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User Guide

940P

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing SoftBank 940P.

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For proper handset use, read First Step Guide and User Guide (this guide).

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SoftBank 940P is compatible with both 3G and GSM network technologies.

Note

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Unauthorized copying of any part of this guide is prohibited.

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Guide content is subject to change without prior notice.

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Efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and clarity of this guide. Please contact SoftBank Mobile Customer

Center, General Information ( P.19-34) about unclear or missing information.

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Content Search

Function/Service

Name Search

Index P.19-27

Contents P.vi

Objective Search Objective Search P.ii

Index P.19-27

Function Search Overview P.iv

Contents P.vi

Using

Your Handset

Function List P.19-2

Display P.1-10

Guide

Organization

Contents P.vi

Section Contents Chapter Top Pages

Solving

Problems

Troubleshooting P.19-10

Warranty & Service P.19-33

Getting Started

Call

Text Entry

Phone Book

Digital TV 5

Camera

Mobile Widget 7

News/Entertainment

Music Player 9

Managing Files

Connectivity 11

Handset Security

Tools 13

Messaging

Internet 15

S! Appli

S! GPS Navi

Settings

Appendix

Objective Search

Conﬁrming & Using

My Number &

My Mail Address

Customizing

940P Settings

Mastering Basics

Fun Stuff

My Phone Number

Conﬁrm your phone number on 940P

in Standby without navigating menus.

My Number: P.1-30

My Mail Address

Customized address may reduce spam.

Customizing Handset Address:

P.13-3

Setting Ringtones

Set Chaku-Uta Full® ﬁles as ringtones.

Ringtones: P.18-2

Downloading Tunes & Tones

Download music (Chaku-Uta Full®)

ﬁles from mobile websites.

Downloading Music: P.8-3

Learning Your Handset

Learn key assignments, and navigate

menus to select & execute functions.

Handset Menus: P.1-18

Parts & Functions: P.1-4

Making Mobile Calls

Use voice telephony or enjoy video

telephony with compatible mobiles.

Voice Calls: P.2-2

Video Calls: P.2-6

Watching One Seg Digital TV

Enjoy One Seg digital TV.

Set channels in advance

to view/record shows.

Digital TV: P.5-1

Music Player

Download music ﬁles

from websites via

Music Player directly.

Music Player: P.8-1

DIGITAL

T V

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Camera & Video Camera

Capture still images or record videos.

Use Camera even when handset is

closed.

Camera: P.6-1

Sending Your Contact Info

Save mail address and other details;

send to compatible devices wirelessly.

Account Details: P.4-13

Messaging Multiple

Recipients

Enter multiple mail addresses/numbers

to send a message to all at one time.

Sending Messages: P.13-4

Add/Edit/Delete Address: P.13-8

Sending Files Wirelessly

Send ﬁles or your own mail address

saved in Account Details via Infrared/IC

transmission to other compatible devices.

Infrared/IC Transmission: P.4-13

Customizing Standby Display

Add wallpaper, set clock size/position

or set calendar to appear in Standby.

Wallpaper: P.9-7

Display: P.18-3, P.18-5

Customizing Menu

Save frequently used functions in

Private Menu.

Private Menu: P.1-xx

Using Shortcuts to Functions

Access shortcuts to frequently used

functions in Standby.

Shortcuts: P.1-22

Mastering Text Entry Methods

Enter text for Messaging functions or

to add/edit Phone Book entry items.

Text Entry: P.3-1

Using Messaging Services

Send short or long text messages.

Attach image/sound ﬁles, etc. to S! Mail.

Messaging: P.13-1

Graphic Mail: P.13-5

Accessing the Mobile Internet

Access Mobile Internet sites via Yahoo!

Keitai to browse sites or download

ﬁles.

Yahoo! Keitai: P.14-2

Playing Games

Download and install

S! Appli Games via

Yahoo! Keitai.

S! Appli: P.15-1

Getting News (Japanese)

Set up S! Quick News to view a variety

of information contents.

S! Quick News: P.7-4

Overview

940P Features

SoftBank Mobile

Features

Useful Features

PC-related

Functions

Speed Selector

Rotate Speed Selector to select items,

move cursor or scroll pages.

P.vii

Camera-Touch/Album-Touch

Capture, view or select still images by

touch controls. Use a variety of effects

to view captured images.

P.6-13, P.6-15

Yahoo! Keitai

Access Mobile Internet sites via Yahoo!

Keitai to browse sites or download

ﬁles.

P.14-2

Graphic Mail

Create HTML messages; select font

color/size, background; insert images.

P.13-5

Phone Book/

S! Addressbook Back-up

Save Phone Book entries; back up

handset entries on Server, etc.

P.4-1, P.4-10

Camera/Video

Capture still images or record videos

with approx. 8.1 mega pixel camera.

Set Image stabilizer/Face detection for

high-quality pictures and videos.

P.6-6, P.6-8

PC Site Browser

View PC-based websites on 940P.

P.14-5

Data Back-up/Management

Transfer data between handset and PC

for back-up and editing.

P.10-11

Simple Menu

Use simpliﬁed menus limiting to only

basic functions.

P.1-26

Download Dictionary

Download specialized dictionaries.

Dictionary words appear in character

conversion suggestions.

P.3-10

S! GPS Navi

Check your position on map, and

navigate to a destination.

P.17-1

Calendar & Alarm

Add events by time/date and set Event

Alarms to help manage your schedule.

P.12-2, P.12-6

S! Information Channel/Weather (Japanese)

Subscribe to content and periodically

receive update information.

Set Weather Indicator to check

weather forecast in Standby.

P.7-6

Music Player

Play 940P/microSD Card music ﬁles.

P.8-1

Mobile Widget (Japanese)

Download and paste widgets to

Standby for quick access to information

and various tools.

P.7-2

microSD Mode

Access data on microSD Card from a

PC by connecting handset to PC via

USB cable (not included).

P.9-21

Voice Recorder

Record your voice to set as ringtone,

etc.

Osaifu-Keitai®

Use handset as an electronic cash

card, reward card or membership card.

P.16-1

Bluetooth®

Connect wirelessly to a Bluetooth®-

compatible speaker to enjoy TV in

dynamic sound.

P.10-6

Digital TV

Enjoy One Seg digital TV programs and

video in wide horizontal screen.

P.5-1

P.12-10

Contents ..............................................vi

Package Contents ..............................viii

Using This Guide ................................viii

Safety Precautions ..............................xii

Handling Precautions ...................... xviii

Copyrights and Others....................... xxi

Speciﬁc Absorption Rate (SAR) ........ xxv

1. Getting Started

USIM Card ......................................... 1-2

Parts & Functions .............................. 1-4

About Battery ................................. 1-12

Handset Power On/Off .................... 1-16

Manner Mode ................................. 1-17

Handset Menus ............................... 1-18

Standby Options & Event Indicators

... 1-21

Customizing User Interface ............ 1-24

Private Menu .................................. 1-25

Simple Menu ................................... 1-26

Passwords ....................................... 1-28

Multi Task ....................................... 1-29

View Blind ...................................... 1-30

My Number ..................................... 1-30

2. Call

Making/Answering Voice Calls ......... 2-2

Making/Answering Video Calls ......... 2-6

International Calls ............................ 2-9

Engaged Call Functions .................. 2-12

Call Log ........................................... 2-13

Answer Phone................................. 2-15

Optional Services ........................... 2-17

3. Text Entry

Text Entry .......................................... 3-2

Entering Text ..................................... 3-3

Conversion Methods (Japanese) ....... 3-6

Editing Text ....................................... 3-9

User's Dictionary ............................ 3-10

Download Dictionary ...................... 3-10

4. Phone Book

Overview .......................................... 4-2

Saving to Phone Book ...................... 4-3

Searching/Using Phone Book ............ 4-6

Managing Phone Book ..................... 4-9

S! Addressbook Back-up................. 4-10

Account Details .............................. 4-13

Voice Dial ........................................ 4-14

5. Digital TV

Basics ................................................ 5-2

Initial Setup ...................................... 5-4

Watching TV ...................................... 5-5

TV Links (Japanese) ........................ 5-11

Recording/Playing Programs .......... 5-12

6. Camera

Before Using Camera ........................ 6-2

Pictures/Videos ................................. 6-6

Focus Functions (Outside Camera)

