Sharp HRO00186 Cellular Phone User Manual 12 APYHRO00186 Draft Operation Manual

ɜġIf you lose your handset or have it stolen, immediately take the steps necessary for suspending the use of the handset.

ɜġIf the handset you purchased is damaged, bring your handset to a repair counter specified by DOCOMO after returning to

Japan.

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Manufacturer: SHARP Corporation

Don’t forget your mobile phone… or your manners!

When using your mobile phone in a public place, don’t forget to show common courtesy and consideration for

others around you.

Universal number

international prefix

International call access code

for the country you stay

-81-3-6718-1414

*

(toll free)

-8005931-8600*

From land-line phones

From DOCOMO mobile phones

Failures encountered overseas

* You might be charged a domestic call fee according to the call rate for the

country you stay.

ɦ

For international call access codes for major countries and universal number

international prefix, refer to DOCOMO International Services website.

*

You are charged a call fee to Japan when calling from a land-line phone, etc.

ɦ If you use SH-01E, you should dial the number +81-3-6832-6600

(to enter “+”, touch “0” for a while).

* You might be charged a domestic call fee according to the call rate for the

country you stay.

ɦ

For international call access codes for major countries and universal number

international prefix, refer to DOCOMO International Services website.

*

You are charged a call fee to Japan when calling from a land-line phone, etc.

ɦ If you use SH-01E, you should dial the number +81-3-6718-1414

(to enter “+”, touch “0” for a while).

-8000120-0151*

Universal number

international prefix

-81-3-6832-6600

*

(toll free)

International call access code

for the country you stay

Loss or theft of handset or payment of

cumulative cost overseas

From DOCOMO mobile phones

From land-line phones

(available 24 hours a day)(available 24 hours a day)

ɦ

Unavailable from land-line phones, etc.

ɡFrom DOCOMO mobile phones

(In Japanese only)

ɦ

Unavailable from land-line phones, etc.

(No prefix) 151 (toll free)

ɡ

From DOCOMO mobile phones

(In Japanese only)

Repairs

(Business hours: 24 hours (open all year round))(Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.)

ɦ Unavailable from part of IP phones.

0120-800-000

(toll free)

ɡFrom land-line phones

(In Japanese only)

0120-005-250 (toll free)

ɦ Service available in: English, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish, Korean.

(Business hours: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (open all year round))

ɦ Unavailable from part of IP phones. (No prefix) 113 (toll free)

General Inquiries

ɜ Please confirm the phone number before you dial.

ɜ

For Applications or Repairs and After-Sales Service, please contact the above-mentioned information center or the docomo Shop etc. near you on

the NTT DOCOMO website.

NTT DOCOMO websiteȁhttp://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/

ɦ Unavailable from part of IP phones.

ɡFrom land-line phones

(In Japanese only)

0120-800-000

(toll free)

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SH-01E

’12.9 (1st Edition)

12J SM193

’12.9

1

6Contents/Precautions

Before use, read these “Precautions” carefully

and use your handset properly.

Keep this manual in a safe place for future

reference.

These precautions contain information intended

to prevent bodily injury to the user and to

surrounding people, as well as damage to

property, and must be observed at all times.

The following symbols indicate the different

degrees of injury or damage that may occur if

information provided is not observed and the

handset is used improperly.

The following symbols indicate specific

directions.

Precautions (ALWAYS

FOLLOW THESE

DIRECTIONS)

Danger

This symbol

indicates that “death

or serious bodily

injury may directly

and immediately

result from improper

use”.

Warning

This symbol

indicates that “death

or serious bodily

injury may result

from improper use”.

Caution

This symbol

indicates that “minor

injury and/or

property damage

may result from

improper use”.

Indicates a prohibited action.

Indicates not to disassemble the

device.

Indicates not to use the device

near water or get it wet.

Indicates not to handle the device

with wet hands.

Indicates that instructions

specified are compulsory (must

be followed).

Indicates that the power cord must

be unplugged from the outlet.

7

Contents/Precautions

“Precautions” is explained in the following six

sections.

Handling the handset, battery pack, adapters,

desktop holder, docomo mini UIM card and 1Seg

antenna cable (general) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 7

Handling the handset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 8

Handling battery pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 11

Handling adapters and desktop holder . . . . P. 12

Handling docomo mini UIM card. . . . . . . . . P. 13

Handling near electronic medical equipment

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 14

Do not use, store or leave the

equipment in locations subject to

high temperatures (near a fire or

heating unit, in a kotatsu, under

direct sunlight, inside a vehicle on a

hot day, etc.).

May cause fires, burns or bodily injury.

Do not place the equipment inside

cooking appliances such as

microwave ovens or pressure

cookers.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not attempt to disassemble or

modify the equipment.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not get the equipment wet with

water, drinking water, pet urine, etc.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Refer to the following for details on

waterproofness.

n“Waterproof/Dust-proof” on P. 21

Use only the battery packs and

adapters specified by NTT DOCOMO

for use with the handset.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not subject the equipment to

strong force or impacts or throw it.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not allow conductive materials

(such as metal objects and pencil

lead) to come into contact with the

charger terminal, external connector

terminal or earphone/microphone

terminal. In addition, do not insert

such objects.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not cover or wrap the equipment

with bedding etc. when using or

charging.

May cause fires or burns.

Handling the handset, battery

pack, adapters, desktop holder,

docomo mini UIM card and

1Seg antenna cable (general)

Danger

Warning

8Contents/Precautions

Be sure to turn off the handset and

not to charge the battery in locations

such as gas stations where

flammable gas is generated.

May cause a gas explosion or fire.

To use Osaifu-Keitai in locations such as

gas stations, be sure to turn off the power

in advance (If the Osaifu-Keitai lock setting

is activated, disable the lock before turning

off the power).

If you notice anything unusual, such

as an unusual odor, overheating,

discoloration or deformation during

use, charging or storage,

immediately follow the instructions

below.

Unplug the power cord from the

outlet or cigarette lighter socket.

Turn off the handset.

Remove the battery pack from the

handset.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not leave the equipment on

unstable surfaces, such as on a

wobbly table or sloped surface.

May fall and cause injury.

Do not store the equipment in

locations that are subject to

humidity, dust or high temperatures.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

If being used by a child, have a

guardian teach him/her the proper

handling procedures. In addition,

check that the child is using the

equipment as directed.

May result in bodily injury.

Keep the equipment out of the reach

of young children.

A young child may swallow the equipment

or suffer other bodily injury.

Be very careful when using the

handset connected to adapters

repeatedly or for long periods of

time.

The handset, battery pack or adapters may

become warm if 1Seg etc. is used for a

long time while charging.

Touching high temperature areas for a

prolonged period of time may cause skin

irritations, itchiness or low-temperature

burns in some people.

Do not aim the infrared port towards

the eyes.

May cause eye injury.

Do not aim the infrared port towards

home electric appliances with an

infrared device during infrared

communication.

May interfere with the operation of infrared

devices and cause an accident.

Caution

Handling the handset

Warning

9

Contents/Precautions

Do not point the illuminated light

directly at someone’s eyes.

Especially when you shoot still

pictures or moving pictures of

young children, keep 1 m or more

distance from them.

Do not use Mobile light near people’s

faces. Eyesight may be temporarily

affected leading to accidents.

Do not allow water or other liquids,

metal, flammable material or other

foreign objects to enter the docomo

mini UIM card or microSD Card slot

on the handset.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

Do not shine the light at anyone

driving a car or other vehicles.

May prevent a driver from driving safely

and cause a traffic accident.

Turn off the handset in areas where

the use of mobile phones is

prohibited, such as in aircraft or

hospitals.

May interfere with the operation of

electronic devices and electronic medical

equipment.

Follow the instructions given by the

respective medical facilities regarding the

use of mobile phones on their premises.

Actions such as using a mobile phone

aboard aircraft are prohibited and

punishable by law.

However, follow the instructions on use of

the handset given by the airline if the

handset can be used aboard aircraft by

setting the handset such as setting it not to

emit radio wave.

Keep the handset away from the

ears during a call in which

hands-free is set or while the ring

tone is ringing.

When you attach the earphone/

microphone, etc. to the handset to

play games, music, etc., do not make

the volume too loud.

Excessive high volume may damage your

hearing.

Also, it may prevent you from hearing

ambient sounds and cause an accident.

Earphone Signal Level

The maximum output voltage for the music

player function, measured in accordance

with EN 50332-2, is 11.5 mV.

If you have a weak heart, take extra

precautions when setting functions

such as the vibrator and ring tone

volume for incoming calls.

May have harmful effects on your heart.

If you are using electronic medical

equipment, contact the respective

manufacturer or dealer to check

whether the operation of the

equipment is affected by signals.

May interfere with the operation of

electronic medical equipment etc.

10 Contents/Precautions

Turn off the handset near

high-precision electronic devices or

devices that use weak electronic

signals.

May interfere with the operation of

electronic devices.

Take particular care with the

following devices

Hearing aids, implanted cardiac

pacemakers, implanted

cardioverter-defibrillators or other

electronic medical equipment. Fire alarms,

automatic doors, and other equipment

controlled by electronic signals. If you use

an implanted cardiac pacemaker,

implanted cardioverter-defibrillator or other

electronic medical equipment, contact the

respective manufacturer or dealer to check

whether the operation of the equipment is

affected by signals.

If the display part or camera lens is

damaged, be careful of broken glass

and the exposed inside of the

handset.

The surface of the display is covered by a

protective film while the surface of the

camera lens is covered by a plastic panel

so as to minimize the possibility of glass

scattering. However, touching the broken

or exposed parts may cause injury.

Do not swing the handset by its

strap etc.

May hit you or others around you, resulting

in bodily injury.

Do not use a damaged handset.

May cause fires, burns, bodily injury or

electric shock.

For using a motion sensor and

geomagnetic sensor, check the

safety around, hold the handset and

do not swing them more than

necessary.

May cause injury etc.

If the display is broken and the liquid

crystal then leaks, do not get the

liquid on your skin (face, hands,

etc.).

May result in loss of eyesight and harm to

your skin.

If the liquid comes into contact with your

eyes or mouth, immediately rinse your

eyes or mouth with clean water and see a

doctor.

If the liquid comes into contact with your

skin or clothes, immediately wipe it off with

alcohol, and wash with water and soap.

The surface of the display is covered

with a protective film for ensuring

the security against any damages

caused by the handset being

dropped or receiving a strong

impact etc. Do not remove the film

forcibly or damage it.

Using the equipment with the film removed

may damage the display and cause bodily

injury.

Caution

11

Contents/Precautions

If you use the handset in a vehicle,

contact the vehicle manufacturer or

dealer to check whether the

operation of the vehicle is affected

by signals.

