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Setting Up

■Values displayed after n=4 is entered using AT commands

○ : Controllable × : Uncontrollable

ATZ Reset the settings on the FOMA

terminal with the non-volatile

memory content. If performed

during a communication, the line

is disconnected.

ー

(On-line command

mode)

ATZ

NO CARRIER

(Off-line)

ATZ

Controllable function

Values displayed after command entry

012345678910 11 12 13 14 15

64K data communication ×○×○×○×○×○ × ○ × ○ × ○

Video calls ××○○××○○×× ○ ○ × × ○ ○

PPP packet communication ××××○○○○×× × × ○ ○ ○ ○

Voice calls ××××××××○○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

AT Command Overview Parameters/Description Command Examples

AT Command List

Setting Up

Supplementary Explanation of AT

Commands

■Command name : +CGDCONT

• Overview

Set APN when sending packet connection.

•Form

+CGDCONT=[<cid>[,“<PDP type>” [ ,“<APN>”]

] ]

• Parameter descriptions

Set APN when sending Packet communication.

See examples in command operation lists

<cid>* : X to X

<PDP type>* : PPP or IP

<APN>* : Optional

*: <cid> is the number used to control the destination

(APN) for the Packet communication to be

registered in FOMA terminal. X to X can be

registered.

<PDP type> is a protocol for packet communication.

<APN> is optional connection name that indicates

each destination.

• Operation without parameter

AT+CGDCONT=<cid> :

Set specified <cid> as default

AT+CGDCONT=? :

Display list of values that can be configured

AT+CGDCONT=? :

Display list of values that can be configured

• Command examples

Registered APN named abc (When PDP type

is “PPP” and cid=3)

AT+CGDCONT=3,“PPP”,“abc”

* This command, which is a setting command, is not

stored in the nonvolatile memory written by [&W] and is

not reset by [&F] and [Z], either.

■Command name : +CGEQMIN=[Parameter]

• Overview

from network when Packet communication

established is permitted.

•Form

+CGEQMIN=[<cid>[,,<Maximum bit rate UL>[,

<Maximum bit rate DL>] ] ]

• Parameter description

<cid>* : X to X

<Maximum bit rate UL>* : None (default) or 64

<Maximum bit rate DL>* : Non (default) or 384

*: <cid> is the number used to control the destination

(APN) for the Packet communication to be

registered in FOMA terminal. X to X can be

registered.

In <Maximum bit rate UL> and <Maximum bit rate

DL>, the minimum connection speed [Kbps] is set

for both upload and download traffic between FOMA

terminal download traffic between FOMA terminal

and the base station. If the parameter is set to None

(default), all speeds are permissible.

If 64 and 384 are set, any communication at a speed

except the above limit is not permitted, and the

Packet communication will not be connected.

• Operation without parameter

AT+CGEQMIN= :

Set all <cid> as default value

AT+CGEQMIN=<cid> :

Set specified <cid> as default value

• Command examples

(1) Command used to permit all speed both

upload and download both upload and

download (when<cid>=2)

AT+CGEQMIN=2

(2) Command used to permit only 64Kbps

upload and 384Kbps download

(when<cid>=2)

AT+CGEQMIN=2,,64,384

(3) Command used to permit 64Kbps upload

and all speed download (when<cid>=3)

AT+CGEQMIN=3,,64

(4) Command used to permit all speed upload

and only 384Kbps download

(when<cid>=3)

AT+CGEQMIN=3,,,384

* This command, which is a setting command, is not

stored in the nonvolatile memory written by [&W], and is

not reset by [&F] and [Z], either.

■Command name : +CGEQREQ=[Parameter]

• Overview

Sets up QoS request to the network when

Packet communication is established.

•Form

+CGEQREQ=[<cid>[,,<Maximum bit rate UL>

[ ,<Maximum bit rate DL>] ] ]

• Parameter Description

<cid>* : X to X

<Maximum bit rate UL>* : None (default) or 64

<Maximum bit rate DL>* : None (default) or 384

*: <cid> is the number used to control the destination

(APN) for the Packet communication to be

registered in FOMA terminal.

1 to 3 can be registered to FOMA terminal.

In <Maximum bit rate UL> and <Maximum bit rate

DL>, the minimum connection speed [in Kbps] is set

for both upload and download traffic between FOMA

terminal and the base station. If the parameter is set

to None (default), all speeds are permissible.

If 64 and 384 are set, any connection at a speed

except the above limit is not permitted, and the

Packet communication will not be connected.

• Operation without parameter

AT+CGEQREQ=<cid> :

Set all <cid> as default.

AT+CGEQREQ=<cid> :

Set specified <cid> as default.

• Command examples

Command used to require 64Kbps upload and

384Kbps download (when<cid>=3)

AT+CGEQREQ=3,,64,384

AT Command List

Continued on the next page

Setting Up

* This command, which is a setting command, is not

stored in the nonvolatile memory written by [&W], and is

not reset by [&F] and [Z], either.

List of Reasons of Disconnection

(Checking the specification)

Result Codes

■List of Result Code

■Extended Result Codes

When &E0

Show the connection speed between the FOMA

terminal and the base.

When &E1

■Communication Protocol Result Codes

■Examples of Displayed Result Codes

When ATX0 is set

Regardless of the AT Commands (P46) settings,

only CONNECT is displayed after connection is

established.

Example of text display : ATD＊99＊＊＊1#

CONNECT

Example of numeric display : ATD＊99＊＊＊1#

When ATX1 is set

• When ATX1, AT￥V0 is set (default)

Display in the format of CONNECT <Speed

between FOMA and PC> after the connection

is established.

Example of text display

:ATD＊99＊＊＊1#

CONNECT 460800

Example of numeric display

:ATD＊99＊＊＊1#

121

• When ATX1, AT￥V1 is set

Display in the following format after the

connection is established.

CONNECT <Speed between FOMA and PC>

PACKET <Destination APN>/<Maximum uplink

speed (between FOMA terminal→Base)> /

<Maximum downlink speed (between FOMA

terminal←Base)>

Example of text display

:ATD＊99＊＊＊1#

CONNECT 46080 PACKET

mopera.ne.jp/64/384 (which means

connection is established with mopera.ne.

jp/64/384mopera.ne.jp/64/384.)

Example of numeric display

:ATD＊99＊＊＊1#

1215

* If ATX1 and AT￥V1 are set concurrently, a dial-up

connection may not be executed correctly. It is

recommended to use only AT￥V0.

No. Text display Description

0 OK Operation performed properly.

1 CONNECT Connected to the other party.

2 RING Incoming call.

3 NO CARRIER Line disconnected.

4 ERROR Unable to accept command.

6 NO DIAL TONE Unable to detect dial tone.

7BUSY Detect busy tone. (Applied only

when dialing by circuit switching.)

8 NO ANSWER Completed connection timeout.

100 RESTRICTION Network use is restricted.

101 DELAYED Redial is delayed because of

restrictions.

Numeric

display Text display Connection speed

121 CONNECT 32000 32000bps

122 CONNECT 64000 64000bps

125 CONNECT 384000 384000bps

133 CONNECT 3648000 3648000bps

Numeric

display Text display Connection speed

5 CONNECT 1200 1200bps

10 CONNECT 2400 2400bps

11 CONNECT 4800 4800bps

13 CONNECT 7200 7200bps

12 CONNECT 9600 9600bps

15 CONNECT 14400 14400bps

16 CONNECT 19200 19200bps

17 CONNECT 38400 38400bps

18 CONNECT 57600 57600bps

19 CONNECT 115200 115200bps

20 CONNECT 230400 230400bps

21 CONNECT 460800 460800bps

Numeric

display

Text

display Connection speed

1PPPoverUD Connection with 64K data

communication

3AV64K Connection with video call (64K)

communication

5PACKET Connection with packet

communication

AT Command List

Utility Software

What can be done by Utility

M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Installing

Installing the FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Launching/Exiting

Main Screen Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Launching/Exiting the FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Before Using

Finding Help on How to Operate<Help> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Sending Caller ID<Caller ID Notification> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Viewing Your Own Number<Own Number Display>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Making/Receiving Voice Calls

Making Voice Calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Receiving a Voice Call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Phonebook

Using Phonebook<Phonebook> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Card Settings

Network Settings (Overseas Use)<Network Settings>. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Setting UIM PIN<Security Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Sound/Other Settings<Card Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Network Service Settings

Network Service Settings<Network Service Settings> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Utility Software

M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

Following functions are available using the

M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility:

Operating Environments

The M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility requires the

following operating environments:

*1: Japanese Version Service Pack 4 or later

*2: Japanese Version Service Pack 1 or later

• Required memory or available hard disk space may vary

depending on the system environment.

• Depending on the operating environment, the software

may not work. DoCoMo does not respond to any

inquiries about the usage, guarantee proper operation,

nor is responsible for proper operation under operating

environments other than the above.

• DoCoMo does not guarantee the operation under the

supported OS if the OS is changed through upgrade.

Installing the FOMA M2501

HIGH-SPEED Utility

Installing

• The screen images shown in this section are typical for

Windows XP. Your PC may have different screen images.

• Log into a user account with the Administrator or PC

supervisor privileges. An error occurs if you log into an

account without these privileges. For details on setting up

Administrator or PC supervisor privileges, contact your

computer manufacturer or Microsoft Corporation.

aStart Windows and insert the FOMA

M2501 HIGH-SPEED CD-ROM

bClick [スタート (Start)]y“ファイル名を指

定して実行 (Select file name and run)”

cClick [Browse (参照)] to specify the file

setup.exe, then click [OK]

• Specify the file “<CD-ROM ドライブ名 (CD-ROM drive

letter)>￥Utility￥XXX/setup.exe” (the CD-ROM drive

name varies depending on settings of PCs).

Making/Receiving Voice Calls →P56, P58

You can make or receive voice calls overseas as

well as in Japan.

Redial/Received Calls →P57, P58

You can easily make calls using Redial or

Received Calls.

Phonebook →P59

You can store a phone number in Phonebook and

easily make calls.

Network Services →P65

You can use network services such as Voice Mail

and Call Forwarding services.

Item Requirement

PC Main Unit PC-AT Compatible

PC Card Slot (Type II)

OS Windows 2000 Professional*1,

Windows XP Professional/Home Edition*2

Required

Memory

128Mb or more

Hard Disk

Space

50Mb or more available space

Display 800 x 600 pixels or more recommended

Sound Sound function and speaker

Screen to be replaced

M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

Utility Software

dClick [次へ (Next)]

• Before starting the installation, make sure that no other

applications are running. If there are any other

applications running, click [キャンセル (Cancel)] to stop

them, then start the installation.

eRead the license agreement and check

“使用許諾契約の条項に同意します

(I agree)”, then click [次へ (Next)]

fVerify the destination folder and click

[次へ (Next)]

•[変更 (Browse)] : You can change the destination

folder. However, you can only specify folders on a local

hard disk. Other folders (on a network drive or

removable media) cannot be specified.

gClick [インストール (Install)]

hClick [完了 (Done)]

• An icon appears on the Desktop screen. For the icon,

see Step 1 in “Launching” (P55).

Uninstalling

• The screen images shown in this section are typical for

Windows XP. Your PC may have different screen images.

• Exit the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility before uninstalling.

• Log into a user account with the Administrator or PC

supervisor privileges. An error occurs if you log into an

account without these privileges. For setting up

Administrator or PC supervisor privileges, contact your

computer manufacturer or Microsoft Corporation.

aStart “アプリケーションの追加と削除

(Add or Remove Applications)”

■For Windows XP

Click [スタート (Start)] y “コントロールパネル

(Control Panel)” y “プログラムの追加と削除

(Add or Remove Programs)” icon

■For Windows 2000

Click [スタート (Start)] y “設定 (Settings)” y

“コントロールパネル (Control Panel)” y “アプ

リケーションの追加と削除 (Add or Remove

Applications)” icon

bSelect “FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED ユー

ティリティ (FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED

Utility)” and click [変更と削除 (Change/

Remove)]

Screen to be replaced

Select “FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED ユーティリ

ティ (M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility)”

Click here

Screen to be replaced

Continued on the next page

Installing the FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

Utility Software

cClick [はい (OK)]

When “M2501 HIGH-SPEED ユーティリティ

(Utility)” disappears from the screen in Step 2, the

installation has completed.

• Uninstalling the program does not delete entries in

Redial, Received Calls or the Phonebook. To delete

those files, manually delete the folder to which the

M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility had been installed (default

folder is “C:￥Program Files￥M2501 HIGH SPEED

Utility”).

Main Screen Components

aMinimizing Button

• The Main screen closes but remains on the

Task Bar

bExit Button

• The Main screen closes and the M2501

HIGH-SPEED Utility ends

cStatus Indicator Area

: Signal Strength (Rough Indication)

…Strong

…Weak

…Very Weak

: Out of Service Area or No Signal

Reception Area

: FOMA terminal is not inserted in a PC

card slot

: An invalid UIM or UIM is not inserted

: PIN1 or PUK Code Must be Entered

: Voice Call Arriving

: Dialing a Voice Call

: Performing a Voice Call

: During a video call using another

application

: Performing Packet Communication

: Performing 64K Data Communication

: Performing Multiaccess

: Missed Call(s)

dNetwork Name Display Area

• Displays the network name currently

connected

ePhonebook Entry Name Display Area

• Displays the other party’s name if the name

and phone number are saved in Phonebook

• Displays the reason for no Caller ID if Caller

ID is hidden

fPhone Number Display Area

• Displays the entered phone number

• Displays the Caller ID

gStart Button

• Makes or receives calls →P56, P58

Screen to be replaced

Main Screen Components

Utility Software

hClear Button

• Clear the entered phone number

iEnd Button

• Ends the call →P56

• Ends a function

jKeypad

• Enter a phone number

kMenu Icons

: Received Call →P58

: Phonebook →P59

: Redial →P57

: Settings →P62 - P70

: Own Number Display →P56

: Help →P56

lStatus Bar

• Displays communication or call status

■Icons Displayed in the Task Tray

: Signal Strength (Rough Indication)

(Green)…Strong

(Yellow)…Weak

(Red)…Very Weak

: Out of Service Area or No Signal Reception

Area

: FOMA terminal is not inserted in a PC card

slot

: An invalid UIM or UIM is not inserted

: When the terminal:

• Requires PIN1 code

• Requires PUK Code

• Is locked with PIN Lock

• Has a completely blocked UIM Card

■Right click on the icon displayed in the Task

Tray

•“表示 (Display)” … Display/minimize the Main screen

•“常に手前に表示 (Pin on Top)” … The Main screen is

always displayed on top.