... 6-13

Viewing Saved Images ................... 6-14

7. Entertainment

Mobile Widget (Japanese) ................ 7-2

S! Quick News (Japanese) ................ 7-4

S! Information Channel/Weather

(Japanese) ......................................... 7-6

E-Books (Japanese) ........................... 7-8

8. Music Player

Overview .......................................... 8-2

Saving Music .................................... 8-2

Using Music Player ........................... 8-5

9. Managing Files

Data Folder ....................................... 9-2

Opening Files .................................... 9-4

Using/Editing Still Images .............. 9-12

Managing Folders/Files .................. 9-14

microSD Card .................................. 9-16

10. Connectivity

Infrared ........................................... 10-2

IC Transmission ............................... 10-4

Bluetooth® ...................................... 10-6

SoftBank Utility Software

(Japanese) ..................................... 10-11

USB (Japanese) ............................. 10-11

AV Output ..................................... 10-13

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11. Handset Security

Changing Phone Password ............. 11-2

Security Functions .......................... 11-2

Restricting Calls/Messages ............. 11-8

Reset ............................................. 11-12

12. Tools

Calendar ......................................... 12-2

Tasks ............................................... 12-5

Alarms ............................................ 12-6

Calculator ....................................... 12-8

Notepad .......................................... 12-8

Dictionary (Japanese) ..................... 12-9

Sound Recorders ........................... 12-10

Bar Code Reader ........................... 12-11

13. Messaging

Basics .............................................. 13-2

Sending S! Mail & SMS ................... 13-4

Receiving & Viewing Messages .... 13-10

Organizing/Using Messages ......... 13-15

14. Internet

Getting Started .............................. 14-2

Using Yahoo! Keitai ........................ 14-3

Using PC Site Browser .................... 14-5

Basic Operations ............................. 14-6

Using Information .......................... 14-8

Option Menu Items ....................... 14-13

15. S! Appli

Before Using S! Appli ..................... 15-2

Using S! Appli ................................. 15-3

16. Osaifu-Keitai®

Basics .............................................. 16-2

Using Osaifu-Keitai® ....................... 16-4

IC Card Lock Functions ................... 16-5

17. S! GPS Navi

About S! GPS Navi .......................... 17-2

Using S! GPS Navi........................... 17-2

18. Settings

Sound & Vibration .......................... 18-2

Display ............................................ 18-3

Manner Mode ................................. 18-7

Incoming Settings........................... 18-7

Date & Time .................................... 18-8

Call Settings ................................... 18-9

Notiﬁcation Light ......................... 18-10

Text Entry ...................................... 18-10

Phone Book .................................. 18-11

Voice Dial ...................................... 18-11

Video Call ..................................... 18-12

Horizontal Open Position ............. 18-13

Digital TV ...................................... 18-14

Mobile Widget (Japanese) ............ 18-15

S! Quick News (Japanese) ............ 18-16

Bluetooth® .................................... 18-17

Messaging .................................... 18-18

Internet ......................................... 18-19

S! Appli ......................................... 18-21

Osaifu-Keitai® ............................... 18-21

S! GPS Navi Settings .................... 18-22

Default Settings ........................... 18-23

Conﬁrming Settings ...................... 18-24

19. Appendix

Function List ................................... 19-2

Troubleshooting ............................ 19-10

Software Update .......................... 19-12

Quick Open Menu ......................... 19-14

Key Assignments

(5-touch Mode) ............................ 19-15

(2-touch Mode) ............................ 19-16

(NIKO-touch Mode) ...................... 19-17

Symbol List ................................... 19-18

Character Code List ...................... 19-19

Weather Indicator List .................. 19-24

Memory List .................................. 19-25

Speciﬁcations ............................... 19-26

Index ............................................. 19-27

Warranty & Service ....................... 19-33

Customer Service.......................... 19-34

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Package Contents

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Handset (940P)

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Battery (PMBAS1)

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Quick Start

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Starter Guide

Note

Use SoftBank specified AC Charger (sold separately) to charge battery.

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For more information about AC Charger and accessories, please contact

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SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General Information ( P.19-34).

Optional battery is available for separate purchase.

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940P accepts microSD Card (not included). Purchase microSD Card to

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use related functions ( P.9-16).

Using This Guide

Screenshots

Before reading this guide, make a note of the following:

In this guide, SoftBank 940P User Guide, SoftBank 940P is abbreviated

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as 940P.

"microSD Card" and "microSDHC Card" are referred to as "microSD

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Card" in this guide.

Handset operations and screenshots are based on defaults for handset

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color

Black

( P.18-23).

Sample screenshots, etc. are provided for reference only. Actual handset

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windows, menus, etc. may differ in appearance.

Key icons use simplified labels.

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Most operation descriptions begin in Standby.

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Pressing a key for more than one second is described as "Press and

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hold."

Guide Symbols

Press the corresponding key to execute the function or

operation indicated at the bottom of Display.

Example

❶❸

❺

❹

❷

Speed Selector Operations (❶)

Operations Softkey Label*

Press to select an item

Press

* Softkey labels vary by menu.

Speed Selector (❶)

Use Speed Selector to select items, navigate menus, etc. In this guide,

Speed Selector operations are indicated as shown below.

Softkeys (❷❸❹❺)

In this guide, Softkey operations are indicated as shown below.

Example ❷❸: [Finish], [Menu]

[Finish]

󱛠 and [Menu] are Softkey label examples;

Softkey labels vary by menu.

Up/Down

Up/Down/

Left/Right

Down

Left

Left/Right Center

Right

Left Right

Down Center

Operating Speed Selector

Depending on window, select items and move cursor by rotating Speed

Selector in same way as pressing .

Available Operations

■

Select items t

Move cursor t

Scroll pages t

etc.

Adjust volume in volume control windows t

Adjust Camera zoom t

Toggle still images or tTBD

Operation From Standby

■

Show Key Guidance by rotating Speed Selector in Standby. Change functions

by changing direction of selector rotation (Rotation Setting: P.18-6).

Note

Rotating operation may be not available in some functions.

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Rotating operation is not available when Display is turned off.

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Tip

Settings

●Change/Deactivate Sound when Rotating Speed Selector

●Deactivate Speed Selector ( P.18-6)

Example 1: Selecting Items Example: Moving Cursor

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Japanese Functions & Services

When "(Japanese)" appears in a title, Japanese ability is

required to use full range of the function or service.

Operation Descriptions

Following are examples of operation descriptions. Please note, actual

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operations may differ.

Basic Operations

Operations are expressed as shown here.

Example 1:

󱊧 Menu Selection

❶

Press in Standby to open Main Menu.

❷

Use to highlight

Phone

; then press [Select].

❸

Use to highlight

Group

; then press [Select].

󱊨 Steps

❶

Use to highlight a group; then press [Edit].

❷

Use to highlight an item; then press [Select].

❸

Set respective items.

󱊧Menu Selection 󱊨Steps

Main Menu  Phone  Group

󱛠 appears for USIM Card Group.

1 Highlight a group, and press [Edit] 

Select an item  Set item

Example 2:

󱊩 Check Box Selection

❶

Use to highlight an item; then press .

Check Box turns into .

Repeat operation to select more than one item.

❷

To cancel selection, use to select an item marked with ; then

press .

Check mark disappears once deselected.

1 

Settings

Universal Settings



Mail Security

3 Enter Phone Password  Select items

 [Finish]

󱊩 Check Box Selection

Advanced Operations

For advanced features and settings, go to pages indicated

under Tip.

Example:

Tip

●Operations Available during a Voice Call ( P.2-12)

●Making Calls from Call Log ( P.2-14)

●Saving Entered Numbers to Phone Book ( P.4-5)

Settings

●

Set Handset Response when Closed during Call ( P.18-9)

Settings

Refer to Chapter 18 "Settings."

Abbreviated Descriptions

For advanced settings (Chapter 18), initial operations may

be abbreviated or omitted.

Example:

󱊩 Omitted Steps

Initial steps are omitted. Start operations from specified window.

Use Other Graphic Mail Settings

■

In S! Mail text entry window,  Select an arrange item

󱊨 Steps

Follow these steps after Abbreviated Steps.

󱊧 Abbreviated Steps

Initial steps are abbreviated.

From Main Menu  Tools  Calendar

Functions Available in Calendar Window

■

Highlight a date

＞ [Menu]  Select an item (See below)

Item Operation/Description

New Create a new entry ( P.12-2, P.12-3)

Weekly

display/

1 Month

Toggle Monthly/Weekly view

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Safety Precautions

Before use, read these safety precautions carefully and use your handset

■

properly. Keep this guide in a safe place for future reference.

These safety precautions contain information intended to prevent bodily

■

injury to the user and to surrounding people, as well as damage to

property, and must be observed at all times.

SoftBank is not liable for any damages resulting from use of this product.

■

These symbols indicate level of harm from failure to observe cautions or

■

improper usage.

Make sure to understand these symbols and precautions before reading

this guide.

Danger Great risk of death or serious injury from

improper use

Warning Risk of death or serious injury from

improper use

Caution Risk of injury or damage to property

from improper use

Symbol Explanations

■

Make sure to understand these symbols and precautions before reading

this guide.

Prohibited Action Avoid Moisture

Disassembly

Prohibited

Always Dry Hands

First

Compulsory Action Disconnect Power

Source

Handset, Battery, USIM Card, Charger (sold

separately) & microSD Card (not included)

Danger

Do not use or leave handset, battery or charger in

locations subject to high temperature, such as near an

open flame/heater, in sunlight or inside a car on an

extremely hot day.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode, catch fire, or deform handset

and cause damage. Part of the casing may also become hot and

cause burns.

Do not use excessive force to attach battery or connect

charger to handset. Battery or connector may be the

wrong way around.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire.

Do not disassemble, modify or solder handset.

May cause accidents such as fire, bodily injury, electric shock or

equipment malfunction. Battery may leak, overheat, explode or

catch fire. Modifying handset is a violation of Radio Law and

subject to prosecution.

Do not get handset, battery and charger wet.

If handset, battery or charger is left wet or battery is charged

after exposure to liquids such as water or pet urine, overheating,

electric shock, fire, injury or malfunction may occur.

Be mindful of location when using handset, battery and charger.

Handle with care.

Use specified battery, charger (sold separately) and

Desktop Holder (not included).

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire, and charger

may overheat, catch fire or cause malfunction.

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Warning

Do not place handset, battery or charger inside cooking

appliances, such as microwave ovens or high-pressure

containers, or on IH cooking heaters.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire, and handset

and charger may overheat, emit smoke, catch fire or cause

malfunction.

Do not drop, throw or otherwise subject to strong force

or impacts.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode, catch fire, or cause electric

shock or damage to handset.

Do not allow liquids (water, pet urine, etc.) or conductive

objects (pencil leads, metal pieces, necklaces, hair pins,

etc.) to contact charger terminals, external port

terminals or microSD Card slot.

May cause fire or malfunction triggered by short-circuit.

Keep handset off and charger disconnected near

propane gas, in filling stations or places where

flammable gas is generated.

Handset use in such areas may lead to fire. Be sure to turn off

handset before using Osaifu-Keitai® in filling stations. (When IC

Card Lock is set, turn off handset after unlocking setting.)

If handset, battery or charger emits an unusual sound,

smoke or odor, perform following steps:

1. Unplug charger from outlet.

2. Turn off handset.

3. Remove battery. (Take care to avoid burns or injuries.)

May cause fire or electric shock.

Caution

Do not place handset, battery or charger on an unstable

surface.

May fall, causing injury or malfunction. Take extra precautions

while vibration alert is active or during charging.

Keep handset out of the reach of young children.

May result in accidental ingestion or bodily injury.

If for use by child, guardian should teach proper

handling and ensure handset is used as directed.

May result in bodily injury.

Battery

Danger

See battery label to confirm

battery type.

Do not throw battery into fire.

Battery may leak, explode or catch fire.

Do not pierce battery with a nail or other sharp object,

hit it with a hammer, step on it, or subject it to strong

shocks.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire.

Do not touch terminals with metallic objects or

carry/store battery with conductive objects (pencil

leads, metal pieces, necklaces, hair pins, etc.).

