Toshiba Information Systems CC4-J02 GSM 900/1800/1900/UMTS Mobile phone with Bluetooth User Manual 08

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For more information about handset operations
and functions, please go to the SoftBank K.K.
Website (www.softbank.jp) for the full manual* or
dial 157 from a SoftBank handset for Customer
Service.
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Please note that the full manual may not be available in
English at time of purchase. In this case, call Customer
Service or check SoftBank Website again at a later date.
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What's in the Box
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7Handset
7AC Charger (TSCS01)
7Battery Pack (TSBAF1)
7First Step Guide (Japanese only)
7Stereo Earphone (TSLAF2)
7USB Cable (TSDAC1)
7Utility Software for 910T (CD-ROM)*1*2
7BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
(TSLAF1)
7User Guide
73G Guide (Japanese only)
*1 Complimentary sample not available for purchase.
*2 Upgrades or updates of included utility software may become available on the SoftBank Website (www.softbank.jp) without prior notification.
Please check for the newest versions of utility applications and download as required.
7In addition to the above items, optional items such as a In-Car Charger, video output cable, stereo earphone-microphone with audio remote control and
cradle are available. For details, contact your nearest SoftBank Shop or SoftBank General Information (page 21-53).
7You can use a miniSDTM memory card (hereafter referred to as memory card) with your handset. A memory card is not included.
Purchase a memory card to use memory card functions. Your handset supports memory cards with a storage capacity of up to 2 GB (as of XXX, 2006).
There is no guarantee that all memory cards will work with your handset.
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Symbols Used in This Manual
Using the Navigation Key
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Using Soft Keys
Use Soft Keys to perform operations indicated at the bottom of the main
display.
/+
-ENU
Operation
(Notation Used in
This Manual)
Press up
Press down
Press left
7Press K to access Option menu.
7Press J to complete operations, etc.
Press right
Press centre
Function
Selects the Live Monitor/Weather Icon
Increases the volume
Moves the cursor up
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Use the Navigation Key to move the cursor, access functions, display the Main
menu, confirm selected items and perform selected operations.
Accesses the Phone Book
Decreases the volume
Moves the cursor down
Accesses Dialled Numbers
Decreases the volume
Moves the cursor left
Accesses Received Calls
Increases the volume
Moves the cursor right
Accesses the Main menu
Confirms the selected item or performs the
selected operation
Acts as the camera shutter-release
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TOSHIBA CORPORATION
IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE READ BEFORE USING YOUR HANDSET
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BY ATTEMPTING TO USE ANY SOFTWARE ON THE SUPPLIED HANDSET
THIS CONSTITUTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE EULA TERMS.
IF YOU REJECT OR DO NOT AGREE WITH ALL THE TERMS OF THIS
EULA, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ACCESS OR USE THE SUPPLIED
SOFTWARE.
End User License Agreement
This End User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement
between you (as the user) and TOSHIBA CORPORATION ("Toshiba")
with regard to the copyrighted software as installed in a Toshiba 3G
handset supplied to you (the "Handset").
Use or disposal of any software installed in the Handset and related
documentations (the "Software") will constitute your acceptance of
these terms, unless separate terms are provided by the Software
supplier on the Handset, in which case certain additional or different
terms may apply. If you do not agree with the terms of this EULA, do
not use or dispose the Software.
1. License Grant. Toshiba grants to you a personal, non-transferable
and non-exclusive right to use the Software as set out in this EULA.
Modifying, adapting, translating, renting, copying, making available,
transferring or assigning all or part of the Software, or any rights
granted hereunder, to any other persons and removing any proprietary
notices, labels or marks from the Software is strictly prohibited, except
as expressly permitted in this EULA. Furthermore, you hereby agree not
to create derivative works based on the Software.
2. Copyright. The Software is licensed, not sold. You acknowledge that no
title to the intellectual property in the Software is or will be transferred
to you. You further acknowledge that title and full ownership rights to
the Software will remain the exclusive property of Toshiba, Toshiba's
affiliates, and/or their suppliers, and you will not acquire any rights to
the Software, except as expressly set out in this EULA. You may keep a
back-up copy of the Software only so far as necessary for its lawful use.
All copies of the Software must contain the same proprietary notices
as contained in or on the Software and are subject to the terms of this
EULA. All rights not expressly granted under this EULA are reserved to
Toshiba, Toshiba's affiliates and/or their suppliers.
