.

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Mute Ring tone : Disables ring tones.

Mute Vibrator : Disables the vibrator.

Increase Microphone gain: Sensitizes the microphone so that

the other party can hear you easily

even when you talk in a small

voice.

Mute Keypad tones : Disables keypad tones.

Mute Low Battery alert : Disables the low battery alert.

Wallpaper

Home screen

Calendar

Time

Message Area

Application Shortcuts

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Setting Message Area View

You can display information you want in your Message Area such as the number of new

messages and tasks you have in the To do list 3 P42

aTap Home y Preferences on the Menu bar on the Home screen

bTap $$ of the item to set

cTap [Done]

The Message Area in the Home screen shows the items you set.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the settings

NOTE

• Tap an item on the Message Area on the Home screen to activate the corresponding application.

Setting Applications to Shortcut Key

You can set your favorite applications to the shortcut keys on the Home screen.

aTap Home y Preferences on the Menu bar on the Home screen, and

tap the Application tab on the Preferences screen

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Email : Shows the number of unread Email messages.

Voice : Shows the number of new voice messages.

SMS : Shows the number of unread SMS messages.

Calendar : Shows the number of appointments of the day.

To do list : Shows the number of active tasks in your To do

list.

• How to operate 3 P129

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Application 1 : Creates a shortcut to an application on the left

icon.

Application 2 : Creates a shortcut to an application on the

middle icon.

Application 3 : Creates a shortcut to an application on the right

icon.

• How to operate 3 P129

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bTap any of Applications 1, 2 or 3 and select the application to be

linked to the shortcut

cTap [Done]

The application is linked to the shortcut key and the corresponding icon is displayed.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the settings.

NOTE

• When you set an application you installed to the shortcut key, $$ appears as the shortcut key icon on the

Home screen.

• Tap the shortcut key on the Home screen to activate the application you linked.

Setting the Wallpaper

You can set an image you captured or downloaded to display in the background of the Home

screen.

aTap Home y Wallpaper on the Home screen on the Menu bar

bTap [Change]

cTap the image you want to set as the wallpaper

The image is selected.

• Tap Folder to select a folder.

• Tap $$ of List to switch to list display. Tap $$ of Thumbnail to switch to thumbnail display.

dTap [Select]

The wallpaper is set.

• How to operate 3 P129

The name of the image folder is displayed.

Images available for the wallpaper are displayed.

• Tap [Default] to reset to the default image.

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NOTE

• You can set the following images for the wallpaper:

• If size varies between the selected image and the wallpaper, the image is automatically adjusted to the

wallpaper size.

• The CD-ROM accompanying your FOMA handset contains images for the wallpaper. To set the images to

the wallpaper, install them to the FOMA handset.

Setting the Calendar

You can display the Calendar on the Home screen.

aTap Home y Turn calendar on on the Home screen on the Menu bar

The Calendar is displayed on the Home screen.

• How to operate 3 P129

• To hide the Calendar, tap Home 3 Turn calendar off on the Menu bar.

NOTE

• You can see your Calendar entries in several views. 3 P334

• Tap Calendar on the Home screen to open the calendar screen and add a Calendar entry.

Showing the Time and Date

You can display the time on the Home screen.

aTap Home y Turn time on on the Home screen on the Menu bar

The time appears on the Home screen.

• How to operate 3 P129

• To hide the time, tap Home y Turn time off on the Menu bar.

NOTE

• You can see your clock in several views. 3 P142

• Tap Time on the Home screen to open the Date and time screen. You can set various clock settings including

the Date and time, clock views and alarm.

File format : GIF, JPEG, BMP, WBMP, PNG

Image size : 1280 x 1280 pixels

File size : Up to 4.6 MB

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Adjusting the Screen Brightness

You can adjust the backlight brightness for the display.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab on the Control panel screen y Screen

bDrag the slider to the desired brightness

cTap [Done]

The screen brightness is adjusted.

Adjusting the Touch Screen Calibration

You can set the calibration between the tapping position of the stylus and the area recognized by

the touch screen.

• When you turn on your FOMA handset for the first time, the calibration screen is displayed. 3 P58

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Handset y

Screen y Calibrate on the Control panel screen

bTap the center of the circles from 1 to 3 in sequence

•Press 9 to stop calibration.

•Press 1 to reset to the default settings.

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cTap [Done]

The screen calibration is set.

NOTE

• When calibrating, avoid tapping a point far from the center of the circle. Applications may not operate

accurately. Adjust the screen calibration again.

• Pressing h for 10 seconds also opens the calibration screen.

Call tracking

Displaying Call Duration

You can display the duration of a call on the talking screen.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Call

tracking on the Menu bar

bTap Show, and then tap OFF/Time

The Call tracking is set.

Setting the Power Saving Options

You can set the options of Power saving mode such as the time to turn off the backlight or screen

display. You can also configure to cancel Power saving mode by tapping the touch screen.

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Show : Shows/hides the duration on the talking screen.

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aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Handset tab

y Power on the Control panel screen

bTap Power down screen to select the time to turn off

cTap Switch off light to select the time to turn off

dTap $$ of Display on

• If you tap $$, tapping the touch screen does not cancel Power saving mode. However,

pressing a key cancels the mode.

eTap $$ of Status LED

• Tap $$ to turn the Status LED on, tap $$ to turn it off.

fTap [Done]

The Power saving mode options are set.

NOTE

• About Power saving mode P42

• The time for Switch off light must occur before Power down screen. Set the same time as Power down screen or

shorter time.

Switching the Application Launcher View

You can change the views and background of the Application Launcher.

Changing an Application Launcher View Style

You can see applications to be displayed on the Application Launcher as icons or as a list.

Power down screen

: Selects the time to turn off the display.

Switch off light: Selects the time to turn off the backlight.

Display on : Configure to enable tap operation to cancel

Power saving mode.

Status LED : Sets the Status LED to turn ON/OFF.

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aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap View on the Menu

bar

bTap $$ of View as icons/Show as list

• The view of the Application Launcher is set.

Setting the Background for Application Launcher

You can set an image you captured or downloaded to display as the background of the

Application Launcher.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap View y Appearance

on the Menu bar

bOn the display setting screen, tap Background and then tap Find

image

View as icons Show as list

The name of the image folder is displayed.

Images available for the background are displayed.

• Tap [None] to display no background.

• If you have previously set an image as the background, this

image is also displayed.

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cTap the image you want to set as the background

• Tap Folder to select a folder.

• Tap $$ of List to display as a list, tap $$ of Thumbnail to display thumbnails.

dTap [Select]

eAdjust the image display

The following operations can be performed.

• Drag the slider up/down to enlarge/reduce the image.

• If the image is larger than the screen, drag the image up/down or left/right to adjust its

position.

• Tap $$ of Tile to tile and display images smaller than the screen.

fTap [Done]

The background is set.

NOTE

• You can set the following images for the background:

Changing the Phone Number Entry Screen Settings

You can change the design (skin) of the Phone number entry screen.

• Your FOMA handset contains Default only. To change the skin, you have to obtain your desired skin by

downloading it from the Internet.

File format : GIF, JPEG, BMP, WBMP, PNG

Image size : 1280 x 1280 pixels

File size : Up to 4.6 MB

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The selected image is displayed.

Slider

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aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Show on

the Menu bar

bTap Skin to select the skin

cTap [Done]

The design of Phone number entry screen is changed.

Setting Display for Numerical Values

You can set how your FOMA handset shows numerical information such as distance, currency

and decimal points.

• The FOMA handset shows numerical information in the format set here only with compatible applications.

Your FOMA handset contains no compatible applications at time of purchase.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the General

tab y International tab on the Control panel screen, and then tap

the Numbers tab on the International screen

bTap Set and select the display format

The unit and display format are set.

• When you tap Currency, enter the name/symbol of the currency.

Long distance : Selects the unit for long distance between the

yard-pound and metric systems.

Short distance: Selects the unit for short distance between the

yard-pound and metric systems.

Decimal separator

: Selects how to show decimals.

Thousands separator

: Selects how to separate thousands.

Currency : Enters the name/symbol of the currency.

Symbol position

: Positions the currency (name/symbol) set in

Currency.

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Zooming in/out the Display

You can enlarge/reduce the display size of characters and icons on the screen for the following

applications:

• You can change the display size for the following application:

- Browser (Only for bookmarks and while displaying stored pages)

-Email

- Music (Not available while displaying details)

- Video (Only while displaying list)

- Contacts

- Calendar (Only for Day view)

-Notes

- To do list (Only while displaying list)

- SyncML

<Example: Changing the display size of the Contact list screen>

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Edit y Zoom on

the Menu bar

bTap $$ of the desired size, and then tap [Done]

Display size is set.

NOTE

• Turning the power off does not reset the configured display size setting you set.

• The size of characters is changed only when the Language Selection is set to English.

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Small : Zooms out.

Middle : Normal display.

Large : Zooms in.

• To zoom in/out from the other applications, tap Edit y Zoom on

the Menu bar.

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Clock Settings

Setting the Time and Date

You can change the display format of date and time for the Home screen.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the General

tab y Date and Time on the Control panel screen, and then tap the

Format tab on the Date and Time screen

bTap the field to set and select the display format

The display format is set.

• When you tap Time format, tap $$ of the desired display format.

Date format : Sets the date format.

Date separator: Selects how to delimit months and days.

Time format : Selects from the 12-hour and 24-hour format.

Time separator

: Selects how to delimit hours, minutes and

seconds.

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Safety Settings

Security Codes Used for FOMA handset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140

Changing Handset Security Code <Handset Security Code>. . . . . . . . . . . . 141

Setting PIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143

Unblocking PIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

About Lock Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147

Preventing Unauthorized Use <All Lock>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147

Preventing Incoming/Outgoing Calls and Messages <Self Mode> . . . . . . . 149

Rejecting Calls from Specified Numbers <Reject Call>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149

Making Calls to Specified Numbers Only <Fixed Dialling>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151

Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID <Call Setting w/o ID> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152

Muting Ring Tone for Calls from Callers Not Stored in Contacts

<Ringless Time Setting>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153

Rejecting Calls from Callers Not Stored in Contacts

<Reject Unknown> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153

About Other Safety Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

1Security Codes

1Restricting Mobile Phone Operations

1Restricting Calls/Messages/Data Transfer

1About Other "Safety Settings"

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Safety Settings

Security Codes Used for FOMA handset

Some FOMA handset functions require security codes. Use appropriate functions or service

passwords for safe use of your FOMA handset.

• If you forget these security codes, you are required to bring your FOMA handset and ID (your driver's license,

etc.) to a DoCoMo shop.

• Change the security codes to prevent tampering. Also, keep a separate record of your security codes.

Handset Security Code

There are 2 security codes for the FOMA handset.

1Handset Security Code

The 1- to 16-digit password set to the FOMA handset to be entered when using the following

functions:

- Unlocking All lock

- Reject Call

- Call Setting w/o ID

- Reject Unknown

You can change Handset Security Code as you desire. 3 P147

1Authentication Password

The 1- to 16-digit password to be entered when using Master Reset/Master Clear.

You can change Authentication Pasword as you desire. 3 P148

Network Security Code

The 4-digit password to be entered when using the Network services or DoCoMo e-sites. You

can specify it at the time of purchase. Be careful never to reveal your Network Security Code to

others.

If you forget your Network Security Code, please contact "General contact" on the back of this

manual. At a DoCoMo shop, your ID such as your driver's license is required for password

renewal. If you already have "User ID" or "Password", you can renew your password at the

DoCoMo e-site via a PC.

* For details on the "DoCoMo e-sites," see the back of this manual.

PIN1/PIN2

The 4- to 8-digit password set to the UIM to be entered when using the following functions:

You can change the PIN (PIN1/PIN2) as you desire. 3 P150

PIN1 : Enter the PIN1 every time when you turn your FOMA handset on for user

authentication. If entered incorrectly, you cannot make or answer calls or

operate communication functions. Your FOMA handset is set to enable

operations without entering the PIN1 by default. 3 P149

PIN2 : Enter the PIN2 when restricting incoming or outgoing calls such as Fixed

Dialling. 3 P158

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Handset Security Code

Changing Handset Security Code

You can change the 2 types of passwords of your FOMA handset: "Handset Security Code" and

"Authentication Password".

Changing Handset Security Code

No Handset Security Code is set to your FOMA handset by default.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab y Password on the Control panel screen, and then tap the

Security tab y Set Security Code on the Password screen

bEnter a new Handset Security Code y tap [Done]

• The screen with the new Handset Security Code entered appears.

cEnter again the new Handset Security Code y tap [Done]

• The Handset Security Code is changed.

NOTE

• You can also set the Handset Security Code during function settings such as Reject Call.

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Changing Authentication Password

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab y Password on the Control panel screen, and then tap the

Security tab ySet Authentication Password on the Password screen

bEnter your current Authentication Password y tap [Done]

• The New password entry screen appears.

cEnter a new Authentication Password y tap [Done]

• The screen with the new Authentication Password entered appears.

dEnter again the new Authentication Password y tap [Done]

• The Authentication Password is changed.

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Setting PIN

Enabling PIN

You can enable PIN1/PIN2.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Security

on the Menu bar

bOn the Security screen, tap $$ of PIN1/PIN2

cEnter the PIN y tap [Done]

• The PIN is set.

