Panasonic Mobile Communications 210030A GSM Cellular Mobile with Bluetooth®, WLAN and RFID User Manual Part 2 of 6
Panasonic Mobile Communications Development of Europe Ltd GSM Cellular Mobile with Bluetooth®, WLAN and RFID Part 2 of 6
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User Manual Part 2 of 6
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Camera
Before Using Camera............................................. 6-2
Image File Formats......................................................................6-2
Notes..........................................................................................6-2
Camera.......................................................................................6-3
Camera Display Indicators............................................................6-4
Pictures/Videos...................................................... 6-6
Capturing Still Images (Camera Mode).........................................6-6
Recording Videos (Video Camera Mode).......................................6-7
Functions Available while Shooting..............................................6-7
Focus Functions................................................... 6-11
Changing Focus Settings............................................................6-11
Auto Focus Lock........................................................................6-12
Viewing Saved Images........................................ 6-12
6-1
Before Using Camera
Remove dust/debris from lens cover with a soft cloth.
Handset movement may blur images especially in dark places; hold
Use Variety Photo Viewer (ZP.10-24) for viewing still images or
Capturing/saving images immediately after handset has been left in a
slideshow.
hot place may affect image quality.
Camera
Still images/videos are saved to Data Folder.
Image Type
Still images
handset firmly.
Exposing lens to direct sunlight may affect image quality.
While Camera is active, Photo light illuminates or flashes. Photo light
Image File Formats
Videos
File Format
JPEG (.jpg)
MPEG-4 (.3gp),
ASF (.asf)
Save Location
Data Folder (Pictures)
Data Folder (Videos)
To save to microSD Card, change Storage setting (ZP.18-17, P.18-18).
6-2
Notes
942P features approximately 8.1 Mega Pixel CMOS
Auto-focus Camera capable of capturing still images and
videos.
cannot be turned off.
Shutter Click
Shutter click sounds at fixed volume even in Manner Mode.
To change shutter click sound: ZP.18-17, P.18-18
Camera
Press
in Standby to activate Camera. Press and hold
to activate Video Camera. Use Flash when shooting in dark
locations.
Note
Alternatively, to activate Camera:
・ From Main Menu 4 Camera 4 Camera or Video Camera
・ Press and hold
・ Open handset to Horizontal Open Position from Standby (Horizontal
View: ZP.18-14)
Camera is not available when battery is low.
Incoming calls, Alarm and low battery cancel Camera. Captured images/
Camera
recorded videos are retained. Save data when Camera restarts.
When left in Viewfinder for three minutes, Camera is canceled and
previous window returns.
6-3
Camera Display Indicators
Images shown below are for reference only.
■■Video Camera Mode
■■Camera Mode
❶❷❸❹
❺
❶❷❸ ❺
❻
❼
❻
❼
Camera
❾
❾
❽
❽
❶❷❸❹
❺❽ ❾❻
❶ ❷❸ ❺❽
❼
❻
❼
❾
6-4
Item
Operation
Press and hold A[
] 7 Select a mode
(7 For Scene/My original set., select an item)
[Video/Cont./Camera]
Toggle Action mode (ZP.6-10)
—
(ZP.18-17, P.18-18)
—
—
—
Camera
Description
Intelligent Auto
Normal
Scene
My original set.
(For Scene/My original set., indicators may vary depending on setting.)
❷ CHG Camera-mode
Camera mode Video camera mode / / Action mode (Auto/
Auto bracket/Manual) (Cont. shooting set.: ZP.6-6)
❸ Storage setting
Phone microSD Card
❹ No. of frames
Show number of remaining frames
❺ Img. stabilizer
Correct camera shake
❻ Flash setting (Still image)
Auto Forced ON Always light ON Forced OFF
Photo light setting (Action/Video)
ON OFF
❼ Key Guidance
Show key operation guidance
❽ Top indicator
Indicate vertical direction
❾ Focus Guide
Auto focus guide
AF tracking guide
Auto shutter1 (ZP.6-7)
Love shutter (Sweetheart)
Love shutter (Friends)
Group shutter (Group)
Zoom bar
Indicate zoom level (ZP.6-8)
Image size2
Show image size (ZP.6-8)
Image quality2
Normal
Fine
Super fine
High sensitiv.2
ON
OFF
Brightness2
Adjust brightness (Level -3 to +3)
White balance2
Auto
Fine
Cloudy
Light bulb
Fluorescent light
Scene2
Scenery
Night mode
Portrait
Sports
Food
Backlight
Character
Sunset
Snow
Pet
Focus2 (ZP.6-11)
Face Detection
Auto
Close-up
Landscape
AF tracking
Auto timer
(ZP.6-7)
Memory capacity bar
Indicate memory status (appears in red when memory is full)
File size setting
Mail restrict'n(S) Mail restrict’n(L) Long time
Movie type set
Record video without audio
Recordable time
Indicate recordable time
Key Guidance appears when Photo mode is set to Intelligent Auto and Auto shutter is not set.
Alternatively, A[
]7
to highlight an item 7
to select a setting
❶ Photo mode (ZP.6-9)
zoom in/out ◦Long press: continuous zoom
7 Select a size
7 Select a mode
7 Select ON/OFF
7 Select a level
7 Select a mode
7 Select a scene
7 Select a mode
7 Toggle ON/OFF
—
(ZP.18-18)
(ZP.18-18)
—
6-5
Pictures/Videos
Confirm battery strength (ZP.1-11) and memory (ZP.18-17, P.18-18)
before recording. When battery is low, video cannot be recorded.
Captured images and videos are automatically saved to Data Folder. To
select save location each time, turn Auto save set to OFF (ZP.18-17,
P.18-18).
Operation descriptions are based on Portrait View.
Camera
Note
For capturing images by
or press and hold
to capture the image
L to exit
Return to Standby.
Capture a succession of up to 20 still images automatically
with a single press.
Number of captured images differs depending on image size and
Continuous shooting setting (ZP.6-10).
Picture Viewfinder appears.
Frame subject
Picture Viewfinder
6-6
or
Continuous Shooting
, press firmly.
Capturing Still Images (Camera Mode)
[Record],
Shutter click sounds at fixed volume.
Image is automatically saved.
When Focus is set to Face Detection, Auto or AF tracking ,
Camera automatically focuses on subject before capturing image.
In Picture Viewfinder,
Frame subject 7
[Video] 7
[Cont.]
appears (Indicators vary by Action mode).
[Record],
or
Images are automatically saved.
When Focus is set to Auto , Camera automatically focuses on
subject before capturing image.
To stop shooting halfway:
Recording Videos (Video Camera Mode)
Press and hold
Frame subject
From
Video Viewfinder appears.
[Record],
start recording
or
[Stop],
or
Video Viewfinder
to end recording
Tone sounds.
Video is automatically saved.
Recording stops automatically at maximum recording time.
L to exit
Return to Standby.
Note
Alternatively,
[Cont.]
■■Auto Timer
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Auto timer 7 ON 7 Enter time (seconds) 7
[Record],
or
(7 For video,
[Stop],
or
Auto timer tone sounds. After set period of time, shutter is released and
recording starts.
When Auto timer is active, A[Quit] or
to return to Viewfinder
without canceling Auto timer.
Auto timer is not available when Cont. shooting set. is set to Manual .
to
Tone sounds and
appears.
When Focus is set to Face Detection
or Auto , Camera automatically focuses
on subject before recording begins.
During recording, auto focus functions
regardless of Focus setting.
Camera mode:
Action mode:
[Video] 4
Video camera mode: Press and hold
[Video] to activate Video Camera
Camera
Functions Available while Shooting
■■Auto Shutter (Camera Mode Only)
Shutter automatically releases upon detecting number of people or distance
between people (When Photo mode is set to Intelligent Auto or Focus is
set to Face Detection ).
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Auto shutter 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Operation/Description
OFF
Cancel Auto shutter setting
Love shutter Shutter releases when two faces move close together.
or Sweetheart
＞
＞Friends
When Sweetheart is set, distance between two faces
is closer than Friends .
Group shutter Camera detects up to five faces. When more people are in
frame, Auto timer activates and shutter releases in three
seconds.
＞
number of people
＞Select
Alternatively, capture still images by
[Record],
or
even
when Auto shutter is set (Auto timer activates for Group shutter.).
6-7
6
■■Zoom
[Record],
(zoom out) to adjust zoom 7
＞＞ (zoom in) or
or
For continuous zoom: Press and hold
Zoom is available during video recording.
Zoom may change image quality.
Maximum zoom levels per image size are as follows.
Maximum zoom levels in Horizontal Open Position are indicated in ( ) if
different from those in Normal Position.
Camera
Camera mode
Camera
(High sensitiv.:
OFF)
Camera
(High sensitiv.:
ON)
6-8
Size
8M
6M Wide
5M
3M
2M Wide
2M
Stand-by
VGA
QVGA
QCIF
Sub-QCIF
2M
Stand-by
VGA
QVGA
QCIF
Sub-QCIF
Zoom level
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-31
1-31
1-31
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-31
1-31
1-31
Zoom Ratio*
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
5.1x
8.5x
12.8x
2.6x
2.6x
2.6x
5.1x
8.5x
12.8x
Camera mode
Continuous
shooting
Video camera
(Img. stabilizer:
Auto)
Video camera
(Img. stabilizer:
OFF)
Size
VGA
QVGA
QCIF
Sub-QCIF
VGA
HVGA Wide
QVGA
QCIF
Sub-QCIF
VGA
HVGA Wide
QVGA
QCIF
Sub-QCIF
* Values are approximates.
Zoom level
1-21
1-31
1-31
1-31
1-21
1-21
1-31
1-31
1-31
1-21
1-21
1-31
1-31
1-31
Zoom Ratio*
2.6x
5.1x
8.5x
12.8x
1.9x
1.9x
2.9 (3.8)x
5.2 (6.4)x
7.2 (9.6)x
2.6x
2.6x
3.8 (5.1)x
7.0 (8.5)x
9.6 (12.8)x
■■Use Flash/Photo Light
Select a Flash/Photo Light setting.
＞ Picture Viewfinder, S[Menu] 7 Flash setting 7 Select an item
＞In
(See below)
Operation/Description
Flash goes off automatically in low-light situations.
Flash always goes off when capturing images.
Photo Light illuminates.
Flash/Photo Light is disabled.
＞＞In Continuous Shooting/Video Viewfinder, S[Menu] 7 Photo light set.
7 ON or OFF
Flash/Photo light is not available when battery is low.
When Camera is ended while a setting other than Forced OFF is set,
Flash setting is changed to Auto next time Camera activates. When
Forced OFF is set, setting remains.
Even if Forced OFF (Flash setting) or OFF (Photo light set.) is set, Photo
light illuminates or flashes when Camera is active or during shooting.
When Photo mode is set to Intelligent Auto , Forced ON cannot be
set.
When using flash, maintain an appropriate distance from subject of 40
to 100 cm.
When image is captured at close range or your hand is too close to
Flash/Photo Light, image color and brightness may differ in appearance
from actual subject.
Item
Intelligent
Auto
Normal
Scene
My original
set.
Operation/Description
Automatically switch Photo mode according to occasion
(in Camera mode)
Indicator is animated when mode changes (Example:
Close-up).
Mode does not change after Auto Focus Lock. Cancel
Auto Focus Lock.
Capture an image in normal mode
Adjust brightness and color tone according to scene
＞
an item
＞Select
(ZP.6-10)
Camera
Item
Auto
Forced ON
Always light
ON
Forced OFF
■■Set Photo Mode According to Scene
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Photo mode 7 Select an item (See below)
6-9
■■Change Continuous Shooting Settings
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Cont. shooting set. 7 Select an item (See below)
Camera
Item
Operation/Description
＞
an item
Action mode ＞Select
・Auto : Capture multiple still images automatically*
・Manual : Capture one by one manually
・Auto bracket : Capture nine different still images
automatically
Shot interval Select an interval when Action mode is set to Auto
＞
an interval
＞Select
Shot number Set number of images when Action mode is set to Auto
or Manual
＞
a number
＞Select
* Savable number of images is as follows:
・ VGA (480×640): 4
・ QVGA (240×320): 5 to 10
・ QCIF (144×176): 5 to 20
・ Sub-QCIF (96×128): 5 to 20
6-10
■■Save as Original Setting
＞
and hold A 7 Photo mode MyOriginal 7 Follow the steps
＞Press
(See below)
Item
Save setting
Operation/Description
[Save] (7 YES ) 7 Edit
＞
a setting 7
＞Highlight
title
Open setting ＞Select
＞
a setting
Edit title
＞
a setting 7 A[Edit] 7 Edit title
＞Highlight
View detail ＞Highlight
＞
a setting 7 S[Detail]
Delete setting ＞Highlight
＞
a setting 7
[Delete] 7 YES
Save up to three settings each in Camera mode and Action mode.
Focus Functions
Changing Focus Settings
Camera mode/Video camera mode: Face Detection
Action mode: Auto
Face Detection: Focus locks on faces
(Camera mode/Video camera mode only)
Auto: Auto focus
Close-up: Focus for close-ups
Landscape: Focus on distant landscapes
AF tracking: Focus on moving subject (Camera mode only)
In Picture/Video Viewfinder,
to select an item 7
Note
Camera focuses on subject at a distance of over 10 cm.
When Photo mode is set to Intelligent Auto , toggle current focus
setting and AF tracking by
While Camera is focusing, Focus sound is heard in the following
situations:
Detect up to five faces within 2.5 meters.
Show yellow Focus Guide when a face is detected.
Automatically focus on one face when more than one is detected
(Focus guide turns yellow once focus is on the face.).
Faces may not be detected in following conditions:
・ Face is tilted.
・ A part of face is covered by glasses, hat, mask or shadow.
・ Face is too small, big or dark for screen.
・ Face is at edge of screen.
・ Subject or handset moves too fast.
Shoot with Auto focus if detection fails.
Camera
Select a focus setting to suit the subject/occasion
(Unavailable when Photo mode is set to Intelligent Auto).
Face Detection
AF Tracking
Position AF tracking guide on subject and press
. Yellow AF tracking
guide appears and tracks moving subject while adjusting focus and
[Record],
or
exposure for subject. During AF tracking, press
to lock focus on subject and capture an image.
Alternatively, press
halfway to lock focus, then
to
capture an image
To cancel AF tracking:
or
When Camera is unable to track subject (e.g. when subject is out of
Viewfinder), AF tracking is canceled.
Depending on situation, AF tracking may track unintended subject.
AF tracking is not available when Auto shutter is in use or certain
image size is set.
・ When Focus setting is set to AF tracking
・ When Photo mode is set to Intelligent Auto
・ During video recording
6-11
Viewing Saved Images
Auto Focus Lock
Bring focus on subject at center of display automatically.
Lock focus on subject, and recompose your picture.
In Picture/Video Viewfinder,
halfway
, G or
Camera
① When in focus, handset sounds.
② Focus Guide turns green, and focus is locked.
When out of focus, Focus Guide turns red.
To cancel focus locked by
or G:
To cancel focus locked by
: Release finger from
Determine composition
Capture image in selected camera mode (Camera mode:
ZP.6-6/Action mode: ZP.6-6/Video camera mode:
ZP.6-7)
In Step 1, press
firmly to shoot.
halfway to lock focus, then press
Main Menu 4 Camera
Open Pictures
Pictures
Open Videos
Videos
Select a folder
Select a file
Example: Pictures
■■Open Pictures Saved on microSD Card
＞ Step 1, Pictures 7
[microSD] 7 Select a folder
＞In
■■Open Videos Saved on microSD Card
＞ Step 1, Videos 7
[microSD] 7 Select a folder
＞In
■■Check Still Images in Picture Viewfinder
＞ Picture Viewfinder,
[Folder]
＞In
To return to Picture Viewfinder:
Tip
●Editing Still Images (ZP.10-11)
6-12
Mobile Widget
Mobile Widget (Japanese)..................................... 7-2
Using Widgets........................................................ 7-2
Pasting Widgets to Standby.........................................................7-2
Activating Widgets......................................................................7-3
Downloading Widgets.................................................................7-4
Arranging Widgets in Standby......................................................7-4
7-1
Mobile Widget (Japanese)
Using Widgets
Paste widgets to Standby to access information or tools
from Standby.
Activating Mobile Widget enables Touchpad. Touchpad Indicators
illuminate (Touchpad Operations: ZP.1-23, P.1-24).
Network Widget
Mobile Widget
Some widgets may periodically connect to network, incurring packet
transmission fees.
While widgets appear in Standby, updated information for some
widgets may be automatically retrieved. During transmission, other
functions (e.g. Video Calls) may be disabled.
■■Show/Hide Widget
＞ Standby, L
＞In
Tip
Settings ●
Set Touchpad to Activate for Web Browser/Mobile Widget
(ZP.18-7)
●Deactivate Auto Update ●Activate Auto Roaming Abroad
●Hide Confirmation when Roaming Abroad ●Forbid Sending/
Receiving Cookies ●Delete Cookies ●Change Pointer Speed
(ZP.18-19)
7-2
Pasting Widgets to Standby
Paste up to five widgets per sheet. Select from four sheets
and organize sheets by theme.
Widget List appears.
Highlight a widget 7 A[Paste] 7 Select a sheet
to move to target location 7
■■Delete Widgets from Standby Display
＞
Menu 4 Widget 4 Settings 4 Delete Content
＞Main
4 Select a sheet 4 Check Contents to delete 4 A[Release] 4 YES
Note
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 Widget
4 Widget Contents or Main Menu 4 Data Folder
4 Widget to select widgets
When saving widgets from microSD to Standby, do not remove microSD
Card.
Selecting Widgets from Widget List
Activating Widgets
Selecting Widgets in Standby
to move pointer 7 Select a
widget
Pointer ( ) appears.
To disable pointer: L or
Widget List appears.
Select a widget 7
Follow onscreen instructions.
■■Toggle Sheets
＞ Standby,
＞In
[Back] or
[Forward]
Widget List
■■Move Widgets in List
＞＞
7 Highlight a widget 7 S[Move] 7
[OK]
location 7
to determine a target
Mobile Widget
In Standby (widgets shown),
7-3
Downloading Widgets
Main Menu 4 Widget
Widget Store
Handset connects to the Network, and download site appears.
Follow onscreen instructions.
Installing Widgets
Mobile Widget
Some widgets may require you to install them manually; follow steps
below:
＞ download completion window, S[Menu] 7 Install
＞In
Once installation is completed, widgets appear in Widget List. Widget
folder in Data Folder includes widgets that are not yet installed.
Note
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 Widget 4 Widget Contents
4 Download Widget 4 YES or Main Menu 4 Data Folder
4 Widget 4 Download Widget 4 YES to download
7-4
Arranging Widgets in Standby
In Standby,
7 A[Operate]
Select an item (See below)
Item
Move
Delete frm
Standby
Forward
Rear
Reload
＞＞
to move pointer to a widget
Operation/Description
to move to a target location 7
＞
＞YES
Move overlapping widget to foreground
Move overlapping widget to background
Update widget
News/Entertainment
S! Information Channel/Weather (Japanese)......... 8-2
Registering/Canceling..................................................................8-2
Using S! Information Channel......................................................8-2
Using Weather Indicator..............................................................8-3
Option Menu Items......................................................................8-4
S! Quick News (Japanese)..................................... 8-4
Registering S! Quick News Items.................................................8-4
Opening New Information...........................................................8-5
E-Books (Japanese)................................................ 8-6
Blogging................................................................ 8-7
Saving Blog Details......................................................................8-7
Posting to Blogs..........................................................................8-7
Blogging Functions......................................................................8-8
8-1
S! Information Channel/Weather
(Japanese)
Subscribe to content and periodically receive updates. Set
Weather Indicator to appear on Standby.
Transmission fees apply for updates.
Auto download is not available overseas.
Registering/Canceling
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
News/Entertainment
Handset connects to the Network.
Follow onscreen instructions.
Up to seven updates are saved.
Viewing New Information
When information arrives, and Event
Indicator appear in Standby.
8-2
■■Delete Information
＞
Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
＞Main
4 Highlight What's New? 4 S[Menu] 4 Delete 4 YES
Note
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment
4 S! Info Ch./Weather 4 What's New? to retrieve information
If there is unread information in both S! Quick News and S! Information
Channel,
Register/Cancel 7 YES
Using S! Information Channel
■■Manually Retrieve Information
Select Event Indicator "Failed to download "
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment
4 S! Info Ch./Weather 4 Get Latest Contents 4 YES
In Standby,
to move
pointer 7 Select Event Indicator
[Select]
Follow onscreen instructions.
Option Menu Items (ZP.8-4)
does not appear. Only Event Indicator appears.
Viewing Previously Received Information
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
History 7 Select a date
for unread news and
for read news appear.
■■Delete History
＞
Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
＞Main
4 History 4 (Highlight a history) 4 S[Menu] 4 Delete or
Delete all 4 YES ( 4 For Delete all, enter Phone Password)
Using Weather Indicator
Weather Indicator for current forecast area appears in
Standby.
Viewing New Information
Event Indicator and Weather Indicator appear for weather
updates.
[Select]
Information appears.
Follow onscreen instructions.
Option Menu Items (ZP.8-4)
■■Hide Event Indicator
＞
Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
＞Main
4 Weather Indicator 4 Missed Event Settings 4 OFF
Note
Alternatively, view forecast details from Main Menu
4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
4 Weather Indicator 4 Weather
Hiding Weather Indicator
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Info Ch./Weather
4 Weather Indicator 4 Display Settings
OFF
News/Entertainment
In Standby,
to move
pointer 7 Select Event Indicator or
Weather Indicator
■■Manually Update Weather Indicator
Select Event Indicator "Failed to download "
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment
4 S! Info Ch./Weather 4 Weather Indicator 4 Manual Update
4 YES
When Display Settings is set to OFF , update is also deactivated.
Weather Indicator
Indicators are updated periodically.
Clear,
Rain later thunderstorm,
Example:
Cloudy with occasional snow, etc.
See Weather Indicator List (ZP.19-24) for a complete list of
indicators.
8-3
Option Menu Items
Open information and press S[Menu] for these options.
Item
Forward
Text Copy
Select File
News/Entertainment
8-4
Operation/Description
Go to next page
Copy page text
View, play or save file to Data Folder (From Step 2 in
Downloading Image/Sound Files: ZP.15-11)
Jump to top/end of page
Jump in this
page
Yahoo! Keitai View top menu
Font Size*
Change character size
Exit viewing Exit content
this
* Linked with Font Size setting in Internet option menu.
