Sony PM0904 GSM/WCDMA/LTE Phone + Bluetooth, DTS/UNII a/b/g/n/ac, ANT+, & NFC User Manual PY7 PM0904

Sony Mobile Communications Inc GSM/WCDMA/LTE Phone + Bluetooth, DTS/UNII a/b/g/n/ac, ANT+, & NFC PY7 PM0904

Contents

User Manual_PY7-PM0904

About the User Guide
Thank you for purchasing this product.
ÐBefore Using This Product
ÐDescriptions in the User Guide
ÐScreenshots & Key Labels
ÐOther Notations
Before Using This Product
Read "Safety Precautions" and this guide thoroughly beforehand for proper usage.
Accessible services may be limited by subscription contract conditions.
Descriptions in the User Guide
In the User Guide, most operation descriptions are based on handset at time of purchase.
Unless noted otherwise, descriptions are for Home Screen. Some operation descriptions may be
simplified.
Screenshots & Key Labels
Screenshots in the User Guide may differ in appearance with actual Display. Key labels in the User
Guide are simplified for description purposes and differ with actual Display.
Other Notations
In the User Guide, the product is referred to as "handset."
microSDTM/microSDHCTM/microSDXCTM Card is referred to as "SD Card."
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Accessing Instructions on Handset
Use Guide application to learn touch operations or making settings.
ÐLaunching Guide
ÐShowing Status Bar Indicator
ÐLaunching Guide from Notifications Window
ÐUsing Guide
Launching Guide
In Home Screen, (SoftBank) (Guide)
Smartphone Guide top window opens.
If using Smartphone Guide for the first time, Usage notes and Auto Update confirmation appear.
Follow onscreen instructions.
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Setting Auto Update
In Smartphone Guide top window, Auto Update on/off BACK
Showing Status Bar Indicator
Set to show the indicator on Notifications Window to launch Smartphone Guide.
In Home Screen, (SoftBank) (Guide)
Smartphone Guide top window opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Indicator
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on BACK
Setting is complete.
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Launching Guide from Notifications Window
Show Smartphone Guide indicator on Status Bar to check functions quickly from Notifications
Window.
Drag Status Bar down to open Notifications Window
Notifications Window opens.
Guide
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Smartphone Guide top window opens.
Using Guide
Item Description
Enter Keyword Search for Smartphone Guide.
Open Guide Check operations for usage purpose. Voice
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search is also available.
FAQ Check FAQ. Or access FAQ mobile web page.
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Parts & Functions
ÐHandset
ÐKeys
Handset
Part Description
Second Mic Reduces noise for
calling.
Headphone Port Connect commercially
available headphones.
This port supports
tetrapolar headset that
conform to the CTIA
standard.
Earpiece/Speaker Hear the other party's
voice here.
Notification Lamp Flashes for incoming
transmissions. Lights
while charging.
Front Camera Capture yourself.
Proximity Sensor Detects surrounding
brightness to
automatically adjust
Display or backlight
and prevent
Touchscreen
misoperation during a
call.
Display Handset uses a
touchscreen-type
Display. Operate with
your fingers on
Display.
Mic/Speaker Speak here.
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Item Description
Camera Capture still images
and videos.
Flash/Photo Light Use as camera flash in
a dark place.
Wi-Fi/Bluetooth®
Antenna Area
Internal Antenna for
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth®
feature.
NFC Mark Hold mark up to
reader/writer to use
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®
feature.
Internal
Antenna/GPS
Antenna Area
Internal Antenna for
calls, data
communication and
GPS.
Wi-Fi Antenna
Area
Internal Antenna for
Wi-Fi.
Nameplate CE mark, FCC ID,
IMEI information
printed sticker is
attached. Do not
remove nameplate.
Internal Antenna
Area
Internal Antenna for
call and data
communication.
SIM Card/SD Card
Slot
Insert SIM Card/SD
Card.
External Device
Port
Connect commercially
available Micro USB
Cable etc.
Strap Hole Attach strap.
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Keys
Part Description
Power
Key/Screen
Lock Key
( )
Long Press for power on/off.
Press for sleep mode on/off.
Volume/Zoo
m Up/Down
Key
Adjust Volume.
Adjust Zoom while using
Camera.
Camera
Key ( )
Use as Camera shutter.
Long Press to launch Camera.
CE mark and FCC ID
Open the slot cover, and insert a fingernail into the hook at the edge of the label tray,
then pull it out straight.
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SIM Card
SIM Card is an IC card containing phone number and other customer information.
ÐHandling SIM Card
ÐInserting SIM Card
ÐRemoving SIM Card
ÐUnlocking SIM Card
Handling SIM Card
Customer is responsible for any damage caused by inserting SIM Card in an IC card reader, etc.
of another brand.
SoftBank Corp. is not responsible in such case.
Always keep the IC chip clean.
Avoid applying labels. May damage SIM Card.
See instructions included with SIM Card for handling.
SIM Card is the property of SoftBank Corp.
SIM is replaceable (at cost) in case of loss/damage.
Return SIM Card to SoftBank Corp. when canceling subscription.
Returned SIM Cards are recycled for environmental purposes.
Note that SIM Card specifications and performance may change without notice.
It is recommended that you keep a separate copy of information that is stored on SIM Card.
SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for damages from stored information that is lost.
Always follow emergency procedures to suspend service if your SIM Card or handset (SIM Card
inserted) is lost/stolen. For details, contact Customer Service.
䐟
IC chip
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Inserting SIM Card
Always unmount SD Card beforehand. For details, see "Unmounting SD Card."
Open Slot Cover using groove
Draw Tray out using the tab
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Set SIM Card into Tray with IC chip facing up
Check SIM Card orientation by notch.
Insert Tray with SIM Card into handset
Pay attention to Tray orientation.
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Removing SIM Card
Always unmount SD Card beforehand. For details, see "Unmounting SD Card."
Open Slot Cover using groove
Draw Tray out using the tab
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Remove SIM Card from Tray
Insert Tray into handset
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Pay attention to Tray orientation.
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Unlocking SIM Card
Handset can be SIM-unlocked to accommodate other-carrier SIM cards.
Some services or functions may be restricted when using another mobile's SIM Card. SoftBank
Corp. does not guarantee any operation of those services and functions.
For details on SIM unlocking, see the SoftBank Web page.
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Internal Memory and SD Card
Save data to handset memory or SD Card.
Handset supports SD Cards up to 128 GB. Some SD Cards may not operate properly.
ÐInserting SD Card
ÐUnmounting SD Card
ÐRemoving SD Card
ÐFormatting SD Card
SD Card Cautions
Data
Information stored on SD Card can become lost or changed accidentally or as a result of damage. It is
recommended that you keep a separate copy of important data. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for
damages from data that is lost or changed.
Reading/Writing Data
Never power off while reading or writing data.
Battery Level
A low battery charge may prevent reading/writing to SD Card.
Handling SD Card
Use/store SD Cards away from the reach of infants. May cause choking if swallowed.
Inserting SD Card
Open Slot Cover using groove
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Draw Tray out using the tab
Set SD Card into Tray with metal terminals facing up
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Insert Tray with SD Card into handset
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Unmounting SD Card
Always unmount SD Card before removing.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Storage
Unmount SD card OK
Item name changes from Unmount SD card to Mount SD card. SD Card is unmounted.
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Removing SD Card
Always unmount SD Card beforehand.
Open Slot Cover using groove
Draw Tray out using the tab
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Remove SD Card from Tray
Insert Tray into handset
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Formatting SD Card
When using a new SD Card for the first time, always format it on handset.
Formatting erases all data on SD Card. Carefully check any SD Card that was used on another
device before formatting.
Charge Battery while formatting, or format with adequate battery charge.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Storage
Erase SD card
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ERASE SD CARD
ERASE EVERYTHING
All data on SD Card is erased.
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Charging Battery
ÐCharging with AC Charger
Charging with AC Charger
AC Charger is an optional accessory. Use specified AC Charger (SoftBank SELECTION Quick
Charge 2.0) (SB-AC12-HDQC) or AC Charger (Micro USB 1.8A) (ZTDAD1).
For other devices, see the SoftBank Web page.
Operation using AC Charger (Micro USB 1.8A) (ZTDAD1) is explained here.
See instructions included with AC Charger.
Insert Micro USB connector of AC Charger straight into External Device Port
Pay attention to connector orientation. Forcible connection may cause damage.
Raise power plug of AC Charger to plug into power outlet
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Notification Lamp on handset lights up when charging starts.
When charging is complete, unplug AC Charger and remove straight from handset
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Power On/Off
ÐPowering On
ÐPowering Off
Powering On
(Long Press)
Lock screen appears.
See “Unlocking Screen” to unlock the screen.
Startup wizard appears the first time handset is powered on. See "Making Initial Settings" to make
settings.
Powering Off
(Long Press)
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Power off
Handset powers off.
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Using Touchscreen
Handset uses a touchscreen-type Display. Operate with your fingers on Display.
ÐTap
ÐTouch & Hold
ÐDrag
ÐSwipe/Flick
ÐPinch/Spread
Tap
Contact Display lightly and briefly.
Touch & Hold
Touch screen lightly and hold it for a while. When the screen changes, release finger.
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Drag
Touch icon or other item lightly, move it where desired, and release finger.
Swipe/Flick
Contact Display lightly, then brush screen up/down or left/right.
Pinch/Spread
Contact Display lightly, then close/widen fingers.
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Initial Settings
Startup wizard appears the first time handset is powered on. Set a GoogleTM account
and Wi-Fi. Follow onscreen instructions.
ÐMaking Initial Settings
Making Initial Settings
Some steps are different in use environment. Follow onscreen instructions.
English (United States) DONE
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Set Wi-Fi network
GET STARTED Set Google account
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For details on Google account, see "Using a Google Account."
To cancel Google account setting, Tap GET STARTED .
Set world of Sony (Connect Sony Entertainment Network)
Set online service account or auto sync
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FINISH
Initial settings are made.
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Basic Operation
ÐHome Screen & Applications List
ÐNavigation Bar
ÐSelecting Options and Navigating Screens
ÐMenu Operations
ÐHandset Settings and Making Settings
ÐPortrait Orientation & Landscape Orientation
ÐCapturing Screenshots
Home Screen & Applications List
Most handset operations start in Home Screen (appears at power on) or in Applications List.
Navigation Bar
Key icons are shown in Navigation Bar at the bottom of window. Tap Key icon to operate.
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Item Description
(Back) Go back to previous screen. When keyboard is
displayed, this changes to . Tap it to close
keyboard.
(Home) Go to Home Screen.
(History) Open recently-used applications list to launch or
delete the applications from the list. Or use or set
small apps.
(Keyboard) Change keyboard.
Selecting Options and Navigating Screens
Tap items, icons, onscreen keys, etc. to open assigned items.
Tap to go back to previous screen.
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Menu Operations
Tap for available settings and items.
Screens may also have settings and items that are available by Touching & Holding Display.
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Handset Settings and Making Settings
In Home Screen, Tap then Tap (Settings) to customize the operation of handset functions.
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Portrait Orientation & Landscape Orientation
The screen changes to portrait orientation when handset is rotated sideways.
Depending on the current screen, the orientation may not change.
Capturing Screenshots
Long Press and Volume Down Key at the same time to capture a screenshot of the current
screen.
Alternatively, Long Press then Tap Take screenshot on the screen.
View captured screenshots in Screenshots folder in Album, etc.
Capturing Screen Video
Capture shown screen as a video.
(Long Press) Record screen To stop capturing, Tap the recording time
button
If terms of agreement appears, confirm the content and Tap AGREE.
To close the control panel, Tap .
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Applications
ÐLaunching Applications
ÐApplications List
Launching Applications
In Home Screen,
Applications list opens.
Tap the application
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Application is activated.
Applications List
Applications pre-installed by default are as follows.
In Applications list, some applications are contained in "䝒䞊䝹," "Sony Service," "SoftBank" and "
Ᏻᚰ䞉Ᏻ඲" folders.
Icon Function/Service
(App Pass) All-you-can-download service application for top-rated and standard paid
applications in tool, entertainment, music, fortune-telling, game, lifestyle,
or business categories.
Receive perks such as free tickets for purchasing additional items every
month.
(Chrome) Access Internet via Google Chrome.
(Email) Send and receive emails. Multiple accounts can be set.
(Facebook) Launch Facebook client application.
(File Commander) Search for still images, videos, music, or downloaded files.
(FM radio) Use FM radio.
(Gmail) Send or receive mails for Google accounts.
(Google) Search on handset or web pages by keywords.
(Google+) Launch "Google+" social networking client application provided by
Google.
(Google Settings) Make settings for Google applications.
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(Internet SagiWall) Protect handset from "one-click fraud" and other malicious web pages.
Alert window appears if dangerous web page is detected.
(Lifelog) Record user's daily activities such as number of steps, used calories,
shooting, and music listening with handset.
(mora) Purchase music and music videos from Sony's high sound quality
download web store.
(Movie Creator) Automatically create and edit photo movies from capture photos and
videos.
(My SoftBank䝥
䝥䝷䝇
)Guide application providing useful information from SoftBank.
Check your charges, convenient handset features, and recommended
products/contents.
(OfficeSuite) View and edit Word, Excel, and other files.
(PlayStation) Connect to PlayStation and operate or enter text with PlayStation.
(Play Games) Download games from Google Play.
(Play Store) Download or purchase a variety of applications from Google Play.
(Play Books) Download books from Google Play.
(Play Movies & TV) Rent Google Play movies.
(PSN) Use PlayStation™ Network services.
(Smart Connect™) Set operations for connecting external device or activating/ending
applications.
(TrackID™) Recognize music played and search the title and artist name.
(TrackID™ TV) Check information for currently showing TV program.
(TV SideView) Use handset as remote controller for Sony TV.
(Twitter) Twitter official client application for publishing short messages on
websites to share with others.
(UULA) All-you-can-view general entertainment application offering more than
100,000 contents in various categories such as popular movies, dramas,
animes, music videos, live performances, and karaoke; Original UULA
contents are also available.
(What's New) Check latest information for music, movies, or update information for
applications.
(Wi-Fi Spot
Settings)
Enable login to SoftBank Wi-Fi Spot automatically in SoftBank Wi-Fi Spot
area.
Subscription to SoftBank Wi-Fi Spot service is needed.
(Xperia™ Lounge
Japan)
Access web pages for Sony Mobile Communications products and
campaigns.
(Yahoo!) Activate Yahoo! JAPAN for smartphones. Various search menus such as "
䝸䜰䝹䝍䜲䝮᳨⣴" (real time search) for catching "tweets."
Also, check news, weather, disaster, or other information.
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(YouTube) Play videos on YouTube.
(AnimeHodai) All-you-can-view popular anime programs: old favorites, latest on the air,
and more.
(Alarm & clock) Set and use alarms, world clock, stopwatch and timer.
(Album) View still images and videos.
(䛒
䛒䜣䛧䜣䝞䝑䜽䜰䝑䝥
)Save handset data for Contacts/Bookmarks/Calendar/S! Mail to the cloud
server or SD Card, or load the server data to your handset.
Convenient when changing models.
(
఩⨨䝘䝡
Link) Let others find your handset location.
Requires subscription to optional ఩⨨䝘䝡 service.
(Osaifu-Keitai) Use Osaifu-Keitai®.
(Voice Search) Use Google Voice Search.
(Audio Recorder) Record voice or music in high sound quality.
(Camera) Capture photos or videos.
(Calendar) View calendar to manage events.
(Urgent News) Receive Earthquake Early Warning or Tsunami warning delivered by the
Meteorological Agency.
If the warning is received when you are in the target area, handset sounds
an alert, vibrates, and a message appears.
Disaster/evacuation information can also be received from the national
and local governments.
(Menu List) Comprehensive navigation site introducing official sites and applications
that SoftBank Corp. recommends. Easily search various contents such as
music, games, videos from special topics updated every day, "䜹䝔䝂䝸,"
"᪂╔," "䝷䞁䜻䞁䜾," etc.
(Disaster Message
Board)
Post, view, and delete whereabouts information in the event of a major
disaster, such as a "6ᙅ" (roku-jyaku, "6 Lower") or larger earthquake.
And saved whereabouts information is automatically sent to specified
email address set in advance.
(Sketch) Create illustration or load photo image and edit it.
(Smart Custom) Customizing application for Android devices that enables download of
applications, widgets, wallpapers, and ringtones as a package.
(Smart Security) "Smart Security powered by McAfee®" protects your handset from viruses
or leakage of personal information.
Eliminate virus via infected installed application, email attachment files, or
SD Card. Also, rate personal information that can be handled by
applications.
(
䝇䝬䝖䝢
)Free information service providing news and entertainment information.
More than 100 special contents every day available only here such as
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important news, sports, entertainment, and gossip.
(䝇
䝇䝬䝩Ᏻᚰ䝃䞊䝡䝇
)Protect young people from inappropriate sites or harmful applications for
more secure smartphone use. Use paid options to limit usage time or
check usage status/location.
(Settings) Make handset settings.
(Downloads) View downloaded file list.
Rearrange files listed in chronological order to in file size order, select,
and delete downloaded files.
(Guide) Check how to use SoftBank smartphone operations.
Also view User Guide for handset, and access FAQ web page.
(Tethering) Application for using 4G compatible smartphone as mobile Wi-Fi router.
To use the feature, subscription to Tethering option is needed.
(TV) View TV.
(
㟁Ꮚ᭩⡠
Reader
by Sony)
Purchase e-books from Sony eBook store "Reader Store."
(Calculator) Perform basic and other operations.
(Phone) Place calls or make call settings.
(TokuHodai) All-you-can-use premium discount shopping sites of food, leisure, travel,
merchandise exchange tickets, electronic gift code draws, and more than
500,000 coupons/complimentary tickets.
(Drive) View and edit files saved in Google Drive.
(News from
Socialife)
View and manage social networks or news websites altogether.
(Hangouts) Send and receive messages using photos or pictograms. Voice calls and
video calls are also available.
(Video) Play back videos downloaded or transferred etc. Play back videos from
other devices on handset using Wi-Fi feature.
(Photos) View photos or videos. Sign in to Google+ to back up photos and videos.
(Maps) Use Google map services such as positioning current location or
searching other places or route.
(Music) Play back music data saved in handset memory or SD Card.
(Mail) Use SMS/S! Mail on SoftBank smartphones.
Use "@softbank.ne.jp" or "@x.vodafone.ne.jp" mail address. Sending or
receiving of decorated mail or pictograms is available.
(Remote Support) Application for subscribers of 䜿䞊䝍䜲䛺䜣䛷䜒䝃䝫䞊䝖.
Use this application to share your screen and receive support for
operations, settings, etc.
(Contacts) Manage contacts.
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Operations on Applications List
Adding Icon to Home Screen
In Applications List, Touch & Hold an icon Drag it to Add to Home screen at the top of
window Drag the icon anywhere in Home Screen area When Home Screen
appears, Drag it to desired position
Deleting Applications
Some application cannot be uninstalled.
Flick right from the left edge of Applications list Uninstall Tap an icon with "×" OK
Rearranging Icons
Flick right from the left edge of Applications list Custom order/Alphabetical/Most used
With "Custom order" set, Touch & Hold an icon to rearrange to desired position.
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Phone Number
ÐChecking Your Phone Number
Checking Your Phone Number
In Home Screen, (Settings)
About phone
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Status
Check phone number.
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Silent Mode
ÐUsing Silent Mode
Using Silent Mode
Set ringtone, operation sounds, etc. not to sound to avoid disturbing others around you.
Camera shutter, video start/stop tones, video and music sound even in Silent mode.
Touch & hold Volume Key down
Icon on sound volume adjustment bar turns to and Silent mode (without vibration) is set.
Press upper or lower side of Volume key Tap to change icon on the sound volume
adjustment bar to and set Silent mode (without vibration).
Press upper side of Volume key while in Silent mode to cancel.
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Airplane Mode
ÐUsing Airplane Mode
Using Airplane Mode
Disable all functions that emit signals. Handset remains powered on.
Drag Status Bar down with two fingers
Quick Settings opens.
Airplane mode
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Handset is in Airplane mode.
Use same operation again while in Airplane mode to cancel.
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Text Entry
ÐKeyboard
ÐKeyboard Layout
ÐEntering Alphabet
ÐEntering Emoticons/Pictograms
ÐPasting Cut/Copied Text
ÐMaking Text Entry Settings
Keyboard
Enter text with on-screen QWERTY keyboard by Tapping each character individually, or use Gesture
input feature and slide finger from character to character to form words.
Tap to hide keyboard.
Touch & Hold text in text entry window and magnified text appears in small balloon.
Input method is set to International keyboard (XperiaTM keyboard) by default. To input Japanese,
change default keyboard to XperiaTM Japanese keyboard. For settings, see "Language & input."
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Keyboard Layout
䐟
䐟
Enter a character.
䐠
Switch between lower-case , upper-case , and caps . For some
languages, this key is used to access extra characters in the language.
䐡
Toggle with numbers and symbols keyboard. For even more symbols, Tap
.
䐢
Show Emoticon/Pictogram list.
䐣
Show entry candidates.
䐤
Delete a character before cursor.
䐥
Enter line break or confirm text input.
䐦
Enter a space.
Entering Alphabet
To enter character visible on keyboard, Tap the character.
To enter character variant, Touch & Hold keyboard character to show option list, then select from
the list.
To enter a period, Double-Tap the space bar.
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Entering Emoticons/Pictograms
In Text Entry window,
Toggle option tab above the keyboard
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Scroll down to view more options on each list.
Tap emoticon or pictogram
Emoticon or pictogram is entered.
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Pictograms can be entered consecutively.
To return to QWERTY keyboard, Tap / .
Pasting Cut/Copied Text
Double-Tap text
Text is highlighted by tabs on both sides and editing tool appears.
To enter all text, Tap .
Drag /to select range
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or
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Touch & Hold Text Entry window PASTE
Cut/Copied text is pasted.
Alternatively, Tap (Paste) to paste text.
Making Text Entry Settings
Tap , then Tap
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Option menu appears.
Keyboard settings
Settings menu opens.
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Personalization guide
Setting guidance window opens.
Follow onscreen instructions to customize keyboard.
Other Options
Changing Keyboard Skin
In Option menu, Tap Keyboard skins Flick left or right to choose desired skin
SELECT
Keyboard skin is set.
Using One-handed Keyboard
In Option menu, Tap One-handed keyboard
To move One-handed keyboard to left or right side, Tap or accordingly.
To return to the regular keyboard, Tap or .
Editing/Deleting Words in User Dictionary
In Option menu, Tap My words Select word to edit/delete Edit word/Delete word
Word in User Dictionary is edited/deleted.
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Using a Google Account
Use a Google account and get more convenience with Google services. A Google
account is required to use some services or fully use some applications.
ÐObtaining a Google Account
ÐLogging In with a Google Account
Google Account Cautions
Be careful not to forget your Google account ID or password.
Obtaining a Google Account
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Accounts Add account
Google
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Add a Google Account appears.
Or create a new account
Enter First name Last name NEXT
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Enter user name (mail address) NEXT
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Enter password Enter password again (for confirmation) NEXT
Check Recovery phone number NEXT
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Telephone number of your SIM Card is entered automatically.
VERIFY
SMS is sent.
If a telephone number other than the one on your SIM Card is entered, confirmation screen
appears. Enter notified security code Tap NEXT.
I AGREE
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Your Google account is obtained.
NEXT
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Set Google service NEXT
Remind me later NEXT
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Google account creation is completed.
To create a second or subsequent Google account, Sync setting window appears next.
Logging In with a Google Account
If an application is activated that requires a Google account, Add a Google Account appears. Sign in
with the obtained Google account to use the application.
Enter mail address on Add a Google Account screen NEXT
Enter password NEXT
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Follow onscreen instructions
You are signed in to your Google account.