•“バージョン情報 (Version Information)” … Show the

version of the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility and the

firm ware of the M2501 HIGH-SPEED terminal

•“アプリケーションの終了 (Exit Application)” … Exit

the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

■Operations from the PC Keyboard

Launching/Exiting

Launching/Exiting the

FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED

Utility

Launching

• Log into a user account with the Administrator or PC

supervisor privileges.

aDouble click the “M2501 HIGH-

SPEED Utility” icon on the

Desktop

The Main screen (P54) opens.

■If the icon is not displayed

Click “スタート (Start)” y “すべてのプログラ

ム (All Programs)” / “プログラム (Programs)” y

“M2501 HIGH-SPEED” y “M2501 HIGH-

SPEED Utility”

Exiting

aClick (Orange) on the Main screen

(P54)

The exiting confirmation screen appears.

bClick [OK]

• You cannot exit the utility under the following

circumstances : (checking the specifications)

- While dialing or receiving/performing a call

- While the Redial/Received Calls/Phonebook screen

is open

Operation Keyboard Operation

Entering 0 - 9, #, ＊Press “0” - “9”, “#”, “＊” keys.

Entering +, - Press “+”, “-” keys.

Erasing one character at

a time

Press “Back Space” key.

Pressing the selected

button

Press “Space” or “Enter” key.

Highlighting Press “Esc” key.

Highlighting up, down,

left or right key on the

keypad

Press “↑”, “↓”, “←”, “→”

keys.

Highlighting keys on the

keypad in order

Press “Tab” key.

Launching/Exiting

Utility Software

Help

Finding Help on How to

Operate

You can display Help to find how to install or use

functions.

aClick (ヘルプ (Help)) on the Main

screen (P54)

bClick on a topic for help

The explanation appears on the right side of the

screen.

• You can also press the “F1” key on the PC to start Help

while the Main screen is displayed.

Caller ID Notification

Sending Caller ID

You can display your phone number (Caller ID)

on the received party’s phone. The Caller ID is

your private information. Be aware of that when

you send it.

For detailed steps, see “Setting Other Options”

(P64) or “Setting Caller ID Display Request

Service” (P67).

Own Number Display

Viewing Your Own Number

You can view your phone number (Own Number)

saved in the UIM.

aClick (自局電話番号表示 (Own

number display)) on the Main screen

(P54)

Making Voice Calls

aEnter a phone number including the area

code on the Main screen (P54)

Always include the area code even if the call is

made inside the same city.

→ →

• : Erases one digit with one press.

■Making a Call to a Mobile Phone

090-XXXX-XXXX

080-XXXX-XXXX

■Making a Call to PHS

070-XXXX-XXXX

bClick

appears while dialing and appears

during a call in the Status Indicator Area.

■When Busy Tones Are Heard

The line is busy. Click and try again later.

■When a Voice Prompt Indicating That a Call

Cannot Be Connected Is Heard

The other party’s mobile phone or PHS is

turned off or out of the service area. Click

and try again later.

■When a Voice Prompt Indicating to Send

Caller ID Is Heard

The other party sets the Caller ID Display

Request Service to “Activate”. Try again after

setting Caller ID to be sent.

cClick to end the call

• Up to 26 characters from 0 to 9 (including #, ＊ and +)

and up to five - (hyphens) can be entered for a phone

number.

• When a name and phone number are saved in the

Phonebook, the name appears on the Main screen.

• An audio device such as an earphone microphone is

required to make a call using this FOMA terminal. An

earphone microphone with switch P001/P002 (optional)

or stereo earphone set P001 (optional) can be used as

an audio device.

For using the set, see “Using an Earphone Microphone

with Switch” (P86).

Help items

Making a Voice Call

Area Code Local Exchange Number Number

Help/Caller ID Notification/Own Number/Making Voice Calls

Utility Software

Redial

Using Redial

Dialed phone number, time and date of the call

are saved in Redial.

aClick (リダイヤル (Redial)) on the

Main screen (P54)

• [Add to Phonebook]

: “Saving Entry to Phonebook” →P59

bSelect a Redial entryyClick [選択

(Select)]

The selected Redial entry appears on the Main

screen.

cClick

dClick to end the call

• Up to 20 entries can be saved in “Redial”. If more than

20 entries are saved, oldest entries are overwritten first.

• Clicking a header (“電話番号 (Phone Number)”, “名前

(Name)”, or “発信時刻 (Dialed Time)”) rearranges the list

temporarily. Clicking again restores the original list.

• When a name and phone number are saved in

Phonebook, the name appears under “名前 (Name)” on

the Redial screen.

• If you use a FOMA terminal with different UIM card

inserted or use the terminal with different user account,

the same Redial list is shared.

Deleting Entries from Redial

aRight click the Redial entry on the Redial

screen (P57)yClick [削除 (Delete)]/[全削

除 (Delete All)]

The deletion confirmation screen appears.

bClick [OK]

• Selecting entries while holding down the “Shift” key on

the keyboard allows you to specify a range.

• Selecting entries while holding down the “Ctrl” key on the

keyboard allows you to select more than one entry.

Dialing a Phone Number with

Preceding “186” or “184”

You can set whether to send Caller ID for each

outgoing call.

aDial a phone number with 186 or 184

before the number

■Sending Caller ID

→ → Click

■Hiding Caller ID

→ → Click

Redial Screen

a phone number

Making/Voice Calls

Utility Software

International Calls

WORLD CALL is an international calling service

available from a DoCoMo mobile phone.

FOMA service subscribers are also signed up for

WORLD CALL at the time of initial subscription

(except subscribers explicitly declining this

service).

• You can make calls to about 220 countries and regions

around the world.

• Charges for “WORLD CALL” are added to your monthly

call charges.

• No initial fee and no fixed monthly charges apply.

• Changes to the International Call Dialing Procedure

The international call dialing procedure from a cell phone

has been changed due to the introduction of the “マイライ

ン (My Line)” service. Consequently, the previous dialing

procedure (Step 1 in “Making an International Call” (P58)

without the prefix “010”) can no longer be used.

• Some billing plans may not be applied to WORLD CALL.

• For details on WORLD CALL, contact the “DoCoMo

Information Center” on the back of this manual.

• When using international carriers other than DoCoMo,

contact the prospective carrier directly.

• An “International Video Call” to an overseas party can be

made using the “DoCoMo Video Call Software 2005”

contained in the included CD-ROM.

* For countries where such a connection can be made and

carriers, see DoCoMo’s Web site.

* Depending on the terminal of the other party connected via

the international video call, the picture displayed by the

FOMA terminal may be distorted or the connection may

not be established.

Making an International Call

aEnter → →

Country Code → Area Code → Phone

Numbery

• If the area code starts with “0”, exclude “0”. However, in

some countries, such as Italy, or in some regions, the

leading “0” may be required.

Receiving a Voice Call

aClick on the Main screen (P54)

The ring tone sounds and (animation) appear

in the Status Indicator Area on the Main screen.

bClick to end the call

• When a name and phone number are saved in the

Phonebook, the name appears on the Main screen.

• An audio device such as an earphone microphone is

required to make a call using this FOMA terminal. An

earphone microphone with switch P001/P002 (optional)

or stereo earphone set P001 (optional) can be used as

an audio device.

For using the set, see “Using an Earphone Microphone

with Switch” (P86).

■If you do not answer an incoming call

appears in the Status Indicator Area on the Main

screen. Click to view Missed Calls. →P58

• disappears after opening the Received Calls

screen.

• If a call is not answered while the Received Calls

screen is open, does not appear.

Received Calls

Using Received Calls

The phone number, time and date of incoming

calls are saved in “Received Calls”.

aClick (着信履歴 (Received Call)) on

the Main screen (P54)

•[電話帳に追加 (Add to Phonebook)] : “Saving Entries

in Phonebook” →P59

• appears for a Missed Call.

Making a Voice Call

Received Calls Screen

Receiving a Voice Call

Utility Software

bSelect a Received CallyClick [選択

(Select)]

The selected Received Call appears in the Text

Area on the Main screen.

• : A voice call can be made to the displayed phone

number.

• Up to 20 entries can be saved in “着信履歴 (Received

Calls)”. If more than 20 entries are saved, oldest entries

are overwritten first.

• Clicking a header (“不在 (Missed Calls)”, “電話番号

(Phone Number)”, “名前 (Name)”, or “着信時刻

(Incoming Time)”) rearranges the list temporarily.

Clicking again restores the original list.

• When a name and phone number are saved in

Phonebook, the name appears under “名前 (Name)” on

the Received Calls screen.

• If you use a FOMA terminal with different UIM card

inserted or use the terminal with different user account,

the same Received Calls are shared.

Deleting Entries from Received Calls

aRight click the Received Call entry on the

Received Calls screen (P58)yClick [削除

(Delete)]/[全削除 (Delete All)]

The deletion confirmation screen appears.

bClick [OK]

• Selecting entries while holding down the “Shift” key on

the keyboard allows you to specify a range.

• Selecting entries while holding down the “Ctrl” key on the

keyboard allows you to select more than one entry.

Phonebook

Using Phonebook

Adding

Saving Entries in Phonebook

aClick (電話帳 (Phonebook)) on the

Main screen (P54)

bClick [追加 (Add)]

cPerform the following steps

Name

Enter using Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana, alphanumeric or

symbols.

yEnter a name

• Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

• Up to 16 double-byte or 32 single-byte characters can be

entered.

• An entry cannot be saved to the Phonebook until this field is

filled in.

Reading

Enter using double-byte katakana, single-byte alphanumeric, or

single-byte symbols.

yEnter a reading

• Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

• A reading is entered automatically when “名前 (Name)” is

entered.

• Up to 16 double-byte or 32 single-byte characters can be

entered.

Phone number

Enter using single-byte alphanumeric characters.

yEnter a phone number

• Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

• Up to 26 characters from 0 to 9 (including #, *, and +) and up

to five - (hyphens) can be entered.

Phonebook Screen

Phonebook

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Utility Software

dClick [登録 (Add)]

• To save Phonebook to the PC after adding a contact,

click [更新 (Refresh)] → [OK] on the Contacts screen.

• Up to 1,000 entries can be saved in the Phonebook. By

default, entries are saved in the “C:￥Program Files￥

M2501 HIGH SPEED Utility￥XXX” folder.

• Characters entered in excess of the maximum number

of characters allowed will be ignored.

• You cannot move/copy Phonebook to or from the UIM

using the FOMA terminal.

• If you use a FOMA terminal with another UIM card

inserted or use the terminal with another user account,

the same Phonebook is shared.

• DoCoMo is not responsible for the loss of saved data.

Making a Call from Phonebook

aClick [検索 (Find)] on the Phonebook

screen (P59)

bPerform the following steps

Search Targets

Pull down menuySelect an option from the following

Enter a text string to find

yEnter a part of the text to find

• Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

cClick [検索 (Find)]

The Find Result screen opens.

dSelect a Phonebooky[選択 (Select)]

The selected entry appears on the Main screen.

• This [選択 (Select)] is not displayed if “電話番号 (phone

number)” of phonebook is empty.

eClick

fClick to end the call

• Clicking a header (“名前 (Name)”, “フリガナ (Reading)”,

or “電話番号 (Phone Number)”) rearranges the list

temporarily. Clicking again restores the original list.

• An audio device such as an earphone microphone is

required to make a call using this FOMA terminal. An

earphone microphone with switch P001/P002 (optional)

or stereo earphone set P001 (optional) can be used as

an audio device.

For using the set, see “Using an Earphone Microphone

with Switch” (P86).

Edit

Editing Phonebook

aSelect a Phonebook on the Phonebook

screen (P59)yClick [編集 (Edit)]

Perform Step 3 in “Saving Entries in Phonebook”

(P59) to edit items.

bAfter editingyClick [登録 (Save)]

• To save Phonebook to the PC after editing a content,

click [更新 (Refresh)] → [OK] on the Phonebook screen.

Delete

Deleting Phonebook

aSelect a Contact on the Phonebook

screen (P59)yClick [削除 (Delete)]

The deletion confirmation screen appears.

bClick [OK]

• To save Contacts to the PC after deleting a content,

click [更新 (Refresh)] → [OK] on the Phonebook screen.

• Selecting entries while holding down the “Shift” key on

the keyboard allows you to specify a range.

• Selecting entries while holding down the “Ctrl” key on the

keyboard allows you to select more than one Contact.

名前 (Name) : Find an entry by name

フリガナ (Reading) : Find an entry by reading

電話番号 (Phone Number) : Find an entry by phone number

Making a Voice Call

Phonebook

Utility Software

Import / Export Phonebook

Importing / Exporting Phonebook

Importing (CSV)

You can read (import) Contacts in the CSV (.csv) /

text. (.txt) format. However, depending on the file,

even a file in a compatible file format may not be

imported.