S! Quick News (Japanese)
Add news headlines, weather forecasts, etc. via S! Quick
News List to scroll across Standby Window.
Registering or viewing S! Quick News incurs transmission fees. No fees
apply for viewing ticker information. For more information, visit
SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website (http://www.softbank.jp).
Auto download is not available overseas.
Registering S! Quick News Items
Register a total of up to five items for Quick and General news and
one item for Special news.
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Quick News
4 S! Quick News List
Add News 7 YES
Select an item
Yahoo! Keitai connects and contents list appears.
Follow onscreen instructions.
Opening S! Quick News List
Opening New Information
Viewing New Information in Standby
When new information is received,
to move pointer 7 Select
[Select]
Content list appears.
Select information
Details appear.
Tip
Settings ●
Show Only Unread Items in Standby ●Change Marquee Speed
●Hide S! Quick News ●Image Download (ZP.18-19)
Select an item
Select information
To connect to the Network, select a title 7 YES
Content list appears.
Detailed information appears.
■■Update Manually
＞ Step1, S[Menu] 7 Update or All Update 7 YES
＞In
■■View Summary
＞ Step 1, highlight information 7 S[Menu] 7 Summary Display
＞In
■■Delete Registered Items
＞ Step 1, (highlight information 7) S[Menu] 7 Delete or
＞In
All Delete 7 YES (7 For All Delete , enter Phone Password)
News/Entertainment
In Standby,
ticker
appears in Standby.
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 S! Quick News
4 S! Quick News List
Note
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment
4 S! Quick News 4 Settings 4 Del S! Quick News List
4 YES to delete all information
Tip
Settings ●
Automatically Update S! Quick News List ●Delete S! Quick
News Information (ZP.18-20)
8-5
E-Books (Japanese)
Note
Use Digital Media Viewer, BookSurfing or e-Book Viewer to
acquire/view e-books, comics, photo books, etc. on handset.
®
Digital Media Viewer, BookSurfing and e-Book Viewer are S! Appli.
Download Content Keys (ZP.10-5) to read BMO/CCF/XMDF files.
Some copy protected files have extensions different from the ones below.
®
Application
Digital Media Viewer
BookSurfing®
e-Book Viewer
News/Entertainment
8-6
File Format
BMO (.bmo)
CCF (.ccf)
XMDF (.zbf, .zbk, .zbs)
Some PC contents may not be viewable via e-Book Viewer.
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment
Digital Media Viewer , BookSurfing or
e-Book Viewer
See application Help menu for usage information.
Launch each viewer via S! Appli, or select a file from Books in Data
Folder.
When purchasing a new handset, move BMO/CCF/XMDF files via
microSD Card. However, if BMO/CCF/XMDF files are copy protected,
Content Keys backup may be needed (ZP.10-24). Some contents
require another Content Key after being moved/copied to a new
handset or can not be moved/copied at all.
Blogging
Save blog details to update or view blogs.
Save up to 20 blog details.
Saving Blog Details
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 Post Blog
[New] 7 Select an item (See below)
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 Post Blog
Post by Mail
Highlight an entry 7
[Post] 7 Compose a
message (ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-4) 7 A[Send]
Post from Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser
Highlight an entry 7 A[To site] 7
By Yahoo! Keitai or By PC Site Browser
7 YES
Handset connects to the Network and website appears.
Follow onscreen instructions.
■■Post Images to Blogs
＞
captured image is open, or from Data Folder, select an image
＞While
7 S[Menu] 7 Post blog* 7 Follow Step 1 above
* When Post blog does not appear in sub menu, function is unavailable
[Folder] in Picture Viewfinder).
(e.g. when sub menu is opened from
Set Auto save set (ZP.18-17) in Camera menu to OFF to capture
and post images directly.
News/Entertainment
Item
Operation/Description
Service name Save a blog service name
＞
a service name
＞Enter
Blogger
Save a mail address for posting to a blog by mail
address
＞
a mail address
＞Enter
Mail title
Save a title to enter automatically when posting to a blog
by mail
＞
a title
＞Enter
Yahoo! Keitai Save a URL for posting to a blog from Yahoo! Keitai
URL
＞
a mail address
＞Enter
Save a URL for posting to a blog from PC Site Browser
PC Site
＞
a mail address
Browser
＞Enter
Posting to Blogs
A[Finish]
8-7
Blogging Functions
From
Main Menu 4 News/Entertainment 4 Post Blog
■■Edit Entries
＞
an entry 7
＞Highlight
[Edit] 7 Edit
■■Delete Entries
＞
an entry 7 S[Menu] 7 Delete 7
＞Highlight
Select an item (See below)
News/Entertainment
8-8
Item
Delete this
Delete
selected
Delete all
Operation/Description
＞
＞YES
＞
entries 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
＞Check
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Music Player
Overview............................................................... 9-2
Saving Music......................................................... 9-2
Downloading Chaku-Uta Full®.....................................................9-3
Saving Music Files by Using SD Audio..........................................9-3
Transferring WMA Files................................................................9-4
Using Music Player................................................ 9-5
Playback Window Indicators........................................................9-5
Playing Music..............................................................................9-6
Playback Window Operations.......................................................9-7
Functions while Playing Files........................................................9-8
Chaku-Uta Full®/WMA List...........................................................9-9
Using Play List...........................................................................9-10
Play List....................................................................................9-11
9-1
Overview
Saving Music
Play music saved on handset/microSD Card.
Save Music to play on Music Player.
Play List: ZP.9-10
Notes
Files may not play due to file support issues or microSD Card status, etc.
When playback starts with low battery, confirmation appears.
When battery is low during playback, confirmation appears.
Playback pauses for incoming calls or Alarm. Playback resumes after calls
Download
Chaku-Uta Full®
(ZP.9-3)
Save Music via
SD Audio (ZP.9-3)
are received or Alarm sounds.
Music Illumination
Music Player
Notification Light illuminates when playback starts. When playback
starts during charging, Music Illumination lights before Charging
Indicator.
To turn off light, set Music to OFF in Notification Light setting
(ZP.18-10).
Tip
●Use Bluetooth® Device for Listening to Music (ZP.11-10)
9-2
Save WMA files
(ZP.9-4)
Open site link to download and save songs
Supported file format: SMC, MPEG-4
(MPEG-4 AAC, MPEG-4 AAC+ (HE-AAC),
Enhanced aacPlus)
Save music CD songs via PC to microSD Card in
AAC format
Supported file formats: MPEG-2 AAC,
MPEG-2 AAC+SBR
Save Windows Media® Audio (WMA) files in PC
to microSD Card via Windows Media® Player
Supported file formats: WMA
Some files may not play even if format is supported.
Copy Protected Files
Copy protected files may not play, be saved or forwarded.
To play a copy protected file, obtain Content Key (ZP.10-5).
Confirm file expiry date or usage limitations (Music info: ZP.9-8).
Saving Music Files on PCs
When saving music files for use with 942P, observe the following
guidelines:
Copyrighted Works
・ Do not infringe on third party/intellectual property rights.
・ Music files are limited to private use.
Obtain software to convert file format.
・ Refer to websites providing software.
・ Performance of some software types is not guaranteed.
Saving Music Files by Using SD Audio
Note
Saving music files requires following:
・ 942P
・ microSD Card (commercial item)
・ USB cable (not included)
・ PC (Windows® XP, Windows Vista®)
・ Software for PC (commercial item)
Downloading Chaku-Uta Full
Access websites directly from Music Player to download
Chaku-Uta Full® files.
View details (price, expiry date, etc.) on source website.
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Music 4 Main Folder
Download Music 7 YES
Handset connects to the Network and Download site appears.
Follow onscreen instructions to download files.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 USB Mode
4 microSD Mode
Connect handset to a PC via USB cable
Music Player
Panasonic brand "SD-Jukebox" is recommended. Purchase
SD-Jukebox from website below:
http://club.panasonic.jp/mall/sense/ (Japanese only)
・ Music CD to save
®
Activate SD-Jukebox on PC
Set a music CD on PC
Save music files to micro SD Card
See SD-Jukebox manual for usage information.
After saving, release USB cable from handset.
9-3
Transferring WMA Files
Transfer WMA files from PC to microSD Card via Windows
Media® Player. Up to 1000 files can be saved per microSD
Card.
Use PC with Windows Media Player installed.
When using Windows Media® Player 10 (10.00.00.3802 or later)/11 on
®
Windows® XP, use Windows® XP Service Pack 2 or later.
When using Windows Vista®, use Windows Media® Player 11.
Insert microSD Card into handset before preparing USB cable
(Transferring Data via USB Cable: ZP.11-17)
Music Player
9-4
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 USB Mode
4 MTP Mode
Connect handset to a PC via USB cable
Follow Windows Media® Player operations to transfer WMA files from
PC to microSD Card.
Refer to Windows Media® Player Help for operations.
Terminate all software applications before disconnecting USB cable.
Note
Do not remove microSD Card while transferring files to microSD Card.
Files may be damaged.
WMA files overwrite existing files with same name in handset when
copied from PC. To check file names, refer to Windows Media® Player
Help.
942P may not recognize WMA files saved to a microSD on a different
handset. Handset may not recognize WMA files from PCs if USB Mode
is set to MTP Mode . Delete WMAudio and WMSystem folders in My
Items (MY FOLDER) on microSD, or format microSD Card (ZP.10-20)
via PC. Formatting microSD deletes all saved files.
To play WMA files on handset, save files to WMFile (ZP.10-22) on
microSD Card and play the files from PC Movies folder in Data Folder.
Using Music Player
Playback Window Indicators
Item
❶ File Number/Total Number
❷ Title
❸ Artist
❹ Status
❷
❸
❺ Elapsed Time/Total Time
❻ Play Mode Indicators
❼ Equalizer Setting
❺❻ ❼
❽ ❾
❽ Stereo/Monaural
❾ Listening Setting
Remaster Setting ON
Bluetooth® Device
Connected
Volume
Lyric
URL
Music Player
❹
❶
Description
—
—
—
—
—
Play only one
Repeat one
Repeat all
Random
Random play&repeat
DEMO
Normal
H.BASS1
H.BASS2
Train
Stereo
Monaural
Surround-sound
Natur 1
Natur 2
—
—
—
—
—
9-5
Note
Playing Music
Alternatively, play music from Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Music Player
mp4/3gp files in Ring Songs&Tones folder can also be played in Music
Press and hold
Player Menu window appears.
Last playback window appears.
S[Menu] 7 Player menu to show
Player Menu window.
Player.
Missed Call/New Message Notification Tone (ZP.18-8) is unavailable
during playback while handset closed.
Player Menu Window
Select a category (See below)
Music Player
Item
All Tracks
Play List
Artist
Album
Genre
Operation/Description
Select files from handset & microSD Card
Select group of files saved to Play List
Select files from Artist folder
Select files from Album folder
Select files from Genre folder
★ appears for currently/previously played Play List.
9-6
Select a file
Selected file plays.
★ appears for currently/previously played file.
Playback Window Operations: ZP.9-7
To end playback, A[
Changing Play Mode
Press and hold
S[Menu] 7 Play mode setting
Player Menu window or Playback window appears.
Select an item (See below)
Item
Normal
Play only one
Repeat one
Repeat all
Random
Random
play&repeat
Operation/Description
Play all files in selected category/Play List
Play selected file
Repeat selected file
Repeat all files in selected category/Play List
Play selected category/Play List files randomly
Repeat selected category/Play List files randomly
Background Music
Playback Window Operations
Listen to music while using other handset functions.
While music plays,
[BGM]
To end, L in Standby 7 End player
Playing Chaku-Uta Full®/WMA Files as Demo
Select an item (See below)
Item
Main Folder
WMA
Operation/Description
View Chaku-Uta Full® list
＞
a folder
＞Select
To view file list in handset/microSD Card:
[Phone/microSD]
View WMA list
[Change] to toggle display views in Chaku-Uta Full® and WMA
list.
When playback time is over
three seconds, previous file
plays from beginning.
or press and hold
Fast-rewind
Press and hold
Fast-forward
Press and hold
Pause/Resume
Stop
A[
View Next Jacket/Lyric
View Previous Jacket/Lyric
Toggle Jacket/Lyric Display
Toggle Playlist/Playback
Window*
[List/Player]
Play Background*
[BGM]
Music Player
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Music
or
or press and hold
Play Previous*
Play Next*
Note
Some functions cannot operate simultaneously.
Volume or play mode change is not available during Play Background.
Adjust Volume
Toggle Remaster On/Off (ZP.9-8)
Toggle Sound Effect (Listening)
Modes (ZP.9-8)
Toggle Equalizer Modes (ZP.9-8)
* Not available for playback as a demo
Select a Chaku-Uta Full® or WMA file
Demonstration playback starts.
9-7
Functions while Playing Files
■■Set Sound Effect
＞
playing file, S[Menu] 7 Sound effect 7 Select an item
＞While
(See below)
Item
Remaster
Listening
Music Player
9-8
Equalizer
Operation/Description
Complement sound from earphone or Bluetooth® device
to bring close to original sound
＞ or OFF
＞ON
Add listening effect to sound from earphone or Bluetooth®
device
＞
an item
＞Select
・Surround-sound : Reproduce natural and
stereophonic sound
・Natur 1 or Natur 2 : Complement sound specific to
earphone to reproduce natural sound
・OFF : Turn off Listening setting
Change quality of sound from earphone or Bluetooth®
device
＞
an item
＞Select
・Normal : Reproduce normal sound
・H. BASS1 : Enhance low-pitched sound
・H. BASS2 : Enhance low-pitched sound even more
・Train : Minimize sound leakage
■■Functions Available in Playback Window
＞
playing file, S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞While
Item
Player menu
Play mode
setting
Sound effect
Music info
Connect to
Website
Display Image
Display lyric
Previous image/
Previous lyric
Next image/
Next lyric
Operation/Description
Show Player menu
Change play mode (ZP.9-6)
(ZLeft)
Show song title, artist and playback time
Open site link
＞
＞YES
Show jacket
Show lyric
Show previous jacket or lyric
Show next jacket or lyric
Item
Move to
microSD1
Add folder1
Multiplechoice1
Chaku-Uta Full®/WMA List
From
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Music
■■Functions Available in Chaku-Uta Full® Folder List
＞
Folder 7 Highlight a folder 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Main
(See below)
Operation/Description
＞
folder name
＞Enter
＞
folder name
＞Enter
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
＞
memory status/total files
＞Confirm
■■Functions Available in Chaku-Uta Full®/WMA File List
＞
Folder or WMA (7 Select a folder) 7 Highlight a file 7
＞Main
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Set as ring
tone (Fullsong
ring tone)1
Set as ring
tone (Point
ring tone)1
Music info
Move1
Operation/Description
Set Chaku-Uta Full® as ringtone
ring tone 7 Select an item
＞
＞Fullsong
Set a segment of Chaku-Uta Full® as ringtone
ring tone 7 Select a segment 7 Select an
＞
＞Point
item
To confirm segment: A[Play]
Show song title, artist and playback time
＞
a storage
＞Select
Music Player
＞
folder name
＞Enter
Select multiple Chaku-Uta Full® files
＞
Chaku-Uta Full® files 7 S[Menu] 7
＞Check
Delete , Move or Send Ir data 7 Operate selected
item
Open site link
Connect to
＞
Website1
＞YES
Display image Show jacket
Memory
Memory status/total number of files appears
Status
Delete all WMA licenses
DEL all
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
licenses2
＞Enter
Delete this
＞
＞YES
Delete all
Delete all files in folder
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Attach to
Attach file to S! Mail/PC Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
message1
Send Ir data1 (ZP.11-3)
IC
(ZP.11-5)
transmission1
Take contents (ZP.10-5)
key1
■■Confirm Memory Status
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Memory Status
Item
Add folder
Edit folder
name
Delete folder
Memory
Status
Operation/Description
Move a Chaku-Uta Full® to microSD Card
Chaku-Uta Full® files only
WMA files only
9-9
Note
Using Play List
Create WMA Play Lists (using Windows Media® Player) or SD Audio Play
Lists (using SD-Juke Box) on PC. Maximum number of Play Lists to
create and songs to save is as follows:
WMA Play Lists: 100 Play Lists; 250 songs per list
SD Audio Play Lists: 99 Play Lists; 99 songs per list
Use Play List to organize Data Folder music files.
Select Music folder files to create Play List links to each file
in its original folder.
Creating New Play Lists
Save up to 30 Play Lists with up to 100 songs per list.
Music files saved on microSD Card are also savable.
Music Player
Press and hold
Play List 7 S[Menu] 7
Create play list 7 Select a
category and show file list 7 Check
files to save to Play List 7
A[Finish]
Player Menu window or Playback window appears.
When Playback window appears, S[Menu] 7 Player menu to
show Player Menu window
Enter a Play List name
Playing Songs from Play List
Press and hold
Play List 7 Select a Play List
Player Menu window or Playback window appears.
When Playback window appears, S[Menu] 7 Player menu to
show Player Menu window
To play back selected Play List from the
beginning: A[Play]
Select a file
Selected file plays back.
Play List Window
Note
mp4/3gp files in Ring Songs&Tones folder can also be added to Play
List.
9-10
Play List Contents
Window
Play List
Press and hold
4 Play List
S[Menu] 4 Player menu)
(4 c
■■Functions Available in Play List Window
＞
a Play List) S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞(Highlight
Edit pl. list
name
Add
Delete
play list
Operation/Description
Open Player menu
Change play mode (ZP.9-6)
Create a new Play List (ZP.9-10)
Copy Play List
＞
a Play List name
＞Enter
Edit Play List name
＞ Play List name
＞Edit
Add files to Play List
＞
a category, and open a Play List 7 Check files
＞Select
to add 7 A[Finish]
＞
an item 7 Operate selected item
＞Select
Item
Player menu
Play mode
setting
Music info
Add
Operation/Description
Open Player menu
Change play mode (ZP.9-6)
Show song title, artist and playback time
Add files to Play List
＞
a category, and show contents window 7
＞Select
Check files to add 7 A[Finish]
DEL from
Delete files from Play List
play list
＞
an item 7 Operate selected item
＞Select
Order to play ＞Select
＞
a file from Play List to change playing order 7
to change order 7
[Select]
Repeat steps above to change order 7 A[Set]
Add to
Add files to another Play List
one or Add some (7 For Add some , check
＞
play list
＞Add
files 7 A[Finish]) 7 Select a Play List
Display image Show jacket
Music Player
Item
Player menu
Play mode
setting
Create
play list
Copy play list
■■Functions Available in Play List Contents Window
＞
a Play List 7 (Highlight a file) 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Select
(See below)
9-11
9
Music Player
9-12
Managing Files
Data Folder.......................................................... 10-2
microSD Card..................................................... 10-18
Data Folder Structure.................................................................10-2
microSD Card Installation........................................................10-19
Format microSD Card...............................................................10-20
Viewing microSD Card Files.....................................................10-20
Handset Data Backup..............................................................10-21
PC File Transfers......................................................................10-22
microSD Card Functions...........................................................10-23
Opening Files....................................................... 10-4
Viewing & Playing Files..............................................................10-4
Copy Protected Files..................................................................10-5
Options.....................................................................................10-6
Using/Editing Still Images................................. 10-11
Editing Still Images..................................................................10-11
Creating Animations................................................................10-12
Saving Still Images to Phone Book...........................................10-13
Variety Photo Viewer......................................... 10-24
Viewing Still Images................................................................10-24
Slideshow................................................................................10-26
10
Playing Videos................................................... 10-13
Playing Videos/PC Movies........................................................10-13
Playing Videos Recorded on HDD Recorder...............................10-14
File Playback Functions............................................................10-15
Managing Folders/Files..................................... 10-16
Managing Folders....................................................................10-16
Using Play List.........................................................................10-17
10-1
Data Folder
Save, play and manage files downloaded from Internet, etc.
Save still images/videos captured by Camera, downloaded data or data copied/moved from SoftBank handset to microSD Card.
Data Folder Structure
Pictures2
10
Managing Files
Ring
Songs&Tones2
S! Appli2
Widget2
Music
10-2
Folder
Download Pictures
Variety Photo Viewer
Main Folder
Camera
Download My Pict.
My
Pictograms お気に入り
顔文字, 装飾, etc.
Mail Art
Mail Art (download)
Pre-installed
Original Animation
DL Ring Songs&Tones
Main Folder
Pre-installed
Voice Announce
Play List
Download S! Appli
Download Widget
Main Folder2 Download Music
Initial Folder
WMA3
Function/Saved Data
Connect to download site
Activate Variety Photo Viewer
Downloaded still images, etc.
Still images captured by Camera, etc.
Connect to download site
Downloaded pictograms, etc.
Preinstalled pictograms
Connect to download site
Preinstalled still images
Display still images continuously
Connect to download site
Downloaded ring songs/tones, etc.
Preinstalled ring songs/tones
Data recorded by Voice Announce
Play back Play List
Connect to download site
Connect to download site
Connect to download site
Downloaded Chaku-Uta Full®
WMA Files transferred from PC
File Format1
JPEG, GIF (.gif including
Interlaced GIF),
GIF Pictogram Package File
(.gpk), SWF (.swf Flash
Animation),
PNG (.png including Interlaced
PNG)
SMF, SP-MIDI, AMR, SMAF
and MPEG-4 formatted files
(.mid, .midi, .amr, .mmf, .3gp,
.mp4)
–
WGT (.wgt), SWGT (.swgt)
MP4, SMC, WMA (.3gp, .mp4,
.smc, .wma)
Function/Saved Data
Connect to download site
Downloaded video files, etc.
Video files recorded by Camera
Preinstalled video files
Videos transferred from HDD Recorder
Play back Play List
Play back video files from saved resume position
PC movie files saved from PCs
Play PC movie files from a saved resume position
Select a file from playback history
Still images recorded by Digital TV
Programs recorded on handset
Play back video files from saved resume position
Connect to download site (Osaifu-Keitai®: ZP.13-9)
Connect to download site
Customized
Screen2
Templates
Font
Customized Screen
Connect to download site
Download Templates
Download Font
Main Folder
Pre-installed
Main Folder
Connect to download site
Connect to download site
Downloaded fonts
Pre-installed fonts
Incompatible files attached to mail4
Other
Documents2
Some copy protected files have extensions different from above.
When microSD Card is installed, press
[microSD] in Folder list to view data saved in microSD Card.
Available only when microSD Card is inserted.
Some attachment files cannot be saved in Other Documents.