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Google Play
Download a variety of applications (free/paid) from Google Play. Change the setting of downloaded
applications to enable manual or automatic updates. Log in to your Google account beforehand.
ÐInstalling Free Applications
ÐPurchasing Paid Applications
ÐUpdating Applications
ÐUninstalling Applications
ÐGetting Help with Google Play
Installing Applications
Many different kinds of applications can be installed on handset from Google Play (provided by
Google Inc.). SoftBank Corp. is not responsible in any way for user-installed applications (quality,
reliability, legality, fitness for a purpose, credibility, accuracy, etc.) or resulting malfunctions (viruses,
etc.).
Installing Free Applications
In Home Screen, (Play Store)
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Google Play appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap free application INSTALL ACCEPT
Application is downloaded and installed.
Purchasing Paid Applications
In Home Screen, (Play Store)
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Google Play appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap paid application Tap amount Follow onscreen instructions
Application is downloaded and installed.
Purchased Applications
Payment
Pay only once. Redownloads of uninstalled applications are free of charge.
On Other Android Devices
Install an application on any Android device under the same Google account for free.
Requesting Refunds
Refund is possible within a limited time. By requesting a refund, the application is deleted
and the charge is cancelled. A refund request is valid only once per one application.
Flick right from the left end of Google Play window My apps Tap application
REFUND
Purchasing Applications
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Purchase applications at your own risk. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for any
disadvantage resulting for user or third parties.
Updating Applications
In Home Screen, (Play Store)
Google Play appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Flick right from the left end of Google Play window My apps Tap application to
update UPDATE ACCEPT
Application is downloaded and installed.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Application Updates
Setting Automatic Updates Application
Flick right from the left end of Google Play window Settings Auto-update apps
Set update method
Setting Automatic Updates Application
Flick right from the left end of Google Play window My apps Tap application
Auto-update ( )
Automatic updates are unavailable for some applications.
Uninstalling Applications
Applications installed from Google Play can also be uninstalled.
In Home Screen, (Play Store)
Google Play appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Flick right from the left end of Google Play window My apps Tap application to
uninstall UNINSTALL OK
Application is activated.
Getting Help with Google Play
Flick right from the left end of Google Play window Help & Feedback
The Web browser will take you to the Google Play Help Web page.
Follow onscreen instructions
A description for each item appears.
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Security Codes
ÐSecurity Codes
Security Codes
An Operation Access Code or Center Access Code (Call Barring Password) is required for using
handset.
Operation Access Code: Security code to use each function. At time of purchase, no code is set.
Center Access Code (Call Barring Password): Four-digit security code at time of subscription. It is
required when using option services from a landline phone or subscribing to fee-based Web
information.
Be careful not to forget Center Access Code (Call Barring Password). If you forget your code, you
will require assistance. For details, contact Customer Service.
Be careful to keep Operation Access Code and Center Access Code (Call Barring Password)
secret. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for damages resulting from misuse by other parties.
Resetting Operation Access Code
In Operation Access Code input screen, PASSWORD RESET OK
Follow onscreen instructions.
My SoftBank recognition is required to reset Operation Access Code. My SoftBank
recognition can be set with My SoftBank䝥䝷䝇.
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SIM PIN
PIN is the security code for your SIM Card. It prevents third parties from unauthorized
use of handset. At time of purchase, "9999" is set.
ÐEnabling SIM PIN
ÐChanging SIM PIN
Enabling SIM PIN
Enable SIM PIN to show PIN entry window when handset power is on with SIM Card inserted.
In Home Screen, (Settings) Security
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Set up SIM card lock Lock SIM card Enter PIN OK
PIN is enabled.
PIN Cautions
Entering incorrect PIN three times locks PIN. To release locked PIN, enter PUK
(Personal Unblocking Key). For details on PIN, contact Customer Service. Entering
incorrect PUK ten times consecutively locks SIM Card to disable handset operations. In
that case, reissue of SIM Card at a SoftBank Shop (paid service) is needed.
Changing SIM PIN
Operation can be performed only when PIN is enabled.
In Home Screen, (Settings) Security
Set up SIM card lock Change SIM PIN Enter PIN OK Enter new PIN OK
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Enter new PIN again (for confirmation) OK
PIN is changed.
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Locking Screen
Display is locked after a set period of inactivity. Alternatively, Press for manual
screen lock. This saves battery power and prevents accidental Touchscreen operation.
ÐUnlocking Screen
Unlocking Screen
In sleep mode (Screen lock active),
Lock screen appears.
Flick screen upwards
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Screen is unlocked.
The method for unlocking the screen can be changed. See “Security” for the unlock method.
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Updating Software
Check whether updates are required via the Internet, and update as required.
ÐUpdating Software
Before Updating Software
Saved data may be lost depending on condition of handset (malfunctioning, damaged, water seepage,
etc.). It is recommended that you back up important data before updating software. SoftBank Corp. is
not responsible for damages from loss of data.
Software Update makes a part of settings to the default.
Software Update Cautions
During Update
Handset cannot be used until software is updated. It may take time to update software.
Signal during Update
Operate handset where signal reception is good and without changing location. Also operate with
adequate battery charge. Signal becoming weak or Battery becoming low during an update may
cause an update failure. An update failure may disable handset.
If Using Other Functions
Other functions cannot be operated during a software update.
Updating Software
Automatic update is set by default. To update software manually, operate as follows.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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About phone
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System Update Software Update Software Update Follow onscreen instructions
Software update starts.
Connecting to PC to Update Software
To update software connecting to a PC, install software for "Software Update" on the PC
beforehand.
For installation of the software, see the following web page.
http://www.sonymobile.co.jp/support/
Operations for Software Update Configuration
Setting whether to update Software Automatically
On Software Update window, Automatic Update Settings NOT AUTOMATICALLY
UPDATE/AUTOMATICALLY UPDATE OK
Setting Scheduled Update
On Software Update window, Update Schedule Settings Set a time OK OK
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Home Screen Basics
Home Screen appears at power on; most handset operations start here. Customize
Home Screen with application shortcuts, widgets, and folders.
ÐHome Screen Layout
ÐToggling Home Screen Sheets
Home Screen Layout
Item Description
Status Bar Drag down for Notifications Window. Drag down with two fingers for Quick
Settings.
Home Screen
Position Current position among several Home Screen sheets.
Dock Tap an icon to activate application or function. Customize with up to four
application shortcuts. Also, create folders.
Navigation Bar Tap Key icon to operate. For Navigation Bar, see "Navigation Bar."
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Customize Area Place application shortcuts, folders, widgets freely.
Applications List
Key Open applications list.
Toggling Home Screen Sheets
Home Screen consists of 7 sheets. Customize each Home Screen sheet with application shortcuts,
widgets, etc. to make handset more convenient. Flick Home Screen left/right to toggle sheets.
In any Home Screen sheet, Tap to return to Home Screen top sheet.
Operations on Simple Home
Switching to Simple Home
Simple Home provides Home Screen with basic functions and main setting items.
In Home Screen, (Settings) Home Simple Home OK OK
Switching to Standard Home Screen
In Simple Home screen, Settings Exit Simple Home OK
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Status Bar
Status Bar appears at the top of Display. Notification Indicators for new mail, etc. and Status
Indicators for handset appear here.
ÐStatus Bar Layout
ÐMain Notification Indicators
ÐMain Status Indicators
Status Bar Layout
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Notification Indicators
䐠
Status Indicators
Main Notification Indicators
Notification Indicators appearing in Status Bar include the following.
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Indicator Description
Launch Guide (Drag Status Bar down and open from Notifications Window)
Missed Call
Call Arriving
Calling1/Dialing1
Answer on Hold1/Call on Hold1
New Recorded Message
New Voicemail
New Gmail
New Email
New Text Message (SMS)/S! Mail
Urgent News
Wi-Fi Open Network Available
USB Connected
Sharing File via Bluetooth®
Data Uploading
Data Downloading
Application Update Available
Application Installation Complete
Screenshot/Screen Recording Saved
Viewing TV1/Scheduled Viewing Started
Recording TV1/Scheduled Recording Started
Playing Back Music
Calendar Event Reminder
Snoozing/Unchecked Alarm
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®Locked
Unmount SD Card
Software Update Notice, Downloading Complete, Stopped
1 Appears when switching to other window such as Home Screen.
Main Status Indicators
Status Indicators appearing in Status Bar include the following.
Indicator Description
Battery Full (100%)
Battery Charging
Battery Low (4% or less)
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Signal Strength
4G LTE/4G Data in Use1
3G Data in Use
No Signal
Airplane Mode
Wi-Fi Connected
Wi-Fi Connected without Internet accessibility, or unstable Wi-Fi signal
Bluetooth®ON
Bluetooth®Connected
Silent (with Vibration) Mode
Silent (without Vibration) Mode
Alarm Set
Obtaining Current Location
1 Handset supports FDD-LTE (SoftBank 4G LTE) and AXGP (SoftBank 4G); indicator appears when
handset is connected to either. Handset connects to SoftBank 4G first.
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Using Notifications Window/Quick Settings
Drag Status Bar down to open Notifications Window. Open Notification Indicators to
check details.
Drag Notifications Window down to open Quick Settings. Tap icons on Quick Settings to
set each function On/Off.
ÐOpening Notifications Window/Quick Settings
ÐNotifications Window Layout
ÐQuick Settings Layout
Opening Notifications Window/Quick Settings
Drag Status Bar down
Notifications Window opens.
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Drag Notifications Window down
Quick Settings opens.
Drag Status Bar down with two fingers for Quick Settings.
Closing Notifications Window/Quick Settings
Drag Notifications Window/Quick Settings up
Alternatively, Tap to close Notifications Window/Quick Settings.
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Notifications Window Layout
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䐟
Open Quick Settings
䐠
Display notifications (incoming, functions being executed, etc.)
䐡
Clear all notifications. Some notifications are not clearable.
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Quick Settings Layout
䐟
䐟
Display "Power management" of Handset Settings
䐠
Add/Delete, change order of Quick Settings
䐡
Display Handset Settings
䐢
Display your contact information
䐣
Adjust brightness of Display
䐤
On/Off of Wi-Fi
䐥
On/Off of NFC Reader/Writer and P2P function
䐦
Set On/Off of location information
䐧
Mirror the screen of handset on Google Cast devices
䐨
On/Off of Light
䐩
On/Off of Bluetooth®
䐪
On/Off of Airplane mode
䐫
On/Off of Auto-rotate screen
䐬
On/Off of Glove mode
䐭
Set Silent mode (with Vibration)/Silent mode (without Vibration)/Clear Silent
mode
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Activating/Canceling Recently-Used
Applications
Check recently-used applications and exit them.
ÐActivating Recently-Used Applications
ÐCanceling All Running Applications
Activating Recently-Used Applications
View recently-used applications in thumbnail list and launch application from the list.
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Tap application in thumbnail list
Application is activated.
Canceling All Running Applications
Cancel all running applications.
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All running applications are canceled.
Deleting Recently-Used Application from List
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Flick left or right application in thumbnail list
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Using Small Apps
Activate small app while using another application in a small window.
ÐActivating Small Apps
ÐAdding Small Apps
ÐDeleting Small Apps
Activating Small Apps
Activate small app.
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Tap a small app icon
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䐟
Favorites bar
Activate small app from here.
If one or more small apps are set, Flick Favorite bar left or right to find desired small app.
To close running small app, Tap .
Adding Small Apps
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Small Apps list opens.
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Play Store
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Google Play activates.
Tap Widgets and then select widget to add the small app to Small Apps list.
Tap small app to download
Small app is installed to Small Apps list.
Operations in Small Apps List
Adding Small App to Favorites Bar
In Small Apps list, Touch & Hold an icon Drag to anywhere on Favorites Bar
Deleting Small App from Favorites Bar
In Favorites Bar, Touch & Hold a small app Drag to OK
Renaming Widget
In Small Apps list, Rename widget Tap a widget Enter name OK
Deleting Small Apps
Delete widgets or small apps in Small Apps list.
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Small Apps list opens.
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Delete widget/Uninstall small app
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Select widget/small app
OK
Widget or small app is deleted.
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Rearranging Home Screen
Set Wallpaper to Home Screen, or add shortcuts, widgets and folders for quick access
to applications and files.
ÐChanging Wallpaper
ÐChanging Themes
ÐAdding Shortcuts
ÐAdding Widgets
ÐAdding Folders
Operations for Rearranging Home Screen
Moving Widgets and Icons
In Home Screen, Touch & Hold target item Drag where to move widget
Deleting Widgets and Icons
In Home Screen, Touch & Hold target item Drag to Remove
Changing Wallpaper
Touch & Hold area of Home Screen without icons Wallpapers
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Tap Wallpaper
Wallpaper is set.
Depending on selected Wallpaper, additional settings may be required. Follow onscreen
instructions.
Changing Themes
Change theme for Home Screen or wallpaper of Lock Screen.
Touch & Hold area of Home Screen without icons Themes
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Tap theme
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OK
Theme is set.
Adding Shortcuts
Add shortcuts for applications.
Touch & Hold area of Home Screen without icons Widgets & Apps
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Apps
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Tap application to add a shortcut to
Shortcut is added.
If settings appear, follow onscreen instructions.
Adding Widgets
The following widgets can be added.
Widget Description
Play Recommendation View contents recommended by Google Play.
Cameras Select capturing mode then launch Camera.
Calendar Show calendar events.
Quick Throw Search and display device to play back handset contents.
Drive Use Google Drive.
Hangouts Chat using photos, pictograms, or videos.
Bookmarks Show Chrome bookmarks.
Music Play back, pause, or skip songs.
Mail (easy mode)/(detail mode) Launch SoftBank Mail.
Top Contacts Show frequently used contacts.
Play-My Library View contents such as videos and e-books.
Clocks Show clock. Tap to launch "Alarm & clock."
Photos and videos View still images or videos.
World clock Show World clock.
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Weather Show weather.
Email Select Email account or the folder to view.
Facebook Buttons Post comment on Facebook or upload images.
Facebook Status View or post Facebook comments.
Gmail Check mails for selected label quickly.
Google Now View information automatically according to time, current
location, or location history.
Google Play Books Read e-books purchased in Google Play Books.
Google+ User Location Show Google+ user location.
Google+ posts View Google+ posts.
Google App Search for web pages or handset.
Lifelog Record and display user's daily activities such as number of
steps, calorie consumption, etc.
OfficeSuite Recent History Show recent history for OfficeSuite documents.
Play Store Show applications provided by Play Store in random order.
Pocket WiFi (1x1)/(2x1)/(4x1) Set tethering.
ReaderTM Store widget Display Sony eBook store "ReaderStore."
Socialife Share Post message to social networks such as Facebook or Twitter.
Socialife Timelines Show one topic from social networks such as Facebook or
Twitter, or favorite news website.
Socialife Headline Show headlines from social networks such as Facebook or
Twitter, or favorite news website.
STAMINA mode Toggle STAMINA mode on/off.
TrackIDTM Show TrackIDTM.
TV SideView Use handset as remote controller for Sony TV.
Twitter (small)/(large) View Twitter tweet comments. Direct posting is also available.
What's New View What's New.
Touch & Hold area of Home Screen without icons Widgets & Apps
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Widgets list opens.
Touch & Hold target widget
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Drag to target location
Widget is added.
If settings appear, follow onscreen instructions.
Adding Folders
In Home Screen, Touch & Hold icon to place in a folder
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Drag the icon above another icon to place in the same folder
Folder is added.
Changing Folder Names
In Home Screen, Tap folder Enter folder name DONE
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Placing/Answering Calls
How to dial directly to make a call and answer a call, as well as options when a call is
arriving/during a call are described.
ÐPlacing Calls
ÐAnswering Calls
ÐIn-Call Screen Layout/In-Call Operations
ÐEmergency Call Location Information
VoLTE (Voice over LTE)
VoLTE (Voice over LTE)
VoLTE is a voice call system using LTE.
Compared with 3G network, it enables calls in higher sound quality and shorter time until call ringback
sounds. (Requires separate subscription.)
Using VoLTE requires handset and other party's handset to meet the following conditions.
Both handset and other party's handset are compatible with SoftBank VoLTE.
Both handset and other party's handset are in 4G LTE (FDD LTE) service area.
* VoLTE is disabled if either handset is out of SoftBank 4G LTE (FDD-LTE) area or using
international roaming.
Preferred network type is set to 4G (preferred)/3G/GSM or 4G/3G ().
Enable VoLTE of Mobile network settings is enabled ( ).
HD Voice
HD Voice supports a range of tones wider than conventional models, which enables calls that have a
more natural and higher sound quality.
Note that HD Voice is enabled when other party's handset supports SoftBank HD Voice.
Call with HD Voice is available with VoLTE and 3G calls.
Adjusting Volume of Call
During a call, Press Volume Up Key/Volume Down Key.
Hints
QDifficulty during call
AIt may not be possible to make a call properly in a noisy location.
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AWhen calling using Speaker, check the call volume. Raising the call volume may make calling
difficult.
QSound pops momentarily during a call
AAre you changing location while calling? Sound pops when signal is weak and handset switches
to a different area.
Emergency Call Cautions
Available Area
Emergency calls for handset is available only in SoftBank service area.
Airplane Mode
Note that Airplane mode disables Emergency calls.
Placing Calls
In Home Screen, (Phone)
Call screen appears.
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Call window opens.
Tap dialpad to enter the other party's number
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Enter area code first for calling landline numbers.
Handset dials number. Call begins when other party answers.
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To end the call,
Call ends.
Calling the Emergency Number When Handset Screen is
Locked
Flick Lock Screen upwards Emergency call Enter number for emergency
service
Available only when Screen lock is set to Pattern/PIN/Password.
See “Security” for the unlock method.
Hints
QCall does not connect
AWas the number dialed using the area code? Dial the number starting with "0."
AAre conditions for calling poor? Call again after moving to an area where signal is
good.
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Answering Calls
When a call arrives, Drag to right
Call begins.
To end the call,
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Call ends.
Missed Calls
When call is not answered, appears on Status Bar.
Drag Status Bar down Tap CALL BACK/MESSAGE in notification to place a call or
send a message.
Drag Status Bar down Tap notification to show Call History.
Operations When Call Arriving/Using Answering Machine
Canceling Ringtone
Press Volume Up Key/Volume Down Key when call is arriving
Answering by Putting a Call on Hold
While a call is arriving, Drag Response options up Put caller on hold To answer the
call, Drag right
The other party hears answer-holding message. To end holding call, reject the call or
the other party ends the call.
Rejecting Call
Drag to left when call is arriving
Rejecting and Sending Message
While a call is arriving, Drag Response options up Reject with message Select
message
Tap Write new message to write message to send.
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Answering Calls While Application is Activated
While a call is arriving, when backlight is on (except for Lock Screen) or application is
activated, notification appears at the top of Display.
While a call is arriving, ANSWER
To reject call, Tap DECLINE.
While a call is arriving, Press to display call arriving screen.
Using Answering Machine
While a call is arriving, Drag Response options up Reject with Answering Machine
Activate Answering Machine in advance. See "Making Call Settings" for details.
Playing Back Recorded Message from Status Bar
When new message is recorded, appears on Status Bar.
Drag Status Bar down Tap notification
Recorded messages list opens. Tap a message to play back.
Playing Back Recorded Message from Call History
When new message is recorded, appears in Call Screen.
In Call Screen, Tap
Recorded message is played back. When the message is played back,
appears.
Deleting a Recorded Message
In Call Screen, Answering Machine settings Messages Touch & Hold a
recorded message Delete/Delete all OK
In-Call Screen Layout/In-Call Operations
During a call, Tap the icon to use the following functions.
䐟
Show using HD Voice call
䐠
䐠
Show image saved to contact
䐡
䐡
Show phone number saved to
contact
䐢
䐢
Show name/phone number saved to
contact
䐣
䐣
Show dialpad to send push signals
while calling
䐤
䐤
Call using Speaker
䐥
䐥
Show call time
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䐦
䐦
Mute your voice to the other party
䐧
䐧
Place call on hold
䐨
䐨
Show Dial window to place a
second call
䐩
䐩
End call
Preventing Erroneous Operations During Call
Turning off Backlight During Call
Handset detects face coming too close during a call and turns off backlight for preventing
erroneous operations. Bring handset away from face or Press to turn on backlight.
Lock Screen During Call
Display is locked after a set period of inactivity even during a call. Alternatively, Press
to lock Display manually. To unlock screen, Press .
When "Power button ends call" is set, Pressing ends call. Instead, Press Volume
Up Key/Down Key to unlock screen while "Power button ends call" is set. For details,
see "Accessibility."
Emergency Call Location Information
If handset is used to place a call to emergency numbers such as 110, 119, or 118, your location is
automatically reported to the emergency organization such as Police. Location report is calculated
from positioning information provided by call accepted base station.
This service requires no application or communication fee.
The emergency organization may not be able to determine your precise location due to where the
call was made or signal conditions. Be sure to give your location and purpose of the call to the
emergency organization.
Location cannot be reported if you dial with caller ID hidden, for example, using "184" prefix.
However, the emergency organization may obtain your location in a life-threatening, etc. crisis.
While using international roaming, Location report is disabled.
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Placing a Call from Contacts/Call History
Make calls quickly using Contacts and Call History.
ÐPlacing a Call from Contacts
ÐPlacing a Call from Call History
Placing a Call from Contacts
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
Contacts appear.
Tap target contact
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Tap number
Handset dials number. Call begins when other party answers.
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To end the call,
Call ends.
Placing a Call from Call History
In Home Screen, (Phone)
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Call screen appears.
Tap target call log
Handset dials number. Call begins when other party answers.
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To end the call,
Call ends.
Operations On Call History
Checking Call History Detail
In Call History, Tap of target log
Detailed log screen appears.
Deleting All Call Logs
In Call History, Clear call log CLEAR
Filtering Call Logs
In Call History, Filter call log Tap option ( )OK
Enabling Answering Machine
In Call History, Answering Machine settings Answering Machine ( )
See "Making Call Settings" for details.
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Optional Services
Use the following optional services.
ÐOptional Services
ÐUsing Call Forwarding
ÐUsing Voicemail
ÐUsing Call Waiting
ÐUsing Group Calling
ÐUsing Caller ID Notification
ÐUsing Call Barring
ÐUsing VoLTE (Voice Call Using LTE)
Optional Services
Use the following optional services.
Service Description
Call Forwarding Divert all/unanswered calls to a preset number.
Voicemail Divert all/unanswered calls to Voicemail Center.
Call Waiting1Answer calls during a call.
Group Calling1Connect multiple lines.
Caller ID Show or hide your number when placing calls.
Call Barring Restrict calls according to situation.
Voice Call Using LTE1Enable LTE for voice call.
1 Requires separate subscription.
Using Call Forwarding
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In Home Screen, (Settings)
Call
Call window opens.
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Voicemail/Call Forwarding
Voicemail/Call Forwarding window opens.
Activate Call Forwarding
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All calls/Unanswered calls Enter phone number to forward to OK
If Unanswered calls is selected, set ring time.
Select phone number to forward to from Contacts.
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OK
Call Forwarding is activated.
Deactivating Voicemail/Call Forwarding
In Voicemail/Call Forwarding window, Deactivate service DEACTIVATE OK
Voicemail/Call Forwarding is deactivated.
Using Voicemail
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Call
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Call window opens.
Voicemail/Call Forwarding
Voicemail/Call Forwarding window opens.
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Activate Voicemail
All calls/Unanswered calls
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If Unanswered calls is selected, set ring time.
OK
Voicemail is activated.
When new message is recorded, appears on Status Bar. Drag Status Bar down and Tap New
voicemail, then follow the voice prompts.
Deactivating Voicemail/Call Forwarding
In Voicemail/Call Forwarding window, Deactivate service DEACTIVATE OK
Voicemail/Call Forwarding is deactivated.