May interfere with the operation of

electronic equipment in some vehicle

models. In such cases, stop using the

handset.

Use of the handset may cause skin

irritations such as itchiness, rashes

or eczema in some people. If this

occurs, immediately stop using the

handset and seek medical treatment.

For details on materials of each part

n“Material list” on P. 14

Look at the display in a well-lit place,

keeping a certain distance from the

screen.

Otherwise, eyesight may be weakened.

Check the type of battery using the information

printed on the battery pack label.

Do not touch terminals with metallic

objects such as wires. In addition,

do not carry or store the battery

pack with metallic necklaces etc.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

Check that the battery pack is facing

the correct direction before you

attach it to the handset. If you are

having difficulty fitting the battery

pack to the handset, do not use

excessive pressure to force the

battery into place.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

Do not throw the battery pack into a

fire.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

Do not puncture, hit with a hammer

or step on the battery pack.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

If the battery fluid etc. comes into

contact with your eyes, do not rub

your eyes but immediately rinse

your eyes with clean water. Then

seek prompt medical treatment.

May result in loss of eyesight.

If any trouble such as a deformation

or scratches caused by dropping the

battery pack is found, never use it.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

If the battery pack leaks or emits an

unusual odor, immediately stop

using it and move it away from any

naked flames or fire.

The battery fluid is flammable and could

ignite, causing a fire or explosion.

Handling battery pack

Label Battery type

Li-ion00 Lithium-ion

Danger

Warning

12 Contents/Precautions

Do not allow a pet to bite the battery

pack.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

Do not dispose of used battery

packs in ordinary garbage.

May cause fires or damage to the

environment. Place tape over the terminals

to insulate unnecessary battery packs, and

take them to a docomo Shop, retailer or

institution that handles used batteries in

your area.

Do not use or charge a wet battery

pack.

The battery pack may catch fire, explode,

overheat or leak.

If the battery fluid etc. leaks, do not

get the liquid on your skin (face,

hands, etc.).

May result in loss of eyesight and harm to

your skin.

If the liquid comes into contact with your

eyes, mouth, skin or clothes, immediately

rinse them with clean water.

If the liquid etc. comes into contact with

your eyes or mouth, see a doctor

immediately after rinsing your eyes or

mouth.

Do not use if the cord of the adapter

is damaged.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Never use the AC adapter or the

desktop holder in humid locations

such as a bathroom.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

The DC adapter should only be used

in negative grounded vehicles.

Never use it in positive grounded

vehicles.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Do not touch adapters if you hear

thunder.

May cause electric shock.

Take care not to short-circuit the

charger terminal when connected to

an outlet or cigarette lighter socket.

Also, take care not to allow any part

of your body (hands, fingers, etc.) to

come into contact with the charger

terminal.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Do not place heavy objects on the

cord of the adapter.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Caution

Handling adapters and desktop

holder

Warning

13

Contents/Precautions

When plugging/unplugging the AC

adapter into/from the outlet, do not

allow metallic straps or other

metallic objects to come into contact

with the prongs of the plug.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Do not handle the cord of the

adapters, the desktop holder or the

outlet with wet hands.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Always use the specified power

supply and voltage.

When using overseas, use the AC

adapter that is available overseas.

Using the incorrect voltage may cause

fires, burns or electric shock.

AC adapter: 100V AC

DC adapter: 12/24V DC (for negative

grounded vehicles only)

AC adapter available overseas: 100 to

240V AC (Connect only with a household

AC outlet)

If the fuse in the DC adapter blows,

always replace it with a fuse of the

specified type.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Refer to the respective manuals for

information on the correct fuse

specifications.

Wipe off any dust on the power plug.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Fully plug the AC adapter into the

outlet.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Always grasp the adapters when

unplugging the power plug from the

outlet or cigarette lighter socket. Do

not forcibly pull by the cord of the

adapter.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Unplug the power plug from the

outlet or cigarette lighter socket

when not using for a long time.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Should water or other liquids enter

the equipment, remove the power

plug from the outlet or cigarette

lighter socket immediately.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Always unplug the power plug from

the outlet or cigarette lighter socket

before cleaning the equipment.

May cause fires, burns or electric shock.

Be careful with the cutting surface

when removing the docomo mini

UIM card.

May cause bodily injury.

Handling docomo mini UIM card

Caution

19

Contents/Precautions

Do not insert the docomo mini UIM card to

the handset with a label or sticker attached

on the card.

May cause a malfunction.

The handset supports the security function

that meets the Bluetooth specification for

security during communication using

Bluetooth functions. However, the security

may not be sufficient depending on the

configuration. Take care of the security while

making communication using Bluetooth

function.

Even if any leak of data or information

occurs while making communication using

Bluetooth function, DOCOMO shall not be

liable for any loss of content.

Radio frequencies

The radio frequencies the Bluetooth function

of the handset uses are as follows.

ӱ2.4: This radio equipment uses the 2.4 GHz

band.

ӲFH: The modulation system is the FH-SS system.

ӳ1: The estimated coverage distance is 10 m or

less.

Ӵ: All radio frequencies between 2400

MHz and 2483.5 MHz are used and the

frequencies for mobile object identifiers shall not

be avoided.

Wireless LAN (WLAN) uses radio waves to

communicate information. Therefore, it has

an advantage of freely connecting to the LAN

within the service area. On the other hand, if

security setting is not set, it is possible for a

malicious third party to intercept the

communication contents or hack. It is

recommended to set security setting at your

own risk and judgement.

Wireless LAN

Do not use wireless LAN near magnetic devices

such as electric appliances or AV/OA devices or in

radio waves.

Notes on using Bluetooth

function

ӱġ Ӳġ ӳġ

Ӵġ

Cautions on using Bluetooth devices

Bluetooth operates at radio frequencies

assigned to the in-house radio stations for

a mobile object identifier that have to be

licensed and is used in production lines of

a factory, specific unlicensed low power

radio stations, and amateur radio stations

(hereafter, referred to “another radio

station”) in addition to industrial, scientific,

medical devices or home electric

appliances such as microwave ovens.

1. Before using the handset, make sure that

“another radio station” is not operating

nearby.

2. If radio interference between the handset

and “another radio station” occurs,

avoid interference by moving

immediately to another place or “turning

off the power”.

3. Contact the number listed in “General

Inquiries” on the back of this manual for

further details.

Notes about wireless LAN

(WLAN)

20 Contents/Precautions

ƦMagnetism or radio waves may increase noises or

disable communications (especially when using a

microwave oven).

ƦWhen used near TV, radio, etc., reception

interference may occur or channels on the TV

screen may be disturbed.

ƦIf there are multiple wireless LAN access points

nearby and the same channel is used, search may

not work correctly.

Radio frequencies

The radio frequencies the WLAN-installed

devices use are indicated on the battery

storage section of the main body of the

handset. The followings are the descriptions:

ӱ2.4: This radio equipment uses the 2400 MHz

band.

ӲDS: The modulation system is the DS-SS

system.

ӳ4: The estimated coverage distance is 40 m or

less.

ӴOF: The modulation system is the OFDM system.

ӵ: All radio frequencies

between 2400 MHz and 2483.5 MHz are used

and the frequencies for mobile object identifiers

shall be avoided.

Available channels for the handset’s wireless LAN

are between 1 to 13. Note that other channel access

points cannot be connected.

Available channels vary depending on the country.

For use in an aircraft, contact the airline beforehand.

ӱġ Ӳġ ӳġ ӳġӴġ

ӵġ

Cautions on using 2.4 GHz devices

WLAN-installed devices operate at radio

frequencies assigned to the in-house radio

stations for a mobile object identifier (radio

stations requiring a license) used in

production lines of a factory, specific

unlicensed low power radio stations (radio

stations requiring no license), and amateur

radio stations (radio stations requiring a

license) in addition to industrial, scientific,

medical devices or home electric

appliances such as microwave ovens.

1. Before using this device, make sure that

the in-house radio stations for a mobile

object identifier, specific unlicensed low

power radio stations and amateur radio

stations are not operating nearby.

2. If the device causes harmful radio

interference to the in-house radio

stations for a mobile object identifier,

immediately change the radio frequency

or stop use, and contact the number

listed in “General Inquiries” on the back

of this manual for crosstalk avoidance,

etc. (e.g. partition setup).

3. If the device causes radio interference to

specific unlicensed low power radio

stations for a mobile object identifier or

amateur radio stations, contact the

number listed in “General Inquiries” on

the back of this manual for further

details.

21

Contents/Precautions

The FeliCa reader/writer function in the

handset uses weak radio waves in the

handling of which does not require a license

of radio station.

The frequency in use is the 13.56 MHz band.

When another reader/writer is being used

nearby, keep enough distance from it. Make

sure that there is no radio station using the

same frequency band in the nearby area.

Never use the handset that is modified.

Using a modified device violates the Radio

Law.

The handset has acquired the certification of

conformity with technical regulations for the

specified radio station based on the Radio Law, and

the “Technical Conformity Mark ” is printed on the

model nameplate of the handset as a proof. If the

screws of handset are removed and a modification is

given to the inside, the certification of conformity

with technical regulations will become invalid. Never

use the handset without the valid certification. Doing

so violates the Radio Law.

Be careful when using the handset while

driving a motor vehicle.

Using a mobile phone in hand while driving is

regarded as a punishable act.

However, the punishment has no application in

some cases such as when rescuing sick and injured

people or maintaining public safety.

Use the FeliCa reader/writer function only in

Japan.

The FeliCa reader/writer function in the handset

conforms to the domestic radio wave standards.

Using the function overseas may result in

punishment.

Never change the basic software improperly.

This may be regarded as a conversion of software

and repairs may be refused.

Be careful not to connect the handset to a PC

using Micro USB Cable 01 (sold separately)

in areas where the use of mobile phones is

prohibited.

Power may turn on automatically.

SH-01E is waterproof to IPX5*1 and IPX7*2

standards, and dust-proof to IP5X*3 standards if

the external connector terminal cover is

securely closed as well as the back cover is

attached.

*1 IPX5 means that phone keeps functioning after

being subjected to a jet flow (approximately

12.5 liters/min) discharged from a nozzle (inner

diameter: 6.3 mm), from all directions

(approximately 3 m from the handset) for 3

minutes or more.

*2 IPX7 means that SH-01E phone keeps

functioning after it is slowly submerged to depth

of 1 m in static tap water at room temperature,

left there for approximately 30 minutes and

then taken out.

*3 IP5X means the level of dust protection. Phone

keeps functioning in safety after it is left in the

device containing dust (diameter: 75 Ђm or

smaller) for 8 hours, agitated and then taken

out.