File Format1
MP4 (including .mp4, .3gp,
SDV), ASF (.asf)
WMA (.wma), WMV (.wmv),
ASF (.asf)
JPEG (.jpg)
TOD (.tod), MOI (.moi),
MAI (.mai), PGI (.pgi)
–
CCF (.ccf), XMDF (.zbf, .zbk,
.zbs), BMO (.bmo)
CUSR (.xcsf)
–
MTF (.mtf)
10
Managing Files
Folder
Download Videos
Main Folder
Camera
Pre-installed
BD/DVD Recorder3
Play List
Position Memory
PC Movies
microSD3
Position Memory
Play History
TV
Image
Video3
Position Memory
Lifestyle-Appli Download
Books2
Download Books
Videos2
–
10-3
■■Operations while Playing Files from Ring Songs&Tones
Opening Files
Stop
Viewing & Playing Files
Volume
Attach to messages
Main Menu 4 Data Folder
Select a folder
In Folder List, press
to toggle handset
folder and microSD Card folder.
Pictures Folder
10
Select a folder 7 Select a file
Managing Files
File appears/plays.
To toggle list/thumbnail view:
[Change]
Still Image List
Window
When Shortcut to a Download Site is Selected
Handset connects to a download site on Internet.
■■Enlarge Still Images
＞
Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures 4 Select a folder 4 Select
＞Main
a file 4 S[Menu] 4 Display size 4 Fit in display
10-4
[Stop]
A[
Copy Protected Files
Playing/forwarding/saving may be restricted and Content
Key may be required for usage.
If Content Key is expired, obtain a new Key to use file.
Files downloaded on handset cannot be used on PCs.
Network setting may be required for usage.
File usage may require insertion of USIM Card in use at time of
download.
When set as wallpaper or ringtone, settings may return to defaults if
license has expired or different USIM Card is inserted.
Limited use files cannot be set as wallpaper or ringtone.
Obtaining Content Key
If Content Key is expired, a message appears when the file is opened. To
obtain a new Key, select YES . Handset connects to Content Key site.
Note
Alternatively, obtain Content Key as follows: Highlight a file 7
S[Menu] 7 Take contents key 7 YES
Depending on contents, some Content Keys may not be obtained from
websites even when warning for expired contents appears.
When 1000 Content Keys have been saved, a message appears. Delete
old Keys; otherwise downloads may fail (Connection fees apply).
Tip
10
Managing Files
or
(Silver) appears for copy protected files requiring Content Keys.
files are accessible. files are inaccessible.
appears on images
in Thumbnail view of expired files (Original icon appears for Books
folder).
When deleting
files or folders containing
files, confirmation
appears asking whether to delete corresponding Content Key. Other files
requiring same Content Key may become unusable.
See File Properties to confirm restrictions such as expiry term or usage
limitation (Options: ZP.10-6)
942P holds up to 1000 Content Keys. Multiple Keys may be required to
use a file.
Interrupted playback (by incoming calls or Alarm) of copy protected WMA
files with limited usage in Data Folder is also counted as one usage.
Using Copy Protected Files
●Back Up Content Key (ZP.10-24)
10-5
Options
Highlight a file in Data Folder 7 S[Menu] for the
following operations.
Some functions may not be available depending on files.
■■Pictures
10
Managing Files
10-6
Item
Operation/Description
Edit picture Edit files (ZP.10-11)
Display picture Open files
Set display* Set as wallpaper, Phone Book image, Menu Icons, etc.
＞
an item
＞Select
★ appears for item.
Picture info Show file name, file size, etc.
Attach to
Attach files to S! Mail/PC Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
message
Graphic mail Add selected files to Graphic Mail (ZP.14-9)
Post blog
Post file on a blog (ZP.8-7)
Send Ir data Send files via Infrared (ZP.11-3)
IC transmission Send files via IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
Add shortcut Create shortcuts (ZP.1-25)
icon
Copy to
Copy files to microSD Card
microSD
Move to
Move files to microSD Card
microSD
Set where to paste files in Standby
Positioning
＞
a position
＞Select
Edit file name Edit file names
Move
Move files to other folders
Item
Slideshow
Delete this
Delete all
Multiplechoice
Memory
Status
Sort
Operation/Description
Show files in a folder continuously. Select display speed
or Slow
＞
＞Normal
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Select multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Check
Show memory information
Change display order of files
＞
an order
＞Select
Toggle list views
Pictures/
Alternatively,
[Change] to toggle
File names
Take contents Connect to site for Content Key
key
* B efore setting a file as Video Call related item (except for Incoming/
Outgoing Video Calls), set Select Images to Original (Change Outgoing
Image: ZP.18-13).
To set a file as Menu Icon related item, set Menu Icons to Customize
(ZP.18-4).
If incoming calls arrive or handset is turned off while My Pictograms
package file (.gpk) is being uncompressed, some pictograms in package
file may not open. Retry uncompressing.
Tip
●Enlarge Still Images (ZP.10-4)
●Editing Still Images (ZP.10-11)
●Creating Animations (ZP.10-12)
●Saving Still Images to Phone Book (ZP.10-13)
■■Ring Songs&Tones
Sort
Copy files to microSD Card
Item
Paste on
Stand-by
Widget
Information
Attach to
message
Send Ir data
IC
transmission
Move to
microSD
Delete this
Show titles, file names, etc.
Delete all
Show memory information
Multiplechoice
Operation/Description
Edit file names
Play back files
＞ as ringtone
＞Set
★ appears for item.
Create shortcuts (ZP.1-25)
Attach files to S! Mail/PC Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
Send files via Infrared (ZP.11-3)
Send files via IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
＞
a type
＞Select
・Delete this 7 YES
・Delete select 7 Check files to delete 7
A[Finish] 7 YES
・Delete all 7 Enter Phone Password 7 YES
Change display order of files
＞
an order
＞Select
Move files to other folders
Move files to microSD Card
Operation/Description
(ZP.7-2)
Show file names, sizes, etc.
Attach files to S! Mail/PC Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
Send files via Infrared (ZP.11-3)
Send files via IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
Move files to microSD Card
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Select multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Check
10
Managing Files
Item
Edit file name
Play melody
Set as ring
tone
Add shortcut
icon
Attach to
message
Send Ir data
IC
transmission
Copy to
microSD
Song·Tone
info
Memory
Status
Delete
■■Widget
Move
Move to
microSD
Take contents Connect to site for Content Key
key
10-7
■■S! Appli/Lifestyle-Appli
Item
Start
Security level
S! Appli info
Add shortcut
icon
Move to
microSD
Delete
10
Managing Files
10-8
Operation/Description
Activate S! Appli or Lifestyle-Appli
Set security level (ZP.16-4)
Show file names, file sizes, etc.
Create shortcuts (ZP.1-25)
Move files to microSD Card
(Lifestyle-Appli cannot be moved)
Delete files
＞
＞YES
■■Music
See "Functions Available in Chaku-Uta Full®/WMA File List" (ZP.9-9)
■■Videos
Item
Register
Video info
Attach to
message
Post blog
Send Ir data
IC transmission
Copy to
microSD
Move to
microSD
Move
Operation/Description
Set as ringtones, Standby Display or Start-up display
Show titles, file names, etc.
Attach files to S! Mail/PC Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
Post file on a blog (ZP.8-7)
Send files via Infrared (ZP.11-3)
Send files via IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
Copy files to microSD Card
Move files to microSD Card
Move files to other folders
Item
Operation/Description
Add shortcut Create shortcuts (ZP.1-25)
icon
Edit file name Edit file names
Delete this
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
MultipleSelect multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
choice
＞Check
Memory
Show memory information
Status
Sort
Change display order of files
＞
an order
＞Select
Listing
Change list view
[Change] to toggle views
Take contents Connect to site for Content Key
key
■■Books
■■PC Movies
Item
Contents info
Move
Copy
Multiplechoice
Comment
view
Memory Status
Delete this
Delete all
Operation/Description
Show titles, file names, etc.
Move files to other folders
Copy files to other folders
Select multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Check
Show descriptions
■■TV
See Pictures folder for still images.
Item
Edit title
Video info
Add shortcut
icon
Delete
Operation/Description
＞
titles
＞Enter
Show titles, channel names, etc.
Create shortcuts (ZP.1-25)
Operation/Description
Play back files
Open site link
Show file names, file sizes, etc.
Copy files to microSD Card
Move files to microSD Card
Add folders
Edit file names
Move files to other folders
Connect to site for Content Key
Delete files
＞
＞YES
10
Managing Files
Show memory information
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Item
Play
Connect to
Website
Book info
Copy to
microSD
Move to
microSD
Add folder
Edit file name
Move
Take contents
key
Delete
＞
an item
＞Select
・Delete this 7 YES
・Delete selected 7 Check files to delete 7
A[Finish] 7 YES
・Delete all 7 Enter Phone Password 7 YES
Memory Status Show memory information
Listing
Change list view
[Change] to toggle views
10-9
■■Customized Screen
Item
Preview
Collective
Setting
File info
Copy to
microSD
Move to
microSD
Edit file name
Delete this
10
Delete all
Managing Files
Multiplechoice
Memory
Status
Sort
Operation/Description
Preview files
Set Customized Screen all at once
Show titles, file names, etc.
Copy files to microSD Card
Move files to microSD Card
Edit file names
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Select multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Check
Show memory information
Change display order of files
＞
an order
＞Select
Listing
Change list view
[Change] to toggle views
Take contents Connect to site for Content Key
key
Connect to
Open site link
Website
10-10
■■Templates
Item
Compose
S! Mail
Edit title
Template info
Delete this
Delete
selected
Delete All
Operation/Description
Send files via S! Mail (ZP.14-5)
Edit titles
Show title and file size
＞
＞YES
＞
files to delete 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
＞Check
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
■■Font
Item
Set
File info
Edit title
Delete this
Delete all
Multiplechoice
Memory
Status
Sort
Listing
Operation/Description
Apply selected font
Show file names, file sizes, etc.
Edit titles
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Select multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Check
Show memory information
Change display order of files
＞
an order
＞Select
Change list view
[Change] to toggle views
■■Other Documents
Item
File info
Attach to
message
Copy to
microSD
Edit file name
Move
Delete this
Delete all
Edit file names
Move files to other folders
Delete a file
＞
＞YES
Delete all files
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Select multiple files to use
＞
files to use 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
＞Check
Show memory information
Change display order of files
＞
an order
＞Select
Note
Titles of mp4/3gp Ring Songs&Tones files and Videos/Music/Customized
Screen files appear in respective lists. Files without titles appear with
file names (created when files are saved to handset). Titles cannot be
changed; edited file names may not appear in lists.
Using/Editing Still Images
Editing Still Images
Edit features are not available for all file types.
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures
Select a folder 7 Select a file 7 S[Menu] 7
Edit picture
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Operation/Description
to move stamp 7
[Put]
Marker stamp ＞Select
＞
a stamp 7
Following options are available when positioning a
stamp:
・To rotate or scale up/down: S[Menu] 7
Select an item
・To start over: A[Cancel]
To add: A[Add]
＞
a frame
Frame
＞Select
・To rotate 180 degrees: S[Menu] 7
180° rotation
・To change frame:
・To return to frame list: A[Cancel]
Character
to move text 7
[Put]
＞
text 7
＞Enter
stamp
To change content/color/font/size: When positioning
stamp, S[Menu] 7 Operate selected item
To start over: A[Cancel] after positioning
Next Page
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Managing Files
Multiplechoice
Memory
Status
Sort
Operation/Description
Show file names, file sizes, etc.
Attach files to S! Mail/PC Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on
P.14-4)
Copy files to microSD Card
10-11
Item
Fit in screen
Change size
Trim away
Retouch
Rotate
Brightness
Attach to
message1 2
10
Managing Files
Post blog1 2
Save1
to specify area 7
[Set]
＞
a size 7
＞Specify
To start over: After specifying area, A[Cancel]
＞
an item
＞Select
To start over: A[Cancel]
＞ to right , 90° to left or 180°
＞90°
To start over: A[Cancel]
＞＞ to adjust brightness
Attach edited file to S! Mail/PC Mail
＞＞ [Set] 7 Compose message (ZFrom Step 2 on
P.14-4)
Alternatively, A[
] to attach image to a
message
Post on a blog
＞＞ [Set] 7 Post on a blog(ZP.8-7)
Overwrite/rename to save edited files
Available after other editing operations.
File is automatically saved.
10-12
Operation/Description
Change image size to Standby (480 x 854)
＞
＞YES
＞
a size
＞Select
To start over: A[Cancel]
[Set] 7
[Save]
YES (Overwrite) or NO (Save as)
Creating Animations
Saving Original Animation
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures 4 Original Animation
7 <1st> - <20th>
A[Finish]
Select a folder 7 Select a file
Repeat Step 2.
Functions Available in Original Animation List
In Original Animation list, press S[Menu] for following
operations.
Item
Edit title
Org. animation
Display
picture
Set display
Picture info
Release
animation
Operation/Description
＞
title
＞Enter
Add more files to an Original Animation (ZAbove)
Play back an Original Animation
Alternatively, select an Original Animation from list to
play back.
Set an Original Animation as Standby display, etc.
＞
item to set Original Animation as
＞Select
View item set for Set display
Cancel a saved Original Animation
＞
＞YES
Saving Still Images to Phone Book
Savable sizes:
・ Standby (480 x 854) or smaller in JPEG or GIF format (up to 300 Kbytes)
・ VGA (640 x 480) or smaller in PNG format
Save images to up to 100 Phone Book entries.
Still images cannot be saved to USIM Card Phone Book entries.
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures
Select a folder 7 Select a file 7 S[Menu] 7
Set display 7 Phone Book
New Entry
Add to Existing Entry
Add 7 Select entry 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
Playing Videos/PC Movies
Main Menu 4 Data Folder
Play Videos
Videos 7 Select a folder 7 Select a file
Play PC Movies
PC Movies 7 microSD 7 Select a file
To toggle file list views:
[Change]
■■Playback Operations
Some operations are not available depending on files.
Operation descriptions are based on Normal Position.
Adjust Volume
Play Previous
or
Starts from beginning when playback time is
over three seconds.
Play Next
Fast-rewind1
Press and hold
Fast-forward1
Press and hold
Playback Position2
repeatedly
Change Speed
A[
Mute/Resume
S[
Pause/Resume
Play Frame by
Frame1
10
Managing Files
New 7 Enter details (7 From Step 2 on P.4-3) 7
A[Finish]
Playing Videos
While pausing, A[Frame]
Play back frame by frame
10-13
Toggle Views
Toggle: Portrait View 7 Landscape View (fit
to Display size) 7 Full-size Landscape View2
Toggle Remaster
On/Off (ZP.9-8)
Toggle Sound Effect
(Listening) Modes
(ZP.9-8)
Toggle Equalizer
Modes (ZP.9-8)
Videos only
May be unavailable depending on image size.
■■Functions Available in Video Window
Some functions may be unavailable depending on the file type.
Operation descriptions are based on Portrait View.
Adjust Volume
Play Previous
Chapter
Skip (Forward)
Managing Files
Playing Videos Recorded on HDD Recorder
Transfer programs recorded on HDD recorder to microSD
Card via USB cable (not included) for playback on handset.
Fast-rewind
recorder (ZP.11-17).
Fast-forward
Select a file
While playing/pausing, press and hold
Skip about 10 seconds backward.
To play back:
Play back at normal speed during 10x
To play back:
Play back at normal speed during 10x
Playback Position
repeatedly
Change Speed
A[
Mute/Resume
S[
Pause/Resume
Play Frame by
Frame
10-14
While playing/pausing, press and hold
Skip about 30 seconds forward.
fast-rewind. Play back at 10x speed during
30x fast-rewind.
wireless audio output (ZP.11-10).
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Videos 4 BD/DVD Recorder
playback returns to beginning of current
chapter.
fast-forward. Play back at 10x speed during
30x fast-forward.
Set USB Mode to microSD Mode before connecting handset to HDD
For details about transferring videos, see HDD recorder manuals.
Use Earphone Microphone for stereo sound. Use a Bluetooth® device for
When three seconds into the chapter,
Play Next Chapter
Skip (Rewind)
10
or
While pausing, A[Frame]
Play back frame by frame
■■Functions Available in Video/PC Movie Playback Window
Toggle Views
Toggle: Portrait View 7 Landscape View (fit
to Display size) 7 Full-size Landscape View
Toggle Remaster
On/Off (ZP.9-8)
Toggle Sound Effect
(Listening) Modes
(ZP.9-8)
Toggle Equalizer
Modes (ZP.9-8)
File Playback Functions
■■Play Back from Play History (PC Movies Only)
＞
Menu 4 Data folder 4 PC Movies 4 Play History
＞Main
4 Select a record
＞
playback is paused, S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞While
Item
Normal play1
Slow1
Quick View
(1.25x)1
Quick
View(2x)1
Fast2
Rewind2
Stop
Position to
play
Connect to
Website1
Operation/Description
Play at normal speed
Play at slow speed
Play 1.25 times faster than normal
Play at double speed
Forward
Rewind
Return to Videos/PC Movies List window
Start playback from specified point
[Set]
＞＞ to highlight a play point 7
Open site link
＞
＞YES
Sound effect Remaster , Listening or Equalizer (ZP.9-8)
Contents info2 Show title, file name, etc.
Position
Save resume position
＞
a resume position
memory
＞Select
To play back from a saved position: ZLeft
Attach file to a message to send or post on a blog
Mail/blog1
＞
an item
＞Select
・Attach to message (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
・Post blog (ZStep 1 on P.8-7)
10
Managing Files
■■Play Back from a Resume Position
Resume playback (videos/PC Movies) from a saved position.
＞
Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Videos or PC Movies
＞Main
4 Position Memory 4 Select an item
Save a resume position: ZRight
Marker to resume is a resume position automatically saved when a
call arrives, alarm goes off, battery runs low, or playback is terminated.
Some operations are not available depending on files.
10-15
10
Item
Register
(Ringtones)1
Operation/Description
Set as ringtone
＞
7 Select a type
＞Ringtones
★ appears for item set as ringtone.
Managing Folders/Files
Register
(Stand-by
Display/Start-up
Window)1
Video info1
Send Ir data1
IC transmission1
Add shortcut
icon1
Description2
Save a file as Standby Display or Start-up Window
＞
an item 7 YES
＞Select
The following operations are available in Pictures, Music,
Books, Videos, Ring Songs&Tones and Other Documents.
Managing Files
Copy URL2
Display size
Change to
full1
10-16
Managing Folders
Main Menu 4 Data Folder
Show title, file name, etc.
Send file via Infrared (ZP.11-3)
Send file via IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
Create a shortcut (ZP.1-25)
Show file information
words view or Description view
＞
＞The
Copy URL
Select a display size
size or Fit in display
＞
＞Actual
Toggle: Portrait View 7 Landscape View (fit to Display
size) 7 Full-size Landscape View3
To toggle views:
Video files only
PC movie files only
May be unavailable depending on image size.
Select a folder 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item
(See below)
Item
Operation/Description
Add folder
Create user folders
Edit folder
Edit user folder names
name
Delete folder Delete a user folder
＞
Phone Password 7 YES 7 YES
＞Enter
Folder
Hide files in folder unless Phone Password is entered
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
security1
＞Enter
appears for folder.
To cancel: Repeat the step
＞
Phone Password 7 YES 7 YES
Delete all
＞Enter
image2
Edit Play
Edit Play Lists
List3
Release Play Cancel edited Play Lists
List3
＞
＞YES
Item
Select
storage4
Memory
Status5
Operation/Description
Specify folders on microSD Card to save files to
＞
＞YES
Folders cannot be specified when saving Books files.
View memory capacity/number of saved files
Pictures/Videos folders only
Pictures folder only
Play List folder in Ring Songs&Tones folder only
microSD Card only
Music folder only
Using Play List
Use Play List to organize Data Folder Ring Songs&Tones/
Videos files.
Select Ring Songs&Tones, Music or Videos folder files to
create Play List links to each file in its original folder.
Creating Ring Songs&Tones Play Lists
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Ring Songs&Tones
Highlight Play List 7 S[Menu] 7 Edit Play List
A[Finish]
Select a number 7 Select a folder 7 Select a file
Repeat Step 2.
■■Play Back Play List
＞
Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Ring Songs&Tones 4 Play List
＞Main
Files are played back in the saved order.
10
Managing Files
■■Delete a File
＞
Step 1, select a file 7 Release this
＞After
■■Delete All Files
＞ Step 1, S[Menu] 7 Release Play List 7 YES
＞In
Note
mp4/3gp files cannot be added to Play List except in Music Player Play
List.
10-17
Creating Video Play Lists
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Videos 4 Play List
10
Select a Play List
A[Finish]
Select a number 7 Select a folder 7 Select a file
Repeat Step 2.
Managing Files
■■Play Back Play Lists
＞
Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Videos 4 Play List 4 Highlight a
＞Main
Play List 7 A[Play]
Files are played back in the saved order.
■■Delete Files
＞
Step 1, (highlight a file 7) S[Menu] 7 Delete this or
＞After
DEL all from list 7 YES
■■Change Order
＞
Step 1, S[Menu] 7 Oder to play 7 Select a file 7 Select a
＞After
target 7 A[Finish] 7 A[Finish]
10-18
microSD Card
942P is compatible with up to 2 GB commercial microSD Cards and up
to 16 GB commercial microSDHC Cards (as of December 2009).
For information on memory card compatibility, visit the website
below (Japanese). Note that microSD Cards not listed on the website
may not function properly.
・ From Yahoo! Keitai
P-egg (as of December 2009)
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 Bookmarks
4 Panasonic Site (P-egg)
・ From PC
http://panasonic.jp/mobile/
Not all operations are guaranteed by the microSD/microSDHC Cards
listed.
Format new microSD/microSDHC Cards for use with handset
(ZP.10-20).
Note
SoftBank is not liable for damages from accidental loss/alteration of
microSD Card information. Keep a copy of Phone Book entries, etc. in a
separate place.
microSD Card has no write protect feature; there is a risk of accidental
erasure/overwriting of files.
microSD Card Installation
Turn off handset before inserting/removing microSD Card.
Battery Installation: ZP.1-15
Removing
Push microSD Card in
microSD Card pops out with a light push.
Inserting
Insert microSD Card until it clicks
10
flashes. microSD Card may be damaged or files lost.
microSD Card Check
When microSD Card is installed correctly, appears. If appears,
microSD Card cannot be used. Remove microSD Card from handset, and
re-insert it. If does not disappear, execute Check microSD (ZP.10-23)
or format microSD Card (ZP.10-20).