Using Call Waiting
This service requires subscription.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Call
Call window opens.
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Additional settings
Call waiting ( )
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Call Waiting is activated.
When a second call arrives during a call, Call Waiting tone is heard. Drag right to answer.
Using Group Calling
This service requires subscription.
During a call, Add call
Call screen appears.
Enter phone number
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Call is added.
In Call Screen, Tap a contact on "Top Contacts" or "RECENT CALLS" to add a call.
When the other party answers, Merge
Group Calling starts.
Using Caller ID Notification
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Call
Call window opens.
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Additional settings
Caller ID Hide number/Show number
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Caller ID is set.
Using Call Barring
Restrict call and SMS.
If a call or SMS is attempted while calling is restricted, a message appears. Message may take
time to appear in some areas.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Call
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Call window opens.
Call Barring
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Tap target option to restrict
ENABLE
Call Barring is set.
To disable all call barring, Tap Deactivate Call Barring, then Tap DISABLE.
Using VoLTE (Voice Call Using LTE)
This service requires subscription.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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More
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Mobile networks Enable VoLTE ( )
VoLTE is enabled.
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Making Call Settings
ÐMaking Call Settings
Making Call Settings
Make call-related settings. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Phone ringtone Set ringtone.
Also vibrate for calls Enable vibration for ringtone.
Increasing ringtone Set whether to increase ringtone gradually.
Phone account settings Make settings for an IP call account.
Dialpad tones Set whether to sound when Tapping dialpad.
Answering Machine Set Answering Machine.
Reject call with
message
Edit messages for sending when rejecting a call.
Call Blocking Set call rejection.
TTY mode Make settings for TTY Mode.
Hearing aids Activate Hearing aids.
Voicemail/Call
Forwarding
Set use or operations of Voicemail/Call Forwarding.
For details, see "Optional Services."
Call Barring Restrict call/SMS.
For details, see "Using Call Barring."
Additional settings Set Caller ID or Call waiting.
For details, see "Using Call Waiting," "Using Caller ID Notification."
Equalizer Adjust call sound quality.
Slow talk Slow the other party's talking speed.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Call
Call window opens.
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Set items
Call-related settings are complete.
Call Settings Operations
Enabling Answering Machine
Enable Answering Machine to receive the other party's message for unanswered calls. It
is different feature from Voicemail service.
In Call settings, Answering Machine Answering Machine ( )
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Change ring time or set whether to enable Answering Machine during International
roaming.
Playing Back Recorded Messages
In Call settings, Answering Machine Messages Tap recorded message
Recorded message is played back.
Deleting a Recorded Message
In Call settings, Answering Machine Messages Touch & Hold a recorded
message Delete/Delete all OK
Setting Call Blocking
Set blocks by call type.
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In Call settings, Call Blocking Block calls ( ) Confirm Note for emergency call,
OK Tap type of call to block ( )
Call Blocking is set.
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Using Contacts
Save phone numbers, mail addresses, etc. to Contacts.
ÐAdding New Contacts
ÐChecking Contacts
ÐContacts Screen Layout
ÐEditing Contacts
ÐDeleting Contacts
Contacts Cautions
If handset is left uncharged, contact may be altered/lost. Accident or malfunction may also cause loss
or change to information. It is recommended that you keep a separate copy of contacts and other
important information. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for any damages from lost or changed
contacts.
Adding New Contacts
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
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Contacts appear.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Enter items SAVE
Contact is added.
Saving Contacts from Call Window
Save a number entered in call window directly to Contacts.
In Home Screen, (Phone) Tap dialpad to enter number to save Add to
Contacts
Checking Contacts
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
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Contacts appear.
Tap contact to check
Contact details appear.
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Contacts Screen Layout
Item Description
Favorites tab Show Favorites list.
Contacts tab Show contacts list.
ICE Save medical
information or
relatives' contacts in
case of emergencies.
Myself View or edit your
contact.
Contact Tap to show contact
details.
Search Search contacts.
Menu Make contact settings.
Groups tab Show contact groups.
Index Show index to search
contact by Japanese
syllabary or
alphabetical order.
Add new Add a new contact.
Editing Contacts
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
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Contacts appear.
Tap target contact
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Edit items SAVE
Contact changes are complete.
Deleting Contacts
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
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Contacts appear.
Mark several
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Tap target contact
Only one contact is also selectable. To select all contacts, Tap 0 selected and Mark all.
DELETE
Contacts are deleted.
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Importing Contacts
ÐImporting Contacts from SD Card
Importing Contacts from SD Card
Import (load) contacts that are backed up on SD Card.
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
Contacts appear.
Import contacts
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SD card
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Follow onscreen instructions
Contacts are imported.
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Backing Up Contacts
ÐBacking Up Contacts to SD Card
Backing Up Contacts to SD Card
Back up (save) contacts to SD Card.
In Home Screen, (Contacts)
Contacts appear.
Export contacts
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SD card
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OK
Contacts are saved to SD Card.
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Messaging
ÐS! Mail
ÐSMS
ÐGmail
ÐEmail
S! Mail
Exchange messages with S! Mail-compatible SoftBank handsets and email compatible devices
(other mobiles, PCs, etc.) beyond SMS character entry limit; attach media files.
SMS
Exchange short messages (up to 140 single-byte characters) using handset numbers as addresses.
Gmail
Use Google's webmail service.
Email
Use email (POP3/IMAP4) on handset.
Set up an email account beforehand.
Sending/receiving email on handset syncs handset and mail server; sent/received messages (in
the POP protocol, received messages only) are also accessible from PCs.
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S! Mail Initial Setup
ÐSetting Up S! Mail Initially
Setting Up S! Mail Initially
When activating mail for the first time, complete setup to send/receive S! Mail using Wi-Fi and to
import sent/received SMS by (Hangouts).
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Setup to Wi-Fi connection window opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Set Now
Wi-Fi connection setup is complete.
To perform setup later, Tap Set Later.
OK
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To perform setup later, Tap Later.
OK Airplane mode ( )
OK
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OK Airplane mode ( )
Initial settings are made.
Description for S! Mail Initial Setup
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Completing Wi-Fi Connection Setup for S! Mail via Menu Items
If you Tap Set Later at initial startup, complete setup to send/receive S! Mail using Wi-Fi
as follows.
In thread list, Send/Receive Settings Wi-Fi Connection
Importing Mails Received with Default SMS Application Later
If you Tap Set Later at initial startup, complete importing mails received with default SMS
application as follows.
In thread list, Common Settings Mail Save&Load Copy Messages Follow
onscreen instructions
Cautions for Sending/Receiving S! Mail Using Wi-Fi
International S! Mail Transmission Fees
Transmission fees apply when sending international S! Mail messages even if Wi-Fi is in
use.
S! Mail Reception while Display is Completely Dark (Screen Lock Active)
To receive S! Mail messages using Wi-Fi even when Display is completely dark (Screen
lock active), disable Wi-Fi sleep policy in Advanced Wi-Fi settings.
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Thread List/Folder List
View mail in folder list or thread list.
Thread list view is described here.
ÐSwitching between Thread List and Folder List
ÐThread List
ÐFolder List
Folder List
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Switching between Thread List and Folder List
In Home Screen, (Mail)
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Tap name of the current list view
Tap name of the list view to change to
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The list view switches.
Alternatively, Tap at bottom of window when SMS/S!Mail Automatic Switching is activated
().
Thread List
Sent and received S! Mail/SMS is displayed sorted by recipient. When viewing messages exchanged
with Yamamoto-san, messages are displayed as a conversation with Yamamoto-san within a single
thread.
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Thread with mailing contact
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Message text entry field
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Exchanged message content
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Send S! Mail/SMS
Folder List
Messages are sorted and saved in folders such as Inbox, Sent Box, and created subfolders.
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Sending S! Mail/SMS
ÐSending S! Mail/SMS
Sending S! Mail/SMS
In Home Screen, (Mail)
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Alternatively, enter phone numbers or email addresses in Recipient field directly.
Phonebook/Outgoing History/Incoming History/Mail Group
Tap Phonebook,Outgoing History, or Incoming History to select recipients from Address Book,
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Outgoing History, or Incoming History.
Tap Mail Group to select a mail group and set all the members on the list as recipients.
Select recipients OK
Tap Phonebook/Outgoing History/Incoming History/Mail Group to change recipient lists.
After setting recipients, Tap to check recipients' phone numbers/email addresses or set
them to Cc/Bcc.
To send as S! Mail, set Cc or Bcc.
To delete a recipient, Tap and then . Alternatively, Tap and then Delete
recipient.
Tap Subject/Compose email field Enter subject/text
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Tap to attach a file. See "Attaching Files" for details.
To send as S! Mail, enter subject or attach file.
Send
S! Mail/SMS is sent.
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Failed S! Mail/SMS messages are saved as drafts.
Sending S! Mail/SMS
Switching S! Mail/SMS
S! Mail and SMS switch automatically when sending, depending on whether there is a
subject, text length, etc.
Check with indication at the top of screen when creating a message.
䞉When "S! Mail" appears, send as S! Mail.
䞉When "SMS" appears, send as SMS.
To select (S! Mail) or (SMS) when creating mail, in Home Screen, Tap
(Mail) Common Settings SMS/S!Mail Automatic Switching ().
About Drafts
When is Tapped while creating S! Mail or SMS, the message is saved as a draft.
Drafts are indicated as in thread list, and are saved to Draft Box in folder list. Open
an S! Mail/SMS draft to edit and send it.
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Sending Decore Mail by S! Mail
ÐUsing a Template
ÐDecorating S! Mail
Using a Template
Choose from a variety of designs to decorate mail.
In Home Screen, (Mail) Tap Compose email field Template Flick
left/right to select template
SELECT
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If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Enter recipients Enter subject Enter text Send
Decore mail is sent.
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Decorating S! Mail
While entering message text, Tap decoration type
Message is ready to be decorated.
Flick left/right to view other decoration types.
Decorate following onscreen instructions
Decorate while entering message text.
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Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS
Handset receives S! Mail/SMS messages automatically by default. Optionally, retrieve
messages manually, and also retrieve all messages stored on the server.
ÐOpening New S! Mail/SMS
ÐRetrieving S! Mail/SMS Manually
ÐRetrieving Server Mail
ÐReplying to S! Mail/SMS
ÐForwarding S! Mail/SMS
Opening New S! Mail/SMS
When message arrives, new message notice and Notification Indicator appear.
Tap notice
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S! Mail/SMS message window opens.
To view new message from Notification Indicator, Drag Status Bar down for Notifications Window,
then Tap corresponding notification.
For two or more new email messages, thread list opens.
Spam Mail
Set spam filtering to move messages from senders not in Address Book to Spam Thread.
New mail notification does not appear. To check messages moved to Spam Thread:
In Home Screen, (Mail) Spam mail
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Retrieving S! Mail/SMS Manually
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Mail is received.
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Retrieving Server Mail
In Home Screen, (Mail) Handle Server Mail
Receive whole content for all server mails/Receive subject and sender for all server
mails
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Server mail is received.
Replying to S! Mail/SMS
In S! Mail/SMS message window, /
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Enter text Send
Message is sent.
Forwarding S! Mail/SMS
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
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Enter recipient(s) Enter text Send
Message is forwarded.
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Managing S! Mail/SMS
ÐViewing S! Mail/SMS
ÐThread List
ÐThread Details Window
ÐS! Mail/SMS Message Window
ÐBacking Up S! Mail/SMS Data
ÐRestoring S! Mail/SMS Data
ÐMoving S! Mail/SMS Data (Export)
ÐMoving S! Mail/SMS Data (Import)
Viewing S! Mail/SMS
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Thread list opens.
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Tap target thread
Thread details appear.
To view drafts and unsent messages, Tap thread with to open thread details including
draft/unsent messages.
Tap message
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S! Mail/SMS message window opens.
Widgets
Widgets allow message information to be viewed from Home Screen. Widgets appear in
simple (top of Display) and detailed (bottom of Display) views. Check number of unread
messages in simple view. Check date/time and preview of messages in addition to
number of unread messages in detailed view. Content of latest message appears if all
messages are read.
Message Operations
Deleting All Server Mail
In thread list, Handle Server Mail Delete all mails Delete OK
Checking Available Storage on Mail Server
In thread list, Handle Server Mail Check storage space
Protecting Messages
In thread details window, Touch & Hold message
To cancel protection, Tap again.
Saving Attachments
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In S! Mail/SMS message window, Tap () of attachments to save Save
Deleting Threads in Thread List
In thread list, Touch & Hold message Delete
To select several messages, Touch & Hold first message, then Tap other messages.
Deleting Message in Thread Details Window
In thread details window, Touch & Hold message Delete
Reporting Spam in Thread Details Window
In thread details window, Touch & Hold message Yes
Only one message can be selected.
Reporting Spam in S! Mail/SMS Message Window
In S! Mail/SMS message window, Declare Spam Yes
Listing Addresses of Sender/Recipients in Thread Details Window
In thread details window, List Address
Listing Addresses of Sender/Recipients in S! Mail/SMS Message Window
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
Thread List
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Sender/date & time sent, received,
saved, etc.
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Icon Description
Unread message exists
Draft
Send failure
Thread Details Window
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Sender/subject/text/date & time
sent, received, saved, etc.
Icon Description
Delivery Report
High Priority
Low Priority
Protected
Scheduled Sending
Send Failure
Scheduled Auto Resend
Draft
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S! Mail/SMS Message Window
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Sender/recipients/subject/date &
time sent, received, saved, etc.
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Message text
Indicator Description
Sender/recipients list. Tap for list of addresses
included in sender/recipient fields.
Delivery report. Tap for report. Appears for sent
messages.
Attachment. Tap to save attachment.
Backing Up S! Mail/SMS Data
Back up message data on handset to SD Card or other media.
Back up message data saved on handset. Data for all messages must be backed up together at
the same time.
If SD Card is not installed, messages are backed up in handset memory.
In Home Screen, (Mail)
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Common Settings
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Mail Save&Load
Backup/Restore
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Backup(S!Mail Specific) OK
OK Airplane mode ( )
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Backup starts.
OK Airplane mode ( )
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Backup is complete.
Restoring S! Mail/SMS Data
Restore message data backed up to SD Card or other media to handset.
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Common Settings
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Mail Save&Load
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Backup/Restore
Restore(S!Mail Specific) OK
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OK Airplane mode ( )
Tap files to restore OK
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Restore starts.
OK Airplane mode ( )
Restore is complete.
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Moving S! Mail/SMS Data (Export)
Export message data on handset in vMessage format to SD Card or other media. vMessage format
is compatible with other smartphones and SoftBank mobile phones (3G).
Export either received message data, sent message data, drafts, or unsent message data saved
on handset all together. Data for all messages must be saved together at the same time.
If SD Card is not installed, messages are exported in handset memory.
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Common Settings
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Mail Save&Load
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Export/Import
Export(vMessage) OK
If download confirmation and terms of agreement appear, follow onscreen instructions.
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Tap message category ᐇ⾜
Export starts.
OK
Export is complete.
Exporting Message Data
Where Message Data is Exported
Exported message data is saved to the locations below in SD Card or handset memory.
Received message data: private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Inbox/Inbox.BCK
Sent message data: private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Sent Messages/Sent Messages.BCK
Draft/unsent message data: private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Drafts/Drafts.BCK
Filenames of Exported Data
Filenames of exported data are formatted as the year, month, and date saved to SD
Card/handset memory. For example, message data saved on June 1st, 2015 is
formatted as "15060100.vmg." Several files saved on the same day are formatted
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starting as "15060101.vmg," with the last two digits increasing sequentially. If handset
clock is unset, formatting appears as "XXXXXX.vmg."
Moving S! Mail/SMS Data (Import)
Import message data exported to SD Card or other media in vMessage format to handset.
To import data from a previously used mobile phone, etc., first save the data you want to import to
SD Card or other media.
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Common Settings
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Mail Save&Load
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Export/Import
Import(vMessage) OK
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Tap message category OK
OK Airplane mode ( )
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Tap files to restore OK
Import starts.
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OK Airplane mode ( )
Contacts are imported.
Importing Message Data
Where Message Data is Imported
Imported message data is loaded to the locations below in SD Card or handset memory.
Received message data: private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Inbox/Inbox.BCK
Sent message data: private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Sent Messages/Sent Messages.BCK
Draft/unsent message data: private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Drafts/Drafts.BCK
Importing Message Data with Security Set
This application also imports messages for which privacy settings, such as secret mode,
were configured on a previous mobile phone. Imported data can be viewed.
Unimportable Message Data
Message data that was encrypted and backed up on a previous mobile phone cannot be
imported with this application.
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Operations When Creating S! Mail/SMS
Use these functions when sending, replying to, or forwarding messages.
ÐAttaching Files
ÐSpecifying Date/Time to Send
ÐEntering Emoji Pictograms
ÐPreviewing before Sending
ÐSetting Priority Levels
ÐRequesting Delivery Reports
ÐDeleting Message Drafts
ÐSwitching to S! Mail
ÐSwitching to SMS
Attaching Files
While creating S! Mail,
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Tap file category Follow onscreen instructions
File is attached.
Specifying Date/Time to Send
Create a message to be sent automatically at a specific time.
After entering recipients/subject/message text, Sending Reservation
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Specify date to send on Set
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Specify time to send at Set
OK
Message is saved to drafts folder, and automatically sent at the specified time on the specified
date.
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Entering Emoji Pictograms
While entering subject/message text,
Tap emoji
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Emoji is entered.
Tap My PIC while entering message text to select My pictograms.
Tap on the My pictogram tab to select My pictograms saved to SD Card/handset memory.
Previewing before Sending
Check how created S! Mail/SMS will be viewed.
While creating S! Mail/SMS, Preview
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Preview opens.
Setting Priority Levels
While creating S! Mail, Set priority
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Tap priority level OK
Priority level is set.
Requesting Delivery Reports
While creating S! Mail/SMS, Delivery reports
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Request a delivery report for this message you send ( ) OK
Requesting of delivery reports is set.
Deleting Message Drafts
Delete a message that is being created without saving it as a draft.
While creating S! Mail/SMS, Delete
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Delete
Mail draft is discarded.
Switching to S! Mail
Available when SMS/S!Mail Automatic Switching is deactivated. See "Common Settings" for details.
While creating SMS, Switch to S!Mail
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OK
Handset switches to S! Mail.
Switching to SMS
Available when SMS/S!Mail Automatic Switching is deactivated. See "Common Settings" for details.
While creating S! Mail, Switch to SMS
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OK
Handset switches to SMS.
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S! Mail/SMS Settings
Make settings for S! Mail/SMS.
ÐCommon Settings
ÐSend/Receive Settings
ÐMail Group Settings
ÐNumber/Address Settings
Common Settings
Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Message Notice Set items indicating in notice for new messages.
Sound/Vibration Set ringtone, vibration, new mail lamp, etc. for
new messages.
Thread Mode Enable conversation thread view for messages.
Color Style Setting Set the screen design.
Font Size options Set the font size.
SMS/S!Mail Automatic Switching Set whether to switch automatically between
S! Mail and SMS when sending.
Show Subject Field Set whether to display subject input field in thread
mode.
Double enlarge image Show small images at double-size.
My Pictogram Setting Change the display order of or delete My
pictograms.
Decore Picture Setting Change the display order of or delete decore
pictures.
Mail Save&Load Back up/restore message data or export/import
message data in vMessage format. vMessage
format is compatible with other smartphones and
SoftBank mobile phones (3G).
Spam mail folder Enable sorting of messages from senders not in
Address Book to Spam Box.
Initialization Return message settings to defaults.
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Advanced Settings Enable old messages to be automatically deleted
and set number of messages that can be saved.
Check used space on SD Card and handset.
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Common Settings Set each item
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Setting is complete.
Send/Receive Settings
Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Receive Settings Make S! Mail/SMS receive settings. Set what
portions of S! Mail to first retrieve, and whether to
automatically check new messages when
activating S! Mail.
Send Settings Make S! Mail/SMS send settings. Set whether to
quote a message when replying, whether to
request delivery reports for sent messages, and
whether to show confirmations.
Wi-Fi Connection Make S! Mail settings for Wi-Fi connections.
SMS Send/Receive Settings Set the application used for sending/receiving
SMS.
Display Progress Set whether to send and receive messages in the
background.
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In Home Screen, (Mail)
Send/Receive Settings Set each item
Setting is complete.
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Mail Group Settings
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Mail Group Settings
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Mail Group Settings open.
Mail Group Setting Operations
Adding a Mail Group
In Mail Group Settings, Add Mail Group Enter group name OK
To enter emoji pictograms, Tap .
Adding Members to a Group
In Mail Group Settings, Tap group Add Group Member Phonebook/Outgoing
History/Incoming History/Direct Input Select/enter contact to add OK
Editing a Group Name
In Mail Group Settings, Touch & Hold group Edit group name OK
To enter emoji pictograms, Tap .
Deleting a Group
In Mail Group Settings, Tap next to group Delete
Deleting Members
In Mail Group Settings, Tap group Tap next to member Delete
Number/Address Settings
Settings and viewing can be made for the following items.
Item Description
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Phone Number View phone number.
Mail Address View mail address.
Change Mail Address Navigate to My SoftBank to change mail address, etc.
In Home Screen, (Mail)
Number/Address Settings Set each item
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Setting is complete.
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Using Gmail
Use Google's webmail service.
ÐAdding an Account
ÐSwitching Accounts
ÐCreating/Sending Gmail
ÐOpening New Gmail
ÐOpening Gmail
ÐDeleting an Account
Adding an Account
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Accounts Add account
Select account to add Follow onscreen instructions
The account is added.
Switching Accounts
In Home Screen, (Google) (Gmail)
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Mail list opens.
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Tap account to switch to
Account switches.
Creating/Sending Gmail
In Home Screen, (Google) (Gmail)
Mail list opens.
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Mail composition window opens.
Enter recipient/subject/mail text
Message is sent.
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Operations when Composing Gmail
Adding Cc/Bcc
In mail composition window, in recipient Enter recipients
Attaching Still Images/Videos
In mail composition window, Attach file Select application Select file to
attach
Saving as a Draft (Send Later)
While composing mail, Save draft
Mail is saved as a draft for later.
Deleting Mail Being Composed
In mail composition window, Discard
Opening New Gmail
When new Gmail arrives, /appears in Status Bar.
Drag Status Bar down to open Notifications Window
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Notifications Window opens.
Tap new Gmail
The new received Gmail message opens.
For two or more new Gmail messages, Gmail list opens. Tap new Gmail to open.
Opening Gmail
In Home Screen, (Google) (Gmail)
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Mail list opens.
Tap target mail
Gmail message opens.
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Operations when Opening Gmail
Replying to Mail
In Gmail message window, Compose mail
To reply to all recipients, Reply all.
Forwarding Mail
In Gmail message window, Forward Compose mail
Resetting Mail as Unread
Touch & Hold mail to be set as unread in email list
Deleting Mail
Touch & Hold mail to be deleted in email list
Syncing Accounts Manually
In Gmail list, Drag screen down
Sync sent and received email messages manually at any time regardless of the
automatic sync settings.
Deleting an Account
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Accounts Tap account category
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Tap account(s) to delete Remove account REMOVE ACCOUNT
The account is deleted.
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Using Email
ÐSetting an Account
ÐAdding an Account
ÐCreating/Sending Email
ÐOpening New Email
ÐOpening Email
ÐDeleting an Account
Setting an Account
Check username (user ID), password, server name, etc. beforehand for the email account.
In Home Screen, (Email)
A window for adding an account appears the first time only.
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Follow onscreen instructions to set account
Email is set.
Adding an Account
In Home Screen, (Email)
Email list opens.
Settings
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Add account
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Follow onscreen instructions
An email account is added.