3. Reverse Engineering. You agree that you will not attempt, and if you
are a business organisation, you will use your best efforts to prevent
your employees, servants and contractors from attempting to reverse
engineer, decompile, modify, translate or disassemble the Software
in whole or in part except to the extent that such actions cannot be
excluded by mandatory applicable law and only if those actions are
taken in accordance with such applicable law. Any failure to comply
with the above or any other terms and conditions contained herein will
result in the automatic termination of this license and the reversion of
the rights granted hereunder to Toshiba.
4. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY. The Software is provided "AS IS"
without warranty of any kind. TOSHIBA, TOSHIBA'S AFFILIATES, AND
THEIR SUPPLIERS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS OR
OTHER TERMS (WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED), INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS AND TERMS
OF SATISFACTORY QUALITY, MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD-
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7. Export Laws. Any use, duplication or disposal of the Software involves
products and/or technical data that may be controlled under the
export laws of applicable countries or region and may be subject to
the approval of the applicable governmental authorities prior to export.
Any export, directly or indirectly, in contravention of the export laws of
applicable countries or region is prohibited.
8. Third Party Beneficiary. You agree that certain suppliers of the Software
to Toshiba have a right as a third party beneficiary to enforce the terms
of this EULA against you as a user.
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PARTY RIGHTS; AND THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND
PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS WITH YOU. YOU ACCEPT
THAT SOFTWARE MAY NOT MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS AND NO
WARRANTY CAN BE GIVEN THAT OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE
WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE.
5. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT LEGALLY
PERMITTED, IN NO EVENT SHALL TOSHIBA, TOSHIBA'S
AFFILIATES OR THEIR SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR
ANY DAMAGES FOR (A) LOST BUSINESS OR REVENUE,
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS DATA; OR
(B) CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR INDIRECT
DAMAGES OF ANY KIND (WHETHER UNDER CONTRACT, TORT OR
OTHERWISE) ARISING OUT OF: (I) THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE
THE SOFTWARE, EVEN IF TOSHIBA, TOSHIBA'S AFFILIATES OR
THEIR SUPPLIER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGES; OR (II) ANY CLAIM BY A THIRD PARTY. SAVE
AS SET OUT IN THIS SECTION, TOSHIBA'S ENTIRE LIABILITY
UNDER THIS EULA SHALL NOT EXCEED THE PRICE PAID FOR THE
SOFTWARE, IF ANY.
PLEASE MAKE AND RETAIN A COPY OF ALL DATA YOU HAVE INSERTED
INTO YOUR PRODUCT, FOR EXAMPLE NAMES, ADDRESSES, PHONE
NUMBERS, PICTURES, RINGTONES ETC, BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR
PRODUCT FOR A WARRANTY SERVICE, AS SUCH DATA MAY BE
DELETED OR ERASED AS PART OF THE REPAIR OR SERVICE PROCESS.
6. Laws. This EULA will be governed by the laws of Japan. All disputes
arising out of this EULA shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of
the Tokyo District Court.
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Safety Precautions
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7 To ensure proper usage, be sure to read the Safety Precautions thoroughly
before using your handset. Always keep this manual available for future
reference.
7 Be sure to follow the safety information contained in the instruction
manuals and indicated on the product to prevent injury to the user and
other persons, as well as damage to property.
7 When a child uses the handset, it is recommended that a parent or
guardian reads the instruction manuals thoroughly and provides proper
instructions to the child.
7 The following describes the meaning of safety symbols and signal words.
Be sure to understand their meanings before proceeding to read this
manual.
Pictograph Descriptions
Pictograph
Meaning
Danger
Indicates an imminently hazardous operation that could
result in death or serious injury1 of the user.
Warning
Indicates a potentially hazardous operation that could
result in death or serious injury1 of the user.
Caution
Indicates a potentially hazardous operation that could
result in minor or moderate injury2 to the user or
damage to property3.
1 Serious injury includes loss of sight, wounds, high temperature burns, low
temperature burns (burns causing reddish areas, blistering and other
damage to the skin as a result of heat exceeding the body temperature
contacting your skin for a prolonged time), electric shock, fractures and
poisoning requiring hospitalization or long-term medical treatment.
2 Injury includes wounds, burns and electric shock not requiring
hospitalization or long-term medical treatment.
3 Damage to property includes extensive damage to homes and household
property, as well as livestock and pets.