• A Phonebook entry has a format of “名前 (Name)”, “なまえ

(Reading)”, and “番号 (Number)” in this order from the

beginning of each line. Each field must be inside “ ” (double

quotation marks)” and separated with “<Tab>” or

“, (comma)”.

Example using a Tab delimiter

“携帯はな子 (Keitai Hanako)”<Tab>“ケイタイハナコ

(Keitai Hanako)”<Tab>“090XXXXXXXX”

* Each <Tab> becomes a gap between fields when

entered.

Example : Using a Comma delimiter

“携帯はな子 (Keitai Hanako)”,“ケイタイハナコ (Keitai

Hanako)”, “090XXXXXXXX”

aRight click on the Phonebook screen

(P59)yClick “電話帳インポート (Import

Phonebook)”y“CSVファイル (CSV

File)”

The file selection screen appears.

bSelect a fileyClick [開く (Open)]

cSpecify a “Delimiter”

•“タブ文字 (Tab)”…Check if importing a tab delimited

CSV /text (.txt) formatted file.

•“カンマ (Comma)”…Check if importing a comma

delimited CSV /text (.txt) formatted file.

•“先頭の行を無視する (Ignore the First Line)”…Check if

ignoring the first line of the file to be imported.

dClick [OK]

• As many Phonebook entries can be imported as to have

a combined total of up to 1,000 Phonebook entries with

both the existing Phonebook entries and the new

entries. Entries that exceed the limit will be ignored.

The types and number of characters that can be

imported are the same as for the corresponding fields for

the Phonebook. →P59

• If the data in the file to be imported does not have the

Name field “名前 (Reading)”, the record cannot be

imported even if it has “なまえ (Reading)”, or “番号

(Phone Number)” fields filled.

Importing (vCard)

You can read (import) Contacts in the vCard

(.vcf)* format. However, depending on the file,

even a file in a compatible file format may not be

imported.

*: Supports up to Version 2.1 vCard format.

aRight click on the Phonebook screen

(P59)yClick “電話帳インポート (Import

Phonebook)”y“vCard”

The file selection screen appears.

bSelect a fileyClick [開く (Open)]

• As many Phonebook entries can be imported as to have

a combined total of up to 1,000 Phonebook entries with

both the existing Phonebook entries and the new

entries. Entries that exceed the limit will be ignored.

The types and number of characters that can be

imported are the same as for the corresponding fields for

the Phonebook. →P59

Exporting

You can save (export) all Phonebook entries in a

file in CSV (.csv) or vCard (.vcf)* format.

*: Supports up to Version 2.1 vCard format.

aRight click on the Phonebook screen

(P59) yClick “電話帳エクスポート

(Export Phonebook)”y“CSVファイル

(CSV File)”/”vCard”

The screen for entering a name for the file to be

saved appears.

bEnter a file nameyClick [保存 (Save)]

• Enter characters using the keyboard of the PC.

• Each line in a file exported in the CSV format has a “名

前 (Name)”, “なまえ (Reading)”, and “番号 (Number)”

separated by commas.

Phonebook

Utility Software

Network Settings

(Overseas Use)

• Insert the FOMA terminal into the PC card slot before

performing these steps.

• While the Communication Settings screen is displayed, no

operations can be performed from the Main screen. If a call

arrives during the operation, the call can be answered after

[閉じる (Close)] is clicked, however, the options being set

will be canceled.

Switching Networks Manually

Selecting and setting networks manually.

• Usually, set “通信方式選択 (Communication system)” to

“オート (Auto)”.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワーク設定

(Network Settings)”

bPerform the following steps

Select Communication System

Select a communication system to connect to the network.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

[選択 (Select)] (a)

• Enter the PIN1 code using the keyboard of the PC.

Selecting a Network

Select a network (carrier). No operations are available if “オート

(Auto)” is set for “通信方式設定 (Communication system)”.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

[Select] (b)

■If no appropriate networks were found with

“Communication System”

Click [ネットワーク再検索 (Search again for a

Network)] on the Communication Setting screen.

• After the search, found networks will be displayed in

“Networks2*”.

*: The names of available networks appear.

• When using the FOMA terminal in Japan, set “通信方式

選択 (Select Communication Method)” to “オート

(Auto)”.

• Depending on the network or signal status, this option

may not be set.

• The set network is displayed on the Main screen.

Default

通信方式 (Communication System):

オート (Auto)

ネットワーク選択 (Select Network):

オート (Auto)

Communication Setting Screen

“オート (Auto)”

: You can connect to an available network automatically.

“ネットワーク選択 (Select Network)” cannot be performed.

“W-CDMA固定 (Static W-CDMA)”

: Connection to a W-CDMA network will be established.

“GSM固定 (Static GSM)”

: Connection to a GSM/GPRS network will be established.

“オート (automatic Selection)”

: Available networks specified in “通信方式設定

(Communication system)” will be searched automatically.

“ネットワーク１*/ネットワーク２* (Network 1*/

Network 2*)”

: Directly select a network found by clicking “オート (Auto)”

or [ネットワーク再検索 (Search again for a Network)].

*: The names of available networks appear.

Network Settings

Utility Software

Security Settings

Setting UIM PIN

You can set the PIN1 code for the UIM.

• Insert the FOMA terminal into the PC card slot before

performing these steps.

• While the Security Settings screen is displayed, no

operations can be performed from the Main screen. If a call

arrives during the operation, the call can be answered after

[閉じる (Close)] is clicked, however, the options being set

will be canceled.

Entering a PIN1 Code/Changing the

PIN1 Code

You can require the PIN1 code entry each time

the M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility is launched. You

can also change the PIN1 code.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“セキュリティ設定

(Security Settings)”

bPerform the following steps

PIN Verification at Start-up

You can set to require the PIN1 code to use the utility software.

yPull down menuy“有 (Yes)”/“無 (No)”y[設定 (Set)]yEnter

the PIN (4 - 8 digits)yClick [照合 (Verify)]

• Enter the PIN1 code using the keyboard of the PC.

Changing the PIN

You can change the PIN1 code. Set “起動時PIN1コード照合

(Verification at Start up)” to “有り (Yes)” before performing

steps.

y[変更 (Change)]yEnter the current PIN1 code (4 - 8 digits)

yEnter the new PIN1 code (4 - 8 digits)yEnter the new PIN1

again for verificationyClick [変更 (Change)]

• Enter the PIN1 code using the keyboard of the PC.

• The PIN1 code is set to “0000” by default. However, if

you are using a UIM that has been changed from the

default, the PIN1 code remains the same as set

previously.

• If an incorrect PIN1 code is entered three times in a row,

the PIN is locked automatically. Write down the PIN and

keep it in a safe place.

• If you intend to perform packet communication or 64K

data communication, set “起動時PINコード照合 (PIN1

Code Verification at Start up)” to “(無) No”.

• The PIN1 code is stored on the UIM.

Unlocking a Locked PIN

If an incorrect PIN1 code is entered three times

in a row on the screen requiring the PIN1 code

entry, the PIN1 code is locked. If this happens,

you need to unlock the PIN1 code and set a new

PIN1 code.

aEnter the PUK code (8 digits)

• Enter the PUK code using the keyboard of the PC.

• For the PUK code, refer to your original FOMA

subscription form (customer’s copy).

bEnter the new PIN1 code (4 - 8 digits)

• Enter the PIN using the keyboard of the PC.

cEnter the new PIN1 code againyClick [解

除 (Unlock)]

• If an incorrect PUK code is entered ten times in a row,

the PUK code is locked automatically. Write down the

code and keep it in a safe place.

• If you do not have the PUK code or the code is

completely locked, you need to bring the FOMA HIGH-

SPEED terminal, the UIM, and an ID (driver’s license,

etc.) to a DoCoMo shop.

Default 起動時PINコード照合 (PIN Code Verification at

Start-up): 無 (No)

Security Setting Screen

Security Settings

Utility Software

Card Settings

Sound/Other Settings

• Insert the FOMA terminal into the PC card slot before

performing these steps.

• While the Sound/Other Setting screen is displayed, no

operations can be performed on the Main screen. If a call

arrives during the operation, the call can be answered by

clicking [キャンセル (Cancel)], however, the options being

set will be canceled.

Sound Settings

Setting a Ring Tone and Earphone

Volume

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“カード設定 (Card

Settings)”y“音の設定 (Sound Settings)”

tab

bPerform the following steps

Using the PC Speaker for Incoming Calls (Ring tone)

yClick the check box

•[再生 (Play)] / [停止 (Stop)] : You can try the ring tone.

Earpiece volume

You can adjust the earpiece volume during a call in eight levels

from “小 (Low)” to “大 (High)”.

yDrag the slide right or left.

Earphone ring tone volume

You can adjust the earphone ring tone volume for an incoming

call in eight levels from “小 (Low)” to “大 (High)”.

yDrag the slide right or left.

cClick [OK]/[適用 (Apply)]

• Adjust ring volume from the PC using the volume control

of the PC.

Other Settings

Setting Other Options

You can set whether to send Caller ID, turn on/

off the status lamp or whether to display the

Main screen at start-up.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“カード設定 (Card

Settings)”y“その他の設定 (Other

Settings)” tab

Default

着信音 (Ring tone):

イヤホン受信音量 (Earpiece volume): 4

イヤホン着信音量 (Earphone ring tone volume)

: 4

: The ring tone does not sound from the PC speakers.

: The ring tone sounds from the PC speakers.

Sound Setting Screen

Default

ユーティリティ起動時にメイン画面を表示する

(Display the Main screen when launching the

utility software):

メイン画面を常に手前に表示する (Display the

Main screen always on top):

着信時にメイン画面を手前に表示する (The Main

screen opens on top at start-up):

番号通知 (Caller ID): 通知 (Notify)

(LED) 点灯消灯切替 (Turn on/off the LED): ON

コンピュータの電源OFF スタンバイ移行時に音

声電話を切断する (Disconnect a voice call

when shutting down the PC/moving to

standby mode):

Other Settings Screen

Card Settings

Utility Software

bPerform the following steps

Display the Main screen when launching the utility

software (Main screen operation settings)

yClick the check box

Display the Main screen always on top (Main screen

operation settings)

yClick the check box

Display the Main screen always on top when a call

arrives (Main screen operation settings)

yClick the check box

Send Caller ID (Card settings)

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followings

Turn on/off the LED (Card settings)

yPull down menuyClick “ON” / “OFF”

• Setting to “OFF” disables the LED status indicator of the

FOMA terminal (P17).

Disconnect a voice call when shutting down the

PC/moving to standby mode

yClick the check box

cClick [OK]/[適用 (Apply)]

Network Service Settings

You can configure necessary settings to use

DoCoMo’s network services. For descriptions

and instructions for using each service, refer to

“Network Services” (P71).

• Insert the FOMA terminal into the PC card slot before

performing these steps.

• While the Network Service Settings screen is displayed, no

operations can be performed from the Main screen. If a call

arrives during the operation, the call can be answered after

[閉じる (Close)] is clicked, however, the options being set

will be canceled.

Caller ID Notification

Setting the Caller ID Notification

Service

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“発

信者番号通知 (Caller ID Notification)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “発信者番

号通知サービス設定 (Caller ID Notification Service

Setting)” can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Caller ID Notification Service Settings

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)]yEnter the network security

codeyClick [OK]

• Enter the network security code from the keyboard of the PC.

: The Main screen is displayed as an icon in the Task tray.

: The Main screen opens.

: Newly opened screens are displayed on the Main

screen.

: The Main screen opens at start-up.

: The Main screen does not open on top when a call

arrives.

: The Main screen opens on top when a call arrives.

通知 (Display)

: Caller ID is sent to the other party.

非通知 (Hide)

: Caller ID is not sent to the other party.

未設定 (Not set)

: According to the setting in “Setting Caller ID Notification

Service” (P65).

: Cancels shutting down/moving to the standby mode

without disconnecting a voice call.

: Disconnects the voice call and shuts down/moves to the

standby mode.

通知する (Display) : Caller ID is sent to the other party.

通知しない (Hide) : Caller ID is not sent to the other party.

Caller ID Notification Service Setting Screen

Network Service Settings

Utility Software

Voice Mail

Setting the Voice Mail Service

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

• A separate subscription is required.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“留

守番電話 (Voice Mail)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The settings of “留守番

電話サービス (Voice Mail Service)” and “留守番電話呼

び出し時間 (Voice Mail Paging Time (in seconds) [0 -

120])” can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Voice Mail Service

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingsy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)]yClick [OK]

Voice Mail Ring Time (in seconds) [0 - 120] (Voice

Mail Service)

You can set the access time to connect to the Voice Mail Service

Center.

This can be skipped.

yPut a check in the box yEnter the ring time (in

seconds)yClick [設定送信 (Send Settings)]y[OK]

• You can also enter the ring time in seconds using the

keyboard of the PC.

• If “留守番電話呼び出し時間（秒） (Voice Mail Ring Time

(in seconds) [0 - 120])” is set to 0 (zero), a call is not

saved in Received Calls. (Checking the specifications)

Call Forwarding

Setting the Call Forwarding Service

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

• A separate subscription is required.

• Save the forwarding phone number in Phonebook before

setting the service.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“転

送でんわ (Call Forwarding)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “転送で

んわサービス設定 (Caller Forwarding Service Setting)”

can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Call Forwarding Service

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingsy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (a)yClick [OK]

Call Forwarding Ring Time (in seconds) [0 - 120]

(Voice Mail Service)

You can set the ring time before a call is forwarded. This can be

skipped.

yPut a check in the box yEnter the ring time (in

seconds)yClick [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (a)y[OK]

Changing Forwarding Destination

Specify a forwarding phone number from Phonebook.

y[転送先選択 (Select Forwarding Destination)]ySelect a

forwarding destinationyClick [選択 (Select)]yClick [設定送

信 (Send Settings)] (b)y[OK]

開始 (Activate) : Voice Mail Service starts.