Creating/Sending Email
In Home Screen, (Email)
Email list opens.
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Mail composition window opens.
Enter recipients/subject/mail text SEND
Message is sent.
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Opening New Email
When new email arrives, appears in Status Bar.
Drag Status Bar down to open Notifications Window
Notifications Window opens.
Tap new email
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The new received email message opens.
For two or more new email messages, email list opens.
Opening Email
In Home Screen, (Email)
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Email list opens.
Tap target mail
Email message opens.
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Operations when Opening Email
Resetting Mail as Unread
Touch & Hold mail to be set as unread in email list
Deleting Mail
Touch & Hold mail in email list DELETE
Syncing Accounts Manually
Switch to the account to be synced, and Tap Refresh
Sync sent and received email messages manually at any time regardless of the
automatic sync settings.
Deleting an Account
In Home Screen, (Email)
Email list opens.
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Settings
Tap the account to delete Delete account OK
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The account is deleted.
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Using Chrome
Use the browser simply by entering search words and URLs.
ÐUsing Chrome
ÐAdding Bookmarks
ÐShowing Browsed History
ÐOpening New Tabs
ÐSetting Chrome
SSL/TLS
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) are protocols for encrypting
sent/received data. While in a screen connected by SSL/TLS, data is encrypted to safely send/receive
private information, credit card numbers, corporate secrets, etc., and provide protection against online
threats (eavesdropping, falsification, impersonation, etc.).
SSL/TLS Cautions
When opening a secured page, users must decide as their responsibility whether or not to open the
page with use of SSL/TLS. SoftBank Corp. and the Certification Authorities Symantec Website
Security G.K. and Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd. make no guarantees whatsoever to users regarding
security of SSL/TLS.
Using Chrome
In Home Screen, (Google) (Chrome)
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Chrome opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap URL in text message (SMS) or mail to automatically activate Chrome.
Tap entry box at top Enter search words or URL Go
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Search results appear or a Web page opens.
Chrome Operations
My SoftBank Sign-in
In My SoftBank, check your charges or points, change subscriptions or mail address, or
set spam countermeasure.
In Chrome, Bookmarks MySoftBank Follow onscreen instructions
Searching within Web Page
In Web page, Find in page Enter search text
Search results are shown highlighted.
Adding Bookmarks
In Home Screen, (Google) (Chrome)
Chrome opens.
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Show Web page to add
Add bookmark window opens.
Check/change name, URL, etc. Save
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Current Web page is added to Bookmarks.
Bookmark Operations
Editing Bookmarks
In Chrome, Bookmarks Touch & Hold target bookmark Edit bookmark
Edit items Save
Deleting Bookmarks
In Chrome, Bookmarks Touch & Hold target bookmark Delete bookmark
Showing Browsed History
In Home Screen, (Google) (Chrome)
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Chrome opens.
History
History opens.
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Tap target history
Web page opens.
Opening New Tabs
Open several tabs to switch between Web pages easily.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Chrome)
Chrome opens.
New tab
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New tab appears.
To switch tabs, Tap , and then Tap target tab.
Setting Chrome
Make various settings for Chrome.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Chrome)
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Chrome opens.
Settings Set items
Setting is complete.
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Capturing Still Images/Videos
ÐCapturing Still Images
ÐCapturing Videos
ÐPhoto/Video Viewfinder Layout
Capturing Still Images/Videos
File Format for Still Images
File format for still images is JPEG.
File Format for Videos
Camera supports MPEG4 format.
Camera Cautions
If Lens Becomes Dirty
Fingerprints/smudges on lens prevent capturing of clear still images/videos. Wipe lens with a soft cloth
beforehand.
Avoiding Exposure to Direct Sunlight
Be careful not to expose lens to direct sunlight for long periods. May discolor color filter and affect
color of images.
Cautions on Capturing Still Images/Videos
Copyrights and Portrait Rights
Still images and videos captured by handset are prohibited by copyright law from use without consent
of the copyright holders, unless intended for personal use or any other purpose permitted by law. Also,
use or alteration of another person's portrait or name without his or her permission may be a violation
of portrait rights.
When you post recorded still images and videos on Internet Web pages, etc., make sure to observe
copyrights and portrait rights. Note that some performances, shows, and exhibitions may place
limitations on recording even for personal use. Transmission of images protected by copyright or
beyond the scope provided in copyright law is not possible.
Capturing or Sending Images
Be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and sending photos using
Camera.
Causing a public nuisance by using handset may be punishable under law.
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Camera Cautions
All captured still images are saved to handset memory or SD Card. Insert SD Card before using
Camera.
If handset temperature rises, Camera may not activate or may stop operation.
Shutter sound or capturing start/stop sound may be faint if commercially available earphone set or
Bluetooth®device is connected to handset.
Capturing at high resolution requires significant memory.
If autofocus frame does not appear when capturing still images, the subject may be out of focus.
At a high ISO setting, images will be bright even in low-light conditions and have no camera shake, but
will be grainy (noise).
At a low ISO setting, images will be clear (no noise), but will also be dark when captured in low-light
conditions and may be blurry with camera shake.
Do not cover Mic when capturing videos.
Capture videos with adequate battery charge.
Flash/Photo Light Warning
Do not shine Flash/Photo Light close to eyes. Do not look at Flash/Photo Light directly while in use. Do
not shine Mobile Light at other people's eyes. May affect eyesight, etc.
Capturing Still Images
Captured still images are saved to handset (memory).
When SD Card is inserted, saving destination can be changed to SD Card.
(Long Press)
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Viewfinder appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Alternatively, Tap in Home Screen, and Tap (Camera) to activate Camera.
If there is no operation for about 3 minutes on Viewfinder (about 30 seconds if activated using
"Quick launch"), Camera operation ends.
Aim Camera at subject Check Viewfinder, then
Shutter clicks and still image is saved.
Capturing Operations (Still Images)
Using Zoom
Press Volume Key
Pinch/Spread fingers on Viewfinder to zoom in/out.
Volume Key operations vary by setting of Use Volume key as. At time of purchase,
"Zoom" is set.
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Capturing with Camera Key
(Long Press) Aim Camera at subject
To capture using autofocus, Press halfway until autofocus frame changes to
blue and shutter tone sounds, then Press down all the way.
Capturing with "Touch capture"
Use Touch capture when Capturing mode is set to "Superior auto," "Manual," "Sound
Photo" or "Sweep Panorama." Turn on "Touch capture" before capturing.
(Long Press) Tap indicator to select Capturing mode Tap " " tab
Tap or Drag right on "Touch capture" Tap Viewfinder
Viewing Thumbnails
Tap thumbnail image at upper right on Viewfinder
Captured still image opens.
Capturing Videos
(Long Press)
Viewfinder appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Alternatively, Tap in Home Screen, and Tap (Camera) to activate Camera.
If there is no operation for about 3 minutes on Viewfinder (about 30 seconds if activated using
"Quick launch"), Camera operation ends.
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Aim Camera at subject Check Viewfinder, then
Video recording starts.
To pause, Tap or to resume, Tap .
To stop recording,
Video recording stops and video is saved.
Capturing Operations (Videos)
Using Zoom
Press Volume Key
Pinch/Spread fingers on Viewfinder to zoom in/out.
Volume Key operations vary by setting of Use Volume key as. At time of purchase,
"Zoom" is set.
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Capturing Still Image While Recording Video
While recording video,
Image resolution varies by Video resolution setting.
Capturing with Camera Key
Use Camera Key when Capturing mode is set to "Manual," "4K video" or "Timeshift
video."
(Long Press) Tap icon to select Capturing mode When "Manual" is set, Tap
to show Viewfinder Press to start/stop capturing
Capturing with "Touch capture"
Use Camera Key when Capturing mode is set to "Manual," "4K video" or "Timeshift
video." Turn on "Touch capture" before capturing.
(Long Press) Tap indicator to select Capturing mode When "Manual" is set,
Tap to show Viewfinder Tap " " tab Tap or Drag right of
"Touch capture" Tap Viewfinder to start/stop capturing
Viewing Thumbnails
Tap thumbnail image at upper right on Viewfinder
Captured still image opens.
Photo/Video Viewfinder Layout
䐟
Zoom indicator
䐠
Autofocus frame
䐡
Status Indicators area: Smile shutter, Geotagging or other set item are shown.
䐢
Thumbnail: Tap to view captured still image or open video playback window.
䐣
Setting Indicators area
䐤
Camera Switch: Switch between Camera and Front Camera.
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䐥
䐥
Option Menu: Make Camera settings.
䐦
Shutter Icon (Still image)/Pause Icon (Video)
䐧
Start/Stop Recording Icon (Video)
䐨
Scene Indicator: Recognized Scene mode when "Superior auto" is set. Other
indicator appears when Camera is moving or fixed, or subject is moving.
䐩
Capturing mode Icon: Set Capturing mode.
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Viewing Captured Still Images/Videos
(Album)
ÐShowing Still Images/Videos
Showing Still Images/Videos
Show captured or downloaded still images/videos. Supported file formats are as follow.
Type File Format
Still image JPEG (.jpeg, .jpg), GIF (.gif), PNG (.png), BMP (.bmp), WEBP (.webp)
Video H263 (.3gp, .3gpp, .mp4, .m4v), H264 (.3gp, .3gpp, .mp4, .m4v, .mnv),
H265 (.mp4), MPEG2 (.ts), MPEG4 (.3gp, .3gpp, .mp4, .m4v), VP8
(.webm, .mkv), VP9 (.webm), Xvid (.avi, .xvid, .mkv)
In Home Screen, (Album)
Images are shown in chronological order.
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When using Album for the first time, service guide screen appears. When Tapping SIGN UP or
LOG IN, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap still image/video
Image playback appears.
Tap window to show captured date & time or option menu icons.
For Burst with longpress files, Tap the still image.
For Sound Photo files, the sound is played back.
For Timeshift video files containing slow motion, appears.
For video, Tap and follow onscreen instructions.
To select other files, Tap to return to list, then select file again or Flick playback window left or
right.
Operations when Viewing Still Images/Videos
Zooming In or Out Still Image
Tap Display twice or pinch to check a still image
Playing Burst with longpress Files in Slideshow
In still image playback,
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Editing Captured Still Images (Album)
ÐRotating Still Images
ÐTrimming Still Images
Rotating Still Images
In Home Screen, (Album)
Still image/video list opens.
Tap still image
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Still image playback appears.
In still image playback, Tap a screen Rotate
Still image is rotated and overwritten.
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Trimming Still Images
Operation using Photo editor application is explained here.
In Home Screen, (Album)
Still image/video list opens.
Tap still image
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Still image playback appears.
In still image playback, Tap a screen Crop
Cropping window opens.
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If application selection appears, select "Photo editor."
Adjust cropping frame by Dragging
SAVE
Cropped still image is saved as a separate file.
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Sharing Still Images and Videos
Album lets you send still images and videos using email or multimedia messages. You
can also send them to a PC or another phone using Bluetooth®.
ÐSending Still Images or Videos by Email
ÐSending Still Images or Videos Using Bluetooth®
Sending Still Images or Videos by Email
Send still images/videos as email attachments.
In Home Screen, (Album)
Still image/video list opens.
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Tap still image/video to share
Image playback appears.
To select multiple items, Touch & Hold an image to turn on multiple select. Then, Tap all the items
you want to include.
Tap the Image playback Mail/Email/Gmail
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Follow onscreen instructions.
If you have multiple email accounts, the default email account will be used.
Sending Still Images or Videos Using Bluetooth®
You can select several still images, videos, or both and send them to someone's phone or your
computer using Bluetooth®.
In Home Screen, (Album)
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Still image/video list opens.
Tap still image/video to share
Image playback appears.
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In image playback, Tap a screen Bluetooth
Follow onscreen instructions.
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Making Camera Settings
Switch Camera mode according to your purpose. Set Camera operations according to
your purpose.
ÐSwitching Capturing Mode
ÐSetting Camera Functioning
Switching Capturing Mode
Switch Capturing mode according to your purpose. Selectable modes are the following.
In Capturing mode selection, Tap +Apps/DOWNLOADABLE tab to download and add Camera
application to Capturing mode selection. Applications downloaded by "AR fun," "AR effect," or
"+Apps" will be stored in internal storage.
Capturing mode Description
Superior auto Capture still images or videos with automatically optimized settings.
Camera detects conditions such as moving ( ), fixed ( ), or
moving subject ( ), recognizes scenes, and captures still images
or videos automatically at most suitable setting.
Manual Change Camera settings for still images or video capturing
manually.
Style portrait Check various image effects and enjoy self-photography.
AR mask Paste your face on your friend's to make still images or videos more
fun.
Face in picture Use Camera and Front Camera to capture still images or videos that
include yourself.
Sound Photo Record conversation or sound with still images.
AR fun Capture with virtual objects to make still images or videos more fun.
Multi camera Connect friend's camera to capture multi-viewed still images or
videos.
4K video Capture high resolution 4K videos.
Timeshift video Select best moment from video captured at 120fps to show in
slow-motion.
AR effect Capture still images or videos against a virtual world such as the age
of the dinosaurs or under the sea.
Creative effect Add various effects to capture impressive still images or videos.
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Sweep Panorama Move Camera to capture a panorama photo.
Move Camera keeping the arrow aligned on the center line of the
white frame on Viewfinder to capture.
(Long Press)
Viewfinder appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Alternatively, Tap in Home Screen, and Tap (Camera) to activate Camera.
If there is no operation for about 3 minutes on Viewfinder (about 30 seconds if activated using
"Quick launch"), Camera operation ends.
Tap the indicator Select a Capturing mode
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Capturing mode switches.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Using Capture Mode
Multi Camera
Up to three Xperia™ devices including yours are connectable in "Multi camera." If you
connect a Sony Wi-Fi/NFC compatible camera, your Xperia™ and only one Sony
camera can be connected. Connecting other devices or capturing while connected may
not be available.
4K Video/Timeshift Video
Use SD Card for high-speed writing (Speed Class 10 or more) to save photos using "4K
video" or "Timeshift video."
Cautions on Capturing
Multi Camera
Connecting other devices in "Multi camera" turns off other Wi-Fi Direct connections.
Sweep Panorama
Capture in landscape view using "Sweep Panorama."
Moving objects or background are not suitable for Sweep Panorama capturing.
Uncaptured portions are recorded in gray. In this case, move Camera quickly to capture
full shooting range for a Sweep Panorama photo.
This function joins multiple images, and the locations where images are joined may not
be smoothly recorded.
In a dim place, image may be blurred or capturing may fail.
Under flickering light such as fluorescent lighting, brightness and color may be uneven.
Avoid extreme differences in brightness, color or focus position between the whole
image and each focused image so as to capture a good Sweep Panorama photo.
Camera movement that is too quick or too slow, or moving the camera in reverse to the
direction of sweeping may stop Sweep Panorama capture.
Setting Camera Functioning
Main setting items are as follows.
Setting items vary by Capturing mode or Viewfinder.
Some settings cannot be made with other items at the same time.
Item Description
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Aspect ratio (Still image
only)
When "Superior auto" is set, aspect ratio of still images is set to "16:9" or
"4:3."
Resolution (Still image
only)
When "Manual" is set, set still image resolution.
Video resolution (Video
only)
When "Manual" is set, set video resolution.
Recording file type
(Video only)
When recording videos with "4K video," select the file method from
"H.264" or "H.265."
Self-timer Camera shutter clicks when set timer elapses. Use Self-timer to avoid
camera shake when capturing still images.
Smile Shutter/Smile
Shutter (video)
Set smile level for camera detection.
Focus mode Set focus type.
Single autofocus
Multi autofocus (Still image only): Move autofocus frame to multiple
positions on Viewfinder. Tap or Viewfinder, or autofocus frame of
positions focused by pressing when it turns from white to blue.
Face detection: Detect faces to focus on.
Touch focus (Still image only): Move autofocus frame to position where
Tapped on Viewfinder.
Object tracking: Track subject to focus on.
HDR/HDR video Use high dynamic range feature to capture still images with a natural
impression even in a place with lighting contrasts such as backlight.
ISO (Still image only) Set ISO.
Metering Meter to determine exposure balance automatically.
Face: Detect faces to measure and adjust exposure of images.
Multi: Divide an image into several smaller ones to measure and balance
to adjust exposure.
Center: Set to center of Viewfinder to measure whole image to adjust
exposure.
Spot: Measure at only one spot in the center of Viewfinder to adjust
exposure.
Image
stabilizer/SteadyShotTM
Set to camera shake reduction. For capturing videos, "Intelligent active"
is available; it reduces camera shake when zooming or while walking.
Soft skin effect (Front
camera only)
Set skin tone effect.
Preview Set preview time after capturing.
Burst with longpress
(Still image only)
Set continuous capturing while Touching & Holding or Long
Pressing for over a second.
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Set when Capturing mode is "Superior auto" or using Front camera in
"Manual."
Select "High speed" or "Standard" according to subject movement when
Capturing mode is "Superior auto" and using main camera.
Face recognition (Still
image only)
Set to show name and put focus priority on face tagged in "Album"
application.
Microphone (Video only) Set to record surrounding sound when capturing video.
Quick launch Set operation when using Quick launch.
Geotagging Set geotagging for detail location information included in still images or
videos.
Touch capture Set to capture by touching.
Use Volume key as Assign function to Volume Key.
Data storage Set saving destination for captured still images/videos.
Touch Block Set to avoid response when Viewfinder is touched. Display can be set
not to react by touching on Viewfinder.
(Long Press)
Viewfinder appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Alternatively, Tap in Home Screen, and Tap (Camera) to activate Camera.
If there is no operation for about 3 minutes on Viewfinder (about 30 seconds if activated using
"Quick launch"), Camera operation ends.
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Tap " "/" "/" " tab
Settings open.
Tap setting item Set items
Setting is complete.
Operations on Using Camera
Setting Scene Selection
In Viewfinder, Select a scene
Set when Capturing mode is "Manual."
Adjusting Brightness/White Balance
In Viewfinder, Tap or Drag Bar to adjust brightness Tap Indicator to set white
balance
Setting Flash
In Viewfinder, Set Flash
Using Quick Launch
Long Press , or in Lock Screen, flick upwards to set operation when
launching Camera (Quick launch).
In Viewfinder, Tap " " tab Quick launch Launch only/Launch and
capture/Launch and record video
To cancel setting, Tap Off.
When launching Camera from Quick launch, Capturing mode is set to "Superior auto"
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automatically.
Capturing Using Face Detection
Camera focuses on face even out of center in Viewfinder.
In Viewfinder, Tap Capturing mode icon Manual Tap " "/" " tab Focus
mode Face detection Aim Camera at subject Tap as autofocus frame or
enable Camera to detect face to focus on Capture a still image/video
When Capturing mode is set to "Superior auto," Camera detects face automatically.
Capturing Using Smile Shutter
Capture a smiling face.
In Viewfinder, ""/" " tab Smile Shutter/Smile Shutter (video)l Select a
smile level Aim Camera at subject Camera captures automatically when
focused face smiles
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Viewing TV (Full Seg/One Seg)
Both Full Seg and One Seg are available (only in Japan).
ÐTV Antenna Cable
ÐSetting Channels (Using for First Time)
ÐViewing TV
ÐTV Screen Layout
Hints
QCannot launch TV
ABattery may be low. Handset needs to be charged.
QCannot view TV
ACheck signal reception. Move where signal is good.
QCannot obtain the desired result of channel setting
AUpdate broadcasting area. Channel setting may not be set correctly depending on area, beginning
period of broadcasting, etc.
TV Cautions
Use Overseas
TV is unavailable due to different broadcast frequencies and formats abroad.
Channel Setting
Channel setting with Change area may not be available when the broadcasting frequency is changed
or in some areas. In this case, set channel list again.
Viewing Environment
TV may be unavailable due to different signal reception depending on environment. Use where signal
is good.
Do Not Use TV while Walking or Driving
Do not use TV while riding a bicycle or motorcycle, walking or driving a car.
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TV Antenna Cable
Before watching TV, be sure to connect TV Antenna Cable.
Connect commercially available headphones plug to TV Antenna Cable Connect TV
Antenna Cable plug to Headphone Port
Connect only TV Antenna Cable to handset to output TV sound from Speaker.
Setting Channels (Using for First Time)
In Home Screen, (TV)
2
Select area (Area) opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap Area Tap Prefecture Tap Locality
3
When channel scan is complete, broadcasting area is set and channel list appears.
OK OK
Channels setting is complete and TV is activated.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Viewing TV
In Home Screen, (TV)
4
TV screen appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Flick screen left/right and select channel
Selected TV screen appears.
TV Screen Layout
Tap image on TV screen to show/hide indicators.
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䐟
䐟
Present broadcast service (Full Seg/One Seg)
䐠
Switch Full Seg/One Seg
䐡
Full Seg data broadcasting
䐢
Remote
䐣
Option menu
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䐤
䐤
Reception level
䐥
Channel/broadcast stations name/program information
䐦
Record program
䐧
Channel selector
䐨
Remote for data broadcasting
䐩
Channel list
䐪
Detailed information on program
TV operation
Switching Full Seg/One Seg
In TV screen, Tap item
Operating Data Broadcasting
In TV screen, (Data) (Remote) Follow onscreen instructions
Scanning Channels
In TV screen, Touch & Hold or
Saving Channel to Channel List
In TV screen, Touch & Hold image Touch & Hold channel to save YES
To overwrite, Tap Overwrite registered channel.
Ending TV
In TV screen,
Checking Program Information Currently Viewed
In TV screen, Program Program information
In program info screen, Tap program name to check program detail information. In
program detail info screen, Tap for scheduled recording/viewing. For details on
scheduling recording/viewing, see "Scheduling Recording/Viewing."
Using TV Link
In TV screen, TV link Follow onscreen instructions
Methods of saving TV link differ depending on program.
Adding Broadcasting Area
In TV screen, Change area Touch & Hold broadcasting area Area info
setting
For details on broadcasting area, see "Setting Channels (Using for First Time)."
Switching Broadcasting Area
In TV screen, Change area Tap broadcasting area
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Updating Channel
In TV screen, Change area Touch & Hold broadcasting area Update
channel Update all/Update addition
If you Tap Update all, Tap YES in confirmation screen.
Renaming Area
In TV screen, Change area Touch & Hold broadcasting area Rename
area Enter area name OK
Deleting Broadcasting Area
In TV screen, Change area Touch & Hold broadcasting area Delete
settings YES
Deleting a Channel
In TV screen, Touch & Hold image Touch & Hold channel Delete channel YES
Making Subtitles/Sound Settings
In TV screen, Subtitle/Sound/Video setting Follow onscreen instructions
Making TV Settings
Set Superimpose setting, Data Broadcasting, Auto Exit Timer, etc.
In TV screen, Settings Follow onscreen instructions
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Recording/Playing Back Programs
Record programs on SD Card and play them back later.
ÐRecording Programs
ÐPlaying Back Recorded Programs
ÐPlayback Screen Layout
Record/Playback Cautions
Recording
Note the following when recording.
Recorded videos are saved on SD Card. Recording is not available if SD Card is not installed.
Record where signal is good. Programs may not be recorded where signal is not stable.
For One Seg, maximum savable recorded data file size is 2GB, and maximum recordable time is
approximately 24 consecutive hours. For Full Seg, maximum savable recorded data file size is
128GB, and maximum recordable time is approximately 21 hours and 20 minutes consecutively (for
SD Card (128GB)). Up to 99 items can be saved between One Seg and Full Seg.
When SD Card is used from another application while recording, recording may fail.
Restriction on Recorded Programs
Programs recorded on handset cannot be played back on other devices.
Recording Programs
In Home Screen, (TV)
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TV screen appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
On channel to record, (Record)
Recording starts.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
To stop recording, Tap (Stop).
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Playing Back Recorded Programs
In Home Screen, (TV)
TV screen appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Recorded program list
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Recorded program list appears.