• Entering an incorrect PIN 3 times in succession, the PIN will be blocked. 3 P151

Entering PIN1

When the PIN1 is enabled, the PIN1 entry for user authentication is required every time you turn

your FOMA handset on.

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PIN1 entry screen

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aTurn on your FOMA handset

bEnter the PIN1 y tap [Done]

The Home screen appears.

• Entering an incorrect PIN1 3 times in succession, the PIN1 will be blocked. 3 P151

NOTE

• When the PIN2 is enabled, the PIN2 entry for user authentication is required when restricting calls such as

Fixed Dialling. 3 P158

• How to operate 3 P124

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Changing PIN

You can change PIN1/PIN2.

• To change the PIN1, you have to enable the PIN1. 3 P149

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Security

on the Menu bar

bOn the Security screen, tap [Change] on PIN1/PIN2

cEnter the current PIN y tap [Done]

• The New PIN1 entry screen appears.

• Entering an incorrect PIN 3 times in succession, the PIN will be locked. 3 See below

dEnter a new PIN y tap [Done]

• The screen with the new PIN entered appears.

eEnter again the new PIN y tap [Done]

• The PIN is changed.

Unblocking PIN

If you enter an incorrect PIN (PIN1/PIN2) 3 times in succession, the PIN is locked. In this case,

enter the PUK (PUK1/PUK2) to unblock the PIN. The PUK is the 8-digit number specified at the

time of purchase and cannot be changed.

• After unblocking PIN, enter a new PIN to use your FOMA handset.

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PIN1 entry screen

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aWith PIN locked, tap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and

enter * * 05 * /* * 052 * y [Done] on the Phone number entry

screen

bEnter the PUK y tap [Done]

• The New PIN1 entry screen appears.

cEnter a new PIN code y tap [Done]

• The screen with the new PIN entered appears.

dEnter again the new PIN y tap [Done]

• The PIN is unblocked.

1PIN Lock and PUK

If you enter an incorrect PIN (PIN1/PIN2) 3 times in succession, the PIN is locked. In this

case, the PUK (PUK1/PUK2) entry is required for unblocking PIN. If you enter an incorrect

PUK 10 times in succession, the UIM is locked and your FOMA handset is disabled. Note that

you keep a separate record of these codes just in case you forget them. If you forget the

codes, contact one of DoCoMo shops.

• To unblock PIN1, enter * * 05 * .

• To unblock PIN2, enter * * 052 *.

Enter PIN

FOMA handset

is enabled

Enter PUK

UIM is locked (Contact one

of DoCoMo shops)

Set new PIN code to enable

FOMA handset

Authentication

Wrong entry

10 times in

succession

Wrong entry

3 times in

succession

Authentication

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About Lock Functions

The FOMA handset provides lock functions to prevent unauthorized use by third person or

disable communication functions. Use an appropriate lock function from the following:

NOTE

• Note that you keep a separate record of your Handset Security Code just in case you forget them.

All Lock

Preventing Unauthorized Use

Use this function to lock all operations of your FOMA handset.

• When All Lock is set, you can make/answer no call.

aSet the Handset Security Code

• How to operate 3 P147

bSlide p upward until it locks

All Lock is set.

Lock function Description Reference

All Lock Disables FOMA handset operations to prevent

unauthorized use by third person. When this function is set,

the Handset Security Code is required to use your FOMA

handset when you turn the handset on or cancel Power

saving mode.

P153

Self Mode Disables all communication and transmission functions.

Use this function when playing a game with no

communication function in locations where talking and

exchanging messages are prohibited/restricted.

P155

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Unlocking All Lock

aSlide p downward to its original position

bTap [Unlock], and enter the code y tap [Done] on the Handset

Security Code entry screen

All Lock is unlocked.

• Tap [Owner] to show the owner information.

• Tap [Emergency Call] to open the emergency call entry screen to make an emergency

call.

Saving Owner Information

You can store your owner information to be displayed on the All lock cancel screen.

• You can view the owner information on the All lock cancel screen. 3 P153

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab y Password on the Control panel screen

bEnter the owner y tap [Done]

Your owner information is stored.

• Up to 128 double- or single-byte characters can be entered.

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Self Mode

Preventing Incoming/Outgoing Calls and Messages

You can disable all communication and transmission functions such as making/answering calls,

exchanging messages, packet/data/Bluetooth communications by stopping transmitting radio

signals.

Useful when using an application with no communication function in locations where talking and

exchanging messages are prohibited/restricted.

aTap $$ on the Status bar

bTap Self Mode y [OK]

Self Mode is set and $$ appears on the Status bar.

• Tap Handset ON y [OK] to cancel Self Mode.

NOTE

• When Self Mode is ON, callers will hear a message that you are in an area with no radio wave or the power

is turned off. If you are contracting the Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service, these services are

available.

• You can dial emergency call numbers (110, 119 and 118) even during Self Mode. In this case, Self Mode is

automatically canceled.

Reject Call

Rejecting Calls from Specified Numbers

You can reject calls from callers you do not want to talk by storing their numbers.

• In addition to this function, setting the "Caller ID Display Request Service" and the "Call Setting w/o ID" is

recommended.

• The callers will hear the busy tone. Your FOMA handset performs no arrival call acts and the calls are

recorded in Missed call history.

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aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar and tap Settings y Call

control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Reject tab on the Call

control screen

bTap $$ of Call Reject List, and enter the code y tap [Done] on the

Handset Security Code entry screen

• If you have not set a Handset Security Code, the New Handset Security Code entry

screen appears. Set the code. 3 P147

cTap [Edit Call reject Number], and enter the code y tap [Done] on

the Handset Security Code entry screen

dTap the number y [Edit], and enter the number to reject y tap

[Done] on the Call reject list screen

• Up to 20 numbers can be stored in the Call reject list.

• To store another number, repeat Step 4.

eTap [Done]

Reject Call is set.

NOTE

• Calls with no Caller ID are not rejected.

• Even when the "Voice Mail Service" or "Call Forwarding Service" is set to ON, these services are enabled if

you set the ringing time to 0 second.

• If the caller has sent no Caller ID, your FOMA handset acts according to the "Call Setting w/o ID" settings.

• You can receive SMS/email messages regardless of this setting.

Call reject list screen

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• You can make calls to the number stored in the Call reject list.

Deleting the Registered Callers

You can delete the numbers stored in the Call reject list.

aTap the number to delete on the Call reject list screen

• How to operate 3 See above

bTap [Clear] y [Done]

The selected number is deleted.

Fixed Dialling

Making Calls to Specified Numbers Only

You can allow your FOMA handset to make calls only to specified numbers.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and Tap Settings y Security

on the Menu bar, and then tap the Fixed Dialling tab on the

Security screen

bTap $$ of Fixed Dialling, and enter the code y tap [Done] on the

PIN2 entry screen

•PIN2 3 P147

cSelect the number y tap [Edit], and on the PIN2 entry screen,

enter the code y tap [Done], and then enter the number y tap

[Done] on the Fixed dialling entry screen

The Fixed dialling is set.

• Up to XX numbers can be stored in the Fixed dialling list.

• To store another number, repeat Step 3.

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NOTE

• You can receive calls from numbers not stored in the Fixed dialling list.

Call Setting w/o ID

Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID

You can reject calls with no Caller ID depending on the reason for no ID.

• There are 3 reasons for no Caller ID as follows:

• The callers will hear the busy tone. Your FOMA handset performs no arrival call acts and the calls are

recorded in Missed call history.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Call

control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Reject tab on the Call

control screen

bTap $$ of one of the Reasons for no ID, and enter the code y tap

[Done] on the Handset Security Code entry screen

The Call Setting w/o ID is set.

• If you have not set a Handset Security Code, the New Handset Security Code entry

screen appears. Set the code. 3 P147

• You can reject calls with any of these reasons for no Caller ID.

NOTE

• Even when the "Voice Mail Service" or "Call Forwarding Service" is set to ON, these services are enabled if

you set the ringing time to 0 second.

• You can receive SMS/email messages regardless of this setting.

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ng From Public Phones: $$ (OFF) Private ID: $$ (OFF) With Unknown ID: $$ (OFF)

Reason for no ID Reason

User unsent When the caller selected not to send the Caller ID

Public Phone Calls from public phones

Not supported Calls from parties who cannot send the Caller ID such as from overseas

or from land lines via call forwarding services. (However, some phone

companies may send the Caller ID.)

From Public Phones

: Rejects calls with Reason for no ID is set to

"Public Phone"

Private ID : Rejects calls with Reason for no ID is set to

"User unsent"

With Unknown ID

: Rejects calls with Reason for no ID is set to

"Not supported"

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Ringless Time Setting

Muting Ring Tone for Calls from Callers Not Stored in Contacts

For calls from callers not stored in Contacts, you can set the start time of ringer actions (such as

the ring alert, vibrator, and incoming Status LED actions) not to start immediately.

• Calls disconnected before the ringer actions start are recorded as missed calls with no ring alert , and by

default will not be shown in Missed call history. You can set to display them in Missed call history. 3 P82

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Tones

on the Menu bar

bTap Ring start time (Seconds), and enter the start time y tap [Done]

on the Ringing time entry screen

The ringless time is set.

• Enter 0 to 99 seconds for the start time.

NOTE

• If the caller stored in Contacts sends no Caller ID and ends the call before the ringer actions start, your

FOMA handset acts no ringer actions. However, when the "Call Setting w/o ID" or "Reject Unknown" is set

to ON, your FOMA handset acts according to these settings.

• When the "Voice Mail Service" or "Call Forwarding Service" is set to ON, these services are activated at their

start time regardless of this setting.

Reject Unknown

Rejecting Calls from Callers Not Stored in Contacts

You can reject calls from anyone whose phone number is not stored in Contacts.

• In addition to this function, setting the "Caller ID Display Request Service" and the "Call Setting w/o ID" is

recommended.

• The callers will hear the busy tone. Your FOMA handset performs no arrival call acts and the calls are

recorded in Missed call history.

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aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap Settings y Call

control on the Menu bar, and then tap the Reject tab on the Call

control screen

bTap $$ of Not In Contacts, and enter the code y tap [Done] on the

Handset Security Code entry screen

Reject Unknown is set.

• If you have not set a Handset Security Code, the New Handset Security Code entry

screen appears. Set the code. 3 P147

NOTE

• Calls with no Caller ID are not rejected. However, when the "Call Setting w/o ID" or "Ringless Time Setting"

is set to ON, your FOMA handset acts according to these settings.

• Even when the "Voice Mail Service" or "Call Forwarding Service" is set to ON, these services are enabled if

you set the ringing time to 0 second.

• If the caller has sent no Caller ID, your FOMA handset acts according to the "Call Setting w/o ID" settings.

• You can receive SMS/email messages regardless of this setting.

About Other Safety Settings

In addition, you can use the following safety settings:

Purpose Function/Service name Reference

To block "nuisance calls" such as mischievous calls or

frequent malicious calls

Nuisance Call Blocking Service P371

To protect your FOMA handset from vicious files

(virus)

Virus scan function P540

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Camera

Before Using Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156

Taking Still Pictures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160

Recording Video Clips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161

Changing Shot Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163

Changing the Camera Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166

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Before Using Camera

Using Still Pictures and Video Clips Shot

You can display or play back still pictures and video clips you shot with the camera as well as

using them for the following various usages:

• Viewing pictures continuously as a slide show 3 P276

• Editing images 3 P277

• Attaching images to email 3 P310

• Storing images in TransFlash memory card 3 P177

• Sending images via Bluetooth 3 P310

• Storing images in PC with Desktop Suite 3 P527

Notes When Using Camera

• Clean images cannot be obtained if the lens is stained with fingerprints or grease. Wipe the lens with a soft

clean cloth before shooting an image.

• If the FOMA handset is left in a warm place for a long period prior to shooting/saving images, image quality

may be deteriorated.

• Hold your FOMA handset firmly or place it on a stable place and use the self-timer when shooting. Otherwise,

the image may be blurred.

• Note that if you attempt to take a picture of a strong light source such as the sun or a lamp, the image may

become dark or may be degraded.

• Although the camera is manufactured using extremely precise technology, it may contain black and bright

pixels and lines appearing constantly on the display. Also, shooting in poor lighting conditions may cause

noises such as white lines to appear in a picture.

• Images shot by the camera may differ from actual subjects in color and brightness.

Copyrights and Portrait Rights

You are not allowed, by the Copyright Act, to reproduce, modify or edit the information recorded

by FOMA handset without consent of the copyright holders except for personal use. Also, please

refrain from unauthorized use of portraits or names of other persons without permission that may

infringe on the portrait rights. Please be aware of copyrights and portrait rights when posing

recorded data on Web pages. Note that filming or recording plays, entertainment, and exhibitions

may be prohibited even if for personal use.

Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and

sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones.

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Using the Camera

You can use the cameras to take still pictures or record video clips as follows:

1Shooting in landscape view

Back-Camera is suitable for taking persons or landscapes.

1Shooting in portrait view

Front-Camera is suitable for taking yourself.

The cameras are located at the front (Front-camera) and back (Rear-camera). You can switch

between these cameras during shooting.