停止 (Deactivate) : Voice Mail Service stops.

Voice Mail Service Setting Screen

開始 (Activate) : Call Forwarding Service starts.

停止 (Deactivate) : Call Forwarding Service stops.

Call Forwarding Service Setting Screen

Network Service Settings

Utility Software

Connecting to Voice Mail when the Forwarding

Party is Busy (Forwarding Party Busy Setting)

You can set whether to use Voice Mail when the Call Forwarding

Destination is busy.

yCheck boxyClick [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (c)y[OK]

• You can also enter the ring time in seconds using the

keyboard of the PC.

• You cannot specify a toll-free number or a 3-digit phone

number such as 110 as a forwarding destination.

• If a PBX, pager* or FAX is set as a forwarding

destination, a caller may get confused.

*: From January, 2001, the DoCoMo pager service

changed its name to QUICKCAST.

• If a forwarding destination has already been set, you can

skip the steps in “呼び出し時間（秒） [0 - 120] (Ring

Time (in seconds) [0 - 120])” and “転送先変更 (Change

Forwarding Destination)”.

• If “呼び出し時間（秒） [0 - 120] (Ring Time (in seconds)

[0 - 120])” is set to 0 (zero), a call is not saved in

Received Calls. (Checking the specifications)

• To use the option for “転送先通話中設定 (When the Call

Forwarding Destination is Busy)”, you need to subscribe

the “Voice Mail Service” and activate the service.

Caller ID Display Request Service

Setting the Caller ID Display Request

Service

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“番

号通知お願い (Caller ID Display

Request)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “番号通知

お願いサービス (Caller ID Display Request Service)”

can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Caller ID Display Request Service

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)]yClick [OK]

Call Waiting

Setting the Call Waiting Service

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

• A separate subscription is required.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“話

中着信 (Call Waiting)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “Call

Waiting Service Setting” can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Call Waiting Service Settings

yPull down menu, select an option from the followingy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)]yClick [OK]

: A call is disconnected without using Voice Mail.

: Voice Mail is used.

Caller ID Display Request Service Settings

Screen

開始 (Activate) : Caller ID Display Request Service starts.

停止 (Deactivate) : Caller ID Display Request Service stops.

開始 (Activate) : Call Waiting Service starts.

停止 (Deactivate) : Call Waiting Service stops.

Call Waiting Service Settings Screen

Network Service Settings

Utility Software

Switching between Foma/mova

Setting the Dual Network Service

You can switch to the Dual Network Service

when the FOMA terminal or a mova terminal is

not available. This section describes steps to

switch from a mova terminal to the FOMA

terminal.

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

• A separate subscription is required.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y

“Foma/movaを切替 (Switch Foma/

mova)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The status of the dual

network can be checked.

bClick [設定送信 (Send Settings)]yEnter

Network security codeyClick [OK]y[OK]

• Enter the network security code from the keyboard of

the PC.

• Switching during communication disconnects the

communication.

• To switch to use mova, perform the operation using a

mova terminal. You cannot perform steps to switch to

mova using the FOMA terminal. For details such as

operations using mova, refer to “ネットワークサービス

操作ガイド (Network Service Operation Guide)”.

Voice Prompt for Incoming/Outgoing Calls

Setting the Voice Prompt for Incoming/

Outgoing Calls

The language of the voice prompt that explains

how to set the network service or announces

incoming/outgoing calls can be switched

between Japanese and English. Settings for

incoming and outgoing calls are specified

separately.

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“発

着信時ガイダンス (Voice Prompt for

Incoming/Outgoing Calls)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The settings of “発信時

ガイダンス選択 (Select Voice Prompt for Outgoing)”

and “着信時ガイダンス選択 (Select Voice Prompt for

Incoming)” can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Voice Prompt for Outgoing (Select Voice Prompt for

Outgoing)

You can set the language for the voice prompt you hear.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (a)yClick [OK]

Dual Network Service Settings Screen

日本語 (Japanese) : The voice prompt is played in Japanese.

英語 (English) : The voice prompt is played in English.

Voice Prompt for Incoming/Outgoing Calls

Screen

Network Service Settings

Utility Software

Prompt for Incoming (Select Voice Prompt for

Incoming)

You can set the language for the voice prompt for the caller.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingsy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (b)yClick [OK]

Call Barring-Roaming

Setting Restrictions on Incoming Calls

while Roaming

You can set to restrict incoming calls while

roaming (overseas use).

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y

“ローミング時着信規制 (Restricting

Incoming while Roaming)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “ローミン

グ時着信規制 (Restricting Incoming while Roaming)”

can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Restricting Incoming Calls while Roaming

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)]yEnter the network security

codeyClick [OK]y[OK]

Nuisance Call Barring Service

Setting the Nuisance Call Barring

Service

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

• A separate subscription is required.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”ythe

“迷惑電話ストップサービス (Nuisance

Call Barring Service)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “迷惑電

話着信拒否登録 (Nuisance Call Block Registration)” can

be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Nuisance Call Block Registration

You can save a phone number to block from incoming calls.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingsy

[番号選択 (Select a Number)]*ySelect a phone number*y

[選択 (Select)]*yVerify the selected phone number y

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (a) y[OK]

*: These steps are not necessary if “最終着信呼指定 (Specify

the Last Incoming)” is selected.

日本語 (Japanese) : The voice prompt is played in Japanese.

日本語＋英語 (Japanese+English)

: The voice prompt is played in Japanese followed by

English.

英語＋日本語 (English+Japanese)

: The voice prompt is played in English followed by

Japanese.

全着信規制を開始 (Start Restricting All Incoming)

: All incoming calls are restricted.

データ呼着信規制を開始 (Start Restricting Data Incoming)

: Only incoming video calls are restricted.

Call Barring-Roaming Settings Screen

着信規制を停止 (Stop Restricting Incoming)

: Restriction on incoming while roaming stops.

最終着信呼指定 (Specify the Last Incoming)

: The phone number of the last incoming call is specified.

電話帳リスト (Phonebook List)

: Specify a phone number to restrict from the Contact List.

リダイヤルリスト (Redial List)

: Specify a phone number to restrict from the Redial List.

着信履歴リスト (Received Calls List)

: Specify a phone number to restrict from the Received Calls

List.

Nuisance Call Barring Service Settings

Screen

Network Service Settings

Continued on the next page

Utility Software

Cancel Registration

The registered phone numbers are unregistered.

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingsy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)] (b)yClick [OK]

• Phone numbers with no Caller ID can also be registered

to reject.

• International phone numbers may not be registered.

• If 30 numbers are already registered, delete the oldest

and register a new one following the message.

• You cannot check or inquire about numbers registered in

Nuisance call block. It is recommended that you write

them down.

Remote Control

Setting Remote Control

You can set to operate the Voice Mail or Call

Forwarding Service from a public phone other

than the FOMA terminal.

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y“遠

隔アクセス(Remote Control)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “遠隔アク

セス制御 (Remote Control)” can be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Remote Control

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingsy

Click [設定送信 (Send Setting)]yClick[OK]

Roaming Guidance

Setting Roaming Guidance

A message informing a caller that you are

overseas can be set to play to a anyone

attempting to call you while you are overseas.

• When is displayed, operation is not possible.

aClick (各種設定 (Settings)) on the

Main screen (P54)y“ネットワークサービ

ス設定 (Network Service Settings)”y

“ローミングガイダンス (Roaming

Guidance)” tab

•[設定確認 (Check Settings)] : The setting of “ローミン

グガイダンス設定 (Roaming Guidance Settings)” can

be checked.

bPerform the following steps

Roaming Guidance Settings

yPull down menuySelect an option from the followingy

Click [設定送信 (Send Settings)]

全件解除 (Cancel All) : All registered phone numbers are

deleted.

1件削除 (Delete One) : The last saved phone number is

deleted.

Remote Control Setting Screen

開始 (Activate) : Remote Control Service starts.

停止 (Deactivate) : Remote Control Service stops.

有り (Yes)

無し (No)

: Roaming Guidance is played.

: Roaming Guidance is not played.

Roaming Guidance Settings Screen

Network Service Settings

Network Services

Available Network Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Caller ID Notification Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Voice Mail Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Call Forwarding Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Caller ID Display Request Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Call Waiting Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Dual Network Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

English Voice Prompt Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Nuisance Call Barring Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Setting Remote Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

Public Mode (Power Off) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

This chapter presents an outline of each network service using the “M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility”.

For details, refer to the “ネットワークサービス操作ガイド (Network Service Operation Guide)”.

Network Services Network Service/Caller ID Notification/Voice Mail

Available Network Services

The following DoCoMo network services are

available on your FOMA terminal:

For a description of each service, see the

referenced pages.

• For details, refer to the “ネットワークサービス操作ガイ

ド (Network Service Operation Guide)”.

• See P78 for network services available overseas.

• You cannot use network services while out of the service

area or where there are no signals received.

■Network Security Code

The Network Security Code is a 4-digit number that is

required to use network services and is set to the

number you chose at your initial subscription. You can

change the code yourself.

If you have a “My DoCoMo ID/Password” for “My

DoCoMo”, the comprehensive support site for PCs, you

can change the Network Security Code by accessing

the site from your PC.

* For details on accessing “My DoCoMo”, see the back of

this manual.

Caller ID Notification

Service

You can allow your phone number to be

displayed on the screen of the receiving party’s

phone. Your Caller ID is valuable information. Be

cautious about sending your Caller ID.

For details, see “Setting the Caller ID

Notification Service” (P65).

• When is displayed, operation of the Caller ID

Notification Service is not possible.

Voice Mail Service

When a call arrives while is displayed or the

FOMA terminal power is turned off, the service

responds to the call with a message and records

the caller’s message.

You can play the stored messages from

anywhere in Japan.

• When is displayed, operation of the Voice Mail

Service from the FOMA terminal is not possible.

• Up to about three minutes per message (up to 20

messages) can be recorded, and they are kept for 72

hours.

• The Voice Mail service is automatically deactivated when

the “Call Forwarding Service” (P73) is activated.

Basic Flow of the Voice Mail Service

Step 1 : Activate the Voice Mail Service

Step 2 : A voice call arrives*

Step 3 : Play back voice messages

*: Click while the response message is playing to skip

the response message and start recording your message

immediately.

• In Step 2, when the terminal is in the service area and

the power is turned on, the ring tone sounds until the set

ring time elapses. If you do not answer the call while the

ring tone is sounding, the call is connected to the Voice

Mail Service Center.

Activating/Deactivating the Voice Mail

Service

* For detailed steps, see “Setting the Voice Mail

Service” (P66).

Service

Subscription

Monthly

Charge

Reference

Caller ID Notification

Service

Not

Required Free P65

Voice Mail Service Required Charged P66

Call Forwarding

Service Required Free P66

Caller ID Display

Request Service

Not

Required Free P67

Call Waiting Service Required Charged P67

Dual Network Service Required Charged P68

English Voice Prompt

Service

Not

Required Free P68

Nuisance Call Barring

Service Required Free P69

Public Mode

(Power Off)

Not

Required Free P76

For details on services that require

subscription, contact the “DoCoMo

Information Center” on the back of this manual.

Network Services Call Forwarding/Caller ID Display/Call Waiting

Playing Voice Messages

aOn the Main screenyyClick

A call is made to the Voice Mail Service Center.

Follow the instructions of the voice prompts.

Call Forwarding Service

When a call arrives while is displayed or the

FOMA terminal power is turned off, the call is

forwarded automatically to the pre-set phone

number.

• When is displayed, operation of the Call Forwarding

Service from the FOMA terminal is not possible.

• The Call Forwarding Service is automatically deactivated

when the “Voice Mail Service” (P72) is activated.

• When a video call arrives, the call is forwarded only if the

forwarding destination is a device compatible with 3G-

324M.

• The subscriber to the Call Forwarding Service is charged

for the call transferred to the forwarding destination.

Basic Flow of the Call Forwarding

Service

Step 1 : Register a forwarding destination

number

Step 2 : Activate the Call Forwarding Service

Step 3 : A call arrives

Step 4 : The call is forwarded automatically to

the forwarding destination

• In Step 3, when the terminal is in the service area and

the power is turned on, the ring tone sounds until the set

ring time elapses. If you do not answer the call while the

ring tone is sounding, the call is transferred to the

forwarding destination.

Activating/Deactivating the Call

Forwarding Service

* For detailed steps, see “Setting the Call

Forwarding Service” (P66).

Enabling/Disabling Forwarding Voice

Prompt

aOn the Main screenyyClick

Follow the instructions of the voice prompt.

• For details, refer to “ネットワークサービス操作ガイド

(Network Service Operation Guide)”.

Caller ID Display Request

Service

You can set to reject calls without Caller ID.

When a call without Caller ID arrives, the Caller

ID Display Request prompt (voice or graphics) is

played to the caller, the call is disconnected, and

the FOMA terminal does not perform any ringing

actions.

For details, see “Setting the Caller ID

Notification Service” (P65).

• When is displayed, operation of the Caller ID Display

Request Service from the FOMA terminal is not possible.

• This service takes precedence if a call arrives from a

registered caller when other Network Services are

activated. For details, refer to the “Network Service

Operation Guide”.

• This service covers only calls with “非通知設定 (Private

ID)” as the reason of no Caller ID.

• A rejected incoming call is not stored in Received Calls.

Call Waiting Service

When a voice call arrives during another voice

call, you can answer the call after placing the

active call on hold. You can also place an active

call on hold to make another call.

• When is displayed, operation of the Call Forwarding

Service from the FOMA terminal is not possible.