Tap file
Playback starts.
Playback Screen Layout
To show playback controller, Tap image while a recorded program is playing.
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䐟
䐟
Skip (rewinding 15 seconds)
䐠
Rewind (switch to 2x, 10x, 30x and 120x for every Tap)
䐡
Pause/play
䐢
Fast forward (switch to 2x, 10x, 30x and 120x for every Tap)
䐣
Skip (fast forwarding 30 seconds)
䐤
Playback point (drag to adjust)
䐥
Recorded program name
䐦
Play time/Recording time
Operations during Recording/Playback
Setting Playback pattern
In recorded program list screen, Playback pattern Normal playback/Repeat
playback
Checking Free Space on SD Card
In recorded program list screen, Remaining memory
Deleting Recorded Program
In recorded program list screen, Touch & Hold a recorded file YES
Checking Property
In recorded program list screen, Touch & Hold a recorded file Property
Renaming Title
In recorded program list screen, Touch & Hold a recorded file Enter title OK
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Recording/Viewing at Preset Times
ÐScheduling Recording/Viewing
ÐChecking Scheduling
Scheduling Recording/Viewing
In Home Screen, (TV)
TV screen appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Reserve Recording/Viewing
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Reserve recording/viewing list opens.
New reservation
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From Program guide/Viewing reservation/Recording reservation
Reservation setting screen opens.
When Tapping From Program guide, follow onscreen instructions.
Set items Save
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For Recording reservation, select "Recording reservation(Fullseg)" or "Recording
reservation(Oneseg)" from "Reservation type setting."
YES
Reservation is complete.
Reservation Cautions
Check the signal status, battery charge and storage capacity before recording. Insert SD
Card beforehand to record.
Checking Scheduling
In Home Screen, (TV)
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TV screen appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Reserve Recording/Viewing
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Reserve recording/viewing list opens.
Tap reservation
Reservation list opens.
Operations in Reserve Recording/Viewing List
Deleting Recording/Viewing Reservation
Touch & Hold target reservation in reserve recording/viewing list Delete YES
Editing Recording/Viewing Reservation
Touch & Hold target reservation in Reserve recording/viewing list to edit Edit
For details on scheduling recording/viewing, see "Scheduling Recording/Viewing."
Checking Failed Reservation List
In Reserve recording/viewing list, Failed Reservation List Tap Failed
Reservation
Deleting Failed Reservation
In Reserve recording/viewing list, Failed Reservation List Touch & Hold Failed
Reservation Delete YES
Setting Reservation Notice
In Reserve recording/viewing list, Reservation notice Follow onscreen
instructions
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Using Urgent News
View received "Earthquake Early Warning" or "Tsunami Warning" distributed by the
Meteorological Agency, and "Disaster and Refuge Information" issued by national or
local authorities (receive setting is enabled at time of purchase).
ÐIf Urgent News Arrives
ÐOpening Old Urgent News
Disabling Urgent News
In Received message list, Receive settings Urgent News receiving settings ( )
Urgent News Cautions
Reception
Depending on usage/situation, handset may receive Urgent News for other areas or no Urgent News.
SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for damages caused by using this service, including accidents
resulting from received information, reception timing, or reception/reception failure.
Standby Time
While Urgent News is enabled, standby time is shorter.
If Urgent News Arrives
and a message appear in Status Bar. Handset ringtones and are different for quake alerts,
tsunami warnings and disaster/evacuation information.
Urgent News is not received during calls or transmissions, or when signal is weak.
Alert sounds for arriving Urgent News even if in Silent mode.
Drag Status Bar down to open Notifications Window
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Notifications Window opens.
Tap the Urgent News notification
Received Urgent News list opens.
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Tap the Urgent News
The received Urgent News opens.
Opening Old Urgent News
In Home Screen, (Ᏻᚰ䞉Ᏻ඲)(Urgent News)
Received Urgent News list opens.
Tap the Urgent News
The Urgent News opens.
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Using Google Maps
Features available with Google Maps include maps of current location, routes to
destinations, and views of traffic conditions and aerial views.
ÐViewing Maps of Specified Places
Viewing Maps of Specified Places
In Home Screen, (Google) (Maps)
Map opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Tap search bar
Enter address, city, facility name, etc. Tap address, city, facility name, etc. in
candidates
A map of the specified place opens.
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Google Maps Operations
Viewing Current Location
Set Location beforehand.
In map,
Obtaining Useful Area Information for Current Location
In map, Explore nearby Tap information to obtain Tap target information
Viewing Traffic Jam Information, Aerial Photos, Etc. in Map
Set Location beforehand.
In map, Tap information
Checking Route to Destination
Use route to destination.
In map, (car)/ (public transport)/ (on foot) Enter Your
Location/Choose destination
Route candidates to the destination appear in a list.
Checking Detailed Operation for Map
In map, Help
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Using Hangouts
Hangouts is Google's instant messaging service. Use to communicate with other
Hangouts users, and also use video calling. Log in to your Google account beforehand.
ÐUsing Hangouts
Using Hangouts
In Home Screen, (Google) (Hangouts)
Hangouts appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Enter friend's name, mail address, phone number, circle Tap friend Follow
onscreen instructions
Chat window/video chat window opens.
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Each time text is entered, the corresponding friend appears.
If a friend is not in a Hangout, a message appears. Tap INVITE to invite them to the Hangout.
Hangouts Operations
Ending a Chat
In chat window,
Ending a Video Chat
In video chat window,
Disabling Chat History
In chat window, Turn history off
Deleting Chat
In chat window, Delete DELETE
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Using Google Search
Search information saved on handset and in handset applications as well as on the
Internet.
ÐSearching
Searching
In Home Screen, (Google)
Search window opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
If a description for Google Now appears, Tap GET STARTED and read information. Tap YES, I'M
IN on last page to use Google Now.
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Enter search keywords Tap search result/
Search results appear.
To search by voice, Tap and speak words to search with into handset.
Google Search Operations
Changing Search Information
In search window, or Flick right from the left end of screen Settings Phone
search Select where to search ( )
Using Google Now
Google Now automatically searches for information based on search keywords used
until now, user's current location, etc. and presents search results in the search screen.
Google Now also informs user of scheduled events.
In search window, or Flick right from the left end of screen Settings Now
cards Show cards SET UP YES, I'M IN
To use all functions of Google Now, set Location to On beforehand, and set Location
History to On.
Canceling Google Now
In search window, or Flick right from the left end of screen Settings Now
cards Show cards TURN OFF ( )
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Using Calculator
ÐUsing Calculator
Using Calculator
In Home Screen, (Calculator)
Calculator appears.
Tap onscreen keys for calculation
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Calculation result appears.
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Using Calendar
Use Calendar to manage a schedule. Sync handset Calendar with Google Calendar
online. Log in to a Google account beforehand.
ÐAdding Events to Calendar
ÐChecking Events
ÐSyncing Calendar
Calendar Operations
Viewing Today's Calendar
In Calendar, /
Changing Calendar View
Flick right from the left end of Calendar Year/Month/Week/Day/Tasks
Viewing Next/Previous Year (Year View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
Viewing Next/Previous Month (Month View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
Viewing Next/Previous Week (Week View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
Viewing Next/Previous Day (Day View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
Viewing Next/Previous Time Period (Day/Week View)
In Calendar, Flick up/down
Adding Events to Calendar
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In Home Screen, (Calendar)
Calendar appears.
Add event window opens.
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Enter title, start date/time, end date/time, etc. SAVE
Event is added.
Checking Events
In Home Screen, (Calendar)
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Calendar appears.
Tap date Tap event
Event details appear.
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In event details, Tap to edit event.
In event details, Tap to delete event.
Syncing Calendar
In Home Screen, (Calendar)
Calendar appears.
Flick right from the left end of Calendar Tap sync item ( )
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Sync setting is changed.
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Using Alarm & Clock
Set and use alarms, world clock, stopwatch and timer.
ÐSetting Alarms
ÐUsing World Clock
ÐUsing Stopwatch
ÐUsing Timer
Setting Alarms
Set alarm. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Time Set alarm time.
Repeat Set days to repeat alarm.
Alarm text Set text that appears during alarm.
Alarm sound Change sound.
Alarm volume Set alarm volume.
Snooze duration Set interval until alarm restarts after it has stopped.
Vibrate Enable vibration during alarm.
Side keys behavior Set behavior of Volume Key when pressed during alarm.
Auto silent time Set time to automatically shift alarm volume to silent.
In Home Screen, (Alarm & clock)
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Alarm appears.
Alarm setting opens.
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Set items SAVE
Alarm is set.
To disable Alarms, in Alarm screen, Tap ().
Alarm Operations
Viewing Desk Clock
In alarm screen, Desk clock
Deleting Alarms
In alarm screen, Delete alarms Tap target alarm ( )DELETE YES
Using World Clock
In Home Screen, (Alarm & clock) (World clock)
World clock appears.
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City list opens.
Tap city to add
City is added to world clock screen.
World Clock Operations
Setting Home City
In world clock screen, Set home city Tap city
Switching Celsius/Fahrenheit
In world clock screen, Fahrenheit/Celsius
Rearranging Cities
In world clock screen, Rearrange Drag up/down DONE
Deleting
In world clock screen, Touch & Hold city YES
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Using Stopwatch
In Home Screen, (Alarm & clock) (Stopwatch)
Stopwatch appears.
START
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Timing starts.
STOP
Time opens.
Stopwatch Operations
Timing Laps
In Stopwatch screen, LAP while timing
Resetting Timed Result
In Stopwatch screen, RESET after timing
Using Timer
In Home Screen, (Alarm & clock) (Timer)
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Timer appears.
SET TIME Set time OK
Set time history opens in "MOST USED TIMERS" when timer has been already used. Alternatively,
Tap history to set time.
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START
Countdown starts.
When set time has passed, handset sounds alarm. To stop countdown or alarm, Tap STOP.
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Using Twitter
Tweet (post messages) and view other people's tweets on Twitter. Login may be
required to use Twitter. For details on Twitter, visit the Twitter website.
ÐTweeting on Twitter
Tweeting on Twitter
In Home Screen, (Twitter)
Twitter appears.
If using Twitter for the first time, Tap Log in and log in, or Tap Sign up and register an account.
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What's happening? Enter a tweet Tweet
The tweet is sent and appears on Twitter.
Twitter Operations
Viewing a Timeline
In Twitter window, Home
Tweets etc. by user and others following user appear.
Searching Information on Twitter
In Twitter window, Enter search text Tap candidate/ Tap target item
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Using Facebook
Exchange recent happenings with friends or browse information about companies,
organizations, etc. For details on Facebook, visit the Facebook website.
ÐAdding to Facebook
Adding to Facebook
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Accounts Add account
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Facebook
Follow the prompts to enter your Facebook account details and complete sign-in.
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Using YouTube
View a variety of video contents uploaded to YouTube, and upload videos from handset.
ÐViewing Videos
Viewing Videos
In Home Screen, (Google) (YouTube)
YouTube appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Tap video
Video plays.
Tap Display while a video is playing for play/pause.
Posting a Video
In YouTube screen, Uploads Select video Enter title etc.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Set a YouTube account beforehand.
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Listening to Music (Music)
ÐPlaying Music
Playing Music
Play back music, playlists, etc. Supported file formats are as follow.
WAV (PCM, G.711) (.wav), AAC (.3gp, .m4a, .mp4), AAC+ (.3gp, .m4a, .mp4), eAAC+
(.3gp, .m4a, .mp4), MP3 (.mp3), AMR-NB (.3gp), AMR-WB (.3gp), MIDI (SPMIDI/GM/GML (.mid),
XMF (.xmf), Mobile XMF 1.0 (.mxmf), RTTTL/RTX (.rtttl, .rtx), OTA (.ota), iMelody (.imy)), Ogg
Vorbis (.ogg), FLAC (.flac), WMA (.wma), ALAC (.m4a), DSD (.dsf, .dff), Opus (.opus), AIFF
(.aiff, .aif, .aifc)
In Home Screen, (Music)
Home screen of Music appears.
Follow onscreen instructions.
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Playing Back Conventional Music Data at Near-Hi-Res
Audio Quality
In Music Home screen, Tap and enable Settings Sound effects Sound
effects DSEE HX () to play back conventional music data at near-Hi-Res Audio
Quality. Music data is played back only with a headphone compatible with Hi-Resolution
Audio.
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Using PC Files
Create/view/edit documents, spreadsheets, and slides. View and edit files created in
Microsoft®Office (Word, Excel®, PowerPoint®).
ÐCreating Document
ÐViewing Documents
Creating Document
Document screen is used as an example.
In Home Screen, (䝒䞊䝹)(OfficeSuite)
OfficeSuite appears.
If terms of use appear, follow onscreen instructions.
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Document/Spreadsheet/Presentation
Create document Follow onscreen instructions
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Document is saved.
Viewing Documents
Document screen is used as an example.
In Home Screen, (䝒䞊䝹)(OfficeSuite)
Flick right from the left end of screen to select document category
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Tap document
Document opens.
To Edit, Tap document.
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Using NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®
Use handset with internal IC card as money, coupon, or ticket. Transfer data with NFC
device, using Android Beam.
ÐPreparing to Use Osaifu-Keitai®
ÐPreparing to Use NFC
ÐUsing This Service
ÐSending/Receiving Data via Android Beam
ÐProhibiting Use of NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®
Osaifu-Keitai®
Osaifu-Keitai®is the general term for services such as electronic money, points, etc. with a short range
wireless communication method called NFC.
NFC
NFC is an abbreviation for Near Field Communication and is the international standard for short range
wireless communication defined by ISO (International Organization for Standardization). You can use
contactless IC card functions including FeliCa®, Reader/Writer function (R/W), Peer-to-Peer
communications function (P2P), etc.
Hints
QCannot use Osaifu-Keitai®
AIs battery low? Charge when battery is low.
QCannot be scanned
AHold handset for a few seconds. If time held over reader/writer is short, it may fail.
AHold handset level with reader/writer. Alternatively, move handset backwards/forwards or to the
left/right and bring it close to reader/writer slowly.
ACheck the mark side. If there are metal objects nearby, scanning may fail.
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®Operations
If the data in the IC card is lost, altered or damaged by any means such as malfunction or repairs,
SoftBank Corp. assumes no responsibility for the loss of data in connection with Osaifu-Keitai®
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compatible services.
Preparing to Use Osaifu-Keitai®
Requires separate subscription to compatible services or initial settings beforehand.
For details, contact NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®compatible service providers.
In Home Screen, (Osaifu-Keitai)
Osaifu-Keitai®appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap service to use OK
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My Service screen appears.
Follow onscreen instructions.
Preparing to Use NFC
In Home Screen, (Settings) More
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NFC / Osaifu-Keitai settings
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings open.
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Reader/Writer,P2P OK ( )
Preparing NFC is complete.
Android Beam is also available ( ).
Using This Service
Hold handset over reader/writer (scanner) to scan data in IC card.
Bring the mark close to reader/writer
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Scanning is complete.
Check that scanning is complete by the sound, indication, etc. of reader/writer.
Sending/Receiving Data via Android Beam
Send/receive data to/from a device with NFC.
Some applications cannot use Android Beam.
Handset cannot communicate with all NFC devices.
While showing data to send on the sender's handset, face the marks on both
devices parallel to one another
"Touch to beam" appears on the sender's device.
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Tap Display to send
Handset beeps and the data sending screen appears.
Prohibiting Use of NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®
In Home Screen, (Settings) More
NFC / Osaifu-Keitai settings
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NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings open.
NFC / Osaifu-Keitai lock ( )
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®lock is set.
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When setting for first time, enter operation access code.
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®Operations
Unlocking NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®
In NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings screen, NFC / Osaifu-Keitai lock Enter password
OK
NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®lock is disabled ( ).
Changing NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®Lock Password
In NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings screen, Change password Enter current
password OK Enter new password OK Reenter new password OK OK
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Disabling Android Beam
In NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings screen, Android Beam ( )
Android Beam is disabled.
To enable Android Beam, Android Beam OK ().
Setting Remote Lock via Mail
Set to lock NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®via mail when handset is lost/stolen.
In NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings screen, Remote Lock via Mail Enter operation access
code OK Turn on the mail remote lock ( ) Registered Mail Address
1/Registered Mail Address 2 Select entry method For "Text input," OK
SAVE OK OK
Mail describing how to lock/unlock is sent to saved mail address.
Tap Turn on the mail remote lock to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Viewing Help of Remote Lock via Mail
In NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings screen, Remote Lock via Mail Enter password
OK Help
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Using Downloads
ÐManaging Downloaded Files
Managing Downloaded Files
View downloaded file list using Chrome.
In Home Screen, (䝒䞊䝹)(Downloads)
Downloads window appears.
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Using Drive
ÐSaving/Sharing Files
Saving/Sharing Files
Save or share files in "Google Drive," Google's online storage service.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Drive)
Drive window appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Checking Usage Instructions
In Drive, Help & Feedback
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Using Play Books
ÐReading Favorite e-Book
Reading Favorite e-Book
Download/purchase new or best-selling e-books from Google Play.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Play Books)
Play Books window appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Checking Usage Instructions
In Play Books, Help & Feedback
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Using Play Movies & TV
ÐViewing Movies/TV Programs
Viewing Movies/TV Programs
Download/purchase movies or TV programs from Google Play.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Play Movies & TV)
Play Movies & TV window appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Checking Usage Instructions
In Play Movies & TV, Help & feedback
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Using Play Games
ÐPlaying Games
Playing Games
Download/purchase games from Google Play.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Play Games)
Play Games window appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Checking Usage Instructions
In Play Games, Help & Feedback
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Using Google+
ÐSharing Daily Events
Sharing Daily Events
Use Google's social service.
In Home Screen, (Google) (Google+)
Google+ window appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Checking Usage Instructions
In Google+, Help
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Using Google Settings
ÐSetting Google Apps
Setting Google Apps
Make Google's service settings.
In Home Screen, (Google Settings)
Google Settings window appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Checking Usage Instructions
In Google Settings, Help & feedback
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Connecting to PC via USB
Connect handset to a PC via Micro USB Cable and use handset memory and data in
SD Card from the PC.
ÐTransferring Data between Handset SD Card and PC
Transferring Data between Handset SD Card and PC
Insert SD Card beforehand.
Avoid removing Micro USB Cable or SD Card during data transfer.
Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/8.1 are supported. Some PCs may not operate properly.
Download "Bridge for Mac" to use this on Mac. For details on compatible products and
recommended systems, see the following web page.
http://www.sonymobile.co.jp/support/software/bridge-for-mac/
Connect handset and PC with Micro USB Cable
If connecting Micro USB Cable for the first time, driver software of handset is installed to PC. Wait
for a while until installation is completed.
When "Install software" screen appears on handset, Tap SKIP or CANCEL.
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Follow instructions on PC screen
Operating handset data directly from the PC is available.
Operate data on PC
Data is transferred.
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Connecting via Wi-Fi
Handset supports Wi-Fi (wireless LAN). Access the Internet via a household Wi-Fi
connection environment. For Wi-Fi router (manufactured by FON) users, see "Fon䝹䞊
䝍䞊 䛛䜣䛯䜣タᐃ䜺䜲䝗" for details.
ÐEnabling Wi-Fi
ÐSelecting a Network Connection
ÐMaking Settings Manually for Connecting
ÐDisconnecting Wi-Fi
ÐUsing Wi-Fi Direct
Automatic Updates for Optimizing Wi-Fi Connection
While using Wi-Fi, updates for optimizing connection may be received or applied automatically.
Enabling Wi-Fi
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings open.
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Wi-Fi is enabled ( ).
Access points are scanned. Available access points appear after scanning.
To disable Wi-Fi, Tap ().
Wi-Fi and Mobile Data Traffic
Mobile data traffic is available even when Wi-Fi is on.
Wi-Fi Operations
Enabling Notification when Open Network Is Available
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Network notification
Available when Wi-Fi is on.
Tap Network notification to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Setting Timing for Pausing Connection
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep Tap setting item
Enabling Scanning with Location Services or Applications while Wi-Fi Is Off
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Scanning always available
Tap Scanning always available to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Enabling Wi-Fi Only for Stable Connection
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In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Avoid poor connections
Available when Wi-Fi is on.
Tap Avoid poor connections to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Installing Certificates
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Install certificates Follow onscreen instructions
Enabling Auto IP Support
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Auto IP support
Tap Auto IP support to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Enabling Automatic Connection with Available Passpoint Networks
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Passpoint
If enabling, read onscreen information and Tap OK.
Tap Passpoint to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Setting Passpoint Networks
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced Passpoint networks Enter passpoint
network setting SAVE
Setting is available when Wi-Fi is ON.
Checking MAC Address
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced
MAC address appears below "MAC address."
Checking IP Address
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced
IP address appears below "IP address."
Selecting a Network Connection
Select a scanned Wi-Fi network and connect.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings open.
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Wi-Fi is enabled ( ).
Access points are scanned. Available access points appear after scanning.
To disable Wi-Fi, Tap ().
Tap Wi-Fi network Enter password CONNECT
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Handset is connected.
The password, for a household wireless LAN router, is sometimes found on a sticker on the router
(WEP, WPA, KEY, etc.). Contact the router manufacturer for information. For password for a public
wireless LAN, check with user's service provider.
Entering a password is not required if an access point is not security protected.
Wi-Fi Operations
Scanning Access Points
In Wi-Fi settings, Refresh
Available access points appear after scanning.
Connecting WPS Devices
In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced WPS Push Button/WPS PIN Entry Follow
onscreen instructions
Making Settings Manually for Connecting
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings open.
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Wi-Fi is enabled ( ).
Access points are scanned. Available access points appear after scanning.
To disable Wi-Fi, Tap ().
Add network
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Enter Wi-Fi network setting SAVE
Handset is connected.
Entering a password is not required if an access point is not security protected.
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Disconnecting Wi-Fi
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Wi-Fi Tap connected access point
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Wi-Fi settings open.
FORGET
Wi-Fi is disconnected.
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After disconnecting from an access point connection, the password may need to be entered again
to reconnect.
Using Wi-Fi Direct
Use Wi-Fi Direct to connect to other Wi-Fi Direct devices simply via Wi-Fi, without an access point or
via the Internet.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Wi-Fi
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Wi-Fi settings open.
Wi-Fi is enabled ( ).
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Advanced
Wi-Fi Direct
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Wi-Fi Direct settings open.
Nearby Wi-Fi Direct devices appear in "Peer devices."
If a target device is not found, Tap SEARCH FOR DEVICES and search again.
Tap device to connect to
Invitation for connection to other devices is sent.
Accept invitation for connection to other devices
Handset is connected via Wi-Fi Direct.
If connection is not accepted after a certain period, the connection request is canceled.
Tap the connected device and then OK to disconnect.
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Using Tethering
ÐTethering
ÐUsing USB Tethering
ÐUsing Wi-Fi Tethering
Tethering
Use handset like a Wi-Fi router to access the Internet from a PC or game devices.
Requires separate subscription.
Use after confirming that handset is updated to the latest software.
Using USB Tethering
In Home Screen, (䝒䞊䝹) (Tethering)
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Tethering window opens.
If tethering option screen appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Connect handset and PC with Micro USB Cable
USB tethering
USB tethering is enabled ( ).
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
USB Connection
If connecting Micro USB Cable for the first time, driver software of handset is installed to
PC. Wait for a while until installation is completed.
When "Install software" screen appears on handset, Tap SKIP or CANCEL.
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Using Wi-Fi Tethering
In Home Screen, (䝒䞊䝹) (Tethering)
Tethering window opens.
Portable Wi-Fi hotspot
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Portable Wi-Fi hotspot is enabled ( ).