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire.

Label Battery Type

Li-ion 00 Lithium-ion

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If battery fluid gets into eyes, do not rub; flush with

clean water and see a doctor immediately.

Failure to do so may cause blindness.

Warning

If battery fluid comes into contact with your skin or

clothing, stop using handset immediately and rinse it off

with clean water.

Battery fluid is harmful to your skin.

If battery does not charge after specified time, stop

charging.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire.

If battery emits an unusual odor, overheats, discolors or

deforms, immediately remove battery and move it away

as far as possible from any flame or fire. Take care to

avoid burns or injuries.

Battery may leak, overheat, explode or catch fire.

Caution

Do not dispose of battery with ordinary refuse.

Place tape over the terminals to insulate battery, and take it to a

SoftBank retailer or institution that handles used batteries in

your area. Comply with local waste disposal regulations for

recycling.

Handset

Warning

Do not use handset while driving a vehicle.

Doing so may interfere with safe driving and cause an accident.

Stop your vehicle to park in a safe place before using handset.

Drivers using handsets while driving are subject to prosecution.

Do not aim the infrared port at eyes when using infrared

communication.

Doing so may affect eyes.

Do not point flash/photo light directly at someone's

eyes. Do not look directly at flash/photo light while light

is on.

May damage eyesight or cause accidents due to momentary

sight loss or surprise. Do not take pictures of infants at close

range.

Turn off handset near high-precision electronic devices

or devices using weak electronic signals.

Handset may cause these devices to malfunction.

*Electronic devices that may be affected: Hearing aids,

implantable cardiac pacemakers, implantable cardioverter

defibrillators, other medical electronic devices, fire alarms,

automatic doors and other automatically controlled devices.

Turn off handset aboard aircraft.

Handset signal may interfere with aircraft operation.

When in-flight handset use is permitted, follow airline instructions

for proper use.

If you have a weak heart, take extra precautions when

setting functions such as Vibration or Ringer Volume for

incoming transmissions.

May affect heart.

In a thunderstorm, immediately turn off handset and

seek shelter.

There is a risk of being struck by lightning and suffering electric

shock.

Caution

If handset affects car electronics, stop use.

Handset use may affect electronics in some models. In this case,

stop use; could impede safe driving.

Do not place a magnetic card near or in handset.

The stored magnetic data in cash cards, credit cards, telephone

cards and floppy disks, etc. may be erased.

Do not swing handset by its strap, etc.

Handset may strike you or others, or strap may be broken

resulting in injury or damage to handset or other property.

Do not place your ear too close to the speaker while

ringer sounds or sound files play.

May impair hearing.

Handset may become hot while used in a hot

environment.

Avoid prolonged skin contact that may result in burns.

Make sure not to trap fingers or objects when opening/

closing handset.

May result in injury or damage to display.

Watch TV with adequate lighting and distance from

Display.

May damage eyesight.

Do not turn up the volume unnecessarily high when

using earphones.

Using earphones with volume turned up for an extended period

may impair hearing or injure ears.

If skin abnormality occurs, immediately stop use and

seek medical treatment.

Handset contains metals. Handset use may cause itching, rashes,

eczema or other symptoms depending on the user's physical

condition.

Parts Materials/Surface Finish

Outer case

Display side PC resin/Evaporated tin,

Acrylic UV cured coating

Keypad side, Battery side,

Battery cover

ABS resin/

Acrylic UV cured coating

Side Keys, MULTI Key ABS resin/

Acrylic UV cured coating

Display panel Tempered glass, PET resin/

Hard coating

Outside Camera lens Acrylic resin/

Hard coating

Outside Camera panel PC resin

Keypad PC resin/

Acrylic UV cured coating

Shutter Key PC resin/Evaporated aluminum,

Acrylic UV cured coating

Speed Selector

PC resin/Evaporated

aluminium,

Acrylic UV cured coating

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Parts Materials/Surface Finish

External Port cover PC resin, Elastomer resin/

Acrylic UV cured coating

Slide rail Stainless steel/

Fluorinated coating

Display rear side ABS resin/

Acrylic UV cured coating

Charging Terminals Phosphor bronze/

Gold plating on nickel plating

Rear side screw covers PET resin

TV Antenna

Upper part ABS resin/

Acrylic UV cured coating

Middle part Stainless steel

Lower part NiTi alloy

Base: Hinge (Upper part) Stainless steel

Base: Hinge (Lower part) Brass/Tin-cobalt plating

Base: Cap PET resin

Flash/Photo Light lens PC resin

Screws (Battery compartment) Aluminium killed steel/

Nickel plating

Battery compartment PC resin

Battery

terminals

Resin part PPS resin

Metal part Beryllium copper/

Gold plating on nickel plating

Battery

Battery PC resin (label: PET resin)

Terminals

Glass fiber reinforced epoxy board/

Gold plating on nickel plating

Charger (sold separately)

Warning

Do not cover or wrap charger during charging.

May cause overheating, fire or malfunction.

Always use the specified power supply/voltage.

Using incorrect voltage may cause fire or malfunction.

AC Charger: AC100V-240V (household AC outlet only)

In-Car Charger: DC12V, 24V (vehicles with a negative earth only)

Use In-Car Charger in vehicles with a negative (-) earth.

Do not use In-Car Charger if vehicle has a positive (+)

earth.

May cause fire.

Do not use charger in thunderstorms.

There is a risk of suffering electric shock.

Do not handle charger with wet hands.

May cause electric shock or malfunction.

If In-Car Charger fuse blows, always replace it with

specified fuse.

Using the incorrect fuse may cause fire or malfunction. Refer to

the respective manuals for information on the correct fuse

specifications.

If dust accumulates on plug, unplug charger and wipe

with a dry cloth.

May cause fire.

xvii

When plugging charger into outlet, keep conductive

materials (pencil leads, metal parts, necklaces, hair pins,

etc.) away from Desktop Holder terminals or charger

plug/terminals and plug charger firmly into outlet.

May cause electric shock, short-circuit or fire.

Unplug AC Charger during periods of disuse.

May cause electric shock, fire or malfunction.

If liquid such as water or pet urine get into charger,

unplug it immediately.

May cause electric shock, smoke emission or fire.

Caution

Pull charger (not cord) to unplug charger.

Pulling on the cord may damage the cord and cause electric

shock or fire.

Always unplug charger before cleaning it.

May result in electric shock.

Near Electronic Medical Equipment

Warning

This section is based on "Guidelines on the Use of Radio

Communications Equipment such as Cellular Telephones and

Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment" (Electromagnetic

Compatibility Conference, April 1997) and "Report of

Investigation of the Effects of Radio Waves on Medical

Equipment, etc." (Association of Radio Industries and Businesses,

March 2001).

If you use an implantable cardiac pacemaker or

cardioverter defibrillator, keep handset more than 22 cm

away from the implant at all times.

Handset radio waves may affect implantable cardiac pacemaker or

cardioverter defibrillator operations.

Persons using electronic medical equipment outside

medical facilities should consult the vendor about

possible radio wave effects.

Handset radio waves may affect electronic medical equipment

operations.

Observe the following in medical facilities. Handset radio

waves may affect electronic medical equipment.

Do not take handset into operating rooms, Intensive Care Units t

or Coronary Care Units.

Turn off handset inside hospital wards. t

Turn off handset even outside hospital wards (in hospital t

lobbies, etc.); electronic medical equipment may be in use

nearby.

Where a medical facility has speciﬁc instructions prohibiting the t

carrying and use of mobile phones, observe those instructions

strictly.

Turn off handset in crowded places such as rush hour

trains; implantable cardiac pacemakers or cardioverter

defibrillators may be in use nearby.

Handset radio waves may affect implantable cardiac pacemaker

or cardioverter defibrillator operations.

xviii

Handling Precautions

General Notes

SoftBank is not liable for damages from accidental

󱛠

loss/alteration/repair of handset/microSD Card information

(Phone Book entries, image/sound files, etc.). Back-up

important information.

Handset transmissions may be disrupted inside buildings,

󱛠

tunnels or underground, or when moving into/out of such

places.

Use handset without disturbing others.

󱛠

Handsets are radios as stipulated by the Radio Law. Under the

󱛠

Radio Law, handsets must be submitted for inspection upon

request.

Handset use near landlines, TVs or radios may cause

󱛠

interference.

Read microSD Card manual beforehand for proper use.

󱛠

Beware of eavesdropping.

󱛠

Digital signals reduce interception, however transmissions may be

overheard. Deliberate/accidental interception of communications

constitutes eavesdropping.

"eavesdropping" means radio communication is received by another

receiver deliberately or accidentally.

Be cautious of unsafe websites. Take extra precautions

󱛠

especially when posting personal information on websites.

Electromagnetic Waves

For body worn operation, this mobile phone has been tested

󱛠

and meets RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory

containing no metal and positioning the handset a minimum

15 mm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure

compliance with RF exposure guidelines.

FCC Notice

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation

󱛠

is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the

󱛠

manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user's

authority to operate the equipment.

xix

FCC RF Exposure Information

Your handset is a radio transmitter and receiver. It 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.

The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent

scientific organization through periodic and thorough evaluation of

scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin

designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standard for wireless handsets employs a unit of

measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit

set by the FCC is 1.6 W/kg. The tests are performed in positions and

locations (e.g. at the ear and worn on the body) as required by the FCC for

each model.

The highest SAR value for this model handset as reported to the FCC when

tested for use at the ear is 0.331 W/kg, and when worn on the body in a

holder or carry case, is 0.345 W/kg.

Body-worn Operation; This device was tested for typical body-worn

operations with the back of the handset kept 1.5 cm from the body. To

maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories

that maintain a 1.5 cm separation distance between the user's body and

the back of the handset. The use of beltclips, holsters and similar

accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly.

The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not

comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided. The

FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model handset with

all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF

emission guidelines. SAR information on this model handset is on file with

the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of

http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/ after searching on FCC ID UCE209020A.

Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on

the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) website at

http://www.phonefacts.net.

