Sanyo Electric Co V801SA Mobile phone with GSM/GPRS functionality User Manual Exhibit 8 1
Sanyo Electric Co Ltd Mobile phone with GSM/GPRS functionality Exhibit 8 1
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Exhibit 8 User Manual 1
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Abridged English Manual For more information about handset operations and functions, please dial 157 from a Vodafone handset for Customer Service. 16-1 Contents Safety Precautions .............................................................................................................. 16-4 عGeneral Notes for Handling .......................................................................................... 16-14 عFCC notice ................................................................................................................... 16-19 عSAR ............................................................................................................................. 16-21 USIM Card .......................................................................................................................... 16-22 عUsing USIM Card ......................................................................................................... 16-22 عInserting/Removing USIM Card .................................................................................... 16-24 Handset Parts & Functions .............................................................................................. 16-25 عHandset ....................................................................................................................... 16-25 عCharging the Battery .................................................................................................... 16-27 عDisplay Indicators ......................................................................................................... 16-28 عConventions Used in this Manual ................................................................................ 16-30 عCodes .......................................................................................................................... 16-31 عPIN .............................................................................................................................. 16-32 Basic Handset Operations ............................................................................................... 16-33 عHandset Power On/Off ................................................................................................. 16-33 عRetrieving Network Information ................................................................................... 16-33 عChanging Display Language to English ........................................................................ 16-33 عDisplaying My Phone Number ..................................................................................... 16-33 عSetting Date & Time ..................................................................................................... 16-34 عSwitching Between 3G/GSM Area Modes .................................................................... 16-34 عMaking a Call ............................................................................................................... 16-35 عMaking an International Call ......................................................................................... 16-35 عReceiving a Call ........................................................................................................... 16-35 عCalling from Redial List/Received Calls List ................................................................ 16-35 عPlacing a Caller on Hold ............................................................................................... 16-36 عMessage Recorders and Voice Mail ............................................................................. 16-36 عCall Forwarding ............................................................................................................ 16-37 عTotal Call Time/Charges .............................................................................................. 16-37 عManner Mode .............................................................................................................. 16-37 Entering Text ..................................................................................................................... 16-39 عInput Mode .................................................................................................................. 16-39 عKey Assignments ......................................................................................................... 16-40 Phone Book ....................................................................................................................... 16-41 عPhone Book Entry Items .............................................................................................. 16-41 عSaving Information to Phone Book ............................................................................... 16-42 عEditing Phone Book Entries ......................................................................................... 16-42 عSaving a Number from Received Calls ......................................................................... 16-43 Dialing a Number from Phone Book ................................................................................ 16-44 عSearching by Memory Number .................................................................................... 16-44 عSearching by Reading .................................................................................................. 16-44 TV Call ................................................................................................................................ 16-45 16-2 عDisplay Indicators during a TV Call ............................................................................. 16-45 عMaking a TV Call ......................................................................................................... 16-45 عReceiving a TV Call ..................................................................................................... 16-45 Using Camera .................................................................................................................... 16-46 عBefore Using Camera .................................................................................................. 16-46 عTaking Pictures ............................................................................................................ 16-47 عShooting Videos ........................................................................................................... 16-48 Audio & Video ................................................................................................................... 16-49 Memory Cards ................................................................................................................... 16-50 عBefore Using a Memory Card ....................................................................................... 16-51 عInserting/Removing a Memory Card ............................................................................. 16-52 Data Folder ........................................................................................................................ 16-53 عData Folder Structure ................................................................................................... 16-54 IrDA Infrared Data Communication ................................................................................. 16-55 Optional Services .............................................................................................................. 16-56 F-Functions ....................................................................................................................... 16-57 Main Specifications .......................................................................................................... 16-59 Customer Service ............................................................................................................. 16-60 16-3 Safety Precautions 16 عTo ensure safe use of the handset, please read these Safety Precautions carefully before use. After reading, please keep the Safety Precautions for future reference. عThe following precautions are provided for your benefit to protect you and others and to avoid damage to property. Please observe these Safety Precautions. Abridged English Manual This manual uses various icons to facilitate your understanding of the contents, ensure correct use to prevent injury to yourself or others and prevent damage to assets. The icons used and their meanings are described below. Read the main text after you thoroughly understand the contents. Danger Improper handling poses a high risk of death or serious injury. Warning Improper handling poses the risk of death or serious injury. Caution Improper handling poses the risk of injury or damage to the product or property. Examples The action is prohibited. The action is compulsory. The power cable must be unplugged. In the event of failure If the handset emits smoke or an abnormal smell or noise, turn the power off. If an irregularity occurs during charging, unplug the power cable from the outlet and contact your nearest customer center. J-Phone shall not be liable for any damages incurred by you or a third party as a result of improper use of this product, failure during use, or any other nonconformity, unless the liabilities are specified by Japanese laws or regulations. 16-4 Danger ■ Handset ٨ Do not use when thunder sounds. Prohibited Prohibited Do not use your phone if there is a risk of fire or explosion. Turn off the phone and refrain from charging in places where propane gas, gasoline or other inflammable gases are present. ■ Battery ٨ Use only the specified charger. Do not use the charger for batteries other than V801SA. ٨ Do not short-circuit the terminals. Compulsory Failure to observe the following precautions may lead to electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, overheating, igniting or failure of the charger. • Use only the specified charger to recharge the battery. • Do not use the charger for batteries other than V801SA. Prohibited ٨ Do not disassemble or modify. Disassembly or modification of the battery may result in electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, overheating, igniting or failure of the charger. ٨ Do not throw into a fire. Do not place the battery near fire or throw into a fire as this may result in bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery. Short-circuiting of the battery terminals with a car key or metal accessory, etc., may result in bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery. Always place in the battery case provided when carrying or storing the battery. 