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Setting Portable Wi-Fi hotspot
In Tethering screen, Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings Configure Wi-Fi hotspot Enter
network name (SSID) Select security type Enter password as needed SAVE
At time of purchase, password is set in random order.
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Using Bluetooth®Function
Connect to a Bluetooth®-capable wireless phone, etc. for calls or to a hands-free device
such as a headset.
ÐUsing Bluetooth®Function
ÐEnabling Bluetooth®Function
ÐPairing/Connecting Bluetooth®Devices
ÐConnecting to Paired Bluetooth®Devices
ÐSending Data by Bluetooth®
ÐReceiving Data by Bluetooth®
Hints
QCannot use Bluetooth®
AIs handset in Airplane mode? Bluetooth®function is disabled in Airplane mode with Bluetooth®
function enabled. Bluetooth®function can be enabled again in Airplane mode.
Bluetooth®Function Cautions
Information may not appear correctly on both devices depending on the transferred data.
Using Bluetooth®Function
The Bluetooth®function is a technology that enables wireless connection with PCs, Bluetooth®
devices with hands-free functionality, etc. You can do the followings.
Function Description
Audio output Listen to music, etc. wirelessly.
Hands-free calls Call hands-free, using Bluetooth®-capable
hands-free devices and headsets.
Data exchange Exchange data with Bluetooth®devices.
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Enabling Bluetooth®Function
Wireless connection to all Bluetooth®functions is not guaranteed for handset.
Handset may not connect properly depending on the other device.
Noise may be experienced with wireless calls and hands-free calls depending on the conditions.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Bluetooth
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Bluetooth®settings open.
Bluetooth®function is enabled ( ).
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To disable Bluetooth®function, Tap ().
Pairing/Connecting Bluetooth®Devices
Search for and pair nearby Bluetooth®devices. Paired Bluetooth®devices can be connected simply.
Enable the Bluetooth®function on the Bluetooth®devices being paired beforehand.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Bluetooth
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Bluetooth®settings open.
Nearby Bluetooth®devices appear in "Available devices."
If a target device is not found, Tap Refresh and search again.
Tap device Follow onscreen instructions to accept device
The Bluetooth®device is paired to handset. Paired Bluetooth®devices appear in "Paired devices."
Methods for accepting differ depending on devices being paired.
Connecting to Paired Bluetooth®Devices
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Bluetooth
Bluetooth®settings open.
Paired Bluetooth®devices appear in "Paired devices."
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Tap device
Handset connects to Tapped device.
Bluetooth®Operations
Changing Name of Paired Device
In Bluetooth®settings, Enter name OK
Available when Bluetooth®function is on.
Canceling Pairing
In Bluetooth®settings, for paired device FORGET
Available when Bluetooth®function is on.
Enabling Service from Paired Device
In Bluetooth®settings, for paired device Tap an item in "Use for"
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Available when Bluetooth®function is on.
Available when paired with device providing a service.
Tap item to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Searching for Other Devices
In Bluetooth®settings, Refresh
Available when Bluetooth®function is on.
Changing Handset Name Appearing on Other Device
In Bluetooth®settings, Rename this device Enter name RENAME
Available when Bluetooth®function is on.
Checking Files Received by Bluetooth®Transfer
In Bluetooth®settings, Show received files Follow onscreen instructions
Sending Data by Bluetooth®
Contacts data is described as an example.
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In Home Screen, (Contacts)
Mark several
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Tap target contact Bluetooth
Tap to operate, when appears next to .
Tap device
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Data is sent.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Receiving Data by Bluetooth®
appears in Status Bar for a data request from another device. Follow steps below for other
device to receive data.
Drag down Status Bar to open Notifications Window Tap Bluetooth®transfer
notification
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ACCEPT
Notification appears.
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Drag down Status Bar to open Notifications Window after files are received Tap
"Bluetooth: Received files"
Select the received data
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Supported application is activated.
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Using DLNA Function
Use Wi-Fi transfers to share still image, video, and other files between handset and
external devices. Connect to the same Wi-Fi network with DLNA device beforehand.
ÐEnabling Media Server
ÐPlaying Media Files in the DLNA Device on Handset
ÐPlaying Media Files in Handset on DLNA Device
Enabling Media Server
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Xperia™ Connectivity
Media server settings
Media server settings open.
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for "Share media"
Media server is enabled ( ).
To disable Media server settings, Tap ().
Connect to handset with an application on DLNA device
Access request for media server is notified to handset.
In Media server settings, Tap pending DLNA device Set access level
DLNA device is added.
When Tapping Allow this time, read information and Tap OK.
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Select media files on handset from DLNA device and play back
Media files play.
Media Server Setting Operations
Changing Server Name
In Media server settings, Change server name Enter server name OK
Enabling Permission for Uploading Media Files
In media server settings, Upload to Xperia™( )
Enable to upload media files from DLNA device to handset.
Changing Saved DLNA Device Names
In Media server settings, Tap saved DLNA device Change name Enter device
name OK
Changing Access Level of Saved DLNA Device
In Media server settings, Tap saved DLNA device Change access level Set access
level
When Tapping Allow this time, read information and Tap OK.
Deleting Saved DLNA Device
In Media server settings, Tap saved DLNA device Delete DELETE
Playing Media Files in the DLNA Device on Handset
Play media files in the DLNA device on handset. Operation using "Music" application is explained
here.
In Home Screen, (Music)
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Home screen of Music appears.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Alternatively, Tap (Album)/ (Video) in Home Screen to operate.
Flick right from the left edge of Home Screen of Music Devices
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Select a device
Select a folder Select a media file
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The media file is played in the DLNA device.
Playing Media Files in Handset on DLNA Device
Play media files in handset on DLNA device using Throw function. Operation using "Album"
application is explained here.
In Home Screen, (Album)
Still image/video list opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Alternatively, Tap (Music)/ (Video) in Home Screen to operate.
Tap target file
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Throw
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
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Tap a device on the device list
The DLNA device is connected, and the media file is played.
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Before Using Handset Abroad
Handset supports global travel. Use handset's phone number as it is abroad.
ÐSetting the Communications Method
ÐSetting the Carrier
ÐChanging Setting of Data Roaming
Setting the Communications Method
Select a communications method for an overseas carrier as needed.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
1
More
Mobile networks
Mobile network settings open.
2
Preferred network type
Tap a network mode
3
The communication's method is set.
At time of purchase, 4G/3G is set. Setting does not need to be changed if using handset in Japan
or in an area with only 3G network carriers.
Setting the Carrier
At time of purchase, handset is preset to connect automatically to an appropriate carrier in user's
current area. A specific carrier can also be selected manually.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
More
4
Mobile networks
Mobile network settings open.
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Service providers
Service providers list opens.
Search networks to show available networks.
Tap network to connect to
The selected carrier is set.
In Service providers screen, Tap Search mode Automatic to connect automatically to an
appropriate carrier.
In Service providers screen, Tap Search mode Manual and select a carrier in AVAILABLE
NETWORKS to connect to a specific carrier. If you power on handset again after setting a network
operator manually, the network operator may be changed.
Changing Setting of Data Roaming
Switch data communication setting abroad.
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In Home Screen, (Settings)
More
7
Mobile networks
Mobile network settings open.
Data roaming ( )
8
Data roaming is disabled.
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Making Calls while Abroad
Carry "ୡ⏺ᑐᛂ䜿䞊䝍䜲ᾏእ䛤฼⏝䜺䜲䝗" overseas.
ÐInternational Calls to Japan and Other Countries from Abroad
ÐCalls to Landline Phones/Cell Phones in Country of Stay
International Calls to Japan and Other Countries from
Abroad
In Home Screen, (Phone)
Call screen appears.
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Call window opens.
Touch & Hold
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Tap dialpad and omit first 0 from phone numbers when placing international calls
Do not omit first 0 from phone numbers when dialing Italy (39).
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Handset dials number. Call begins when other party answers.
Calls to Landline Phones/Cell Phones in Country of
Stay
Place calls the same way you would within Japan.
Do not enter country code or omit first 0 from phone numbers.
In Home Screen, (Phone)
Call screen appears.
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Call window opens.
Tap dialpad to enter the other party's number
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Handset dials number. Call begins when other party answers.
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Handset Settings
ÐHandset Settings
Handset Settings
In Home Screen, Tap (Settings) to customize operation of handset functions.
Handset settings include the following items.
Item Description
Wi-Fi Enable Wi-Fi connection.
For details, see "Connecting via Wi-Fi."
Bluetooth Enable Bluetooth®connection.
For details, see "Using Bluetooth®Function."
Data usage Check mobile data traffic and set limit.
XperiaTM Connectivity Set to connect PC etc. with USB or via Wi-Fi.
More Set other functions for wireless and networks.
Personalization Set Themes, Wallpaper, etc.
Call Set network services such as Voicemail, Call Forwarding, and
Answering Machine.
See "Making Call Settings" for details.
Home Switch Home application.
Display Set brightness etc.
Sound & notification Set ringtone, touch sounds, etc.
Storage Check handset and SD Card memory space. Also, perform SD Card
mount and erase SD Card data.
Power management Set power saving items and check battery usage.
Apps Check installed and running applications.
Tap & pay Manage billing information on cloud and handset with supported
application.
Location Enable location information.
Security Set security functions such as Screen lock, SIM card lock, etc.
Accounts Create/add accounts and sync accounts.
Language & input Set functions for language and text entry.
Backup & reset Back up handset information and initialize handset.
Setup guide Make initial settings on functions, services, etc.
Date & time Set functions for date and time.
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Accessibility Set functions for text-to-speech, etc.
Printing Set Cloud Print, etc.
About phone Check handset status.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Handset settings open.
Set items
Setting is complete.
2
Wi-Fi
ÐWi-Fi
Wi-Fi
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Wi-Fi
3
Wi-Fi settings open.
Wi-Fi is enabled ( ).
4
To disable Wi-Fi, Tap ().
Tap Wi-Fi network Enter password CONNECT
Handset is connected.
The password, for a household wireless LAN router, is sometimes found on a sticker on the router
(WEP, WPA, KEY, etc.). Contact the router manufacturer for information. For password for a public
wireless LAN, check with user's service provider.
Entering a password is not required if an access point is not security protected.
For details on Wi-Fi setting, "Connecting via Wi-Fi."
5
Bluetooth
ÐBluetooth
Bluetooth
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Bluetooth
6
Bluetooth®settings open.
Bluetooth®function is enabled ( ).
7
To disable Bluetooth®function, Tap ().
For details on Bluetooth®setting, see "Using Bluetooth®Function."
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Data usage
ÐData usage
Data usage
Check mobile data traffic and set limit.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Data usage
9
Data usage window opens.
Data Usage Operations
Enabling Mobile Data Traffic
In data usage window, Mobile data traffic
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap Mobile data traffic to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Setting Amount for Alert when Data Usage Increases
In data usage window, Drag right end of horizontal bar (black) up/down on graph
Data usage amounts are approximate. Actual amounts may differ.
Available when Mobile data traffic is enabled.
Enabling Restriction on Use of Mobile Data
In data usage screen, Set mobile data limit
Tap Set mobile data limit to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
When use of mobile data is restricted, Drag right end of horizontal bar (red) on graph
up/down to set upper limit.
Available when Mobile data traffic is enabled.
Setting Data Usage Cycle
In data usage window, Tap on the right side of calculation period for Data usage
cycle Change cycle... Flick date up/down to select reset day for each month
SET
Available when Mobile data traffic is enabled.
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Tap application name at bottom to check data usage according to application.
Enabling Restriction on Mobile Data Traffic in Background
In data window, Restrict background data/Allow background data
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Enabling Showing of Wi-Fi usage
In data usage window, Show Wi-Fi/Hide Wi-Fi
If Show Wi-Fi is enabled, "MOBILE"/"WI-FI" tabs appear at the top of data usage
window. Tap "WI-FI" tab to make settings for restricting mobile data use with Wi-Fi.
Restricting Applications from Using Wi-Fi Network in the Background
In data usage window, Network restrictions of Wi-Fi network to restrict
applications from using Wi-Fi network
Tap of Wi-Fi network to clear restriction.
Setting is available when Wi-Fi is connected.
Set Mobile Networks
In data usage screen, Mobile networks Set each item
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Xperia™ Connectivity
ÐXperia™ Connectivity
Xperia™ Connectivity
Set to connect PC etc. with USB or via Wi-Fi. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
One-touch setup Set with a single touch to use handset and
XperiaTM tablet (Android 4.4 or later) together.
Throw settings Play back handset contents on other devices.
Screen mirroring Mirror the screen of handset on TV or tablet
compatible with screen mirroring.
Cast screen Mirror the screen of handset on Google Cast
devices.
Media server settings Share and play back media files on DLNA devices
and handset using Wi-Fi.
For details, see "Using DLNA Function."
DUALSHOCKTM series Connect a wireless controller of DUALSHOCK®4
series to handset.
MirrorLinkTM Control handset from MirrorLinkTM in-car devices,
connecting with Micro USB Cable.
USB Connectivity Install software or detect USB devices.
Keep your device's screen on Enable to maintain screen backlight during
connection of external device.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Xperia™ Connectivity
XperiaTM Connectivity settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
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More
ÐMore
More
Set other functions for wireless and networks. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Airplane mode Disable all settings that emit signals. Handset
remains powered on.
For details, see "Using Airplane Mode."
Default SMS app Set default message application.
VPN Add a VPN.
Mobile networks Set a network mode, etc.
NFC / Osaifu-Keitai settings Set NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®settings.
For details, see "Using NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®."
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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More
More screen open.
Set items
Setting is complete.
Operations in More
Setting Default SMS Application
In More screen, Default SMS app Mail/Hangouts
Default SMS application is set.
Setting VPN
To set VPN access from handset, obtain security information from network administrator
in advance. For details, visit the website.
http://www.sonymobile.co.jp/support/
In More screen, VPN Tap items following instructions of the network
administrator Set contents SAVE
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Set Screen lock beforehand.
Enabling/Disabling VoLTE
In More screen, Mobile networks Enable VoLTE
Tap Enable VoLTE the mail remote lock to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
This service requires subscription.
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Personalization
ÐPersonalization
Personalization
Set Themes, Wallpaper, etc. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Motion Enable handset operation with motion.
Themes Change or download Themes.
Wallpaper Set Wallpaper.
Clocks Set clock that appears in lock screen.
System icons Set Indicators that appear in Status Bar.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Personalization
Personalization settings open.
Set items
Setting is complete.
Operations in Personalization
Enabling Handset Operation with Motion
Enable Answer/Reject/Ringer off with only handset motion instead of touching Display.
In Personalization screen, Motion Smart call handling
Smart call handling is enabled ( ).
To disable Smart call handling, Tap ().
Changing Themes
In Personalization screen, Themes Tap theme OK
Tap to download theme.
Setting Wallpaper
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In Personalization screen, Wallpaper Lock screen/Home screen/Home and lock
screen Select Wallpaper type Select image SET WALLPAPER
If a window for selecting an application appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Setting Clock That Appears in Lock Screen.
In Personalization screen, Clocks Tap the desired clock
Setting Indicators That Appear in Status Bar
In Personalization screen, System icons Tap icon
Tap item to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
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Home
ÐHome
Home
Switch Home application.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Home
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Home selection opens.
of "Simple Home" OK OK
Home applications switch.
To switch to XperiaTM Home, in Simple Home screen, Tap Settings Exit Simple Home OK.
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Display
ÐDisplay
Display
Set brightness etc. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Image enhancement Set the screen to show photos and videos vividly
and at high resolution. Note that the image quality
of still images is enhanced when viewing in the
"Album" application. Select "X-Reality for mobile"
to enhance patterns and outlines so that sharp
images with detailed textures are produced.
Select "Super-vivid mode" to enhance colors so
that sharp, vivid images are produced.
Glove mode Enable touch operation with gloved hand.
Brightness level Set brightness of Display.
Adaptive brightness Adjust brightness automatically according to the
ambient brightness as a reference of the
brightness set in "Brightness level."
White balance Set white balance.
Screen rotation Enable Display orientation to switch automatically
according to the handset orientation.
Sleep Set a period of inactivity after which Display turns
off automatically.
Smart backlight control Enable the backlight to remain on while held even
while touch operation is not performed.
Daydream Set screen saver.
Font size Set size of font for Display.
Tap to wake up Enable backlight on by Double-Tapping Display.
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In Home Screen, (Settings)
Display
Display settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
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Sound & notification
ÐSound & notification
Sound & notification
Set ringtone, touch sounds, etc. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Audio settings Make settings for sound.
Accessory settings Set sound quality etc. when connecting
accessories.
Media volume/Alarm volume/Ring volume Adjust Media volume, Alarm volume, Ring
volume, and Notification sound.
Also vibrate for calls Enable vibration for ringtone.
Interruptions Make settings for sound when calls and
notifications arrive.
Phone ringtone Set phone ringtone.
Increasing ringtone Set whether to increase ringtone.
Notification sound Set notification sound.
Startup sound Enable tone for activation.
Other sounds Dialpad tones/Screen locking sounds/Touch
sounds/Vibrate on touch.
Notification light Enable Notification Lamp for missed calls, etc.
When device is locked Enable to show notification contents in lock
screen.
App notifications Set notification setting for each application.
Notification access Enable application for reading notifications.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Sound & notification
Sound & notification settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
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Storage
ÐStorage
Storage
Check handset and SD Card memory space. Also, perform SD Card mount and erase SD Card data.
Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Total space Check total space/free space on handset memory
and SD Card.
Unmount SD Card1Cancel recognition of SD Card for safe removal.
For details, see "Unmounting SD Card."
Mount SD card1Recognize SD Card.
Erase SD card1Initialize SC Card.
For details, see "Formatting SD Card."
Unmount USB storage1Cancel recognition of USB storage for safe
removal.
Mount USB storage1Recognize USB storage.
Erase USB storage1Initialize USB storage.
Transfer data to SD card2Transfer data from handset memory to SD Card.
1 Shown items depend on the recognition of SD Card or USB storage.
2 Transfer files only in the specified folder on handset memory to SD Card.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Storage
Storage window opens.
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Check/Tap items
Check handset and SD Card memory space.
USB Storage Operations
Connecting USB Storage
Insert Micro USB Plug of USB storage straight into External Device Port In Home
Screen, (Settings) Xperia™ Connectivity USB Connectivity Detect
USB device
Item name in Storage screen changes to Unmount USB storage, and USB storage is
mounted.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
For details on connection with External Device Port, visit "Charging with AC Charger."
Unmounting USB Storage
In Storage screen, Unmount USB storage OK Check that item name in Storage
screen changes to Mount USB storage, and pull out Micro USB plug of USB storage
straight from handset
Always unmount USB storage beforehand.
Mounting USB Storage
Mount USB storage again.
In Storage screen, Mount USB storage
Item name in Storage screen changes to Unmount USB storage, and USB storage is
mounted.
Formatting USB Storage
When using new USB storage for the first time, always format it on handset.
Connect USB storage and, in Storage screen, Erase USB storage ERASE USB
STORAGE ERASE EVERYTHING
Formatting erases all data on USB storage. Carefully check any USB storage that was
used on another device before formatting.
Charge Battery while formatting, or format with adequate battery charge.
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Power management
ÐPower management
Power management
Set power saving items and check battery usage. Settings and viewing can be made for the following
items.
Item Description
STAMINA mode Restrict functions of specific applications to
reduce power consumption in sleep (Standby)
mode.
Estimated standby time linked with STAMINA
mode appears on "Estimated battery time."
Low battery mode Disable time until entering sleep, brightness, a
portion of handset functions when the battery
charge is below a preset level.
Emergency mode Restrict functions of specific applications to
reduce power consumption in an emergency.
App power consumption Manage behavior of unused applications for
reducing power consumption.
Battery usage Check battery charge, battery usage, etc.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Power management
Power management settings open.
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Tap items
Confirm battery status and change settings.
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Apps
ÐApps
Apps
Check installed and running applications. Items that can be checked are the following.
Item Description
DOWNLOADED Check downloaded applications.
RUNNING Check running applications.
ALL Check all applications.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Apps
Apps confirmation opens.
Tap items
Check applications.
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Tap & pay
ÐTap & pay
Tap & pay
Manage billing information on cloud and handset with supported application.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Tap & pay
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Tap & pay opens.
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Location
ÐLocation
GPS
Handset has a GPS receiver that uses satellite signals to calculate your location. Some GPS features
use the Internet.
When GPS function is used to find your location, make sure there is a clear view of the sky. If GPS
does not find your location after several minutes, move to another location. To help the search,
stand still and do not cover GPS Antenna Area. When using GPS for the first time, it may take about
10 minutes to find your location.
Use the GPS system with great care. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages caused by
abnormality of the system.
Note that SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages including those due to missing a chance to
check the positioning (communication) results because of external factors (including the running out
of Battery), such as a failure, malfunction, or any other problems of handset or the power failure.
Handset cannot be used as a navigation device for an aircraft, vehicle, or person. Note that
SoftBank Corp. is not liable whatsoever even if you suffer damages or loss while performing a
navigation using the location information.
Handset cannot be used as a high-accuracy measurement GPS. Note that SoftBank Corp. is not
liable whatsoever even if you suffer damages or loss due to a deviation in the location information.
Global Positioning System (GPS) is created and managed by the U.S. Department of Defense. The
Department is in charge of controlling the accuracy and maintenance of the system. Therefore, any
changes made by the U.S. Department of Defense might affect the accuracy or functions of the
GPS system.
Handset blocks satellite signals and also causes instability of signal reception.
Some maps based on location information (latitude/longitude information) may not be accurate due
to countries' or regions' regulations.
Note that radio signals may not be received or it may be difficult to receive radio signals in such
conditions such as inside a building or car or near a high-voltage cable, since GPS uses radio
signals from a satellite.
SoftBank Corp. is not liable for navigation services or for the accuracy of location services.
Location
Enable location information. Settings can be made for the following items.
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Item Description
Location Enable wireless network and GPS for obtaining
current location information.
Mode Set a mode to identify location information.
Recent location requests Show applications to recently used location.
Location services Enable applications to use location.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Location
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Location settings open.
Location is ON ( ).
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If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Set items
Setting is complete.
42
Security
ÐSecurity
Security
Set security functions such as Screen lock, SIM card lock, etc. Settings can be made for the
following items.
Shown items depend on the setting for "Screen lock."
Item Description
Screen lock Set Screen lock.
Make pattern visible Enable pattern to be visible as pattern is traced to
unlock screen.
Automatically lock Set time until screen locks after Display light goes
out after period of inactivity.
Power button instantly locks Enable Screen lock soon after Pressing .
Owner info Set owner information that appears in lock
screen.
Smart Lock When unlock method of Screen lock is set to
"Pattern"/"PIN"/"Password," enable to unlock
automatically.
Encrypt phone Encrypt handset data.
Encrypt SD Card Encrypt file that will be stored in SD Card.
Set up SIM card lock Make settings for SIM Card lock.
Make passwords visible 6KRZWKHLQSXWFKDUDFWHUEHIRUHƔDSSHDUV
when entering PIN/Password.
Device administrators Enable device administrator to be shown.
Unknown sources Enable installation of applications from unknown
sources.
Storage type Show type of credential storage.
Trusted credentials Show trusted credentials.
Install from device memory/SD card Install certificates from handset memory or SD
Card.
Clear credentials Delete all certificates.
Trust agents Show trusted agents.
Screen pinning Set to pin screen. When ON is set, pinned screen
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cannot be moved.
Apps with usage access Enable application for reading usage access.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Security
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Security settings open.
Set items
Setting is complete.
Security Operations
Setting Screen Not to Lock
In security settings, Screen lock None
If method for unlocking screen is setting other than None or Swipe before changing
setting, first Tap Screen lock and unlock screen.
Unlocking Screen by Swiping on Screen
In security settings, Screen lock Swipe
If method for unlocking screen is setting other than None or Swipe before changing
setting, first Tap Screen lock and unlock screen.