Illustration

Front-camera Rear-camera

Your image appears

horizontally reversed

(mirror image) on the

display. Still pictures and

video clips shoot and saved

appear as normal images.

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Shot Screen and Saving Format

*: Does not appear if you open the still mode screen from Contacts (3 P103).

Icon name Icon Description

aShot mode $$ Appears when Still mode is set.

$$ Appears when Video mode is set.

bStill picture shot size $$ Rear-

camera

Shot size: XL (1280 x 960)

$$ Shot size: L (640 x 480)

$$ Shot size: M (320 x 240)

$$ Shot size: S (160 x 120)

$$ Front-

camera

Shot size: L (640 x 480)

$$ Shot size: M (320 x 240)

$$ Shot size: S (160 x 120)

cSelf-timer ON $$ Appears when Self-timer is activated.

dAudio OFF $$ Appears when recording video with audio set to OFF.

eCreating new picture $$ Appears when camera is starting up.

fREC $$ Appears when recording video.

gSavable number of

pictures $$ Displays the maximum number of still pictures you can take.

hRecordable number of

video clips $$ Displays the maximum number of video clips you can record.

iShutter $$ Tap $$ to shoot an image.

jREC/STOP $$/$$ Tap $$/$$ to start/stop recording.

kRecording progress

indicator $$ Displays the estimated remaining time.

lImage viewer* $$ Tap $$ to view stored images.

mVideo player $$ Tap $$ to play video.

nSwitch camera $$ Tap $$ to switch between Front-camera and Rear-camera.

oStill mode* $$ Tap $$ to switch to Still mode.

pVideo mode* $$ Tap $$ to switch to Video mode.

Still mode screen Video mode screen

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Still Picture Files

Estimated Savable Number of Still Pictures

The savable number of still pictures varies depending on the setting values of Picture size/Picture

quality and shooting conditions.

Estimated capacity of FOMA handset (Number of pictures)

Estimated capacity of TransFlash memory card (Number of pictures)

• The table above shows the estimation when using the attached TransFlash memory card (sample).

Video Clip Files

File format JPEG

Picture size XL (1280 x 960), L (640 x 480), M (320 X 240), S (160 x 120)

Extension .jpg

File name "PICXXXXXX" (X is a 6-digit number.)

• The picture file you took first is named "PIC000001". Then the picture file name

increases by one in the order of "PIC000002" 3 "PIC000003". The file that

comes after "PIC999999" is named "PIC000001".

If the file having the same file name is already saved in the FOMA handset/

TransFlash memory card, the new file name is automatically changed to the

next larger number.

Picture size Picture quality

Best High Normal

XL (1280 x 960) 34 43 51

L (640 x 480) 148 183 226

M (320 x 240) 805 1022 1111

S (160 x 120) 3220 4130 5278

Picture size Picture quality

Best High Normal

XL (1280 x 960) 57 72 85

L (640 x 480) 249 308 380

M (320 x 240) 1356 1720 1871

S (160 x 120) 5424 6957 8889

File format MP4 (MobileMP4)

Coding system Video: MPEG4 Voice: AMR

Video size QCIF (176 x 144)

Extension .3gp

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Estimated Recordable Number of Videos

The recordable number of videos varies depending on the setting values of Audio ON/OFF and

shooting conditions.

Estimated capacity of FOMA handset (Number of videos)

• The number of videos when recording up to the maximum recordable time.

Estimated capacity of TransFlash memory card (Number of videos)

• The number of videos when recording up to the maximum recordable time.

• The table above shows the estimation when using the attached TransFlash memory card (sample).

Taking Still Pictures

You can take still pictures with the camera. Still pictures you took are saved in "$$ Picture" (3

P274) or the TransFlash memory card (3 P301). You can select the storage location (3 P177).

aPress m

File name "MOVXXXXXX" (X is a 6-digit number.)

• The video file you recorded first is named "MOV000001". Then the video file

name increases by one in the order of "MOV000002" 3 "MOV000003". The file

that comes after "MOV999999" is named "MOV000001".

If the file having the same file name is already saved in the FOMA handset/

TransFlash memory card, the new file name is automatically changed to the

next larger number.

Recordable time (seconds) Audio

ON OFF

300 6 7

12 163 204

Recordable time (seconds) Audio

ON OFF

300 10 13

12 275 344

The camera starts up and the still mode screen appears.

• The image of camera previously used appears.

How to switch cameras. 3 P172

• If the video mode screen appears, tap $$ to switch the screen.

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bPoint the camera at the object y press m/tap $$

aPress m/Tap $$

The still picture you took is saved.

• Tap $$ to view the still pictures you saved. 3 P274

1Menu bar

Tap Camera on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Camera settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P176

Self-timer ON/OFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P174

Mirroring ON/OFF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P175

Low light ON/OFF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P174

• Some items cannot be performed depending on operations.

NOTE

• The shutter sound cannot be muted or changed.

• Moving into Power saving mode (3 P136) during shooting stand-by automatically ends the camera.

• $$ indicates that there is not enough space in the FOMA handset. Delete or move unnecessary files. 3

P307, P308

Recording Video Clips

You can record video clips with the camera. Video clips you record are saved in "$$ Video" (3

P280) or the TransFlash memory card (3 P301). You can select the storage location (3 P177).

aPress m

The camera starts up and the still mode screen appears.

• The image of camera previously used appears.

How to switch cameras. 3 P172

• If the video mode screen appears, go to Step 3.

The shutter sounds and the FOMA handset takes the still

picture.

$$:Tap $$ to display the Send as screen to send the still picture

you took. 3 P310

$$:Tap $$ to display the Delete file screen to delete the still

picture you took.

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bTap $$

1To record video with audio set to OFF

Tap Camera y Audio OFF on the Menu bar

• To turn Audio ON, Tap Camera y Audio ON on the Menu bar.

cPress m/Tap $$

dPress m/Tap $$

ePress m/Tap $$

The video you recorded is saved.

• Tap $$ to view the video you saved. 3 P280

The video mode screen appears.

The shutter sounds and the FOMA handset starts recording.

• During recording, the camera light flashes in red.

The shutter sounds and the FOMA handset ends recording.

$$ : Tap $$ to open the Send as screen to send the video

you recorded. 3 P310

$$ : Tap $$ to open the Delete file screen to delete the video

you recorded.

$$/$$ : Tap $$/$$ to start/stop playing back the video you

recorded.

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1Menu bar

Tap Camera on the Menu bar to display the following items:

Camera settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P176

Self-timer ON/OFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P174

Low light ON/OFF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P174

Mirroring ON/OFF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P175

Audio ON/OFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P170

NOTE

• The shutter sound cannot be muted or changed.

• Moving into Power saving mode (3 P136) during shooting stand-by automatically ends the camera.

• When a call arrives during video recording, the video being recorded is automatically saved. However, if you

change into another application during recording, the video being recorded will not be saved.

• $$ indicates that there is not enough space in the FOMA handset. Delete or move unnecessary files. 3

P307, P308

Changing Shot Settings

You can change the camera settings for shooting with the camera activated.

Switching Cameras

You can switch between the Front-camera and Rear-camera.

aTap $$ on the still/video mode screen

Zooming

You can zoom in an object in the distance when shooting.

The table below lists the available magnifications depend on the image shot size.

• You cannot use the zoom function when using the Front-camera.

Shot mode Image size Zoom magnification

1x 2x 3x

Still pictures XL (1280 x 960) ×××

L (640 x 480) ○○×

M (320 x 240) ○○○

S (160 x 120) ○○○

Videos - ○○○

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aPress u d on the still/video mode screen

• Tapping $$/$$ also changes the zoom magnification.

NOTE

• Ending the camera cancels the zooming you adjusted.

Adjusting the Brightness

You can adjust the brightness of the display to any of 5 levels (-2/-1/0/1/2).

aPress 7 on the still/video mode screen y press 6

• Tapping $$/$$ also changes the brightness level.

NOTE

• Ending the camera cancels the brightness you adjusted.

Setting the Contrast

You can set the contrast of the display to any of 5 levels (2/-1/0/1/2).

aPress 7 on the still/video mode screen y press 6

• Tapping $$/$$ also changes the contrast level.

ault sett

ng 0

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NOTE

• Ending the camera cancels the contrast you adjusted.

Using Self Timer

If you set Self timer to ON, images are automatically shot about 10 seconds later.

aTap Camera y Self timer ON on the Menu bar on the still/video

mode screen

bPress m/tap $$/$$

The counter sounds and the image is shot about 10 seconds later.

• To stop Self timer, press m/tap $$.

NOTE

• When the shot by Self timer ends, Self timer setting is automatically canceled.

Using Low Light Mode

Use this function when shooting in poor light conditions.

aTap Camera y Low light ON on the Menu bar on the still/video

mode screen

• Tap Camera y Low light OFF on the Menu bar to turn Low light OFF.

Turning Mirroring ON/OFF

You can display an image horizontally reversed (Mirroring ON) or display as a normal image

(Mirroring OFF).

• You can turn Mirroring On/OFF only when using the Front-camera.

t sett

ng Low light OFF

ault sett

ng Mirroring ON

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aTap Camera y Mirroring OFF on the Menu bar on the still/video

mode screen

• Tap Camera y Mirroring ON on the Menu bar to turn Mirroring ON.

• Still pictures/video clips you shot are saved as normal images (Mirroring OFF) regardless

of this setting.

Changing the Camera Settings

You can change the camera settings such as the size and quality of still pictures/video clips to be

shot with the camera.

aTap Camera y Camera settings on the Menu bar on the still/video

mode screen, and tap the item to set, and tap [Done] after setting

ault sett

ng Image size: Middle Image quality: Best Maximum duration: 300 seconds Ambient

lighting: Auto Flicker correction: 50Hz

Image size

Extra large : SXGA (1280 x 960 dots)

Large : VGA (640 x 480 dots)

Middle : QVGA (320 x 240 dots)

Small : QQVGA (160 x 120 dots)

Image quality

Best : Best quality. The maximum number of shots you can take decreases.

High : High quality.

Normal : Standard quality. The maximum number of shots you can take increases.

Maximum duration

300 seconds : Shooting is available up to about 300 seconds.

12 seconds : Shooting is available up to about 12 seconds. The file size of images you

shot is about 100 Kbytes.

Ambient lighting

Auto : Adjusts white balance automatically.

Sunny : When shooting outdoors in fine weather.

Indoor Home : When shooting under bulb/incandescent lighting.

Camera settings screen

for still pictures

Camera settings screen

for video clips

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Setting Saving Destination

You can select the storage destination for still pictures/video clips you shot.

aTap Unfiled* y the destination folder name on the Menu bar on

the still/video mode screen

Indoor Office : When shooting under fluorescent lighting.

Flicker correction

50Hz : If flicker occurs when shooting under fluorescent lighting at 50 Hz.

60Hz : If flicker occurs when shooting under fluorescent lighting at 60 Hz.

*: The name of folder previously selected appears.

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About the Internet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170

Setting up the Internet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172

Opening Web Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180

Operations When Opening Web Pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183

Opening Web Pages by Entering URL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187

Viewing Web Page Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188

Finding Text in Web Pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190

Opening Web Pages from History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190

Opening Web Pages Quickly by Adding Bookmarks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191

Saving Web Pages Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193

Copying/Cutting and Pasting Text in Web Pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195

Downloading Data from Web Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196

Using Phone To/Mail To/Web To Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197

Setting Web Browser Preferences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199

When an Incoming Call Arrives during Internet Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . 203

Using Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203

1Opening Web Pages via the Internet

1Downloading Data from Web Pages

1Useful Functions

1Setting Web Browser Preferences

1Using Certificates

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About the Internet

You can browse Web pages via the Internet.

Using the Internet

To use the Internet, you need to use mopera (3 P182), subscribe to an Internet service provider

that supports FOMA, and make the Internet connection setting (3 P185). For details, see

"Preparation Flow for Using the Internet" (3 P182).

Available Communication Functions

Your FOMA handset supports the following 3 communication methods: 64K data

communications, packet communications and wireless LAN.

164K data communications and packet communications

You can choose between packet and 64K data communications for accessing the Internet.

Each communication method differs in the following points:

*: Data rate may decrease depending on the communication environment and network conditions.

1Wireless LAN

You can access the Internet via LAN. To do this, you have to make the wireless LAN setting. 3

P392

Before Using the Internet

• When you use an Internet service provider other than mopera, monthly fee for the provider is required, in

addition to the FOMA monthly fee. For more information on monthly fee, contact your Internet service

provider.

2Opening Web Paves 3 P192

You can access to the Internet easily to

browse Web pages created for PCs.

2Adding Bookmarks 3 P204

You can open Web pages you

frequently view quickly by adding

bookmarks for the pages.

2Saving Web Page Information

3 P207

You can save Web pages you might

want to refer to later.

2Downloading Data from Web Pages

3 P211

You can download various applications

from the Internet and save them in your

FOMA handset.

Communication

method

Data rate Communication

charge

Access point

64K data

communications

64 Kbps Charges based on

connection time.

FOMA/mopera 64K data communication

access points/ISDN synchronized 64K

access points

Packet

communications

Sending at up to 64

Kbps*

Receiving at up to

384 Kbps*

Charges based on the volume of data

transmitted.FOMA packet communication

access points (mopera, etc.)

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• Please be aware that communications charges will be high when you use 64K data communications for long

duration.