Symbol Descriptions
Symbol
Meaning
indicates a prohibited action. The prohibited action is
indicated graphically or described in text in or near the
symbol.
indicates a compulsory action that must be carried
out.
The compulsory action is indicated graphically or
described in text in or near the symbol.
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Limitation of Liability
Danger
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Do not disassemble, modify or repair the handset, battery
pack, charger, Stereo Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo
Headset
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire, electric shock,
injury or malfunction. Modification of the handset is prohibited by
Japanese Radio Law. For repair, contact your nearest SoftBank
Shop or SoftBank Customer Assistance (page 21-53).
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ポSoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for any damages
arising from natural disasters such as earthquakes, lightning, storms
and floods, as well as fires through no fault of SoftBank and Toshiba,
acts by third parties, other accidents, improper use by the user, whether
intentionally or negligently, or use under other abnormal conditions.
ポSoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for incidental
damages arising out of the use or inability to use the product, including,
but not limited to, corruption or loss of data, lost business revenue or
suspension of business operations.
ポSoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for any damages
arising from improper use not conforming to the instructions in the
instruction manuals.
ポSoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for any damages
arising from malfunctions caused by use in combination with connection
equipment or software that is not authorized for use by SoftBank and
Toshiba.
ポImage data recorded with the camera, downloaded data and other data
may be corrupted or lost due to malfunction, repair or other improper
handling of the product. SoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability
whatsoever for the restoration of corrupted or lost data, as well as any
damages or lost revenue and profits.
ポSoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for corruption or
loss of stored data resulting from failures or malfunctions of the product,
regardless of the cause. Be sure to keep a separate memo of important
data to limit damage caused by data corruption or loss to a minimum.
Do not dispose of the handset, battery pack, charger,
Stereo Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset in a fire or
expose it to heat
If the handset or battery pack is exposed to water, do not
dry it artificially in heating equipment (microwave oven,
etc.)
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire or malfunction.
Do not charge, use or leave the handset, battery pack,
charger, Stereo Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset in
hot places such as near a fire or heater
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire or malfunction.
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Danger
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Do not expose the handset, charger, battery pack , Stereo
Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset to fluids such as
water, perspiration or seawater
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire, electric shock
or malfunction. If the handset is dropped accidentally in water or
any other fluid, immediately turn off the handset and contact your
nearest SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Assistance (page
21-53).
Do not leave the handset, charger, battery pack, Stereo
Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset outdoors, in a
bathroom or wherever water or any other fluid is used
Do not place the handset, charger or battery pack near
cups, vases or other containers of fluids
Exposure to water or other fluids may cause electric shock,
overheating, rupturing or fire.
Do not use excessive force when inserting the battery pack
into the handset or connecting the handset to the charger
Do not connect any cords with reverse polarity
Doing so may cause the battery pack to leak, rupture, overheat or
catch fire, as well as cause electric shock or malfunction.
Do not touch the battery pack connectors (metal parts)
with any metal objects (necklace, hairpin, etc.)
Doing so may cause the battery pack to overheat, rupture or catch
fire, as well as the metal object to overheat.
Do not use a battery pack other than one supplied with or
designated for the handset
Do not use the battery pack for any other handset
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire or malfunction.
Do not use a charger other than one supplied with or
designated for the handset to charge the battery pack
Do not use the charger for any other handset
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire or malfunction.
Do not charge, overheat, disassemble or short the dry
battery of BluetoothTM Stereo Headset or put it into a fire.
Doing so may cause ignition, rupturing, malfunction or fire.
If electrolyte fluid leaking from the dry battery of
BluetoothTM Stereo Headset comes into contact with your
skin or clothes, wash it immediately with clean water as
this may hurt your body. And if it gets into your eyes, do
not rub them, and have them immediately treated by an
ophthalmologist after washing them with clean water.
If the fluid sticks to the equipment, wipe it out without
touching it directly.
If the fluid is left as it is, your skin may get irritated or there may
be fear of losing your sight.
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Warning
Do not use the handset while driving
Do not make or receive a call and do not use other
functions (messaging, game, camera, video, music, mobile
light, etc.)
Doing so may cause a traffic accident. Use of the handset while
driving is prohibited by law. Before using the handset, stop the
vehicle in a safe area where parking is permitted.
Do not use the handset wherever there is the risk of a fire
or explosion such as in a petrol station
Doing so may ignite the gases and start a fire or explosion. Turn
off the handset and do not charge it wherever gases may be
present (petrol station, etc.).