Activating/Deactivating Call Waiting

* For detailed steps, see “Setting the Call

Waiting Service” (P67).

Network Services Dual Network Service

Placing the Active Call on Hold to

Answer an Incoming Call

You can place an active voice call on hold and

answer an incoming call.

aClick if a call arrives during a call

The active call is placed on hold automatically and

you can answer the incoming call.

• : Each click switches the callers.

Placing the Active Call on Hold to Make

Another Call

You can place an active call on hold to make

another call.

aEnter a phone number during a cally

Click

The active call is placed on hold automatically and

the new call becomes active.

• : Each click switches the parties.

Ending the Active Call to Answer an

Incoming Call

You can end an active voice call to answer an

incoming call.

aClick if a call arrives during a call

bClick

Dual Network Service

mova is also available with the same subscribed

phone number as FOMA. Out of the FOMA

service area, switch to mova to make/receive

calls or perform data communications.

For details, see “Setting the Dual Network

Service” (P68).

• When is displayed, operation of the Dual Network

Service is not possible.

• FOMA and mova cannot be used concurrently.

• To switch from FOMA to mova, operate using the mova

terminal. For details such as operations using mova,

refer to “ネットワークサービス操作ガイド (Network

Service Operation Guide)”.

• Switching during communication disconnects the

communication.

Network Services Voice Prompt/Nuisance Call/Remote Control

English Voice Prompt

Service

You can set the voice prompt that is played

while dialing or receiving calls to English. If you

set the voice prompt while dialing to English, the

voice guidance when you set Network Services

such as Voice Mail Service will be in English.

For details, see “Setting the Voice Prompt for

Incoming/Outgoing Call” (P68).

■For Outgoing (Voice Prompts Played to You)

■For Incoming (Voice Prompts Played to a

Caller)

• When is displayed, operation of the voice prompt is

not possible.

• If a caller and the other party use this service

simultaneously, the caller’s setting takes precedence

over the other party’s setting.

Nuisance Call Barring

Service

You can save the phone numbers of nuisance

sales callers to reject such calls. When a call

from a saved phone number arrives, the

Nuisance Call Barring prompt (voice or

graphics) is played to the caller, the call is

disconnected, and the FOMA terminal does not

perform any ringing action.

For details, see “Setting the Nuisance Call

Barring Service” (P69).

• When is displayed, operation of the nuisance call

barring service is not possible.

• This service takes precedence if a call arrives from a

registered caller while other Network Services are

activated. For details, refer to the “ネットワークサービ

ス操作ガイド (Network Service Operation Guide)”.

• This service covers only calls with “非通知設定 (Private

ID)” as the reason for no Caller ID being sent.

• The rejected incoming call is not stored in Received

Calls.

Setting Remote Control

You can set to use another phone such as a

public phone to remotely configure settings of

the Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding

Service.

For details, see “Setting Remote Control” (P70).

• When is displayed, operation of the remote control is

not possible.

• You must set this option to activate the Voice Mail Service

or Call Forwarding Service from overseas.

Language Description

日本語 (Japanese) The voice prompt is played in

Japanese.

英語 (English) The voice prompt is played in

English.

Language Description

日本語 (Japanese) The voice prompt is played in

Japanese.

日本語＋英語

(Japanese+English)

The voice prompt is played in

Japanese followed by English.

英語＋日本語

(English+Japanese)

The voice prompt is played in

English followed by Japanese.

Network Services Public Mode (Power Off)

Public Mode (Power Off)

Public Mode (Power Off) is an automatic

response service to help observe manners in

public locations. When Public Mode (Power Off)

is set, when a call arrives while the power is

turned off, a voice prompt is played to the caller

indicating that you are at a place where the

device must be turned off (such as in hospitals,

in aircraft, or near priority seats on a train) and

cannot answer the call, and the call is

disconnected.

aClick y

Public Mode (Power Off) is set (the Main screen

appears the same).

• After Public Mode (Power Off) is set, when a call arrives

while the power is turned off, a voice prompt is played

indicating that “The person you are calling is currently in

an area where use is prohibited. Please try again later”.

■Canceling Public Mode (Power Off)

Click y

■Checking the Status of Public Mode (Power

Off)

Click y

■After Setting the Public Mode (Power Off)

The Public Mode (Power Off) is activated until it is

canceled by dialing “＊25250”. Turning the power On

does not cancel the mode.

A voice prompt indicating that you are at a location

where you must turn the device off is played to the

caller, and the call is disconnected.

The Public Mode (Power Off) voice prompt is played

even when you are out of the service area or where no

signals are received.

Operation while a Network Service and

Public Mode (Power Off) are Activated

When Public Mode (Power Off) and a Network

Service are activated concurrently, the following

operations occur. Depending on the setting

status and whether an incoming call is a voice

call or a video call, the Network Service may take

precedence and the Public Mode (Power Off)

may not start or Missed Calls may not be

displayed.

■Voice Mail Service

■Call Forwarding Service

■Caller ID Display Request Service

■Nuisance Call Barring Service

*1: If the Ring Time of the Voice Mail or Call Forwarding is

set to “0秒 (0 second)”, the Public Mode (Power Off)

voice prompt will not be played and the call is not saved

in Answered Calls.

*2: If the Ring Time of Call Forwarding is set to “0秒 (0

second)”, the call is not saved in Answered Calls.

*3: The call is not saved in Answered Calls.

Incoming Voice Calls Incoming Video Calls

The Public Mode (Power

Off) voice prompt is played

to the caller, then the call is

connected to the Voice Mail

Service Center*1

The Public Mode image

prompt does not appear to

the caller. The call is

disconnected without being

connected to the Voice Mail

Service Center.

Incoming Voice Calls Incoming Video Calls

The Public Mode (Power

Off) voice prompt is played

to the caller, then the call is

forwarded to the forwarding

destination*1. Whether a

voice prompt is played or not

depends on the Call

Forwarding Service

settings.

The Public Mode image

prompt does not appear,

and the call is forwarded to

the forwarding destination*2.

If the forwarding destination

is a phone that does not

support video calls, the call

is disconnected.

Incoming Voice Calls Incoming Video Calls

If the caller does not send

Caller ID, a voice prompt

requesting Caller ID to be

sent is played, then the call

is disconnected. If the caller

sends Caller ID, the Public

Mode (Power Off) voice

prompt is played, then the

call is disconnected.

If the caller does not send

Caller ID, an image prompt

requesting Caller ID to be

sent is displayed, then the

call is disconnected. If the

caller sends Caller ID, the

Public Mode (Power Off)

image prompt is displayed,

then the call is

disconnected.

Incoming Voice Calls Incoming Video Calls

If the caller is registered to

block nuisance calls, a voice

prompt to reject a call is

played and the call is

disconnected*3.

If the caller is registered to

block nuisance calls, an

image prompt to reject a call

is displayed and the call is

disconnected*3.

Overseas Use

International Roaming Service (WORLD WING) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Services Available Overseas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Before Using in Overseas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

Making a Call in Overseas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Receiving a Call in Overseas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83

Searching for Available Networks Overseas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Rejecting Incoming while Roaming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Enabling Voice Prompts while Roaming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Using Network Services while Roaming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

This chapter explains how to make calls while oversea, using the “M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility”.

Overseas Use

International Roaming

Service (WORLD WING)

WORLD WING is DoCoMo’s international

roaming service that provides telephone and

other types of communication services using the

same mobile phone number overseas as is used

in Japan, using affiliated overseas networks.

For details on available communication services

while using international roaming, refer to “国際

サービスご利用ガイド (International Service

Guide)”. Also, visit DoCoMo’s international

service Web site to obtain the latest information

about international services or download the

latest version of “国際サービスご利用ガイド

(International Service Guide)”.

Subscribing to WORLD WING

If you subscribed to the FOMA service after

September 1, 2005, no separate subscription is

required to use WORLD WING.

• If you subscribed to the FOMA service prior to August 31,

2005 and did not subscribe to WORLD WING, a separate

initial subscription is required.

• Even if you subscribed to the FOMA service after

September 1, 2005, if you declined WORLD WING when

you originally subscribed, a new subscription to WORLD

WING is required.

■Using a PC

Access My DoCoMo (https://www.mydocomo.

com/)yドコモeサイト (DoCoMo eSite)

* A “My DoCoMo ID” and “Password” are required.

* Depending on your plan, this service may not be

available.

■By Phone

Contact the “DoCoMo Information Center” on the

back of this manual.

■At a DoCoMo Shop

Contact a nearby DoCoMo shop.

■At a DoCoMo World Counter

You can subscribe to this service even on the day

of departure.

DoCoMo World Counter Narita No.1

: Narita International Airport Terminal No.1 Chuo

Building 4F

DoCoMo World Counter Narita No.2

: Narita International Airport Terminal No.2 Honkan

B1F

DoCoMo World Counter Kanku

: Kansai International Airport Passenger Terminal

Building 4F

DoCoMo World Counter Chubu

: Chubu International Airport Passenger Terminal

Building 3F

Inside “Business Center P@tio”

* It may take a while to complete the subscription

procedures. Please allow enough time.

* For business hours, refer to “国際サービスご利用ガイ

ド (International Service Guide)” or DoCoMo’s

international service Web site.

note

• If you subscribe to “mopera U”, the Internet connection

service for FOMA, you can use the Internet or Email

overseas as in Japan using FOMA packets. For details,

refer to the mopera U Web site.

http://www.mopera.net/

Services Available Overseas

Available communication services may vary

depending on the overseas carrier or network.

For details on available communication services

while using international roaming, refer to “国際

サービスご利用ガイド (International Service

Guide)” or visit DoCoMo’s international service

Web site.

Available Communication Services

DoCoMo’s International Service Web Site URL:

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

Service Description

Data

Communications

Packet communication or data

communication using line switching is

available overseas for connecting to a PC.

Voice Call The phone number used in Japan can

also be used for making and receiving

domestic calls in the country of stay and

making international calls to Japan or

other countries.

Video Call Video call is available with subscribers of

overseas specific 3G mobile operators or

FOMA users in Japan.

WORLD CALL/Services Available Overseas

Overseas Use

Available Communication Services by

Network

○: Available

×: Not available

a: Separate settings are required for data communications.

For settings, visit DoCoMo’s Web site. (Checking the

specifications)

b: Available only for data communication using packets.

*: When a video call arrives, no arrival call acts are

performed.

■Overseas Networks

*1: Abbreviation for 3rd Generation Partnership Project.

This is a regional standards organization for developing

common technological specifications for the 3rd

generation mobile communication system (IMT-2000).

*2: Abbreviation for Global System for Mobile

Communications. GSM is one of the standards for mobile

phones unified in Europe.

*3: Abbreviation for General Packet Radio Service.

GPRS is a packet communication service with the

maximum communication speed of 115Kbps and is

widely used mainly in Europe and other places.

Before Using in Overseas

STEP1 : Before Leaving Japan

STEP2 : While Overseas

STEP3 : After Coming Back to Japan

Before Leaving Japan

■Subscription

A subscription to WORLD WING (P78) is

required.

• A UIM (green) made available for WORLD WING must

be inserted in the FOMA terminal.

■Communication Services in the Country/

Region of Stay

For countries or regions where WORLD WING is

available, service interruption information, or

other cautions, refer to DoCoMo’s international

service Web site. →P78

■Power Source and Voltage in the Country or

Region of Stay

Countries and regions may have different power

sources, voltages or power outlet shapes. Check

these in the instruction manual for your PC or

Web sites of the PC manufacturer in advance.

■Network Services

You can activate or deactivate the subscribed

network services from overseas. The following

network services can be accessed:

• Caller ID Notification Service*1 *2

• Voice Mail Service*3

• Call Forwarding Service*3

• Caller ID Display Request Service*1

• Call Waiting Service

• English Guidance Service*1

• Nuisance Call Barring Service*1

• Roaming Settings (Roaming Guidance)*1

• Roaming Settings (Restriction on Incoming while

Roaming)

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

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

all.

*3: When operating overseas, you need to set the remote

control service (P70) in Japan before you leave.

■Internet Access

For overseas access point or settings to use the

Internet overseas, contact your Internet service

provider.

• If you subscribe to mopera U, visit the mopera U Web

site. →P78

■Convenient Functions

Network Data

Communications

Making/Receiving a Call

Voice Call Video Call

W-CDMA ○○○

GSM a○×*

GPRS b○×*

Network Description

W-CDMA W-CDMA is a 3rd generation mobile

communication network complying with

3GPP*1 global standards.

GSM*2GSM is the second generation mobile

communication network in digital

communication system that is most widely

used around the world.

GPRS*3GPRS is the 2.5 generation mobile

communication system that enables high-

speed packet communication using GSM.

Function Description

Call Barring-

Roaming

A voice prompt is played indicating

that you are overseas. →P69

Roaming Guidance Incoming calls (video calls/all

incoming) are rejected during

international roaming. →P70

Continued on the next page

Before Using in Overseas

Overseas Use

■Useful Booklet

• Some network services may not be available depending

on the overseas carriers. For details, refer to “国際サー

ビスご利用ガイド (International Service Guide)” and

“ネットワークサービス操作ガイド (Network Service

Operation Guide)”.

• Be sure that you know your network security code. The

code may be required for remote operation of the Voice

Mail service.

While Overseas

■Switching Networks

Searching for and connecting to an access point

are performed automatically by default. No

special settings are required.

■Main Screen Display Area

The name of the connected carrier can be viewed

in the display area of the Main screen.

• You can manually switch networks if you want to

connect to a particular network. See “Switching

Networks Manually” (P62).

Overseas Call and Communication Charges

The major differences with domestic charges are

as follows:

■You are charged to receive incoming calls

When you receive an incoming call, international

forwarding charges apply. In some countries or

regions, additional receiving charges may apply.