• Please be aware that communications charges will be high when you use packet communications to transmit

large volumes of data such as when viewing websites with images and downloading data.

• Even when the connection conditions are satisfied, if the base station is congested or the radio wave status

is wrong, you may not carry out communications.

1Internet Glossary

Cache

The place where the FOMA handset temporarily stores data such as Web pages that you

have displayed. You can easily return to previously viewed Web pages because their data is

held in the cache for quick retrieval.

Gateway

A server that converts different communications protocols so that information can be

passed between heterogeneous devices on networks.

Subnet mask

A number that identifies the subnetwork where an IP address is shared by multiple

networks.

Primary DNS/Secondary DNS

A server address for searching domain names. "Primary" is a main server and "secondary"

is a secondary server.

Plain text authentication

The authentication method that identifies a user through plain text without encrypting data

for network communications.

Proxy server

A server that receives reguest from a browser and accesses to the Web server instead of

the browser.

The function that stores information in the FOMA handset memory and retrieves it when

necessary. For example, when you do shopping on the Internet, your fixed information such

as name or email address is stored in cookies for the first time. When you return to the

same Web site for shopping, the stored information appears automatically as the default

values.

DNS (Domain Name System)

The database system that translates a domain name address into an IP address.

For example, a numerical value "XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX" is translated into "XXX.com".

IP (Internet Protocol) address

A numerical value such as "XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX" that identifies a device connected to the

Internet, and is translated into a domain name by the DNS server. An IP address is

uniquely assigned to all devices connected to the Internet.

JavaScript

A program written in Java programming language. Generally, it is used for placing

emphasis on images.

PPP (Point to Point Protocol)

A protocol for transmitting data between 2 points.

VPN (Virtual Private Network)

A virtual private network that uses the Internet.

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Setting up the Internet

Before using the Internet, you have to set up the following connection settings.

Preparation Flow for Using the Internet

Using mopera

DoCoMo's Internet connection service "mopera" allows you to use the Internet with a few simple

procedures.

1mopera Services

The following services are available:

mopera Net Surfing

mopera mail

mopera Quick Start Settings

With mopera Quick Start, you can store the connection information to mopera via packet or 64K

data communications in your FOMA handset.

You can easily access the Internet with no application and only pay communications charges. It is ideally

suited for users who want to browse Web pages quickly through your FOMA handset.

This service enables you to use email as well as various mail optional services. After making an

application for this service at a DoCoMo shop or by phone, you can easily make the mail settings with your

FOMA handset. 3 P226

Internet is available

You are subscribing to an Internet service provider

Use mopera (no application required) 3 See below

Subscribe to other Internet service provider

Store your ID and password in your FOMA handset in the

"Using an Internet Service Provider"3 P185

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aTap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap the

Connections tab y Internet account on the Control panel screen

bTap Quick Start tab

1To check the Quick Start settings

* Usually, you do not have to change the settings.

Tap [Edit]. On the screen below, make necessary settings 3 tap [DONE].

cTap [Auto Setting]

dTap [Auto Setting], and tap [Yes] on the confirmation screen

• Tap [No] to cancel the setting.

eTap [Done]

Name : The profile name for Quick Start appears.

URL : Enter the URL for connecting to the Quick Start server.

• Tap [Advanced] to view the Quick Start settings. 3 P187 to P190

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the setting.

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Using an Internet Service Provider

To use the Internet without using mopera, you need to subscribe to an Internet service provider.

Please sign up for an Internet service provider in advance.

• For your FOMA handset, the mopera connection information (packet/64K data communications) are set by

default. If you use mopera Net Surfing only, no application or settings are required.

1Preparation for setting

Check the following information that your provider provides.

Bearer

The type of line (packet/64K data communications).

Account name

A name such as a provider name for confirmation. The official name is not required.

APN (Phone number)

A phone number used to establish the dial-up connection (Connection to the Internet by

dialling to an access point through a telephone line). Selecting an access point that

supports FOMA is required.

User name

A user name used to establish the dial-up connection to the Internet service provider.

Called differently by some providers.

Password

A password used to establish the dial-up connection to the Internet service provider. Called

differently by some providers.

Caller ID

The setting whether notify or not notify the Caller ID.

• The information necessary for connecting to the Internet such as items to set, item names or the value

may differ. For details on the information, contact your Internet service provider.

aTap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and on the Control

panel screen, tap the Connections tab y Internet account.

ault sett

ng Account name: mopera Bearer: Packet

1To edit the information you have set

Tap the account name y [Edit]

Perform the operation from Step 2 as needed.

1To delete the information you have set

Tap the account name y [Delete], and tap [Yes] on the

confirmation screen.

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bTap [New]

cTap Account name and enter a provider name, etc.

dTap Bearer and select between FOMA CSD/PACKET

1When selecting FOMA CSD

New items are added below Bearer. Enter these items.

eTap [Advanced], and tap the tab to set on the Advanced setting

screen

• For each tab settings, see pages 187 to 190.

Modem Tab

You can make the settings for the IP (Internet Protocol) address and DNS (Domain Name

Server). Set necessary items according to the information provided by your Internet service

provider.

Account name : Enter a provider name, etc. to set.

• Up to 50 double- or single-byte characters

can be entered.

Bearer

FOMA CSD : Select this when using FOMA 64K data

communications.

GSM CSD : Select this when using data communications

in a GSM area.

Packet : Select this when using FOMA packet

communications.

WLAN : Select this when using a wireless LAN.

User name : Enter the user name used to connect to your Internet

service provider.

• Up to 256 double- or single-byte characters can be

entered.

Password : Enter the password used to connect to your Internet

service provider. Entered password is masked by

asterisks ("4").

• Up to 256 single-byte characters can be entered.

Phone

number

: Enter a phone number of an access point of your

Internet service provider.

• Up to 50 single-byte characters can be entered.

ault sett

ng User name: /Password: $$Username: -Password: -APN: -PDP TYPE: IP

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aIn Step 5 on P186, tap Modem tab y tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting, and then tap [Done] on the Internet account

screen

IP/DNS Tab

You can make the settings for the IP (Internet Protocol) address and DNS (Domain Name

Server). Set necessary items according to the information provided by your Internet service

provider.

User name and password

: Check when entering the User name/Password.

Before checking, the settings for User name/

Password are required.

$$ to enter, $$ not to enter.

User name

: Enter the user name used to connect to your

Internet service provider.

• Up to 256 double- or single-byte characters can

be entered

Password : Enter the password used to connect to your

Internet service provider. Entered password is

masked by asterisks ("4").

• Up to 256 single-byte characters can be entered.

APN : Enter the name of an access point of your Internet

service provider.

• Up to 32 double- or single-byte characters can

be entered

PDP TYPE : Set the protocol used to establish communications.

ault sett

ng Get IP address automatically: $$IP address: 0.0.0.0Subnet mask: 0.0.0.0Gateway

address: 0.0.0.0Get DNS address automatically: $$Primary DNS address:

0.0.0.0Secondary DNS address: 0.0.0.0

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aIn Step 5 on P186, tap IP/DNS tab y tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting, and then tap [Done] on the Internet account

screen

Proxy Tab

You can set the proxy server used to connect to the Internet via an intranet. Set necessary items

according to the information provided by your Internet service provider.

Get IP address automatically

: Check when you assign the IP address to your

FOMA handset automatically on the network. If

you do not check this, the settings for IP

address/Subnet mask/Gateway address are

required.

$$ to assign, $$not to assign.

IP address : Enter the IP address.

• Enter 0 to 255 for each block.

Subnet mask : Enter the subnet mask.

• Enter 0 to 255 for each block.

Gateway address

: Enter the gateway address.

• Enter 0 to 255 for each block.

Get DNS address automatically

: Check when you assign the DNS address to

your FOMA handset automatically on the

network. If you do not check this, the settings

for Primary DNS address/Secondary DNS address

are required.

Primary DNS address

: Enter the main DNS address.

• Enter 0 to 255 for each block.

Secondary DNS address

: Enter the sub DNS address.

• Enter 0 to 255 for each block.

t sett

ng Use proxy server: $$Auto proxy: $$Auto proxy server address: -Proxy server address: -Proxy

server port: 0Exclude proxy: -

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aIn Step 5 on P186, tap Proxy taby tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting, and then tap [Done] on the Internet account

screen

Other Tab

You can make other settings required to connect to the Internet. Set necessary items according

to the information provided by your Internet service provider.

Use proxy server

: Check when using the proxy server.

$$ to use, $$ not to use.

Auto proxy setting

: Check when getting the proxy settings automatically.

$$ to get, $$ not to get.

Auto proxy server address

: When Use proxy server/Auto proxy is set to $$, enter the

address of the auto proxy server.

• Up to 50 single-byte characters can be entered.

Proxy server address

: When Use proxy server is set to $$ and Auto proxy is set

to $$, enter the address of the proxy server.

• Up to 50 single-byte characters can be entered.

Proxy server port

: When Use proxy server is set to $$ and Auto proxy is set

to $$, enter the address of the proxy server.

• The effective port is 0 to 65535.

Proxy exclusion

: When Use proxy server is set to $$ and Auto proxy is set

to $$, enter an URL requiring no connection to the

proxy server.

• Up to 256 single-byte characters can be entered.

t sett

ng PPP Compression: $$Plain text authentication: $$Caller ID: OFF (FOMA CSD) ON

(PACKET)Auto launch VPN: $$VPN policy: -

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aIn Step 5 on P186, tap Other taby tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting, and then tap [Done] on the Internet account

screen

Setting Timeout

You can set the time to automatically disconnect the Internet.

aTap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap the

Connection tab y Internet account on the Control panel screen, and

then tap Other tab to make the settings on the Internet account

screen

bTap the item to set and tap [Done]after setting

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the setting.

PPP Compression

: Check when executing PPP (Point to Point

Protocol) compression.

$$ to compress, $$ not to compress.

Plain text authentication

: Check when executing the plain text

authentication.

$$ to authenticate, $$ not to authenticate.

Caller number identification

: Set the Caller ID.

ON prefixes 186 and OFF prefixes 184

automatically. System setting is according to

the Caller ID setting (3 P62).

•In FOMA CSD setting, no System appears.

Auto launch VPN

: Check if you enable VPN policy automatically

when starting connection. If you check this, the

settings for VPN policy are required.

$$ to enable, $$ to disable.

• When no VPN is installed or no VPN policy

is provided, you cannot set this item.

VPN policy : Select VPN policy that is enabled automatically

when starting connection.

Dial-up timeout

: Selects the duration between the dial-up

connection and automatic disconnection.

• If you do not automatically disconnect the

Internet, select [Never].

Packet timeout: Selects the duration between the packet

connection and automatic disconnection.

• If you do not automatically disconnect the

Internet, select [Never].

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Opening Web Pages

You can open Web pages with simple operations. Before you can open Web pages, you have to

set up the Internet connection. 3P182

Web Page Screen

Icon name Icon Description

aTab $$ Completed downloading all Web page data.

$$ Downloading Web page data.

$$ Completed downloading all SSL-enabled Web page data.

$$ Downloading SSL-enabled Web page data.

bBack $$ Returns to the previously displayed page (address).

cForward $$ After returning to the previous page by "Back", goes to the next page

(address).

dStop/Refresh $$/$$ When loading a page, stops reloading. When not loading, updates the

current page to the latest.

eProgress Bar $$ Appears during URL searching.

$$ Total data amount to download is unclear. Completed downloading.

$$ Total data amount to download is clear. Completed downloading.

$$ Downloading multiple data."Total number of data items/Number of

downloaded items" - "Downloaded data amount".

Menu Bar

Content View Area

Scroll Bar

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1Menu bar

Tap Browse or Edit on the Menu bar to display the following items:

• Some items might not be available depending on the operation.

1Popup menu

Point a blank part in the Content view area to display the following items:

Link . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P202

Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P203

Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P197

Forward. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P197

Reload . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P198

Tab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P198

Show. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P199

Opening Web Pages via the Internet

aTap $$ in the Application Selector bar

Browse

Open page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P201

Close tab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P201

Page information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P202

Find. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P203

Bookmarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P204

Saved pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P208

History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P204

Downloads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P211

Disconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P195

Edit

Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P210

Paste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P210

Cut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P210

Select all. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P210

Full-Screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P199

Landscape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P199

Fit-to-Screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P199

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P214

• If your FOMA handset has already connected to the Internet,

the left screen does not appear.

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bTap Account name and select the account y Tap Connections

cTap the item (linked page)

Repeat Step 3 to open your desired Web page.

Disconnecting the Internet

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browsey Disconnect y Yes on the

Menu bar

The Internet is disconnected.

1Security communications

You can open Web pages compatible with SSL (Secure Sockets

Layer). SSL-enabled pages use data encryption for data

transmission to prevent hacking or impersonation so that you can

more safely exchange personal information such as addresses,

phone numbers and credit card numbers.

• To connect to SSL pages, the CA certificate is required. You can

check the content of the certificate as well as enable/disable it.

3P220

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Operations When Opening Web Pages

Basic operations when opening Web pages are as follows:

Selecting Linked pages/Items

1Link

1Text box

1Radio button

An item used to go to related pages from the current Web page.

Tap your desired item to open the linked Web page.