Do not swing the handset by its strap, a video output cable,
the Stereo Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
Doing so may cause an injury, accident or damage.
Turn off the handset while you are near any precision
electronic equipment
Radio waves may adversely affect the operation of electronic
equipment. Examples of such equipment: medical electronic
equipment such as cardiac pacemakers and hearing aids or fire
alarms and automatic doors. If you use medical electronic
equipment, consult with the equipment manufacturer or distributor
about the influence of radio waves.
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Do not charge the battery pack while it is wet or damp
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire, electric shock or
short circuit. If the battery pack is exposed to fluids such as water,
unplug the rapid charger immediately.
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Remove the power plug from the outlet if the rapid charger
is not to be used for a long period of time or before
cleaning
Failing to do so may cause an electric shock, fire or malfunction.
Turn off the handset wherever its use is prohibited such as
on an aircraft
Cancel schedule and alarm settings before turning handset
power off
Use of the handset on an aircraft is prohibited by law.
Check your surroundings to confirm that it is safe to
make/receive calls, send/receive messages, take pictures
or record videos
Failing to do so may cause you to trip over or cause a traffic
accident.
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Warning
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Do not use the handset with any power voltage other than
the specified voltage
Doing so may cause a fire. The power voltages are 100 to 240 V
AC for the rapid charger and 12 or 24 V DC (for a negative ground
car only) for a In-Car Charger.
Wipe away any dust on the plug of the rapid charger with a
dry cloth after removing the plug from the outlet
Dust on the plug or outlet may cause a fire.
Follow the instructions below when installing and wiring
in-vehicle devices
ポMake sure that devices do not interfere with driving and
safety equipment such as airbags
ポMake sure that wires are not caught in seatbelt buckles,
doors or other moving parts
Any wire caught around a foot, brake pedal, accelerator pedal, etc.
may interfere with driving and cause a traffic accident. If any part
of an in-vehicle device drops onto the floor, it may startle you into
abrupt braking or steering, leading to a traffic accident.
When thunder is heard outside, stop using the handset
immediately
Turn off the handset and do not touch it
Failing to do so may attract lightning and cause electric shock.
When thunder is heard, stop using the handset and move to a safe
place such as inside a building.
If the battery pack fails to charge in the specified time,
stop charging immediately
Failing to do so may cause overheating, rupturing or fire. Contact
your nearest SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Assistance
(page 21-53).
When inserting the rapid charger plug into an AC household
outlet, make sure that a metal strap or any other metal
object does not touch the plug
Failing to do so may cause electric shock, short circuit or fire.
If electrolyte fluid leaking from the battery pack gets into
your eyes, wash your eyes immediately with clean water
and have your eyes treated by an ophthalmologist
Failing to receive treatment for your eyes may result in eye injury.
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Warning
Do not drop the handset or battery pack or subject it to
excessive shock
Doing so may cause overheating, rupturing, fire or malfunction.
Do not sit down with the handset in your trousers pocket
Excess weight may damage the display, battery pack or other
parts resulting in overheating, fire or injury.
If the handset is used near an implanted cardiac
pacemaker, defibrillator or other electronic medical
equipment, radio waves may interfere with such a device
or equipment Observe the following guidelines
1. If you have an implanted cardiac pacemaker or defibrillator,
carry and use the handset at a distance of at least 22
centimetres away from the implanted device.
2. Turn off the handset in crowded places such as packed trains
because a person with an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
defibrillator may be nearby. Radio waves can interfere with the
operation of a cardiac pacemaker or other medical device.
3. Follow the precautions below in medical institutions.
ポDo not bring the handset into an operating room, intensive
care unit or coronary care unit.
ポTurn off the handset in a hospital ward.
ポTurn off the handset in a lobby or other location close to
medical equipment.
ポObserve the instructions of individual medical institutions and
do not use the handset in or bring it into prohibited areas.
ポTurn off the handset after cancelling any settings such
as schedule and alarm settings that turn on the handset
automatically.
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If something unusual happens to the handset, battery
pack or charger; for example, it emits smoke or an
unusual odour or is damaged, perform the following steps
immediately
1. If the battery pack is charging, unplug the rapid charger from
the AC household outlet or unplug the In-Car Charger from the
cigarette lighter socket.
2. Make sure that the handset is not hot, then turn it off and
remove the battery pack.