16 Abridged English Manual If you hear thunder while using your phone on a golf course, etc., cease using the phone immediately. There is a risk of electric shock or death from being struck by lightning. ٨ Do not use where inflammable gas is generated. Disassembly prohibited Prohibited 16-5 Danger ٨ Do not subject to strong impact. 16 Abridged English Manual Subjecting the battery to shock by dropping, bumping or hitting with a hammer may result in bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery. ٨ Do not charge the battery where inflammable gas is generated. Prohibited ٨ Do not touch the charger terminals or power plug with wet hands. Prohibited Do not touch the battery terminals, charger terminals or power plug with wet hands as this may result in electric shock or failure. Prohibited Never charge the battery in a place where propane gas, gasoline or other inflammable gases are present. Warning ■ Memory Card ٨ Do not keep the Memory Card within children's reach. Children may mistakenly swallow it. If children swallow it, consult a doctor immediately. 16-6 Prohibited Warning ■ Handset Use & Medical Equipment These safety precautions are based on the guidelines produced at the Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference, Japan (April, 1997) and refer to the report produced at the Association of Radio Industries and Business (March, 2001). Compulsory 1 Do not use the handset within 22cm of a cardiac pacemaker or implanted cardiac defibrillator. 2 In crowded areas such as on a train during rush hour, turn off your phone. Someone using an implanted cardiac pacemaker and implanted cardiac defibrillator may be near you. If your phone has an automatic power-on or alarm setting, cancel the setting. 3 Implanted cardiac pacemakers and implanted cardiac defibrillators can be affected by radio emissions from mobile phones. 4 Comply with the following in hospitals and health care facilities. • Do not take the phone into operating theatres, intensive care units (ICU), or coronary care units (CCU). • Turn off your phone in wards. If your phone has an automatic power-on or alarm setting, cancel the setting. • Turn off your phone in the lobby or anywhere where there are electronic medical devices near you. If your phone has an automatic power-on or alarm setting, cancel the setting. • Comply with the regulations of the hospital or health care facility regarding mobile phone use. 5 Patients using electronic medical equipment other than implanted cardiac pacemaker and implanted cardiac defibrillator should consult with the manufacturer to confirm whether or not its operation is effected by radio waves. 16-7 Abridged English Manual ٨ If a mobile phone is used in the vicinity of an implanted cardiac pacemaker and implanted defibrillator or other electronic medical equipment, the equipment may be affected by the radio emissions. Please observe the following guidelines: 16 Warning ■ Handset ٨ Do not use inside an aircraft. 16 Abridged English Manual Turn off the phone in aircraft. The electromagnetic waves generated by the phone may affect the electronic equipment of the aircraft, impeding safety. ٨ Do not use while driving. Prohibited ٨ Turn off if an abnormal smell or smoke is emitted. Prohibited ٨ Do not subject to strong impact. ٨ Do not disassemble or modify. Do not disassemble or modify the phone. Electric shock, fire or failure may result. Modification is a violation of the radio wave law. Do not use the phone while driving a car as this may cause an accident. Before using the phone, stop the car in a safe place. Disassembly prohibited If the phone is subjected to shock caused by dropping, bumping, etc., the electronic components may become loose or damaged, resulting in electric shock, fire or failure. Prohibited ٨ Keep out of the reach of children. Compulsory If there is an abnormal smell or smoke is emitted, turn off the phone and remove the battery. To prevent accidents such as electric shock or fire, keep out of the reach of children. Compulsory ■ Battery ٨ If a leak is present, keep away from fire. In the event of leakage or an abnormal smell of the battery, keep away from fire. The leaking fluid may ignite and then cause a fire. 16-8 Compulsory ٨ If battery fluid gets in your eyes, rinse immediately with clean water. If battery fluid gets in your eyes or on your skin as a result of battery damage, rinse with clean water and consult a doctor immediately. Battery fluid may cause blindness or inflammation of the skin. Compulsory Warning ٨ Do not place in a microwave oven or dryer. Prohibited ٨ Do not use if there is a smell or overheating. Abnormal smell or overheating may result in electric shock, fire, bursting, igniting or leakage of the battery and failure of the charger. A wet battery may result in electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, and failure of the charger. Prohibited 16 ٨ Do not use the battery when it has damage. Prohibited Prohibited ■ Charger ٨ Do not charge any battery other than the one specified. ٨ Do not short-circuit the charger terminals. Prohibited Charging other batteries may result in fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, and failure of the charger. ٨ Do not disassemble or modify. Disassembly or modification may result in electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or failure of the charger. Disassembly prohibited Do not short-circuit the charger terminals as this may result in electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or failure of the charger. ٨ Do not use the charger where inflammable gas is generated. Prohibited Prohibited Never charge the battery in a place where propane gas, gasoline or other inflammable gases are present. 16-9 Abridged English Manual Do not put into a microwave oven or dryer as this may result in bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery. ٨ Do not get the battery wet or use when wet. Warning ٨ Do not use other than a home use AC100-240V outlet. ٨ Handle the power cable correctly. Prohibited AC Cable Rapid Charger 16 Plug Abridged English Manual • Use the Rapid Charger with a home use AC100240V outlet only. Using an outlet other than specified may cause fire or damage, overheating, ignition or failure of the charger. • The AC cable that came with the product is for use in Japan only. Do not use it overseas. If you intend to use the charger overseas, buy the appropriate AC cable for the country you are visiting. • We shall not be liable for any damage caused by problems with charging overseas. ٨ Do not use if there is an abnormal smell or overheating. If an abnormal noise, smell or smoke is emitted during charging, unplug the power cable from the outlet immediately and remove the battery from the charger. Continued use may result in electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, and failure of the charger. ٨ Do not expose the charger to water. Water on the charger may lead to electric shock, fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, and failure of the charger. 16-10 Failure to comply with the following may result in fire or electric shock. • When unplugging the power cable, be sure to hold the plug. • Do not modify or damage the power cable. Do not use with the power cable trapped in a door, etc. • Do not place heavy articles on the power cable, or pull or twist it. Prohibited ٨ Do not touch the charger terminals or power plug with wet hands. Touching the terminals of the battery or charger or the power plug with wet hands may result in electric shock or failure. Compulsory Unplug power cable Prohibited Caution ■ Handset ٨ Check the receiver. ٨ Do not leave in wet and humid places or in extreme temperatures. Do not leave the phone in the following places as there is a risk of fire, bursting, explosion, igniting or leakage of the battery, and failure of the charger. • Where there is vibration, dust or high humidity. • Where it is liable to get water, rain, seawater, juice, etc. on it. • Where it is exposed to direct sunlight, or near heating equipment. Compulsory The rear speaker and receiver contain a magnet and should be kept away from floppy disks or cash cards as the contents of the memory may be erased. Prohibited ٨ Do not use near electronic equipment. Prohibited Use of the phone near electronic equipment with precision control or lowpowered signals, such as electronic medical equipment or automatically controlled equipment, may affect the electronic equipment. If you use the phone near a regular phone, TV, or radio, the equipment may be affected. In rare cases, the phone may affect the electronic equipment in a car, depending on the type of car. ٨ Handling the phone as follows may result in failure or damage. Prohibited Prohibited • Avoid sitting with the phone in the back pocket of your trousers. • If you put the phone in your bag, make sure that you do not put heavy objects on top of it. 16-11 16 Abridged English Manual The receiver contains a magnet and unexpected injury may result due to metal objects such as tacks and pins attaching themselves to the receiver. Before using, always check that there is nothing attached to the receiver. ٨ Keep away from magnetic cards. Caution ٨ If skin irritations occur, stop using handset immediately and consult a doctor. Conditions such as skin irritations, a rash or eczema may develop in some rare cases. 