Sanyo Electric Co C401SA Single-Mode Cellular Phone (CDMA) User Manual F P382 414
Sanyo Electric Co Ltd Single-Mode Cellular Phone (CDMA) F P382 414
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Operating Instructions Name & function of parts q11 Antenna w Incoming call light blinks green when the phone rings, and lights red during battery charging. e Sub-display １ ２ ３ shows wait time, receive time, etc, while the set is closed. MULTI DISPLAY r Speaker used to incoming calls. t Strap hole y Ear-microphone jack used to connect an optional switchable ear microphone. key used to set a message or to enter a selected item (similar functions as the ４ key on top of the set). Up/Down keys used to adjust the volume, scroll through the Memory Dial contents, convert characters, and to make function settings (similar functions as the key on top of the set). o Earpiece used to hear, other party's voice, various messages, etc. !0 Display shows various settings, phone numbers, etc. ５ ６ ７ ８ !1 Flexible keys used to select items shown at the bottom of the display (refer to "Using the flexible keys" on page 391.) !2 key そ の 他 used for the EZweb service. !3 Volume/Retrieve/Convert/Phonebook( )/ Redial( )/Cursor key ９ used to set the volume, call a memory dial, redial, convert Kanji characters, and select functions. !4 (Start) key used to make or receive a call. １０ ■ used to enter phone numbers and characters. !6 Microphone used to convey your voice during a call. !7 External connection terminal used to connect an optional device such as a quick-rechargeable cigarette lighter adapter. !8 (End) key used to turn on and off the power, to end a call, or to hold a response. !9 １２ １３ １４ ２０ １９ １８ key used to call the menu or to enter selected items. @0 １１ １５ key used to send and receive E-mail and C-mail service, to delete characters, or to return to the previous display. １６ 1７ 389 389 Operating Instructions !5 Dial keys Display indications ●The following illustration is for explanation purpose only. Not all indications will actually be displayed at the same time. ● When any key is pressed, illumination will turn on for about 10 seconds. shows signal strength. The more segments, the stronger the signal. "圏外" is displayed while you are out of the service area or in a weak signal field. Security display This shows up when the encrypted information is displayed. is displayed during pager style entry mode (in em fonts). shows up when there is an unopened mail. is displayed during pager style entry mode (in en fonts). shows up when you turn off the ringer. is displayed during numeric entry mode. shows up when you set the secret mode. appears when the content overflows the display. shows up during call. あいうえおかき １２／２４（日） １０：３０ shows up when a message memo is set. shows up when the timer mode is set for the manner mode. shows up when the front/ backlight is set. そ の 他 is displayed during "Katakana" entry mode. is displayed during alphanumeric entry mode. shows up when the phone is connected the EZ-web server. indicates the battery pack power in 3 levels. "充電" is displayed during battery charge. is displayed during "Kanji/ Hiragana" entry mode. shows up when the manner mode is set. shows up when the schedule function alarm is set. メモ 文字／マナー Silent vibrator mode shows up when you set the easy timer. Pochette mode shows up when you set the vibration function. ■ Operating Instructions shows up when you set the alarm clock. Original manner mode shows up during battery charge after setting the home mode. Power saving during standby for next information In order to minimize the power consumption, the cdmaOne C401SA display turns automatically to power saving mode when key operation is stopped for a while. " turns to " " in power saving mode. Indication " １７：０１ The indication restores with key operation. 390 390 ■ Using the flexible keys The flexible keys correspond to the items shown at the bottom of the display. Press the key below each indication to select it. 