FeliCa reader/writer

Caution

Waterproof/Dust-proof

23

Contents/Precautions

1Securely hold the handset with

your both hands, slightly open the

back cover by hooking the tip of a

finger under the concave portion of

it (1), unhook the tabs by sliding

the tip of the finger down to the

bottom of the handset (2) and

remove the back cover upward (3)

1Confirm the direction of the back

cover, adjust it to the direction of

the handset and press the

surrounding section (shaded

section) of the back cover securely

to attach

:Make sure there is no space between the

back cover and the handset.

Removing back cover

Concave

portion

Attaching back cover

Securely close the back cover. If not closed

securely, the back cover may come off and the

battery pack may fall out due to vibration. May

damage the waterproof/dust-proof performance

and allow water to seep or dust to get in.

The back cover may be damaged if it is

attached or removed forcibly. Be careful not to

apply excessive force on it.

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Before Using the Handset

Before inserting or removing (including after

unmounting) the microSD Card, turn off the

power, position the back facing upwards and

remove the battery pack. Hold the handset

securely with your both hands. Data may be

damaged or operation may not work properly.

1Remove the back cover (nP. 23)

2Insert the microSD Card slowly with

the metal terminal side turned down

:Do not force the microSD Card in at an angle

or with the wrong side down. The microSD

Card slot may be damaged.

:Insert the microSD Card slowly with your

fingers until a click is heard.

3Attach the back cover (nP. 23)

1Remove the back cover (nP. 23)

2Gently push the microSD Card

towards inside (1)

:Push the microSD Card until it clicks. It will

come out towards you. Pulling it forcibly may

damage the handset or the microSD Card.

3Remove the microSD Card (2)

:Remove the microSD Card by slowly pulling

it straight out.

4Attach the back cover (nP. 23)

Use Battery Pack SH36 exclusive to the handset.

For attaching or removing the battery pack, turn

off the power, position the back facing upwards,

and hold the handset securely with your both

hands.

1Remove the back cover (nP. 23)

Inserting microSD Card

Removing microSD Card

Battery pack

Attaching battery pack

32 Before Using the Handset

2Attach the battery pack

:With the recycle mark side turned up, place

the connector terminal of the handset to that

of the battery pack and attach the battery

pack.

3Attach the back cover (nP. 23)

1Remove the back cover (nP. 23)

2Remove the battery pack

:The battery pack has a tab that makes it

easy to remove. Hook the tip of a finger on

the tab to prevent excessive force on it and

remove the battery pack upward.

3Attach the back cover (nP. 23)

The battery pack is not fully charged at the time

of purchase. Be sure to charge the battery

before use.

It is recommended that accompanying Desktop

Holder SH39 be used for charging to prevent

water from seeping or dust from getting in

caused by forgetting to close the external

connector terminal cover (nP. 34).

Do not charge for a long time with the power left

on. If the handset is left on after charging is

complete, the battery pack charge decreases.

In that case, the AC or DC adapter (sold

separately) charges the battery again. However,

depending on the time when the handset is

disconnected from the AC or DC adapter, the

battery charge level may be low or the battery

may only be usable for a short time.

If the handset is left for a long time even after the

charging is completed, the battery level may

decrease.

When the battery is empty and the handset is

being charged, the charging lamp may not

illuminate immediately. However, charging is in

progress.

If the battery empty alert is displayed and the

power cannot be turned on, charge the battery

for a while.

While charging, the handset may not turn on

even when the charging lamp is illuminated in

red. Charge longer and try turning power on

again.

Removing battery pack

Using unnecessary force when attaching or

removing the battery pack may damage the

connector terminal for the battery pack (charger

terminal) on the handset.

With recycle

mark side up

Connector

terminal

Tab

Charging

Cautions while charging

33

Before Using the Handset

Frequently recharging the battery when its power

is still remaining enough may shorten the life of

the battery pack. It is recommended to use the

battery to a certain level before recharging.

The following figures are estimated times for

charging an empty battery pack with the handset

turned off.

The charging lamp illuminates in red while

charging, and it turns off when charging is

completed.

Check that the battery pack has been properly

attached when the charging lamp flashes in red.

The lamp also flashes in red when the battery

pack has reached the end of its service life.

The battery pack can also be charged with the

handset turned on (While charging, the battery

icon appears with [w] superimposed).

When the battery becomes warm, charging may

automatically stop even if the battery has not

been fully charged. Charging automatically

resumes after the temperature lowers to an

appropriate temperature.

For details on time of use nP. 170

Battery pack is a consumable product. Service

time per charge is gradually reduced every time

the battery is charged.

When service time per charge is reduced to

about half of the default time, this means that the

battery pack is approaching the end of its service

life. In such a case, it is recommended to replace

the battery pack as soon as possible. Depending

on usage, the battery pack may swell as it

approaches the end of its service life, but this will

not cause problems.

Estimated charge time and lamp

display

AC Adapter 03 Approx. 200 min

DC Adapter 03 Approx. 210 min

Estimated time of use when fully

charged

Continuous

talk time

FOMA/3G

Approx. 370 min

GSM

Approx. 450 min

Continuous

stand-by time

FOMA/3G

At rest: Approx. 430 hr (Network

Mode: LTE/3G/GSM (Auto))

GSM

At rest: Approx. 350 hr (Network

Mode: LTE/3G/GSM (Auto))

LTE

At rest: Approx. 270 hr (Network

Mode: LTE/3G/GSM (Auto))

1Seg

watching time

Approx. 400 min

Battery pack service life

34 Before Using the Handset

If you watch 1Seg etc. while charging for a long

time, the service life of the battery pack may

become shorter than estimated.

Refer to user’s guide of FOMA AC Adapter 01/02

(sold separately), FOMA AC Adapter 01 for

Global use (sold separately), FOMA DC Adapter

01/02 (sold separately), AC Adapter 03 (sold

separately) or DC Adapter 03 (sold separately).

FOMA AC Adapter 01 covers only 100V AC.

FOMA AC Adapter 02/FOMA AC Adapter 01 for

Global use/AC Adapter 03 covers from 100 to

240V AC.

The shape of the plug for the AC adapter is for

100V AC (for domestic use). To use the AC

adapter of 100 to 240V AC overseas, a

conversion plug adapter applicable to your

country of stay is required. Do not use a voltage

converter for overseas travel to charge the

battery.

It is recommended to use AC Adapter 03 for

charging with the desktop holder.

1Insert the microUSB plug of a

microUSB cable horizontally into

the connector terminal of the

desktop holder with the USB mark

side turned up

:Check the direction (front or rear) of the

microUSB plug and insert it horizontally.

2Insert the USB plug of the

microUSB cable horizontally into

the USB connector of an AC

adapter with the USB mark side

facing you (1)

:Check the direction (front or rear) of the USB

plug of the microUSB cable and insert it

horizontally into the AC adapter.

AC adapter and DC adapter

Charging with desktop holder

microUSB plug

(with USB mark up)

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Before Using the Handset

3Insert the AC adapter power plug

into an outlet (2)

4When placing the handset in the

desktop holder, the charging lamp

illuminates and charging starts

:

Place the handset in the direction of the arrow

and make sure that a click is heard.

5When charging is complete, the

charging lamp turns off

:Hold the desktop holder and lift the handset.

[Read the user’s guides of FOMA AC

Adapter 01/02 (sold separately), FOMA DC

Adapter 01/02 (sold separately), AC Adapter

03 (sold separately), DC Adapter 03 (sold

separately) and FOMA Charger microUSB

Adapter SH01/FOMA charging microUSB

adapter T01 (sold separately)]

Following operations describe how to charge

with AC Adapter 03 or DC Adapter 03.

1Open the external connector

terminal cover of the handset and

insert the microUSB plug of a

microUSB cable/DC adapter

horizontally into the external

connector terminal with the USB

mark side turned up

:Check the direction (front or rear) of the

microUSB plug and insert it horizontally.

100V AC outlet

USB mark

microUSB cable

AC Adapter 03

Power plug

USB plug

Charging lamp

Pull the AC adapter out of the outlet if it will not

be used for a long time.

When the charging lamp does not illuminate,

check that the handset is placed securely in the

desktop holder.

When placing the handset in the desktop

holder, be careful not to catch a strap, etc.

You cannot charge the battery by connecting

the desktop holder and a PC via a microUSB

cable.

Charging with AC adapter/DC

adapter

36 Before Using the Handset

2Insert the USB plug of the

microUSB cable horizontally into

the USB connector of an AC

adapter with the USB mark side

facing you (1)

:Check the direction (front or rear) of the USB

plug of the microUSB cable and insert it

horizontally into the AC adapter.

3When inserting the AC adapter

power plug into an outlet (2) or

inserting the DC adapter power

plug into a car cigarette lighter

socket, the charging lamp

illuminates and charging starts

4When charging is complete, the

charging lamp turns off

:When charging is complete, remove the

microUSB plug horizontally from the external

connector terminal.

External connector

terminal

Charging lamp

microUSB plug

(with USB mark up)

100V AC

outlet

Cigarette

lighter socket

For AC adapter For DC adapter

USB mark

microUSB cable

AC Adapter

03

Power plug

USB plug

37

Before Using the Handset

When the handset is turned on, you can charge

the handset by connecting the handset to a PC

with Micro USB Cable 01 (sold separately).

Install the USB driver to the PC in advance. If the

USB driver has not been installed on the PC, you

cannot charge the battery by connecting the

handset to the PC via Fast transfer mode.

ƦFor details on installing USB driver, refer to

“Manual for USB Driver Installation” in PDF

format in the following site.

(http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/support/d/sh-01e/ (in

Japanese only)

For details on connecting to a PC nP. 111

1H (for at least 2 seconds)

:When you turn the power on for the first time,

the initial setting screen is displayed. Each

setting item can also be set from menus

(nP. 42).

:If the initial setting screen for docomo service

is displayed, operate by following the

instructions on the screen.

1H (for at least 1 second)/

[Power off]/[OK]

Do not forcibly insert or remove. May cause

damage to the external connector terminal, the

microUSB plug and the USB plug.

Pull the adapter out of the outlet or cigarette

lighter socket if it will not be used for a long

time.

Do not forcibly pull the external connector

terminal cover. May damage the cover.

Do not place objects near the handset when

charging. May damage the handset.

FOMA Charger microUSB Adapter SH01/

FOMA charging microUSB adapter T01 (sold

separately) is required to charge with FOMA

AC Adapter 01/02 or FOMA DC Adapter 01/02.

When using a DC adapter

The DC adapter should only be used in

negative grounded vehicles (12 and 24V DC).

Do not use with the car engine shut off. May

drain the car battery.

The DC adapter fuse is a consumable product.

For replacement, purchase a new fuse at a

local vehicle supply shop.

Refer to the user’s guide of FOMA DC Adapter

01/02 and DC Adapter 03 for details.