16 Part Material Surface Finish Abridged English Manual Outer Case (front side Display) Magnesium Alloy Baked Acrylic Paint Outer Case (others) PC/ABS Resin Acrylic UV Cured Coating Display Acrylic Resin None Battery Case Polycarbonate Resin Acrylic UV Cured Coating Keys (except plated keys) Polycarbonate Resin Acrylic UV Cured Coating Keys (plated keys) ABS Resin Chrome Plated Antenna ABS Resin None Headset Jack and External Connector Covers Elastomer Resin None 16-12 Compulsory Caution ■ Battery ٨ Do not leave in wet and humid places or in extreme temperatures. ٨ Keep out of the reach of children. Prohibited Compulsory ■ Charger ٨ Do not leave in wet and humid places or in extreme temperatures. ٨ Keep out of the reach of children. Prohibited Such action may result in fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, and failure of the charger. To prevent accidents such as electric shock or fire, keep the charger out of the reach of children. Compulsory ٨ Do not subject to strong impact. Subjecting the charger to shock by dropping, bumping or hitting it with a hammer may result in damage, overheating, igniting or failure of the charger. Prohibited 16-13 16 Abridged English Manual Such action may result in fire, bursting, overheating, igniting or leakage of the battery, and deformation or damage of the soft case. To prevent accidents such as electric shock or fire, keep the battery out of the reach of children. General Notes for Handling ■ Handset ٨ As V801SA uses radio waves, you cannot make or receive calls where radio waves do not reach such as: indoors, underground or inside a tunnel. Also, your call may suddenly be cut off if during a call. 16 ٨ When using V801SA in public places, take care not to disturb people around you. Abridged English Manual ٨ V801SA is a radio station specified by Japanese radio law. You may be requested to submit the phone for inspection based on this law. ٨ If you use the phone near a regular phone, TV or radio, the equipment may be affected. ٨ J-Phone takes no responsibility for loss or corruption of data (such as memory dialing, image or sound data) that has been registered in your V801SA due to accidents or equipment malfunctions. It is recommended that you always make a separate record of important data such as memory dial data. ٨ 3G (Japan) mode can be used only in Japan. ■ Using Handset in Automobiles ٨ It is dangerous to use V801SA while driving a car and should be avoided. ٨ Do not stop your car in a prohibited place to use V801SA. ٨ If you use V801SA in a car, in rare cases it may affect the electronic equipment in the car, depending on the type of car. ■ Aboard Aircraft ٨ Never use your phone or switch it on in an aircraft. ■ Maintenance ٨ Do not use V801SA in extremely high or low temperatures or where exposed to direct sunlight. ٨ Do not subject V801SA to impact by dropping it, or place a heavy object on top of it as this may lead to failure. ٨ Use a soft dry cloth to clean your phone. Do not use alcohol, thinner or benzine as this may result in discoloration or cause the lettering to fade. ٨ V801SA is not waterproof. Take care not to get it wet if using it by a river or lake, etc. Using the phone in the rain may lead to failure. To prevent damage from salt (corrosion of the internal parts), do not expose to sea spray or salt air when using the phone by the sea. 16-14 ٨ Take care not to expose the phone to sweat. Sweat running along the antenna can corrode internal parts. ٨ V801SA is a radio communication device made from precision parts. Never disassemble or modify the phone. ٨ If the V801SA's battery pack is removed or if V801SA is left with a low battery level for long periods, the data that you have registered in V801SA may become lost or corrupted. J-Phone takes no responsibility for loss or corruption of data that may occur in such situations. ٨ Music, images, computer programs, databases, other copyrighted materials and their respective copyright holders are protected by copyright laws. Duplication of such copyrighted material is permissible only with the purpose of use by the individual or use within the household. If the above purposes are exceeded and copies (including conversion of data types), modifications, transfer of copies or distribution on networks are made without the copyright holder's authorization, this constitutes "Literary Piracy" and "Infringement of Copyright Holder Rights" and a claim of criminal punishment for reparations may be filed. If copies are made using this product, please observe the copyright laws with doing so. Additionally, this product is equipped with a camera function and using the camera function to record materials is also subject to the above, and appropriate use should be observed. ■ General care The handset contains delicate electronic circuitry, magnets and battery systems. You should treat it with care and give particular attention to the following points: ٨ Do not allow the handset or its accessories to come into contact with liquids or moisture at anytime. ٨ Do not paint the handset. ٨ Do not drop or subject the handset to rough treatment. ٨ Do not place the handset alongside computer disks, credit cards, travel cards and other magnetic media. The information contained on disks or cards may be affected by the handset. ٨ Do not leave the handset or the battery in places where the temperature could exceed 60˚C, e.g. on a car dashboard or a window sill, behind glass in direct sunlight, etc. ٨ Do not remove the handset's battery while the handset is switched on. ٨ Take care not to allow metal objects, such as coins or key rings to contact or short-circuit the battery terminals. 16-15 Abridged English Manual ■ Copyrights 16 ٨ Do not dispose of battery packs in a fire. The handset's Li-ION batteries may be safely disposed at a Li-ION recycling point. ٨ Do not put the handset's battery in your mouth, as battery electrolytes may be toxic if swallowed. ٨ Do not attempt to dismantle the handset or any of its accessories. 16 Abridged English Manual ٨ This equipment is fitted with an internal battery that can only be replaced by a qualified service engineer. There is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced with an incorrect type battery. Dispose of the used battery in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. ٨ When charging the battery, use dedicated chargers. Using any battery pack, or mains charger not specified by the manufacturer for use with this handset creates a potential safety hazard. ٨ Do not put battery into a microwave oven, dryer or high-pressure container. ٨ Do not contact battery directly to an electric outlet or cigarette lighter charger. ٨ Do not pierce battery with a sharp object such as a needle. ٨ Do not use a battery with serious scars or deformation. ٨ When the battery is thrown away, be sure it is non-conducting by applying vinyl tape to the (+) and (-) terminals. ٨ Do not immerse, throw or wet battery in water/seawater. ٨ Do not place battery in a device with the (+) and (-) in the wrong way around. ٨ Do not disassemble or modify the battery. ٨ Do not solder a battery directly. ٨ Do not use battery with dry cells and other primary batteries or batteries of a different package, type or brand. ٨ Stop using the battery if abnormal heat, odor, discoloration, deformation or abnormal condition is detected during use, charge or storage. ٨ Keep away from fire immediately when battery leakage or foul odors are detected. ٨ If battery fluid leaks onto your skin or clothes, wash well with fresh water immediately. ٨ If fluid leaking from the battery gets into your eyes, do not rub your eyes. Wash them well with clean water and consult a doctor immediately. ٨ Remove the battery whose life cycle has expired from equipment immediately. 16-16 ٨ While the battery is charged, used and stored, keep it away from objects or materials with static electric chargers. ٨ The earpiece may become warm during normal use. Also, the handset itself may become warm while the battery is being charged. ٨ Use a damp or anti-static cloth to clean the handset. Do not use a dry cloth or electrostatically charged cloth. Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaners as these could damage the case. ٨ Remember to make backup copies of all important data on your handset. ■ Aircraft safety ٨ Switch off the handset when inside or near aircraft. ٨ The use of the handsets in aircraft is illegal, as it may be dangerous to the operation of the aircraft and it may disrupt the aircraft communication system. ٨ Failure to observe this instruction may lead to suspension or denial of the offender's handset service, or legal action, or both. ٨ Do not use the handset on the ground without the permission of the ground staff. ■ General safety ٨ Observe "Turn off 2-Way radio" signs, such as those near petrol stations, chemicals or explosives and turn off handset/device. ٨ Do not allow children to play with the handset, charger or batteries. ٨ Do not use the handset where blasting is in progress. ٨ The operation of some medical electronic devices, such as hearing aids and pacemakers, may be affected if the handset is used next to them. ■ Road safety ٨ You MUST exercise proper control of your vehicle at all times. Give your full attention to driving. ٨ Observe all of the recommendations contained in your local traffic safety documentation. ٨ Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call, if driving conditions so require. ٨ You MUST NOT stop on the hard shoulder of a motorway to answer or make a call, except in an emergency. ٨ Switch off the handset at a refueling point, such as a petrol station, even if you are not refueling your own car. ٨ Do not store or carry flammable or explosive materials in the same compartment as a radio transmitter. 16-17 16 Abridged English Manual ٨ Remember to recycle: the cardboard packing supplied with this handset is ideal for recycling. ٨ Electronic vehicle systems, such as anti-lock brakes, speed control and fuel injection systems are not normally affected by radio transmissions. The manufacturer of such equipment can advise if it is adequately shielded from radio transmissions. If you suspect vehicle problems caused by radio transmissions, consult your dealer and do not switch on the handset until it has been checked by qualified approved installers. ٨ Check if local laws and/or regulations restrict the use of handsets while driving. 16 Abridged English Manual ■ Vehicles equipped with an air bag An air bag inflates with great force. Do not place objects, including either installed or portable wireless equipment, in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If in-vehicle wireless equipment is improperly installed and the air bag inflates, serious injury could result. ■ Third party equipment The use of third party equipment, cables or accessories, not made or authorized by SANYO, may invalidate the warranty of the handset and also adversely affect the handset's operation. ■ Service The handset, batteries and charger contain no user-serviceable parts. We recommend that the SANYO handset be serviced or repaired by an SANYO authorized service centre. ■ Efficient use The handset has an internal antenna. For optimum performance with minimum power consumption, please do not cover the internal antenna area with your hand. ■ Radio frequency energy The handset is a low-power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is turned on, it intermittently receives and transmits radio frequency (RF) energy (radio waves). The system that handles the call controls the power level at which the handset transmits. ■ Declaration of conformity We declare under our sole responsibility that the product(s) detailed in this manual, and in combination with our accessories, conform with the essential requirements of European Union Directive 1999/5/EC Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive requirements 3.1(a),3.1(b),3.2. 