Unlocking Screen by Tracing Pattern
In security settings, Screen lock Pattern Trace new pattern CONTINUE Trace
new pattern again CONFIRM Select notification method DONE
If method for unlocking screen is setting other than None or Swipe before changing
setting, first Tap Screen lock and unlock screen.
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Unlocking Screen with PIN
In security settings, Screen lock PIN Enter New PIN CONTINUE Enter new
PIN again OK Select notification method DONE
If method for unlocking screen is setting other than None or Swipe before changing
setting, first Tap Screen lock and unlock screen.
Unlocking Screen with Password
In security settings, Screen lock Password Enter new password CONTINUE
Enter new password again OK Select notification method DONE
If method for unlocking screen is setting other than None or Swipe before changing
setting, first Tap Screen lock and unlock screen.
Showing Owner Information in Lock Screen
In security settings, Owner info Show owner info on lock screen
Tap Show owner info on lock screen to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Enter owner information to be shown after enabling Show owner info on lock screen.
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Accounts
ÐAccounts
Accounts
Create/add accounts and sync accounts.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Accounts
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Add account
A window to add an account opens.
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Select account to add Follow onscreen instructions
Account is added.
Account Operations
Setting Auto-sync
In Account window, Auto-sync data OK
Auto-sync is enabled ( ).
Setting Applications to Sync for Each Account
Tap account to set Tap account Tap sync item
Tap item to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Tap item to synchronize when Auto-sync is disabled.
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Language & input
ÐLanguage & input
Language & input
Set functions for language and text entry. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Language Set the shown language.
Current Keyboard Set keyboard.
Xperia™ Chinese keyboard Set operation of Chinese keyboard.
Xperia™ keyboard Set operation of international keyboard.
Google voice typing Setting Google Voice Typing.
XperiaTM Japanese keyboard Set operation of XperiaTM Japanese keyboard.
Spell checker Enable spelling to be checked during entry.
Personal dictionary Add words to the user dictionary.
Voice input Enable language and speech output in Google
voice typing.
Text-to-speech output Enable Text-to-speech engine or speech rate, or
play a demonstration. Text-to-speech engine is
not available in Japanese.
Pointer speed Set the speed of the pointer for a
mouse/trackpad.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Language & input
Language & input settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
Language & Input Operations
Setting the Display Language
In Language & input screen, Language Tap language OK
Setting Keyboard
In Language & input screen, Current Keyboard Tap keyboard
Setting Google Voice Typing
In Language & input screen, Google voice typing Set items
Setting Operation of Google Voice Typing
In Language & input screen, Voice input Select voice input service
Tap to set the detailed setting.
Setting Text-to-speech
In Language & input screen, Text-to-speech output Tap item Follow onscreen
instructions
Text-to-speech engine is not available in Japanese.
Setting Speed of Pointer for Mouse/Trackpad
In Language & input screen, Pointer speed Drag on bar to adjust speed OK
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Backup & reset
ÐBackup & reset
Backup & reset
Make settings for backing up information and initializing data. Settings can be made for the following
items.
Item Description
Back up my data Enable backup for application data, etc.
Backup account Check the account used for backing up data.
Automatic restore Enable restoring of backed-up settings or data
when reinstalling application.
Factory data reset Initialize handset data.
Initializing handset erases all data on handset. It is recommended that you back up important data
beforehand.
Erased information cannot be restored. Erase after checking adequately.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Backup & reset
Backup & reset settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
Operations in Backup & Reset
Backing Up Data
In Backup & reset screen, Back up my data
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.
Tap Back up my data to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Setting Backup Account
In Backup & reset screen, Backup account Select account
Settings can be made when Back up my data is enabled.
Enabling Automatic Restore
In Backup & reset screen, Automatic restore
Tap Automatic restore to toggle on ( )/off ( ).
Settings can be made when Back up my data is enabled.
Resetting Handset
In Backup & reset screen, Factory data reset RESET PHONE Input operation
access code OK ERASE EVERYTHING
If operation access code is unset, set operation access code.
Tap Erase internal storage () when resetting handset containing user data.
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Setup guide
ÐSetup guide
Setup guide
Make initial settings on functions, services, etc.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
Setup guide
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Startup wizard appears.
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Date & time
ÐDate & time
Date & time
Set functions for date and time. Settings can be made for the following items.
Item Description
Automatic date & time Enable adjustment of date and time automatically
by using network-provided information.
Automatic time zone Enable use of time zone information from the
network.
Set date Set the date manually.
Available when "Automatic date & time" is
canceled ( ).
Set time Set the time manually.
Available when "Automatic date & time" is
canceled ( ).
Select time zone Set the time zone manually.
Available when "Automatic date & time" is
canceled ( ).
Use 24-hour format Enable 24-hour format.
Select date format Set the date format.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Date & time
Date & Time settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
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Accessibility
ÐAccessibility
Accessibility
Set functions for text-to-speech, touch operation guidance, etc. Settings can be made for the
following items.
Item Description
TalkBack1Set Accessibility service (TalkBack).
Switch Access Enable key assignment for handset operations.
Captions Set captions, language, text size, etc.
Magnification gestures Enable zooming in/out by Triple-Tapping the
screen.
Large text Enable to enlarge font size.
High contrast text2Set to make text color clear against background
color in the display.
Power button ends call3Enable end of call by Pressing during a call.
Auto-rotate screen Enable automatic rotation of Display.
Speak passwords Enable password to be read aloud.
Play sound when battery is full Enable sound notification when Battery is full.
Accessibility shortcut Enable Accessibility.
Text-to-speech output1Make detailed Text-to-speech settings.
Touch & hold delay Set time to press Display for Touch & Hold.
Color inversion2Invert screen colors.
Color correction2Correct colors when it is difficult to distinguish red
and green.
1 Not available in Japanese.
2 Experimental version; may not work as expected.
3 To revert from sleep while "Power button ends call" is on, Press Volume Key up/down.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Accessibility
Accessibility settings open.
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Set items
Setting is complete.
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Printing
ÐPrinting
Printing
Set Cloud Print, etc.
Item Description
Cloud Print Set Google Cloud Print to use printers of your
home or office for printing from handset.
Set up a Google account beforehand.
Epson Print Enabler Set Google Cloud Print to use Epson printer for
printing from handset.
Canon Print Service Set Google Cloud Print to use Canon printer for
printing from handset.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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Printing
Printing window opens.
Follow onscreen instructions.
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About phone
ÐAbout phone
About phone
Check handset status. Items that can be checked/set are the following.
Item Description
System Update Make settings for carriers and Software Update.
Status Check condition of handset.
Legal information Check copyright information, terms of use, etc.
Usage info settings Set whether to send handset usage information.
Model number Check model number.
Processor info Check processor info.
Android version Check the Android version.
Baseband version Check the baseband version.
Kernel version Check the kernel version.
Build number Check the build number.
In Home Screen, (Settings)
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About phone
About phone window opens.
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Check items
Check handset information.
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Saving Data
ÐSaving Destination
Saving Destination
Save data to handset memory or SD Card. For details on inserting/removing SD Card, see
"Internal Memory and SD Card."
Saving destination when creating data can be changed on some data. Main saving destinations
are the following.
Data type Description
Contacts, Bookmarks, Calendar, Mail, Memo Saves to handset memory when creating data.
Still Images, Videos Saves to SD Card/handset memory when
creating data.
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Backing up & Restoring
ÐBacking up & Restoring
Backing up & Restoring
The methods of backing up/restoring are the following.
Method Description
Operation on each application Changes setting on some applications.
Connection to PC etc. Connects to PC etc. to transfer data. For details,
see "Connecting to PC via USB."
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Troubleshooting
ÐCheck Here First
Check Here First
Check the following Q & A. If problem persists, visit your nearest a SoftBank Shop or contact
Customer Service General Information.
Hints
QHandset freezes/operation is unstable
APower on handset again. If you are unable to power off handset, Press & Hold
and Volume Up Key at the same time for approximately three seconds, and release
your finger after it vibrates three times. Power on handset again. Data that was being
edited is erased after handset is powered on again.
QOperation is unstable after a new application was installed
AThe newly installed application may be the cause. Uninstall the application in Safe
mode. See "Uninstalling Applications." To power on handset in Safe mode:
(Long Press) Touch & Hold Power off Check Display, OK
After powering on in Safe mode, "Safe Mode" appears at lower left.
After restarting in Safe mode, handset can be powered on as usual.
Before powering on handset in Safe mode, it is recommended that you back up
important data.
By powering on handset in Safe mode, added widgets may be deleted.
QCannot use phone, mail, or Internet
ACheck whether you are where signal is weak or out of service area.
APower on handset again.
AIs handset in Airplane mode? To check that Airplane mode is canceled:
In Home Screen, (Settings) More Airplane mode ( )
AIs data communication disabled? To check that data communication is enabled:
In Home Screen, (Settings) Data usage Mobile data traffic ( )
AIs a disabled access point set? To reset to initial settings:
In Home Screen, (Settings) More Mobile networks Access Point
Names Reset to default
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QBattery level goes down quickly
AAre you where signal is weak or have been out of service area for a long period?
Calling where signal is weak or being out of service area uses a lot of Battery.
QCannot install applications
AApplications cannot be installed with only a little free space on handset or SD Card.
To check free space, see "Storage." Applications not supported by handset cannot
be installed.
QCannot unlock screen
APower on handset again. If you are unable to power off handset, Press & Hold
and Volume Up Key at the same time for approximately three seconds, and release
your finger after it vibrates three times. Power on handset again. Data that was being
edited is erased after handset is powered on again.
QDisplay is dark
AIf handset becomes high temperature, Display may become dim. This is normal.
QCannot detect device connected via Micro USB Cable or MHL Cable
ADetach then reattach device, and then establish the connection. Some devices may
not be detected.
In Home Screen, (Settings) Xperia䉼Connectivity USB
Connectivity Detect USB device OK
QCharging stops while charging
AIf handset reaches a high temperature, charging may stop temporarily. This is
normal. When temperature lowers, handset automatically restarts charging.
QHandset becomes hot during use
AHandset may become hot depending on usage, such as calling, using browser,
charging, etc. This is normal. Direct contact or indirect contact (put in a pocket, etc.)
between handset and skin for a long time can cause low-temperature burns.
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Specifications
ÐHandset
ÐInternal Battery
ÐTV Antenna Cable (SODAB1)
Handset
Item Description
Dimensions (W x H x D) Approx. 72 × 146 × 6.9 mm
Weight Approx. 144 g
Maximum Output GSM (850/900 MHz): 2 W
GSM (1800/1900 MHz): 1 W
UMTS: 0.25 W
4G (AXGP): 0.2 W
4G (LTE): 0.2 W
Continuous Talk Time GSM: Approx. 12 hours
UMTS: Approx. 22 hours
4G (LTE): Approx. 14 hours
Continuous Standby Time 3G: 590 hours
GSM: 520 hours
4G (AXGP): Approx. 510 hours
4G (FDD-LTE): Approx. 550 hours
Charging Time AC Charger compatible with SoftBank
SELECTION Quick Charge 2.0
(SB-AC12-HDQC): Approx. 140 minutes
AC Charger (Micro USB 1.8A) (ZTDAD1):
Approx. 170 minutes
One Seg viewing time Approx. 8 hours
Full Seg viewing time Approx. 3.4 hours (maximum brightness)
Approx. 6.9 hours (minimum brightness)
Internal Battery
Item Description
5
Voltage DC 3.8 V
Type Lithium-ion
Capacity 2930 mAh
TV Antenna Cable (SODAB1)
Item Description
Dimensions Length approx. 148 mm
Weight Approx. 5 g
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Warranty & After-Sales Service
ÐWarranty
ÐAfter-Sales Service
Warranty
Handset purchase includes Warranty.
Confirm shop name and purchase date.
Read contents of Warranty and keep it in a safe place.
The warranty period is found in the Warranty.
Caution
Damages
SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from use of handset.
Accidents/Repair
Files and settings may be lost or altered due to accidents or repairs. Keep a copy of
important files, etc. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for damages resulting from loss or
alteration of files (contacts/images/sound etc.) or settings due to accident or repair.
Disassembling/Modifying Handset
Disassembling or modifying handset may be a violation of Radio Law. Note that
SoftBank Corp. does not accept repair requests for modified products.
After-Sales Service
Before submitting handset for repairs, contact Customer Service General Information or a SoftBank
Shop; be prepared to describe problem in detail.
During the warranty period, repairs are made under the terms and conditions described in the
Warranty.
After the warranty period, repairs are upon request. If said repairs are made, you are charged for
them.
Further Inquiry
For more information, contact a SoftBank Shop or Customer Service.
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Customer Service
For SoftBank handset or service information, call General Information. For repairs, call
Customer Assistance.
ÐSoftBank Customer Support
ÐSmartphone Technical Support Center
ÐSoftBank Global Call Center
SoftBank Customer Support
General Information
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157
From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-919-0157
Customer Assistance (Repairs/Lost Handsets)
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 113
From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-919-0113
If you cannot reach a toll free number, use the number (charges apply) below for your
service area:
Hokkaido Area, Tohoku Area, Hokuriku Area, Kanto & Koshinetsu Area: 022-380-4380
(Charges apply)
Tokai Area: 052-388-2002 (Charges apply)
Kansai Area: 06-7669-0180 (Charges apply)
Chugoku Area & Shikoku Area, Kyushu & Okinawa Area: 092-687-0010 (Charges apply)
Smartphone Technical Support Center
For Smartphone operation
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 151
From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-1700-151
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SoftBank Global Call Center
From outside Japan, dial +81-92-687-0025 (toll free from SoftBank handsets)
If handset is lost/stolen, call this number immediately (international charges apply)
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Safety Precautions
Read safety precautions before using handset.
Observe precautions to avoid injury to self or others, or damage to property.
SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from use of this product.
ÐSafety Precautions
ÐHandset, SIM Card, TV Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder (Optional Accessory), AC Charger
(Optional Accessory)
ÐHandset
ÐDesktop Holder (Optional Accessory), AC Charger (Optional Accessory)
ÐHandset Use & Electronic Medical Equipment
Safety Precautions
These labels indicate the degree of risk from improper use. Make sure you thoroughly understand
their meanings before reading on.
Mark Descriptions
Great risk of death or serious injury1from improper use
Risk of death or serious injury1from improper use
Risk of minor injury2or damage to property3from improper use
1 Serious injury includes: Loss of eyesight, physical injury, high temperature burns, low
temperature burns, electric shock, fractures, poisoning and other conditions having side effects or
requiring hospitalization or long term treatment.
2 Minor injury includes: Physical burns (high-temperature and low-temperature), electric shock,
and other conditions not requiring hospitalization or long-term treatment.
3 Damage to property includes: Incidental damage to structures and household property and/or
to pets and livestock.
These symbols indicate prohibited or compulsory actions. Make sure you thoroughly understand
their meanings before reading on.
Mark Descriptions
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Prohibited actions
Disassembly prohibited
Exposure to liquids prohibited
Use with wet hands prohibited
Compulsory actions
Unplug AC Charger from outlet
Handset, SIM Card, TV Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder
(Optional Accessory), AC Charger (Optional Accessory)
Use specified TV Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder (optional accessory) and AC Charger
(optional accessory) only.
Non-specified accessory use may cause Internal Battery to leak, overheat, burst or ignite, or cause TV
Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder, AC Charger to overheat, ignite, malfunction, etc.
Do not disassemble, modify or solder.
May cause fire, injury, electric shock or malfunction. Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst or ignite.
Modifying handsets is prohibited by the Radio Law and subject to penalty.
Keep away from water.
Do not let handset/related hardware exposed to liquid remain wet. May cause overheating, electric
shock, fire, injury or malfunction. Use handset/related hardware properly/appropriately.
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Do not charge Internal Battery, or use or expose handset/related hardware to extreme heat (e.g.
near fire or heat appliances, in direct sunlight, inside sun-heated vehicles, etc.) Do not charge
Internal Battery, or use, leave, or wear handset/related hardware in a place where heat collects,
such as under a kotatsu (blanketed warming table) or next to a kairo (worn warming patch),
etc.
May cause warping/malfunction. Internal Battery may leak, overheat, ignite or burst. Handset or
related hardware may become too hot to touch, leading to burn injuries, etc.
Do not force AC Charger plug to connect to handset.
Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc. or External Device Port may be damaged or
burn out.
Do not subject handset to excessive force such as stomping while AC Charger (optional
accessory) is connected.
Charging with damaged port may cause malfunction or fire. Charge only as directed.
Do not put handset, TV Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder (optional accessory), or AC Charger
(optional accessory) in cooking appliances such as a microwave, pressure cooker, or on IH
cooking heaters.
May cause Internal Battery to leak, overheat, burst or ignite, or cause handset, TV Antenna Cable,
Desktop Holder, AC Charger to overheat, ignite, malfunction, etc.
Keep handset off and do not charge battery near gas stations or places with fire/explosion risk.
Handset use near petrochemicals or other flammables may cause fire/explosion. Be sure to power off
handset before using NFC (including Osaifu-Keitai®) in gas stations. (When NFC/Osaifu-Keitai®Lock
is set, power off handset after unlocking setting.)
Do not drop, throw or otherwise subject to strong force or impact.
Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, or ignite, and may result in fire, cause electric shock,
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malfunction, etc.
Take these actions in case of odd sound, odor, smoke or abnormalities:
1. Grasp AC Charger power plug from power outlet. Be careful not to burn when disconnecting
handset since it may be hot.
2. Power off handset.
Continued use may cause fire, electric shock, etc.
Keep liquids (tap water, beverages, sea water, pet urine, etc.) and conductive material (pencil
lead, metal parts, necklaces, hairpins, etc.) away from Headphone Port, External Device Port or
SIM Card/SD Card Slot. Also, prevent them from adhering onto them.
Failure to do so may cause short circuit, resulting in fire, malfunction, etc. Although handset complies
with IPX waterproof and dustproof standards, short circuit may be caused by adhering foreign
substance or liquid.
Sea water, water in pool, hot water, etc. is out of waterproof protection target. Remove adhered foreign
substance or liquid before charging.
Do not place handset on unstable/uneven surfaces.
Handset or related hardware may fall, resulting in injury, malfunction, etc. Take added care when
vibration is set or while charging.
Grasp Micro USB plug of AC Charger (optional accessory) when removing handset from AC
Charger (optional accessory). Do not pull the cord/cable.
Pulling plug by cord/cable may damage cord/cable and cause fire, electric shock, etc.
Avoid touching handset, Desktop Holder (optional accessory), AC Charger (optional
accessory) for a long time while charging.
Failure to do so may cause low-temperature burn injury.
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Keep handset and related hardware out of infants' or pets reach.
Infants and pets may swallow handset or related hardware resulting in injuries.
A guardian should supervise use by children and insure handset is used as instructed.
Failure to do so may result in injuries.
Handset
Internal Battery type is as follows.
Symbol on Label Battery Type
Li-ion00 Lithium-ion
Do not dispose of handset in fire.
Internal Battery may leak, burst, ignite, etc.
Do not damage (nail, hammer, stomp, etc.) handset or subject it to strong impact.
Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.
If battery fluid gets into eyes, do not rub; rinse with water and consult a doctor immediately.
May cause blindness.
Do not use handset while driving a vehicle, motorbike or riding a bicycle.
May cause an accident. Drivers/riders using handsets while driving/riding are subject to penalty. Stop
your vehicle and park in a safe place before using handset.
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Power off near electronic devices or equipment operating on high precision control or weak
signals.
Handset use may cause electronic malfunctions, etc.
*Take added care near these devices: Hearing aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers, implanted
cardioverter defibrillators, other electronic medical equipment, fire detectors, automatic doors, and
other automatically controlled devices or equipment.
Follow airline's instructions to use handset properly in aircraft.
Radio waves may interfere with aircraft operations.
Users with heart conditions should adjust vibration and ringtone volume as needed.
Strong vibration or loud volume may affect heart conditions.
If thunder is audible while outdoors, power off immediately and seek shelter.
Lightning strikes or electric shock may occur.
Do not position Flash/Photo Light close to others' faces. Do not look at Flash/Photo Light
directly while in use. Do not point Flash/Photo Light at others' eyes.
May harm eyesight. Do not photograph infants up close. Flash may impair vision, causing accidents.
Do not cover/wrap handset with cloth or futon while charging. Do not cover/wrap handset with
cloth or futon at bedtime.
Handset may overheat, resulting in fire, burns, malfunction, etc.
If battery fluid contacts skin or clothes, stop handset use and rinse with clean water
immediately.
Handset use may cause skin damage.
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If battery does not charge after specified time, stop charging.
Internal Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.
Do not use handset when it may affect vehicle's electronic equipment.
Handset use may affect devices and lead to unsafe driving.
If you experience any skin irritation associated with handset use, stop handset use and
consult a doctor.
Metal and other materials may cause skin irritation, rashes, or itchiness depending on your physical
condition.
Keep handset away from magnetic cards, etc.
Data on bank cards, credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be lost.
Do not swing handset by Strap, etc.
Handset may harm yourself or others, or Strap may break resulting in injury or handset malfunction/
breakage.
Avoid a prolonged use of handset in a place where temperature becomes high (e.g. near fire,
heater appliances, in the direct sunlight, inside sun-heated car, etc.), warm or overheated
(under kotatsu, electric blanket, near pocket warmer). Handset may become hot.
Prolonged contact with skin may cause low-temperature burns.
Handset or AC Charger (optional accessory) may become hot when calling or using
application (game etc.) while charging. Avoid a prolonged touch of the hot section.
Prolonged contact with skin may cause low-temperature burns.
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Always keep your ear some distance from Speaker while ringtones, music or other handset
sounds play.
If it sounds in excessive volume, ears or hearing may be damaged.
Watch TV from a distance in good light.
Failure to do so may impair vision.
Moderate handset volume when using Headsets.
Prolonged use and excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.
Desktop Holder (Optional Accessory), AC Charger
(Optional Accessory)
Do not cover/wrap with cloth or futon while charging.
Heat may build up resulting in fire, burns, malfunction, etc.
Use specified power supply and voltage.
Failure to do so may cause fire, malfunction, etc.
AC Charger: 100 V to 240 V AC (household AC outlet only)
Do not use commercially available voltage converters, as when traveling. May cause fire, electric
shock or malfunction.
Unplug AC Charger power plug when you do not use it.
Adhering foreign substance or liquid to AC Charger power plug or stomping AC Charger power plug
may cause electric shock, fire or malfunction.
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If liquids (water, pet urine, etc.) seep inside AC Charger power plug, unplug it immediately.
Failure to do so may cause electric shock, smoke or fire.
If plug is dusty, grasp AC Charger power plug and unplug it, then clean with a dry cloth.
Failure to do so may cause fire.
When plugging AC Charger power plug into outlet, keep conductive materials (pencil leads,
metal parts, necklaces, hair pins, etc.) away from AC Charger power plug/connector and plug
AC Charger power plug firmly into outlet.
Failure to do so may cause electric shock, short circuit, fire, etc.
Do not plug in/unplug AC Charger power plug with wet hands.
May cause electric shock or malfunction.
Do not touch AC Charger if thunder is audible.
May cause electric shock, etc.
Grasp AC Charger power plug and unplug it before cleaning.
Failure to do so may cause electric shock, etc.
Always grasp AC Charger power plug (not cable) to disconnect it.
Pulling cable may damage cable, causing electric shock, fire, etc.
Do not subject AC Charger (optional accessory) to strong shock or impact while it is plugged
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into the outlet.
May cause injury or malfunction.
Do not subject AC Charger (optional accessory) to strong impact such as pulling the cable
while it is plugged in.
May cause injury or malfunction.
Do not touch Charging Terminal of Desktop Holder (optional accessory) for a long time while
charging.