〈Example〉 Indications on the display There are several different patterns of indications shown on the display, and the functions of the flexible keys vary accodingly. Functions of the flexible keys In this instruction manual, the indications for the flexible keys are expressed as shown below. メモ 文字／マナー F メモ 文字／マナー メモ 文字／マナー 文字／マナー メモ ※The illustrations in this manual differs slightly from the actual displays. ■ key In this instruction manual, the point at which to press the key is indicated as shown below. Example) Press top or bottom → ● Continuous scrolling can be made by holding down. Sub-display indications ● The following illustration is for explanation purpose only. Some indications will not be displayed depending on circumstances. ● When ● The is pressed, illumination will turn on for about 10 seconds. そ の 他 sub-display does not work while the cover is opened. shows up when there is an unopened mail. Manner mode, ringer and vibrator settings are displayed. shows up when a message memo is set. shows up when you set the vibration function. Silent vibrator mode Pochette mode Original manner mode Home mode indicates the battery pack power in 3 levels. "充" is displayed during battery charge. 6:38 shows signal strength. The more segments, the stronger the signal. "圏外" is displayed while you are out of the service area or in a weak signal field. shows up when the side key guard is set. shows up when you set the secret mode. shows up when you set the secret mode and the side key guard at the same time. 391 391 ■ Operating Instructions shows up when the mail box is full. shows up when you turn off the ringer. Charging with the AC Adapter 1. Insert the connector of the AC adapter firmly into the desktop charger (see figure 1). 2. Connect the plug of the AC adapter to an AC 100V wall outlet (see figure 2). 3. Place the au telephone unit (with battery pack attached) into the desktop charger with care of the direction. (see figure 3, 4) The light (of incoming call / charging) lights up in red,"充電" appears on the display and then begins to charge the battery. While charging Fully charged Light lights up in red lights up in green Display 「充電」appears Phone unit's power is ON→The「 」 appears Phone unit's power is OFF → disappears 4. When fully charged, remove the phone from the desktop charger,and then disconnect the plug from the AC wall outlet . au telephone unit (with battery pack attached) そ の 他 Charging time: approximately 115 minutes. Light （lights up in red） AC Adapter AC Wall Outlet (100V) Desktop charger ■ ● Operating Instructions ● ● ● You can charge the battery with turning the power ON, but it will take longer. If the battery has not been used for a long period or not charged for some time after sounding the alert tone,it may not start charging. Other than the cases that the battery is broken or its life is over,it starts charging in the normal way some minutes later. When you charge the battery in weak signal areas, it might take time for the light (of incoming/ charging) to light up after you set the phone unit into the desktop charger. After charging,pull out the connector with pushinng both side release buttons. 392 392 2 Extending the antenna The radio waves cannot be transmitted or received well if the antenna is not extended. To facilitate transmission and reception of radio waves, use the phone by positioning the antenna vertically with respect to the ground. ● Extending the antenna. Extend the antenna until it stops with a click. ● Retracting the antenna. Move it straight down by pulling on a lower part of the antenna. To avoid damaging the antenna, never apply direct pressure to the top part of the antenna. そ の 他 ■ Operating Instructions 393 393 3 Turning the power on. Press and hold or more than one second. When you turn the power on, you'll hear the wake-up tone. After a few seconds, the sign will change to standby. (The display remains lit for about 10 seconds.) "Charamigo" data is not registered at the time of purchase. The message "キャラミーゴ用データ未登録です 登録しますか" appears (YES) and when you turn the power on. When you press register "Charamigo" data, the character is displayed thereafter. (NO), (see Charamigo Function Guidebook.) If you press standby indication will be displayed. Until you register the user data or cancel the character display function (see Charamigo Function Guidebook.), the message "キャラミーゴ用データ未登録です 登録しますか" is displayed whenever you turn the power on. ◆ Turning the power off Press and hold for more than one second. Power is turned off. そ の 他 In this manual, the display shows the indications for the case when the character display function is off. ■ Operating Instructions 394 394 4 Checking the display screen Check the display screen and make sure it is shown in the figure below after you turn the power on. This will indicates if the phone is in good working order. The availability of power is indicated in three levels. あいうえおかき ＿＿／＿＿（＿）＿＿：＿＿ Level 3 full ● ﾒﾓ 文字／マナー Level 2 medium Level 1 low when no power is left 「充電(電池交換)してください」 appears on the display。 