A box where you can enter characters.

Tap a text box to enter characters.

Radio buttons are for selecting one of multiple options.

Tap $$ to change $$ to $$.

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1Check box

1Pull down menu

Opening the Previous/Next Page

You can return to the last Web page viewed or go to the next page.

Check boxes are for selecting one or more items from multiple

options.

Tap $$ to change $$ to $$.

• If you tap a marked box again, it becomes unmarked.

With pull down menus, you cannot see the choices until you

select a menu. Once selected, a list appears for further selection.

Tap a pull down menu. From a list, tap the item.

$$ : The FOMA handset saves the last page you viewed. Tap

to return to the previous page.

$$ : The FOMA handset saves the next page. Tap to go to the

next page.

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Scrolling the Display

While viewing Web pages, if the content of the page is larger than the display, you can scroll the

display to see the entire information.

1To scroll by dragging the Scroll bar

1To scroll by dragging the screen

NOTE

• You can also scroll the screen with the Navigation key.

Changing Tabs

When multiple tabs appear, you switch the tab.

aWhile viewing the Web page, point a blank part in the Content

view area, and tap Tab y the desired tab on the Popup menu

Drag the scroll bar to display the hidden part.

Drag the screen to display the hidden part.

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Reloading Information

You can update the Web page information to the latest. If the Web page cannot appear due to

disconnection, etc., you may display the page by this operation.

Changing a Web Page View

You can change the Web page view. Select one of the following 4 views:

$$ : Tap to reload the information.

• During reloading, tap $$ to stop reloading.

Full-Screen Fit-to-Screen

Landscape

Zoom

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aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Edit on the Menu bar

bTap a view

1To cancel the view you set

While viewing the Web page, tap Edit y the view with $$ on the Menu bar.

1When selecting Zoom

1To display the Menu bar in Full-Screen/Landscape view

Point the screen and tap Menu bar in the Popup menu/press a.

NOTE

• Pressing b also changes into Landscape view. Press b again to return to the previous view.

• If you change a view, some Web pages may not appear.

Opening Web Pages by Entering URL

You can enter the URL to open your desired Web pages. You can also open the Web pages by

adding a new tab.

Full-Screen : Displays a Web page in the original size. The

content of the Web page exceeds the display

area.

• When displaying in Landscape, you cannot

select this.

Landscape : Displays a Web page in the original size with

90-degree rotated to the right.

The content of the Web page exceeds the

display area.

• You can set the rotation direction. 3P218

Fit-to-Screen : Displays a Web page to fit on the display size.

The content of the Web page is fixed to the

width of the display.

Zoom : Set the desired zoom level to change the

display size.

Drag $$ to change the zoom level3 tap [Done]

•Set AutoZoom to $$ to automatically adjust the Web page size

when displaying, if the page supports this function.

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aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Open page on the Menu

bar

bTap Location, and enter an URL y tap [Open]

• Up to XX single-byte characters can be entered for an URL.

1To close the tab you added

While viewing the Web page of the tab, tap Browse y Close tab on the Menu bar

Viewing Web Page Information

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Page information on the

Menu bar

bCheck the information and tap [Done]

• Tap $$ on the right end of Location to list recently accessed

URLs (up to 10 URLs). You can open the Web page by

selecting the URL from the list.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

1To open Web pages by adding a new tab

Check [Open page in new window $$].

$$ to add, $$ not to add.

Title : Displays the title of the Web page.

Location : Displays the URL of the Web page.

Size of page : Displays the size of the Web page.

Security : Displays whether the Web page supports data

encryption.

1To copy the URL of the current Web page

Tap [Copy URL]

• How to paste. 3 P210

1To add a bookmark for the current Web page

Tap [Bookmark]

• Subsequent operations 3 P204

1To save the current Web page

Tap [Save]

• Subsequent operations 3 P207

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Viewing Link Information

aWhile viewing the Web page, use 9 to select the link, and point

a blank part in the Content view area and tap Link on the Popup

bCheck the information ant tap [Done]

Viewing Image Information

aWhile viewing the Web page, point an image and tap Image on the

Popup menu

bCheck the information ant tap [Done]

1To view the linked page

Tap [Open]

• Set [New tab] to $$ to view the linked page on the new tab.

1To copy the URL of the linked page

Tap [Copy URL]

• Subsequent operations 3 P210

1To add a bookmark for the linked page

Tap [Bookmark]

• Subsequent operations 3 P204

1To view an image with the Image viewer

Tap [Open]

• Subsequent operations 3 P274

1To save an image in the FOMA handset

Tap [Save]

• Storage destination 3 P274

1To send an image

Tap [send]

• Subsequent operations 3 P310

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Finding Text in Web Pages

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Find on the Menu bar

bEnter the characters to find, and tap [Direction] ([$$ Up]/[$$

Down]) y tap [Find]

Opening Web Pages from History

Web pages you viewed are saved in History. You can directly view the Web pages from History.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y History on the Menu

bar

bTap the Web page to view

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

1To clear History

Tap [Clear]

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

• Tap [Open] to view the highlighted Web page.

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Opening Web Pages Quickly by Adding Bookmarks

Adding Bookmarks for Web Pages

To return to Web pages you frequently view quickly, add bookmarks for the pages. Up to XXX

bookmarks can be added.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Page information on the

Menu bar and tap [Bookmarks] on the Page information screen

bTap Title and enter a title y tap [Add]

• Up to XX double- or single-byte characters can be entered for a title.

Opening Web Pages from Bookmarks

You can easily open Web pages from bookmarks you added.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Bookmarks on the Menu

bar

bTap the bookmark for the Web page to view

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

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Editing Bookmarks

You can select and edit bookmarks you added.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Bookmarks on the Menu

bar

bTap $$ of the bookmark to edit

cTap [DONE]

Deleting Bookmarks

You can select and delete bookmarks you added.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Bookmarks on the Menu

bar

bTap $$ of the bookmark to delete

$$ changes into $$.

cOn the Menu bar, tap Browsey Delete, and tap [Yes] on the delete

confirmation screen

• Tap [No] to cancel deleting.

dTap [Yes]

Location : Displays the URL of a bookmark to edit.

1To change the title of a bookmark

Tap Title and enter a new title

• Up to XX double- or singly-byte characters can be

entered.

1To send the URL of a bookmark

Tap [send]

• Subsequent operations 3 P310

1To delete a bookmark

Tap [Delete], and tap [Yes] on the Delete confirmation

screen

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Saving Web Pages Information

Saving Web Pages

You can save Web pages you might want to refer to later. Up to XXX pages can be saved. (The

maximum number of savable pages varies depending on the amount of data of the pages.)

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Page information on the

Menu bar, and then tap [Save] on the Page information screen

bEnter the title y tap [Save]

• Up to XX double- or single-byte characters can be entered for a title.

Opening Web Pages You Saved

You can select and open Web pages you saved.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Saved pages on the

Menu bar

]

bTap the Web page name to view

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operations.

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Editing Web Pages You Saved

You can select and edit Web pages you saved.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Saved pages on the

Menu bar

bTap $$ of the Web page to edit

cTap [Done]

Deleting Web Pages You Saved

You can select and delete Web pages you saved.

Size of page : Displays the file size of the Web pages you

saved.

Last modified : Displays the date when you saved the pages.

1To change the title

Tap Title and enter a new title

• Up to XX double- or single-byte characters can be entered

for a title.

1To delete the Web page

Tap [Delete], and tap [Yes] on the Delete confirmation

screen

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aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Browse y Saved pages on the

Menu bar

bTap $$ of the Web page to delete

$$ changes into $$.

cOn the Menu bar, tap Browsey Delete, and tap [Yes] on the delete

confirmation screen

• Tap [No] to cancel the operations.

Copying/Cutting and Pasting Text in Web Pages

You can copy, cut and paste characters you entered or the content of Web pages into other entry

screens.

Copying/Cutting

aDrag the area to copy y tap Edity Copy/Cut on the Menu bar,

The copied/cut information is stored in the clipboard.

1To copy/cut all information on a page

aTap Edit y Select all on the Menu bar

The all information on the screen is selected.

bTap Edity Copy/Cut on the Menu bar,

The copied/cut information is stored in the clipboard.

NOTE

• A memory area where copied/cut information is stored. The clipboard stores a copy of the last information

that was copied or cut. Copying/cutting other information overwrites the data stored in the clipboard. Turning

the FOMA handset off or resetting the settings also clears the data in the clipboard.

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Pasting

aTap the position to paste the data, and tap Edit y Paste on the

Menu bar

Downloading Data from Web Pages

You can download various applications from the Internet. You can also delete data you

downloaded later.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap the item to download

bDownloading completes

NOTE

• Installing data you downloaded 3 P268

Installing Ring Tone Files

You can install downloaded ring tone files as ring tones.

aTap the ring tone file to install on the Download data list screen

bTap [Install ring tone]

$$ : Data being downloaded.

$$ : Data that is suspended during downloading.

$$ : Data that has been downloaded.

$$ : Stops audio

$$ : Plays back audio.

1To delete a ring tone file

Tap [Delete]

1To save a ring tone file in the FOMA handset

Tap [Save]

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Viewing Downloaded Data Information

You can view details on data you downloaded.

aGap $$ of data to view on the Download data list screen

bCheck the information and tap [Done]

Deleting Downloaded Data

You can select and delete data you downloaded.

aOn the Download data list screen, tap $$ of data to delete

$$ changes into $$.

bTap Browsey Delete on the Menu bar, and tap [Yes] on the delete

confirmation screen

• Tap [No] to cancel deleting.

Using Phone To/Mail To/Web To Functions

By tapping highlighted information (a phone number, email address, or URL) on a Web page/

email screen, you can make a call, send a message or open a Web page.

Using Phone To Function

By tapping a phone number, etc. on a Web page/email, you can make a call.

name : Displays a name of the data.

Current size : Displays the size of the current file.

Total size : Displays the total size of the files.

Location : Displays the URL of the source file.

Date : Displays the date of the data created.

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aTap a displayed phone number, etc.

bTap [Dial]/[Video Call]

• Subsequent operations 3 P66, P86

NOTE

• Phone To function may not be available depending on Web pages.

Using Mail To Function

By tapping an email address, etc. on a Web page/email, you can send an email message.

aTap a displayed email address, etc.

NOTE

• Mail To function may not be available depending on Web pages.

Using Web To Function

By tapping an URL, etc. on a Web page/email, you can open a Web page.

aTap a displayed URL, etc.

NOTE

• Web To function may not be available depending on Web pages.

The email composing screen with the email address entered

appears.

• Subsequent operations 3 Step 3 on P235

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Setting Web Browser Preferences

You can make various browser settings.

aWhile viewing the Web page, tap Edit y Preferences on the Menu

bar

bTap the tab to set

• For each tab settings, see pages 215 to 219.

General Tab

On the General tab, you can set various browser settings including the character code for the

browser, the time to connect, and the default homepage.

aIn Step 2 on P214, tap General tab y tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting

NOTE

• Usually, Choose encoding should be set to Automatic selection. However, some Web pages may display

characters in correctly. In this case, changing into other option may display characters correctly.

t sett

ng Choose encoding: Automatic selection Fallback: Shift-JIS HTTP Timeout: 60

seconds Homepage: Blank

Choose encoding

: Set the normal character code.

Fallback : Set the spare character code.

HTTP Timeout

: Some Web pages require a while to open. Set

the time before the FOMA handset stops

opening the Web page.

Homepage : Enter the URL for the default home page.

• Tap [Use current] to set the current Web page

to the default.

• Tap [Blank] to set the blank page to the default.

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Cache Tab

On the Cache tab, you can set cache and cookies for the browser.

aIn Step 2 on P214, tap Cache tab y tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting

ault sett

ng Cache size: $$ Small Use cookies: Always

Cache size:

$$ Small : Allocates the small cache size.

$$ Large : Allocates the large cache size.

Use cookies: :

Always : You can use cookies when viewing cookie-

enabled Web pages.

Never : You can never use cookies when viewing

cookie-enabled Web pages.

Ask : You can select how to use cookies on the

confirmation screen when viewing cookie-

enabled Web pages.

Cache [Clear] : Tap to clear the cache data.

Cookies [Clear]: Tap to clear the cookie data.

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Multimedia Tab

On the Multimedia tab, you can set the operations of images, animations and sound effects.

aIn Step 2 on P214, tap Multimedia tab y tap the item to set, and

tap [DONE] after setting

ault sett

ng All $$

Load all images$$

: Set whether display images or not when

viewing Web pages with images.

$$ to display, $$ not to display.

Enable animations$$

: Set whether play back animations or not when

viewing Web pages with animations.

$$ to play back, $$ not to play back.

Enable javascript $$

: Set whether enable JavaScript or not when

viewing Web pages with JavaScript. $$ to

enable, $$ to disable.

Ignore refresh $$

: Set whether enable the automatic refresh of

Web pages or not.

$$ to enable, $$ to disable.

Enable BGSound $$

: Set whether enable sound effects or not when

viewing Web pages.

$$ to enable, $$ to disable.