(Display Indicator: ZP.1-10)
microSD Card may pop out when inserting/removing it.
Managing Files
Note
Do not turn off handset or remove battery/microSD Card while
10-19
Format microSD Card
Select a category
Formatting microSD Card deletes all saved files/data.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup
S[Menu] 7 microSD format
Note
Do not turn handset power off or remove microSD Card or battery while
formatting; may damage handset or microSD Card.
microSD Cards formatted on other devices may not be used. Format
microSD Card on 942P before use.
Handset cannot format incompatible microSD Cards.
If format fails, turn power off and remove microSD Card from handset.
Reinsert microSD Card and format it again.
10
Category List
Enter Phone Password 7 YES
Select a file
Backup date appears as file name.
File List
Managing Files
Select a data
Data List
Viewing microSD Card Files
View Phone Book entries, Calendar events, Tasks, mail
messages, Notepads and Bookmarks backed up on microSD
Card.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup
Detailed Data
Note
If messages on microSD Card do not appear correctly, copy messages to
handset (ZP.10-21) and execute Charset Conversion (ZP.14-23).
10-20
Handset Data Backup
Back up handset data (Phone Book, Calendar, Tasks, Messages,
Notepad, Bookmarks, Content Keys) to microSD Card; restore
handset data after accidental loss/alteration.
Highlight a file 7 S[Menu] 7 Add to phone or
Overwrite to phone 7 Enter Phone Password
Backing up to microSD Card
Restore All Files
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup
Enter Phone Password 7 YES
All files of selected category are backed up to microSD Card.
■■One File Backup
＞
a file 7 S[Menu] 7 Copy to microSD 7 YES
＞Open
Restoring from microSD Card
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup
Select a category
S[Menu] 7 Add all to phone or
Overwr. all to ph. 7 Enter Phone Password
YES
Note
Note that Overwrite to phone or Overwr. all to ph. erases all files
of same category on handset.
Video files of 100 MB or larger cannot be moved from microSD to
handset.
Files of 10 MB or larger except for Videos/Books files (BMO files)
10
Managing Files
Highlight a category 7 S[Menu] 7
Copy to microSD (7 For Bookmarks , select an
item)
Select a file 7 Highlight an item 7 S[Menu] 7
Add to phone
Restore One File
Back up Content Key: ZP.10-24
Restore One Item
cannot be moved/copied from microSD to handset.
Data backed up in other SoftBank handsets may not be restored in
942P depending on type and size.
Tip
●
Delete Items from microSD Card ●View microSD Card Memory Capacity
(ZP.10-23)
10-21
PC File Transfers
Folder Structure
Files moved or copied from handset to microSD Card are
organized as follows:
Save files in folders by file type.
10
Managing Files
10-22
DCIM
Still images saved to microSD Card
PRIVATE
MYFOLDER
Utility
Calendar
Calendar.BCK
Contacts
Contacts.BCK
Rights
Tasks.BCK
Tasks
Memo
Memo.BCK
Mail
Drafts.BCK
Drafts
Inbox
Inbox.BCK
Outbox.BCK
Outbox
Sent
Sent Messages.
BCK
Messages
My Items
Book
Bookmarks Bookmarks.BCK
Flash(R)
Games and More
Music
Other Documents
Pictograms
Pictures
Sounds & Ringtones
Videos
Calendar Backup files
Phone Book Backup files
Content Key Backup files
Tasks Backup files
Notepad Backup files
Drafts Backup files
Incoming Mail Backup files
Unsent Messages Backup files
Sent Messages Backup files
E-comics, etc.
Bookmarks Backup files
Flash® files
Widget
WMFile*
S! Appli
Sound files with .3gp, .mp4, .smc
Other files
My Pictograms
Still images moved/copied from
handset to Main Folder in microSD
Card
Sound files of:
up to 10 MB with .3gp, .mp4,
up to 300 KB with .mid, .midi,
.amr
Videos moved/copied from
handset to Main Folder in microSD
Card
Widget contents
PC movie files saved from PC to
microSD Card
SD_VIDEO
Videos saved to microSD Card
Videos recorded from Digital TV or transferred from HDD recorder.
Some copy protected files have extensions different from above.
When moving/copying videos from microSD Card to handset, file format
or file size may change.
* If WMFile does not appear in My Items (MYFOLDER), create and save a
folder titled WMFile.
Using Data on microSD Card
With a microSD Card inserted, connect handset with a PC
via USB cable (not included) to read/write data from/onto
microSD Card.
Following equipment is required:
Connector Cable: USB cable
PC: PC with USB port (Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 1.1/2.0
compliant)
Compatible Operating Systems: Windows® XP, Windows Vista® (Japanese
version in each)
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 USB Mode
4 microSD Mode
PC recognizes microSD Card.
appears in Standby (handset).
Note
Even if incoming call arrives, reading/writing data continues during
calls. After calls, check indicators on PC to see if reading/writing is
complete.
File names saved in microSD Card may not properly appear if changed
on PC.
■■Restore microSD Card items (Check microSD)
Use Check microSD to repair microSD Card data errors.
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup 4 S[Menu]
＞Main
4 Check microSD 4 YES
Do not turn handset power off or remove microSD Card or battery while
formatting; may damage handset or microSD Card.
It may take 30 seconds or longer to complete Check microSD depending
on data volume on microSD Card.
Handset cannot check incompatible or unformatted microSD Cards.
Handset may delete files and folders that fail to be restored.
■■Delete Items from microSD Card
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup 4 Select a category
＞Main
4 (Highlight a file 7) S[Menu] 4 Delete this or Delete all
(4 For Delete all, enter Phone Password) 4 YES
Content Key cannot be deleted.
■■View microSD Card Memory Capacity
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 microSD Backup 4 S[Menu]
＞Main
4 microSD info
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Managing Files
Connect handset to PC via USB cable while handset is
on
microSD Card Functions
10-23
10
Managing Files
■■Back Up Content Key
Copy Content Keys to microSD Card from handset or to handset from
microSD Card.
＞
Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Content Key
＞Main
4 Copy to microSD or Copy from microSD 4 Enter Phone
Password
Content Keys with expiration dates or usage limits cannot be backed up.
USIM Card inserted when Content Keys were moved to microSD Card
must be inserted to move Content Keys from microSD Card.
Some applications are not compatible with handset. Only Content Keys
for compatible applications are backed up. Also, note that some keys are
moved to microSD Card when backed up. Contact SoftBank Mobile
Customer Center, General Information for more information
(ZP.19-34).
Backing up Content Keys overwrites previously saved Content Key
backup.
Variety Photo Viewer
View still images in Pictures folder (Data Folder) using
Variety Photo Viewer. Slideshow is also available.
Variety Photo Viewer is available in Horizontal Open Position only.
Only JPEG files are supported by Variety Photo Viewer.
Viewing Still Images
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures
Variety Photo Viewer
Folder list appears.
Folder List
Select a folder
File list appears.
File List
10-24
3
Select a file
Available Operations
File image appears.
■■From Folder/List Window
In folder/file list window, press
[FUNC] for following operations. Follow
onscreen instructions.
Image Window
To zoom in/out:
[Zoom]/[Return]
To view previous/next file:
(For Touchpad operations, slide from
left to right for previous file or right to left for next file)
■■Operation Guide
＞
＞S[Guide]
Note
Copy protected files are not viewable.
Connect handset to a TV (ZP.11-18) and view images using Variety
Photo Viewer.
Operation/Description
Start slideshow (ZP.10-26)
Change theme for folder list
* Folder list window only
■■From Image Window
In Image Window, press
[FUNC] for following operations. Follow
onscreen instructions.
Item
Slideshow
Zoom
Rotate
Attach to
S! Mail
Post blog
Effect
Delete
Operation/Description
Start slideshow (ZP.10-26)
Enlarge to 200%
Each press rotates image 90° clockwise
Send file via S! Mail (ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4)
Post file to a blog (ZP.8-7)
Set slideshow effects
Delete file
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Managing Files
■■Toggle Icons On/Off
＞＞ [Icon]
Item
Slideshow
Kisekae*
Note
Some files may not appear right side up when posted to a blog.
■■Face Zoom
Face Zoom is available when a face is detected.
＞ Image Window, A[FaceZoom]
＞In
When more than one face is detected, each press zooms in on another
face.
10-25
Touchpad Operations
Use Touchpad operations in Variety Photo Viewer.
Touchpad: ZP.1-23
■■Scroll Page/Screen
Slide left/right to scroll files in File List.
Slide left/right to scroll images in Image Window.
Slideshow
View files in succession.
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures
4 Variety Photo Viewer
View All Images
[FUNC] 7 Slideshow
View Selected Folder
Select a folder 7
[FUNC] 7 Slideshow
Slideshow starts.
10
Note
Managing Files
Press and hold
files in all folders.
■■Zoom
Slide up/down to zoom in/out from Image Window.
10-26
in Standby from Horizontal Open Position to show
Slideshow Operations
Press
during slideshow to pause and open menu. Follow
onscreen instructions.
Item
Time
Effect
Face zoom
Random
Repeat
Operation/Description
Set slide display time
Set transition effects
Zoom in on faces
Shuffle files
Repeat slideshow
10
Managing Files
■■Change Slideshow Settings
Pause slideshow and select Settings . Follow onscreen instructions.
Note
Face zoom may be unavailable depending on file type.
10-27
10
Managing Files
10-28
Connectivity
Infrared................................................................ 11-2
Wi-Fi.................................................................. 11-11
Before Using Infrared.................................................................11-2
One/Multiple File Transfer..........................................................11-3
All File Transfers........................................................................11-3
Before Using Wi-Fi...................................................................11-11
Enabling/Disabling Wi-Fi..........................................................11-12
Registering/Connecting to Access Points..................................11-12
Functions Available for Wi-Fi....................................................11-15
IC Transmission.................................................... 11-4
One File Transfer........................................................................11-5
All File Transfers........................................................................11-5
Bluetooth®........................................................... 11-6
Before Using Bluetooth®............................................................11-6
Using Bluetooth®. .....................................................................11-7
Suspending Bluetooth® Functions..............................................11-8
Placing Bluetooth® Devices on Standby for Connection...............11-9
Sending/Receiving Phone Book..................................................11-9
Bluetooth® Functions...............................................................11-10
SoftBank Utility Software (Japanese)................ 11-16
USB (Japanese).................................................. 11-17
Setting USB Mode...................................................................11-17
Transferring Data via USB Cable...............................................11-17
Data Communication via USB Cable........................................11-17
AV Output.......................................................... 11-18
Connecting Handset to TV.......................................................11-18
11
11-1
Infrared
Transferable Files
Before Using Infrared
Condition
One file
Transferable file
○
Phone Book (Account Details)
○
Calendar events1
○
Tasks
○
Received message
○
Sent message
○
Drafts
○
Notepad
○
Ring Songs&Tones
○
Still image2 3
○
Video3
Bookmark
○
(Yahoo! Keitai, PC Site Browser)
○
Widget
Transfer Phone Book/Calendar events, messages, bookmarks
and Data Folder files wirelessly between handset and
compatible devices, including PCs and other mobiles.
942P infrared function is based on IrMC1.1, however, some IrMC1.1-
11
Connectivity
based device transmissions may not be transmitted/received within
specification.
Debris may inhibit infrared transfers; clean infrared ports with a soft cloth
beforehand.
Direct sunlight/fluorescent light may inhibit transfers.
Align infrared ports within 20 cm of one another and make sure no
objects are placed between them. Do not move the devices until transfer
is complete.
○: Transferable
Within 20 cm
—
—
Up to 100 each
—
—: Not transferable
Following files cannot transfer:
・ Files prohibited for transfers from 942P
・ Phone Book entries and SMS on USIM Card
If memory becomes full, remaining entries are truncated (Memory List:
ZP.19-25).
11-2
—
Saved Holidays/Memorial days not transferable
Including Flash® files
Multiple files transferable
Note
Infrared Port
All files
Up to 1000
Up to 1000
Up to 100
Up to 3000
Up to 1000
Up to 10
Up to 20
One/Multiple File Transfer
Transferable Files: ZP.11-2
Sending
Highlight a file, and follow the steps below
YES
Receiving
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Receive via Infrared 4 Receive
When a file is received, YES
Send files from sender side within 30 seconds.
To receive subsequent files, select YES .
Precaution
Receiving all files overwrites all saved files including secret/protected
files.
Sending all Phone Book entries transfers Account Details as well.
User-saved Account Details is overwritten on receiving handset
(handset number remains).
Session Number
Session number (4 digits) is required for all file transfers via Infrared and
IC transmission. Sender and recipient must enter same Session number to
complete transfers.
Sending
11
Highlight a file, and follow the steps below
Files to Send
Operation/Description
Phone Book S[Menu] 7 Send Ir data 7 Send all phonebook
Messages
S[Menu] 7 Send Ir data 7 Send All
Bookmarks
S[Menu] 7 Send to ExtrnlDvcs 7 Send Ir data
7 Send All
Other Files
S[Menu] 7 Send all Ir data
Connectivity
Files to Send
Operation/Description
Phone Book ＞S[Menu]
＞
7 Send Ir data 7 Send phonebook
Account
＞＞ [Ir]
Details
Messages
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Send Ir data 7 Send This
Bookmarks
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Send to ExtrnlDvcs 7
Send Ir data 7 Send This
Still Images/ ＞S[Menu]
＞
7 Send Ir data
Videos/
To send multiple files: S[Menu] 7
Widgets
Multiple-choice 7 Select files to send 7
S[Menu] 7 Send Ir data
Other Files
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Send Ir data
All File Transfers
Enter Phone Password 7 Enter Session number 7
YES
Recipient must enter the same Session number to start transfers.
11-3
Receiving
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Receive via Infrared 4 Receive All
Enter Phone Password 7 Enter same Session number
as sender's 7 YES 7 YES
Saved files are deleted, and transfer starts.
IC Transmission
Exchange files with another IC compatible handset using
reader/writer function.
Type of files and transfer conditions are same as those for infrared file
transfer (ZP.11-2).
Multiple file transfer is not available.
IC transmission is not available when IC Card Lock (ZP.13-12) is
activated.
When receiving dada, end all active functions.
If there is difficulty in file transfer, move a
logo close to or away from
the other logo or move each side up, down, left, or right.
Data cannot be sent during charging battery.
11
Connectivity
11-4
Align
logos of both handsets
One File Transfer
Before Receiving a File
Receive IC Datum is set to ON by default. When
Receive IC Datum is OFF , One File Transfer is unavailable.
To set Receive IC Datum on:
Main Menu 4 Tools or S! Appli 4 Osaifu-Keitai
4 IC Card Settings 4 Receive IC Datum 4 ON or OFF
Sending
Highlight a file, and follow the steps below
YES
Receiving
Align
YES
logo on sender side with 942P (recipient) 7
Precautions/Session number (ZP.11-3)
Sending
Highlight a file, and follow the steps below
Files to Send
Operation/Description
Phone Book ＞S[Menu]
＞
7 IC transmission 7
Send all phonebook
Messages
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 IC Transmission 7 Send All
Bookmarks
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Send to ExtrnlDvcs 7
IC transmission 7 Send All
Other Files
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 AllIC transmission
Enter Phone Password 7 Enter Session number 7
YES
Recipient must enter the same Session number to start transfers.
Receiving
Align
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Connectivity
Files to Send
Operation/Description
Phone Book ＞S[Menu]
＞
7 IC transmission 7
Send phonebook
Account
＞＞ [ICtrans]
Details
＞
Messages
＞S[Menu]
7 IC Transmission 7 Send This
Bookmarks
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Send to ExtrnlDvcs 7
IC transmission 7 Send This
Other Files
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 IC transmission
All File Transfers
logo on sender side with 942P (recipient)
YES 7 Enter Phone Password 7 Enter same Session
number as sender's
Saved files are deleted. Transfer starts.
11-5
Bluetooth®
Before Using Bluetooth®
Connect handset to Bluetooth devices to use functions
below.
®
Function
Handsfree Calls
(ZP.11-10)
Device
Headsets
Handsfree devices
Wireless Playback
Audio devices
(ZP.11-10)
11
Connectivity
Internet
PC
Connection
(ZP.11-10)
Sending/Receiving
PC
Phone Book
Handsets
(ZP.11-9)
Description
Version
Talk handsfree on handset
Play back sounds (Digital TV/
Video) or music (Music Player)
wirelessly from external
speaker
Supported Profiles1
Use handset as a modem for
wireless internet connection.
Output
Frequency Bands2
Communication Distance3
Send/receive Phone Book
entries wirelessly
Tip
Settings ●
Stop Ringtone Output to Headset/Handsfree Device
●Continue Calls on Handset when Bluetooth® is Disconnected
from Headset/Handsfree Device ●Always Make Calls from
Handset even when Headset is Connected ●Always Use
Handsfree Device to Make/Receive Calls (ZP.18-20)
11-6
Bluetooth® Specifications
Bluetooth® specification Ver.2.0+EDR
HSP: Headset Profile
HFP: Hands-Free Profile
A2DP: Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile
AVRCP: Audio/Video Remote Control
Profile
DUNP: Dial-up Networking Profile
OPP: Object Push Profile
Bluetooth® Power Class2
2.4GHz (2.402GHz-2.480GHz)
Approximately ten meters
B luetooth® connections are available with compatible devices supporting
the same profile.
Bluetooth® operates in the 2.4 GHz unlicensed frequency band. Depending
on other devices in use in the spectrum, Bluetooth® connection may slow
down/terminate, or range may decrease.
Affected by distance between devices, obstructions, signal conditions,
handset status, etc.
Notes
Using Bluetooth®
Bluetooth connection is not guaranteed with all Bluetooth devices.
Establish connections with certified Bluetooth® devices that meet the
®
®
specification standards developed by Bluetooth® SIG.
Due to the unique characteristics/specifications of a certified Bluetooth®
device, connections or transfers may fail; procedures, displayed results or
operations may vary from those described in the manual.
When data transfer is interrupted, it may take some time for process to
complete.
Noise may interfere with wireless or handsfree conversations depending
on the status of connected devices or signal conditions.
For details about headset/handsfree devices, see the device manuals.
Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi are not simultaneously available.
Radio Wave Interference with Wi-Fi Devices
Searching & Pairing Devices
Search other Bluetooth® devices.
Paired devices appear in Search&Paired Device list.
Bluetooth® Passkey is not necessary for paired devices.
Search up to 20 Bluetooth® devices at one time; pair with up to ten
Bluetooth® devices.
Place Bluetooth® devices on standby for connection.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bluetooth 4 Search&Paired Device
YES *
Select a device 7 YES 7 Enter Phone Password
Device search starts and names of found devices appear.
To search again: A[Search]
* If there are already paired devices in list, select a device 7 Select a
function
11
Connectivity
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices (IEEE802.11b/g) share the same frequency
band (2.4GHz). Use of both devices in close proximity may cause
interference, affecting transmission speed, clarity or connection quality. If
interference occurs:
Maintain at least 10 m between Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi devices.
Turn off Wi-Fi device when using Bluetooth® device within a 10 m
radius.
®
Pair Bluetooth® devices with handset beforehand to
establish connections for different Bluetooth® functions.
Select text entry field 7 Enter Bluetooth® Passkey
Select a Bluetooth® function
Next Page
11-7
Handset connects to Bluetooth® device. When complete, flashes in
blue. After no Bluetooth® connection is made for a certain time,
appears in black and Power saver mode starts.
When Bluetooth® device can connect to multiple services,
confirmation appears asking whether to connect to another service.
While connected,
(Blue) appears. While in Standby, (Gray)
appears.
When Dial-up is selected, handset stands by for connection
requests from other Bluetooth® devices.
Dial-up can be selected regardless of profile types.
❹ Protection
Indicator appears when registered contents are protected.
❺ Profile Status
Indicators appear to show profile status.
Icon
Bluetooth® Passkey
11
Connectivity
11-8
Bluetooth® Passkey (1 to 16 digits) is required to connect
Bluetooth® devices; sender and recipient must input the same code to
complete file transfers.
Bluetooth® Passkey is not necessary for paired devices.
■■Search&Paired Device List
❶ Device Type
Status
Not connected (Not paired)
Not connected (Paired)
Connected
Standby for connection
Preferred device
Not supported
Tip
Settings ●
Set Duration to Search for Bluetooth® Devices (ZP.18-20)
Suspending Bluetooth® Functions
❶
Indicators appear for different
types of devices.
❷
❸
❷ Device Name
❹
❺
Device names appear.
When no names are found,
Search&Paired
Device
Bluetooth® addresses appear.
❸ Connection Status
: Connected : Not connected : Not found : Not paired
Letter Color Background Color Frame Color
Blue
Gray
–
Blue
Gray
Blue
White
Green
–
Green
White
Green
White
Light green
–
Gray
Gray
–
Suspend all Bluetooth® functions connected or on standby
for connection, and disable Bluetooth®.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bluetooth
Bluetooth OFF 7 YES
To return to standby for previously connected function:
Bluetooth ON
Placing Bluetooth® Devices on Standby for
Connection
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bluetooth 4 Accept Registered
Check functions to be on standby for connection 7
A[Finish]
To uncheck, select functions to remove check marks.
Receiving
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bluetooth 4 Receive via Bluetooth
One File Transfer
Receive 7 YES
All File Transfer
Receive All 7 Enter Phone Password 7 YES 7 YES
If memory becomes full, remaining entries are truncated (Memory
List: ZP.19-25).
Sending/Receiving Phone Book
Sending
One File Transfer
Send phonebook 7 Select a recipient device
All File Transfer
(ZP.18-20)
11
Connectivity
Open Phone Book 7 S[Menu] 7
Send to Bluetooth
Tip
Settings ●
Set Authentication/Encryption to Send Phone Book Entries
●Enter Password when Sending All Phone Book Entries
Send all phonebook 7 Select a recipient device 7
Enter Phone Password
YES
11-9
Bluetooth® Functions
From
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bluetooth
■■Functions Available in Search&Paired Device Window
＞
Device 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞Search&Paired
Item
Register
devices
Preferred
device
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Connectivity
Operation/Description
＞
Phone Password 7 Pair devices
＞Enter
(ZFrom Step 3 on P.11-7)
Set a preferred Bluetooth® device for incoming calls
Available only for headset function compatible
Bluetooth® devices.
To cancel, perform same operation.