Charging with Micro USB Cable

01

Turning power ON/OFF

Turning power ON

Turning power OFF

38 Before Using the Handset

The screen is off and the sleep mode is activated

when H is pressed or the handset is not in use

for a set length of time.

Press H in the sleep mode to deactivate the

sleep mode.

When the power is turned on or the sleep mode is

deactivated, the touch panel is locked.

Touch [J] to unlock.

Operations in touch panel unlock screen

To set/disable the manner mode: y (for at least

1 second)

To turn on the mobile light: x (for at least 1

second)

ƦPress any of the keys or touch [J] to turn it off.

To activate the camera: [K]

You can operate by touching the touch panel

(display) directly with your finger.

Operations differ depending on the function and

screen in use.

Sleep mode

Touch panel lock

The mobile light will automatically turn off

approximately 30 seconds after it turns on.

The status panel is displayed when Screen lock

is set to [Slide or Touch].

Basic operation

Operation of touch panel

Cautions when using the touch panel

The touch panel is designed to be lightly

touched with your finger. Do not forcefully

press with your finger or press with a pointed

object (fingernail, ballpoint pen, pin, etc.).

In the following cases, the touch panel may

not work even if you touch it. May cause a

malfunction.

Operation with a gloved finger

Operation with a fingernail

Operation with foreign objects placed on

the operation pad

Operation on the touch panel on which a

protective sheet or a sticker is put

Operation while the touch panel is wet

Operation with fingers wet with sweat or

water

Operations may be interrupted if you touch

other than a confirmation screen or the status

bar while the confirmation screen etc. is

displayed.

39

Before Using the Handset

Touch a key or an item displayed on the screen to

select or set it.

1Put your finger on the touch panel

and put it off

When you touch the screen for a while, a menu

may appear depending on the function and screen

in use.

1Keep your finger on the touch panel

Slide your finger up/down while a menu is

displayed etc. to scroll the screen or slide (drag) an

icon, widget, etc. to move it to the desired position

while keeping touching it.

In addition, when you touch a menu or item by

mistake, slide your finger away from the menu or

item to cancel the selection.

1Keep your finger on the touch panel

and slide it

Flick your finger to the left/right in the home screen

etc. to switch pages.

1Move your finger like sweeping the

touch panel

Pinch out/Pinch in while displaying an image etc. to

zoom in/out.

1Put two fingers on the touch panel

and slide them with putting a

distance between two fingers apart

(pinch out)/closer (pinch in)

Touch

Touch for a while

Slide/Drag

Flick

Pinch out/Pinch in

44 Before Using the Handset

If you use Wi-Fi function of the handset, you

can use mail or Internet by connecting to your

home, corporate network or access points of

public wireless LAN service.

Packet communication is also available while

Wi-Fi function is enabled. Wi-Fi connection is

prioritized while Wi-Fi connection is set, but the

connection will be automatically switched to that

of LTE/3G/GPRS network once Wi-Fi connection

is terminated. Note that packet communication

charges will be incurred in such cases.

Refer to the manual of your wireless LAN base

unit when using the access point at home etc.

Operate access point registration near the

access point.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Wi-Fi]

2Slide [OFF] to the right

3Select an access point

:If you select an access point protected by

security, enter the password (security key)

and select [Connect].

:WPS compatible access points can be easily

registered. Select an item in Setup(WPS

available) and register an access point.

:To register access points manually: [ADD

NETWORK]/enter the network SSID/set

security/[Save]

:Alternatively, select [AOSS] to connect to an

access point. Follow the instructions on the

screen and operate after this step.

Wi-Fi settings

The radio interference with Bluetooth

devices

Wireless LANs (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) use the

same frequency band (2.4 GHz) as Bluetooth

devices. Therefore, using the wireless LAN

device near a Bluetooth device may cause

radio interference, lowering of communication

speed, noise or connection failure. In this

case, turn off the Bluetooth device or keep the

handset and the wireless LAN device at least

approximately 10 m away from the Bluetooth

device.

When you select an access point and connect

to it with a wrong password (security key),

[Avoided poor Internet connection],

[Authentication problem] or [Connected

(Limited)] is displayed. Confirm the password

(security key). When [Avoided poor Internet

connection] or [Connected (Limited)] is

displayed after entering the correct password

(security key), you may not have acquired the

correct IP address. Connect to the access point

again after confirming signal status.

The registration process using WPS takes a

few minutes. After completion of the registration

of the access point, check that the proper

connection to the access point is acquired.

As for the manual registration of an access

point, this function supports WEP, WPA/WPA2

PSK, 802.1xEAP as the security setting.

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Before Using the Handset

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Wi-Fi]/[z]/

[Advanced]

2Select an item

Network notification: Set whether to display a

notification icon when an open network is

detected.

ƦEnable the Wi-Fi function before setting it.

Wi-Fi sleep policy: Set when to switch the

Wi-Fi function to the sleep mode.

MAC address: Confirm the MAC address.

IP address: Confirm the IP address.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Wi-Fi]

2Select the connected access

point/[Forget]

:Disconnect with the password retained.

Tethering function that connects Wi-Fi

compatible devices to the Internet by using the

handset as a Wi-Fi access point is available.

You can connect to up to five Wi-Fi compatible

devices simultaneously.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Network settings]/

[Tethering]

2Select an item

Wi-Fi tethering: Enable the Wi-Fi tethering.

ƦCheck the details of the precautions before

use.

Configure Wi-Fi hotspot: Set the Wi-Fi

tethering settings such as network SSID and

security.

Help: Display Help information.

1In the home screen, [R]/[Email]

:Only when an account is not set, the account

setting screen appears.

2Enter mail address and password/

[Next]

:Provider information is preset for some mail

accounts, and a receiving mail server and a

sending mail server are automatically set.

:When you use an account whose provider

information is not preset, it is necessary to

set a receiving mail server and a sending

mail server manually. For details on those

settings, contact the Internet service provider

you use.

3Set an account/[Next]

4Enter an account name and your

name/[Next]

Detailed settings

Disconnecting

Wi-Fi tethering

[Configure Wi-Fi hotspot]

At the time of purchase, Network SSID is set to

[SH-01E_AP] and Security is set to [WPA2

PSK] while Password is set randomly. Change

the settings if necessary.

Setting up mail account

46 Before Using the Handset

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Accounts & sync]/

[ADD ACCOUNT]

2Select the account type

3Set up an account

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Accounts & sync]

2Select an account/[z]/[Remove

account]/[Remove account]

If you forget your Google account password,

retrieve it.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Browser]

2Enter “(http://www.google.com/) ” in

the URL entry field/[Go]/

[more]/[Sign In]/[Can’t access

your account?]/follow the

instructions on the screen

:If the URL entry field is hidden, slide the

browser screen down.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Phonebook]/[Contacts]

2[z]/[Others]/[Import/Export]/

[Import from SIM card]

3Select to which account to register

4Select the contact to import

:To import all contacts: [z]/[Import all]

The account which is registered first is

automatically given priority to normal use.

When registering multiple accounts, you can

set an account as prioritized one by enabling

[Send email from this account by default.] at the

time of the registration.

When the account type is Exchange, entering

“¥UsernameDomain” in the

“Domain¥Username” area is required to set a

receiving mail server manually depending on

the provider to use. Contact the administrator of

the server for details.

Setting up Google account etc.

When activating the application that requires an

account without setting the account, the

account setup screen appears.

Keep a separate memo of the set account and

password.

Deleting your account

Retrieving your Google account

password

Importing/Exporting

phonebook

Importing from docomo mini UIM card

67

Call

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Phone]/[Dial]

2Enter a phone number

:Always enter the city code, even when it is a

local number.

:You can set to notify/not to notify the other

party of your phone number for each call by

adding “186”/“184” to the head of the phone

number.

1Call

Make a call. Also, if there is an outgoing

call history, touch to enter the latest

outgoing call history when the phone

number has not been entered.

2Delete

Delete an entered number.

3Outgoing/Incoming call history

4Favorites

Display the contacts set to [Favorites] by

groups.

5Dial

Display the dial screen.

6Add to phonebook

7Koe-no-Takuhaibin

For details of Koe-no-Takuhaibin, refer to

the DOCOMO website.

8Phonebook

Display the phonebook.

3[0]

4[End] to end the call

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Phone]/[Dial]

2Enter a phone number/[z]/[Add

wait]

3Enter a number to send/[0]

4[Yes] during the call

Call

Making a call

Entering touch-tone signals

Emergency call

Emergency calls Phone number

Police 110

Fire and ambulance 119

Marine emergency 118

68 Call

WORLD CALL is an international calling service

available from DOCOMO handset in Japan.

WORLD CALL is registered when FOMA

services are registered (excluding users who

did not apply for WORLD CALL).

You can call to approximately 240 countries and

regions worldwide. Calling to a land-line phone

and mobile phone overseas is available.

For information on available countries and

network operators, refer to “Mobile Phone User’s

Guide [International Services]” or the DOCOMO

International Services website.

Commission and monthly usage fees are free.

Contact “General Inquiries” on the back of this

manual for details on WORLD CALL.

To make an international call through a company

other than DOCOMO, contact the respective

companies for instructions.

The caller ID may not be notified or displayed

correctly depending on overseas network

operators. In this case, making a call with

incoming call history is not available.

The handset supports “Location notification of

emergency call”.

When dialing an emergency number such as 110,

119, and 118, the information of your location

(location information) is automatically notified to

the agency that received the emergency call (e.g.

the police station). Depending on your location

and the reception status of the signal, the agency

that received the emergency call may not be able

to confirm the exact location.

If you are not sending your caller ID by calling

with “184” added or other means, your location

information and phone number are not notified.

However, if the agency that received the

emergency call considers your location

information and phone number necessary for

important purposes, such as life saving, the

agency can retrieve them regardless of your

settings.

In addition, the area/timing to introduce

“Location notification of emergency call”

depends on the state of preparation in each

agency that receives emergency calls.

In Japan, you cannot make a call to the

emergency number (110, 119 or 118) when a

docomo mini UIM card is not inserted, from the

PIN code entry screen, while the PIN code is

locked or from the PUK (PIN Unlock Key) entry

screen.

When calling 110, 119, and 118 from your

handset, the police or fire stations may return

your call for verification purposes. State that

you are calling from a mobile phone, and give

your phone number and exact present location.

Remain stationary to ensure that the call is not

disconnected while you are on the line, and

keep the handset turned on to receive calls for

approximately 10 minutes afterwards.

Depending on the region, calls to the police or

fire station of the local area may not be made.

International call (WORLD CALL)

[Calling Method]

When calling to a land-line phone: 010/

country code/area code (city code)/the other

party’s phone number/[0]

When calling to a mobile phone: 010/country

code/the other party’s phone number/[0]

ƦFor the other parties’ phone numbers and area

codes (city codes) that begin with “0”, omit the

first “0” when entering (except some countries

or regions such as Italy).