This display shows telephone signal strength. A display of 3 bars shows the most ideal condition for telephoning. ● Even in main service areas there are places that only receive weak signals. In this case, you might not hear well or your call may be cut off. The above battery level figures show remaining battery strength. Certain charges in conditions may cause the battery level figures to fluctuate.(See example of figure right.) そ の 他 Displaying your own phone number. 1.While in standby mode or while making a call, press 2.Pressing displays your au telephone number. ■ 1.Enter the phone number you want to call. Area code - local code - subscriber's number. example: 03-0001-XXXX Always include the area code, even when calling to a number in the same area you are in. 2.Press to place a call. If you enter a wrong number: ● Press ● Press and hold briefly - the last dialed digit will be deleted. the entire phone number will be deleted. 395 395 Operating Instructions Calling a landline, a mobile, PHS phone. Making an International Call 1. Enter the phone number you want to call using the following pattern. International dial code - Country code - Area code - subscriber's number 2. Press to place the call. example: to call New York City, number 123-XXXX, operation Pressing "001" Pressing "1" Pressing "212" Pressing "123-XXXX" Press explanation KDDI access code： 001 country code of United States： 1 area code of New York City： 212 subscriber's number： 123-XXXX To make international calls, you need to fill out an application from KDDI international call services. Call numbers are given below for your reference: From landline phone or au phone: 0120-786-001 (toll free) (9:00 to 21:00) そ の 他 ■ Operating Instructions 396 396 Answering a call 1. The ring tone sounds/vibrator buzzes, and the incoming call lamp flashes. 2. Press to answer the call. An incoming call can also be answered by pressing any of the or 、 ∼ keys. If you do not answer the call or the caller disconnects before the call is answered, " 着信あり " will be displayed. Entering characters: This is the method of entering names for registering memory dials and writing mail for "C mail" and "E mail." Each time you press Press 文字 文字 ,the entry mode will change: and find the entry mode you want. "Kanji", "Hiragana" entry mode. ↓ "Katakana" entry mode. ↓ "Alphabetic" entry mode. ↓ "Phone number" entry mode. そ の 他 ■ Operating Instructions 397 397 Letters are assigned to each key as shown below. Press a key repeatedly to cycle through letters assigned to that key. entry mode key "Kanji","Hiragana" "Katakana" あいうえお ぉぇぅぃぁ アイウエオ ォェゥィァ . @ - _ / : ~1 かきくけこ カキクケコ ABCabc2 さしすせそ サシスセソ DEFdef3 たちつてとっ タチツテトッ GHIghi4 なにぬねの ナニヌネノ JKLjkl5 はひふへほ ハヒフヘホ MNOmno6 まみむめも マミムメモ PQRSpqrs7 やゆよゃゅょ ヤユヨャュョ TUVtuv8 らりるれろ ラリルレロ WXYZwxyz9 ワヲンー わをんわー Symbols (full size), pictographs そ の 他 "Phone number" "Alphanumeric" Note 1 Symbols (half size) Note 1 Symbols (half size) Note 1 Note 2 ＃ Line change P／ー P／− ゛ ゜ ■ ゛ ゛ ゜ ゜ Operating Instructions Switches lowercase. 小文字 Move the cursor ( Converts to Kanji characters. × （Impossible） × （Impossible） × （Impossible） ) to the left and to the right. Switches between full-size Switches between full-size and half-size characters. and half-size characters. Note 1: It is possible enter symbols (full size), pictographs and symbols (half size). Note 2: It is possible to put in the line change mark * in entering characters in the EZweb service. 398 398 Registering Memory Dials. You can register frequently used phone numbers and E-mail addresses. You can store up to 500 phone numbers and E-mail addresses in the memory dials. ■ Registering memory dials (Start with the menu.) To register memory dials, carry out the following basic operation. 1. Press The main menu is displayed. 2. Select "電話帳" by and press The list of phone directory functions is displayed. 3. Press The registration selection of extension item is displayed. : Extension item is registered. : Extension item is not registered. 4. Press or When is pressed, the smallest vacant number of the memory numbers No.000 - No.099 is indicated. When is pressed, the smallest vacant number of the memory numbers No.100 - No.499 is indicated. 