Protect/cancel devices. Protection prevents devices from
being deleted or overwritten
＞
a device name
＞Enter
Protect/
release
Change
device name
＞
Delete
＞YES
Description Show device name, Bluetooth® address, device class and
supported profile
Add shortcut Create shortcuts (ZP.1-25)
icon
■■Use Bluetooth® Headsets for Calls
＞
Device 7 Select a device 7 Headset or Hands-free
＞Search&Paired
7 YES 7 Make/receive a call using Bluetooth® device
11-10
■■Use Bluetooth® Device for Listening to Music
＞
Device 7 Select a device 7 Audio 7 Watch Digital
＞Search&Paired
TV or play back videos or music
Digital TV/Video sounds are played only by A2DP profile compatible
Bluetooth® devices compliant with SCMS-T copyright protection
standard.
■■Use Handset as Modem for Internet Access from PCs
＞
Device 7 Select a device 7 Dial-up
＞Search&Paired
Handset waits for dial-up connection.
Refer to a manual for Bluetooth® device for details.
Download utility software (942P) "Modem Wizard" from website below
to PC and install software.
http://panasonic.jp/mobile/support/download/942p/index.html
To establish a dial-up connection, see Help on "Modem Wizard."
Connecting handset to a PC or PDA for Internet access may incur high
packet transmission charges.
■■Place Bluetooth® Device on Standby for Dial-up
＞
Rgstry Standby 7 Enter Phone Password 7 YES 7 Select
＞Dialup
Bluetooth® Passkey text box 7 Enter Bluetooth® Passkey
Wi-Fi
Use wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) for Internet connection via home/
public Wi-Fi networks enabling high-speed internet access.
942P Wi-Fi function supports IEEE802.11b/g.
Separate subscription is required.
For details on available access points and public wireless LAN, visit
http://panasonic.jp/mobile/softbank/942p/function/wifi.html
Radio Wave Interference with Bluetooth® Devices
Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi devices (IEEE802.11b/g) share the same frequency
band (2.4GHz). Radio wave interference occurs if Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi
devices are used in close proximity, causing low transmission speed, noise
or poor connection. If interference occurs, take the following measures:
Keep 10 m or more between Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi devices.
Turn off Bluetooth® device when using Wi-Fi device within a radius of
less than 10 m.
Before Using Wi-Fi
Notes
Wi-Fi connection is not guaranteed with all Wi-Fi devices.
Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi are not simultaneously available.
S! Mail/SMS function unavailable via Wi-Fi.
Accidental data loss/information leakage may occur during Wi-Fi
11
Connectivity
Wi-Fi connection may automatically switch to 3G depending
on signal condition. Note that packet transmission fees are
incurred. (To set confirmation to appear when switching:
ZP11-16)
transmission. Use security settings (ZP.11-14).
Wi-Fi is disconnected when Backlight turns off; turn Backlight on to
re-connect to the network.
Wi-Fi is not available while abroad.
11-11
Getting Started
Checking Information
Access point information varies by access point.
Security information may be required.
Access Point Registration/Connection
Complete access point registration/connection.
Starting Transmission
11
Connectivity
Transmission is enabled once handset comes into Wi-Fi range.
Wi-Fi status indicators: ZP.11-13
Enabling/Disabling Wi-Fi
Press and hold
Wi-Fi status indicator appears (ZP.11-13).
Note
Alternatively, switch Wi-Fi on/off from Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi
4 ON/OFF
11-12
Registering/Connecting to Access Points
Following methods are available for registering/connecting
to access points.
Search/
Setting
Manual
Setting
AOSS
Search access points for registration/connection.
Manually register/connect to access points.
Use AOSSTM (AirStationTM One-Touch Secure System) for
registration/connection. For AOSSTM-compatible access
points, press AOSS button on access point device for
automatic setup.
BB
Register to BB mobilepoint and set as access point.
mobilepoint The BB mobilepoint profile is saved to handset by
default. For details on BB mobilepoint, visit
http://tm.softbank.jp/english/consumer/wlan/index.html
Register up to 10 access points.
User ID and password is required for connecting to pre-registered access
points (Public Wi-Fi Setting: ZP.11-14).
For setting/operating access point devices, refer to device manual.
Wi-Fi connection is not available when access point channel is
set to 12-14 ch and stealth mode.
Note
Alternatively, search and register access point from Main Menu
4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Access Point Search. Registration is available
after connection.
Pre-registered access points may be deleted from Profile List if another
USIM Card is inserted. BB mobile point can be easily reconfigured
(ZP11-15).
Access Point Search
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Profile Lists/Settings
S[Menu] 7 New Profile 7 Search&Setting
Select YES when prompted to turn Wi-Fi ON .
List of available access points appears.
To search again: A[Search]
Select an access point
[Store] 7 YES
Handset registers access point.
[CNCT] 7 YES
Wi-Fi Status Indicators
Wi-Fi ON (out of range)
* Wi-Fi ON (within range)
* During Wi-Fi transmission
* Number of blue arches indicates
signal strength.
❶Access Point Name
Detected SSID (ESSID) appears.
Access point name appears for
a registered access point.
❷Registered Networks
: Registered (not connected)
: Registered (connected)
❸Signal Strength
Signal status appears.
❹Security Status
Security status appears.
❶
❷
❸
❹
Access Point List
11
Connectivity
Handset connects to access point.
■ Access Point List
11-13
Manual Registration/Connection
Check respective access point information (SSID, security/encryption type,
encryption key) in advance. For details on access point devices, refer to
respective manuals.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Profile Lists/Settings
11
S[Menu] 7 New Profile 7 Manual Setting
Highlight an item (See below) 7 A[Edit]
Connectivity
Item
Operation/Description
Profile Name ＞Enter
＞
an access point name
＞
the same SSID (ESSID) as access point
SSID
＞Enter
IP Setting
Set IP address and DNS server
＞ Address Setting or DNS Server Setting
＞IP
7 A[Edit] 7 Automatically or Manually
(7 For Manually , edit respective items)
Security
Set security/encryption method according to access point
＞
a security type
Setting
＞Select
・WEP 7 Enter WEP key 7 Select an encryption type
7 Enter encryption key
・WPA/WPA2-PSK or WPA2-PSK 7 Select an
encryption type 7 Select an encryption method
7 Enter encryption key
To cancel security setting: Non
11-14
Public W-Fi
Setting
Set public wireless LAN on/off
＞ or OFF (7 For ON , select ID or Password
＞ON
7 A[Edit] 7 Enter ID or password)
Connection with all public wireless LAN services is not
guaranteed.
[Store] 7 YES
Handset registers access point.
[CNCT] 7 YES
Handset connects to access point.
Registration/Connection Using AOSSTM
For details on access point device operations, refer to access point device
manual.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Profile Lists/Settings
[AOSS]
Select YES to register/connect to an access point after
disconnecting from registered access point.
Press within 120 seconds.
Confirmation appears when setting is complete.
■■Functions Available in Profile List/Setting Window
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Profile Lists/Settings
＞Main
4 S[Menu] 4 Select an item (See below)
Item
Connect
Change
Priority
New Profile
[Store] 7 YES
Handset registers access point.
[CNCT] 7 YES
Handset connects to access point.
New BB
mobilepoint
Edit
Copy
Delete
Operation/Description
Connect to a registered access point
＞
＞YES
Change priority for registered access points
to move to target 7
＞
an access point 7
＞Select
7 A[Finish]
＞
an item
＞Select
・AOSS (ZFrom Step 2 (Left))
・Search&Setting (ZFrom Step 2 on P.11-13)
・Manual Setting (ZFrom Step 2 on P.11-14)
Enter user ID/password to register BB mobilepoint
＞
an item 7 A[Edit] 7 Enter user ID/password
＞Select
[Store]
＞ items
＞Edit
Copy registered access point
＞
an item
＞Select
・Delete this 7 YES
・Delete selected 7 Check access points
7 A[Finish]
・Delete all 7 Enter Phone Password 7 YES
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Connectivity
Press AOSS button at access point
Functions Available for Wi-Fi
■■View Connection Status
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Connection Status
＞Main
To update status: A[Update]
11-15
■■Set Confirmation to Appear when Switching between
Wi-Fi and 3G
OFF
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 Wi-Fi/3G Switch Conf.
＞Main
4 Switch to Wi-Fi or Switch to 3G 4 ON
■■View MAC Address
＞
Menu 4 Tools 4 Wi-Fi 4 MAC Address
＞Main
SoftBank Utility Software (Japanese)
Phone Book, Calendar, Tasks, messages, Bookmarks,
Notepads and Data Folder can be transferred to a PC, edited
or managed by using SoftBank Utility Software.
For details on and downloading SoftBank Utility Software, visit
http://www.softbank.jp/mb/r/sbu/ (Japanese)
Note
USB cable (not included) is necessary for using SoftBank Utility
Software.
S! Appli, PC Movies, TV, Lifestyle-Appli, Books, Customized Screen,
Templates, Font and Other Documents cannot be backed up.
Copy protected files may not be backed up.
Set USB Mode to Communication Mode (ZP.11-17).
11
Connectivity
11-16
USB (Japanese)
Data Communication via USB Cable
Connect handset to a PC via USB cable (not included)
specified by SoftBank for data transfer or data
communication.
Use handset as a modem for Internet access by connecting
handset with a PC.
Download utility software from URL below and install on PC.
http://panasonic.jp/mobile/support/download/942p/index.html
Setting USB Mode
Communication Mode
Install "USBドライバ (USB Driver)" and "Modem
Wizard" from Utility Software (942P) to a PC
Set handset to Communication Mode (ZLeft), and
connect handset to PC via USB cable
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 USB Mode
Select an item (See below)
Transferring Data via USB Cable
Power up handset before connecting to PC via USB cable.
Start up "Modem Wizard", and operate communication
setup
"Modem Wizard" enables you to set up APN and dial-up easily.
For setup/starting procedures, see "Modem Wizard" Help.
Note
Connecting handset to a PC or PDA for Internet access may incur high
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Connectivity
Item
Operation/Description
Communication Packet transmission, 64K data transmission, data transfer
and calls with USB handsfree compatible devices are
Mode
available (ZP.11-16)
microSD
Read/write data on microSD Card (ZP.10-23)
Mode
MTP Mode
Transfer/delete music data via Windows Media® Player on
PC (ZP.9-4)
packet transmission fees.
Transfer data using SoftBank Utility Software (ZP.11-16).
Transferring data in microSD Mode (ZP.10-23)
11-17
AV Output
View the following on a TV set or other devices using a
SoftBank-specified Video Output Cable (not included): Video
Call images, Digital TV images, still images/videos saved on
942P.
View AV-output-compatible S! Appli on TV.
Cable (not included) is required.
11
Connectivity
Video Output Cable
◎
Audio L ◎
White
Audio R ◎
Red
External Port
Open External Port Cover
Connect Video Output Cable to handset using Stereo
Earphone Conversion Cable
To connect Video Output Cable to Stereo Earphone Conversion
11-18
Cable: ZP.1-4
Open an image file on handset
To toggle image size:
Note
To use Video Output Cable (not included), Stereo Earphone Conversion
Video
Connect Video Output Cable to video/audio input
terminal on TV set
Some images cannot be displayed on TV.
Display size setting is not available for some TV sets.
Connecting Handset to TV
Yellow
Handset Security
Changing Phone Password.................................. 12-2
Security Functions............................................... 12-2
USIM PINs.................................................................................12-2
Keyguard...................................................................................12-4
Privacy Key Lock........................................................................12-4
Personal Data Lock....................................................................12-5
Secure Remote Lock..................................................................12-7
Key Pad Dial Lock......................................................................12-8
Side-keys Guard........................................................................12-9
Additional Lock Functions..........................................................12-9
Restricting Calls/Messages.................................. 12-9
Hiding Call Logs and Sent/Received Address List........................12-9
Secret Mode/Secret Data Only..................................................12-10
Setting Secret Mail..................................................................12-11
Mail Security...........................................................................12-11
Call Restrictions.......................................................................12-12
Delaying Ringtone...................................................................12-12
Rejecting Unknown Callers......................................................12-13
Rejecting Calls without Caller ID..............................................12-13
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Reset.................................................................. 12-13
Reset Settings.........................................................................12-13
All Reset.................................................................................12-14
12-1
Changing Phone Password
Security Functions
9999
Change Phone Password as required.
For Phone Password details: ZP.1-32
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security
4 Change Phone Password
USIM PINs
For more information about PINs: ZP.1-3
Note
Emergency numbers (110, 119, 118) are not dialable in PIN/PIN2,
PUK/PUK2 entry window.
Enter current 4-8-digit Phone Password
Enter new 4-8-digit Phone Password 7 YES
PIN Authentication
Activate to require PIN entry each time handset is turned
on.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 PIN Authentication
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Handset Security
12-2
Enter Phone Password 7 PIN Authentication
ON or OFF
Enter PIN
Changing PIN/PIN2
PIN Lock & Cancellation (PUK/PUK2)
Set PIN Authentication to ON before changing PIN (ZP.12-2).
PIN Lock or PIN2 Lock is activated if PIN or PIN2 is
incorrectly entered three times. Cancel PIN Lock or PIN2
Lock by entering PIN Unblocking Key (PUK/PUK2).
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 PIN Authentication
Enter Phone Password 7 Change PIN or
Change PIN2
Enter current PIN/PIN2
Enter new PIN/PIN2
Reenter new PIN/PIN2
For information about PUK/PUK2, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer
Center, General Information (ZP.19-34).
In PIN lock mode, enter PUK/PUK2
Enter new PIN/PIN2
Reenter new PIN/PIN2
Note
If PUK/PUK2 is incorrectly entered ten times, USIM Card is locked and
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Handset Security
handset is disabled (turning off power counts as one incorrect entry).
Write down PUK/PUK2.
For procedures required to unlock USIM Card, contact SoftBank Mobile
Customer Center, General Information (ZP.19-34).
12-3
Keyguard
Privacy Key Lock
OFF
Lock handset keys to prevent accidental operation except
when turning power on/off or answering incoming calls.
While set,
appears in Standby.
In Standby, press and hold
To cancel Keyguard, repeat operation.
While Keyguard is Active
Emergency numbers (110, 119, 118) are dialable. Entered numbers do
not appear on Display. Once numbers are dialed, Keyguard is canceled.
Press L to disable Calendar event tone or Alarm.
Keyguard can be canceled even during a call.
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Handset Security
12-4
Note
Turning off power does not cancel Keyguard.
OFF
Set Privacy Key Lock to require Phone Password for using
handset except for turning handset on/off and answering
calls.
While locked,
appears in Standby.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Privacy Key Lock
Enter Phone Password
To cancel Privacy Key Lock, enter Phone Password in Standby. If
Phone Password is incorrectly entered five times, handset turns off.
While Privacy Key Lock is Active
Emergency numbers (110, 119, 118) are dialable.
Only phone numbers appear on Display for incoming calls.
Message ringtones or Alarm tones are disabled.
Calendar event tone or Alarm is disabled.
S! Quick News and some Internal Display indicators do not appear.
They appear after Privacy Key Lock is canceled.
Note
Turning off power does not cancel Privacy Key Lock.
Activating/Canceling Personal Data Lock
Personal Data Lock
Set Personal Data Lock to prevent others from reading or
tampering with your personal information in Phone Book or
Data Folder. Activate to require Phone Password for
accessing personal data.
■■Locked Functions/Data
・ S! Appli
・ Phone Book search/saving/setting
・ Memory Manager/ Memory Status
appears in Standby.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Personal Data Lock
Enter Phone Password 7 Activate/Deactivate
To cancel Personal Data Lock, repeat operation. If Timer Lock at
Close is set, password entry is requested when handset is opened.
Canceling Personal Data Lock Temporarily
When Phone Password is entered, disappears and disabled functions
become temporarily available.
Once handset returns to Standby while no functions are active,
Personal Data Lock is active again.
Some functions remain unavailable. Deactivate Personal Data Lock to
use the following:
・ Receiving IC data ・Reject unknown
Note
While Personal Data Lock is set, some indicators do not appear in
Standby. They appear after lock is canceled.
Turning off power does not cancel Personal Data Lock.
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Handset Security
(Phone Book)
・ Account Details
・ Notepad
・ Calendar
・ Tasks
・ Shortcuts
・ Event Indicators
・ Camera/Video Camera
・ Variety Photo Viewer
・ Lifestyle Appli
・ microSD Backup
・ Answer Phone
・ Voice Recorder
・ Customized Screen
・ Voice Announce
・ Dictionary
・ Post blog
・ Wi-Fi
・ S! Mail/SMS/PC Mail
・ Yahoo! Keitai viewing/setting
・ PC Site Browser viewing/setting
・ Bookmarks/ Saved Pages
・ BookSurfing®/e-Book Viewer
・ Mobile Widget
・ S! Quick News
・ S! Information Channel/Weather
・ Content Key obtaining/backup
・ Voice Dial
・ S! GPS Navi
・ Data Folder*
・ Music Player
・ Digital TV
・ Bar Code Reader
・ Receive via Infrared/Bluetooth®
・ IC Data transmission
・ Alarm
・ Reset Settings/All Reset
・ Software Update
Deactivate
While locked,
* Font setting is available.
12-5
Customizing Personal Data Lock
Enable/disable Alarm, incoming message notification, etc.
while Personal Data Lock is active.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Personal Data Lock
Enter Phone Password 7 Customize 7 Select an
item (See below)
Item
Alarm Tone
12
Handset Security
12-6
Operation/Description
Enable/disable Alarms (Calendar, TV timer, or other alerts)
or TV Timer Recording.
＞
an item 7 Accept (Enable) or Not Accept
＞Select
(Disable)
Incoming Call Show/hide Event Indicator (incoming messages) or Phone
Act
Book entry information (incoming calls).
＞
an item
＞Select
・Incoming Message 7 Accept (Show indicator)
or Not Accept (Hide indicator)
・Phone Book Available 7 Accept (Show Phone
Book Entry information) or Not Accept (Hide
information)
Display/Tone Enable/disable Display settings, ringtones or indicators.
＞
an item
＞Select
・Internal Display 7 Accept (Enable Display
Settings) or Not Accept (Disable)
・Ring Tones 7 Accept (Enable Sound Settings) or
Not Accept (Disable)
・S! Quick News 7 Accept (Show information) or
Not Accept (Hide information)
・S! Info Ch./Weather 7 Accept (Show indicators)
or Not Accept (Hide indicators)
・Widget Contents 7 Accept (Show widgets) or
Not Accept (Hide widgets)
Activating Personal Data Lock when Closing Handset
OFF
Set Timer Lock at Close to automatically activate Personal
Data Lock when specified time has elapsed after handset is
closed.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Timer Lock at Close
Enter Phone Password
Personal Data Lock 7 Select a time
Confirmation appears asking whether to activate Lock OFF at Open.
While set, appears in Standby.
When OFF is selected, setting is canceled.
Showing Personal Data Lock OFF Window when
Opening Handset
OFF
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Lock OFF at Open
Enter Phone Password
Personal Data Lock 7 ON
Note
When Timer Lock at Close and Lock OFF at Open are both active,
canceling Personal Data Lock when opening handset temporarily
cancels lock. However, lock activates again when specified time elapses
after closing handset.
Secure Remote Lock
If handset is lost or stolen, remotely lock handset from a PC
or mobile. If Secure Remote Lock is active, all operations are
unavailable except to turn handset on.
For service details and user agreement/registration, visit SOFTBANK
MOBILE Corp. Website (http://www.softbank.jp) or My SoftBank.
Accessing My SoftBank from Handset (Japanese)
For service details, visit SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website.
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 Menu List 4 My SoftBank
4 English
Follow onscreen instructions.
Note
Emergency numbers (110, 119, 118) are dialable even while Secure
12
Handset Security
Remote Lock is set.
12-7
Showing Messages during Secure Remote Lock
Key Pad Dial Lock
OFF
Set Display message to appear when Secure Remote Lock is
active.
Use preset message or create a message.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Lock Message
Enter Phone Password
Display Setting 7 ON
■■Save Lock Messages
＞
Step 1, Message 7 Enter a message
＞After
Deactivate
Allow dialing only from Phone Book entries and lock dialing
with keypad. Unauthorized use of handset can be prevented.
While locked,
appears in Standby.
■■Unavailable Operations
・ Dialing with keypad
・ Phone Book (saving, editing, deleting, copying from microSD Card, and
sending/receiving via Infrared, IC transmission and Bluetooth®)
・ Sending S! Mail/SMS (manually entering addresses)
■■Available Operations
・ D
ialing from Phone Book or Voice Dial
・ D
ialing from Redial, Outgoing Call Logs, Incoming Call Logs, Sent
address, or Received address (only phone numbers/mail addresses saved
in Phone Book)
12
Handset Security
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Key Pad Dial Lock
Enter Phone Password
To cancel Key Pad Dial Lock, repeat operation.
Note
Emergency numbers (110, 119, 118) are dialable even while Key Pad
Dial Lock is set.
12-8
Restricting Calls/Messages
Side-keys Guard
Hiding Call Logs and Sent/Received Address List
OFF
Set Side-keys Guard to disable side key operations while
handset is closed.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings
4 Side-keys Guard
ON
While Side-keys Guard is set,
appears in Standby.
To activate side key operations while handset is closed, select OFF .
Note
When Menu Icons is set to Basic or Customize , press
7 Press and hold G to toggle ON /OFF .
■■IC Card Lock
Deactivate Osaifu-Keitai® functions (ZP.13-12).
■■Remote Lock
Deactivate Osaifu-Keitai® functions remotely (ZP.13-12).
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Incoming Settings 4 Call Logs
Enter Phone Password
Select an item (See below)
Item
Incoming
Outgoing
Operation/Description
Show/hide Incoming Call Logs/Received address list
Show/hide Redial/Outgoing Call Logs/Sent address list
OFF
Note
While Incoming Call Logs is OFF , Answer Phone (Voice Calls) does not
play. Selecting Missed Call indicator does not show Incoming Call Logs.
12
Handset Security
Additional Lock Functions
in Standby
ON
12-9
Secret Mode/Secret Data Only
Deactivate
Phone Book entries and calendar events saved as secret
data appear only when Secret Mode/Secret Data Only is
active.
Set Phone Book or Calendar events as secret data (Phone Book:
ZP.4-7, 4-8 / Calendar events: ZP.13-5)
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security
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Select an item (See below)
Item
Operation/Description
Secret Mode View all data including secret data
While set, appears in Standby.
Handset Security
Secret Data
Only
View only secret data
While set, flashes in Standby.