ƦAlternatively, enter “009130-010” as usual or “+”

instead of “010”.

69

Call

1When a call is received, the ring

tone sounds and the incoming lamp

flashes

:If you press x/y during an incoming call, you

can stop the ring tone, vibrator or flash of the

incoming lamp.

2Receive the call

:Operate after touching [Activate].

1Reject

You can reject the incoming call.

2Accept

You can receive the call.

3[End] to end the call

1When a call is received, the ring

tone sounds and the incoming lamp

flashes

2[z]/[Quick responses]

3Select a response

1When a call is received, the ring

tone sounds and the incoming lamp

flashes

2[z]/[On hold]

1When a call is received, the ring

tone sounds and the incoming lamp

flashes

2[z]/[Absence Memo]

Playing an answering memo

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Call]

2[Call/Ans Memo]/[Answering

Memo List]/select an answering

memo

You can carry out operations such as using a

hands-free call and adjusting the in-call volume

according to the using condition during a call.

1Add call*

Place a current call on hold and make a call to

another party.

Receiving a call

Quick responses

Incoming lamp

Placing a call on hold

Answering by answering memo

Operation during a call

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104 File Management

Use infrared communication to send and

receive data to and from other handsets which

also support infrared communication.

Send and receive phonebooks, sp-mode mails,

profiles, business cards, memos, schedules,

bookmarks, ToruCa, data shot by camera, data

in Gallery, data recorded with the voice recorder,

etc.

The handset infrared communication function

complies with IrMC™ 1.1 standard. However,

depending on the data, some data may not be

sent or received even when the other party’s

handset complies with IrMC™ 1.1 standard.

Infrared communication is not available in

Airplane mode.

To enter docomo application password or

passcode and to enter authentication code are

required for sending and receiving all data items.

The authentication code is a password exclusive

to infrared communication. Before starting data

communication, the sender and receiver must

enter the same user-specified four-digit code.

Face the infrared ports of the receiver’s and

sender’s handsets with each other and set the

distance between them to approximately 20 cm

or less as shown.

While doing infrared communication, keep the

infrared ports facing each other and do not move

them.

Infrared communication may not function

properly in areas of direct sunlight, directly under

fluorescent lights or near other equipment using

infrared signals.

If either of the infrared ports is dirty, infrared

communication will become difficult. Take care

not to scratch the ports, and wipe off any dirt with

a soft cloth.

Infrared communication

Using infrared communication

When using infrared communication

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or less

Infrared port

15°

105

File Management

When sending data, you can also operate from

each function (menu).

1In the home screen, [R]/[Send/

receive by infrared]

2Select an item

Single: Receive single data.

Multiple: Receive all data.

Single: Select data and send.

Multiple: Send all data by selecting an

application.

:Perform the operation for receiving and

sending at the same time.

:After the operation for receiving, the handset

waits to receive data. Infrared

communication automatically begins when

data is sent from sender’s handset within

approximately 30 seconds.

You can send and receive data with other

handsets equipped with iC communication

function.

Make initial setting of Osaifu-Keitai in advance

(nP. 119).

In the following cases, you cannot perform iC

communication.

During Airplane mode

During Osaifu-Keitai lock

In the following cases, data may not be sent by

iC communication.

During a call During charging

During earphone/microphone connection

During USB connection

sp-mode mails, business cards, memos,

schedules and ToruCa cannot be sent by iC

communication. For details on other data that

can be sent and received, refer to “Infrared

communication” (nP. 104).

Use while placing the a mark of receiver’s

handset on that of sender’s handset as shown.

Sending and receiving by

infrared

Note that if you select [Delete all before

registration] when receiving all data, all data

registered to the target function are deleted.

Receiving all data is not available depending on

the data type.

When available space in the save destination

becomes insufficient, the data being received to

that point are saved and receiving ends.

iC communication

Using iC communication

When using iC communication

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106 File Management

Do not move the handset until sending and

receiving of data is completed.

There may be some cases in which data are

poorly sent and received or the screen is off by

positioning the handset near depending on the

other party’s handset. In that case, put a distance

between the a marks apart/closer or move

them up/down or to the left/right.

To enter authentication code is required for

sending and receiving all data items. The

authentication code is a password exclusive to

iC communication. Before starting data

communication, the sender and receiver must

enter the same user-specified four-digit code. In

addition, to enter passcode may be required for

sending all data items.

Example: Still picture

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Contents Manager]

2Touch a still picture for a while/

[Share]/[Send by IC]

3[Ok]

4Place the a mark on that of the

other party’s handset

1Place the a mark on that of the

other party’s handset

2[Accept]

3Drag the status bar down/select

received data

You can connect the handset to Bluetooth

devices wirelessly.

Wireless communications with all the Bluetooth

devices are not completely guaranteed.



Supported version

Bluetooth Specification Ver.3.0+EDR*1



Supported profiles*2 (Supported services)

HSP: Headset Profile*3

HFP: Hands Free Profile*4

A2DP: Advanced Audio Distribution Profile*5

AVRCP: Audio/Video Remote Control Profile*5

HID: Human Interface Device Profile*6

DUN: Dial-up Networking Profile*7

OPP: Object Push Profile*8

SPP: Serial Port Profile*9

PBAP: Phone Book Access Profile*10

PAN: Personal Area Networking Profile*11

HDP: Health Device Profile*12

Sending and receiving by iC

Sending data

Receiving data

Bluetooth function

Supported version and supported

profiles

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File Management

*1 The handset and all Bluetooth function-installed

devices have ensured that they conform to the

Bluetooth specification according to the rules

that the Bluetooth SIG defines, and are all

authenticated. However, operating methods

might differ or data might not be exchanged

even when they are connected wirelessly,

depending on the features or specifications of

connected devices.

*2 Standardizes the communication procedures of

Bluetooth device per feature of a device.

*3 Connect a commercially available Bluetooth

compatible headset to the handset to talk

wirelessly.

*4 Connect a commercially available Bluetooth

compatible hands-free device such as a car

navigation system to the handset to talk during

hands-free operation using the car navigation

system etc.

*5 Connect a commercially available Bluetooth

compatible audio device to the handset to play

music, audio of 1Seg, etc. wirelessly. Also,

remote control operation may be available from

Bluetooth devices. However, compatible

devices are limited depending on the data type.

*6 Operate the handset from a commercially

available input device compatible with

Bluetooth such as a keyboard and mouse by

connecting one to the handset via Bluetooth.

*7 Connect a Bluetooth compatible PC etc. to the

handset via Bluetooth to use the handset as a

modem and make data communications. Note

that packet communication charges are

incurred.

*8 Connect a Bluetooth device to the handset with

the file transfer service to send and receive

data between them.

*9 Set the virtual connection with a serial cable

and interconnect between devices.

*10 Transfer phonebook data in the system

memory to a Bluetooth device. Data is not

displayed correctly on the other party’s device

depending on the contents of the transferred

phonebook data.

*11 Join a PC network etc. and share the Internet

connection.

*12 Communicate data with a commercially

available health appliance compatible with

Bluetooth such as a weighing machine.

Refer to the manual for the Bluetooth device as

well.

You may not hear sounds such as 1Seg with

Bluetooth devices which are not compatible

with SCMS-T.

108 File Management

Precautions for handling the Bluetooth

device

Note the following when using the Bluetooth device.

Note the following to make good connection.

Keep the distance between the handset

and another Bluetooth device within

approximately 10 m with no obstructions in

sight. The distance that can make

connection may be shorter when there are

obstructions between them or depending

on the conditions of the surroundings (such

as walls or furniture) and the structure of a

building. Especially when there is a wall or

floor of reinforced concrete between them,

they may be unable to connect with each

other. Note the above mentioned distance

is not guaranteed.

Move the handset and another Bluetooth

device as far away as possible from home

electric appliances, AV devices, OA

devices, etc. before connection. The

Bluetooth device is liable to be adversely

affected by a microwave oven, so move it

as far away as possible from the microwave

oven while using it. Otherwise, normal

connection cannot be performed when

other electric devices are powered on or

Bluetooth devices may cause noises or

reception failure on a TV or radio set.

Move the Bluetooth device to a place where

connection is possible when there is a

broadcast station or radio near the

Bluetooth device and the handset cannot

be connected to the device. Strong radio

waves may prevent connection between

Bluetooth devices.

Wireless connection is available with

Bluetooth device put in a bag or pocket.

However, lowering of communication speed

or noise may result when you are in

between the Bluetooth device and the

handset.

Electromagnetic signals from the Bluetooth

device may affect the operation of electronic

medical equipment etc. As some cases may

result in accident, turn off the handset and

other Bluetooth devices in the following place.

On trains On airplanes In hospitals

Nearby automatic doors or fire alarms

In places such as gas stations where

flammable gas is generated

The radio interference with Wi-Fi

compatible devices

The Bluetooth devices use the same

frequency band (2.4 GHz) as wireless LANs

(IEEE 802.11b/g/n). Therefore, using the

Bluetooth device near a wireless LAN device

may cause the radio interference, lowering of

communication speed, noise or connection

failure. In this case, turn off the wireless LAN

device or keep the handset and the Bluetooth

device at least approximately 10 m away from

the wireless LAN.

109

File Management

To register/connect a Bluetooth device, the

Bluetooth passkey may need to be entered.

Before starting the registration, decide one- to

sixteen-digit number. Enter the same number on

the handset and the other party’s Bluetooth

device.

Set the other party’s Bluetooth device to the

registration stand-by status in advance.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Bluetooth]

2Slide [OFF] to the right

3Select a Bluetooth device/[Pair]

:Entering the Bluetooth passkey may be

necessary depending on the other party’s

Bluetooth device. Also, some Bluetooth

devices may start connecting after

completing registration.

:To display/hide the handset’s name on the

other party’s Bluetooth device: [SH-01E]

ƦThe handset name is automatically hidden

when the period of time set for Visibility

timeout has passed.

:To search for Bluetooth devices: [SEARCH

FOR DEVICES]

:Touch [B] of a paired Bluetooth device to

change the name and the connection type of

the other party’s Bluetooth device.

1Registration request/Connection

request from Bluetooth device

2Drag the status bar down/[Pairing

request]/[Pair]

:When the confirmation screen about the

settings on pairing appears, select [Pair].

:Entering the Bluetooth passkey may be

necessary depending on the other party’s

Bluetooth device.

:The confirmation screen for connection may

be displayed.

Bluetooth

If you fail to connect, connection may become

available after re-registration of Bluetooth

devices.

When the Bluetooth function is enabled, the

handset is set to receive a registration request/

connection request from other Bluetooth

devices. Perform the setting for displaying the

handset’s information on the other party’s

Bluetooth device in advance to allow the

handset to be searched for by other Bluetooth

devices.