16-18 FCC notice The handset may cause TV or radio interference if used in close proximity to receiving equipment. The FCC can require you to stop using the handset if such interference cannot be eliminated. If you need assistance, contact your local dealer. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / TV technician for help and for additional suggestions. The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: "How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV interference Problems." This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, Stock No. 004-00000345-4. 16-19 16 Abridged English Manual And last, but certainly not least, vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane) must comply with the National Fire Protection Standard (NFPA-58). For a copy of this standard, contact the National Fire Protection Association, One Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA02269, Attn: Publication Sales Division. ■ Warning The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. FCC RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION Warning!ޓRead this information before using the handset. 16 Abridged English Manual In August 1996 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States with its action in Report and Order FCC 96-326 adopted an updated safety standard for human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies. The design of the handset complies with the FCC guidelines and these international standards. ■ CAUTION Use only the supplied or an approved antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications or attachments could impair call quality, damage the handset or result in violation of FCC regulations. Do not use the handset with a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with the skin, a minor burn may result. Please contact your local dealer for replacement antenna. ■ Body-worn Operation This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the handset kept 0.59 inches (1.5cm) from the body. To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0.59 inches (1.5cm) must be maintained between the user's body and the back of the handset, including the antenna, whether extended or retracted. All belt-clips, holsters and similar accessories used by this device must not contain any metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure limits and should be avoided. ■ Turn off your phone before flying You should turn off the handset boarding any aircraft. To prevent possible interference with aircraft systems, U.S.Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations require you to have permission from a crew member to use the handset while the plane is on the ground. To prevent any risk of interference, FCC regulations prohibit using the handset while the plane is in the air. 16-20 SAR 16-21 16 Abridged English Manual The handset has been designed, and manufactured not to exceed the limits for exposure to electromagnetic fields recommended by The Council of the European Union. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The guidelines include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of the handset user and others and to take into account variations in age and health, individual sensitivities and environmental conditions. European expose standards for mobile phone provide for the amount of radio frequency electromagnetic energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone to be measured by reference to the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). The SAR limit recommended by The Council of the European Union for mobile phones used by the public is 2.0 watts/ kilogram (W/kg) averaged over ten grams of body tissue. The handset SAR value is 0.49 watts per kilogram. This has been tested to ensure that this limit is not exceeded even when the handset is operating at its highest certified power. In use, however, the handset may operate at less than full power because it is designed to use only sufficient power to communicate with the network. USIM Card Vodafone Global Standard USIM Card is an IC card that contains customer information such as the phone number. The USIM Card must be installed before using a USIM Card compatible mobile phone. The USIM Card cannot be used with a network other than specified by J-Phone. 16 USIM stands for Universal Subscriber Identity Module. Abridged English Manual IC USIM Card Using USIM Card Install USIM Card before using the V801SA handset. The following functions are unavailable if USIM Card is not installed or the data on USIM Card cannot be read. • Displaying My Phone Number • Saving, searching or copying Phone Book entries on USIM Card • Launching JavaTM applications • Displaying copyright protected (prohibited from transfer) files in Data Folder • Starting Audio & Video • Displaying Total Call Time and Total Call Charge • Incoming/outgoing calls and mail (Emergency calls can be made without USIM Card) • Activating Camera 16-22 Safety Precautions Other Cautions • USIM Card is the property of J-Phone. • USIM Card will be re-issued for a fee if the card is lost or damaged. • Return USIM Card to J-Phone when you cancel your subscription. • Returned USIM Cards are recycled for environmental conservation. • The specifications and performance of USIM Card are subject to change without advance notice. • Keep a backup copy of the data stored in USIM Card. J-Phone shall not be liable for any loss of data. 16-23 16 Abridged English Manual • Inserting or removing USIM Card with excessive force may cause equipment failure. Carefully handle the card to avoid injury. • J-Phone shall not be liable for any malfunction resulting from USIM Card being inserted improperly. • J-Phone shall not be liable for any malfunction, after USIM Card has been inserted into a third party IC card reader. • Use USIM Card only in the temperature range of -25˚C to 70˚C. • Use USIM Card with equipment specified by J-Phone. Using unspecified equipment may cause data loss or equipment failure. • Do not drop or apply strong impact to USIM Card. Doing so may cause it to malfunction. • Do not bend or place heavy objects on USIM Card. Doing so may cause it to malfunction. • Do not let USIM Card get wet. Do not place it in humid place. Doing so may cause it to malfunction. • Touching the IC chip of USIM Card may cause data loss or equipment failure. Avoid touching the IC chip of USIM Card. • Do not use USIM Card in high temperature areas such as near fire or other source of heat. Doing so may cause it to malfunction. • Do not store USIM Card in high temperature and high humidity. Do not expose it to direct sunlight. Doing so may cause it to malfunction if left in such conditions. • Keep USIM Card away from infants. They may swallow it or they may get hurt. Inserting/Removing USIM Card Inserting USIM Card Remove the battery Carefully slide in USIM Card (as pictured below) until it locks into place. 16 Abridged English Manual Notch USIM Card Slot IC USIM Card IC Chip Facing down Correct Position Removing USIM Card Remove the battery Gently push USIM Card in the direction of the arrow, until it clicks. USIM Card will eject. Pull out USIM Card Press once to eject 16-24 Handset Parts & Functions Handset CCD Camera (Back Lens) Captures still and moving images. 16 Strap Eyelet LED Indicator Lights while capturing moving images. Infrared Portޓ Sends/receives infrared signals. Antenna Memory Card Slot Optical Digital Line Input/Headset Jack Connect optical conversion adaptor, included with handset. Also connect headset (sold separately). Cap it when not in use. Attaching Hand Strap Attach hand strap as shown: Opening and Closing the Handset To turn the handset power on/off or use the keypad, slide handset open, as pictured on the right. Slide the cover until it clicks open. Close the handset cover when not in use. Tip • Do not place labels on the back side of the handset cover. Labels may interfere when opening/closing the handset. • The V801SA handset antenna does not extend. Do not pull on the antenna. 16-25 Abridged English Manual Flash/Spot Light Use as a flash/spot light when capturing images. 16 Incoming/Charging Lamp Flashes to notify of incoming calls/mail. Flashes blue when Power Saving is on. Illuminates red while charging or when capturing still images. Abridged English Manual Earpiece Display Soft Keys Function/action varies depending on operation (☞page 16-30). Send/Talk/Off-hook Key Makes and receives calls. Menu Key Accesses Main Menu or sub-menus. Twin Speakers (3D Stereo) Used during Hands-free TV Calls. Clear Key Deletes numbers/text or returns to the previous screen. Memo Key Records/plays Voice Memo or My Voice Memo, activates/cancels/plays Message Recorders. Also accesses symbols, pictographs or emoticons. Key Enters asterisks and toggles upper/lower case. Microphone CCD Camera (Front Lens) Use to capture self-portraits. ޓ Multi Selectorޓ Selects menu items and moves the cursor. Received Calls/Up Opens Received Calls list or Received Mail list.