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Display Tab

On the Display tab, you can set how to show frames and popups.

aIn Step 2 on P214, tap Display tab y tap the item to set, and tap

[Done] after setting

Plug-ins Tab

You can check plug-ins installed in the browser.

ault sett

ng Landscape Rotation:Righthand Show frames as:All frames Horizontal scrollbar:Auto

Vertical scrollbar:Auto Block popups:Allow user requested popups

Landscape Rotation

Lefthand : Rotates the Web page to the left in

"Landscape" view (3 P199).

Righthand : Rotates the Web page to the right in

"Landscape" view (3 P199).

Show frames as

All frames : Displays all frames when viewing frame-

enabled Web pages.

List of frames: Displays a list of frames when viewing frame-

enabled Web pages.

No frames : Displays no frames even when viewing frame-

enabled Web pages.

Horizontal scrollbar

Auto : Displays the Horizontal scrollbar when viewing

the Web page larger than the display screen.

ON : Always displays the Horizontal scrollbar.

OFF : Displays no Horizontal scrollbar.

Vertical scrollbar

Auto : Displays the Vertical scrollbar when viewing the

Web page larger than the display screen.

ON : Always displays the Vertical scrollbar.

OFF : Displays no Vertical scrollbar.

Block popups

Don't block : Displays popup windows when viewing popup-

enabled Web pages.

Block all : Displays no popup windows when viewing

popup-enabled Web pages.

Allow user requested popups

: You can select whether display popup windows

on the confirmation screen when viewing

popup-enabled Web pages.

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aIn Step 2 on P214, tap Plug-instab, and tap [Done] after checking

NOTE

• What is cache, cookies, and JavaScript? 3 P181

When an Incoming Call Arrives during Internet Connection

<<Comment>> <Insert later >

Using Certificates

Checking User/CA Certificates

You can check the certificates required for establishing security communications.

aTap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap the Handset

tab y Certificate manager on the Control panel screen, and then

tap the User tab/Certificates tab on the Certificate list screen

bTap the certificate name y tap [Details]

The list of installed plug-ins appears.

• Tap the plug-in name to view the plug-in information.

List of user certificates List of CA certificates

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1About the Certificate

Deleting Certificates

You can delete User certificates.

• You cannot delete CA certificates.

aTap the certificate name on the User certificate list screen y Tap

[Delete]

NOTE

• If you delete a user certificate, the corresponding Web pages no longer appear.

User certificates : Digital data that identifies users. Using user certificates

provides you easier and more secure user authentication than

normal one that requires the entry of user ID and password.

CA (Certification Authority)

certificates

: The certificate issued by the certifier. It is stored in your FOMA

handset by default.

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Email. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208

About Short Message Service (SMS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209

Using Mopera Email Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210

Settings Required for Using Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212

Viewing Messaging Account List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218

Composing and Sending Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219

Attaching Files. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223

Saving Unfinished Emails for Sending Later . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225

Connecting to Mail Server to Receive Emails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226

Replying to Emails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227

Forwarding Emails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228

Managing Sender Email Addresses and Phone Numbers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228

Searching Emails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230

Searching Text Strings in Emails. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231

Copying/Cutting and Pasting Strings in Emails. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231

Copying/Cutting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231

Managing Files Attached to Emails. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232

Viewing Messages on Email/SMS Message List Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234

1Composing Emails

1Receiving/Managing Emails

1Managing on Mailbox

1Messaging Settings

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Creating/Editing/Deleting Messaging Folders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239

Setting Messaging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243

Creating and Sending SMS Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244

Saving Unfinished SMS Messages for Sending Later . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245

Automatically Receiving SMS Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246

Checking for Incoming SMS Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246

Viewing SMS Messages Received. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247

Saving SMS Messages in UIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247

Performing SMS settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248

1Creating Short Message Service (SMS) Messages

1Receiving/Managing SMS Messages

1SMS Settings

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"Internet mail (hereafter "email") via general network service providers is available on FOMA

handset.

To use email, you are required to subscribe the mopera email service (3 P226) or network

service providers supported by FOMA, and to set Internet connection (3 P185) and email

account (3 P228).

Number of Characters/Attachments that can be Sent/Received

Receiving Emails

Receiving emails with your FOMA handset requires connection to the mail server of your network

service provider. You can set your FOMA handset to automatically receive emails.

• Connecting to mail server to receive emails 3 P243

NOTE

• Deco-mail/HTML messages can be received except the messages that contain JavaScript or Flash images.

2Files can be attached to outgoing

emails 3 P246

Files saved in your FOMA handset can

be attached to outgoing emails.

2Emails can be automatically

received 3 P231, P243

You can set your FOMA handset to

receive incoming emails automatically

or at a specified time.

2Incoming emails can be sorted to

specified folders 3 P257

Incoming emails can be sorted to

specified folders by using the sender's

email address or subject of the

message as a sorting key.

2Messages can be sent/received

using Short Message Service (SMS)

3 P261, P263

SMS messages can be exchanged

among other FOMA handsets.

Item Send Receive

Destination address Up to XX addresses including To, Cc, and

Bcc (up to 1000 single-byte characters per

email)

–

Subject Up to 1000 characters regardless of

double- or single-byte

Up to XXXX characters regardless of

double- or single-byte

Body text Up to 65536 characters regardless of

double- or single-byte

Up to XXXX characters regardless of

double- or single-byte

Attachment Up to XX files, less than (or equal to) XX

bytes in total

Up to XX files, less than (or equal to) XX

bytes in total

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About Short Message Service (SMS)

Short Message Service (SMS) allows you to exchange text messages among other FOMA

handsets. Subscription to network service providers is not required for this service.

• Sending/receiving SMS messages 3 P261, P263

NOTE

• Text messages cannot be sent/received from overseas by using Short Message Service (SMS).

• The received SMS messages in your FOMA handset can be saved to a UIM. 3 P265

SMS Message Destination Address

A "subscriber's mobile phone number" is used as the destination address for sending a SMS

message.

Number of Characters That can be Sent/Received

The number of characters that can be sent/received using Short Message Service (SMS) is as

shown below:

*: When only single-byte alphanumeric characters or symbols (excluding 。「」{ } [ ] ｜、・ - ゛゜＾ ` ~ ) are

used

When FOMA handset fails to receive SMS Messages

SMS messages that arrive at the Short Message Center are immediately sent to your FOMA

handsets. However, in case of your FOMA handset is powered off, out of the service area, etc.,

the messages are stored at the Center.

NOTE

• The maximum time of SMS messages to be stored at the Short Message Center is 72 hours. You can specify

the retention time in "SMS retention time" (3 P266).

• SMS messages are deleted when the retention time has elapsed.

• SMS messages stored at the Short Message Center can be received by Check for new SMS (3 P263).

• When FOMA handset received SMS messages, the SMS messages stored at the Short Message Center

are deleted. The received SMS messages are saved in FOMA handset. 3 P264

Item Double-byte characters (kanji,

hiragana, etc.)

Single-byte characters (alphanumeric

characters, etc.)

Destination address – 20 (numerals only)

Body text 70 160*

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1Terminology for email

IMAP

IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is a protocol for receiving emails from storage

servers. In this method, emails are managed in a mailbox on the servers and recipients can

determine to receive or discard the emails after checking subjects and senders.

POP

POP (Post Office Protocol) is a protocol for receiving emails from storage servers. This

method is widely used in pair with the protocol for sending emails called SMTP. Unlike

IMAP, recipients receives all emails and unable to check the lists of senders or subjects

before mail reception.

SMTP

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is a protocol for sending emails, which allows email

exchange between servers or sending of emails by users.

Using Mopera Email Service

Once you make a subscription at a DoCoMo shop or by phone, you can make email settings

easily with the handset. Either of the following services can be selected according to your need:

mopera POP Mail (400 yen/month (420 yen including tax))

* Separate communication charges apply.

mopera IMAP Mail (1400 yen/month (1470 yen including tax))

* Separate communication charges apply.

Quick Start

Quick Start automates the setting of connection required for mopera email service for easy

messaging setup.

aTap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, tap Connect tab y

Internet account in the Control panel screen, and tap Quick Start tab

in the Internet account screen

This service requires a separate subscription.

This standard email service allows you to enjoy full-fledged messaging at reasonable

charges.

This high-end service is recommended to users who exchange many emails, frequently

exchange large emails, or use the same email address from different handsets. The subjects

of emails can be checked to allow users to select and retrieve only emails they want to read,

which makes the service convenient for mobile use.

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bTap [Auto Configure]

cTap [Yes], and tap [Yes] in the confirmation screen

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Settings Required for Using Email

Performing Email Account Settings

Settings are required for sending/receiving emails.

aTap $$ y $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap Connect tab

y Messaging account in the Control panel screen

1To edit an email account

Tap the account to edit y Tap [Edit]

Perform Step 3 and operations that follow as required.

1To delete an email account

Tap [Delete], and tap [Yes] in the Confirm delete screen

Internet access point setting (3 P182) and email account setting (see below) are required to

use email. For setting information, see documents provided by your network operator.

You have an email address

: Yes

: No

You are already using mopera

email service 3 P226

Subscribe to mopera email service

3 P226

Use Quick Start for

setting

You are subscribing

to another network

operator

Subscribe to another

network operator

Use Quick Start for

setting

Perform Internet access point settings 3 P182

Perform email account settings 3 See below

Email is available

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bTap [New]

cTap the tab to set

• On how to set the individual tabs, see P229 to P234.

Basic Tab

The account name, email address, Internet account used for connection, etc. are set up.

aTap Basic tab in Step 3 on P229 y Tap the field for the item to set

up y Tap [Done] after setting

ault sett

ng Account name: - Owner name: - Email address: –

Connection type: POP3 Internet account: -

Account name

: Set the account name to be displayed on the

messaging account list.

• Up to 90 double-or single-byte characters can

be entered.

Owner : Set the name, etc. of the person who uses the

account.

• Up to 90 double-or single-byte characters can

be entered.

Email address: Set the email address to be used for this

account.

• Up to 90 single-byte characters can be

entered.

Connection type

IMAP : Specify settings to connect to a mail server that

supports IMAP.

POP3 : Specify settings to connect to a mail server that

supports POP3.

Internet account

: Set up the Internet account to use for sending/

receiving emails.

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Password Ta b

Set the username, password, etc.

aTap Password tab in Step 3 on P229 y Tap the field for the item to

set up yTap [Done] after setting

ault sett

ng Inbox username: - Inbox password: - Use SMTP authentication: $$

Use inbox login details: $$ Outbox username: - Outbox password: -

Inbox

Inbox username : Set the username for this email account.

• Up to 90 single-byte characters can be

entered.

Inbox password : Set up the password for this email account.

The entered password is masked with "4."

Outbox

Use SMTP authentication

: Select if SMTP server authentication is

required. To select this, Inbox username and

Inbox password must be set.

$$ indicates use of SMTP authentication

and $$ non-use.

Use inbox login details

: Select this to use the username and

password for inbox SMTP authentication

also for outbox.

$$ indicates use of the same username and

password and $$ non-use.

Outbox username

: Set the username for inbox SMTP

authentication.

• Up to XX single-byte characters can be

entered.

Outbox password

: Set up the password for inbox SMTP

authentication. The entered password is

masked with "4".

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Inbox Ta b

Set the incoming server address and the method of receiving emails.

aIn Step 3 on P229, tap Inbox tab y Tap the field for the item to set

up y Tap [Done] after setting

ault sett

ng Incoming server address: - Download: Only headers Size: 1KB No. of lines: 0

Incoming server address

: Set the address of the incoming mail server (POP3/

IMAP).

• Up to 90 single-byte characters can be entered.

Download

Only headers

: Set this to receive only the subjects of emails. Body text

or attachments are not received.

Size : Specify the size of an email to receive. Size must be set.

No. of lines

: Specify the number of lines in an email to receive. No. of

lines must be set.

No restrictions

: Set this up to receive emails as they are.

Size : Set up the size of an email.

• Any size in the range of 1 to 99999 KB can be used

for setup.

No. of lines

: Set the number of lines in an email.

• Any number can be set within the range of 0 to 999.

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1Scheduling email checking

Set your handset to automatically connect to the mail server to check for any incoming email

at scheduled timings.

Tap [Schedule]

Outbox Ta b

Set the outgoing server address.

aTap the Outbox tab in Step 3 on P229 y Tap the field for the item

to set upy Tap [Done] after setting

Schedule download

: Select this to use the schedule to receive emails.

$$ indicates use of the schedule and $$ non-use.

$$ Set time: Select this to specify the time to receive emails. To set this, Check email at must

be set.

$$ indicates use of time specification to receive emails and $$ non-use.

$$Set interval

: Select this to specify the interval to receive emails. To set this, Check email every

must be set.

$$ indicates use of interval specification to receive emails and $$ non-use.

Check email at

: Up to 3 different times of the day can be specified to automatically check any

incoming email.

Check email every

: The interval can be specified for automatically check any incoming email.

ault sett

ng Outgoing server address: –

Outgoing server address: Set up the SMTP server address.

• Up to 90 single-byte characters

can be entered.

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Advanced Ta b

Perform settings related to mail server security, etc.

aTap the Advanced tab in Step 3 on P229 y Tap the field for the item

to set up y Tap [Done] after setting

ault sett

ng Outgoing security: not specified Outgoing mail port: 25 Use MIME encryption: $$

Incoming security: Not specified Incoming mail port: 110 Secure password authentication: $$

Delete from server: $$

Outgoing security : Specify the use of SSL communication for

sending emails.