While in connection stand-by, even if a

connection request from a Bluetooth device is

received, connection may not be made

depending on the signal status etc.

For details on the operations of the other party’s

Bluetooth device, refer to the manuals of the

Bluetooth device to be used.

When receiving registration request

from Bluetooth device or connection

request from unregistered Bluetooth

device

110 File Management

1In the Bluetooth screen, [B] of the

Bluetooth device to unregister/

[Unpair]

1In the Bluetooth screen, select the

Bluetooth device to disconnect/

[OK]

Set after enabling Bluetooth function.

1In the Bluetooth screen, [z]

2Select an item

Rename phone: Change the handset’s

name.

Visibility timeout: Set the time to be displayed

on the other party’s Bluetooth device.

aptX: Set whether to use aptX®.

Handsfree setting: Set whether to always

have voices emitted from the connected

Bluetooth compatible hands-free device

during a voice call.

Show received files: Display the history of

data received via Bluetooth connection.

Example: Still picture

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Contents Manager]

2Touch a still picture for a while/

[Share]/[Bluetooth]

:Set the receiver’s Bluetooth device to receive

data.

3Select a Bluetooth device to

connect to

1Send data from the sender’s

Bluetooth device

2Drag the status bar down/select

data to receive/[Accept]

3Drag the status bar down/select

the received data

Disabling registration of Bluetooth

device

Disabling connection of Bluetooth

device

Setting Bluetooth

Sending and receiving by

Bluetooth

Sending data

Receiving data

Note that if you select [Delete all before

registration] at receiving all data, all data

registered to the target function are deleted.

Some data cannot be received all.

When available space in the save destination

becomes insufficient, the data being received to

that point are saved and receiving ends.

111

File Management

1Insert the microUSB plug of Micro

USB Cable 01 (sold separately)

horizontally into the external

connector terminal on the handset

(1)

2Insert the USB plug of Micro USB

Cable 01 horizontally into the USB

connector on the PC (2)

:For details on the mode of USB connection

nP. 100

You can use a microSD Card inserted into the

handset as external memory for a PC.

Insert a microSD Card and set the mode of USB

connection to [Card reader mode] in advance

(nP. 100).

When using a microSDXC Card, refer to

Transferring data (nP. 112). When a message

indicating to format the microSDXC Card is

displayed, do not format it.

1Connect the handset to a PC via

Micro USB Cable 01

:The USB mass storage screen appears. If

the screen does not appear, drag the status

bar down and select [USB connected].

2[Turn on USB storage]

:When the confirmation screen is displayed,

check the content and select [OK].

3Use as a microSD reader/writer

4Perform secure hardware removal

on the PC after use

5[Turn off USB storage]

6Disconnect Micro USB Cable 01

from the handset

External device

connection

Connecting the handset and

PC

Use a USB cable Micro USB Cable 01. USB

cables for PC are not available, since the plug

shape is different.

Using a USB HUB may prevent the equipment

from working normally.

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with the

characters

up

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terminal cover

Micro USB

Cable 01

Do not remove Micro USB Cable 01 while

exchanging data with PC. Data may be

damaged.

Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 all

of which are Japanese version are available OS

of PCs for the connection.

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112 File Management

Transfer data from a PC to the handset memory

or a microSD Card.

Set the mode of USB connection (nP. 100) to

[MTP mode] in advance. When using a PC not

compatible with MTP, set the mode to [PTP

mode].

1Connect the handset to a PC via

Micro USB Cable 01

:When the MediaJet installation screen is

displayed, select [Skip].

2Transfer data

3Disconnect Micro USB Cable 01

from the handset after use

Install MediaJet on a PC to transfer music data/

videos/still pictures on the handset and the PC.

Set the mode of USB connection to [MTP mode]

and enable MediaJet install in advance

(nP. 100). Also, connect a PC to the Internet in

advance.

1Connect the handset to a PC via

Micro USB Cable 01

2[Install]

:The installation will start on the PC. Follow

the instructions on the screen and operate

after this step.

Set the mode of USB connection (nP. 100) to

[MTP mode] in advance. When using a PC not

compatible with MTP, set the mode to [PTP

mode].

1Activate MediaJet on a PC

2Connect the handset to the PC via

Micro USB Cable 01

:When the MediaJet installation screen is

displayed, select [Skip].

3Use MediaJet

4Perform device removal by

MediaJet after use

5Disconnect Micro USB Cable 01

from the handset

Enable the Wi-Fi function in advance (nP. 44).

1Activate MediaJet on a PC

2In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[MediaJet]/[PC

Sync]/[OFF]

:PC Sync is switched to ON and connection

with the PC is made.

While using as a microSD reader/writer,

microSD Card cannot be used by other

applications. In addition, microSD Card may not

be used as a microSD reader/writer while it is

used by other applications.

Transferring data

Using MediaJet

Installing MediaJet

To install MediaJet from a PC, refer to the

following site.

(http://mediaJet.nero.com)

Transferring data by USB connection

Transferring data by Wi-Fi function

119

Applications

Osaifu-Keitai is a function which has built-in IC

card and allows you to pay, use as coupons or

collect stamps by simply holding the handset

over the scanning device at stores.

Moreover, you can access sites and web pages

by holding the handset over the scanning

device, and get the latest coupon, deposit

electronic money and check your usage by

using communication. In addition, for your

secure use, you can lock functions of

Osaifu-Keitai when you lost the handset.

For details on Osaifu-Keitai, refer to “

̮၌ဥ΄ͼ

ΡήΛ·

(sp

κȜΡ༎

)” (Mobile Phone User’s

Guide [sp-mode]) (in Japanese only).

ɦTo use Osaifu-Keitai compatible service, settings

are necessary on a website or an application.

The handset malfunctions may cause data

(including electronic money, points, etc.) saved

in the IC card to be lost or changed (Note that as

a rule, you will be asked to delete data when

leaving your handset for repairs etc., since we

cannot keep your handset with such data still

remaining in it). For the service such as a

reissue, restoration, temporary keeping or

transference of the data, contact your provider of

Osaifu-Keitai compatible service. Be sure to use

the Osaifu-Keitai compatible service including a

backup service for important data.

DOCOMO shall not be liable for any loss or

change of data in the IC card or other damages

of Osaifu-Keitai service caused by any reason

such as malfunctions and model changes.

When the handset is stolen or lost, immediately

contact your provider of Osaifu-Keitai compatible

service for handling methods.

iC transfer service is a service that enables you

to move the data saved in the IC card to new

Osaifu-Keitai from the old one when changing

Osaifu-Keitai such as by changing models or

repairing the handset.

iC transfer service is available at a docomo

Shop near you.

For details on iC transfer service, refer to “

̮၌

ဥ΄ͼΡήΛ·

(sp

κȜΡ༎

)” (Mobile Phone

User’s Guide [sp-mode]) (in Japanese only).

To use Osaifu-Keitai compatible services,

download the Osaifu-Keitai compatible

application from Osaifu-Keitai compatible sites

and make the setting. Some services do not

need to download the Osaifu-Keitai compatible

application.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Osaifu-Keitai]

:If the initial setting is not completed, the initial

setting screen appears.

2Select a service

Osaifu-Keitai iC transfer service

Using Osaifu-Keitai

You cannot use Osaifu-Keitai in the following

situations. However, you can pay by holding the

handset over a scanning device.

In Airplane mode

When you are charging the handset,

connecting Micro USB Cable 01 (sold

separately) to it or connecting an earphone/

microphone to it while the docomo mini UIM

card is not inserted/When the handset has

never received radio wave

120 Applications

Hold the a mark of the handset over the

scanning device to use as electronic money or

railway tickets, to retrieve ToruCa, etc.

Pay attention to the following points when

holding the a mark over the scanning device.

Do not contact between the handset and the

scanning device

Hold the a mark in parallel with the scanning

device

Slowly hold the a mark over the center of the

scanning device

If the scanning device does not recognize the

built-in IC card, hold the a mark over the

scanning device and move the handset

around

Do not attach a metallic substance on the a

mark side

1Hold the a mark over the

scanning device

2Confirm that the data is scanned

Lock the function of Osaifu-Keitai.

Perform the same operation to disable the lock.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Osaifu-Keitai]

2[Lock Settings]/[Next]/enter the

passcode/[OK]/[OK]

ToruCa is an electronic card that can be

imported to the handset. You can retrieve it as

store information or a coupon from a scanning

device or sites. Retrieved ToruCa is saved in

the “ToruCa” application and you can display/

search/update it using the application.

For details on ToruCa, refer to “

̮၌ဥ΄ͼΡ

ήΛ·

(sp

κȜΡ༎

)” (Mobile Phone User’s

Guide [sp-mode]) (in Japanese only).

1In the home screen, [R]/[ToruCa]

Holding over scanning device

mark

Osaifu-Keitai lock setting

ToruCa

Packet communication charges may be

incurred for retrieving, displaying or updating

ToruCa.

ToruCa provided for i-mode handsets may not

be retrieved/displayed/updated.

The following functions may not be used

depending on the settings of IP (Information

Provider).

Retrieving from a scanning device

Updating

Sharing ToruCa

Moving or copying to a microSD Card

Displaying a map

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151

International Roaming

International roaming (WORLD WING) is a

service that enables you to use the same phone

number and mail address of the handset as you

use in Japan in the service area of DOCOMO

affiliated overseas network operators without

changing your phone number and mail address.

You can use calls and SMS without any

changes in settings.

Available network

The handset is rated as Class 4. You can use it in

the 3G network and GSM/GPRS network service

area. In addition, this service is available in

countries and regions supporting 3G 850 MHz/

GSM 850 MHz. Check the available area.

For areas out of Xi area such as overseas,

connect to 3G or GSM/GPRS network.

Refer to the following before using the

handset overseas.

“Mobile Phone User’s Guide [International

Services]”

DOCOMO International Services website

* Enable Data roaming to use data communication

when roaming (nP. 153).

Check followings in Japan before using the handset

overseas.

Subscription

Check the status of a subscription for WORLD

WING. For details, contact “General Inquiries” on

the back of this manual.

Charging battery

Use FOMA AC Adapter 01 for Global use (sold

separately), FOMA AC Adapter 02 (sold

separately) or AC Adapter 03 (sold separately)

as an AC adapter for charging while traveling

overseas.

International Roaming

Outline of international

roaming (WORLD WING)

For country codes, international call access

number, universal number international prefix

and information on available countries, regions,

and network operators, refer to “Mobile Phone

User’s Guide [International Services]” or the

DOCOMO International Services website.

Available services

overseas

Main communication

service 3G

3G850

GSM

(GPRS)

LTE

Call AAAB

SMS AAAB

Mail*AAAB

Browser*AAAB

Some services are not available depending on

the network operator or network.