ޓ Redial/Down Opens Redial list or Resend Mail list. Phone Book/Leftޓ Opens Phone Book. Direct/Rightޓ Accesses shortcut menus or functions saved for direct access. End Key Ends operations/actions. Light Sensor Detects ambient light to adjust keypad backlight. Power/End Key Turns handset power on/off. Also use as End Key to end operations/actions. Keypad ޓ Key Enters , (carriage return) or International calls. External Connectorޓ Connect Rapid Charger, In-Car Charger (sold separately) or Vodafone Global Standard USB cable (sold separately). Cap it when not in use. Charging Terminals 16-26 for Charging the Battery Connect Rapid Charger to Desktop Holder Attach AC cable to Rapid Charger and plug into an AC outlet Insert the handset into Desktop Holder Charging starts. Charging Lamp lights red. 3G (Japan) About 140 minutes Charging Overseas (in GSM) About 120 minutes Time Overseas (North America) About 130 minutes 㧔When the handset is powered on㧕 V801SA handset (battery attached) AC outlet Desktop Holder Rapid Charger AC Cable 16-27 16 Abridged English Manual • Charge the battery before using the handset, for the first time or if the handset has not been used for a long time. Charging time may take longer than usual. • Keep the battery terminal clean. The battery may not be charged properly if dust has accumulated on the terminal. Periodically wipe the battery terminal using a soft clean cloth. • During charging, the battery may become warm. This is normal. • The battery is a consumable item. If operating time becomes extremely short for practice use, replace the battery with a new one. • Do not dispose of exhausted batteries with municipal waste. Tape over charger terminals beforehand and send it to a specified recycle collection or take it to a Vodafone shop. • A lithium-ion battery is used in the V801SA handset. The battery cannot be fully charged in high or low temperatures. Charge the battery in temperature between 5-35˚C. • When a TV set or radio experiences interference or signal noise while the charger is being used, move the charger to another outlet away from the TV set or radio antenna. • If the charging indicator does not appear while charging, a bad electrical contact or battery failure is the likely cause. Use a clean cloth to clean the battery terminal and then try again. If the charging indicator still does not appear, contact your nearest Vodafone shop. • If you do not use the handset for a long time or you charge the battery that was left on Display may not without charge after the battery replacement alarm sounds, blink. In this case, charging will start in several minutes unless the battery strength is exhausted or the battery does not work. • Do not use the battery if it is damaged. Tip • Use Rapid Charger with a home use AC100-240V outlet only. Using an outlet other than specified may cause fire, or damage, overheating, ignition or failure of the charger. • The AC cable is for use in Japan only. Do not use outside of Japan. To use the charger outside of Japan, purchase the appropriate AC cable for the country you are visiting. • J-Phone and Sanyo shall not be liable for any damage caused by problems with charging the handset outside of Japan. • Do not attempt to charge without a battery attached to the handset. This may 16 Abridged English Manual cause equipment failure. • Verify the handset is correctly aligned with Desktop Holder. Do not force the handset into Desktop Holder. Doing so may damage the handset or cause poor electrical contact. Note To connect Rapid Charger directly to the handset, flip open cap and plug into external connector, as shown in figure on the right. Display Indicators Battery Strength 㧝ޓ 㧝ޓ 㧞ޓ 㧟ޓ 㧠ޓ 㧡ޓ 㧢ޓ 㧣ޓ 㧤ޓ 㧥ޓ 㧝㧜ޓ㧝㧝ޓ㧝㧞ޓ㧝㧟ޓ 㧝㧠ޓ 㧝㧡ޓ 㧝㧢ޓ 㧝㧣ޓ 㧝㧤ޓ 㧝㧥ޓ Level 3 Full Level 2 Moderate Level 1 Low Level 0 Charge immediately Remaining charge is indicated. The rate at which the battery level decreases differs depending on the ambient temperature. Battery level will decrease faster in low temperatures. Charging Battery is charging Voice Call Voice Call is in progress 㧞ޓ ޓ 㧞㧜ޓ TV Call TV Call is in progress 㧞㧝ޓ The handset's liquid crystal display employs high precision technology, however, please note that there may be instances where there are missing pixels or pixels that remain turned on. 16-28 Music Playing Appears during audio playback 㧟 ޓSecret Mode Secret Mode is on 㧠 ޓVoice Mail There is a message at Voice Mail Center 㧡 ޓJavaTM Activated Silent Mode Ring Tone Level is off 㧝㧠ޓ JavaTM Paused Indicates JavaTM application status 㧢ޓ Mail Server New Mail There is new Mail on the server Vibration Vibration for Voice Call is on 㧝㧡ޓ (red) Silent Vibration Silent Vibration Mode is set Pochette Mode Pochette Mode is set Mail on the Server Mail remains on the server 㧣ޓ (blue) Original Manner Mode Original Manner Mode is set 㧤ޓ Home Mode Battery is charging and Home Mode is set 㧥 ޓSSL Driving Announcement Driving Announcement is set SMS There is unread SMS Appears when browsing SSL/TLS Web contents Memory Card Memory Card is installed Flashes green while reading or writing data and flashes red if the Memory Card's write-protect tab is set to LOCK 㧝㧜ޓ GPRS The handset is in GPRS area 㧝㧝ޓ Line Connection Communicating with Vodafone live! Service Center 㧝㧞ޓSignal Strength Weak Low Strong Indicates signal strength Moderate Out-of-Range Handset is currently out-of-range Off-line Mode Off-line Mode is set or signals cannot be sent/received during current function IrDA Infrared IrDA communication is in progress 㧝㧢ޓ Schedule Schedule is set for the day 㧝㧣ޓ Countdown Timer Countdown Timer is set 㧝㧤ޓ Message Recorders Message Recorders is set Message Recorders Full There is no free space for recording new messages 㧝㧥ޓ Unchecked Message on Message Recorders (TV Call) Unchecked Message on Message Recorders (Voice Call) Unchecked Message on Message Recorders (Voice Call and TV Call) 㧞㧜ޓ Sub-menu Appears when sub-menus are available Press to access sub-menus 㧞㧝ޓ More Items Scroll down for more information 㧝㧟ޓ Scrolling Indicates available scroll directions 16-29 Abridged English Manual Mail There is unread Mail 16 Conventions Used in this Manual Soft Keys and Menu Key 16 The V801SA handset employs Soft Keys. The function of a Soft Key changes according to the menu options. Each key corresponds to the function/action appearing above the key (as shown in picture on the right). An example of a typical Soft Key operation is described as follows: 㧿㨏㨞㨑㨑㨚ޓ Abridged English Manual Example: → Press To execute To execute 㧿㨏㨞㨑㨑㨚ޓ To execute → Press → Press Screen Press from Standby to access Main Menu. when appears on the bottom of the display to open a sub-menu. Press Access a variety of functions from sub-menus. Multi Selector Use of Multi Selector Example: When is described as follows: appears, press up or down. Selecting Items Character input/insert position is indicated by عand is referred to as the cursor. . Scroll the cursor using Selected menu items are indicated by غand to select an item then press to execute the operation. Items preceded by , , can also be selected by pressing the corresponding key ( or ). Display Illustrations Display illustrations used in this manual are based on Taste Pattern 1 in Screen Taste. Some of the illustrations have been slightly modified from the actual appearance for better understanding. 16-30 Codes Security Code, New Password and Center Access Code are required to use/access some functions/services. Do not forget these codes. Do not reveal your codes to others. J-Phone is not responsible for damages caused by misuse as a result of a third party's knowledge of these codes. Security Code New Password New Password is used to set Call Barring Service for the V801SA handset. It is set to the 4-digit number selected at initial service subscription. The password can be changed from the handset. If the password is incorrectly entered three times consecutively, Call Barring Service settings will be locked and New Password and Center Access Code must be changed. For more information, contact Vodafone Customer Center (☞page 16-60). Center Access Code Center Access Code is required when setting optional services (☞page 16-56) from a landline. It is set to the 4-digit number selected at initial service subscription. To change the Center Access Code, contact Vodafone Customer Center (☞page 1660). Tip If you forget any of the codes/password, contact Vodafone Customer Center (☞page 16-60). 16-31 16 Abridged English Manual Security Code protects private information and prevents unauthorized use of the handset by others. This code is required when accessing some handset functions. The code is initially set to "9999" or the 4-digit number selected at initial service subscription. The code can be changed from the handset. PIN Do not forget PIN 1 or PIN 2. You will not be able to access some functions. Do not reveal PINs to others. J-Phone is not responsible for damages caused by misuse as a result of a third party's knowledge of either PIN. PIN 1 PIN 2 is a 4- to 8-digit code required when resetting Call Time and Call Charge. It is set to "9999" by default. PIN 2 can be changed from the handset. PIN Unlock Code If a PIN is incorrectly entered three times consecutively, the PIN becomes invalid and the V801SA functions cannot be accessed. This is called a "PIN lock." To unlock the PIN, you must enter a PIN Unlock Code and set a new PIN. For further information, contact Vodafone Customer Center (☞page 16-60). If a PIN Unlock Code is entered incorrectly ten times consecutively, the PIN cannot be unlocked. A new USIM Card will be issued for a fee. 16-32 Incorrect code entered three times (locked) OK Use your V801SA handset Contact Vodafone Service Center ٕ Enter PIN 2 ٕ Enter PIN 1 Set new PIN1/ PIN2 Contact Vodafone Customer Center Enter PIN Unlock Code ٕ To reset Call Time/Call Charge Correct code entered ٕ If handset is set to lock when powered on ٕ Using PIN ٕ Abridged English Manual PIN 2 ٕ 16 PIN 1 is a 4- to 8-digit code. It is set to "9999" by default. PIN 1 can be changed from the handset. When PIN1 Setting is set to On, PIN 1 must be entered when the handset is powered on. Incorrect code entered ten times (locked) Basic Handset Operations Handset Power On/Off Press for 1+ seconds Retrieving Network Information 16 ࡀ࠶࠻ࡢࠢ⥄േ⺞ᢛ appears for This Handset, OK?) appears. Use Note Use OK to choose YES and press Selecting NO limits access to Vodafone live! services. ㆬᛯ to select English and press Transmission of User Information appears. Use Press ㆬᛯ to choose YES and press OK Changing Display Language to English Open Language Ԙ Press from Standby ԙ Use to select Ԛ Use to select ⸳ቯ1 (Settings 1) and press ԛ Use to select Language and press Press Use OK Fᯏ⢻ (F-Function) and press OK OK ᄌᦝ to select English and press OK Displaying My Phone Number Press Use from Standby to select F-Function and press OK 16-33 Abridged English Manual ᧄᯏߩߏ↪ߦᔅⷐߥᖱႎࠍขᓧߒ߹ߔ ࠃࠈߒߢߔ߆ (Retrieve Necessary Information 3 Use to select Display My Phone Number and press OK Setting Date & Time Open Set Clock Ԙ Press 16 Abridged English Manual from Standby ԙ Use to select Ԛ Use to select Clock/Alarm and press ԛ Use to select Set Clock and press Press Use OK F-Function and press OK OK Change OK to select Set Clock and press Enter the date, month, year and time and press OK Switching Between 3G/GSM Area Modes The V801SA handset can be used in three area modes: a Japan mode and two overseas modes (GSM and North America). Switch area mode when using the handset outside Japan and select a service provider that is compatible for the area. Open Select Area Ԙ Press from Standby ԙ Use to select Ԛ Use to select Special Tools and press ԛ Use to select Select Area and press Press Use Use Press OK F-Function and press OK OK Change to select Select Area and press OK Change to