■You may be charged even if a connection

cannot be established

Depending on your location and selected carrier,

you may be charged for calls or communications

even if the connection cannot be established due

to communication conditions.

■You are charged for “toll free” calls

Depending on your location and selected carrier,

you may be charged domestic call fees for collect

calls, toll free calls, credit calls or pre-paid card

calls.

■A different charging scheme applies for

packet communication

A different packet charging scheme may be used,

such as applying a minimum charge per access

(depending on the carrier, 50 yen or more, or 100

yen or more).

■Charges for Overseas Usage

Charges for overseas usage are added to the

monthly usage fee. However, for the convenience

of overseas carriers, usage fees may be added to

the monthly bill in the following month or later.

Also, charges for overseas usage may not be

billed during the same month as the usage.

After Coming Back to Japan

After coming back to Japan, the FOMA network

will be connected automatically.

■A connection cannot be established when

appears or the antenna lamp (P17) lights red

Check whether “通信方式選択 (Select

Communication Method)” in “Switching Networks

Manually” (P62) is set to “GSM 固定 (Static

GSM)”. This option should be set to “オート

(Auto)”.

Inquiries in Case of Trouble (Overseas)

Lost or Stolen Device

<DoCoMo Information Center> (Open 24 hours)

■Universal Number

−800−0120−0151

* Domestic phone call charges for the country of usage

may apply.

Booklet Description

国際サービスご利用

ガイド (International

Service Guide)

This booklet provides details of

international roaming service such

as descriptions of services, usage

fees and cautions.

ネットワークサービ

ス操作ガイド

(Network Service

Operation Guide)

This booklet provides details of

network services, settings and

cautions.

Network Service Settings

International Phone Code for a Universal Number (Table 1)

Before Using in Overseas

Overseas Use

■If the above Universal Number is not Available

−81−3−5366−3114

* International phone call charges to Japan apply.

• Set the UIM to require PIN1 code entry (→P63) for

power up. Without entering the 4 - 8 digit security code

when the terminal power is turned on, the FOMA

terminal cannot be used. This prevents unauthorized

use if the UIM is lost or stolen.

In Case of Hardware Failure

(Open 24 hours)

■Universal Number

−800−5931−8600

* Domestic phone call charges for the country of usage

may apply.

■If the above Universal Number is not Available

−81−3−6718−1414

* International phone call charges to Japan may apply.

■International Phone Codes for Universal

Number (Table 1)

* The numbers may change.

* For codes of other countries or details, visit DoCoMo’s

international service Web site. →P78

■International Access Codes for Major

Countries (Table 2)

* The numbers may change.

* For codes of other countries or details, visit DoCoMo’s

international service Web site. →P78

Even if your FOMA terminal or UIM is lost or

stolen, you will be charged for any subsequent

communication charges. If your FOMA

terminal is lost or stolen, report it immediately

and cancel the subscription.

Area Code Area Code

Argentina 00 Luxemburg 00

Australia 0011 Malaysia 00

Austria 00 Netherlands 00

Belgium 00 New Zealand 00

Brazil 0021 Norway 00

Canada 011 Philippines 00

China 00 Singapore 001

Colombia 009 South Korea 001

Denmark 00 Spain 00

Finland 990 Sweden 00

France 00 Switzerland 00

Germany 00 Taiwan 00

Hong Kong 001 Thailand 001

Ireland 00 U.K. 00

Israel 014 U.S.A. 011

Italy 00

International Access Code for the Country of Usage (Table 2)

International Phone Code for a Universal Number (Table 1)

International Access Code for the Country of Usage (Table 2)

Area Code Area Code

Australia 0011 Malaysia 00

Belgium 00 Monaco 00

Brazil 0041 Netherlands 00

0021 New Zealand 00

0023 Norway 00

Canada 011 Philippines 00

China 00 Poland 00

Czech 00 Portugal 00

Denmark 00 Russia 810

Finland 00 Singapore 001

990 South Korea 001

France 00 Spain 00

Germany 00 Sweden 00

Greece 00 Switzerland 00

Hong Kong 001 Taiwan 002

Hungary 00 Thailand 001

India 00 Turkey 00

Indonesia 001 U.A.E. 00

Ireland 00 U.K. 00

Italy 00 U.S.A. 011

Luxemburg 00 Vietnam 00

Macao 00

Before Using in Overseas

Overseas Use

Making a Call in Overseas

You can make a call from a country or region

other than Japan using the FOMA terminal.

• If the other party uses a carrier compatible with a FOMA

video call and uses a device that supports video calls, a

video call can be made using “ドコモテレビ電話ソフト

2005 (DoCoMo Video Call Software 2005)” contained in

the included CD-ROM.

Making a Call from the Country of Stay

to Japan

aClick for 1+ seconds to display “+”y

(country code of Japan) yThe

other party’s phone number excluding

any leading “0 (zero)” from the regional

number (area code) y

<Example : Making a Call to a Ward in Tokyo

(Area Code of 03)>

Click for 1+ second yyy

XXXX-XXXX y

• Exclude the leading “0” from a mobile phone or PHS

number in Japan.

Making a Call to a WORLD WING/

WORLD WALKER subscriber from the

Country of Stay

aClick for 1+ seconds to display “+” y

(country code of Japan)ya phone

number excluding the leading “0” y

<Example: Making a Call to a Mobile Phone>

Click for 1+ seconds to display “+” y

y y XXXX-XXXX y

Making a Call within the Country of

Stay

aDial a phone number starting from the

area code y Click

Making a Call to a Mobile or Landline

Phone from the Country of Stay to

Another Country (Other than Japan)

aClick for 1+ seconds to display “+” y

Country Code of the Other Party yThe

other party’s phone number excluding

any leading “0 (zero)” from the regional

number (area code) or cell phone

number y

■Country Codes of Major Countries

* The numbers may change.

* For codes of other countries or details, visit DoCoMo’s

international service Web site.

Area Code Area Code

Australia 61 Maldives 960

Austria 43 Netherlands 31

Belgium 32 New Caledonia 687

Brazil 55 New Zealand 64

Canada 1Norway 47

China 86 Peru 51

Czech 420 Philippines 63

Egypt 20 Russia 7

Fiji 679 Singapore 65

Finland 358 South Korea 82

France 33 Spain 34

Germany 49 Sweden 46

Greece 30 Switzerland 41

Hong Kong 852 Tahiti 689

Hungary 36 Taiwan 886

India 91 Thailand 66

Indonesia 62 Turkey 90

Italy 39 U.K. 44

Japan 81 U.S.A. 1

Macao 853 Vietnam 84

Malaysia 60

Making a Call in Overseas

Overseas Use

Receiving a Call in

Overseas

aClick when a Call Arrives

Having Someone Call You in the

Country of Stay

From Japan

Entering your phone number in the same way as

you were in Japan allows a caller in Japan to call

you overseas.

a090 yxxxxx-xxxxx/

080 yxxxxx-xxxxxyCall

From a Country Other than Japan

aInternational Access Code of the

country of origin y81 (country code of

Japan) ya phone number excluding the

leading “0” yCall

• For International Access Codes, see “International

Access Codes for Major Countries (Table 2)”. →81

Troubleshooting When Calls Are Not

Connected

Cannot make/receive calls/Always out of

service area/Cannot turn the power on

If you cannot make or receive calls, the signal

reception level stays as out of service area or

you cannot turn your FOMA terminal on, the

following can be causes:

• Signal reception is weak or you are out of the service area

• Local switching system or base station fails, or temporarily

heavy traffic

• Mistakes occur during an operation of the FOMA HIGH-

SPEED terminal.

• Other

For the latest information on coverage areas or

out of service areas, visit DoCoMo’s

international service Web site. →P78

Try the following after checking the operation:

• If you are indoors, try again outdoors.

• Check whether your monthly usage amount exceeds your

set limit.

• Turn the power off and turned on again.

• Switching networks manually. →P62

Contact the Network Technical Operation Center

(P81) if the problem persists.

Usage Amount Limit

• There is a limit of monthly usage for WORLD WING. When

the usage limit is reached, WORLD WING becomes

unavailable for the rest of month.

• Please note that the amount displayed on your PC is the

amount of your accumulated monthly usage before

communications allowances are applied.

• The usage limit includes call and communication charges

and receiving charges used with international roaming,

digital communication charges such as for video calls,

receiving charges and packet communication charges.

However, because the usage limit does not include

international forwarding charges and usage fees which

have not yet been billed by overseas carriers to us, the

final bill may exceed the usage limit. Even in this case,

please pay the all the monthly charges for services used

before the service limit was encountered.

• After the payment of monthly charges has been confirmed,

WORLD WING again becomes available (it may take time

to resume the service after the payment). You can pay with

a credit card (one time charge only) while overseas.

• For details, contact the “DoCoMo Information Center” on

the back of this manual.

Receiving a Call in Overseas

Overseas Use

Searching for Available

Networks Overseas

Switching Carriers Manually

The FOMA terminal is set to automatically find

and switch to an available network in the country

of stay by default. However, if you have a

preferred network in the area or a network

cannot be found automatically, you can switch

to a network manually.

For details, see “Switching Networks Manually”

(P62).

Rejecting Incoming while

Roaming

You can set to reject incoming voice calls or

video calls during international roaming.

For detailed steps, see “Setting Restrictions on

Incoming Calls while Roaming” (P69).

Enabling Voice Prompts

while Roaming

You can set to play a voice prompt indicating

that you are overseas.

For detailed steps, see “Setting Roaming

Guidance” (P70).

Using Network Services

while Roaming

You can operate your subscribed Network

Services from your overseas location. To

activate services while overseas, you need to

enable the remote control service in Japan

before you leave.

For detailed steps on how to operate the remote

control service, see “Setting Remote Control”

(P70).

* To activate the Voice Mail or Call Forwarding

Service from overseas, dial the service

directly. For detailed steps, refer to the

“Network Service Operation Guide”.

Available Networks/Roaming

Appendix

Combinations of Multiaccess Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Using an Earphone Microphone with Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Optional and Related Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Warranty and After-Sales Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Specific Absorption Rate of Mobile Phones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Export Controls of the Product and Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Main Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95

Appendix

Combinations of

Multiaccess Operations

(Checking the specifications)

○： Available

△： Available in Some Cases

×： Not Available

*：Available if you subscribe to “Call Waiting” and place the

active voice call on hold

Using an Earphone

Microphone with Switch

By connecting an earphone microphone with

switch P001/002 (optional) or a stereo earphone

set P001 (optional) to an earphone microphone

jack, you can answer or make calls by simply

pressing the switch.

Making Calls with the Switch

(Checking the specifications)

You can dial the phone number listed Xth from

the top of the Phonebook Screen on the M2501

HIGH-SPEED Utility (P59) simply by pressing the

switch of the earphone microphone with switch.

aConnect an earphone microphone with

switch

• Open the cover of the earphone microphone jack and

insert the plug of the earphone microphone with switch.

bPress the switch of the earphone

microphone with switch for 1+ seconds

cPress the switch of the earphone

microphone with switch for 1+ seconds

to end the call

Answering a Call with the Switch

(Checking the specifications)

aPress the switch of the earphone

microphone with switch for 1+ seconds

when a call arrives

bPress the switch of the earphone

microphone with switch for 1+ seconds

to end the call

Current Status

Newly Started Communication

Voice Call Video Call

Outgoing Incoming Outgoing Incoming

During a Voice

Call ×△*××

During a Video

Call ××××

During Packet

Communication ○○××

During 64K Data

Communication ××××

Current Status

Newly Started Communication

Packet

Communication

64K Data

Communication

Outgoing Incoming Outgoing Incoming

During a Voice

Call ○×××

During a Video

Call ××××

During Packet

Communication ××××

During 64K Data

Communication ××××

Multiaccess/Earphone Microphone

Appendix

Optional and Related

Devices

Combining the FOMA HIGH-SPEED terminal with

optional devices supports a wide variety uses.

Some products are not available depending on

the region. For details, contact a DoCoMo sales

office. For details about the optional devices,

refer to the instruction manuals for respective

devices.

• Earphone Microphone with Switch P001/P002

• Stereo Earphone Set P001

Troubleshooting

■The FOMA terminal Is not Recognized

■Communication Problems

■Problems with AT Commands

■Other Problems

Symptom Check

FOMA HIGH-

SPEED terminal

is not

recognized

Re-insert the FOMA terminal all the

way into the slot securely. →P21

Verify that the driver for the FOMA

terminal is functioning properly. →P24

Some energy saving PCs turn the

power off to a PC terminal (FOMA

terminal). Read the instruction manual

of the PC and check the power source

status.

Symptom Check

Communications

are not possible

Verify that signals are received in the

service area. →P17, P54

Check the communication settings of

the PC. →P32

Verify that the access point and your

PC use the same communication

method. →P32

If “デュアルネットワーク (Dual

Network)” is set to mova, switch it to

FOMA. →P68

Cannot connect

to the Internet

Verify the connection settings to your

Internet provider. →P36

Connection is

frequently

terminated

Traffic may be heavy at the access

point. Try connecting again later.

If you are in a weak signal reception

area, move to a location where the

signal strength is displayed as .

Symptom Check

“ERROR”

appears when a

command is

entered

Verify that the number of characters in

the command is within XXX.

Verify that you entered a correct

command.

Check the properties of the terminal

software to see whether a device other

than FOMA terminal is selected.

“OK” does not

appear after AT

command is

entered

Check the communication settings of

the PC. →P32

Verify that the commands start with

“AT” or “at” and that upper and lower

case characters are not mixed.

Symptom Check

Status lamp

does not light

Check the LED on/off setting. →P64

Optional Devices/Troubleshooting

Appendix

Error Messages

アプリケーションが起動できませ

ん。(Application cannot

launch.)