5. Enter the item you want. Select the icon of the item you want by and press to enter it. As for the items you can enter, see "Registration Items of Memory Dials". 6. Press 保存 そ の 他 This completes registration. ■ Operating Instructions 399 399 ■ Registration Items of Memory Dials You can register the following items in the memory dials, in addition to the phone numbers. Item Icon Maximum entry characters ― Memory No. Name Remarks 000 - 499 Up to 12 em-size charac- ― ters (24 en-size characters) Pronunciation Phone No.1 Up to 24 en-size charac- Names entered in Kanji/Hiragana are regis- ters tered automatically. Up to 36 digits ― Class of No.1 ― ― Phone numbers can be classified and controlled in 6 classes. Phone No.2 Up to 36 digits You can register phone number only when "Phone No.1" is entered. ― Class of No.2 ― You can register phone number only when "Phone No.1" is entered. E-mail address 1 Up to 64 en-size alphanu- ― meric characters E-mail address 2 Up to 64 en-size alphanu- You can register E-mail address only when meric characters "E-mail address" is entered. ― Group No. (Group Special receptions そ の 他 ■ You can classify and control names into 11 groups. name) ― Special Message memo can be changed according to the name you preset. message memo ― Special melody Melody & Animation can be changed according to the name you preset. & animation Special ringer ― Special image/ ― Ringer can be changed according to the name you preset. Image/color can be changed according to the ― Secret You can prevent disclosing the content of registration to other persons. Extension items Operating Instructions name you preset. color Address Up to 40 em-size char- ― acters URL Up to 128 en-size char- ― acters Memo Up to 40 em-size char- ― acters （※1） Location ― Content of registration cannot be changed. information (※1) These items can be registered in the memory dials of memory No. 000 - 099 only. 400 400 Making a call with Memory Dial. You can call by using phone numbers saved in Memory Dial. There are 8 ways to recall numbers saved in Memory Dial. ① Dial Memory Dial numbers by using the number pad. ② Dial by Japanese phonetic symbols, i.e. hiragana or katakana. ③ Dial by telephone book order. ④ Dial by letters. ⑤ Dial by phone number fragment. ⑥ Dial by memory number order. ⑦ Dial by group number. ⑧ Dial by type of phone. そ の 他 ■ Operating Instructions 401 401 ■ Finding a name using the dial keys: You can dial from a list of the names whose first letters are entered using a same dial key. 1. Press a desired dial key from than one second. and hold it for more example: to find a name that begins with カ , キ , ク , ケ , コ , A, B, C, a, b, c, 2, press 2. Press and hold or press display the name you want. 3. Press several times to scroll through and メニュー . 4. Press or access the telephone number. ■ Finding a name in the Japanese alphabetical order: 1. Press 2. Use 3. Press そ の 他 文字 to scroll through and display the name you want. メニュー . 4. Press or access the telephone number. ■ Finding a name in the stored telephone book: 1. Press ■ Operating Instructions 2. Press 3. Press 4. Use 5. Press 6. Press 402 402 or to access the telephone book. to scroll through and display the name you want. メニュー . or access the telephone number. ■ Finding a name using its first letter(s): 1. Press 2. Press 3. Enter the first letter(s) of the desired name. 4. Press 5. Use 6. Press or 検索 to scroll through and display the name you want. メニュー . 7. Press or access the telephone number. ■ Finding a name by the phone number: 1. Press 2. Press 3. Enter the first several digits of the desired phone number. 4. Press 5. Use 6. Press or 検索 そ の 他 to scroll through and display the name you want. メニュー . 7. Press or access the telephone number. ■ 1. Press 2. Press 3. Use 4. Press 5. Press to scroll through and display the name you want. メニュー . or access the telephone number. 403 403 Operating Instructions ■ Finding a name in the order of the Memory Dial number: ■ Finding a name by the Group number: 1. Press 2. Press 3. Press 4. Use 5. Press to select the desired Group number. to scroll through and display the name you want to call. メニュー . 6. Press or access the telephone number. ■ Finding a name by the phone type: 1. Press 2. Press to select the desired phone type. 3. Press 4. Use そ の 他 5. Press to scroll through and display the name you want. メニュー . 