Before use overseas

Check before departure

152 International Roaming

Charge

Overseas charges (call charges, packet

communication charges) differ from those in

Japan.

Since some applications automatically perform

packet communication, the packet

communication charges may be higher. Contact

the application provider for the operation of each

application.

Network service settings

If you subscribed to network services, network

services such as Voice Mail Service, Call

Forwarding Service and Caller ID Display Request

Service are available from overseas. However,

some network services are not available.

To use network services overseas, setting

Remote operations to “Activate” is required.

Remote operations can be set in your country of

stay.

Some network services that can be set/disabled

etc. may not be available depending on overseas

network operators.

The handset automatically connects to the

available network operator when you turn the

power on in your country of stay.

Connection

When Network operators (nP. 154) is set to

[Select automatically], the suitable network is

automatically selected.

Overseas packet communication is available with a

fixed amount of charges as an upper limit per day

by connecting to a compatible network operator. To

use this service, subscription to flat-rate packet

communication services in Japan is required. For

details, refer to “Mobile Phone User’s Guide

[International Services]” or the DOCOMO

International Services website.

Viewing the display

[U] is displayed during international roaming.

3G/GSM/HSPA is available.

Connected network operator can be checked in

the status panel.

Date & time

If [Automatic date & time] and [Auto timezone] of

Date & time are enabled, the handset receives

information on time and time differences from

overseas network operator, then time and time

differences are corrected.

Time and time differences may not be adjusted

correctly depending on overseas network

operator. In such a case, set time zone manually.

The correction timing differs depending on the

network operator.

For details on Date & time nP. 100

Set before departure

Check in your country of stay

153

International Roaming

Inquiries

When the handset or the docomo mini UIM card

is lost or stolen overseas, promptly contact

DOCOMO and conduct a procedure for

canceling the use of service from your country of

stay. Refer to the back of this manual for

inquiries. Note that communication/call charges

after the handset or the docomo mini UIM card is

lost or stolen are incurred to the subscriber.

For land-line phone etc., “International call

access number” of your country of stay or

“Universal number international prefix” is

required.

The handset automatically connects to the

DOCOMO network after returning to Japan. If it

fails, perform the following settings.

Set Network Mode to [LTE/3G/GSM (Auto)]

(nP. 153).

Set Network operators to [Select automatically]

(nP. 154).

At the time of purchase, the handset is set to

automatically search for and switch to available

networks. When you want to manually switch

networks, set by performing following

operations.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Network settings]/

[Mobile networks]

2Select an item

Data enabled: Enable data communication.

Data roaming: For details nP. 153

Access Point Names: Set an access point.

Network Mode: For details nP. 153

Network operators: For details nP. 154

Set whether to use data communication when

roaming.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Network settings]/

[Mobile networks]/[Data roaming]

Set a network to use.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Network settings]/

[Mobile networks]/[Network Mode]

2Select an item

LTE/3G/GSM (Auto): Switch to an available

network automatically.

LTE/3G: Use 3G network.

GSM: Use GSM/GPRS network.

Check after homecoming

Settings for use overseas

Data roaming

Network mode

154 International Roaming

Search for networks and set a network operator

to use.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Network settings]/

[Mobile networks]/[Network

operators]

:If the confirmation screen for data

communication is displayed, check the

content and select [OK].

:Search for networks and a list of network

operators is displayed.

2Select a network operator

:To search for network operators again:

[Search networks]

:To select a network operator automatically:

[Select automatically]

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Phone]/[Dial]

2“+” (touch “0” for a while)/enter

country code, area code (city code)

and the other party’s phone

number/[0]

:Alternatively, enter a phone number/[z]/

[International call]/select a country code to

enter a country code.

ƦThe first “0” of the area code (city code) will

be omitted.

:When the area code (city code) begins with

“0”, omit the first “0” when dialing (Include the

“0” when making a call to some countries or

regions such as Italy).

Network operators

If you manually set network operators

overseas, set to [Select automatically] after

returning to Japan.

Making/Receiving a call

in your country of stay

Making a call outside your

country of stay (including Japan)

Even if you notify the caller ID, [Unknown],

[Private number], etc. appears depending on

the network operator, and the caller ID may not

be displayed correctly.

155

International Roaming

When you make a call to other countries from

your country of stay, you can make an

international call with simple operation using

International Dial Assist.

Set International dial assist in advance.

The first “0” of a phone number will be converted

to the country code you set in Country code

automatically.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Phone]/[Dial]

2Enter a phone number/[0]

3[Converted number]

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Call]/[Roaming

settings]/[International dial assist]

2Select an item

Automatic conversion function: Set whether

to make calls using International Dial Assist.

Country code: Set country code to use when

using International Dial Assist.

International prefix: Set international prefix to

use when using International Dial Assist.

You can make a domestic call in your country of

stay in the same way as you do in Japan.

Always enter the area code (city code), even

when the number is in the same area.

When you make a call to a “WORLD WING”

subscriber overseas, the call is made as an

international call to Japan regardless of your

country of stay.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Phone]/[Dial]

2“+” (touch “0” for a while)/enter

country code “81” (Japan), the

other party’s mobile phone number

excluding the first “0”/[0]

You can receive a call overseas in the same way

as you do in Japan.

Making a call using

International Dial Assist

Setting of International Dial Assist

Making a call in your country of

stay

Making a call to a WORLD

WING subscriber overseas

Receiving a call

When a call is received during international

roaming, the call is forwarded from Japan. Call

charges to Japan are incurred by the caller and

receiving charges by the receiver.

156 International Roaming

When having calls made to your handset from

Japan, have your phone number entered just as a

domestic call in Japan.

When having calls made to your handset from

countries other than Japan, have the international

call access number and “81” (Japan) added to the

beginning of your phone number with the first “0”

excluded as an international call to Japan

regardless of your country of stay.

International call access number of the country of

the caller-81-90 (or 80)-XXXX-XXXX

Set international roaming.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Call]/[Roaming

settings]

2Select an item

Restricting incoming calls: Set whether to

reject incoming calls during international

roaming.

Incoming notification while roaming: Set

whether to notify you of incoming call

information (date and time of calls or caller

ID) by SMS, when you are in a place with no

signal, the handset is turned off or you fail to

answer an incoming call during international

roaming.

Roaming guidance: Set whether to play the

guidance notifying the other party who

makes a call to you during international

roaming that you are using international

roaming.

International dial assist: For details

nP. 155

Network service: For details nP. 156

You can use network services such as Voice

Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service

overseas.

1In the home screen, [R]/

[Settings]/[Call]/[Roaming

settings]/[Network service]

2Select an item

Remote operation(charged): Set remote

operations.

Caller ID notification request

service(charged): Set Caller ID Display

Request Service.

Roaming call notification(charged): Set

Incoming notification while roaming.

Roaming guidance(charged): Set Roaming

guidance.

Voice mail(charged): Set Voice Mail Service.

Call forwarding(charged): Set Call

Forwarding Service.

Having calls to your handset

Setting international

roaming

Roaming settings

Network services during

roaming

173

Appendix/Index

This model SH-01E mobile phone complies with

Japanese technical regulations and

international guidelines regarding exposure to

radio waves.

This mobile phone was designed in observance of

Japanese technical regulations regarding exposure

to radio waves (*1) and limits to exposure to radio

waves recommended by a set of equivalent

international guidelines. This set of international

guidelines was set out by the International

Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection

(ICNIRP), which is in collaboration with the World

Health Organization (WHO), and the permissible

limits include a substantial safety margin designed

to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of

age and health condition.

The technical regulations and international

guidelines set out limits for radio waves as the

Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR, which is the

value of absorbed energy in any 10 grams of tissue

over a 6-minute period. The SAR limit for mobile

phones is 2.0 W/kŨ. The highest SAR value for this

mobile phone when tested for use at the ear is

1.20 W/kŨ. There may be slight differences

between the SAR levels for each product, but they

all satisfy the limit.

The actual SAR of this mobile phone while

operating can be well below that indicated above.

This is due to automatic changes to the power level

of the device to ensure it only uses the minimum

required to reach the network. Therefore in general,

the closer you are to a base station, the lower the

power output of the device.

This mobile phone can be used in positions other

than against your ear. This mobile phone satisfies

the international guidelines when used with a

carrying case or a wearable accessory approved by

NTT DOCOMO, INC. (*2). In case you are not

using the approved accessory, please use a

product that does not contain any metals, and one

that positions the mobile phone at least 1.5 cm

away from your body.

The World Health Organization has stated that “a

large number of studies have been performed over

the last two decades to assess whether mobile

phones pose a potential health risk. To date, no

adverse health effects have been established as

being caused by mobile phone use.”

Please refer to the WHO website if you would like

more detailed information.

(http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-emf/publications/

facts_press/fact_english.htm)

Please refer to the websites listed below if you

would like more detailed information regarding

SAR.

Specific Absorption Rate

(SAR) of Mobile Phone

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Website:

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

Association of Radio Industries and Businesses

Website:

(http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html) (in Japanese

only)

NTT DOCOMO, INC. Website:

(http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/product/sar/)

SHARP Corporation Website:

(http://www.sharp.co.jp/products/menu/phone/

cellular/sar/index.html) (in Japanese only)

174 Appendix/Index

*1 Technical regulations are defined by the

Ministerial Ordinance Related to Radio Law

(Article 14-2 of Radio Equipment Regulations).

*2 Regarding the method of measuring SAR when

using mobile phones in positions other than

against the ear, international standards

(IEC62209-2) were set in March of 2010. On

the other hand, technical regulation is currently

being deliberated on by national council (As of

October, 2011).

European RF Exposure Information

Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and

receiver. It is designed not to exceed the limits for

exposure to radio waves recommended by

international guidelines. These guidelines were

developed by the independent scientific

organization ICNIRP and include safety margins

designed to assure the protection of all persons,

regardless of age and health.

The guidelines use a unit of measurement known

as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR

limit for mobile devices is 2 W/kŨ and the highest

SAR value for this device when tested at the ear

was 1.00 W/kŨ*.

As SAR is measured utilizing the devices highest

transmitting power the actual SAR of this device

while operating is typically below that indicated

above. This is due to automatic changes to the

power level of the device to ensure it only uses the

minimum level required to reach the network.

The World Health Organization has stated that

present scientific information does not indicate the

need for any special precautions for the use of

mobile devices. They note that if you want to

reduce your exposure then you can do so by

limiting the length of calls or using a hands-free

device to keep the mobile phone away from the

head.

* The tests are carried out in accordance with

international guidelines for testing.

Declaration of Conformity

Hereby, Sharp Telecommunications of Europe Ltd,

declares that this SH-01E is in compliance with the

essential requirements and other relevant provisions

of Directive 1999/5/EC.