The M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility is

corrupted or deleted. Reinstall the

software and try again.

インストールプログラムにはディ

レクトリにアクセスする権限があ

りません。インストールを継続で

きません。管理者としてログイン

するか、またはシステム管理者に

お問い合わせください。(The

installation program does not

have privilege to access the

directory. Installation cannot

continue. Log in as an

administrator, or contact the

system administrator.)

A user without Windows

Administrator privileges cannot

install the software.

操作できませんでした。

(Operation was not possible.)

• You cannot perform the

operation while out of the

service area or where no signals

are received. Move to a location

where is displayed and try

again.

• Network Service settings could

not be configured due to a

network error.

操作内容を確認してください。

(Check the operation.)

Incorrect Network Service Settings

were sent. Try sending the correct

settings again. →P65

他のユーザが既に起動していま

す。ユーティリティは起動できま

せんでした。(Another user is

already running the utility. The

utility cannot be launched.)

The M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility is

already running. Exit the

application and try again.

着信中のため操作できませんでし

た。(Operation cannot be

performed due to an incoming

call.)

PIN1 code could not be

authenticated/changed/unlocked

due to an incoming call.

着発信中または通話中のため終了

できません。(Cannot exit

because outgoing/incoming or

during a call.)

Because of an incoming/outgoing

or during a call, the M2501 HIGH-

SPEED Utility cannot be exited.

Terminate the incoming/outgoing

call and try again.

通信方式の設定ができませんでし

た。(Communication method

could not be set.)

A network communication method

failed to switch due to an error.

データ編集中のため終了できませ

ん。(Cannot exit because data

is being edited.)

The M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

cannot exit because an Answered

Calls/Redial/Contacts screen is

open. Close the Answered Calls/

Redial/Contacts screen and try

again.

登録できませんでした。(Could

not save.)

An entry could not be saved due to

an error.

ネットワーク暗証番号が正しく入

力されていません。(The entered

Network Security Code is not

correct.)

An incorrect Network Security

Code was entered. Enter the

correct Network Security Code.

ネットワーク暗証番号がロックさ

れています。(The Network

Security Code is locked.)

If an incorrect Network Security

Code is entered three times in a

row, the code is locked. Contact a

DoCoMo shop.

ネットワーク登録ができません。

通信設定を行ってください。(The

network cannot be registered.

Configure communication

settings.)

The designated network does not

serve your current location.

Perform network settings (P62).

ネットワーク認証番号が誤ってい

ます。(Wrong network

authentication code.)

An incorrect Network Security

Code was entered. Enter the

correct Network Security Code.

ネットワークの設定ができません

でした。(Network could not be

set.)

A network could not be set due to

signal or network status.

発信できません。電波がある場所

に移動してください。(Call failed.

Move to a location where there

is stronger signal reception.)

You cannot make calls due to out

of service area or in no signal

reception area. Move to a location

where is displayed and try

again.

発着信規制中です。しばらくお待

ち下さい。(Call barred. Please

wait.)

Outgoing/incoming calls are

barred on the network. Try again

later.

ユーティリティが起動中です。ア

ンインストールはできませんでし

た。(The utility software is

running. Uninstall failed.)

The M2501 HIGH-SPEED Utility

could not be uninstalled because it

was running. Exit the application

and try again.

CSVファイルではありません。

読み込みできませんでした。(Not

CSV file format. Could not be

read.)

The file could not be read because

it is not in the CSV (.csv) format.

Verify the file format and try again.

Error Messages

Appendix

DTMF音送出に失敗しました。

(DTMF sound sending failed.)

DTMF (push signal) sound failed

to be sent.

FOMAカードの読み出しができま

せんでした。(The UIM could not

be read.)

The own number could not be read

from the UIM and displayed due to

an error.

M2501からの応答がありませ

ん。ユーティリティはオフライン

状態になります。(The M2501

does not respond. The utility will

become off-line.)

• Verify that the FOMA terminal is

functioning (P17 and P54).

• Another application is using the

COM port that is used by the

FOMA terminal for

communication. Exit the

application and try again.

M2501の設定に失敗しました。

以下の設定ができませんでした。

（失敗した設定名を表示）(Failed

to configure M2501. The

following settings could not be

configured. (Failed settings))

The configured settings could not

be applied due to an error.

PINロック解除コードが正しく入

力されていません。有効桁数は８

桁です。(The entered PUK code

is not correct. The code should

be 8 digits long.)

An incorrect PUK code has been

entered. Enter the correct PUK

code.

PINロック解除コードの照合がで

きませんでした。(PUK code

verification failed.)

The PUK code could not be

verified due to an error.

PINロック解除コードは完全に

ロックされています。使用できる

機能が制限されます。(The PUK

code is permanently blocked.

Available functions will be

limited.)

An incorrect PUK code has been

entered ten times, the PUK code is

locked. Contact a DoCoMo shop.

PIN1コードが正しく入力されて

いません。有効桁数は 4∼ 8桁で

す。(The entered PIN1 Code is

not correct. The code should be

4 to 8 digits long.)

An incorrect PIN1 code has been

entered. Enter the correct PIN1

code.

PIN1コードが間違っています。

(PIN1 code is incorrect.)

An incorrect PIN1 code has been

entered. Enter the correct PIN1

code.

PIN1コードがロックされました。

使用できる機能が制限されます。

(PIN1 code has been locked.

Available functions will be

limited.)

A PIN1 code was incorrectly

entered three times in a row.

Available functions will be limited.

Enter a PUK code to cancel the

PIN block. →P63

PIN1コード照合ができませんで

した。(PIN1 code could not be

verified.)

The PIN1 code could not be

verified due to an error.

PIN1照合をキャンセルしました。

使用できる機能が制限されます。

(PIN1 verification was canceled.

Available functions will be

limited.)

When the M2501 HIGH-SPEED

Utility is launched, the PIN1 code

verification was canceled.

Available functions will be limited.

PIN1ロック解除コードが間違っ

ています。(PIN1 PUK code is

not correct.)

An incorrect PUK code has been

entered. Enter the correct PUK

code.

PIN1ロック解除コード照合が

キャンセルされました。使用でき

る機能は制限されます。(PIN1

PUK code verification was

canceled. Available functions will

be limited.)

When the M2501 HIGH-SPEED

Utility is launched, the PUK code

verification was canceled.

Available functions will be limited.

vCardファイルではありません。

読み込みできませんでした。(Not

vCard file format. Could not be

read.)

The file could not be read because

it is not in the vCard (.vcf) format.

Verify the file format and try again.

2つの新しい PIN1コードが一致

していません。(Two new PIN1

codes do not match.)

The new PIN1 code and the

entered PIN1 code for

confirmation do not match. Enter

the correct new PIN1 code.

Error Messages

Appendix

Glossary

■A

Access Point

A link-up point to be connected to the Internet. A

PC can be connected to the Internet via an

access point using a telephone connection.

Administrator Privileges

Access rights that allow access to all functions on

a Windows XP or Windows 2000 system. A user

without administrator privileges cannot install or

uninstall a driver or the FOMA PC Configuration

Software.

APN

Stands for Access Point Name. Identifies the

network to log into (such as an ISP) for packet

communication. For example, Internet connection

service for FOMA, “mopera U”, is indicated as

“mopera.net” for the APN.

■B

bps

Stands for bit per second, and is a unit to indicate

the data communication speed. It expresses the

number of bits (amount of data) that can be sent

in one second.

■C

cid

Stands for Context Identifier, and is a registration

number when saving an APN of packet

communications to the FOMA terminal. The

FOMA terminal can contain up to XX APNs using

X - X cid.

CSV

Stands for Comma Separated Values, and is a

file format that data is separated with a comma

(,). Can be edited using a text editor.

■D

Dial-up

Connecting to a network via a telephone

connection.

DNS

Stands for Domain Name System. The database

system that translates a domain name address

into a numerical IP address for PCs.

■I

A number to manage user information. Your ID is

issued when you register as a new user.

Install

Copying external data contained in a CD, etc.

onto a PC so that the data can be utilized.

Stands for Internet Protocol, communication rules

used over the Internet as standards.

IP address

A numerical value that identifies a device

connected to the Internet. Normally, it is

expressed as four 3-digit numbers (0 - 255)

separated with a period as “XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX”,

and is assigned to every device connected to the

Internet.

ISDN

Stands for Integrated Services Digital Network,

and is a comprehensive digital communication

network. Enables faster communication speed

than an analog telephone line.

ISP (Internet Service Provider)

An operator that provides a connection to the

Internet. Generally, in order to use the Internet,

you need to subscribe to an ISP.

■M

Modem

A device that allows a PC to communicate via a

telephone connection.

■P

Port

An auxiliary address added under an IP address

in order to connect multiple parties concurrently

over the Internet. A port is identified with a

numeric value from 0 to 65535 which is called the

Port Number.

Properties

“Attributes” or “configurations” of Windows files or

icons. Right-click an icon to see or change its

properties.

Protocol

Communication rules used by devices to

exchange data.

■Q

QoS

Stands for Quality of Service, and is a measure of

the quality of the service of a network. You can

specify conditions of data communication speed

in the FOMA terminal QoS configurations (actual

communication speed varies depending on the

communication conditions). →P49

■V

vCard

A special format for exchanging business card

data. Many e-mail programs support this format.

■W

W-CDMA

3rd generation mobile communication system

(IMT-2000) that is certified as one of the global

standards. It employs wide-band code division

multiple access, and is one of the multiple access

systems for wireless communications.

The FOMA terminal complies with W-CDMA

standards.

Glossary

Appendix

W-TCP

FOMA TCP parameter used to get the full

utilization of the TCP/IP transmission capability

for packet communications over a network.

TCP parameter must be optimized to get the most

out of the communication capability of the FOMA

terminal.

Warranty and After-Sales

Service

Warranty

• A written warranty is provided with every FOMA terminal.

Make sure that you receive it. Store the warranty in a safe

place after you have read it and verified that it contains the

“shop name/date” you purchased the product. If the written

warranty does not contain the necessary information,

contact the shop where you purchased the product. The

warranty is valid for a period of one year from the date of

purchase.

• This product and all accessories are subject to change, in

part or whole, for the sake of improvement without prior

notice.

After-Sales Service

If Problems Occur

Before requesting service, read the

“Troubleshooting” section in this manual. If the

problem still persists, contact one of the

numbers listed in “Repairs” on the back of this

manual.

If the result of inquiries indicates that a

repair is required

Take your FOMA terminal to a service center

designated by DoCoMo.

Be sure to check the operating hours of the

service center. You must present the warranty.

■In the warranty period

• The FOMA terminal will be repaired at no charge

subject to the conditions of the warranty.

• The warranty must be presented to receive warranty

service.

The subscriber will be charged for the repair of items

not covered in the warranty or repairs of defects

resulting from misuse, accident or neglect even during

the warranty period.

• The subscriber is charged even during the warranty

period for the repair of failures caused by the use of

devices or consumable items that are not DoCoMo-

specified.

■Repairs may not be possible in the following

cases

• Repair is not possible when corrosion due exposure to

moisture, condensation or perspiration is detected in a

moisture seal reaction or test, or if any of the internal

boards are damaged or deformed. Since these

conditions are outside the scope of the warranty, any

repairs, if at all possible, will be charged.

■After expiration of the warranty

• All repairs that are requested are charged.

■Replacement parts

• Replacement parts (parts required to maintain

production function) will be kept in stock for at least six

years after termination of production. The product can

be repaired during this period.

Depending on the nature of the required repairs, it may

still be possible to repair your terminal even after this

period, so please contact one of the numbers listed in

“Contacts” on the back of this manual.

Notes

• Do not modify the FOMA terminal, the UIM or its

accessories.

- Fire, injury or damage may result.

- In order to prevent interference of radio waves or

network breakdown, the FOMA terminal and the FOMA

card are manufactured according to technical standards

stipulated by law. Do not use the FOMA terminals or the

UIM that do not meet these standards.

- If the FOMA terminal is modified (part replacement,

modification, painting, etc.), it will be repaired only after

the modified parts have been restored to the condition at

the time of purchase. However, repair may be refused

depending on the nature of modification.

- Repair of failures or damage caused by modification are

charged even during the warranty period.

• Do not remove any inscription stickers attached to the

FOMA terminal. The inscription stickers certify that the

FOMA terminal satisfies specific technical standards. If

stickers are removed intentionally or are reattached in

such a way that confirmation of the sticker’s contents is

impossible, repair or servicing may be refused because

confirmation of whether or not the device conforms to

relevant technical standards cannot be made.

• The ON/OFF function settings and stored data may be

cleared (reset) by failure, repair or handling processes.

Should this happen, configure the functions again.

• If the device has become wet or moist, bring it to a

DoCoMo repair shop promptly. Depending on the

conditions of the device, repair may not be possible.

Contacts and Downloaded Data

• Maintain a separate record of the data you save in your

PC. DoCoMo is not responsible for the alteration or loss of

data.

Warranty and After-Sales Service

Appendix

Specific Absorption Rate

of Mobile Phones

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of

Mobile Phones

The FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED meets the

government’s requirements for exposure to

radio waves. These requirements are based on

scientific basis to assure that radio waves

emitted from mobile phones and other handheld

wireless devices do not affect human health.