Outgoing mail port: Set the outgoing mail port number.

• Any number within the range of 0 to

65535 can be used for set up.

Use MIME encryption

: Select this to use MIME encryption to send

emails.

$$ indicates use of MIME and $$ non-use.

Incoming security : Specify the use of SSL communication for

receiving emails.

Incoming mail port: Set up the incoming mail port number.

• Any number within the range of 0 to

65535.

Secure password authentication

: Select this to encrypt the password to send

to the server.

$$ indicates use of encryption and $$ non-

use.

Delete from server: Select this to delete emails from the server

when they have been delivered.

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Email notification Ta b

Specify the use of email notification before receiving when any email has been delivered to the

specified account.

aTap the Email notification tab in Step 3 on P229 y Tap the field for

the item to set up y Tap [Done] after setting

Viewing Messaging Account List

This screen lists the email accounts that have been set up and allows you to use various

messaging functions.

aTap $$ in the Application Selector bar

1Items available from the Menu bar on the messaging account list screen

Tap Message or Edit on the Menu bar to display items as shown below:

• Some items may not be available depending on the operation.

ault sett

ng Automatic download: XXX

Automatic download

: Select this to get notified of an incoming email

before receiving it.

$$ indicates use of notification before receiving

and $$ non-use.

IAP selection: Use this function to specify the account for

receiving emails.

aMessaging service type

$$ : email

$$ : Short Message Service (SMS)

bAccount name

cNo. of unread emails

dNo. of unsent emails

Browse

Find . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P247

Receive & send . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P243

Edit

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P260

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Composing and Sending Email

Compose and send a new email.

aTap $$ y account name to use in the Application Selector bar,

and tap [New] in the message list screen

bTap To and enter the destination address

cTap Subject and enter the subject

$$ : Tap to enter the destination address (Cc, Bcc), etc.

3P239

$$ : Tap to attach a file 3 P240

• Up to 1000 double - or single-byte characters can be entered.

• Specifying a recipient from the contact list 3 P238

• More than one recipient can be specified by separating email

addresses with ", (commas)".

• Up to 1000 double - or single-byte characters can be entered.

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dTap the text field and enter text

eTap [Send]

fTap $$Send immediately y [Done]

The Connect to mail server screen is displayed and the email is sent after connection has

been established.

• Tap [Cancel] in the Connect to mail server screen to cancel sending. However, sending

may not be canceled depending on the timing.

1Items available from the Menu bar

Tapping Message or Edit in the Menu bar in the Create email screen displays items as shown

below:

• Some items may not be available depending on the operation.

NOTE

• Text input method 3 P466

• Up to 65536 double or single byte characters can be entered.

• Adding contact 3 P239

• Tap $$Save to outbox to save the composed message in outbox

without sending it.

Message

New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P235

Attach your card. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P242

Find . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P247, P248

Find next . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P248

Delete message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P259

Disconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P195

Edit

Cut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Paste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Select all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Select contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P239

Set zoom level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P260

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Specifying a Recipient from the Contact List

From the Create email screen, search for an email address stored in the contact list and insert it.

A recipient whose email address is not stored cannot be specified.

aTap To in the Create email screen, and tap $$ of the recipient to

search for y [Done] in the Select contact screen

Displaying Contact List to Create Emails

The Create email screen can be displayed from the contact list screen. This operation cannot be

performed for a contact whose email address is not stored.

aTap an email address in the contact list screen

• If you have selected contact data containing more than one

email address, go on to select another email address.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

• Displaying the contact list screen 3 P107

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Adding Destination Address (Cc, Bcc)

Adding one or more destination address allows you to send an email containing the same

message to more than one recipient at one time.

aTap the $$ tab in the Create email screen

bTap To/Cc/Bcc and enter the destination address

• Up to 1000 single-byte characters can be entered.

• Specifying a recipient from the contact list 3 P238

NOTE

• Text input method 3 P466

• In the To/Cc/Bcc field, more than one recipient can be specified by separating email addresses with ",

(commas)".

Inserting Contact Data to Email Body Text

Information stored in the contact list can be inserted to email body text. This function is useful for

sending contact information by email, etc.

aTap Edit y Select contact on the Menu bar in the Create email

screen, and check $$ of the recipient to add in the Select contact

screen y Tap [Text]

• Tap Select all $$ to check all items.

bCheck $$ of the item to send y Tap [Done]

The contact data are inserted to the email body text.

To : Enter the recipient's email address. A message with no

destination address specified in To cannot be sent.

Cc : Enter a destination address to send the message to in

addition to To.

Bcc : Enter an intended recipient whom you want to hide from

the recipient specified in To or Cc. The entered email

address will not be visible to the other recipients.

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Setting Priority for Email

Outgoing emails can be assigned priorities according to their contents.

aTap the $$ tab y Priority in the Create email screen

bSelect a priority

Attaching Files

Voice, video, image and document files, etc. saved in your FOMA handset can be attached to

outgoing emails.

aTap the $$ tab y [Add] in the Create email screen, and tap Type in

the Add attachment screen

High : Assign this to emails containing important messages

that you want the recipients to read without fail.

Normal: Assign this to emails containing messages of average

importance not much affected by priority.

Low : Assign this to emails containing messages of no

particular importance that may be read later.

Voice : Select from voice memos, etc., recorded on the FOMA

handset.

Video : Select from video clips captured with the FOMA

handset or downloaded from websites, etc.

Image : Select from still images captured with the FOMA

handset or downloaded from websites, etc.

Document

: Select from document files (Word or Excel files, etc.).

Other : Select from all stored files.

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bSelect the type of the file to attach y Tap [Execute]

1If Vo ic e has been selected

1If Video has been selected

1If Image has been selected

1If Document has been selected

1If Other has been selected

cTap the file to attach y Tap [Select]

Select the folder containing the intended file.

Files available as attachments are listed.

A file can be selected and played/stopped.

Select the folder containing the intended file.

Files available as attachments are listed.

Select the folder containing the intended file.

Files available as attachments are listed.

The view of the list can be changed.

Select the folder containing the intended file.

Files available as attachments are listed.

Select the folder containing the intended file.

Files available as attachments are listed.

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1To delete attachment

Attaching vCard

Contact data can be attached as they are to outgoing emails.

aTap Message y Attach your card on the Menu bar in the Create email

screen

• Tap the $$ tab in the Create email screen to display the vCard attached for confirmation.

Saving Unfinished Emails for Sending Later

Saving Unfinished Emails

Emails in the process of creation or editing can be saved to unsent box.

aCreate an email in the Create email screen y Tap $$

Editing/Sending Saved Emails

Unsent emails saved in the handset can be edited for sending.

aTap Inbox* y Outbox/Unsent box on the Menu bar in the Create

email screen

aTap the $$ tab in the Create email screen y Tap $$ of the attachment to delete

$$ is switched to $$.

bTap [Delete]

*: The name of the previously selected mailbox is displayed.

nsent email list screen

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bTap the email to edit

Go to Step 2 on P235.

1Selecting and sending an email

If you have more than one email to send, you can select from them for sending.

Select $$ of the email to send on the message list screen y Tap [Receive & send]

Connecting to Mail Server to Receive Emails

You can connect to the mail server of your network operator to receive emails.

aTap $$ in the Application Selector bar, and tap Message y Receive

& send on the Menu bar

bReceiving email

1To select an account before receiving emails

Tap the name of the account for which you want to retrieve emails on the account list screen,

and tap [Receive & send] on the message list screen.

• [Receive & send] is not displayed on the unsent email list.

1To disconnect

Tap Message y Disconnect on the Menu bar in the menu list screen.

Connect to the mail servers of all messaging accounts beginning

with the first one displayed on the messaging account list screen

to check for any incoming emails.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel receiving emails. However, receiving

may not be canceled depending on the timing.

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1If you are using an account with Email notification (3 P234) set up

When any email is delivered to the server, notification is sent automatically to your FOMA

handset and the email is retrieved without explicit connection to the mail server.

1If you are using an account with Schedule (3 P232) set

Connection is automatically made to the mail server at the specified time/interval for retrieving

emails.

Replying to Emails

You can reply to the sender of an incoming email or SMS message.

aTap Reply in the incoming email details screen

NOTE

• You cannot reply to an SMS message showing User unset, Payphone, Not supported as the sender.

• A Short Mail message sent from a mova i-mode handset to a FOMA handset is received as a SMS message

but it is not possible to reply to it.

1To reply to an email with more than one address

aTap Message y Reply to all on the Menu bar in the

incoming email details screen

bEnter the subject and send an email

Go to Step 3 on P235.

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Forwarding Emails

Incoming emails or SMS messages can be forwarded to other people.

aTap Message y Forward on the Menu bar in the incoming email

details screen

bEnter the destination address and send an email

Go to Step 3 on P235.

Managing Sender Email Addresses and Phone Numbers

Storing in Contact List

Senders of incoming emails or SMS messages can be stored in the contact list.

aTap Sender in the incoming email details/outgoing email details

screen

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bTap [Save contact]

cTap First name/Last name and enter the names

• Entering other information 3 P99

Making a Call to Sender

You can make a call to the sender of an incoming SMS message.

a Tap Sender in the incoming email details/outgoing email details

screen

b Tap [Call]/[VideoPhone]

• For operations that follow 3 P66, P86

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Searching Emails

Search the emails/SMS messages stored in the FOMA handset for any email/SMS message that

contains the specified keyword, and list the messages.

a Tap Message y Find on the Menu bar in the account list/message

list screen

b Tap a text input field and enter a keyword y Tap Where? and

select the account to search y Tap [Find]

cTap the email to view

Enter a keyword. You can select an account for the search.

• Up to 128 double or single byte characters can be entered as

a keyword.

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Searching Text Strings in Emails

aTap Message y Find on the Menu bar in the message details/

Create email screen

b Tap a text input field and enter a text string to search for y Tap

the direction (4/5) y Tap [Find]

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the search.

1To search for the same text string successively

Tap Message y Find next on the Menu bar in the message details/Create email screen

Copying/Cutting and Pasting Strings in Emails

You can copy or cut text strings entered or body text of emails and paste on other entry screens,

etc.

Copying/Cutting

aDrag to select the text to copy y Tap Edit y Copy/Cut in the Menu

bar

The specified text is saved on the clipboard.

1To select all to copy/cut

aTap Edit y Select all in the Menu bar

All strings in the selected item are selected.

bTap Edit y Copy/Cut in the Menu bar

The strings are saved on the clipboard.

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Pasting

aTap the area you want to paste to, and tap Edit y Paste in the Menu

bar

The copied/cut text is pasted.

NOTE

• The clipboard is a memory area for temporarily holding what you have copied/cut. Only one piece of

information can be held, which is overwritten when another has been copied/cut. Information held on the

clipboard is erased when the handset has been switched off or settings have been reset.

Managing Files Attached to Emails

Attachments can be viewed/played and saved.

aTap the $$ tab in the message details screen

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bTap the attachment

1Audio file 1Image file

1Document file1Video file

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1Saving attachments

Tap [Save] on the screen in Step 2

NOTE

• Tap an unreceived attachment to display the confirmation screen. 3 P254

Viewing Messages on Email/SMS Message List Screen

You can view messages saved in inbox/unsent box/outbox/sent box for each accounts.

Up to XX messages can be saved in inbox, XX messages in unsent box, XX in outbox, and XX in

sent box.

<Example: incoming message>

1Audio file 1Image file

1Document file1Video file

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aTap the messaging account for which you want to view

messages on the account list screen

aAccount name: No. of messages in folder

bCheckbox to use for deletion 3 P259

cMessage type

dSender phone number/email address (inbox), recipient phone number/email

address (outbox/unsent box/sent box)

If the phone number or email address is stored in the contact list, the name is displayed.

eSubject

For a SMS message, the beginning of the body text is displayed. SMS is displayed on the

details screen.

fTime/date sent/received

Time is displayed for emails or SMS messages sent/received on the day, and date is

displayed for those sent/received prior to the current day.

gSize of message

hBody Text (SMS)

iCreate new message

Tapping this allows you to create a message. 3 P235

jReceive & send (inbox/unsent box/sent box)/Send (outbox)

Tapping this allows you to receive and send/send a message. 3 P243

$$: Standard message

$$: Message with attachment

$$: Only the number of messages received/messages including unreceived data

List screen (subject not

displayed)

List screen (subject

displayed)

Details screen

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1To switch between mailboxes to view

Tap Inbox* y mailbox to view on the Menu bar

*: The name of mailbox previously viewed is displayed.

bTap the message to view on the email/SMS message list screen

Tap the $$, $$, or $$ tab to switch between views.

• On the unsent mail/SMS message list screen, the Edit screen (3 P243, P262) is

displayed.

aSubject

bSender

cBody text

dDestination other than sender

eTime/date received

fSize of message

gMessage priority

hCheckbox to use for deletion

iAttachment file type

jSender phone number/email address (incoming message), recipient phone

number/email address (outgoing/unsent/sent message)

If the phone number or email address is stored in the contact list, the name is displayed.

kSubject

For a SMS message, the beginning of the body text is displayed. SMS is displayed on the

details screen.

lTime/date sent/received

Time is displayed for emails or SMS messages sent/received on the day and date is

displayed for those sent/received prior to the current day.

mBody text

$$: Audio file

$$: Image file

$$: Video file

$$: Document file

Text screen Recipient details screen Attachment screen

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1Viewing the details screen for messages with unreceived data for a POP3 account

1Viewing the details screen for messages with unreceived data for an IMAP account

[

1Receiving unreceived attachments to messages for an IMAP account

Tap the attachments to display the screen as shown below:

Tap [Yes]

All unreceived data will be received.