A copy of the original declaration of conformity can be

found at the following Internet address:

(http://www.sharp.co.jp/k-tai/) (in Japanese only)

FCC Notice

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC

Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful

interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that

may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly

approved by the manufacturer responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to

operate the equipment.

175

Appendix/Index

Information to User

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits of 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:

1. Reorient/relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

FCC RF Exposure Information

Your handset is a radio transmitter and receiver.

It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the

emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF)

energy set by the Federal Communications

Commission of the U.S. Government.

The guidelines are based on standards that were

developed by independent scientific organizations

through periodic and thorough evaluation of

scientific studies. The standards include a

substantial safety margin designed to assure the

safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standard for wireless handsets

employs a unit of measurement known as the

Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit

set by the FCC is 1.6 W/kŨ.

The tests are performed in positions and locations

(e.g., at the ear and worn on the body) as required

by the FCC for each model. The highest SAR value

for this model handset when tested for use at the

ear is 0.869 W/kŨ and when worn on the body, as

described in this user guide, is 1.07 W/kŨ.

Body-worn Operation; This device was tested for

typical body-worn operations with the back of the

handset kept 1.0 cm from the body. To maintain

compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements,

use accessories that maintain a 1.0 cm separation

distance between the user’s body and the back of

the handset. The use of belt clips, holsters and

similar accessories should not contain metallic

components in its assembly.

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and its related laws) will be applied to this

product and its accessories under certain

conditions. The Export Administration

Regulations are also applied. To export or

reexport the handset and its accessories,

conduct all legally required procedures at your

own risk and expense. For details on the

procedures, contact the Ministry of Economy,

Trade and Industry or the US Department of

Commerce.

Data with third party copyrights such as text,

images, music and software that is downloaded

via Internet web pages, acquired by TV, video,

etc. or shot by the handset cannot be duplicated,

altered or publicly transmitted without rightful

party’s consent. Only duplicating, quoting, etc.

for personal use is permitted under copyright

laws.

Even if for personal use, filming and recording

may be prohibited for demonstrations,

performances and exhibitions.

Also, shooting another’s image or posting

another’s image on Internet web pages without

their consent may constitute a violation of one’s

right to their image.

The use of accessories that do not satisfy these

requirements may not comply with FCC RF

exposure requirements, and should be avoided.

The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization

for this model handset with all reported SAR levels

evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF

emission guidelines. SAR information on this model

handset is on file with the FCC and can be found

under the Display Grant section of (http://

www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/) after searching on FCC

ID APYHRO00169.

Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates

(SAR) can be found on the Cellular

Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA)

Website at (http://www.ctia.org/) .

Export Administration

Regulations

Intellectual Property Right

Copyrights and rights of

portrait

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“FOMA”, “dιΣνȜ”, “dζȜΉΛΠ”, “̤΍ͼέ

ΉȜΗͼ”, “ToruCa”, “mopera”, “mopera U”,

“Deco-mail”, “i-appli”, “i-mode”, “̅ΙλΥσ”,

“iD”, “WORLD WING”, “WORLD CALL”, “΀ςͺ

ιȜσ”, “̅΋ϋΏͿσ”, “sp-mode”, “eΠςΓ

Μ”, the “iD” logo and the “Xi” logo are

trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT

DOCOMO, INC.

“Catch Phone (Call waiting service)” is a

registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and

Telephone Corporation.

Microsoft®, Windows®, Windows Media®,

Windows Vista® and Exchange® are trademarks

or registered trademarks of Microsoft

Corporation in the United States and/or other

countries.

Oracle and Java are registered trademarks of

Oracle and/or its affiliates.

Other names may be trademarks of their

respective owners.

QR code is a registered trademark of Denso

Wave Inc.

microSD Logo, microSDHC Logo and

microSDXC Logo are trademarks of SD-3C, LLC.

Included Document Viewer is Documents To Go

provided by DataViz,Inc.

reserved. DataViz, Documents To Go and InTact

Technology are trademarks or registered

trademarks of DataViz, Inc.

The handset features LCFONT, developed by

Sharp Corporation, to make the LCD easier to

view and read. LCέ΁ϋΠ/LCFONT and

are registered trademarks of Sharp

Corporation.

Rovi, G-GUIDE, G-GUIDE MOBILE and G-Guide

related logos are trademarks or registered

trademarks of Rovi Corporation and/or its

subsidiaries in Japan.

OBEX™ is a trademark of Infrared Data

Association®.

a is a registered trademark of FeliCa

Networks, Inc.

Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories.

Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered

trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

PhotoScouter® and TrackSolid® are registered

trademarks of Morpho, Inc.

and AOSS™ are the trademarks of

BUFFALO INC.

Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark of Wi-Fi

Alliance®.

Wi-Fi Direct™, Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ and

Wi-Fi Protected Setup logo are trademarks of

Wi-Fi Alliance®.

The Wi-Fi Protected Setup Mark is a mark of the

Wi-Fi Alliance.

“mixi” is a registered trademark of mixi, Inc.

“Twitter” is a registered trademark of Twitter, Inc.

Registered trademarks and

trademarks

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DLNA®, the DLNA Logo and DLNA

CERTIFIED™ are trademarks, service marks, or

certification marks of the Digital Living Network

Alliance.

Sharp Corporation has acquired DLNA

certification for the device.

This product includes software developed by the

OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL

Toolkit. (http://www.openssl.org/)

This product includes cryptographic software

written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com)

This product partly uses the software of Intel

Corporation.

iWnn of OMRON SOFTWARE Co., Ltd. is used

for conversion methods for Japanese language,

and for phrase prediction methods for English.

Shin Go M, the font type installed in this product,

is provided by Morisawa & Company, Ltd.

* Shin Go is a registered trademark of Morisawa

& Company, Ltd.

MyScript® Stylus Mobile is a trademark of

VISION OBJECTS.

aptX is a registered trademark of CSR plc.

“AQUOS”, “AQUOS PHONE”, “Feel UX”,

“VeilView”, “FAMILINK”, “MediaJet”, “΀΋ܿ”,

“Dock to play”, “AQUOS PHONE” logo and “΀΋

ܿ” symbol are trademarks or registered

trademarks of Sharp Corporation.

All other company names and product names

are trademarks or registered trademarks of the

respective companies.

FeliCa is a contactless IC card technology

developed by Sony Corporation. FeliCa is a

registered trademark of Sony Corporation.

Under the MPEG-4 Visual Patent Portfolio

License, customers have licensed permission for

the following use of this product to engage in

non-profit personal use. Other uses are not

permitted.

Encoding MPEG-4 standard video (henceforth

referred to as MPEG-4 video).

Decoding an MPEG-4 video that a customer

not engaged in personal commercial activities

has encoded.

Decoding an MPEG-4 video obtained from a

licensed provider.

For details on other intended uses, contact

MPEG LA, LLC.

This product is licensed under the MPEG-4

Systems Patent Portfolio License for encoding in

compliance with the MPEG-4 Systems Standard.

An additional license and payment of royalties

are necessary in the following cases.

Data stored or replicated in physical media

which is paid for on a title by title basis.

Data which is paid for on a title by title basis

and is transmitted to an end user for

permanent storage and/or use.

Such additional license may be obtained from

MPEG LA, LLC. Contact MPEG LA, LLC for

additional details.

Others

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This product is licensed under the AVC patent

portfolio license for the personal and

noncommercial use of a consumer to (i) encode

video in compliance with the AVC standard

(henceforth referred to as AVC video) and/or (ii)

decode AVC video that was encoded by a

consumer engaged in a personal and

noncommercial activity and/or was obtained from

a video provider licensed to provide AVC video.

No license is granted or shall be implied for any

other use. Additional information may be

obtained from MPEG LA, L.L.C.

See (http://www.mpegla.com)

This product is licensed under the VC-1 Patent

Portfolio License for the personal and

noncommercial use of a consumer to (i) encode

video in compliance with the VC-1 standard

(henceforth referred to as VC-1 video) and/or (ii)

decode VC-1 video that was encoded by a

consumer engaged in a personal and

noncommercial activity and/or was obtained from

a video provider licensed to provide VC-1 video.

No license is granted or shall be implied for any

other use. Additional information may be

obtained from MPEG LA, L.L.C.

See (http://www.mpegla.com)

Content owners use Microsoft PlayReady™

content access technology to protect their

intellectual property, including copyrighted

content. This device uses PlayReady technology

to access PlayReady-protected content and/or

WMDRM-protected content. If the device fails to

properly enforce restrictions on content usage,

content owners may require Microsoft to revoke

the device’s ability to consume

PlayReady-protected content. Revocation should

not affect unprotected content or content

protected by other content access technologies.

Content owners may require you to upgrade

PlayReady to access their content. If you decline

an upgrade, you will not be able to access

content that requires the upgrade.

CP8 PATENT

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The abbreviations of operating systems

(Japanese versions) below are used in this

manual.

Windows 7 stands for Microsoft® Windows® 7

(Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium,

Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate).

Windows Vista stands for Windows Vista®

(Home Basic, Home Premium, Business,

Enterprise and Ultimate).

Windows XP indicates the Microsoft®

Windows® XP Professional operating system

or Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition

operating system.

The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned

by the Bluetooth SIG, INC. and any use of such

marks by NTT DOCOMO, INC. is under license.

Other trademarks and trade names are those of

their respective owners.

Google, Google logo, Android, Android logo,

Google Play, Google Play logo, Google+,

Google+ logo, Gmail, Gmail logo, Calendar logo,

Google Maps™, Google Maps logo, Google

Talk, Google Talk logo, Google Chrome™,

Google Chrome logo, Google Voice Search™

logo, Picasa™, Picasa logo, YouTube and

YouTube logo are trademarks or registered

trademarks of Google Inc.

This product includes software based on GNU

General Public License (GPL), GNU Lesser

General Public License (LGPL) and other

licenses.

For details on licenses of related software, in the

home screen, [R]/[Settings]/[Device info]/

[Legal information]/[Open source licenses].

Source codes of software based on GPL, LGPL

and Mozilla Public License (MPL) can be

referred to on the following site for free. For

details, refer to the following site.

https://sh-dev.sharp.co.jp/android/modules/oss/)

(in Japanese only)

The handset can unlock the SIM lock. Unlock the

SIM lock to use non-DOCOMO SIM cards.

SIM lock can be unlocked at a docomo Shop.

Commission is incurred separately for unlocking

SIM lock.

When using non-DOCOMO SIM card, it cannot

be used in LTE. Also, some services and

functions are unavailable. DOCOMO shall not

guarantee any operation of the handset.

For details on unlocking SIM lock, refer to the

DOCOMO website.

Open source software

Unlocking SIM lock

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