Enter Phone Password
For Secret Data Only, number of saved secret data appears.
■■Cancel Secret Mode/Secret Data Only
＞ Standby, L or follow Step 1 above
＞In
disappears.
When widgets are shown, L to hide and press L again.
12-10
■■Cancel Secret Mode/Secret Setting
＞ Phone Book/Calendar event window, S[Menu] 7 Release secret
＞In
Note
Select whether to save data edited/saved in Secret Mode as secret data.
Data saved/edited in Secret Data Only are saved as secret data.
Turn off handset to cancel secret setting.
oynl Tip
Settings ●
Disable Learning for Secret Mode/Secret Data Only (ZP.18-11)
Setting Secret Mail
Mail Security
ON
Hide messages to/from secret Phone Book entries.
Even if Secret Mail Display is set to OFF , secret mail appears when Secret
Mode/Secret Data Only is active.
A 7 Settings
Universal Settings 7 Secret Mail Display
Enter Phone Password
OFF
Note
Phone Book entries saved as secret mode are sorted into Spam Folder
(Safe List: ZP.14-18).
appears for set mail boxes and Server Mail box.
A 7 Settings
Universal Settings 7 Mail Security
Enter Phone Password 7 Check items 7 A[Finish]
■■Set/Cancel Mail Security by Folder (Incoming Mail or
Sent/Unsent)
＞
＞A
7 Incoming Mail or Sent/Unsent 7 Highlight a folder 7
S[Menu] 7 Mail Security 7 Enter Phone Password
appears for set folders.
12
Handset Security
When both Spam Filter and Secret Mail Display are set, messages from
Set handset to require Phone Password for opening mail
boxes or operating Server Mail.
12-11
Call Restrictions
Note
Missed call indicator appears in Standby for calls from rejected
numbers.
Reject/accept/forward calls from specified phone numbers,
or restrict calling unspecified phone numbers.
12
7 Search Phone Book
Select an entry 7 S[Menu] 7 Restrictions
Enter Phone Password
Select an item (See below)
Handset Security
Item
Restrict
Dialing
Call Rejection
Call
Acceptance
Call
Forwarding
Operation/Description
Allow calls only to specified numbers
Reject specified numbers
Accept from specified numbers only
Automatically forward specified numbers
Set destination numbers (Call Forwarding: ZP.2-17)
To cancel, repeat operation.
■■View/Cancel Phone Book Restrictions
＞＞Main Menu 4 Phone 4 Restrictions 4 Enter Phone Password
4 Select an item* 4 Select a Phone Book entry 4 Select a number
4 YES
* ★ appears for set item.
Highlight an item, S[Menu] 7 Release Settings 7 YES to cancel
restriction on all specified numbers.
12-12
Delaying Ringtone
OFF
Delay ringtone/vibration for Voice/Video Calls from unknown
numbers.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Incoming Settings
4 Ring Time Settings 4 Ring Starting Time
ON 7 Enter start time
■■Hide Missed Call Records (Disconnected during Ringtone
Delay)
＞
Menu 4 Settings 4 Incoming Settings
＞Main
4 Ring Time Settings 4 Missed Calls Display 4 Not Display
Reset
Rejecting Unknown Callers
Reset Settings
Accept
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Reject Unknown
Enter Phone Password 7 Reject
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Reset Settings
Rejecting Calls without Caller ID
Accept
Reject calls without Caller ID or from pay phones.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Call Setting w/o ID
Enter Phone Password
Select an item 7 Reject
Enter Phone Password 7 YES
Note
Some default settings may not be restored.
Reset Settings cancels Navi Appli settings in S! GPS Navi. Set a
Navi Appli to activate from Select Navi Appli (ZP.18-27).
12
Handset Security
Cancel custom settings and return handset functions to their
default settings.
12-13
All Reset
Cancel custom settings and return handset functions to their
default settings; clear all Phone Book/Data Folder entries
etc.
Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 All Reset
12
Handset Security
12-14
Enter Phone Password 7 YES 7 YES
Handset automatically turns off and restarts.
Note
Fully charge battery ( ) beforehand.
Phone Password is reset to default.
USIM Card/microSD Card files are not affected.
Data transmission settings (set via PC) are not affected.
Non-restorable items when deleted by All Reset:
・ Customized settings, Call Logs, downloaded S! Appli, etc.
Tools
Calendar.............................................................. 13-2
Opening Calendar.....................................................................13-2
Creating Calendar Events..........................................................13-2
Saving Holidays/Memorial Days.................................................13-3
Viewing/Editing Calendar Event Details......................................13-4
Calendar Functions....................................................................13-4
Tasks.................................................................... 13-5
Saving a Task.............................................................................13-5
Using Tasks...............................................................................13-6
Dictionary (Japanese)........................................ 13-13
Sound Recorders................................................ 13-14
Voice Recorder........................................................................13-14
Voice Announce.......................................................................13-14
Bar Code Reader................................................ 13-15
Scanning Barcodes..................................................................13-15
Viewing/Editing Scanned Data.................................................13-16
Using Scanned Data................................................................13-16
Alarms................................................................. 13-6
Alarm Tone................................................................................13-6
Setting Alarm............................................................................13-7
Calculator............................................................ 13-8
Notepad............................................................... 13-8
13
Saving a Note............................................................................13-8
Notepad Functions....................................................................13-9
Osaifu Keitai®...................................................... 13-9
Downloading Lifestyle-Appli....................................................13-10
Activating Lifestyle-Appli.........................................................13-10
Reader/Writer Transactions......................................................13-11
IC Card Lock............................................................................13-12
13-1
Calendar
Creating Calendar Events
View by day, week or month; set Alarms for events.
Opening Calendar
Save up to 1000 entries.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar
Current month appears.
When a date with Calendar events is selected,
number of AM and PM events and up to three
contents appear.
Press
[Prev.] or
[Next] to show
previous/next month calendar.
To switch Monthly/Weekly view: ZP.13-4
13
Tools
Monthly View
to highlight a date 7
A[New] 7 Schedule
Select an item (See below)
Item
Select icon/
Edit summary
Edit location
Whole day
setting
Date (from)
Date (to)
Repeat
Alarm
Alarm tone
Contents
13-2
Operation/Description
＞
an icon 7 Edit subject
＞Select
＞
location
＞Enter
or ON
＞
＞OFF
When ON is set, Alarm goes off at 0:00 a.m.
＞
start date and time
＞Enter
＞
end date and time
＞Enter
＞
a repeat type 7 (For Select day , check days
＞Select
7 A[Finish])
＞
an Alarm type (7 For ON/Set time , enter time)
＞Select
Alarm Tone: ZP.13-6
＞
an Alarm tone type 7 Select a folder 7 Select
＞Select
an Alarm tone
＞
event description
＞Enter
3
A[Finish]
Saving Holidays/Memorial Days
Calendar Event Indicators
Following indicators appear in Calendar Window.
(Blue): Morning event
(Orange): Afternoon event
＿ (Underscore): Event that lasts for two days or longer
Following indicators appear on Display.
: Alarm
: Daily
: Weekly
: Monthly
: Yearly
Note
Calendar events between 00:00 on 2000/01/01 and 23:59 on
2037/12/31 can be saved on handset.
Alarm tone does not sound when Privacy Key Lock or Personal Data
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar
(Highlight a date 7) A[New] 7 Holidays or
Memorial days
Select an item (See below)
Item
Date setting
Repeat
Operation/Description
＞
a date
＞Enter
＞
a repeat type
＞Select
1 time does not repeat Holidays/Memorial days
events.
Edit holiday/ ＞Enter
＞
description
anniversary
A[Finish]
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Tools
Lock is set. However, settings can be changed even while Personal Data
Lock is set (ZP.12-6).
Save up to 100 entries (one entry a day) each for Holidays
or Memorial days.
Indicators
Holidays appear in red.
Memorial days are marked with a red circle.
Following indicators appear in Calendar/Calendar Event List Window:
: Holidays
: Memorial days
: Yearly repeat
13-3
Viewing/Editing Calendar Event Details
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar
to select a date
Calendar Event List
13
Select an event
Detailed schedule appears.
To edit:
[Edit] 7 Edit selected item
(Schedule: ZFrom Step 2 on P.13-2/
Holiday, Anniversary: ZFrom Step 2 on
P.13-3)
Tools
Calendar Event Details
Calendar Functions
From
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar
■■Functions Available in Calendar Window
＞
a date 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞Highlight
Item
New
13-4
Operation/Description
Create a new entry (ZP.13-2, P.13-3)
Item
Weekly
display/
1 Month
Icon display
Operation/Description
Toggle Monthly/Weekly view
Entries in category of selected icon appear
＞
an icon
＞Select
Display number of saved Schedule, Holiday or Anniversary
No. of
entries
schedules
Add shortcut Create a shortcut (ZP.1-25)
icon
Send all Ir
(ZP.11-3)
data
AllIC
(ZP.11-5)
transmission
Delete past Delete past entries/items, prior to highlighted date
＞
a category to delete 7 YES
＞Select
Delete all
＞
Phone Password 7 Select an item 7 YES
＞Enter
Reset
Restore deleted Holidays
＞
holidays
＞YES
■■Functions Available in Calendar Events List/Details
＞
a date (7 Select a Schedule, Holiday or Anniversary) 7
＞Select
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
New
Edit
Copy
Calendar
display
Operation/Description
Create a new entry (ZP.13-2, P.13-3)
Edit selected item (ZLeft)
Copy an entry to another day
＞
date and time to copy an entry to
＞Enter
Switch from Icon display to Calendar display
Item
Icon display
Set secret
mode/
Release
secret
Compose
message
Send Ir data
Send all Ir
data
IC
transmission
AllIC
transmission
Copy to
microSD
Operation/Description
Entries in category of selected icon appear
＞
an icon
＞Select
Activate/deactivate Secret Mode
(7 For Set secret mode , enter Phone Password)
＞
＞YES
Secret entries appear only in Secret Mode or
Secret Data Only (ZP.12-10).
Insert event date and details to message text (ZFrom
Step 2 on P.14-4)
(ZP.11-3)
(ZP.11-3)
(ZP.11-5)
Tasks
Make quick notes of task to manage in Task list.
Saving a Task
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Tasks
A[New] 7 Select an item (See below)
To check saved Tasks, select a Task. To edit, press
Item
Edit Tasks
Due date
(ZP.11-5)
Priority
Category
Alarm
Alarm tone
Operation/Description
＞
content
＞Enter
＞
how to enter due date 7 Enter due date
＞Select
Select No date to enter none.
＞
a priority level
＞Select
＞
a category
＞Select
＞
an Alarm type (7 For ON/Set time , enter time)
＞Select
Alarm Tone: ZP.13-6
＞
an Alarm tone type 7 Select a folder 7
＞Select
Select an Alarm tone
13
Tools
Copy an entry to microSD Card
＞
＞YES
To display data on microSD Card: ZP.10-20
＞
Delete this
＞YES
Delete past Delete past entries/items, prior to highlighted date
＞
a category to delete 7 YES
＞Select
Delete select ＞Check
＞
entries to delete 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
[Edit] in detail
window.
A[Finish]
When content is not entered, Tasks cannot be saved.
Note
Alarm tone does not sound when Privacy Key Lock or Personal Data
Lock is set. However, settings can be changed even while Personal Data
Lock is set (ZP.12-6).
13-5
Using Tasks
In Tasks window, press S[Menu] for following operations.
Item
New
Edit
Change
status
Show by
category
Sort/Filter
13
Tools
13-6
Operation/Description
Create a new entry (ZP.13-5)
Edit an entry (ZP.13-5)
Change status indicator shown in Tasks list
＞
a status (7 For Completion , select an item 7
＞Select
Enter Completion date)
Overdue status indicator turns red.
＞
a category
＞Select
Sort list by due date, entry order, status, etc.
＞
a condition
＞Select
Add shortcut Create a shortcut (ZP.1-25)
icon
Send Ir data (ZP.11-3)
Send all Ir
(ZP.11-3)
data
IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
AllIC
(ZP.11-5)
transmission
Copy to
Copy a Task to microSD Card
microSD
＞
＞YES
To display data on microSD Card: ZP.10-20
＞
Delete this
＞YES
Delete select ＞Check
＞
entries 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
Delete
Delete an entry in Completion status
＞
completed
＞YES
Delete all
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Alarms
Alarm Tone
When scheduled time arrives, alarm tone sounds and
Notification Light illuminates.
For Calendar events and Tasks, alarm message and animation
corresponding to selected icon appear on Display.
To Stop Alarm Tone for Calendar Events, Tasks or Alarm
Press any key.
Missed Alarm
"Missed alarm" Event Indicator appears in Standby for alarms missed
during Privacy Key Lock, Personal Data Lock or Infrared transmission once
locks are canceled or transmission ends. Select indicator to view content.
Note
When one or more Alarms are set to the same time, alarm sounds in
the order of : "Alarm" 7 "Timer Recording" 7 "Tasks" 7
"Calendar" 7 "Timer Watching"
For Tasks, "Missed alarm" indicator appears.
If alarms are set for more than one Calendar event, press S[Next]
when alarm sounds to toggle Calendar event entries.
Setting Alarm
Set up to 12 alarms. Alarm tone sounds at the specified time
once, everyday or weekly as set.
appears in Standby when Alarm is set.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Alarms
Highlight an Alarm 7 A[Edit]
A[Finish]
Alarm Indicators
Following indicators appear:
: Repeats daily
: Repeats weekly
■■Cancel & Reactivate Alarm
＞ Step 1 (highlight an Alarm), S[Menu] 7 Select an item 7 YES
＞In
Cancel or reactivate an alarm entry as required.
Highlight an entry 7
to reactivate/cancel Alarm.
Snooze Function
If ON , press any key; Snooze window appears. To cancel Alarm, press L.
Select an item (See below)
Item
Alarm
Lock is set. However, settings can be changed even while Personal Data
Lock is set (ZP.12-6).
13
Tools
Operation/Description
Activate or cancel Alarm
＞ or OFF
＞ON
Time
＞ Alarm time
＞Set
Repeat
＞
a repeat type (7 For Select day , check days
＞Select
7 A[Finish])
Tone
＞
an Alarm tone type 7 Select a folder 7
＞Select
Select an Alarm tone
Volume
＞＞ to set Alarm tone volume
Snooze
When Snooze is set to ON , Alarm tone sounds for 60
seconds, repeating up to six times at five minute intervals.
＞ or OFF (7 For OFF , enter time)
＞ON
Prefer
Set Manner Mode or Alarm priority.
＞ or OFF
manner mode ＞ON
Note
Alarm tone does not sound when Privacy Key Lock or Personal Data
13-7
Calculator
Notepad
Calculates up to 10 digits.
Save up to 20 notes.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calculator
Operation
Assigned key
Number (0 - 9)
Saving a Note
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Notepad
–
÷
Tools
13-8
Select a saved note to view content.
[Edit] to edit.
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Decimal point
Enter text
Up to 256 double-byte or 512 single-byte
characters can be entered.
Clear
Example:
-17+28.5=11.5
Notepads Window
Notepad Functions
In Notepad list window, press S[Menu] for following
operations.
Item
Edit
Compose
message
Edit schedule
"Osaifu-Keitai®" is a range of IC Card-based services used
by Osaifu-Keitai® compatible handsets. Make purchases
using e-money or e-ticketing. Hold handset up to a reader/
writer to pay for your purchase.
■■Osaifu-Keitai® Terms
OsaifuKeitai®
IC Card
LifestyleAppli
A contactless IC Card technology to read/write data by
holding an IC card up to a reader/writer
An IC chip embedded in Osaifu-Keitai®-compatible handsets
Applications to use Osaifu-Keitai®. Some applications are
preinstalled.
Precautions
Data saved in IC Card vary by service content and usage history.
Procedures to delete IC Card data vary by Lifestyle-Appli. Contact
Osaifu-Keitai® service providers for details.
SoftBank is not liable for damages from accidental loss or alteration of IC
Card data or settings.
IC Card data can be misused if your Osaifu-Keitai® compatible handset is
lost or stolen. SoftBank is not liable for any resulting damages.
Downloading Lifestyle-Appli and using applications may incur high
packet transmission charges.
13
Tools
Operation/Description
Edit a saved note
Insert Notepad text to message (ZFrom Step 2 on
P.14-4)
Copy a note to Schedule to create a Calendar event
＞
7 Save a new note (ZFrom Step 2 on
＞Schedule
P.13-2)
Add shortcut Create a shortcut (ZP.1-25)
icon
Send Ir data (ZP.11-3)
Send all Ir
(ZP.11-3)
data
IC transmission (ZP.11-5)
AllIC
(ZP.11-5)
transmission
Copy to
Copy a note to microSD Card
microSD
＞
＞YES
To display data on microSD Card: ZP.10-20
Notepad Info Display entry date, latest modified date and category of
note
Category
＞
a category
＞Select
When no category applies, select None .
Delete this
＞
＞YES
Delete
＞
notes 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
＞Check
selected
Delete all
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Osaifu Keitai®
13-9
Getting Started
Downloading Lifestyle-Appli
Download Lifestyle-Appli via Internet website.
Registration/Settings
Activate Lifestyle-Appli to complete registration or customize
settings.
Make deposit into account, check payment records or balance, etc.
Note
Keep a copy of service passwords/customer service contact, etc. in a
separate place.
Downloading Lifestyle-Appli
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Osaifu-Keitai 4 Lifestyle-Appli
Download 7 YES
Select a Lifestyle-Appli
Lifestyle-Appli is saved to Data Folder.
Activating Lifestyle-Appli
Lifestyle-Appli cannot be activated during a call or while another
S! Appli is active.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Osaifu-Keitai 4 Lifestyle-Appli
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Tools
Select a Lifestyle-Appli
To exit, L 7 Stopped
Note
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 S! Appli 4 Osaifu-Keitai
4 Lifestyle-Appli
or
Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Lifestyle-Appli
13-10
Note
Reader/Writer Transactions
Data may be unreadable if a metal object, etc. is between
Complete registration/settings and charge your account beforehand.
There is no need to activate a Lifestyle-Appli during transaction.
Hold
logo up to reader/writer
When IC Card Notification Light is ON ,
Notification Light illuminates (ZP.18-10).
Hold handset parallel to reader/writer.
Try moving handset around if recognition is
slow.
Check scan result on reader/writer display.
Osaifu-Keitai® can be used during a call or
Internet transmission (May require extra
time.).
logo
logo and
reader/writer.
Even though Osaifu-Keitai® is available while handset is off, LifestyleAppli does not activate. However, if battery is left uncharged after
warning tone sounds, Osaifu-Keitai® may become disabled. Charge
battery beforehand.
When handset is held up to reader/writer, handset may show a message
or vibrate depending on service. S! Appli, Messaging or Internet may
also activate automatically. To avoid such cases, set the functions not to
activate during transactions (ZP.18-26).
Tip
Settings ●
Disable Handset Response to Commands from Reader/Writer
(ZP.18-26)
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Tools
13-11
Remote Lock
IC Card Lock
OFF
Activating IC Card Lock
Save up to three phone numbers to enable Remote Lock.
OFF
While set,
appears in Standby.
Press and hold
7 Enter Phone Password
Repeat the step as required to unlock.
Note
Alternatively, Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Osaifu-Keitai
4 IC Card Settings 4 IC Card Lock or Main Menu 4 Settings
4 Security 4 IC Card Lock
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Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Osaifu-Keitai 4 IC Card Settings
4 Remote Lock
Select an item (See below)
Item
Numbers to
Permit
Tools
# of Incoming
Call
13-12
Enter Phone Password 7 ON
A[Set]
Operation/Description
Save numbers to activate Remote Lock
Recorded> 7 Enter phone numbers 7
＞
＞ to access dictionaries (学研 辞スパ
英和・和英辞書 and 学研 国語辞書).
ケータイTOOL<辞書> is an S! Appli.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Dictionary
Read 免責 (disclaimer) 7 OK
ケータイTOOL<辞書> activates.
To disable 免責 :
Uncheck アプリ起動時に常に表示する。 (Always show
disclaimer when accessing dictionaries)
7 Enter a word
Select a word
To end, L 7 Stopped
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Tools
Search results appear.
To scroll pages:
To switch dictionaries:
(In Horizontal Open Position:
To search again: S[戻る]
(In Horizontal Open Position: G)
Definition appears.
Note
While Dictionary application is active, press A[メニュー] for useful
functions.
Word search is available while composing messages or viewing sent/
received messages or website contents (ZP.14-8, P14-23, P.15-13).
13-13
Sound Recorders
Voice Recorder
Set recorded sounds for ringtones.
Record for about 60 seconds each.
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Sound Recorders 4 Voice Recorder
13
Tools
13-14
YES
Set recorded sound for on hold tone/holding tone, Alarm,
Calendar event alarm, Tasks alarm, ringtones, Answer Phone
message, Timer Watching (Digital TV), Ring Songs&Tones
Play List.
Record only one item for about 15 seconds.
Select Voice Announce in individual window to set Voice Announce as
specific tone.
Recording starts.
[Stop]/
Voice Announce
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Sound Recorders 4 Voice Announce
/L (7 OK ) to stop recording
Recorded sounds are saved in Ring Songs&Tones folder.
Record
Recording starts.
Tone beeps five seconds before recording ends.
[Stop] to end recording
Tone beeps twice and previous screen returns.
To play back: Play
To delete: Erase 7 YES
Bar Code Reader
Scan barcodes (JAN) or QR Codes with built-in camera.
Access websites, send messages, etc. from QR Codes.
JAN Codes
JAN Code is a one-dimensional bar code denoting numerals with bars
and spaces of different widths.
QR Codes
QR Code is a two-dimensional bar code containing
information.
Example: SoftBank mobile phones
Scanning Barcodes
Up to five items can be saved.
For split data, up to 16 QR Codes can be scanned at a time and saved as
one item.
Frame barcode in the center of Display
[Start]
Scanning starts, and scanned results appear when completed.
For split data, OK 7 Repeat Step 1 and 2
To use scanned data: ZStep 2 on P.13-16
S[Menu] 7 Save result 7 OK
To start over:
7 YES
Note
Handset cannot read barcodes or two-dimensional codes other than
JAN/QR Codes.
Some barcodes may be unreadable.
Barcode recognition may be slow. Hold handset steady while scanning.
Barcodes may not be correctly read owing to scratch, dirt, damage,
quality of printed material, light reflection, or QR code version.