Failing to do so and continuing use (charging) may cause the
battery pack to overheat, rupture or catch fire or the handset to
overheat. If something unusual happens, contact your nearest
SoftBank Shop or SoftBank Customer Assistance (page 21-53).
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4. When using electronic medical devices other than an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or defibrillator outside of medical institutions
(such as at home), consult with the individual medical device
manufacturer about the possible influence of radio waves.
The above information conforms to "The Guidelines on Use of
Mobile Phones and Other Devices to Prevent Electromagnetic
Wave Interference with Electronic Medical Equipment"
(Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference Japan, April 1997),
as well as refers to "The Investigative Research Report on the
Influence of Electromagnetic Waves on Medical Equipment"
(Association of Radio Industries and Businesses, March 2001).
Do not use the dry battery of BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
after the “Recommended Use-by Date” displayed on the
battery expired, or do not leave the used-up dry battery as
being inserted.
Doing so may cause the malfunction of the equipment as well as
cause the dry battery to leak.
Keep the dry battery of BluetoothTM Stereo Headset out of
the reach of small children.
If it is mistakenly swallowed, consult a doctor as soon as possible
because this may cause suffocation or injury to stomach etc.
Do not use the rapid charger with any power supply other
than a 100 to 240 V AC household power supply
Doing so may result in a fire, as well as cause the charger to
overheat, catch fire or malfunction.
Do not insert the dry battery of BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
with wrong polarity [(+) & (-)].
Doing so may cause the malfunction of the equipment as well as
cause the dry battery to leak.
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Caution
Keep the handset, battery pack and charger away from
infants and small children
Failing to do so may result in the battery pack or memory card
being accidentally swallowed or cause an injury.
Make sure that the charger terminals (metal parts) do not
come into contact with wires or other metal objects
Failing to do so may cause overheating or burns.
Do not pull the cord when unplugging the rapid charger or
In-Car Charger from an AC household outlet or socket
Damage to the cord may cause electric shock, overheating or fire.
Hold the plug when unplugging the rapid charger or In-Car
Charger.
Do not plug or unplug the rapid charger with wet hands
Doing so may cause electric shock or malfunction.
Keep magnetic cards away from the handset and make
sure that a magnetic card is not trapped when closing the
handset
Failing to do so may cause the magnetic data on a cash card,
credit card, telephone card or floppy disk to be lost.
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Do not use or leave the handset or battery pack in places
where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or in hot places
such as inside a car in the sun
Doing so may cause overheating, fire or malfunction.
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Do not use the handset in a vehicle if it affects in-vehicle
electronic devices
Use of the handset in some types of vehicles may, in some rare
cases, affect in-vehicle electronic devices and interfere with safe
driving.
Do not pull, bend with excessive force or twist the cords of
the rapid charger and In-Car Charger
Do not damage or modify them
Do not place objects on them
Do not apply heat and keep them away from heaters
Damage to a cord may cause electric shock, overheating or fire.
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Do not place the handset on an unstable or unlevel surface
Doing so may result in the handset falling and causing injury or
malfunction. Be particularly careful when vibration is set.
Do not dispose of the used battery pack with ordinary
garbage
Insulate the connectors with tape and then dispose of the used
battery pack separately from ordinary garbage or take it to your
nearest SoftBank Shop. Be sure to observe local regulations on the
separate collection of used batteries, wherever applicable.
If fluid leaking from the battery pack comes into contact
with skin or clothing, wash it away immediately with clean
water
Failing to do so may cause skin irritation.
Do not use any other dry batteries than the AAA battery for
BluetoothTM Stereo Headset.
Doing so may cause the malfunction of the equipment as well as
cause the dry battery to leak.
Do not touch the handset with sweaty hands or place it
into a pocket of sweaty clothes
Sweat and humidity may erode the internal components of the
handset and cause overheating or malfunction.
Do not use the In-Car Charger when the car engine is not
running
Doing so may result in a flat battery.
If the fuse for the In-Car Charger blows, replace it with a
designated fuse
Replacing the fuse with other than a designated fuse may cause
overheating and fire.
For details on replacing the fuse, refer to the instruction manual of
the In-Car Charger.