select an area and press OK To use services in Japan. To use GSM in the 900/1800 MHz band in Asia, Europe or Oceania, proceed to Step 6. Overseas (North America): To use GSM in the 1900 MHz band in North America or Hawaii, proceed to Step 6. Japan: Overseas (in GSM): 16-34 6 Use OK to select Auto or Manual and press A service provider for the area selected in Step 5 is automatically selected. Manual: A service provider for the area selected in Step 5 is manually selected. Proceed to Step 7. Auto: Use OK to select a service provider and press 16 Making a Call Making an International Call International calls can be made directly from the handset. Separate subscription required to use this service (No basic monthly charges or application fees required). For further information, call Vodafone Customer Center, General Information at 157 from a Vodafone handset or the number indicated for your subscription area in "Customer Service" (☞page 16-60). Enter a phone number from Standby Use to select Add Country Number and press Use to select a country and press Use to select Send from Japan and press Press Press OK OK OK Receiving a Call A call arrives Press Use any of these keys to answer a call: Press to end the call Calling from Redial List/Received Calls List Press Use Press (Redial) or (Received Calls) from Standby to select an entry to make the call 16-35 Abridged English Manual Enter a phone number and press Placing a Caller on Hold A call arrives Press Press to start talking Message Recorders and Voice Mail 16 Abridged English Manual Use Message Recorders and Voice Mail to record messages when you are unable to answer a call. Voice Mail Message Recorders Message Stored on: The handset Voice Mail Center (Server) During a Call Not Available Available When Out-of-Range Not Available Available Recording Time Up to 20 seconds for Voice Call and 15 Up to three minutes per message seconds for TV Call per message To Activate Press for 1+ seconds from Standby 1 Press to select 2 Use F-Function and OK press to select Services and press 3 Use OK to select Voice Mail 1 and 4 Use OK press Execute 5 Press 6 Use to choose ON or OFF and OK press Ringer on ON: OFF: Ringer off To Activate/Forward Press Press Forward 1 Press from Standby while Ringing Message Indicators To Check Messages or 1 Press 2 Use from Standby to select a message and press 2 Use press 3 Use to select F-Function and OK to select Services and press OK 4 Use press 5 Press 6 Use press 7 Press Subscription Not required to select Play Voice Mail and OK Change to select Play Voice Mail and OK Required 1 Voice Mail cannot be accessed when Select Area is set to Overseas(in GSM) or Overseas(North America). 2 The voice prompts are in Japanese. Contact Vodafone Customer Center for assistance in English (☞page 16-60). 16-36 Call Forwarding Open Call Forwarding Ԙ Press from Standby ԙ Use to select Ԛ Use to select Services and press ԛ Use to select Call Forwarding and press Press Use OK OK OK 16 Execute to select Voice Call or TV Call and press OK Enter a forwarding number Press Use OK to choose ON or OFF and press OK ON: The handset rings before the call is forwarded. Proceed to Step 7. OFF: The call is directly forwarded to the specified phone number. The handset connects to the network and Call Forwarding is set. OK Enter Ring Time (05 to 30 seconds) and press The handset connects to the network and Call Forwarding is set. Total Call Time/Charges Open Time/Charges Ԙ Press from Standby ԙ Use to select Ԛ Use to select Time/Charges and press Use to select Time-Charges and press F-Function and press OK OK OK Manner Mode Set Manner Mode when using the handset in places where the ring tone may disturb others. Press for 1+ seconds from Standby Manner Mode is set. To cancel Manner Mode, press for 1+ seconds. 16-37 Abridged English Manual F-Function and press Selecting Manner Mode Type Open Manner Setting Ԙ Press 16 Abridged English Manual from Standby ԙ Use to select Ԛ Use to select Settings 2 and press ԛ Use to select Manner Setting and press Press OK F-Function and press OK OK Change Change Use to select Manner Setting and press Use to choose ON and press Use to select a Manner Mode type and press Manner Mode 16-38 OK OK Description Silent Vibration Ring Tone Level is off. Vibration is on. All sounds are off. Pochette Ring Tone Level is reduced. Vibration is on. Keypad Lock is on. Original Manner Vibration is on. Customize maximum Ring Tone Level, Message Recorders (Voice Call/TV Call), Keypad Sound volume, Sound Effects volume and Alarm Sound settings. Driving Ring Tone Level is off. Vibration is off. Message Recorders (Voice Call/ TV Call) is on. Entering Text Input Mode Seven input modes are available for entering text. From a text entry window, use the following procedure to select text input mode. Example: Phone Book Name entry field 㧺㨍㨙㨑㧫ޓ 㧺㨍㨙㨑㧫ޓ ޓޓޓ㧾㨑㨙㧚ޓޓޓޓޓ㧞㧠ޓ 㧮㨍㨏㨗 ޓ㧻ޓ㧷 ޓ㨀㨑㨤㨠ޓ Current Input Mode (Kanji/Hiragana) ٕ Text ٕ Press 16 㧺㨍㨙㨑㧫ޓ 㧻ޓ㧷ޓ 㨀㨑㨤㨠ޓ Available Input Modes ޓޓޓ㧾㨑㨙㧚ޓޓޓޓޓ㧞㧠ޓ 㧮㨍㨏㨗 ޓ㧻ޓ㧷 ޓ㨀㨑㨤㨠ޓ Current Input Mode (Double-byte Katakana) Input Modes: Kanji/Hiragana Double-byte Katakana Single-byte Katakana Double-byte Roman Letters (Upper/Lower Case) Single-byte Roman Letters (Upper/Lower Case) Double-byte Numbers Single-byte Numbers 16-39 Abridged English Manual Press Text or use to select input mode and press OK Key Assignments Input Mode Key Roman Letters (Single-byte/Double-byte) .@/: 16 Numbers (Single-byte/Double-byte) Abridged English Manual ABCabc DEFdef GHIghi JKLjkl MNOmno PQRSpqrs TUVtuv WXYZwxyz ,- Toggles lower/upper case (Before character is fixed). 1 Displays characters assigned on (Before character is fixed). Line feed (After character is fixed) 2 in reverse order Line feed Opens Symbols/Pictographs/Emoticons List Moves the cursor ( )عup or down. Moves the cursor ( )عright or left. Fixes character (Before character is fixed). Enters character (After character is fixed). Enters character. Press to delete character highlighted by the cursor ( )عor if the cursor is located at the end of the text, the character before the cursor. Press for 1+ seconds to delete all text following the cursor ( )عor if the cursor is located at the end of text, all text. 1 Except in single-byte/double-byte number input modes. 2 Insert a carriage return while writing mail messages, saving library or entering text on Web or JavaTM. 3 Available characters vary depending on the function. Note 16-40 If two adjacent characters use the same key, press entering the second character. to move the cursor before Phone Book Phone Book Entry Items Save frequently used phone numbers or e-mail addresses in Phone Book. Save up to 500 entries in the handset, 9999 to Memory Card and 50 to USIM Card. Save/set the following in Phone Book: – – Description Memory Number Handset: 000 - 499 Memory Card: 0000 - 9998 USIM Card: 00 - 49 Name Enter up to 24 single-byte (12 double-byte) characters when saving entry to Handset/ Memory Card and 12 single/double-byte characters for USIM Card. Reading Enter up to 24 single-byte characters when saving entry to Handset/Memory Card and 12 single-byte characters for USIM Card. Phone Number Enter up to 27 digits Phone Type Classify numbers into one of eight phone number types E-mail Address Enter up to 60 single-byte alphanumeric characters Group Number Handset/Memory Card USIM Card (Up to 3 numbers) (1 number) – (Up to 2 addresses) (1 address) Classify entries into one of ten groups (Up to 2 groups) (Up to 2 groups) Personal Ring Tone Set personalized ring tone, incoming image, etc. – Address Enter up to 128 single-byte (64 double-byte) characters – Memo Enter up to 80 single-byte (40 double-byte) characters – Secret Restrict access to entries – 16-41 Abridged English Manual Item 16 Save to Saving Information to Phone Book Save a phone number, name and e-mail address as a new Phone Book entry. Enter a phone number from Standby Press Use Save to select Handset, USIM Card or Memory Card and press OK 16 Abridged English Manual The lowest available Memory Number is automatically selected. Press Use OK to select Edit (Name) and press Enter a name and press OK OK 7 Correct the reading as needed and press to select (E-Mail Address1) and press 8 Use OK 9 Enter an e-mail address and press Save 10 Press Edit Editing Phone Book Entries Press from Standby Press Use to select Phone Book Search and press Use to select a Phone Book entry and press Press Use Details to select a field and press Edit the entry and press Press Use OK Save to choose YES or NO and press YES:Overwrite entry NO: Save as new entry 16-42 Edit OK OK OK Saving a Number from Received Calls Press from Standby Use to select a phone number and press Use to select Save Phone Book and press Use to select New Entry or Add to Entry and press OK OK Use to select Handset, USIM Card or Memory Card and press OK Note Select Memory Card Data appears when Memory Card is selected. Use select a range of Memory Numbers and press OK. Use to select a Phone Book entry and press Use to select a field and press Enter other information as needed and press Use to choose YES and press to OK OK Save OK 16-43 16 Abridged English Manual Save as a new Phone Book entry. Proceed to Step 3 on "Saving Information to Phone Book" (☞page 16-42). Add to Entry: Add a phone number to an existing Phone Book entry. Proceed to Step 5. New Entry: Dialing a Number from Phone Book Searching by Memory Number 16 Abridged English Manual Press from Standby Press Use to select Memory Number Search and press OK Enter a Memory Number Press OK Press Press to make a TV Call. Searching by Reading Press from Standby Press Use to select Name Search and press Enter a reading and press Use OK Search to select a Phone Book entry and press Press Press Note 16-44 to make a TV Call. To use Name Search, a reading must be saved in Phone Book. OK TV Call TV Calls are available only in Japan. Display Indicators during a TV Call TV Call Indicator Rejecting Unwanted Calls Appears when an unwanted call is being rejected 16 Abridged English Manual Hands-free ON ޓ Lens in Use Caller/Your Image ޓޓFront ޓޓޓBack ޓ Your Image ޓޓNormal Image ޓޓSubstitute Image ޓޓImage Paused ޓޓImage OFF ޓ Image Quality ޓޓޓޓޓޓޓޓ㧜㧦㧜㧜㧦㧜㧝ޓ 㧴㨛㨘㨐ޓ 㧲ޓ Call Time ޓޓHigh Speed ޓޓNormal Speed ޓޓHigh Quality Making a TV Call Enter a phone number Press Press Tip to end the call TV Calls can be made to TV Call compatible Vodafone handsets. Receiving a TV Call The handset rings/vibrates and Incoming TV Call appears Press Answer or Answer: Receives TV Call. Your image is sent to the caller. Receives TV Call. Your image is not sent to the caller. Press