They require that the Specific Absorption Rate

(SAR), which is the unit of measurement for the

amount of radio frequency radiation absorbed

by the body, shall not exceed 2W/kg*. This limit

includes a substantial safety margin designed to

assure the safety of all persons, regardless of

age or health, and meets the international

standard set by International Commission on

Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) in

cooperation with World Health Organization

(WHO). All phone models should be confirmed

to comply with the regulation before they are

available for sale to the public. The highest SAR

value for the FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED is

X.XXXW/kg. It was taken by the Telecom

Engineering Center, a Registered Certification

Agency on the Radio Law. The test for SAR was

conducted in accordance with the MIC testing

procedure using standard operating position

with the phone transmitting at its highest

permitted power level in all tested frequency

bands. While there may be differences between

the SAR levels of various phones and at various

positions, they all meet the MIC’s technical

regulation. Although the SAR is determined at

the highest certified power level, the actual SAR

of the phone during operation can be well below

the maximum value.

For further information about SAR, please see

the following Web sites:

*: The technical regulation is provided in Article 14-2 of the

Ministry Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment.

Radio Frequency (RF) Signals

THIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE

U.S.GOVERNMENT'S REQUIREMENTS FOR

EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES.

Your wireless phone contains a radio transmitter

and receiver. Your phone is designed and

manufactured not to exceed the emission limits

for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set

by the Federal Communications Commission of

the U.S. Government.

These limits are part of comprehensive

guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF

energy for the general population. The

guidelines are based on standards that were

developed by independent scientific

organizations through periodic and thorough

evaluation of scientific studies.

The exposure standard for wireless mobile

phones employs a unit of measurement known

as the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). The SAR

limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg.* Tests for SAR

are conducted using standard operating

positions accepted by the FCC with the phone

transmitting at its highest certified power level in

all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is

determined at the highest certified power level,

the actual SAR level of the phone while

operating can be well below the maximum value.

This is because the phone is designed to

operate at multiple power levels so as to use

only the power required to reach the network. In

general, the closer you are to a wireless base

station antenna, the lower the output.

Before a phone model is available for sale to the

public, it must be tested and certified to the FCC

that it does not exceed the limit established by

the U.S. government-adopted requirement for

safe exposure.

The tests are performed on position and

locations (for example, at the ear and worn on

the body) as required by FCC for each model.

The highest SAR value for this model phone as

reported to the FCC ●●when worn on the body, is

●●●0.49 W/kg. (Body-worn measurements differ

among phone models, depending upon available

accessories and FCC requirements). While there

may be differences between the SAR levels of

various phones and at various positions, they all

meet the U.S. government requirement.

Ministry of Internal Affairs and

Communications Web Site

http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/j/ele/index.htm

Association of Radio Industries and

Businesses Web Site

http://www.arib-emf.org/index.html

DoCoMo Web Site

http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/product/

Motorola Web Site

http://www.motorola.com/rfhealth

Specific Absorption Rate of Mobile Phones

Appendix

The FCC has granted an Equipment

Authorization for this model phone with all

reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance

with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR

information on this model phone is on file with

the FCC and can be found under the Display

Grant section at http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid

after search on FCC ID IHDT6FL1●●●●●●●●.

For body worn operation, this phone has been

tested and meets the FCC RF exposure

guidelines when used with an accessory

designated for this product or when used with

an accessory that contains no metal and that

positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from

the body.

Declaration of Conformity

This mobile phone complies with the EU

requirements for exposure to radio waves.

Your mobile phone is a radio transceiver,

designed and manufactured not to exceed the

SAR* limits** for exposure to radio-frequency

(RF) energy, which SAR* value, when tested for

compliance against the standard was 1.0W/kg.

While there may be differences between the

SAR* levels of various phones and at various

positions, they all meet*** the EU requirements

for RF exposure.

Important Safety Information

AIRCRAFT

Switch off your wireless device when boarding an

aircraft or whenever you are instructed to do so

by airline staff. If your device offers a 'flight mode'

or similar feature consult airline staff as to

whether it can be used on board.

DRIVING

Full attention should be given to driving at all

times and local laws and regulations restricting

the use of wireless devices while driving must be

observed.

HOSPITALS

Mobile phones should be switched off wherever

you are requested to do so in hospitals, clinics or

health care facilities. These requests are

designed to prevent possible interference with

sensitive medical equipment.

PETROL STATIONS

Obey all posted signs with respect to the use of

wireless devices or other radio equipment in

locations with flammable material and chemicals.

Switch off your wireless device whenever you are

instructed to do so by authorized staff.

INTERFERENCE

Care must be taken when using the phone in

close proximity to personal medical devices, such

as pacemakers and hearing aids.

Pacemakers

Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a

minimum separation of 15cm be maintained

between a mobile phone and a pacemaker to

avoid potential interference with the pacemaker.

To achieve this use the phone on the opposite

ear to your pacemaker and do not carry it in a

breast pocket.

Hearing Aids

Some digital wireless phones may interfere with

some hearing aids. In the event of such

interference, you may want to consult your

hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.

＊In the United States, the SAR limit for

wireless mobile phones used by the public

is 1.6 watts/kg (W/kg) averaged over one

gram of tissue. SAR values may vary

depending upon national reporting

requirements and the network band.

The product “FOMA M2501 HIGH-SPEED” is

declared to conform with the essential

requirements of European Union Directive

1999/5/EC Radio and Telecommunications

Terminal Equipment Directive 3.1(a), 3.1(b)

and 3.2.

The Declaration of Conformity can be found

on www.motolora.com

＊The exposure standard for mobile

phones employs a unit of measurement

known as the Specific Absorption Rate,

or SAR.

＊＊ The SAR limit for mobile phones used

by the public is 2.0 watts/kilogram (W/

kg) averaged over ten grams of tissue,

recommended by The Council of the

European Union. The limit incorporates

a substantial margin of safety to give

additional protection for the public and

to account for any variations in

measurements.

＊＊＊ Tests for SAR have been conducted

using standard operating positions

with the phone transmitting at its

highest certified power level in all

tested frequency bands. Although the

SAR is determined at the highest

certified power level, the actual SAR

level of the phone while operating can

be well below the maximum value. This

is because the phone is designed to

operate at multiple power levels so as

to use only the power required to reach

the network. In general, the closer you

are to a base station antenna, the lower

the power output.

Specific Absorption Rate of Mobile Phones

Continued on the next page

Appendix

For other Medical Devices:

Please consult your physician and the device

manufacturer to determine if operation of your

phone may interfere with the operation of your

medical device.

Export/Re-export regulations of Japan and

USA

The export and re-export regulations of Japan

and United States apply to this product and its

accessories. Exports (and re-exports) contrary to

those laws and regulations, including but not

limited to exports and re-exports to sanctioned

countries and to restricted end uses or end users

is prohibited. A user must apply for approvals or

permissions for export (or re-export) to the

restricted countries at the user’s expense and

responsibility in accordance with such

regulations. For further information, contact

Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and

Industry or the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Export Controls of the

Product and Accessories

(Checking the specifications)

This product and its accessories fall under the

category of application of Japan Export Control

Regulations (Foreign Exchange and Foreign

Trade Law and relevant laws and regulations)

and object cargo for export control stipulated in

U.S. Export Control Regulations (Export

Administration Regulations: EAR).

Export or re-export that violates the above-

mentioned regulations, such as export or re-

export to the countries or end-users to which

export or re-export is prohibited, or export or re-

export for the prohibited end-use purpose, are

prohibited. If you wish to bring the product into a

country to which export is prohibited, please

follow procedures including obtaining the export

permits based on the regulations at your own

risk and expense. For details, contact the

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry or the

U.S. Department of Commerce.

Main Specifications

■Operation System

Windows 2000 Professional Japanese version,

Service Pack 4 or later

Windows XP Home Edition Japanese version,

Service Pack 1 or later

Windows XP Professional Japanese version,

Service Pack 1 or later

■Supported Network

W-CDMA(800/2100MHz),

GSM/GPRS(900/1800/1900MHz)

■Communication Speed

Packet Communications

: Maximum Receiving 3.6Mbps (best effort)

Maximum Sending 384Kbps (best effort)

64K Data Communications

: Sending/Receiving 64Kbps

Video Call

: Receiving/Sending 64Kbps

■Operating Environment

When Operating

Temperature : 5 °C - 35 °C

Humidity : XX% - XX% (no condensation)

■Power Source

Supply Voltage

DC5V±5% (supplied from the PC)

Power Consumption

Maximum Power during Communication

: Approx. X.XW

Average Power during Communication

: Approx. X.XW

Standby

: Approx. X.XW

*: Depending on the usage, power consumption

fluctuates.

■PC Card Type

PCMCIA Type II

■Dimensions

Width : Approx. 130mm

Height : Approx. 18mm (some sections approx.

5.2mm)

Depth : Approx. 54mm

■Weight

Approx. 75g

• The specifications and appearance are subject to

change for the sake of improvement without prior notice.

Export Controls/Main Specifications

Appendix

Index

64K Data Communication . . . 19

Antenna Lamp. . . . . . . . . 16, 17

AT Command List . . . . . . . . . 41

AT Commands . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Before Using in Overseas . . . 79

Call Barring-Roaming . . . 69, 84

Call Forwarding Service

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66, 73

Call Waiting Service . . . . 67, 73

Caller ID Display Request Service

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67, 73

Caller ID Notification Service

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65, 72

Caller ID Service Setting

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57, 64

Card Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Communication Configuration File

(Driver) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Communication Settings . . . . 32

64K Data Communication

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Packet Communication. . . . 32

Configuring Access Points (APN)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Connecting to a PC . . . . . . . . 21

Dial-up Connection . . . . . . . . 38

Dial-up Network Settings . . . . 37

Driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Dual Network Service . . . 68, 74

Earphone Microphone Jack

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Earphone Ringtone Volume

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Earphone Volume . . . . . . . . . 64

Error Messages. . . . . . . . . . . 88

FirstPass. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19, 39

FOMA PC Configuration Software

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Importing / Exporting Phonebook

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Installing

Communication Configuration

File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

FirstPass PC Software. . . . 39

FOMA PC Configuration

Software . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Utility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

International Calls . . . . . . . . . 58

International Roaming . . . . . . 78

Lamp (LED) Settings. . . . . . . 64

Main Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Main Screen Setting . . . . . . . 64

Making/Receiving a Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56, 58

Making/Receiving a Call in

Overseas . . . . . . . . . . . 82, 83

Mode Lamp . . . . . . . . . . . 16, 17

mopera/mopera U . . . . . . . 19, 32

Multiaccess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Names of Parts and Functions

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Network Service Settings . . . 65

Network Services . . . . . . . . . 71

Network Services while Roaming

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Network Settings (Overseas Use)

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Nuisance Call Barring Service

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69, 75

Operating Environments

Communication Configuration

File (Driver) . . . . . . . . . . 24

FirstPass PC Software. . . . 39

FOMA PC Configuration

Software . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Utility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Optional and Related Devices

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Overseas Use. . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Own Number Display . . . . . . 56

Packet Communication . . . . . 18

Phonebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

PIN1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Public Mode (Power Off) . . . . 76

Purchased Product and

Accessories. . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Received Calls . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Redial. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Rejecting Incoming while Roaming

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69, 84

Remote Control . . . . . . . . 70, 75

Removing from PC . . . . . . . . . 22

Ringtone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Roaming Guidance. . . . . . 70, 84

Searching for Overseas

Communication Provider

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 84

Security Settings . . . . . . . . . . 63

Services Available Overseas

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Setting Up . . . . . . . . . . . . 23, 24

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Troubleshootings . . . . . . . . . . 87

Types of Communication . . . . 18

UIM

Inserting/Removing . . . . . . . 17

PIN Code . . . . . . . . . . . 18, 63

Slot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Versions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

UIM PIN Setting . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Uninstalling

Communication Configuration

File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

FirstPass PC Software . . . . 39

FOMA PC Configuration

Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

Unlocking a Locked PIN . . . . . 63

Using an Earphone Microphone

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Utility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51, 52

Card Settings . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Launching/Exiting . . . . . . . . 55

Making/Receiving a Voice Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56, 58

Network Service Settings. . . 65

Network Settings (Overseas

Use) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Phonebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Received Calls . . . . . . . . . . 58

Redial. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Security Settings . . . . . . . . . 63

Video Calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Voice Calls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Voice Mail Service . . . . . . 66, 72

Voice Prompt for Incoming/

Outgoing Calls . . . . . . . 68, 75

Voice Prompt while Roaming

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68, 84

Numerics

Index

Appendix

WORLD WING . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

W-TCP Settings . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Index

Don’t forget your FOMA terminal … or your manners!

When using the FOMA terminal, be considerate and do not disturb people around you.

In the following cases,

be certain to remove the FOMA terminal from the PC card slot.

■Where use is prohibited

Be sure to turn off your FOMA terminal in airplanes and in hospitals.

* Persons with electronic medical equipment are in places other than the actual wards.

Make sure you have the power switched off even if you are in a lobby or waiting room.

■When in crowded places such as packed trains, where you could be near a person with an

implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator.

The implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator operation can be affected by radio

emissions from the FOMA terminal.

In the following cases, be certain to set Public Mode.

■While driving

Using the FOMA terminal interferes with safe driving and could cause danger.

* Park the car in a safe place before using the FOMA terminal, or switch to Public Mode.

■When in theaters, movie theaters, museums, and similar venues

If you use your FOMA terminal where you are supposed to be quiet, you will disturb those

around you.

Pay attention to your surroundings

and the loudness of your voice and ringer.

■Do not raise your voice when using the FOMA terminal in quiet places such as in restaurants

or hotel lobbies.

■Use the terminal so as not to disturb pedestrian traffic.

These functions help you keep

from disturbing others in public places.

Handy functions are available silencing tones or for setting a silent response to incoming

calls.

●Public Mode (Power Off)

A message is played to callers advising them that you are in a place where you cannot use

your phone. Then the call is disconnected. →P76

●Voice Mail Service, Call Forwarding Service, etc.

You can use an optional service to record/forward a caller’s message if the call is made

when you cannot answer the phone. →P72, P73

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