13
Tools
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bar Code Reader 4 Scan Barcodes
To adjust Display brightness: S[Menu] 7 Brightness 7
Adjust to -3 (dark) - +3 (light)
To zoom:
To use Focus Lock:
13-15
Viewing/Editing Scanned Data
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bar Code Reader
4 Saved Data List
View
Select an item
Edit Title
Highlight an item 7 S[Menu] 7 Edit title 7 Edit
■■Delete Saved Data
＞ Step 1, (highlight an item 7) S[Menu] 7 Delete 7 Delete this
＞In
or Delete all (7 For Delete all , enter Phone Password) 7 YES
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Using Scanned Data
Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Bar Code Reader
4 Saved Data List
Select an item
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Save result
Display list
Internet
Compose
message
Tools
Dialing
Add to
Phone Book
Add
bookmark
Copy
13-16
Operation/Description
Save scanned results
Display Saved Data List
Access website
Keitai or PC Site Browser 7 YES
＞
＞Yahoo!
Alternatively, select the URL.
Insert address to message recipient field (ZFrom Step 4
on P.14-4)
Alternatively, select the address.
Call selected phone number
＞
a dialing method 7 Dial
＞Select
Alternatively, select phone number to dial.
Save scanned results to Phone Book (ZFrom Step 2 on
P. 4-5)
Save URL to Bookmark
[OK]
＞
＞YES
Copy selected characters to another place (ZFrom Step
2 on P.3-10)
Messaging
Basics................................................................... 14-2
Organizing/Using Messages.............................. 14-16
Available Entry Items & Character Entry Limits............................14-2
Messaging Folders & Memory Status..........................................14-3
Customizing Handset Address....................................................14-3
Checking Messages in Messaging Folders................................14-16
Auto-sort................................................................................14-16
Filter Spam..............................................................................14-17
Replying to Messages..............................................................14-18
Using Mail Groups...................................................................14-19
Sent/Received Address.............................................................14-20
Organizing Messages..............................................................14-20
Using Messages......................................................................14-22
Sending S! Mail & SMS........................................ 14-4
Sending S! Mail.........................................................................14-4
Sending SMS Messages.............................................................14-7
Creating Messages....................................................................14-8
Graphic Mail Functions..............................................................14-9
Sending Options......................................................................14-10
Receiving & Viewing Messages......................... 14-11
Opening New Messages..........................................................14-11
Window Description................................................................14-12
Retrieving Complete S! Mail....................................................14-13
Opening & Saving Attachments................................................14-13
Showing Sent/Received Mail Address.......................................14-14
Using Server Mail....................................................................14-14
Retrieving/Viewing Messages...................................................14-15
PC Mail.............................................................. 14-24
Messaging Folders...................................................................14-24
PC Mail Account Setup............................................................14-25
Sending PC Mail......................................................................14-25
Retrieving/Viewing PC Mail......................................................14-26
PC Mail Functions...................................................................14-26
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14-1
Basics
Available Entry Items & Character Entry Limits
Send messages via S! Mail, SMS or PC Mail.
S! Mail
[Separate
subscription
required]
Address
SMS
Exchange short text messages with SoftBank
handsets.
Subject
PC Mail
[Setup required]
(ZP.14-24)
Send/receive messages via PC mail account.
For more information, visit SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website
(http://www.softbank.jp).
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Messaging
14-2
Item
E-mail
address
Exchange text messages with SoftBank or e-mail
compatible handsets, PCs, etc.; attach image or
sound files etc.
942P is compatible with Graphic Mail
(ZP.14-5)
Send/receive up to 2 MB messages.
Operations while Using PC Mail
Setting PC Mail accounts creates account folders in Messaging Folders.
S! Mail/SMS operations may change as a result (ZP.14-24).
Note
Messaging functions are also available in Horizontal Open Position.
Switching Normal Position to Horizontal Open Position may end active
screen.
S! Mail/PC Mail
○
Phone
○
number1 2
SMS
–
Up to 246 single-byte
alphanumerics/
Up to 20 recipients ○
○
Up to 256 doublebyte/
Up to 512 singlebyte alphanumerics
–
Text
○
30 KB
○
Attachment
○
45
–
–
Up to 21 single-byte
alphanumerics/Up to
1 recipient
–
Up to 70 double-/
single-byte
alphanumerics3
–
SoftBank handset numbers only
Phone numbers cannot be used for PC Mail address.
When text entry mode is set to English (160char.) (ZP.18-23), up to
160 single-byte alphanumerics can be entered.
Up to 2 MB S! Mail including subject, message text and attachment.
Message size is changeable (Create Msg. Size: ZP.18-22)
Up to 1 MB PC Mail including subject, message text and attachment.
Note
Character limit varies with attachment size.
Change message type while creating a message (ZP.14-9).
Messaging Folders & Memory Status
Messages are organized in folders by message type.
PC Mail Folders: ZP.14-24
Messaging Folders
Receive Messages
Incoming Mail
Received
¹
ユーザーフォルダ 1-3²
Save as Drafts
Drafts
Send Messages
Sent/Unsent
Complete/Not complete
Sent/Unsent
¹
■■View Memory Status
＞
＞A
7 Memory Status
Tip
●Mail Security (ZP.12-11)
Customizing Handset Address
Change your handset mail address (alphanumerics before @)
to reduce the risk of receiving spam. Default account name
is random alphanumerics.
ユーザーフォルダ 1-3²
S et Auto-sort messages to specified folders or Spam Folder automatically
(ZP.14-16, P.14-17).
Add up to ten folders (ZP.14-20).
Deleting Messages Automatically
When memory for messaging folders is low, old messages are
automatically deleted one by one. Protect important messages from
unintentional deletion (ZP.14-21), or set message deletion settings to
OFF (ZP.18-22). Messages in Drafts and SMS on USIM Card are not
deleted automatically.
abc123-xyz @ softbank.ne.jp
Account
Domain
Name
Name
(Customize here)
For details, visit SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website
(http://www.softbank.jp).
Handset mail address cannot be changed in Offline Mode.
For operations while using Internet: ZP.15-6
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Messaging
(Received Full) appears in Standby and no more new incoming
messages are received. Delete old messages in Incoming Mail folder
(ZP.14-22), then retrieve new messages (ZP.14-15).
Spam Folder
Create Messages
When Messaging Memory is Full
A 7 Settings 7 Custom Mail Address
Handset connects to the Network.
Follow onscreen instructions.
14-3
Sending S! Mail & SMS
Select Subject field 7
Enter subject
Select Text field
A[Send]
Sending S! Mail
Text entry (ZP.3-2)
Example: Select a Phone Book entry to send S! Mail.
Press and hold A
Mail size
Enter text
Address field
Subject field
Attachment field
Text field
Composition Window
Text Entry Window
14
Select Address field 7
Phone Book
Select a Phone Book entry 7
Select a SoftBank handset number
or mail address
Messaging
Press
to toggle tabs if both mail
addresses and phone numbers are
saved.
14-4
Note
Alternatively, A 7 Create New to open Composition window.
Tip
●Addresses ●Additional Functions (ZP.14-8)
●Sending Options (ZP.14-10)
Settings ●
Request Delivery Confirmation (ZP.18-21)
●Set Reply-to Address ●Set Signature (ZP.18-22)
Adding Attachments
After Step 6 on P.14-4, select
Attachment field
Select a folder in Data Folder 7
Select a file
A[Send]
Note
Some files can not be attached depending on the file format or size.
Some copy protected files can not be sent.
Attachments exceeding size limit are automatically compressed (Width
and height of compressed images may change.). If the compressed file
still exceeds maximum size, message cannot be sent.
Ring Songs&Tones, Music and Videos files cannot be attached directly
from microSD Card. Move files to handset before attaching to
messages.
Graphic Mail
Create HTML messages; select font color/size, background
color, or insert images, etc.
Example: Use various Templates to create Graphic Mail.
Change font size
Scroll text
After Step 4 on P.14-4, S[Menu] 7
Load Template 7 Highlight a template 7
A[View] 7
to return to Template list.
Select Text field 7 Delete "ここに文章をいれてね！ "
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J 7 Font Size
Messaging
■■Attach Captured Pictures/Videos
＞
Step1, Activate Camera 7 Photo mode or Video mode 7
＞After
[Record],
or
(7 For video,
Frame subject 7
[Stop],
or
)7
[Save],
or
Tip
●Attachments (ZP.14-8)
Settings ●
Set Attachment Size (ZP.18-21)
Alternatively, S[Menu] 7
Set Graphic Mail to open Graphic
Palette
Graphic Palette
Next Page
14-5
4
Select a font size 7 Enter text
J 7 Select area
■■Reset Operations
＞ cancel previous operation: Close Graphic Palette 7 S[Menu] 7
＞To
Undo
＞＞To reset all Graphic Mail operations: J 7 Graphic all reset 7 YES 7
YES
■■Use Mail Art
＞ text entry window, J 7 Mail Art 7 Select an item 7 S[Exit]
＞In
Place cursor before a sentence
[Start] 7 Move
to scroll 7
cursor to end of sentence 7
[End]
Text is highlighted.
To cancel selection:
14
Messaging
14-6
Set Scrolling 7 S[Exit]
to preview 7
Alternatively, S[Menu] 7
Preview to view text field
7 A[Send]
■■Use Files Saved in microSD Card
＞＞In text entry window, J 7 Insert files 7 File Select 7
[microSD] 7 Select a folder 7 Select a file
Select a folder 7
Tip
●Use Other Graphic Mail Settings (ZP.14-9)
●Download Templates via Internet (ZP.14-10)
Sending SMS Messages
Text entry (ZP.3-2)
Example: Select a Phone Book entry to send SMS.
A7
Create New SMS
Select Text field
Enter text
When number of entered character
exceeds limit, S! Mail conversion option
message appears.
Address field
Text field
A[Send]
Text Entry Window
Note
Composition Window
Select Address field 7
Phone Book
Select a Phone Book entry 7
Select a SoftBank handset number
including such text is edited, some characters may be cut out of text
field.
Tip
●Addresses ●Additional Functions (ZP.14-8)
Settings ●
Request Delivery Confirmation (ZP.18-21)
●Change SMS Center Number ●Set Input Character to English
(ZP.18-23)
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Messaging
When a single-byte text message including | { } [ ] ̃ ^ is sent or a draft
14-7
Creating Messages
From
Addresses
From
Composition window, select Address field
■■Add Attachments
＞＞S[Menu] 7 Add Attached Files 7 Select a folder 7 Select a file 7
A[Finish]
To capture still images or videos to attach: ZP.14-5
■■Select Address from Sent Address/Received Address Logs
＞
Address or Received Address 7 Select a log
＞Sent
■■Delete Attachments
＞
a file 7 S[Menu] 7 Del Attached Files 7 YES
＞Highlight
■■Select S! Mail Address from Mail Group
＞
Group 7 Select a Mail Group
＞Mail
Additional Functions
Messaging
Item
Add
recipients*
Edit
Delete*
Operation/Description
entered> 7 Search/enter address 7 Select an
＞
＞ 7 Select/enter and address 7 A[Send]
Forwarded S! Mail cannot be deleted from Server Mail List.
appears for Server Mail saved to Drafts or Sent/Unsent after
forwarded.
■■View Server Mail Memory
＞
Mail Memory
＞Server
14-15
Organizing/Using Messages
Checking Messages in Messaging Folders
At time of purchase, information message is provided for your
Auto-sort
Save messages that satisfy set conditions to designated
folder automatically.
convenience (Transmission fee does not apply).
Previously sent/received messages are not sorted.
Sent/received messages are sorted by subject if both address and subject
A 7 Incoming Mail , Drafts ,
Sent/Unsent
match sort condition applied to specific folder. Messages with no subject
are sorted by address.
Either address or mail subject can be specified per folder.
appears for unread messages in
Incoming Mail folder.
appears for draft or unsent messages
in Drafts or Sent/Unsent folder.
In Incoming Mail or Sent/Unsent folder,
select a folder then message.
Messaging Folders: ZP.14-3
A 7 Incoming Mail or Sent/Unsent
Highlight a folder 7 S[Menu] 7
Auto-sort Setting
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
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Messaging
Select a message
To toggle previous/next messages in Received/Sent Message
window:
Tip
●Functions Available in Incoming Mail or Sent/Unsent Folder (ZP.14-20)
●Functions Available from Message Lists (ZP.14-21)
14-16
Operation/Description
Add Address Sort messages by address
＞
address 7 Select/enter an address
＞Search/enter
Save up to 10 addresses per folder.
Add Subject Sort messages by mail subject
＞
a subject
＞Enter
Save one subject per folder.
SMS cannot be sorted by mail subject.
Add Group
Sort messages by Group in Phone Book
＞
a group
＞Select
Save up to 10 groups per folder.
Add Mail
Sort messages by Mail Group
＞
a Mail Group
group
＞Select
Save up to 10 Mail Groups per folder.
■■Edit Sort Conditions
＞
Step 2, highlight an item 7
＞After
Mail Group
Filter Spam
[Edit] 7 Edit address, subject or
■■Change Auto-sort List View
Switch Name view or Address view for Auto-sort.
＞
Step 2, S[Menu] 7 Display the List 7 Name or Address
＞After
■■Delete Auto-sort Settings
＞
Step 2, (highlight an item 7) S[Menu] 7 Delete or
＞After
Delete All (7 For Delete All , enter Phone Password) 7 YES
■■Re-sort Set Folders
＞ re-sort messages in a specific folder: In Step 2, highlight a folder 7
＞To
S[Menu] 7 Re-sort in This 7 YES
＞ re-sort messages in all folders: After Step 1 7 S[Menu] 7
＞To
Sort in All 7 YES
Sort messages from unknown senders into Spam Folder
without incoming notification. Use Safe List to receive
messages from certain addresses/phone numbers and
domains.
Note
Messages from secret Phone Book entries may be sorted into Spam
Folder. Be careful when deleting messages from Spam Folder.
Setting Spam Folder
OFF
Spam Filter 7 Enter Phone Password
ON 7 YES
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Messaging
A 7 Settings 7 Universal Settings 7
Anti-Spam Measures
14-17
Safe List
Replying to Messages
Specify up to 20 addresses and domains (for example, @softbank.ne.jp)
to receive messages from without sorting into Spam Folder.
A 7 Settings 7 Universal Settings 7
Anti-Spam Measures 7 Safe List
Add Addresses
In Message window, A[Reply]
Re : appears before Subject when replying
to S! Mail. Received message text is
quoted.
S[Menu] 7 Add Address 7 Received Address
or Direct Entry 7 Select or enter an address
Add Domains
S[Menu] 7 Add Domain 7 Enter a domain
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A[Finish]
■■Edit Saved Addresses
＞
Step 1, highlight an address 7
＞After
[Edit] 7 Edit address
Messaging
■■Delete Addresses
＞＞After Step 1, (highlight an address 7) S[Menu] 7 Delete or
Delete All (7 For Delete All , enter Phone Password) 7 YES
Tip
●Report Spam (ZP.14-23)
Complete message 7 A[Send]
■■Reply without Quoting
＞ Step 1, S[Menu] 7 Reply 7 Reply to Sender or Reply to All
＞In
7 Compose S! Mail or Compose SMS
Selectable items differ by mail type.
Note
Alternatively, reply from Message List window without opening
messages (ZP.14-20)
Tip
●Quote Original Message in Reply (ZP.18-21)
14-18
Using Mail Groups
Save mail addresses by group. Messages can be sent to
specified group of recipients.
Save up to 20 recipients per group.
Create up to 20 groups.
Main Menu 4 Phone 4 Settings 4 Mail Group
Select a group to save
Enter Mail Address Directly
Select Mail Address from Phone
Book or Sent/Received Address Logs
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Mail Group List
Messaging
Repeat Step 2 to save mail addresses.
■■Delete Saved Mail Addresses
＞＞After Step 1, (highlight a mail address 7) S[Menu] 7
Delete this or Delete all (7 For Delete all , enter Phone Password) 7
YES
■■Send a Message to All Group Members
＞＞In Step 1, highlight a Mail Group 7 A[
To select a Mail Group from S! Mail Composition window: ZP.14-8
Highlight 7
A[Edit] 7 Enter mail address
Highlight 7
S[Menu] 7 Look-up address
7 Select an item 7 Select an entry
■■Reset Group Names
＞ Step 1, highlight a Mail Group 7 S[Menu] 7
＞In
Reset group name 7 YES
■■Edit Mail Addresses
＞
Step 1, highlight a mail address 7 A[Edit] 7 Edit
＞After
Creating Mail Groups
■■Change Group Names
＞ Step 1, highlight a Mail Group 7 S[Menu] 7
＞In
Edit group name 7 Edit name
14-19
Sent/Received Address
＞
address logs: Press and hold
＞Sent
7 Highlight an address 7
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞＞Received address logs: Press and hold
7 Highlight an address 7
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Character
size
Add to Phone
Book
Add shortcut
icon
Compose
message
Compose
SMS
Dialing
Dialed calls1
Received
calls2
Delete this
Delete
selected
Delete all
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Messaging
14-20
Operation/Description
Toggle font sizes
Save selected mail address/number to Phone Book
(ZFrom Step 2 on P.4-5)
Create a shortcut (ZP.1-25) Select a shortcut in Standby
to open Composition window with selected mail address/
number in Address field
Create a message to selected address/phone number
(ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-4)
Create SMS to selected phone number (ZFrom Step 4
on P.14-7)
＞
a dialing method 7 Dial
＞Select
Show Redial logs
Show Incoming Call Logs
＞
＞YES
＞
logs to be deleted 7 A[Finish] 7 YES
＞Check
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
＞Enter
Sent address logs only
Received address logs only
Organizing Messages
■■Functions Available in Incoming Mail or Sent/Unsent
Folder
＞
＞A
7 Incoming Mail or Sent/Unsent 7 (Highlight a folder) 7
S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Add folder
Edit folder
name*
Auto-sort
Setting*
Re-sort in
This
Sort in All
Operation/Description
Add up to 10 user folders to each of Incoming Mail and
Sent/Unsent folders
＞
folder name
＞Enter
＞ folder name
＞Edit
＞
messages (ZFrom Step 3 on P.14-16)
＞Sort
Re-sort messages in selected folder
＞
＞YES
Re-sort messages in all folders
＞
＞YES
Sort folder* Sort user folders
＞
a target location
＞Select
Mail Security Set to require Phone Password for opening a folder
＞
Phone Password
＞Enter
To cancel: repeat the step
Delete folder* ＞Enter
＞
Phone Password 7 YES
* ユーザーフォルダ only
■■Functions Available from Message Lists
＞
＞A
7 Incoming Mail , Drafts or Sent/Unsent (7 Select a folder) 7
Highlight a message 7 S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Edit1 2
Send2
Retrieve3
Reply3
Reply with
Quote3
Dial
Add
Address1 3
Protect/
Unprotect1 3
Unread/
Read3
Move1 3
Operation/Description
＞＞Forward or Fwd Server Mail 7 Select Address field
7 Search/enter address 7 Select an address or enter
directly 7 A[Send]
Forward Server Mail (ZP.14-15)
When forwarding S! Mail, Fw: appears before Subject.
Dotted line appears in the first line of Text field.
Attachments are also forwarded (Messages with copy
protected attachments may not be forwardable.).
＞
an item 7 Make a call/compose a message/add
＞Select
to Phone Book
Save addresses to Phone Book
＞
phone number or mail address 7 YES
＞Select
(ZFrom Step 2 on P.4-5)
Protect received/sent messages
＞
one or Selected (7 For Selected , check
＞This
messages 7 A[Finish])
To unprotect, repeat the step.
SMS saved in USIM Card cannot be deleted.
Switch status to Unread/Read
Move messages to specific folders
＞＞Move This or Move Selected (7 For
Move Selected , check messages 7 A[Finish] 7
YES ) 7 Select a folder
SMS saved in USIM Card cannot be moved.
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Messaging
Operation/Description
Edit message to send
(S! Mail: ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4/SMS: ZFrom Step 2
on P.14-7)
Send Drafts
Retrieve complete S! Mail
one or Selected (7 For Selected , check
＞
＞This
messages 7 A[Finish] 7 YES )
Reply without quoting message
＞＞Reply to Sender or Reply to All 7 Select an item 7
Compose a message (S! Mail: ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-4/
SMS: ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-7)
Selectable items differ by mail type.
Quote received message to reply
to Sender or Reply to All 7
＞
＞Reply
Select an item 7 Compose a message (S! Mail:
ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-4/SMS: ZFrom Step 4 on
P.14-7)
Selectable items differ by mail type.
Item
Forward3
14-21
Item
Delete
Confirm
Delivery1
Send Ir data
IC
Transmission
Copy to
microSD
Copy to USIM/
Copy to Phone3
Move to
USIM/Move
to Phone3
Sort
Operation/Description
＞
an item 7 Operate selected item
＞Select
If messages are received while selecting multiple
messages, message deletion may fail.
View Delivery report
(ZP.11-3)
(ZP.11-5)
Copy messages to microSD Card
＞
＞YES
Copy SMS to USIM Card/handset
＞
＞YES
Move SMS to USIM Card/handset
＞
＞YES
Change display order
＞
a display order
＞Select
View detailed information (Subject, From, To, etc.)
Mail
Information
Mail history1 3 Show up to 1000 sent/received mail records
＞
a sender/recipient address
＞Select
or
appears.
Select a record to show Message window.
return to previous window.
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Messaging
14-22
Sent messages only
Drafts only
Received messages only
to
Using Messages
■■Functions Available in Received/Sent Message Window
＞ Message window, S[Menu] 7 Select an item (See below)
＞In
Item
Retrieve1
Edit2
Operation/Description
Retrieve complete S! Mail
Edit message to send
(S! Mail: ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4/SMS: ZFrom Step 2
on P.14-7)
Reply without quoting message
Reply1
＞＞Reply to Sender or Reply to All 7 Select an item 7
Compose a message (S! Mail: ZFrom Step 4 on
P.14-4/SMS: ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-7)
Selectable items differ by mail type.
Quote received message to reply
Reply with
to Sender or Reply to All 7
＞
Quote1
＞Reply
Select an item 7 Compose a message (S! Mail:
ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-4/SMS: ZFrom Step 4 on
P.14-7)
Selectable items differ by mail type.