or to also receive a TV Call. Use Press Change Screen to toggle your image transmission on/off during a call. to end the call 16-45 Using Camera Before Using Camera 16 Image Quality and File Format • The V801SA handset display supports 260,000 colors. • The camera has a resolution of 310,000 pixels. • Still images are saved as true color (about 16,770,000 colors) in JPEG format. • Moving images are saved in MP4 format. Abridged English Manual Clean the lens before shooting • Unclean lens affects image quality. Wipe with a clean soft cloth before shooting. CCD Camera • The camera employs high precision technology but some pixels may seem brighter or darker than others. • If the handset is left in a warm place (50-60˚C) prior to shooting/saving images, image quality may be affected. When Capturing Images • Hold handset still when capturing images. Place handset on a stable surface when using Self-timer. Pictures captured with slightest handset movement may result in blurred images. • Release the shutter after framing the subject. To prevent blurred images, hold handset still when releasing shutter. • Bright light may cause streaks to appear in a picture. Use Brightness to avoid streaks. Streaks may not completely disappear. • Maintain a distance of at least 30 cm from the subject. • Make sure not to block the lens with your finger or hand strap. • Shutter tone and video start/end tones sound even in Manner Mode. The volume cannot be altered. • When Video Priority is on for Incoming Call Priority, (Off-line Mode) appears and calls or Mail/SMS cannot be received until shooting ends. • Do not flash directly into someone's eyes. Doing so may cause damage to the eyes. The flash is intended only as a supplement in dark places and is not as bright as a strobe light. • Do not point the light close to someone's eyes. Avoid staring at the light when lit. Doing so may cause a loss of visual acuity. 16-46 Taking Pictures Select from two modes and four sizes for capturing still images. Shooting Mode Frame Size Mobile Camera 240240 dots QCIF 176144 dots 144144 dots 144144 dots For sending images to mobile phones using Mail. VGA 640480 dots ԙ Use Use from Standby to select Camera and press OK to select Mobile Camera or Digital Camera and press OK If Digital Camera is selected, a shooting screen appears. Proceed to Step 4. Use to select a frame size and press OK Switch: Press to switch between front lens and back lens. Use to zoom in 33 levels up to four times in Mobile Camera mode. Press to open Still Image Album. Frame the shot and press Shutter Reshoot: Press to re-take the shot. Press Record If 240240 was selected in Step 3, use (240240) and press OK . The image is saved in Data Folder. to select Full (240320) or Normal 16-47 16 Abridged English Manual Standard PC display size. Use to edit images saved in Memory Card or printing from PCs. Open Camera Ԙ Press Main Use QVGA 240320 dots or 240240 Generally used for PDA. Use for dots handset wallpaper. 176144 dots (QCIF) Digital Camera VGA (Reduced to 3/8 or 1/2 size) Save Size Shooting Videos Select from three modes for shooting videos. Video Mode Frame Size (Save Size) Video Quality Movie Sha-mail (30 Kbytes) SubQCIF 12896 dots or QCIF 176144 dots Normal Movie Sha-mail (200 Kbytes) SubQCIF 12896 dots or QCIF 176144 dots High Quality Fine Normal Long-time Mode SubQCIF 12896 dots or QCIF 176144 dots High Quality Fine Normal 16 Abridged English Manual Send videos to mobile phones as Mail attachments (30 Kbytes or 200 Kbytes). Shooting time varies according to shooting condition. Telop can be set on videos only for Movie Sha-mail (200 Kbytes). Shoot up to 1 Mbyte of file size. Open Camera Ԙ Press Main Use from Standby ԙ Use to select Use to select Movie and press Use to select a video mode and press Use to select a frame size and press Camera and press OK OK OK OK Switch: Press to switch between front lens and back lens. Use to zoom in 17 levels up to two times Press to open Video Image Album. Frame the shot and press Switch: Switches between front lens and back lens when the handset is open. Press Press to play captured video. Use playback. Reshoot: Press to re-take the shot. Press Record The video is saved in Audio & Video. 16-48 to adjust the volume during Audio & Video Play video and audio files saved to Video Player and Audio Player. Audio files downloaded from the Web or recorded on the handset are saved to Audio Player and video files downloaded from the Web or videos shot using handset are saved to Video Player. The following file formats are compatible with Video and Audio Players: File Format Tip MP4 Audio Player AAC, MP3 • Audio & Video cannot be opened unless the valid USIM Card is inserted. • The V801SA handset is incompatible with User Playlists created with a User Playlist compatible device. User Playlist allows recording and playing tracks in groups. Playing within a group can be arranged in any order. The V801SA handset records and plays all tracks in a single list and the order cannot be rearranged. 16-49 Abridged English Manual Video Player 16 Memory Cards SD memory cards can be used with the V801SA handset. Save images captured using the handset camera and sound recorded using Voice Recorder. SD memory cards are referred to as Memory Cards in this manual. Memory structure in Memory Card is as follows: 16 Abridged English Manual Memory Structure Saved in either Handset or Memory Card Audio & Video Video files Audio files Mail Utilities Phone Book Schedule Memo (Private Memo and Library) Received Mail (Messages in Inbox) Sent Mail (Messages in Sentbox) Unsent Mail (Messages in Drafts and Outbox) Saved only in Memory Card Camera Camera Folder Web Message Folder Bookmarks Others Local Contents SA_Folder (Voice Recorder) JavaTM JavaTM Library Data Folder Pictures Melodies Animation Other Others㧔New Folder㧕 Unsupport File 16-50 Back up saved in handset to Memory Card. Before Using a Memory Card Data Loss • J-Phone shall not be liable for any damages resulting from the loss or alteration of data due to accident or equipment failure whether caused by connected devices or not, claimed by you or a third party. Notes for Handling Data Protection • Use the write-protect tab to prevent accidental Write- protect Tab erasure of data. Slide the write-protect tab to LOCK the lock position to disable deleting or overwriting data. LOCK • Always make backups of important data. LOCK • Never remove a Memory Card or turn the handset off while reading or writing data. Do not remove a battery from a handset that uses the battery as its power source while reading or writing data. Doing so may lead to data corruption (loss). • Memory Cards have limited lifetimes. After a Memory Card has been used for a long time, it may not be possible to write new data to it. • Some sound recordings are protected by copyright. Their use is prohibited except as authorized by the copyright owner. Other Notes • Use only recommended Memory Cards (16, 32, 64, 128 or 256 Mbytes SD Memory Cards). Memory Cards other than these may not work. Multi-Media Cards are not supported. • Memory size written on the labels of Memory Cards includes the space used to protect and manage copyrights as well as standard memory space. • Memory Cards formatted with other devices may not properly work with the V801SA handset. 16-51 16 Abridged English Manual • Do not insert or remove a Memory Card while the handset power is on. • Do not detach the manufacturer's label. Doing so may result in damage to the Memory Card or data corruption. • Do not attach new labels. Memory Cards are very thin and precision made. Labels may cause loose contact, and corruption or loss of data. • Use an oil felt tip pen when writing on a Memory Card. Do not use a pencil or a ball-point pen. Doing so may result in damage to the Memory Card or data corruption. • Always store a Memory Card in its case after removing it from its slot. • Do not disassemble or modify the card. • Do not bend, drop, moisten or apply impact to a Memory Card. • Do not touch metal parts with your hand or metal objects. • Do not use or store a Memory Card in the following places: In high temperatures, such as a hot car or the scorching sun; in direct sunlight; in high humidity; with lots of dust or with corrosive gasses. Inserting/Removing a Memory Card Always turn the handset power off before inserting/removing Memory Card. Inserting Memory Card Open Memory Card Slot cover Position the Memory Card as shown and carefully push in until it clicks 16 Abridged English Manual Memory Card Label side facing down Notch Before inserting Memory Card, ensure that the card is aligned with the slot to avoid breakage of the card or the handset. The figure on the right shows the correct position of the Memory Card. Correct Position Close the cover Removing Memory Card Open Memory Card Slot cover Gently press the Memory Card until it clicks Release finger and the Memory Card will eject. Pull out the Memory Card straight Close the cover 16-52 Press once to eject Data Folder Created or downloaded data are automatically sorted and saved in one of six folders depending on the file format. Folder Type Description/File Format Short cut folder to Picture Folder. Movie Sha-mail Data Short cut folder to lists of all video track of Audio & Video (☞page 16-49). Digital Camera Data Short cut folder to Camera Folder of Album (still images). Camera Pictures Melodies PNG(.png, and .pnz) JPEG(.jpg, .jpe, .jpeg, and .jpz) Melody: SMAF, Animation PNG SMD 16 Abridged English Manual Sha-mail Data (.smd, .smz and .smx) 40 Chord SMAF(.mmf) Animation, JPEG Animation, PNG/JPEG Animation: MTN(.mtn) MNG (.mng) Other vSeries Files vCard(.vcf) vCalendar(.vcs) vBookmark(.vbm) vMessage(.vmg) vNote(.vnt) Nancy(.noa) ZIP(.zip) TEXT(.txt) HTML/XHTML(.htm, .html, .xml, .xhtml) EML(.eml) Not Supported (.???, None) Dictionary Dictionary (.wnn) 16-53 Data Folder Structure Data Folder is organized in three layers. Six default folders are provided as shown below. Create new folders or sub folders (except in Camera Folder). Folders cannot be created in layer 3. Create folders to organize files. Save up to 7 Mbytes of data in the handset. Layer 1 List of Folder Create new folders 16 Layer 2 List of Files Create new sub folders Layer 3 List of Files Pointers to Other Data Abridged English Manual Data Folder ޓCamera ޓPictures New Sub Folder File New Sub Folder File File ޓMelodies New Sub Folder New Sub Folder ޓAnimation ޓOther ޓDictionary ޓNew Folder 16-54 File File File IrDA Infrared Data Communication Send or receive Phone Book, Schedule and Mail/SMS data or Data Folder