European RF Exposure Information

Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to

exceed the limits for exposure to radio waves recommended by international

guidelines. These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific

organization ICNIRP and include safety margins designed to assure the

protection of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The guidelines use a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption

Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit for mobile devices is 2 W/kg and the highest

SAR value for this device when tested at the ear was 0.401 W/kg*. As

mobile devices offer a range of functions, they can be used in other

positions, such as on the body as described in this user guide**. In this

case, the highest tested SAR value is 0.718 W/kg. As SAR is measured

utilizing the devices highest transmitting power the actual SAR of this

device while operating is typically below that indicated above. This is due

to automatic changes to the power level of the device to ensure it only

uses the minimum level required to reach the network.

The World Health Organization has stated that present scientific

information does not indicate the need for any special precautions for the

use of mobile devices. They note that if you want to reduce your exposure

then you can do so by limiting the length of calls or using a hands-free

device to keep the mobile phone away from the head and body.

*The tests are carried out in accordance with international guidelines for

testing.

** Please see Electromagnetic Waves on page xviii for important notes

regarding body worn operation.

Declaration of Conformity

We, Panasonic Mobile Communications Development of Europe

Ltd., declare that SoftBank 940P conforms with the essential and

other relevant requirements of the directive 1999/5/EC.

A declaration of conformity to this effect can be found at

http://panasonic.net/pmc/support/index.html

This product is only intended for sale in Japan.

󱛠

Compliance to the European RTTE directive applies to: SoftBank

󱛠

940P handset, Battery (PMBAS1) and AC Charger (SoftBank

ZTDAA1).

Handset Care

940P is not waterproof. Avoid exposure to liquids and high

󱛠

humidity.

Do not expose handset to precipitation. t

Air conditioned air may cause condensation, resulting in corrosion. t

Do not put handset in damp places like bathrooms. t

On the beach, keep handset away from sun and surf. t

Perspiration in handset may cause malfunction. t

f handset is left with no battery or an exhausted one, data may

󱛠

be altered/lost. SoftBank is not liable for any resulting

damages.

Use handset within temperatures of 5°C to 35°C and humidity

󱛠

35% to 85%. Avoid extreme temperatures/direct sunlight.

Handset may become warm during use or charging. This is not

󱛠

malfunction.

Battery may swell as service life nears end; this is not a

󱛠

problem.

Exposing lens to direct sunlight may damage color filter and

󱛠

affect image color.

Soiled terminals may cause poor connection. If the terminals

󱛠

are dirty, use a dry cloth or cotton swab to wipe them clean.

Clean handset with dry, soft cloth. Using alcohol, thinner, etc.

󱛠

may damage it.

Avoid forceful rubbing or scratching handset display.

󱛠

Do not put stickers on back of handset display. Stickers get

󱛠

caught between handset parts and cause malfunction or

damage to handset.

Do not subject handset to excessive force.

󱛠

Do not sit down with handset in a back pocket. t

Do not place heavy objects on a bag with handset inside. t

Do not remove nameplate from handset; doing so invalidates

󱛠

warranty.

Always turn off handset before removing battery. If battery is

󱛠

removed while saving or sending mail, data may be altered or lost.

LCD is manufactured with high precision technology, however,

󱛠

some pixels may appear darker/brighter.

Connect only specified products to External Port.

󱛠

While walking, moderate earphone volume to make sounds

󱛠

around you audible and help avoid accidents.

When holding handset in use, do not cover Speaker.

󱛠

xxi

Function Usage Limits

These functions are disabled after handset replacement/upgrade

or service cancellation: Camera; Digital TV; Music Player;

S! Appli; Lifestyle-Appli.

After a period of disuse, these functions may become unusable.

Mobile Camera

Be sure to observe proper etiquette when using the camera.

󱛠

Do not expose the camera lens to direct sunlight. Concentrated

󱛠

sunlight through the lens may cause the handset to malfunction.

Be sure to try taking and previewing pictures before using the

󱛠

camera on important occasions like wedding ceremonies.

Do not commercially use or transfer pictures taken with the

󱛠

camera without the permission of the copyright holder

(photographer), except for personal use.

Do not use the camera in locations where taking photos and

󱛠

recording videos are prohibited.

Copyrights and Others

Right of Portrait

Portrait right is the right of an individual to refuse to be photographed

by others and protects from the unauthorized publication or use of an

individual's photograph by others. Right of personality is a portrait

right applicable to all citizens and right of publicity is a portrait right

(property right) designed to protect celebrities' interests. Be careful

when taking pictures with the handset camera. Photographing,

publicizing and distributing photographs of citizens and celebrities

without permission are illegal.

Copyrights

unds, images, computer programs, databases, other copyrighted

materials, their respective works and copyright holders are

protected by copyright laws. Duplicated materials are limited to

private use only. If duplications (including conversion of data

types), modifications, transfer of duplicates or distribution on

networks are made without permission of copyright holders, this

constitutes "Literary Piracy" and "Infringement of Copyright

Holder Rights" and a criminal action for reparations and criminal

punishment may be filed. If duplicates are made using handset,

please observe the copyright laws. Materials captured with

handset cam

era are also subject to the above.

xxii

Java and all Java-based trademarks and logos are trademarks or

registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and

other countries.

Aplix, microJBlend and JBlend, and all Aplix-or

JBlend-related trademarks and logos are

trademarks or registered trademarks of Aplix

Corporation in the U.S., Japan and other

countries.

BookSurfing® is a registered trademark of CELSYS Inc., Voyager

Japan, Inc. and INFOCITY Inc.

QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE

INCORPORATED.

microSDHC Logo is a trademark.

Chaku-Uta® and Chaku-Uta Full® are registered trademarks of

Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.

待ちうた TBD

This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 patent portfolio

license, AVC patent portfolio license and VC-1 patent portfolio

license for the personal and non-commercial use of a consumer to

(i) encode video in compliance with the MPEG-4 Visual Standard,

AVC Standard and VC-1 Standard ("MPEG-4/AVC/VC-1 Video")

and/or

(ii) decode MPEG-4/AVC/VC-1 Video that was encoded by a

consumer engaged in a personal and non-commercial activity

and/or was obtained from a licensed video provider licensed to

provide MPEG-4/AVC/VC-1 video.

No license is granted or implied for any other use.

Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA, L.L.C. See

http://www.mpegla.com.

MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer

IIS and Thomson.

This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of

Microsoft Corporation and third parties. Use or distribution of

such technology outside of this products is prohibited without a

license from Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary and

third parties.

Windows Media®, Microsoft®, Windows® and Windows Vista® are

trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in

the United States and other countries.

The abbreviations used for respective operating systems

(Japanese version) in this guide are as shown below:

Windows Vista® is the abbreviation of Windows Vista® (Home

Basic, Home Premium, Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate).

Windows® XP is the abbreviation of Microsoft® Windows® XP

Professional operating system or Microsoft® Windows® XP Home

Edition operating system.

Microsoft Windows operating system is abbreviated as

"Windows" in this guide.

xxiii

This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of

Microsoft Corporation. Use or distribution of such technology

outside of this product is prohibited without a license from

Microsoft or an authorized Microsoft subsidiary.

Content providers are using the digital rights management

technology for Windows Media contained in this device

("WM-DRM") to protect the integrity of their content

("Secure Content") so that their intellectual property, including

uses WM-DRM Software to play Secure Content ("WM-DRM

Software"). If the security of the WM-DRM Software in this device

has been compromised, owners of Secure Content

("Secure Content Owners") may request that Microsoft revoke

the WM-DRM Software's right to acquire new licenses to copy,

display and/or play Secure Content. Revocation does not alter the

WM-DRM Software's ability to play unprotected content. A list of

Revoked WM-DRM Software is sent to your device whenever you

download a license for Secure Content from the Internet or from

a PC. Microsoft may, in conjunction with such license, also

download revocation lists onto your device on behalf of Secure

Content Owners.

This product contains software licensed complying with GNU General

Public License (GPL), GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), etc.

For more details, see the bundled "GPL/LGPL 等適用ソフト

ウェアのライセンスについて" leaflet.

Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of

the Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth

SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Panasonic Mobile

Communications Co., Ltd. is under license.

Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective

owners.

This product is loaded with Bluetooth™ Stack for Embedded

Systems Spec 2.0 by Toshiba Corp.

MascotCapsule® is a registered trademark of HI CORPORATION

The image stabilization technology utilized is PhotoSolid,

a product of Morpho, Inc.

PhotoSolid is the registered trademark of Morpho, Inc. in Japan

and other countries.

FeliCa is a contactless IC card technology developed by Sony

Corporation.

FeliCa is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.

is a registered trademark of FeliCa Networks, Inc.

"Osaifu-Keitai" is a registered trademark of NTT DoCoMo, Inc. in Japan.

This product contains NetFront Mobile Client Suite of ACCESS CO., LTD.

ACCESS and NetFront are trademarks or registered trademarks of

ACCESS CO., LTD. in the United States, Japan and other countries.

This software is based in part on the work of the Independent

JPEG Group.

IrFront is a trademark or registered trademark of ACCESS CO., LTD.

in Japan and other countries.

The IrDA Feature Trademark is owned by the Infrared Data

Association and used under license therefrom.

xxiv

This product contains Adobe® Flash® Lite™

Player under license from Adobe Systems

Incorporated.

Adobe, Flash and Flash Lite are either

registered trademarks or trademarks of

Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United

States and/or other countries.

"SOFTBANK," SOFTBANK's equivalent in Japanese, and the

SOFTBANK logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of

SOFTBANK CORP. in Japan and in other countries.

S! Mail, Navi Appli, S! Appli, MOBILE WIDGET, Graphic Mail are

trademarks or registered trademarks of SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp.

Yahoo! and the "Yahoo!" or "Y!" logos are trademarks and/or

registered trademarks of Yahoo! Inc. in the US.

This product is manufactured or sold under license from

InterDigital Technology Corporation.

The frequency band used for the Bluetooth® function of 940P is

shared with other industrial, scientific or medical equipment

(microwave ovens, etc.), and used at premises radio stations,

amateur radio station, etc. (hereinafter "other radio stations").

1 Before using the Bluetooth® function, visually check that there

are no other radio stations sharing the same frequency band

nearby.

2 Should interference occur between 940P and other radio

stations, move to another place or stop the Bluetooth® function

(stop the transmission) immediately.

3 For additional information and support, contact us at the

following number.