＞
or Fwd Server Mail
Forward1
＞Forward
Forward Server Mail (ZP.14-15)
Dial
＞
an item 7 Make a call/compose a message/add
＞Select
to Phone Book
Add Address Save addresses to Phone Book
＞
phone number or mail address 7 YES
＞Select
(ZFrom Step 2 on P.4-5)
Item
Copy to
microSD
Copy to USIM or
Copy to Phone1
Move to USIM
or Move to
Phone1
Report Spam1
Mail history
Operation/Description
Copy messages to microSD Card
＞
＞YES
Copy SMS to USIM Card/handset
＞
＞YES
Move SMS to USIM Card/handset
＞
＞YES
Report received mail as Spam
＞
＞A[Send]
Change destination to report to (ZP.18-21).
Show up to 1000 sent/received mail records
＞
a sender/recipient address
＞Select
or
appears.
Select a record to show Message window.
to
return to previous window.
Received Message window only
Sent Message window only
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Messaging
Item
Operation/Description
Add to Phone Save highlighted phone number/mail address to Phone
Book
Book
＞
＞YES
(ZFrom Step 2 on P.4-5)
Attached files Show attached files
Save edited templates
Save
＞
Templates
＞YES
Add Shortcut Create a shortcut (ZP.1-25) Select a shortcut in Standby
to open Composition window with selected mail address/
Icon
number in Address field
Copy
Copy address, subject or text
Select an item 7 Copy (ZAfter Step 2 on P.3-10)
Look up in
Look up a word in dictionary
[Start] 7
to
dict.
＞
cursor before/after text 7
＞Move
[End] 7 Read disclaimer
highlight target area 7
7 OK
Dictionary operations (ZP.13-13)
Font Size
＞
a size
＞Select
Change scroll unit
Scroll Unit
＞
an item
＞Select
Convert characters when not properly shown
Charset
＞
an item
Conversion1 ＞Select
Delete
＞
an item 7 Operate selected item
＞Select
View Delivery report
Confirm
Delivery2
Mail
View detailed information (Subject, From, To, etc.)
Information
Send Ir data (ZP.11-3)
IC
(ZP.11-5)
Transmission
14-23
PC Mail
Send/receive messages via PC mail account. Set PC mail
account in advance.
Set Yahoo! Mail address: ZP.14-25
Notes
Receiving PC Mail for the first time after setting PC mail account may
Messaging Folders
PC Mail folders are added in Incoming Mail and Sent/Unsent
folders once account setup is complete.
Create up to three PC Mail folders.
PC Mail is not sorted as Spam Mail.
Messaging Folders
incur high packet transmission fees.
Using auto-receive settings may incur high packet transmission fees.
Be careful when using handset abroad.
Checking for new messages may slow down other functions.
Checking for new messages incurs packet transmission fees even
when no new messages are received.
Single-byte katakana and pictographs are not supported in PC Mail.
14
Sent/Unsent
S! Mail/SMS
Sent/Unsent
ユーザーフォルダ 1-3*
ユーザーフォルダ 1-3*
Spam Folder
Using S! Mail/SMS with PC Mail
Messaging
S! Mail/SMS operations may change after PC mail account setup.
Example:
To create S! Mail: Press and hold A 7 S! Mail
To attach files to S! Mail: Highlight a file 7 Attach to message
7 S! Mail
To view received messages: A 7 Incoming Mail 7 S! Mail/SMS
7 Select a folder 7 Select a message
Incoming Mail
S! Mail/SMS
Received
Account Name (PC Mail)
Received
Account Name (PC Mail)
Sent/Unsent
ユーザーフォルダ 1-3*
ユーザーフォルダ 1-3*
* Add up to 10 ユーザーフォルダ (user folders): ZP.14-20
Note
Functions available in S! Mail/SMS (Auto-sort Setting, Mail Security,
etc.) are also available in PC Mail (Some unavailable functions do not
appear in menu).
14-24
PC Mail Account Setup
Set up accounts to use PC Mail.
Set up to three PC mail accounts.
Check ISP information in advance.
PC Mail services may not be available depending on services, settings,
contract details for PC mail account.
Set Quick Yahoo Mail is available for setting your Yahoo! account.
A 7 Settings 7 PC Mail Settings 7
Account Settings
7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Account
Name
Incoming
Options
＞
an item 7 Enter/select an item
＞Select
User Name , Password and Receiving Server are
required.
＞
an item 7 Enter/select an item
＞Select
Mail Address and Sender Server are required.
To confirm settings: In Incoming Options/Sending Options window,
A[Confirmati] 7
After information is entered in Incoming Options/Sending Options,
to return to Account Settings window.
A[Finish] 7 OK
To retrieve new messages immediately, select YES
■■Set Default Account
＞
Step 1, highlight an account 7 S[Menu] 7 Default account
＞After
★ appears for selected account.
■■Delete Account
＞
Step 1, highlight an account 7 S[Menu] 7 Delete account
＞After
7 Enter Phone Password 7 YES
Tip
●Reset All Incoming Message Logs ●Delete All Server Mail (ZP.14-26)
Sending PC Mail
Default account (ZAbove) is automatically selected.
Press and hold A
7 PC Mail
Account field
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PC Mail Composition window appears.
Compose a message and send
(ZAfter Step 2 on P.14-4)
PC Mail
Composition Window
Messaging
Sending
Options
Operation/Description
＞
an account name
＞Enter
■■Quick Yahoo! Mail Address Setup
＞
Step 1, Set Quick Yahoo Mail 7 YES or NO
＞After
Follow onscreen instructions.
■■Change Account
＞
Step 1, select Account field 7 Select an account
＞After
Note
Alternatively, open PC Mail Composition window from A
7 Create New PC Mail
14-25
Retrieving/Viewing PC Mail
If auto-retrieve setting is on, open new PC Mail from Event Indicator:
ZP.14-11
PC Mail Indicators
Unread/read PC Mail
Unread/read PC Mail (notice only)
Note
When Center sends initial portion of PC Mail, manually retrieve the
complete message.
Retrieving PC Mail by Account
14
A 7 Retrieve New 7 Select an account
Messaging
A 7 Incoming Mail 7 Select an account 7
Select a message
Tip
Settings ●Disable Auto-retrieval for New Messages ●Set Auto-retrieval
Interval for New Messages ●Automatically Retrieve New
Messages while Abroad ●Disable Auto-retrieval between Set
Time Period (ZP.18-23)
14-26
■ Attach Image/Music Files
＞Highlight a file 7 S[Menu] 7 Attach to message 7 PC Mail 7
Compose a message and send (ZAfter Step 2 on P.14-4)
■ Reset All Incoming Message Logs
＞A 7 Settings 7 PC Mail Settings 7 Account Settings 7
Select an account 7 Server Maintenance 7 Reset Mail Log 7
YES
■ Delete All Server Mail
＞A 7 Settings 7 PC Mail Settings 7 Account Settings 7
Select an account 7 Server Maintenance 7 Delete All 7 Enter
Phone Password 7 YES
Note
If over 10001 messages are on your PC mail server, retrieving/deleting
messages from that PC Mail account is disabled.
Viewing Previously Retrieved PC Mail
PC Mail Functions
Internet
Getting Started................................................... 15-2
Using Yahoo! Keitai............................................. 15-3
Opening Yahoo! Keitai Menu.....................................................15-3
Entering URL.............................................................................15-4
Using Access Histories...............................................................15-4
Exiting Mobile Internet..............................................................15-4
Using PC Site Browser......................................... 15-5
Opening Menu..........................................................................15-5
Entering URL.............................................................................15-5
Using Access Histories...............................................................15-5
Exiting Internet..........................................................................15-5
Basic Operations.................................................. 15-6
Using Cursor.............................................................................15-6
Text Entry & Item Selection........................................................15-7
Using Information............................................... 15-8
Bookmarks & Saved Pages.........................................................15-8
Managing Bookmarks & Saved Pages........................................15-9
Bookmarks/Saved Pages Functions...........................................15-10
Downloading Image/Sound Files..............................................15-11
Using Number, Address or URL.................................................15-11
Streaming...............................................................................15-12
15
Option Menu Items............................................ 15-13
15-1
Getting Started
Access Yahoo! Keitai Mobile Internet and PC sites.
"Yahoo! Keitai" is both a SoftBank Mobile Internet service
and the SoftBank Mobile Internet portal.
View PC Internet websites via PC Site Browser.
Connecting Via Wi-Fi
Access the Internet via Wi-Fi. Once connection setup is complete, handset
automatically connects to that Wi-Fi network when within range.
Wi-Fi: ZP.11-11
Switch to 3G from Wi-Fi: ZP.15-13
Note
Video Calls cannot be received while connecting to the Network.
Internet
Yahoo! Keitai
View Mobile Internet Websites (ZP.15-3)
Download image/sound files, etc. (ZP.15-11)
Movies/Music Streaming (ZP.15-12)
Register S! Quick News (ZP.8-4)
Internet
15
PC Sites
View PC Sites (ZP.15-5)
Download still images (ZP.15-11)
Separate subscription is required for Network access.
For more information, visit SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website
(http://www.softbank.jp).
15-2
Cache Memory
Retrieved information is temporarily saved in Cache
Memory.
When full, oldest is deleted first.
Previously viewed pages may load from Cache Memory. To view the
latest, update information (ZP.15-13).
Cached items with expiry dates are deleted upon expiry.
Information remains even after handset is disconnected from the
Network or handset power is turned off.
Tip
Settings ●
Clear Cache ●Delete Cookies (ZP.18-24)
●Initialize Browser (ZP.18-25)
SSL/TLS
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security)
are encryption protocols for secure Internet transmissions
of important/sensitive information such as credit card
numbers.
Server certificates are saved on handset (ZP.18-25).
Notes
When a security notice appears, subscribers must decide for themselves
whether or not to open the page. SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp., VeriSign
Japan K.K., Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd., Entrust Japan Co.,Ltd., GlobalSign
K.K., RSA Security Inc. and SECOM Trust Systems Co., Ltd. cannot be held
liable for any damages associated with the use of SSL and TLS.
Tip
Settings ●Security Settings (ZP.18-25)
Using Yahoo! Keitai
Opening Yahoo! Keitai Menu
Select Yahoo! Keitai Menu items to access websites.
Main Menu 4 Yahoo!
Open Top Menu
Yahoo! Keitai
Open Menu List
Menu List
Select a menu item
Repeat Step 2 as required.
Basic Operations: ZP.15-6
Internet
Note
Shortcut: In Standby, press S
15
15-3
Entering URL
Using Access Histories
Enter URLs (addresses beginning with "http://" or "https://")
directly to access websites, or open previously viewed pages
using URL histories.
Up to 20 URL histories are stored.
Up to 100 access histories are stored (The number of savable histories
varies depending on data amount.).
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 History
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 Enter URL
Open previously viewed pages using access histories.
Enter URL Directly
Select a history
Direct Entry 7 Enter URL
Use URL History
URL History List 7
Select a URL
Internet
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History Window
URL History List
Window
■■Delete URL Histories
＞ Step1, URL History List 7 (Highlight a URL 7) S[Menu] 7
＞In
Delete or Delete All 7 YES
■■Delete Access Histories
＞ Step 1, (highlight a history 7) S[Menu] 7 Delete or
＞In
Delete All 7 YES (7 For Delete All , enter Phone Password)
■■Show Access History URLs
＞ Step 1, highlight a history 7 S[Menu] 7 Display URL
＞In
Exiting Mobile Internet
L 7 YES
Note
Closing handset does not affect active browser.
15-4
Using PC Site Browser
View PC websites using PC Site Browser.
When PC Site Browser is active,
appears.
Some pages may not be viewable.
Viewing PC websites may incur high charges.
Opening PC Site Browser enables Touchpad. Touchpad Indicators
Entering URL
Follow same operation accessed from Yahoo! Keitai.
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 PC Site Browser 4 Enter URL
Follow Step 1 of same operation accessed from Yahoo! Keitai
(ZP.15-4).
illuminate (Touchpad operations: ZP.1-23, P.1-24).
Opening Menu
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 PC Site Browser
Homepage
Select a menu item
Confirmation appears. Select NO .
To show confirmation each time: YES
Follow same operation accessed from Yahoo! Keitai.
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 PC Site Browser 4 History
Follow Step 1 of same operation accessed from Yahoo! Keitai
(ZP.15-4).
Exiting Internet
Repeat Step 2 as required.
Note
Alternatively, press A in Yahoo! Keitai Menu to switch to PC Site
Browser Menu. To return to Yahoo! Keitai Menu, press A again.
Tip
L 7 YES
Internet
Using Access Histories
15
Note
Closing handset does not affect active browser.
Settings ●
Set Touchpad to Activate for Web Browser/Mobile Widget
(ZP.18-7)
●Hide Warning Messages when Activating PC Site Browser or
Switching to Yahoo! Keitai (ZP.18-24)
15-5
Basic Operations
Using Cursor
Operation descriptions are based on Portrait View.
Move Cursor
Scroll Pages
Internet
15
Move to
previous page/
next page
Use cursor to select underlined menu items.
to move right
to move left
to move to previous line
to move to next line
Scroll bar appears on right side or at bottom of
Display when page content continues beyond
view.
scroll up/down
scroll left/right
scroll page up by a screenful
scroll page down by a screenful
To scroll continuously, press and hold above
keys.
Previously viewed pages are temporarily saved in
Cache Memory (ZP.15-2).
A[Back]: Return to previous page
S[Menu] 7 Forward : View next page
Some web pages may not appear after
performing the steps above.
Touchpad operations (ZP.1-23, P.1-24)
15-6
When Authentication is Required
Some pages require user authentication for access.
If required, enter user ID or password.
Note
While page is open, press and hold
to switch to Digital TV.
Tip
Settings ●
Font Size ●Scroll Unit ●Images Off ●Sound Off ●Delete
User ID or Password Entered when Authentication is Required
(ZP.18-24)
Text Entry & Item Selection
Enter text or select items to send information.
Example:
Text Entry
Field
Radio Button
Menu List
Check Box
Command Button
Text Entry Field
Highlight field 7
Menu List
Highlight field 7
Menu list appears.
Highlight an item 7
Selected items are highlighted.
7 Enter text 7
Radio Button
Highlight
When selected,
Check Box
Highlight 7
When selected, appears.
again to cancel selection.
Press
Command Button
Highlight the button 7
Corresponding command is executed.
appears.
Actual web pages may differ in appearance.
Internet
15
15-7
Using Information
Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Bookmark websites or save page content to Saved Pages.
Some copy protected materials cannot be saved.
Bookmarks
Saved Pages
Viewing Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! (4 PC Site Browser)
Bookmarks or Saved Pages 7 Select an item
Example: Yahoo! Keitai Browser
Save links to websites. Handset connects to the
Network to open the link.
Save page content. Handset opens saved pages
without connecting to the Network.
Saving Web Pages
Internet
15
Open a web page 7 S[Menu] 7
Bookmarks or Saved Pages 7 Add
Select title 7 Edit title
OK 7 OK
Bookmarks List Window
Saved Pages List Window
■■Open Bookmarks/Saved Pages in Web Page
＞
a web page 7 S[Menu] 7 Bookmarks or Saved Pages 7
＞Open
View List
Note
Create folders in Bookmarks/Saved Pages List to organize Bookmarks/
Saved Pages (ZP.15-9).
Tip
●Send Bookmarks via Infrared (ZP.11-3)
●Send Bookmarks via IC Transmission (ZP.11-5)
●
Add Bookmark Shortcuts to Standby ●Save URLs to Bookmarks
●Send Bookmark URLs (ZP.15-10)
15-8
Managing Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Follow the steps below to open Bookmarks or Saved Pages
list:
■■Yahoo! Keitai
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 Bookmarks or Saved Pages
■■PC Site Browser
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 PC Site Browser
4 Bookmarks or Saved Pages
Note
When a different USIM Card is inserted, Saved Pages do not appear or
title name cannot be changed.
Folders cannot be created within existing folders.
Bookmarks
In Bookmarks list window, S[Menu] 7
Create New 7 Folders 7 Enter title
Saved Pages
In Saved Pages list window, S[Menu] 7
New Folder 7 Enter title
■■Edit Folder Title
＞ Bookmarks/Saved Pages list window (ZP.15-8), highlight a folder 7
＞In
S[Menu] 7 Edit 7 Edit folder title
Editing Bookmark Titles/URLs
In Bookmarks list window, highlight a bookmark 7
S[Menu] 7 Edit
Edit title/URL
Renaming Saved Pages
In Saved Pages list window, highlight a saved page 7
S[Menu] 7 Edit
Edit title
Internet
Creating New Bookmarks/Saved Pages Folders
■■Move Bookmarks/Saved Pages to Folder
① Before moving to folders, set Sort to Saved/Used Order or
Saved/Moved Order (ZP.15-10)
② In Bookmarks/Saved Pages list window (ZP.15-8), highlight a
bookmark/saved page 7 S[Menu] 7 Move to 7 Select a folder
7 Select a destination
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Tip
●
Delete Bookmarks/Saved Pages/Folders ●Display Bookmark/Saved Page
URLs ●Change Bookmarks/Saved Pages/Folders Display Order ●Sort
Bookmarks/Saved Pages/Folders (ZP.15-10)
15-9
Bookmarks/Saved Pages Functions
From
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! (4 PC Site Browser)
4 Bookmarks or Saved Pages
■■Add Bookmark Shortcuts to Standby
＞
a bookmark 7 S[Menu] 7 Add shortcut icon 7 YES
＞Highlight
■■Save URLs to Bookmarks
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Create New 7 Bookmarks 7 Enter a title/URL 7
OK
■■Delete Bookmarks/Saved Pages/Folders
＞
the steps below
＞Follow
Item
Delete
Internet
15
Operation/Description
＞
a bookmark, saved page or folder 7
＞Highlight
S[Menu] 7 Delete 7 YES
Delete
Select items to delete
Selected Items ＞S[Menu]
＞
7 Delete selected 7 Check items to
delete 7 S[Delete] 7 YES
Delete All
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Delete All 7 YES 7 Enter Phone
Password
■■Display Bookmark/Saved Page URLs
＞
a bookmark/saved page 7 S[Menu] 7 Display URL
＞Highlight
■■Change Bookmarks/Saved Pages/Folders Display Order
＞
a bookmark/saved page/folder 7 S[Menu] 7 Move to 7
＞Highlight
to select a position
Before changing order, set Sort (ZRight) to Saved/Used Order or
Saved/Moved Order .
15-10
■■Sort Bookmarks/Saved Pages/Folders
＞
＞S[Menu]
7 Sort 7 Select a condition
■■Send Bookmark URLs
＞＞Highlight a bookmark 7 S[Menu] 7 Send URL 7 S! Mail or
SMS 7 Create a message (S! Mail: ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-4/SMS:
ZFrom Step 2 on P.14-7)
Downloading Image/Sound Files
Save images, sounds, etc. to Data Folder or microSD Card.
For PC Site Browser, only still images can be saved.
Open a web page 7 S[Menu] 7 Select File
Save 7 YES
Using Number, Address or URL
Use linked numbers, addresses or URLs to make calls, send
messages, access websites, or save directly to Phone Book.
Open a web page containing phone numbers, mail
addresses or URLs
Phone Number
Select a file
File details appear.
Available menu items vary by saved content.
Save location is determined by Save Settings (ZP.18-24).
However, save location may change depending on situations. Check
confirmation when download is complete.
Files may be damaged.
Some copy protected files may not be saved.
Videos selected from web pages play while being downloaded.
Files 10 MB and larger are saved to microSD Card regardless of
settings.
Item
Voice call
Video call
Select image
Add to Phone
Book
Operation/Description
Make a Voice Call
Make a Video Call
Select outgoing image
Save a number to Phone Book (ZFrom Step 2 on
P.4-5)
E-mail Address
Select an address 7 Select an item (See below)
Item
Compose
S! Mail
Compose SMS
Add to
Phone Book
Operation/Description
Create S! Mail (ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-4)
Internet
Note
Do not remove/install microSD Card while saving files to it.
Do not turn handset power off while downloading or saving files.
Select a phone number 7 Select an item (See below)
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Create SMS (ZFrom Step 4 on P.14-7)
Save mail address to Phone Book (ZFrom Step 2 on
P.4-5)
URL
Select URL
Handset connects to the Network.
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Note
Streaming
Streaming requires a continuous Network connection. Network remains
Supported by compatible files on Yahoo! Keitai sites only.
Streaming files cannot be saved.
Main Menu 4 Yahoo! 4 Yahoo! Keitai
Open a web page 7 Select a file
L or
Streaming starts.
to exit
■■Engaged Streaming Operations
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Mute/Release Mute S[
Pause/Resume*
Volume
Set Playback
to start playback from specified point
Position*
Toggle Views
Toggle: Portrait View 7 Landscape View (Fit to
Display size) 7 Full-size Landscape View
* Not available during playback for live events such as live sports programs
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connected even during a pause (Transmission fees apply).
Paused streams may stop after three minutes of inactivity.
Pausing playback while streaming via Wi-Fi (handset closed) may end
streaming after 10 seconds.
When roaming abroad, streaming may be unavailable or not be
performed properly.
Incoming Voice Calls while Streaming
Incoming call pauses an active stream.
Video Calls cannot be received while streaming.
Option Menu Items
Item
Operation/Description
Yahoo! Keitai1/ View top menu
Home Page2
Settings
Font Size : Change font size
Encoding : Change encoding type
Pointer : Set Pointer2
Switch screen Toggle between Small Screen and PC Screen
Exit Browser
Exit Browser
In Yahoo! Keitai, press S[Menu] for these options:
Some functions may not be available depending on web pages.
Item
Forward
Bookmarks
Saved Pages
Text Copy
Reload Page
Enter URL
Select File
Yahoo! Keitai only
PC Site Browser only
Internet
Handy
Functions
Operation/Description
Go to next page (ZP.15-6)
View Bookmarks list, add bookmarks, or add bookmark
shortcuts to Standby
View Saved Pages list or save page content to Saved
Pages
Copy page text
Refresh page information
Enter URL directly or use URL History to access pages
View, play or save file to Data Folder (Downloading
Image/Sound Files: ZFrom Step 2 on P.15-11)
Switch PC Browser 1/Switch Browser 2: Toggle
Yahoo! Keitai/PC site
Connect to Wi-Fi/Connect to 3G : Toggle Wi-Fi/3G
connection
Internet Search : Search text in Internet
Look up in dict. : Look up specified text in dictionary
Search In Page : Search text within page
Jump in this page : Jump to top/end of page
Send URL : Send URL via S! Mail/SMS
History : Open previously viewed pages
Expand/Shrink 2: Zoom page in/out
Set Display Range 2: Specify displayed area of page
Flash(R) Menu : Playback/pause Flash® files
Properties : View page details or server certificates for
secure pages
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