May result in low-temperature burns.
Do not touch Charging Terminal with your hands, fingers, etc.
May cause electric shock, injury or malfunction.
Handset Use & Electronic Medical Equipment
This section is based on "་⒪ᶵ㛵ෆ䛷䛾ᦠᖏ㟁ヰ➼䛾౑⏝䛻㛵䛩䜛ᣦ㔪" (Electromagnetic
Compatibility Conference, August 2014) and "Guidelines for Prevention of Effects of Radio Waves
from Various Equipment Using Radio Waves on Implantable Medical Equipment" (Ministry of Internal
Affairs and Communications).
Persons with an implanted pacemaker or defibrillator should keep handset at least 15 cm away
from the device.
Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators.
When using electronic medical equipment (other than implanted cardiac
pacemakers/defibrillators) outside medical facilities, check with the equipment vendor or
distributor for information about the effects of radio waves.
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Handset radio waves may affect electronic medical equipment.
Handset radio waves may affect electronic medical equipment. Observe these guidelines in
medical institutions:
䞉Observe each medical facility's instruction when using a mobile phone.
䞉Always power off handset in operation rooms, intensive care units, etc.
䞉Ensure necessary distance from electronic medical equipment nearby even where mobile phone use
is permitted such as medical ward or lobby.
There may be someone who is wearing an implanted pacemaker or defibrillator. Disable
handset transmissions (e.g. airplane mode) or power off handset when it is difficult to keep a
distance of at least 15 cm away from others such as in a crowd.
Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators causing such devices to
malfunction.
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Important Product Information
ÐHandset, SIM Card, TV Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder (Optional Accessory), AC Charger
(Optional Accessory)
ÐCharging
ÐTouchscreen
ÐTechnical Conformity
Handset, SIM Card, TV Antenna Cable, Desktop Holder
(Optional Accessory), AC Charger (Optional Accessory)
Do not get wet. Desktop Holder (optional accessory), AC Charger (optional accessory) and
packaged accessories are not waterproof. Avoid using in humid places such as a bathroom and
exposing it to rain. Contact to dampness from sweat by wearing on your body may cause
corrosion inside resulting in malfunction. If malfunction is determined to be caused by above water
exposures, warranty will not apply to repair. In the case that repair is possible, repair charge is
incurred.
Use handset, SIM Card (inserted in handset) within temperatures of 5°C to 35°C and humidity
35% to 85%. Avoid extreme temperatures, humidity, direct sunlight (temporary use at 36°C to
40°C and humidity 86% to 90%).
Charge battery within temperatures of 5°C to 35°C.
Do not use handset, SIM Card, or AC Charger (optional accessory) in a dusty place, where there
is much vibration, or near landline phone, TV, radio, etc.
For using power outlet with drop-off prevention structure, see the user's manual.
Storing handset with full-charged or insufficient battery level deteriorates battery performance. It is
recommenced to store handset with 40% battery level.
Turning off by pressing does not shut off handset from power source completely. Unplug AC
Charger power plug to completely turn it off. Use AC Charger (optional accessory) near a power
outlet for easy unplugging in case that malfunction is detected.
Display may become dim when handset temperature rises. It is not abnormal.
Do not subject handset to excessive shock. Do not deform External Device Port; may cause
malfunction.
Occasionally clean Charging Terminals with a dry, cotton swab etc. Dirt on Charging Terminals
may cause power shut-off or insufficient charging. Take care not to damage Charging Terminals
when cleaning.
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Clean handset, SIM Card, or AC Charger (optional accessory) with a dry, soft cloth. Rubbing hard
with a dry cloth etc. may scratch them. Wiping off with wet dustcloth may cause malfunction. Using
benzine, thinner, alcohol, detergent, etc. may fade color/print.
Occasionally clean Headphone Port and External Device Port with a dry cotton swab etc. Dirt on
them may cause contact failure. Do not deform Headphone Port, External Device Port or
connecting plug by putting pressure when cleaning.
Do not leave Camera in direct sunlight. Concentrated sunlight through Lens may cause handset to
malfunction.
Do not bring magnetic data or magnetic objects close to handset. Magnetic data on cash card,
credit card, etc. may be erased or may cause handset malfunction.
Do not remove IMEI printed sticker or Nameplate.
Charging
AC Charger (optional accessory) may become warm while charging. It is not abnormal.
If charging is started, handset can power on although it is unavailable for operation. For this
reason, avoid charging in a place where handset use is prohibited (in aircraft, hospital, etc.)
Check battery level with Status Indicator at the top of screen.
Operation time of Internal Battery varies by usage environment or the battery condition.
Internal Battery is consumable item. Operation time per charge decreases by charging repeatedly.
Internal Battery is consumable item. When operation time with full-charged is extremely shortened,
it is time to replace. Internal Battery is not customer-replaceable. Bring handset to a SoftBank
Shop etc. to replace Internal Battery. Fee is incurred for the replacement. Contact a SoftBank
Shop or SoftBank Customer Support.
Using application while charging may shorten Internal Battery life.
Touchscreen
Handset uses a touchscreen Display. Operate with your fingers on Display.
Touch with your fingers lightly. Do not press forcibly with fingers or push with a sharp-pointed
object (nail, ball-point pen, pins, etc.)
Touchscreen may not work or malfunction in the following cases:
-Operation with fingernail
-Foreign object, protection sheet or sticker applied, or waterdrop or dew condensation on Display
-Operation with fingers wet or sweaty
-Operation under water
Although Display is made with hardened and shatterproof glass, touching scattered or exposed
parts accidentally may cause injuries.
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Technical Conformity
Handset is certified as wireless equipment for low power electric data communication based on the
Radio Law. No license is required for using handset as the wireless radio station. However,
disassembling/modifying handset may be subject to penalty by law.
Never use modified handset. Using modified handset is a violation of the Radio Law.
Handset is compliant with the technical standard conformance of specified wireless equipment
based on the Radio Law, and as a proof of it, the "Technical Compliance Mark " appears on
the electronic nameplate of handset. To view the electronic nameplate, in Home Screen,
Settings About phone Legal information Certificates.
The technical standard conformance certification etc. is invalidated by removing the screws and
altering the inside of handset. Using handset with invalid technical standard conformance
certification etc. is a violation of the Radio Law.
Do not alter the basic software illegally. May be regarded as software modification and repairs may
be refused.
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Bluetooth®/Wi-Fi (WLAN)
ÐFrequencies
ÐNotes on Using Bluetooth®Devices
ÐReception Interference Caused by Wi-Fi (WLAN) Devices
ÐWi-Fi (WLAN)
ÐNotes on Using 2.4 GHz Devices
ÐNotes on Using 5 GHz Devices
ÐReception Interference Caused by Bluetooth®Devices
Frequencies
Frequency band used by handset Bluetooth®/Wi-Fi (WLAN) functions are as follows:
2.4䠖Frequency band is 2400 MHz
FH/XX/DS/OF䠖Modulations are FH-SS, other modulation, DS-SS, OFDM
4䠖Estimated range of radio frequency interference is up to 40 m
8䠖Estimated range of radio frequency interference is up to 80 m
䠖Utilizes 2,400 MHz to 2,483.5 MHz band without
mobile device bandwidth differentiation
Available channels may vary by country.
For use in an airplane, contact your airline.
Notes on Using Bluetooth®Devices
Handset operates on the same frequency band used by home electric appliances such as
microwave ovens, industrial, scientific and medical equipment, premises radio stations for identifying
mobile units used in the manufacturing lines of plants (radio stations requiring a license), specified
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low power radio stations (radio stations requiring no license) and amateur radio stations (hereinafter
referred to as "another station.")
Before using handset Bluetooth®function, confirm that premises radio stations, specified low
power radios and amateur radios are not in use nearby.
In the event of handset causing harmful radio wave interference with "another station," promptly
change the operating frequency or stop radio wave emission by turning off the power, etc.
For further questions, contact a SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Support.
Reception Interference Caused by Wi-Fi (WLAN)
Devices
Handset Bluetooth®function uses the same frequency band as Wi-Fi (WLAN) devices. Using near
Wi-Fi (WLAN) devices may cause radio interference, low-communication speed, noise or connection
failure. In that case, take the following measures.
Provide distance between Bluetooth®device and Wi-Fi (WLAN) device. Required distance varies
by device.
If the problem persists, power off Bluetooth®device or Wi-Fi (WLAN) device.
Wi-Fi (WLAN)
Wi-Fi (WLAN) uses radio waves to exchange information and LAN connection is freely established
within an area where the radio wave reaches. Meanwhile, if no security is set, Wi-Fi
communications may be intercepted or hacked by malicious parties. It is recommended to make
necessary security settings on your responsibility.
Use handset WLAN function only in Japan.
Do not use Wi-Fi near magnetic devices such as electrical appliances or AV/OA devices.
Magnetic/radio waves may hinder or disable communication. Avoid microwave ovens especially.
Using near a TV or radio, etc. may cause interference; may affect TV reception.
If there are multiple Wi-Fi access points using the same channel, search may fail.
Enable Wi-Fi to search available Wi-Fi networks and then establish connection.
Connect to Wi-Fi network before accessing Internet via Wi-Fi (WLAN).
Take care with radio signal strength for Wi-Fi (WLAN). Radio signal strength for Wi-Fi network
differs depending on the access point location. Moving close to a Wi-Fi router may improve radio
signal strength.
To save battery power, disable Wi-Fi (WLAN) when not used.
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Notes on Using 2.4 GHz Devices
WLAN devices operate on the same frequency band used by home electric appliances such as
microwave ovens, industrial, scientific and medical equipment, premises radio stations for identifying
mobile units used in the manufacturing lines of plants (radio stations requiring a license), specified
low power radio stations (radio stations requiring no license) and amateur radio stations.
Before using handset, confirm that premises radio stations, specified low power radios, and
amateur radio stations are not in use nearby.
In the event of handset causing harmful radio wave interference with premises radio stations for
identifying mobile units, promptly change the operating frequency or stop radio wave emission by
turning off the power, etc. and then contact a SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Support for
measurement against the cross talk (e.g. installing partition.)
Also, in the event of handset causing radio wave interference with specified low power radios and
amateur radio stations, contact a SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Support.
Notes on Using 5 GHz Devices
In 5 GHz frequency bandwidth, handset can use following bands:
5.2 GHz band (W52/36, 40, 44, 48 ch)
5.3 GHz band (W53/52, 56, 60, 64 ch)
5.6 GHz band (W56/100, 104, 108, 112, 116, 120, 124, 128, 132, 136, 140 ch)
Using wireless LAN built-into handset in 5.2/5.3 GHz outside is prohibited by the Radio Law.
Reception Interference Caused by Bluetooth®Devices
Bluetooth®and WLAN (IEEE802.11b/g/n) use the same frequency band. Using near Wi-Fi (WLAN)
devices may cause radio interference, low-communication speed, noise or connection fault. Or may
cause communication interruption or sound distortion when streaming data is played. In that case,
take the following measures.
Provide distance between Wi-Fi (WLAN) device and Bluetooth®device. Required distance varies
by device.
If the problem persists, power off Bluetooth®device.
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Waterproofing/Dustproofing
Handset complies with IPX51, IPX82waterproof standards and IP6X3dustproof
standard with SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover firmly closed.
1 Protection against water jet (at 12.5 L/min. from every direction from a distance of
approximately 3 m for over 3 minutes through 6.3 mm nozzle)
2 Protection against seepage when slowly submerged in still tap water at room
temperature to depth of 1.5 m for 30 minutes
3 Protection against dust ingress when being placed in an apparatus with grit and dust
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ÐHandset Waterproofing/Dustproofing
ÐMaintaining Waterproof/Dustproof Performance
ÐPrecautions
ÐDraining
ÐCharging
Handset Waterproofing/Dustproofing
Handset waterproofing/dustproofing provides the following:
Calling in the rain without umbrella (approximately 20 mm rainfall per hour)
Do not open or close SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover with wet hands or when handset gets wet.
Washing handset when it gets dirty or stained with liquid other than tap water
Wash with tap water at normal temperature (5°C - 35°C) with weak water flow (less than 6L/min.)
at distance of approximately 10 cm away from the tap or shower.
When washing handset, make sure to securely close SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover. Do not use a
brush or sponge. Drain and the use handset after washing.
Using handset at a poolside
Do not get water from a pool on handset or soak it in pool water.
Maintaining Waterproof/Dustproof Performance
Observe the following to avoid water or dust ingress.
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Do not get any liquid other than room temperature tap water on handset, or soak it in such liquid.
Firmly close SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover. Even a fine particle (one hair, one grain of sand, tiny
fiber, etc.) put between the port contact surfaces may allow water or dust to ingress.
Do not push Earpiece/Speaker, Mic/Speaker, Second Mic, Headphone Port, External Device Port
or Strap Hole with a sharp-pointed object.
Do not let handset fall. Scratch on handset may degrade waterproof/dustproof performance.
Rubber gaskets on inner side of SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover play important roles for
waterproofing/dustproofing. Do not remove or damage them. Also, prevent dust from adhering
onto them.
Precautions
Do not perform the following actions.
-Washing with Soap/Detergent/Bath powder
-Washing using brush/sponge
-Machine-washing
-Applying strong water flow
-Soaking in ocean water
-Using in hot spring
-Exposing to sand/mud
Observe the following precautions to use handset properly.
Packaged accessories are not waterproof/dustproof.
Do not apply water flow stronger than allowed directly from a tap or shower. Handset provides
IPX5 waterproof performance, but doing so may cause malfunction.
If handset gets wet with salt water, sea water, beverage, or mud or sand adheres, wash it
immediately. If they dry, they become hard to remove and may cause damage or malfunction.
Do not put in hot water, use in a sauna or apply hot airflow (from a hair dryer etc.).
Do not move handset in water or slam handset against surface of water.
Soaking handset in tap water should be no more than 30 minutes.
For using handset at a swimming pool, obey rules of the facility.
Handset does not float on water.
Do not let water remain on handset. In cold region, water freezes up and may cause malfunction.
Do not let water remain on Earpiece/Speaker, Mic/Speaker, Second Mic or External Device Port.
Such water may interfere with calls or get clothes or bag wet.
If handset gets splashed with water or other liquid while SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover is opened,
seepage may occur resulting in electric shock or malfunction. In that case, stop using and power
off handset, then contact a SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Support.
If rubber gaskets on inner side of SIM Card/SD Card Slot Cover are damaged or deformed, have
them replaced at a SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Support.
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Do not connect earphones, etc. to handset that is wet with water. May cause malfunction.
Do not use handset when Headphone Port or External Device Port is wet or dusty. May lose
waterproof performance, cause electric shock, short circuit, fire, burns or malfunction.
Do not leave handset in a humid place for a long time. Take handset out from bathroom after
using.
Avoid moving handset from cold place to warm place suddenly. Wait until handset temperature
gets warm and before bringing it to bathroom etc.
Complete protection is not guaranteed under all conditions. Malfunctions due to improper handling
by the user are not covered by Warranty.
Draining
When handset gets wet, remaining water may flow out after wiping it off. Drain as shown.
Wipe off moisture on handset surface and back side with dry, clean cloth etc.
Shake handset approximately 20 times until there is no more water splattering (1), then
turn upside down and shake it approximately 20 times again (2)
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Wipe off water drained from handset with clean cloth etc.
Turn Earpiece/Speaker, Mic/Speaker, Second Mic, Headphone Port, External Device Port face
down onto cloth etc. to drain water.
Place handset on dry, clean cloth etc., and dry naturally at room temperature for a
couple of hours
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Charging
Check the following while and after charging.
While charging, check that handset is not wet. Never charge while handset is wet.
Packaged accessories are not waterproof/dustproof.
Never connect Micro USB plug when handset or charger is wet. Handset provides waterproof
performance, but liquids (tap water, beverages, sea water, pet urine, etc.) adhered to Micro USB
Plug may cause electric shock, short circuit, fire, burns or malfunction.
Do not use Desktop Holder (optional accessory), AC Charger (optional accessory), Micro USB
Cable (commercial item) in a bathroom, shower room, kitchen, lavatory or other highly humid area.
Doing so may cause fire or electric shock.
Do not touch Desktop Holder (optional accessory), AC Charger (optional accessory) or Micro USB
Cable (commercial item) with wet hand. Doing so may cause electric shock.
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End User License Agreement
ÐEnd User License Agreement
End User License Agreement
Software delivered with this device and its media are owned by Sony Mobile Communications Inc.,
and/or its affiliated companies and its suppliers and licensers.
Sony Mobile grants you a non-exclusive limited license to use the Software solely in conjunction with
the Device on which it is installed or delivered.
Ownership of the Software is not sold, transferred or otherwise conveyed. Do not use any means to
discover the source code or any component of the Software, reproduce and distribute the Software,
or modify the Software.
You are entitled to transfer rights and obligations of the Software to a third party, solely together with
the Device with which you received the Software, provided the third party agrees in writing to be
bound by the terms of this License.
This license exists throughout the useful life of this Device.
It can be terminated by transferring your rights to the Device to a third party in writing. Failure to
comply with any of these terms and conditions will terminate the license immediately.
Sony Mobile and its third party suppliers and licensers retain all rights, titles and interest in and to the
Software.
To the extent that the Software contains material or code of a third party, such third parties shall be
beneficiaries of these terms.
This license is governed by the laws of Japan.
When applicable, the foregoing applies to statutory consumer rights. In the event Software
accompanying or provided in conjunction with your device is provided with additional terms and
conditions, such provisions shall also govern your possession and usage of the Software.
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Export Controls and Regulations
ÐExport Controls and Regulations
Export Controls and Regulations
The products and accessories may be subject to the application of the Foreign Exchange and
Foreign Trade Act and other related laws and regulations in Japan.
In addition, the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) of the United States may be applicable.
In cases of exporting or reexporting the products and accessories, customers are requested to follow
the necessary procedures at their own responsibility and cost. Please contact the Ministry of
Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan or the Department of Commerce of the United States for
details about procedures.
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Intellectual Property Rights
ÐCopyrights and Portrait Rights
ÐTrademarks
Copyrights and Portrait Rights
Copyrighted contents you recorded or obtained from sites or Internet home pages using this product
by downloading or other means, such as documents, images, music data, software, are prohibited
from reproduction, transformation and transmission over public lines without consent of the copyright
holders, unless intended for personal use or any other purpose permitted by law.
Note that some performances, shows, and exhibitions may not permit photography, movie shooting,
or sound recording even for personal use.
You should also refrain from taking a picture of other people and disclosing it by such means as
posting it on a site on the Internet without their consent because of possible infringement of their right
of portrait.
Trademarks
The company names and product names appearing in this manual are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective holders.
SOFTBANK, SOFTBANK's equivalent in Japanese and the SOFTBANK logo are registered
trademarks or trademarks of SOFTBANK GROUP CORP. in Japan and other countries.
S!䝯䞊䝹 and 䝕䝁䝺䝯䞊䝹 are trademarks or registered trademarks of SoftBank Corp.
This product contains technologies provided by ACCESS CO., LTD.
©2011 ACCESS CO., LTD. All rights reserved.
Copyright © 2009 The Android Open Source Project
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is
distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND,
either express or implied.
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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
ACCESS and the ACCESS logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of ACCESS CO., LTD.
in the United States, Japan and/or other countries.
Yahoo! and the "Yahoo!" or "Y!" logos are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of Yahoo! Inc.
in the U.S.
Copyright © 2012 Yahoo Japan Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
"䝇䜾䝕䝁䟿" is a registered trademark of I-FREEK MOBILE INC.
Internet SagiWall is a trademark or registered trademark of BB Softservice Corp.
UULA®is a registered trademark of UULA Inc.
McAfee and/or additional marks herein are registered trademarks or trademarks of McAfee, Inc.
and/or its affiliates in the US and/or other countries.
McAfee Red in connection with security is distinctive of McAfee brand products.
©SoftBank Corp. /Powered by MediaDo
©Disney
The handset may contain content and other works that the Walt Disney Company (Japan) Ltd., its
parent or their affiliates (collectively, "Disney") own, co-own or license copyright and other
intellectual property rights.
Please read the applicable Terms of Use (䝕䜱䝈䝙䞊බᘧ䝇䝬䞊䝖䝣䜷䞁䝯䞁䝞䞊఍ဨつ⣙)before
use.
"DISNEY STYLE” and ”DISNEY MARKET” are registered trademarks of Disney.
"Bluetooth®" is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG. Inc., and Sony Mobile Communications is
licensed to use them.
Wi-Fi Protected Setup, Wi-Fi Protected Setup logo, WPA, Wi-Fi Direct and Wi-Fi CERTIFIED
Miracast are trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.
Xperia, TrackID and Socialife are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Mobile
Communications Inc.
PlayStation, and DUALSHOCK are trademarks or registered trademarks or Sony Computer
Entertainment Inc.
Sony, Sweep Panorama, X-Reality, PlayMemories, Reader, STAMINA and Sony Entertainment
Network are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.
SmartAR®is an augmented reality technology developed by Sony Corporation and it is a
registered trademark or trademark in Japan and other countries.
POBox and POBox logo are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc.
POBox is a co-developed technology of Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc. and Sony
Mobile Communications, Inc.
microSD logo, microSDHC logo and microSDXC logo are trademarks of SD-3C, LLC.
"䛚䝃䜲䝣䜿䞊䝍䜲" is a registered trademark of NTT DOCOMO, INC.
FeliCa is a contactless IC card technology developed by Sony Corporation.
FeliCa is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.
is a trademark or registered trademark of NFC Forum, Inc. in the US and other countries.
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QR code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.
"Google" and "Google" logo, "Android," "Google Play," "Google+," "Gmail," "Google Maps,"
"Hangouts," "YouTube," "Google Chrome" are trademarks or registered trademarks of Google, Inc.
Facebook is a registered trademark of Facebook, Inc.
"Twitter" and the logo are registered trademarks of Twitter, Inc.
"DLNA" and the "DLNA" logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Digital Living Network
Alliance.
MirrorLink and MirrorLink logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Car Connectivity
Consortium LLC.
"Microsoft," "Windows," "Windows Vista," "Microsoft Excel," "Microsoft PowerPoint" and "Windows
Media" are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and
other countries.
"Microsoft Word" is a product name of Microsoft Corporation in the United States.
This product contains technology subject to certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft. Use or
distribution of this technology outside of this product is prohibited without the appropriate
license(s) from Microsoft.
This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 visual and AVC patent portfolio license for the personal
and non-commercial use of a consumer for (i) encoding video in compliance with the MPEG-4
visual standard ("MPEG-4 video") or the AVC standard ("AVC video") and/or (ii) decoding MPEG-4
or AVC video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal and non-commercial activity
and/or was obtained from a video provider licensed by MPEG LA to provide MPEG-4 and/or AVC
video. No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use. Additional information including
that relating to promotional, internal and commercial uses and licensing may be obtained MPEG
LA, L.L.C. (See http://www.mpegla.com). MPEG Layer-3 audio decoding technology licensed from
Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson.
ANT and ANT+ are trademarks or registered trademarks of ANT Wireless
Using your device as a fitness hub with ANT+™
You can use your device with health and fitness products that also support ANT+™technology.
For example, if you go running with an ANT+™compatible heart rate monitor and a foot pod (to
measure pace and distance), you can collect all the data from the run on your device. You can
then analyze your performance and see how you can improve.
You can download a range of applications from Google Play™that support ANT+™sport, fitness,
and health devices. For information about ANT+™ compatible products, go to
www.thisisant.com/directory.
Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective
owners.
In context, TM and ® mark are omitted.
Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved. All other trademarks are property of their
respective owners.
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VCCI
ÐVCCI
VCCI
Handset complies with a technical standards based on VCCI RULES FOR VOLUNTARY CONTROL
MEASURES and the mark of conformity is depicted electronically on the screen.
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