SoftBank Mobile Customer Center;

From a SoftBank handset, call toll free at 157 for General

Information.

From landlines, see P.19-34 "Customer Service".

This radio equipment operates in the 2.4 GHz band

using the FH-SS modulation, and its maximum

communication distance is 10m.

Other company and product names mentioned herein are

trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

The software contained in 940P is copyrighted material;

or reverse-engineer the software, and do not separate it from

hardware in whole or part.

"One-push Open™" is a trademark of Panasonic Corporation.

"Speed selector" is a registered trademark of Mitsubishi Electric

Corporation.

xxv

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

940P 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 radiofrequency absorbed by the

head, shall not exceed 2 W/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 mobile phones, prior to product launch, must be certified as

compliant with government requirements as stipulated by the

Radio Law.

940P has been granted Technical Regulations Conformity

Certification by TELECOM ENGINEERING CENTER. Its highest SAR

value is 0.419 W/kg. This value was obtained by TELECOM

ENGINEERING CENTER as part of the certification process. SAR

tests were conducted with handset transmitting at its highest

certified power level in accordance with testing methods set by

the government. While there may be differences between the SAR

levels for various handsets, they all meet the governmental

requirements for safe exposure. The actual SAR level of the

handset while operating can be well below the highest value. This

is because the handset is designed to operate at multiple power

levels so as to use only the power required to reach the Network.

Additional information on SAR can be obtained on the following

Websites:

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

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

Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB)

http://www.arib-emf.org/ (Japanese only)

* Requirements are stipulated in Radio Law (Ordinance Regulating Radio

Equipment, Article 14-2).

xxvi

1-1

Getting Started

USIM Card ............................................................. 1-2

About USIM Card .......................................................................1-2

USIM Card Installation ................................................................1-3

USIM PINs ..................................................................................1-3

Parts & Functions .................................................. 1-4

Handset .....................................................................................1-4

Opening/Closing Handset ...........................................................1-6

Key Operations in Standby ..........................................................1-6

Display ....................................................................................... 1-8

About Battery ..................................................... 1-11

Before Charging .......................................................................1-11

Battery Installation ...................................................................1-13

Charging Battery ......................................................................1-14

Handset Power On/Off ........................................ 1-15

Manner Mode ..................................................... 1-16

Minding Mobile Manners ..........................................................1-16

Manner-related Features ...........................................................1-16

Activating Manner Mode ..........................................................1-17

Activating Emission OFF Mode ..................................................1-17

Activating Driving Mode ...........................................................1-17

Handset Menus ................................................... 1-18

Main Menu ..............................................................................1-18

Menu Numbers ........................................................................1-19

Accessing Functions/Info from Standby .....................................1-20

Touch Panel ..............................................................................1-21

Standby Options & Event Indicators .................. 1-22

Event Indicators ........................................................................1-22

Mobile Widget (Japanese) .........................................................1-22

S! Quick News (Japanese) .........................................................1-22

Shortcuts ..................................................................................1-23

Customizing User Interface ................................ 1-23

Customized Screen/Familiar Usability ........................................1-23

Changing Display Font ..............................................................1-24

Private Menu ...................................................... 1-25

Opening Private Menu ..............................................................1-25

Customizing Private Menu .......................................................1-25

Adding Shortcuts ......................................................................1-25

Simple Menu ....................................................... 1-26

Activating Simple Menu ............................................................1-26

Simple Menu ............................................................................1-27

Passwords ........................................................... 1-28

Phone Password .......................................................................1-28

Center Access Code ..................................................................1-28

Security Code ...........................................................................1-28

Multi Task ........................................................... 1-29

Activating Another Function ......................................................1-29

Ending Current Functions ..........................................................1-29

View Blind .......................................................... 1-30

My Number ......................................................... 1-30

Getting Started

1-2

USIM Card

About USIM Card

Universal Subscriber Identity Module (USIM) Card is an IC

card containing customer and authentication information,

including handset number, and limited Phone Book entry

and SMS message storage. USIM must be inserted to use

940P or Network services (calling, messaging, Internet, etc.).

Turn handset off before inserting/removing USIM Card.

Insert USIM Card into other compatible SoftBank handset to use

󱛠

information saved on USIM Card.

Use SoftBank specified USIM Card only; non-specified USIM Cards may

󱛠

not function properly.

Do not insert USIM Card into other IC card devices. SoftBank is not liable

󱛠

for any resulting damages.

Keep IC portion clean.

󱛠

Do not damage, carelessly touch or short-circuit IC chip; doing so may

󱛠

result in loss of data or malfunction.

Remove dust/debris with a soft, dry cloth.

󱛠

Do not place labels, etc. on USIM Card; may cause failure.

󱛠

If handset is dropped/subjected to shock, handset may return to Standby.

󱛠

This is not a malfunction.

USIM not inserted After power-off

Insert USIM

appears,

re-insert USIM Card properly then restart handset.

USIM Card

Important

USIM Card is the property of SoftBank.

󱛠

Return USIM Card to SoftBank upon service cancellation.

󱛠

USIM Card will be reissued for a fee if lost or damaged.

󱛠

If USIM Card/handset with USIM Card inserted is lost or stolen,

󱛠

contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center or Global Call Center

(P.19-34).

Back up USIM Card files. SoftBank is not liable for lost files.

󱛠

USIM Card specifications/performance may change without prior

󱛠

notice.

Pre-installed S! Appli may be unusable while a different or replacement

󱛠

USIM Card is inserted into handset.

Returned USIM Cards are recycled.

󱛠

Note

Some downloaded files may be inaccessible after upgrades/repairs,

󱛠

USIM Card/handset replacement.

Getting Started

1-3

USIM Card Installation

Remove battery (

󱛠P.1-14) then follow steps below.

Inserting

1 With IC chip down, insert USIM Card

Removing

1 Slide out USIM Card gently

Note

Do not force USIM Card into or out of handset; may damage handset/

󱛠

USIM Card.

Be careful not to lose the removed USIM Card.

󱛠

Avoid touching USIM Card terminals or IC chip; doing so may hinder

󱛠

performance/USIM Card recognition.

Notch

USIM PINs

There are two USIM Card security codes: PIN & PIN2

PIN and PIN2 are set to

󱛠9999 by default.

󱛠PIN/PIN2 can be changed ( P.11-2).

4 to 8-digit code used to prevent unauthorized handset use.

When

󱛠

PIN Authentication

( P.11-2), PIN entry

is required each time handset is turned on (with USIM

Card inserted).

PIN2 Required to clear call times/costs or set maximum cost

(P.18-9).

PIN Lock & Cancellation (PUK/PUK2)

PIN Lock or PIN2 Lock is activated if PIN or PIN2 is incorrectly entered

three times. Cancel PIN Lock or PIN2 Lock by entering the PIN Unblocking

Key (PUK/PUK2) ( P.11-3).

For information on PUK/PUK2, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer

󱛠

Center, General Information ( P.19-34).

Note

If PUK/PUK2 is incorrectly entered ten times, USIM Card is locked and

󱛠

handset is disabled. Write down PUK/PUK2.

For procedures required to unlock USIM Card, contact SoftBank Mobile

󱛠

Customer Center, General Information ( P.19-34).

Getting Started

1-4

Parts & Functions

Handset

❷

❸

❹

❺

❻

❼

❽

❾

❶

󱀖

󱀗

󱀘

󱀙

󱀚

󱀓

󱀝

󱀞

󱀟

󱀛

󱀕

󱀔

󱀜

󱀠

󱀥

󱀦

󱀧

󱀨

󱀩

󱀡

󱀢

󱀤

󱀣

Using Earphone/Microphone or Video

Output Cable

Connect following accessories (A) and (B) to

External Port.

(A) Earphone/microphone or video output cable

(B) Stereo Earphone Conversion Cable

① Connect flat plug (A) to flat terminal (B)

② Connect plug (B) to External Port

Do not press answer button on earphone/

󱛠

microphone when connecting. Doing so may

cause earphone/microphone to malfunction.

In that case, pull out earphone/microphone,

and connect again.

②

①

External Port

(B)

(A)

Getting Started

1-5

❶ Earpiece

❷ Inside Camera

Use during Video Calls

・

Capture a self-portrait

・

❸ Display

❹ Mail Key

Open Messaging menu

・

Execute Upper Left Softkey function (

・ P.ix)

❺ TV Key

Activate TV

・

Execute Lower Left Softkey function (

・ P.ix)

❻ Send Key

Initiate or answer calls

・

Toggle upper/lower case in text entry

・

windows

Use Voice Dial

・

❼ Clear/Memo Key

Delete characters

・

Cancel menus

・

Use Answer Phone

・

❽ /Pictograph/Symbol/Driving Mode

Key

Enter "

・ "

Access pictographs in text entry windows

・

Access symbol list from pictograph list

・

Toggle Driving Mode

・

❾ External Port

Connect AC Charger (sold separately),

・

Stereo Earphone Conversion Cable or other

accessories here

󱀓 Microphone

󱀔 Light Sensor

Detects ambient light

・

󱀕 Speed Selector

Move cursor or select menus (

・ P.viii)

󱀖 Notification Light/Charging Indicator

Flashes for incoming transmissions

・

Lights for charging

・

󱀗 Yahoo! Keitai Key

Open Yahoo! Keitai Main Menu

・

Execute Upper Right Softkey function (

・ P. i x )

󱀘 Camera Key

Activate Camera/Video Camera

・

Execute Lower Right Softkey function (

・ P. i x )

󱀙 End/Escape & Power Key

Power on/off (

・ P.1-16)

End calls

・

Return to Standby

・

󱀚 – Keypad

Enter phone number/text

・

󱀛 #/Symbol/Manner Key

Enter "#"

・

Access symbols in text entry windows

・

Toggle Manner Mode

・

󱀜 Infrared Port

Transfer data via Infrared

・

󱀝 Logo

Place Logo over a reader/writer when using

・

Osaifu-Keitai® ( P.16-4)

󱀞 Battery Cover

󱀟 Charging Terminals

󱀠 Antenna

󱀡 Strap Eyelet

󱀢 Flash/Photo light

Lights/flashes during Camera use

・

Use when shooting in dark places

・

󱀣 Outside Camera

󱀤 Speaker

󱀥 TV Antenna

󱀦 Upper Side Key

Increase earpiece/TV volume

・

Activate Album-Touch

・

󱀧 Lower Side Key

Decrease earpiece/TV volume

・

[Closed Position]

Set/cancel Manner Mode

・

󱀨 MULTI Key

Open TASK MENU/Pictures Folder

・

View list of available widgets

・

󱀩 Shutter Key

Activate Camera-Touch/capture images

・

Getting Started

1-6

Opening/Closing Handset

Slide Display part upward/downward.