6. Press or access the telephone number. Speed Dial: ■ Operating Instructions ■ Calling Memory Dial numbers 000-009To dial the phone number stored at number 005. 1. Press 2. Press ■ Calling Memory Dial numbers 010-099 To dial the phone number stored at number 015. 1. Press 2. Press 404 404 List of functions Group F0 Mode No. F0 Function Description Instructions of functions besides F functions Group F10 Mode No. F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 Function Description Auto-lock ON/OFF Checking the estimated time and charge for the previous call Checking the estimated total time and charge for calls Displaying the duration for the current call Displaying the charge for the current call after ringing off Setting the remote talk function using an ear microphone Setting the auto answering function using an ear microphone Setting the quick call Group F20 Mode No. F21※ F22※ F23 F24 F25※ F26 F27※ F28 F29※ Function Description Ringer volume Selecting ringer pattern Setting the vibrator with the ringer turned off Adjusting key response tone volume Turning off sound effects Setting the disconnection alert Composing a melody Adjusting speaker tone Setting an original manner Group F30 Function Description Turning on the display illumination while a car cigarette lighter adapter is used Turning off the key illuminations Changing display color Adjusting contrast of display Setting display animation Selecting the waiting mode display Setting display image effects Displaying the characters Power save mode Group F40 Mode No. F40 F41 F42 F43 F44※ F45※ F46 F47 F48 F49※ Function Description Displaying the Memory Dial number registration status Resetting the estimated time for calls Resetting the estimated charge for calls Resetting the contents of memory Resetting the function settings Resetting the entire memory Changing the password Registering the area code Setting the rate for calls Registering group names 405 405 そ の 他 ■ Operating Instructions Mode No. F31 F32 F33 F34 F35 F36※ F37 F38※ F39 Group F50 Mode No. F51 F52 F53 F54 F55 F56 Function Description Setting limits for transmission Locking Memory Dial function Setting limits for EZweb service Rejecting non-shared incoming calls and unwanted calls Prohibiting E-mail and C-mail service Setting secret mode Group F60 Mode No. F60 F61※ F62 F63 F64 F65 F66 F67 F68 F69※ Function Description Registering profiley Setting melody & animation Setting pager style entry mode & registering user dictionary Setting the message memo, recording/playing/erasing the "absent" message Setting the answering time for the message memo Setting the ringer and the vibration Calculator Setting "home" mode Ranking the phone numbers by frequently of reception and transmission Playing games Group F70 そ の 他 ■ Mode No. F71 F72※ F73※ F74 F75 F76※ F77 Function Description Entering the date, time or birthdays Alarm Registering schedule Auto Power ON Auto Power OFF Setting easy timer Registering task list Group F80 Operating Instructions Mode No. F80 F81 F82 F83 F84 F85 F86 F87 F88 F89 Function Description Playing message(s) from the answering service Enabling answering service Canceling the answering service Changing the message(s) from the answering service Forwarding incoming calls without the answering message Forwarding incoming calls while the phone is used Forwarding incoming calls unconditionally Forwarding incoming calls selectively. Resetting call forwarding service Registering the destination for forwarding Group F90 Mode No. F91 F92※ F93※ Function Description Notifying receiving parties of your phone number Setting the rates for communication Setting data communications mode ※：Unable to operate during the call. 406 406 Specifications Weight: approximately 100 g (including battery pack) Continuous talk time: approximately 150 minutes Continuous standby time: approximately 200 hours Dimensions (H/W/D): ● approximately 94mm x 49mm x 24mm (not including the antenna and protuberances) The continuous talk time and continuous standby time are the average values of when the signals can be received normally while the telephone is in the standstill status. The operation time may be reduced to almost half due to charging conditions, temperature, and other operation environment conditions, signal condition at the location of use, function setting, etc. そ の 他 ■ Operating Instructions 407 407
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