and Audio & Video files with other V801SA handsets, mobile phones or PCs with infrared data ports. There are three types of IrDA data communication: Communication via IrDA 16 Description Select Send via IrDA from a sub-menu of each option to send data. For a batch transfer, select Send All via IrDA from Send via IrDA menu. Receive via IrDA Select Receive via IrDA from Send via IrDA menu to receive one file at a time. Card Exchange Exchange Owner Profile with other V801SA handsets. Select Card Exchange from Send via IrDA menu to send/receive Owner Profile. Send and receive the following data and files via IrDA communication. Data stored in a Memory Card or data prohibited from transfer cannot be sent. vBookmark files and Video files in Audio & Video can be received but not sent. Data/File File Format Data/File File Format Phone Book, Owner Profile vCard Library, Private Memo vNote(TEXT) Schedule vCalendar Original Ring Tone SMAF Bookmarks vBookmark Files in Data Folder – Mail/SMS in Mailbox vMessage Video files in Audio & Video – Notes for IrDA Communication • Place sending and receiving Infrared ports within 20 cm before starting communication. Infrared Ports Less than 20 cm • Place devices on a stable surface, with their infrared ports aligned facing each other. • Do not block the infrared port, with any objects such as hand strap during IrDA communication. • Do not move the devices until data communication is finished. • Communication may not work properly in direct sunlight or fluorescent light or near another infrared device. appears during IrDA communication. The handset is out-of-range or in Off-line • Mode and other signals cannot be sent or received. • IrDA communication with V801SA handset is in accordance with IrMC1.1. Some data may not be sent or received depending on the application in use, even if the other device is in accordance with IrMC1.1. • IrDA communication with V801SA handset is in accordance with IrDA. 16-55 Abridged English Manual Send via IrDA Optional Services The following optional services are offered: Service 16 Description Abridged English Manual Call Forwarding* Forward incoming calls to a specified number Voice Mail Store messages at Voice Mail Center when the handset is out-of-range or a call is unanswered (except when Call Waiting Service is set) Call Waiting Place the caller on hold to take another incoming call or make another call 3 Way Calling Add another party during a call and switch between parties or talking among three parties Call Barring* Restrict outgoing or incoming calls * Call Forwarding Service and Call Barring Service cannot be set at the same time for Voice Call and TV Call. The service set previously is prioritized. Out-of-Range The V801SA handset and a base station exchange signals to set Call Forwarding, Voice Mail, Call Waiting and Call Barring Services. Services cannot be set, canceled or checked if the handset is out-of-range. 16-56 F-Functions To access a function, press to select F-Function. Press OK and enter a function number. Or access functions by entering the following key sequences. Key Sequence Function Description Display My Phone Number2 Display a phone number in USIM Card and Owner Profile Set Ring Tone Pattern, Ring Time or Incoming LED Ring Tone Level Set ringer volume Vibration Set vibration on/off or select vibration pattern Keypad Sound Select keypad sound volume Sound Effects Select sound effects Original Ring Tone Compose your own ring tone Call Vibration 16 Set the handset to vibrate when your call or TV Call is answered Melody Volume Set melody volume Call Hold Setting2 Set outgoing message played while callers are placed on hold TV Phone Connect Sound Select sound effect and volume until a TV Call is answered Keypad Lock Lock the handset Auto Key Lock1 Activate Keypad Lock when handset power is turned on Secret Mode Set Secret Mode on/off Phone Book Lock Restrict Dial Prohibit Phone Book access Prohibit dialing calls from keypad Reject Call1 Reject calls from numbers on Reject Call List Reject No ID Clear Memory Reject incoming calls without Caller ID Delete all saved entries on the handset including Phone Book entries Change Security Code1 Change Security Code Reset Defaults Reset all settings Senior Setting Confirm Memory Maximize display font and earpiece volume Check Phone Book, Mail or Web memory status Answer Setting1 Set Auto Answer Power Saving Set power saving display Backlight Set display or keypad backlight ⸒⺆ㆬᛯ (Language) Switch display language (Japanese and English) Private Memo1 Save memos Flip Activation1 Weak Signal Alert Connect/end calls by opening/closing the handset Set signal strength alert on/off Noise Cancellation Reduce effects of ambient noise to improve call quality Text Entry Help1 Save Library, User Dictionary or Predict Dictionary and set font type Message Recorders2 Set options for Message Recorders and outgoing message played when unable to answer a call or TV Call Standby Display1 Select image for Standby Display Off-line Mode Set send/receive signals off 16-57 Abridged English Manual Ring Tone Setting Key Sequence Function Description Manner Setting Set Manner Mode settings Screen Taste1 Set background color 3D Sound Set Twin Speakers on/off Save Group Name Create Animation2 Assign group names for Phone Book Create animation with image files Wallpaper/My CHARACTER2 Set illustrations for Standby image, incoming calls, etc. Schedule Control Auto Power 16 Set Schedule, Special-days or Alarm Set Auto Power On/Auto Power Off Abridged English Manual Display Calendar1 Display calendar Countdown Timer Set Countdown Timer Set Clock Set date and time Totals Display or reset total call time and charge Display Call Charge1 Set display call cost after each call on/off Time-Charges Display call time and cost for most recent call Display Call Time Set display call time during a call on/off Call Barring Set Call Barring Service Call Forwarding Set Call Forwarding Service Voice Mail Set Voice Mail Service Cancel Cancel Call Forwarding/Voice Mail Status Check Call Forwarding/Voice Mail status Call Waiting Set Call Waiting Service Check Call Waiting Check Call Waiting Service status Play Voice Mail Play Voice Mail messages and delete Voice Mail indicator 3 Way Calling Send with Code Start 3 Way Call during a call Save a code (including international code)/select Send with Code on/off Calculator Open Calculator Petty Cash Book Keep a balance of income and expenditure for last four months Save Country Number Save Country Number to Country Number List Reconnection Set reconnection method when the other party's phone is not TV Call compatible Send Movie Image1 Set image quality for TV Call Serial Connection Switch between the V801SA and external device for making TV Call (Currently not available) Change PIN Change PIN1 or PIN2 PIN1 Setting Substitute Image Set handset to lock when powered on Set Substitute Image for TV Calls TV Auto Answer Turn TV Call Auto Answer on/off and save entries to Auto Answer List Select Area Change settings for 3G or GSM area Video Message Reply Add to Message Reply List and set replying video messages Function Guide Display operation methods other than F-Functions 1 Can be operated in Standby or during Voice Call or TV Call. 2 Can be operated in Standby or during Voice Call. 3 Appears only when using Switch Line or 3 Way Calling. 16-58 Main Specifications Weightޓ Approximately 146gޓ Continuous call timeޓ 3G (Japan) Approximately 170 minutesޓ ޓ Overseas (in GSM) Approximately 210 minutesޓ ޓ Overseas (North America) Approximately 210 minutesޓ Continuous standby timeޓ 3G (Japan) Approximately 200 hoursޓ 16 ޓ Overseas (in GSM) Approximately 210 hoursޓ ޓ Overseas (North America) Approximately 170 minutesޓ Size (W H D) mm Approximately 51 108 26 (when closed)ޓ Maximum output 3G (Japan) 0.2W Overseas (in GSM) 2W / 1W Overseas (North America) 1W Abridged English Manual • The above figures were calculated with the battery installed. • Continuous call time is the average value calculated when talk status is maintained continuously in a stationary state in a place with a strong signal, a new fully charged battery installed. • Continuous standby time is the average value calculated when standby status is maintained continuously in a stationary state in a place with a strong signal, without any calls or operations being performed. In weak signal conditions (i.e. inside buildings, in cars, in bags or out-of-range), standby time may be reduced by more than half. Standby time may also vary depending on such circumstances as temperature or condition when battery was charged. • The number of service hours of the battery is the value calculated with stable signal reception. Talking in places where signals are weak and leaving the handset in standby while out-of-range consumes battery power and service hours may be reduced by more than half. • Frequent use with backlight on (for Vodafone live! operation, etc.) will result in shorter continuous call time and continuous standby time. • A portion of the software used in the product includes modules developed by Independent JPEG Group. 16-59 Customer Service If you have any questions about a Vodafone handset or services, please call General Information. For service or repairs, please call Customer Assistance. 16 Vodafone Customer Centers Abridged English Manual From a Vodafone handset, dial toll free at 157 for General Information or toll free at 113 for Customer Assistance Call these Numbers Toll Free from a Fixed Line Phone: Subscription Areas General Information 0088-243-157 Customer Assistance 0088-243-113 Aomori · Akita · Iwate · Yamagata · Miyagi · General Information 0088-245-157 Fukushima · Niigata Customer Assistance 0088-245-113 Hokkaido Tokyo · Kanagawa · Chiba · Saitama · Ibaraki · General Information 0088-240-157 Tochigi · Gunma · Yamanashi · Nagano Customer Assistance 0088-240-113 Aichi · Gifu · Mie · Shizuoka General Information 0088-241-157 Customer Assistance 0088-241-113 General Information 0088-227-157 Customer Assistance 0088-227-113 Osaka · Hyogo · Kyoto · Nara · Shiga · General Information 0088-242-157 Wakayama Customer Assistance 0088-242-113 Hiroshima · Okayama · Yamaguchi · Tottori · General Information 0088-259-157 Shimane Customer Assistance 0088-259-113 Tokushima · Kagawa · Ehime · Kochi General Information 0088-247-157 Customer Assistance 0088-247-113 Toyama · Ishikawa · Fukui Fukuoka · Saga · Nagasaki · Oita · Kumamoto · General Information 0088-250-157 Miyazaki · Kagoshima · Okinawa 0088-250-113 16-60 Customer Assistance
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