Make sure not to touch keypad when opening/closing

handset; may cause malfunction.

Note

Customize handset to answer/end calls, etc. by opening/closing handset

󱛠

( P.18-2, P.18-9)

Make sure not to touch Display when opening/closing handset with

󱛠

Album-Touch or Camera-Touch activated; may cause malfunction.

Key Operations in Standby

Press (less than one second) or press and hold (more than

one second) a key in Standby to execute operation.

Key Operations Function

Short Press Initiate a call

Long Press Voice dial

Short Press Show/hide widgets

Long Press

(2 + sec) Turn off power

Short Press Open Main Menu

Long Press Activate/cancel Keyguard

Short Press Play Answer Phone

Long Press Activate/cancel Answer Phone

Short Press Activate Camera

Long Press Activate Video Camera

Short Press Activate Digital TV

Long Press Activate/cancel IC Card Lock

Short Press Open Messaging Menu

Long Press Open S! Mail Composition window

Short Press Access Yahoo! Keitai

Long Press Open Yahoo! Keitai Menu

Short Press Select Event Indicator, Shortcut, widget, Status

Indicator, S! Quick News ticker

Long Press Activate Slideshow-Touch

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1-7

Key Operations Function

Short Press Enter " "

Long Press Activate/Cancel Driving Mode

Short Press Enter "#"

Long Press Activate/Cancel Manner Mode

Short Press Increase earpiece volume

Long Press Activate Album-Touch

Short Press Decrease earpiece volume

Long Press Decrease earpiece volume 1/

Activate/Cancel Manner Mode 2

Short Press Activate Camera-Touch

Long Press Activate Camera

Short Press Activate TASK MENU

Long Press Open Widget List

1 Available only when handset is open

2 Available only when handset is closed

Key Operations Function

Short Press Open Phone Book search window

Long Press Open Phone Book entry window

Short Press Open Incoming Call Logs

Long Press Open Received address logs

Short Press Open Redial logs

Long Press Open Sent address logs

Short Press Enter "1"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

あ

Short Press Enter "2"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

か

Short Press Enter "3"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

さ

Short Press Enter "4"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

た

Short Press Enter "5"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

な

Short Press Enter "6"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

は

Short Press Enter "7"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

ま

Short Press Enter "8"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

や

Short Press Enter "9"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

ら

Short Press Enter "0"

Long Press

Open Phone Book page "

わ

Getting Started

1-8

󰝄❻microSD Card

Inserted

Reading/Writing Data

Write-protected

Unsupported

Unusable

USB Cable (Not Included) Connected

microSD Mode

MTP Mode

During Call

During Video Call

During Voice Call

󰝄❼ Positioning

New S! Quick News Information

New S! Information Channel info

󰝄❽ Unsent Message

Unread Message

Incoming Mail Memory Full

Display

󱀘

󱛠 - 󱀡 are Status Indicators. Access functions

from respective indicators ( P.1-20).

󰝄❶Signal Strength

Strong Moderate Weak Low

Emission OFF Mode Active

Out-of-Range

Display Indicators

❶

❷

❸

❹

❺

❻

❼

❽

❾

󱀓

󱀔

󱀕

󱀖

󱀗

󱀘

󱀙

󱀚

󱀛

󱀜

󱀝

󱀞

󱀟

󱀡

󱀢

󱀣

󱀠

󰝄❷ Packet Transmission in Progress (PC)

Dial-up Connection Established on PC

3G/GSM Packet Transmitting

Operator (set for Select Operator)

Out-of-Range

3G/GSM Packet Transmission Available*

3G/GSM Packet Transmission Unavailable

* Available only while abroad

󰝄❸ Secure Content

S! Addressbook Back-up Synchronizing

Auto Sync Settings Active

󰝄❹ PC Site Browser Active

Infrared Transmission

IC Transmission

USB Cable Connected

Keyguard Active

󰝄❺ Software Update (Notification/Updating/

Result)

Voice Mail

(Blue) Bluetooth® Device Connected

(Black) Bluetooth® Power Save Mode

TBD

Getting Started

1-9

󰝄❾ Security

Privacy Key Lock Active

Personal Data Lock Active

Key Pad Dial Lock Active

IC Card Lock Active

Secret Mode and Secret Data Only Active

Key Pad Dial Lock, Secret Mode and

Secret Data Only Active

Key Pad Dial Lock and Personal Data Lock

Active

Secret Mode, Secret Data Only and

IC Card Lock Active

Privacy Key Lock and IC Card Lock Active

Personal Data Lock and IC Card Lock Active

Key Pad Dial Lock and IC Card Lock Active

Key Pad Dial Lock, Secret Mode, Secret

Data Only and IC Card Lock Active

Key Pad Dial Lock, Personal Data Lock

and IC Card Lock Active

󰝄󱀓 Manner Mode Active

Manner Mode (set in User Mode)

Remote Monitoring Active

󰝄󱀔S! Appli

Paused

Active

Auto Start Request Received

Start Request Received while Paused

Start Request Received while Active

󰝄󱀕 One Function Active

Multiple Functions Active

Digital TV Active

Recording TV Program

During Timer Recording

TV Recording Paused

Music Playback

Music Paused

󰝄󱀖Time

󰝄󱀗Battery Level

   (Red)

󰝄󱀘(Red) Alarm Set (Today)

(Blue) Alarm Set (After Today)

󰝄󱀙 Vibration Active (Incoming Call)

Vibration Active (Incoming Message)

Vibration Active (Incoming Call/Message)

󰝄󱀚 Incoming Call Ringtone Disabled

Incoming Message Ringtone Disabled

Incoming Call/Message Ringtone Disabled

󰝄󱀛 Driving Mode

󰝄󱀜

microSD Mode set for USB Mode

MTP Mode set for USB Mode

󰝄󱀝 Timer Lock at Close Active

󰝄󱀞

Call Charge Reached Upper Limit

󰝄󱀟 Back Light OFF

View Blind ON

Back Light OFF; View Blind ON

󰝄󱀠

∼

Answer Phone Active (Number of

Answer Phone Messages (Voice

Calls))

󰝄󱀡

∼

Answer Phone Active (Number of

Answer Phone Messages (Video

Calls))

󰝄󱀢Weather Indicator ( P.7-7)

Note

To show icon description:

󱛠Main Menu

 Settings  Display Settings

 Describe Icons  to highlight an

icon

Getting Started

1-10

Motion Control

Switch Portrait/Landscape View automatically by changing

handset orientation.

Motion Control Capable Windows

■

Still images/videos/PC movies

・

Digital TV ON

・

PC Site Browser

・

Yahoo! Keitai (default setting: OFF)

・

etc

Note

Motion Control may not properly operate depending on handset

󱛠

orientation.

In a still image window, display orientation changes automatically even

󱛠

when handset is held up side down or rotated 90° clockwise.

TBD

Tip

Settings

●Disable All Motion Control Settings

●Change Motion Control Settings for Individual Functions

( P.18-6)

Getting Started

1-11

About Battery

Clean handset, battery & charger with dry cotton swab.

󱛠

Replace battery if operating time shortens noticeably.

󱛠

Charge battery at least once every six months.

󱛠

Use a case when carrying battery separately.

󱛠

Charging

Battery must be installed to charge it.

󱛠

It may take longer for charging when handset is on.

󱛠

Move charger away from TV/radio if interference occurs.

󱛠

About Battery

Before Charging

Charge battery before use or after a period of disuse

(AC Charger sold separately).

Charging Time & Operating Time Estimates

3G GSM

Charging Time 130 minutes*

Standby Time 640 hours* 380 hours*

Talk Time Voice Call 220 minutes* 230 minutes*

Video Call 120 minutes* –

* Approximate value

3G Mode/GSM Mode:

󱛠P.2-11

Charging time is an average measured within temperatures of 5°C to

󱛠

35°C.

Talk Time is an average measured with a new, fully charged battery, with

󱛠

stable signals.

Standby Time is an average measured with a new, fully charged battery,

󱛠

with handset closed without calls or operations, in Standby with stable

signals.

Talk Time and Standby Time may vary by environment (battery status,

󱛠

temperature, etc.).

Getting Started

1-12

Battery Strength Indicator

Battery Strength indicator changes as remaining usage time decreases.

󱛠

Charge or replace battery when battery level is low ( P.1-10, 1-11) or a

message appears on Display.

Note

Alternatively, check battery level from

󱛠Main Menu  Settings

 Phone Settings  Battery  Battery Level

Low battery warning message

appears. Charge or replace

battery immediately.

Operating

Voltage

Battery Voltage

Remaining Strength (at 25°C) Operating Time

Approx. 70%

Approx.20%

Approx.10%

Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Level 0

Red

Battery Time

Using handset in poor conditions may shorten battery time.

󱛠

Extreme temperatures

・

Impaired handset, battery or Charging Terminals

・

Signal is weak/handset is out-of-range

・

Handset is left mid-operation (not in Standby)

・

Viewing TV, playing music or using S! Appli, etc.

・

Extending battery time

󱛠

Example:

Turn Back Light Time

・

OFF

and shorten Time to Power Saver ( P.18-5)

Select

・

OFF

for Key Tone ( P.18-2)

When Battery Runs Out

Unless a Call is in Progress

󱛠

A message appears and warning tone sounds for 10 seconds.

Handset power turns off automatically after one minute; press any key

except or to cancel warning tone manually. Charge or

replace battery.

If Manner Mode is active, nothing sounds.

・

During a Call

󱛠

A message appears and warning tone sounds via Earpiece or Speaker.

After 20 seconds, call ends and handset shuts down in one minute.

Charge or replace battery.

Getting Started

1-13

Battery Installation

Always turn off handset power before removing battery.