Tap [Yes]

Unreceived message data will be received.

Download attachment $$

: Select to receive attachment together with the message.

$$ indicates receiving of attachment and $$ non-receiving.

Tap [Yes]

Attachments will be received.

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1Items available on the Menu bar in the message list screen

Tapping Message or Edit in the Menu bar displays items as shown below:

• Some items may not be available depending on the operation.

*: Displayed when a POP3 account is used.

1Items available from the Menu bar on the message details screen

Tapping Message or Edit in the Menu bar displays items as shown below:

• Some items may not be available depending on the operation.

NOTE

• Tapping information in message text (phone numbers, email addresses and URLs) allows you to easily make

phone calls, send messages or view websites.

Message

New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P235

Find . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P247, P248

Copy to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P256

Move . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P256

Delete message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P259

Disconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P195

Edit

Select all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Sort by date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P258

Sort by sender/recipient. . . . . . . . . .P258

Show subject . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P259

Email filters*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P257

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P260

Message

New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P235

Reply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P245

Reply to all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P245

Forward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P245

Send attachment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P250

Find . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P247, P248

Find next . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P247, P248

Delete message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P259

Disconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P195

Edit

Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Select all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P249

Zoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P141

Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P260

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Creating/Editing/Deleting Messaging Folders

Creating Mailboxes

Mailboxes can be created for managing messages, etc.

aTap Inbox* y Edit folders on the Menu bar in the message list

screen

bTap Name and enter a name y Tap [Done]

*: The name of mailbox previously viewed is displayed.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

• Up to XX double - or single-byte characters can be entered.

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Copying/Moving Messages to Another Mailbox

Messages can be copied/moved to newly created mailboxes with limitations as shown below.

• If an IMAP account is used, messages of which all data have not been received cannot be copied/moved.

aSelect $$ of the message to copy/move on the message list

screen

$$ is switched to $$.

bTap Message y Copy to/Move to in the Menu bar

cTap Folder and select the destination folder y Tap [Done]

NOTE

•If an IMAP email account is used/if the Delete from server (3 P233) setting is enabled and a POP3 email

account is used

- If an email has been moved from the folder used when it was received, a screen is displayed to confirm

the deletion of the email with the identical contents that is on the mail server when connection is made to

the mail server on the next occasion. Be informed that tapping [Yes] makes the email unavailable for

retrieval.

○: copying/moving allowed △: only copying allowed ×: copying/moving not allowed

Source folder Destination folder

Inbox Unsent box Outbox Sent box Created folder

Inbox ×△×△○

Unsent box ×××××

Outbox ×××××

Sent box ××××○

Created folder ××××○

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

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Automatically Sorting Incoming Emails

You can set rules for automatically sorting incoming mails into different folders.

aTap Edit y Email filters on the message list screen

bTap the name of the filter to change rules

c Tap the field for the item to set up y Tap [Done] after setting

Priority: High

Priority:Low

• Tap $$/$$ to change the priority.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Filter name: Specify the filter name.

• Up to 128 double or single byte characters can

be entered.

Move to : Specify the destination folder.

Condition

Sender : Set this to sort emails by Sender. The sorting

conditions must be entered in Contains.

Subject : Set this to sort emails by Subject. The sorting

conditions must be entered in Contains.

Contains : Enter a text string as the sorting condition.

• Up to 256 double or single byte characters can

be entered.

Operations

None : Select this to sort using one condition. The second

condition cannot be entered.

OR : Use this to sort emails that meet either of the two

conditions.

AND : Set this to sort emails that meet both conditions.

• Tap $$ to select them from the contacts.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

This function is available when a POP3 is used.

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Rearranging Messages on List Screen

You can rearrange the messages displayed on the message list screen.

aTap Edit y Sort by date/Sort by sender on the Menu bar in the

message list screen

NOTE

• The sort order for Sort by sender is as described below:

Kanji (in the order of the JIS code) 3 hiragana 3 katakana *1 3 single-byte katakana 3 double-byte

alphabetical character *2 3 single-byte alphabetical character *2 3 double-byte numerals 3 single-byte

numerals 3 symbol (in the order of the JIS code)

Switching Message List Screen View

The message list screen view can be switched to subject display.

aTap Edit y Show subject on the Menu bar in the message list

screen

The message list screen view is switched from a list to subject display.

• To restore the previous view, repeat the same operation.

Deleting Messages

Emails/SMS messages in inbox, outbox, unsent box, sent box, and created mailboxes can be

deleted.

You can delete messages by selecting them in the email list/SMS message list screen or delete

emails/SMS messages being displayed on the message details/SMS details screen.

aSelect $$ of the email/SMS message to delete in the email/SMS

message list screen

$$ is switched to $$.

bTap Message y Delete message in the Menu bar, and tap [Yes] on the

Confirm delete screen

The email/SMS message is deleted.

• Tap [No] to cancel deletion.

Sort by date : Sort messages in chronological order.

Sort by sender: Sort messages in the order of name shown on the recipient/sender

address.

*1: If both hiragana and katakana are used, the order of the Japanese syllabary is given priority (ex.: あ

アいイ…, etc.)

*2: If both upper- and lower-case characters are used, lower-case characters come before upper-case

characters and the alphabetical order is given priority (ex.: aAbB…, etc.)

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1To delete emails/SMS messages being displayed

Tap Message y Delete message on the Menu bar in the email details/SMS details screen, and

tap [Yes] on the Confirm delete screen

• Tap [No] to cancel deletion.

NOTE

• If the Delete from server (3 P233) setting is enabled, on a POP 3 account, and an email has been deleted

from the folder used when it was received, a screen is displayed to confirm the deletion of the email with the

identical contents that is on the mail server when connection is made to the mail server on the next occasion.

Setting Messaging

Setting Automatic Sending of Owner Card/Reply Quoted/Signature

You can specify whether or not to automatically attach the owner card (3 P114) and quote body

text to reply to messages, and what to append to message text as the signature. These settings

only function for the specified account.

• These settings are not available for Short Message Service (SMS).

aTap Edit y Preferences on the Menu bar in the message list screen

bTap the field for the item to set up y Tap [Done]

NOTE

• Setting message ring tone 3 P123

Always attach your card

: Specify whether or not to always attach your card to

messages.

$$ indicates use of automatic sending and $$ non-

use.

Always reply with history

: Specify whether or not to always quote body text of

the received messages to reply.

$$ indicates use of automatic quoting and $$ non-

use.

Signature : The entry made in this field is automatically

appended to the bottom of the body text of outgoing

messages.

• Up to 1024 double or single byte characters can

be entered.

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Creating and Sending SMS Messages

Create and send new SMS messages can be sent by FOMA handsets only.

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, and tap [New] in the

SMS message list screen

bTap To and enter the recipient destination address

cTap the text field and enter text

dTap [Send]

The SMS message is sent.

NOTE

• Text input method 3 P466

• Characters unavailable for use 3 P225

$$ : Set this up to receive receipts to show that messages

have been delivered to the recipients.

$$ Indicates receiving of receipts and $$ non-receiving.

$$ : Shows the size of SMS message

$$ : Brings you back to the account list screen.

• Up to 20 single-byte characters can be entered.

• Specifying a recipient from the contact list 3 P238

• Up to 70 double- or 160 single-byte characters can be entered.

• Adding contact 3 P239

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Saving Unfinished SMS Messages for Sending Later

Saving SMS Messages

SMS messages in the process of creation or editing can be saved to unsent box.

a Create a SMS message on the Create SMS screen y Tap $$

Editing and Sending Saved SMS Messages

Unsent SMS messages that have been saved can be sent.

aTap Inbox* y Outbox/Unsent box in the menu list on the SMS

message list screen

bTap the SMS message to edit

Go to Step 2 on P261.

*: The name of mailbox previously viewed is displayed.

Unsent SMS message

list screen

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Automatically Receiving SMS Messages

When your FOMA handset is in-range, SMS messages are automatically delivered from the

Short Message Center.

aA SMS message is delivered

NOTE

• A Short Mail message sent from a mova i-mode handset is received as an SMS message on your FOMA

handset.

Checking for Incoming SMS Messages

SMS messages delivered to the Short Message Center are automatically sent to the FOMA

handset. However, they are stored at the Center if the handset is switched off out of range.

Explicitly retrieving them delivers the SMS messages stored at the Center.

aTap Message y Check for new SMS on the Menu bar in the SMS

message list screen

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel retrieval.

bTap [Done]

Home screen Other than Home screen

The ring tone plays and the

screen as shown on the left is

displayed.

Tapping the circled area displays

the SMS message list screen,

allowing you to view received

SMS messages.

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Viewing SMS Messages Received

View received SMS messages and receipts of delivery (3P266).

aTap $$ in the Application Selector bar

bTap the account name ($$SMS)

cTap the SMS message to view

NOTE

• Any unviewable character (3 P225) contained in a received SMS message is displayed as a space.

• A Short Mail message sent from a mova i-mode handset is received by a FOMA handset as an SMS

message. If the sender's phone number is not displayed, the reason for non-display is displayed.

Saving SMS Messages in UIM

SMS messages stored in the FOMA handset can be moved and saved to UIM. SMS messages

stored in the UIM can be moved to the handset.

aTap the SMS message to move on the UIM ($$)/SMS message to

move from the UIM ($$) on the SMS message list

$$ is switched to $$.

bTap Message y Move message to UIM/Move message from UIM on the

Menu bar

$$ indicates a SMS message in the FOMA handset.

$$ indicates a SMS message in the UIM.

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Performing SMS settings

Set up conditions for using Short Message Service (SMS).

aTap $$ y $$ on the Application Selector bar, tap Connect tab y

Messaging account in the Control panel screen, and tap the SMS

tab in the messaging account screen.

1To edit a profile

Tap [Edit profile], tap the field for the item to set up in the SMS profile screen y Tap

[Done] after setting

bTap the field for the item to set up y Tap [Done] after setting

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel setting.

ault sett

ng Request acceptance: $$ SMS destination: Phone Memory Profile: SMS profile

Request acceptance

: Select this to request the sender to receive the

notification of delivery of a SMS message.

$$ indicates requesting and $$ not requesting.

SMS destination

: Select the destination of incoming SMS messages.

Profile: Select a profile.

Profile name : Set the profile name.

SMSC address: Set up the address of the SMS Center to connect

to. (If Profile name is SMS profile1, +81903101652 is

set.)

Save message : Specify how long sent SMS messages that are

undelivered will be stored at the Short Message

Center.

Normally, the Profile name and SMSC address settings of Profile and Edit profile need not be

changed.

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Application

Application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250

Installing an Application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250

Launching an Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252

Uninstalling an Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252

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Applications such as games can be installed and used on a FOMA handset. Applications to be

installed can be obtained via the following methods.

• Obtaining applications from the Internet 3 P211

You can access the Internet and download compatible applications from websites before

installing them.

• Obtaining applications from a TransFlash memory card 3 P301

You can save applications to a TransFlash memory card in advance using a PC, etc., before

installing them by inserting it to a FOMA handset.

• Obtaining from a PC 3 P527

You can install the "Desktop Suite" to a PC from the accompanying CD-ROM and then install by

connecting the FOMA handset to the PC using a USB cable.

Installing an Application

Downloaded applications and applications saved to a TransFlash memory card can be installed

and be made available for use on a FOMA handset.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar and then tap Launcher y

Install on the menu bar

bTap the application to be installed y tap Install

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the installation.

• Tap [Details] to display Signature information.3 P269

•

ance

to cance

e operat

on.

Displays the name of the software.

Displays the location of the installation data.

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cTap [Install] and then tap [Done] in the Installation confirmation

screen

Displays the application icon of the installed application on the Application Launcher.

1When an identical application is already installed

1Application signature details

NOTE

• The confirmation screen is displayed when unwarranted software for use in FOMA handset is installed.

Warranty is not guaranteed once installed.

• Tap [Overwrite] to overwrite the existing application by the new

application.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Tap [Details] in the Step 2 screen or Step 3 screen to verify

Application signature information.

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Launching an Application

You can launch an installed application from the Application Launcher screen.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar

bTap the icon of the application to be launched

Uninstalling an Application

This operation uninstalls an already installed application. Be cautioned that software once

uninstalled cannot be used thereafter.

aTap $$ on the Application Selector bar and then tap Launcher y

Uninstall on the menu bar

The icon of the installed application is added.

• Tap [Cancel] to cancel the uninstall.

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Application

bTap [Uninstall]

cTap [Yes] and then tap [Done] on the Uninstall confirmation

screen

The application is uninstalled.

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Exhibit 8B Users Manual

APPLICANT: MOTOROLA, INC. FCC ID: IHDT6EY1

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

A preliminary draft copy of the Users Manual follows in four parts (Exhibit 8A through Exhibit 8D):

EXHIBIT 8B