󱛠

1 Press and slide to

remove cover

2 Insert Battery

Align battery contacts with

handset pins.

Remove Battery

Lift battery out as shown.

3 Replace battery cover

Cover should click into place.

Note

󱛠Lithium-ion batteries are valuable and recyclable

resources.

Recycle used lithium-ion battery at a shop displaying

・

the symbol shown to the right.

To avoid fire or electric shock, do not:

・

- Short-circuit battery

- Disassemble battery

Getting Started

1-14

Charging Battery

Use only specified AC Charger (sold separately).

Charging Time: Approximately 130 minutes

AC Outlet

Charging Indicator

External Port

Charger

Blades Arrows up

AC Charger

Release Tabs

Charger Connector

Port Cover

1 Connect AC Charger to handset

Insert Charger Connector (printed side up) into External Port.

2 Plug AC Charger into AC Outlet

Extend Charger Blades.

Charging Indicator illuminates and charging starts.

When charging is complete, Charging Indicator goes out.

When Charging Indicator flashes, remove AC Charger and battery

󱛠

from handset then attach them again.

Charge Sound

󱛠 is heard when charging starts/ends.

When handset is turned off or in Manner Mode, nothing sounds.

3 When charging is complete, unplug AC Charger,

then disconnect handset

Squeeze Release Tabs to remove Charger Connector, and replace Port

Cover.

Note

For details, read AC Charger instructions.

󱛠

Alternatively, charge battery by using Desktop Holder (not included).

󱛠

Tip

●Charging Start/End Tone Off ( P.18-2)

Getting Started

1-15

Handset Power On/Off

1 Press and hold

Start-up window appears and handset

enters Standby.

Enter PIN if PIN Authentication is ON

󱛠

( P.11-2).

2 Press for 2+ seconds

Handset shuts down.

Do not turn on handset immediately

󱛠

after turning off. Wait a few seconds.

Initial Setup

■

The first time handset powers up and Initial setting window appears, select

YES

and set the following: (Each item can be set separately.)

Date & Time* ( P.18-8) Set date and time

Phone Password

(P.1-28)

Enter 9999, and enter new Phone

Password (4-8 digits)

Key Tone (P.18-3) Select

OFF

Speed Selector Sound

( P.18-6) Select a pattern or

OFF

Font Size ( P.18-6)

Set Display font size all at once

Keyguard ( P.12-4) Select

OFF

* May be automatically set

Standby

View Introduction Mail

■

“P-eggオススメ情報” mail is saved by default. and Event Indicator

appear in Standby, and Notification Light/Charging Indicator flashes. Check

the mail in the following ways:

󱛠to select an Event Indicator ( P.1-22), then press

󱛠



Incoming Mail



Received

 Select a message

Widget appears in Standby after Introduction mail is viewed.

Note

󱛠

USIM not inserted After power-off

Insert USIM

appears, clean

and properly re-insert USIM Card then restart handset.

After a period of inactivity, Display turns off.

󱛠

Retrieving Network Information

When , or is pressed for the first time in Standby,

handset initiates Network Information retrieval; to

retrieve it.

Update Network Information to use messaging, Internet, etc.

󱛠

Update Network Information manually:

󱛠Main Menu  Settings

 Connectivity  Retrieve NW Info  YES

TBD

Getting Started

1-16

Keyguard

Activate Keyguard by pressing and holding in Standby to

avoid key operation error while carrying handset. Open

handset to cancel Keyguard temporarily.

󱛠 appears when Keyguard is set.

To cancel Keyguard, repeat operation.

󱛠

To avoid canceling Keyguard even when opening handset:Keyguard:

󱛠

( P.12-4)

Set Tip

Settings

●Change Wallpaper ●Add Calendar to Wallpaper

●Change Wallpaper Randomly ●Change Start-up Window

(P.18-3)

Manner Mode

Minding Mobile Manners

Please use your handset responsibly. Use these basic tips as

a guide. Inappropriate handset use can be both dangerous

and bothersome. Please take care not to disturb others

when using your handset. Adjust handset use according to

your surroundings.

Turn it off in theaters, museums and other places where silence is the

󱛠

norm.

Refrain from use in restaurants, lobbies, elevators, etc.

󱛠

Observe signs and instructions regarding handset use aboard trains, etc.

󱛠

Refrain from use that interrupts the flow of pedestrian or vehicle traffic.

󱛠

Manner-related Features

Manner Mode

(Right)

Press Manner key to mute handset tones and

activate vibration for incoming transmissions.

Vibration Mode

(P.18-2)

Activate in public places, meetings, etc. for silent

call/message alerts.

Ringer Volume

(P.18-2) Mute call/message tones.

Emission OFF Mode

( P.1-18) Suspend all handset transmissions.

Answer Phone

(P.2-15)

Use to handle incoming calls when inappropriate/

unsafe to answer.

Driving Mode

(P.1-18)

While driving, send a voice message informing

the caller that you cannot answer the call

(Handset does not ring.).

Getting Started

1-17

Activating Manner Mode

Press one key to mute handset tones and activate vibration

for incoming transmissions.

Manner Mode settings can be changed (

󱛠P.18-7).

When Manner Mode is active,

󱛠 appears.

1 In Standby, press and hold

To cancel: Press and hold

󱛠 again

To activate/cancel while handset is closed:

󱛠

Press and hold

Note

Shutter click and incoming tone via Earphone (

󱛠

Level 1

) sound even in

Manner Mode.

When Music Player or Digital TV activates in Manner Mode,

󱛠

confirmation appears asking whether to cancel Manner Mode.

When

󱛠

Prefer manner mode

OFF

( P.12-7), Alarm sounds even if

Manner Mode is active.

Tip

Settings

●Set Manner Mode Type ( P.18-7)

Activating Emission OFF Mode

Temporarily suspend all handset transmissions; when active,

all calls/messages and incoming information are blocked.

When Emission OFF Mode is active,

󱛠 appears.

Main Menu  Settings  Call Settings  Emission OFF Mode

YES

To cancel: Follow the same steps.

󱛠

Note

Emission OFF Mode disables Bluetooth

󱛠®/Infrared/IC transmissions.

Bluetooth® handsfree devices cannot be used either.

Activating Driving Mode

Handset does not ring for incoming calls. Voice guidance

informs the caller you are unavailable and Answer Phone

activates.

When Driving Mode is active,

󱛠 appears.

1 In Standby, press and hold

To cancel: Press and hold

󱛠 again

Note

When Answer Phone memory is full, incoming calls are rejected.

󱛠

Check ringtone when earphone/microphone is connected.

󱛠

TBD

Getting Started

1-18

Handset Menus

Main Menu

1 In Standby,

Main Menu appears.

To change Main Menu theme:

󱛠

[Set Menu]  Select a pattern

2 to highlight an icon 

Selected function menu appears.

To return to Standby:

󱛠

Note

Standby window returns after 15 seconds of inactivity in Main Menu.

󱛠

Main MenuStandby

Main Menu Icons

Messaging

Create new/view

received messages

Yahoo!

(Yahoo! Keitai)

Enjoy Mobile Net &

PC Site browsing…

S! Appli

Download, set and

use S! Appli

News/

Entertainment

Use S! Quick News or

e-books

Camera

Capture images or

record videos

Music

(Music Player)

Use Music Player

Tools

Set Alarm or save

Calendar entries…

Data Folder

Open files saved on

940P/microSD Card

Widget

(Mobile Widget)

Use Mobile Widget

View TV or record/

timer-record programs

Phone Book

Save entries to call or

send messages…

Settings

Adjust/customize

handset settings

TBD

TBD TBD

Getting Started

1-19

Tip

Settings

●Change Display Color Scheme ( P.18-3) ●Change Main

Menu Icons ●Change Main Menu Background ( P.18-4)

Menu Numbers

Use keypad to select functions or menu items.

Unnumbered Menu Items

When numbers do not appear, select items as shown.

Main Menu

■

to select

Settings

from Main Menu

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 ＃

Press [0] to show Account Details. To open Phone top menu,

󱛠

select

Phone

by pressing

When Menu Icons is Set to Basic or Customize

Menus cannot be selected from Main Menu by keypad.

Open menu items by entering specific number in Main Menu (Quick Open

Menu: P.19-14).

Top Menu Opened from Main Menu

■

to select

Display Settings

Numbered Menu Items

Press key corresponding to menu

number to select a menu.

In Display Settings (from

Settings

Top

Menu), to select

Back Light Time

Example: Settings Top Menu

TBD TBD

TBD

Getting Started

1-20

Accessing Functions/Info from Standby

Select indicators/ticker in Standby to access functions and

information.

Available Items

■

Event Indicator (

󱛠P.1-21) 󱛠Mobile Widget ( P.7-2)

S! Quick News (

󱛠P.7-4) 󱛠S! Information Channel/Weather ( P.7-6)

Shortcuts (

󱛠P.1-22) 󱛠Status Indicators ( P.1-10)

1 In Standby,

Pointer ( ) appears.

Press

󱛠 or to return to Standby

(Pointer disappears).

2 Use to move pointer ( ) to

an indicator, icon or ticker 

[Select]

Indicator, icon or ticker is selected. Function

name appears.

Press and hold

󱛠 to move pointer ( )

continuously

To cancel selection:

󱛠 or

3 [Select]

Function or information appears.

When Widgets Do Not Appear

Pointer ( ) does not appear. After Step 1, use to highlight an item

 [Select] to show function or information

To show/hide widgets:

󱛠

Using Pointer (

■)

In Standby,

＞  [Menu]  Select an item (See below)

Item Operation/Description

to widgets

list

Open Widget List

Yahoo!JAPAN

Open Yahoo! JAPAN log in window

Stand-by

Display

Change Standby wallpaper

Select a folder

＞ Select an image

TBD

Getting Started

1-21

Touch Panel

Use Display as Touch Panel when Camera-Touch or Album-

Touch is active.

Remove sheet from Display. Do not put any stickers on Display.

󱛠

Touch operations are invalid while Display is turned off. Press any key to

󱛠

turn on Display.

Some keys (

󱛠 – , , ) are invalid during touch operations.

Entering Phone Password with keypad is valid.

Notes

Touch Panel may not operate properly if used with sharp objects (e.g.

󱛠

pens), fingernails, gloved fingers or objects placed on Display.

To avoid malfunctions, do not touch Display with wet fingers or press

󱛠

Display too hard.

Basic Operations

■

Tap

[Select items,

execute functions,

etc.]

Tap Display

Drag

[Scroll screen, etc.]

Drag item to target location and release your finger

Swipe

[Move, scroll screen,

etc.]

Swipe your finger across Display in desired direction

Pinch

[Enlarge/reduce

screen]

Spread (enlarge) or pinch (reduce) on Display using two

fingers

Hold

[Continuous zoom,

etc.]

Touch and hold an item

Getting Started

1-22

Standby Options & Event Indicators

Check various indicators and information in Standby.

To access functions/information from indicators:

󱛠P.1-20

Event Indicators

Event Indicators appear for missed calls,

messages, etc.

Events

■

Missed Calls Missed calls ( P.2-13)

New Messages

New messages ( P.13-10)

Answer Phone

Recorded caller messages ( P.2-16)

Voice Mail New Voice Mail ( P. 2 - 1 9 )

Missed Call

Notification

If Missed Call Notification is active, indicator appears for

calls missed while handset is off, out-of-range, engaged,

etc. ( P.2-19)

S! Information

Channel Info

S! Information Channel (received updates) ( P. 7 - 6 )

Weather Info Weather Indicator (received updates) ( P.7-7)

Other Information

■

Missed alarm (

󱛠P.12-6) 󱛠S! Appli startup notice ( P.15-3)

USB Mode setting (

󱛠P.10-11) 󱛠Missed location information request

Auto location information notice (

󱛠P.17-3) 󱛠Timer ( P.5-14)

Content Key (

󱛠P.9-5) 󱛠Software Update result ( P.19-13)

Mobile Widget (Japanese)

Paste various widgets to Standby to

access information or tools from

Standby.

Mobile Widget:

󱛠P.7-2

To show/hide widgets:

󱛠

S! Quick News (Japanese)

By default, S! Quick News appears at

bottom of Display.

S! Quick News:

󱛠P.7-4

Show/hide S! Quick News:

󱛠P.18-16

TBD

Getting Started

1-23

Shortcuts

Access frequently used functions from Standby.

󱛠Following shortcuts are set by default

(Services available only in Japanese):

メニューリスト”Menu List” (Connects to site)/

各種手続き・料金”Procedures/Fees” (Connects

to site)/待ちうたTBD (Connects to site)/

Pedometer/Slideshow-Touch

Adding Shortcuts

Some functions are not available for shortcuts.

󱛠

1 Open a function, [Menu] 

Add shortcut icon



YES

Editing/Deleting Shortcuts

1 In Standby,  to move pointer  Highlight a

shortcut

2 [Menu]  Select an item (See below)

Item Operation/Description

Edit title Edit title

＞

Sort Select an item

＞ Select a target  [Finish] 

YES

Delete this

YES

＞

Delete all

YES

＞

Shortcuts

Customizing User Interface

Customized Screen/Familiar Usability

Download and set Customized Screen to personalize user

interface, ringtone, etc., to a selected theme.

Downloading Customized Screen

Main Menu  Data Folder  Customized Screen

Customized Screen



YES

Website providing characters or applications appears.

Follow onscreen instructions.

To manage Customized Screen applications in Data Folder:

󱛠

P.9-11

TBD

Getting Started

1-24

Setting Customized Screen

1 In Standby,

2 [Customize] 

Customized Screen

3 Highlight a theme  [Set]

To toggle thumbnail and list:

󱛠[Change]

YES

Note

Customized Screen or Familiar Usability cannot be set when battery is

󱛠

low.

Other functions are not available while switching. For some seconds

󱛠

after switching is complete, all calls/messages may be blocked.

Alternatively,

󱛠Main Menu  Settings  Customized Screen

To cancel, select

Release Settings

When Simple menu is active, Customized Screen settings are not

󱛠

reflected. To reflect settings, cancel Simple menu.

Changing Display Font

Change Display font. Fonts can also be downloaded.

Downloading Fonts

Main Menu  Settings  Display Settings  Font

Download Font



YES

Follow onscreen instructions.

For details on Font folder (Data Folder):

󱛠P.9-11

Note

While Personal Data Lock is set, fonts cannot be downloaded.

󱛠

Changing Font

Main Menu  Settings  Display Settings  Font

1 Select a folder  Highlight a font  [Set]

Getting Started

1-25

Private Menu

Save frequently used functions in Private Menu.

Up to 12 items can be saved.

󱛠

Change preset functions as needed.

󱛠

Opening Private Menu

1 In Standby,  [Private]

Private Menu appears.

To return to Main Menu:

󱛠[Normal]

2 Select a menu

Change Private Menu Background

■

After Step1,

＞[Set]  [Menu] 

Change BG image

 Select a

folder  Select an image

Private Menu Window

Customizing Private Menu

In Standby,  [Private] 

[Set]

Highlight a target  [Menu] 

Add to menu

3 Select an item

Cancel Functions

■

In Step 2, (highlight a function

＞) [Menu]



Release this

Release all



YES

Reset Private Menu

■

In Step 2,

＞

[Menu] 

Reset menu



YES

Adding Shortcuts

1 In Standby,  [Private]  [Set]

2 [Menu] 

Add shortcut icon



YES

Note

Alternatively, open Private Menu setting window from

󱛠

Main Menu  Settings  Display Settings  Private Menu

Private Menu Setting

Window

TBD

Getting Started

1-26

Simple Menu

Activate Simple menu to limit menu options to basic ones.

Handset is limited to basic operations (

󱛠P.1-27).

Normal Mode

Window

Simple Menu

Window

Activating Simple Menu

1 In Standby,  [Simple] 

YES

Select

󱛠

YES

to set all items in Font Size ( P.18-6) to

Large

To open Simple menu:

󱛠 in Standby.

Cancel Simple Menu

■

In Standby,

＞  [Normal] 

YES

Note

Turning off the power does not cancel Simple menu.

󱛠

Widgets (in Standby) and S! Quick News do not appear in Simple

󱛠

menu. Customized Screen or Familiar Usability setting is canceled.

TBD TBD

Getting Started

1-27

Simple Menu

Simple Menu Page

Voice Call

Outgoing Log 2-13

Incoming Log 2-13

Phone Book 4-6

Create New Phone Book 4-3

Answer Phone 2-15

Account Details 1-30

Messaging

Incoming Mail 13-15

Create New 13-4

Retrieve New 13-15

Drafts 13-15

Sent Messages 13-15

Create New SMS 13-7

Yahoo! Keitai

Yahoo! Keitai 14-2

Bookmarks 14-8

Saved Pages 14-8

Enter URL 14-4

Simple Menu Page

Camera

Take Pictures 6-6

Shoot Videos 6-8

Camera-Touch 6-13

See Pictures 6-14

Watch Videos 6-14

Album-Touch 6-15

Watch TV 5-5

Timer Recording 5-14

Channel Setting 5-4

Tools

Data Folder 9-2

Alarms 12-6

Calendar 12-2

Calculator 12-8

Notepad 12-8

Receive via Infrared 10-3

Simple Menu Page

Settings

Ringtones/Volume 1-17

18-2

Screen/Fonts

18-3

18-6

Call Time & Cost 18-9

Date & Time 18-8

Security

11-2

16-5

19-12

Call Settings

2-17

2-21

Getting Started

1-28

Passwords

Phone Password, Center Access Code and Security Code are

needed for handset use.

Phone Password

<Default> 9999

4 to 8-digit number required to use/change some handset

functions.

Enter number within 15 seconds.

󱛠

_ appears for each digit entered.

󱛠

Phone Password can be changed on handset (

󱛠P.11-2).

Center Access Code

4-digit number specified at initial subscription; required to

access Voice Mail via landlines or subscribe to fee-based

information.

Do not attempt to change Center Access Code. For details, contact

󱛠

SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General Information ( P.19-34).

Security Code

4-digit number specified at initial subscription, required to

restrict handset services ( P.2-20).

Enter number within 15 seconds.

󱛠

If entered incorrectly three times, Security Code settings lock; Security

󱛠

Code & Center Access Code must be changed. Reach SoftBank Mobile

Customer Center, General Information ( P.19-34) for details.

Security Code can be changed on handset (

󱛠P.2-21).

Note

Write down Phone Password, Center Access Code and Security Code.

󱛠

Do not reveal Phone Password, Center Access Code and Security Code.

SoftBank is not liable for misuse or damages.

For details, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General

󱛠

Information ( P.19-34).

Getting Started

1-29

Multi Task

Activate up to three functions from four different groups at

the same time.

Group Function

󰝄❶

Messaging Group Messaging

󰝄❷

Yahoo! Keitai/

S! Appli Group Yahoo! Keitai/News/Entertainment

󰝄❸

Tools Group Music Player*/Camera/Tools/Data Folder/TV/

Phone/Mobile Widget

󰝄❹

Settings Group Settings

* Functions other than Tools Group may be included.

[

󱛠▼] appears above the icons of an active group.

󱛠 appears for single function in use; for multiple functions in use.

Tip

●Other Functions while Watching TV ( P.5-8)

●

Using Other Functions while Listening to Music (Play Background) ( P.8-7)

❶

❸

❷

❹

Activating Another Function

Activate another function from a different group. Multi Task

is unavailable when Simple menu is active.

1 

Open Menu



Select a function

Note

If another function is selected from same group, confirmation appears.

󱛠

Select

YES

to cancel current function and start a new function.

Ending Current Functions

End All Active Functions

■

＞  [ ] 

YES

TASK MENU Window

TBD

Getting Started

1-30

View Blind

Activate View Blind to protect Display from prying eyes.

Main Menu  Settings  Display Settings  View Blind

2 Select a level

Set level 1-3 (Level 3 is the highest level).

󱛠

Note

Alternatively, press and hold

󱛠 to activate/cancel. Previously selected

level takes priority.

View Blind cannot be activated: While in Standby; while S! Appli is

󱛠

active; while Privacy Key Lock is active; during All Reset; when phone

number is being entered

My Number

Confirm handset phone number in Account Details

(P.4-13). Also confirm data saved in Account Details: name,

mail address, etc.

1 In Standby, 

Account Details appears. TBD

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