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Caution
Part
Material (Surface Treatment)
Outer housing (keypad), keys, mobile
PC resin (UV cured acrylic coating)
light panel (pellucid area)
Outer housing (main display side)
Magnesium alloy (Acrylic baking
coating)
Outer housing (external display panel,
hinge cover, battery compartment),
screw cover (receiver, lower side of
PPE resin (UV cured acrylic coating)
main display), earphone microphone
jack cap (flank-battery side), memory
card slot cap (flank-battery side)
Earphone microphone jack cap
(flank-key side), memory card slot PC resin
cap (flank-key side)
Outer housing (infrared port), mobile PC/ABS resin (UV cured acrylic
light panel (colored part)
coating)
Part
Material (Surface Treatment)
External display panel
Tempered glass (polyester film)
Clearance keeper
Urethane acrylate resin
Illumination (luminescence part),
PC resin
charging lamp (luminescence part)
Illumination (cushion part), charging
lamp (cushion part), opening/closing
stopper, earphone microphone jack Polyester elastomer resin
cap (drawing part), memory card slot
cap (drawing part)
Cable connector cap
Polyester elastomer resin (urethane
coating)
Charging terminal
Stainless sheet copper (gold plating,
nickel undercoat)
Infrared port
Acrylic resin
Screws
Steel (nickel coating, copper
undercoat)
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If your skin becomes irritated, immediately stop using the
handset and consult with a dermatologist
The following materials and surface treatments have been used for
the handset. Some of these materials may cause itching, irritation,
eczema, etc. in some rare cases depending on the individual's
constitution and physical condition.
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Hinge clearance keeper (hinge case
Polyurethane resin
side)
Speaker hole mesh
Stainless sheet copper
Close-up switch
PC resin
Main display panel, main camera Acrylic resin (UV cured acrylic ink
panel, external camera panel
processing)
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Before using the handset, make sure that no metal objects
(such as pins) are stuck to the earpiece
Failing to do so may result in a metal object causing an ear injury,
etc.
If you have a weak heart, be careful with the call vibration
and ringtone volume settings
Failing to do so may startle you and may be harmful to your heart.
Be careful not to trap your fingers or objects when closing
the handset and not to trap your fingers in the hinge when
opening the handset
Failing to do so may cause injury or damage to the LCD display.
Do not use the mobile light and flashlight for purposes
other than taking pictures, recording videos or lighting
Doing so may dazzle the eyes and cause impaired vision or other
injury.
Make sure things like paper, cloth and bedding are not
placed on the handset during charging using a USB
connection, AC adapter, etc.
Failing to do so may cause overheating, fire, burns or malfunction.
Do not turn the volume up too high while using the Stereo
Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
Do not use Stereo Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
continuously for long periods of time
Exposure to high sound levels may impair hearing and prolonged
use may cause hearing defect regardless of the volume level.
Sound leakage may annoy other people and surrounding sounds
may not be heard clearly resulting in an accident.
Do not insert objects other than the memory card into the
memory card slot
Doing so may cause overheating, electric shock or malfunction.
Cover the slot with the cap at times other than when you are
inserting or removing the memory card.
Keep your face away from the memory card slot when
inserting or removing the memory card
Keep the memory card out of the reach of small children
If the memory card is let go of suddenly, it may fly out and hit your
face resulting in injury.
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Do not use the mobile light close to eyes
Doing so may cause eye damage. Be especially careful not to take
pictures or record videos with the mobile light too close to the eyes
of infants.
Use only the memory card supported by the handset
Failing to do so may cause data loss or malfunction.
The handset supports memory cards with a storage capacity of up
to 2 GB (as of XXX, 2006).
Do not use excessive force when inserting or removing the
USIM card
Doing so may cause a malfunction. Be careful not to injure a hand
or finger when removing the card.
Do not let children use cables such as a video output
cable, the Stereo Earphone or BluetoothTM Stereo Headset
unsupervised and keep cables out of infant's reach
An injury may be caused if, for instance, the cable is wrapped
around a neck.
Use only a USIM card designated for the handset
Failing to do so may cause data loss or malfunction.
Do not point the infrared beam at anyone’s eye during
infrared communication
Doing so may cause eye damage.
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Do not subject the memory card to vibration or shock or
remove it from the slot or turn off the handset while data is
being written to or read from the memory card
Doing so may cause data loss or malfunction.
Do not remove the polyester film from the external display
Using the handset without the polyester film to protect against
shattering of the reinforced glass may result in an injury if the
external display is damaged.
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Using Your Handset
7 The handset employs radio waves. Signals may be disrupted even within
service areas if you are indoors, underground, inside a tunnel or inside a
vehicle. If you move to a location with poor signal reception, a call may be
suddenly cut off.
7 When using the handset in public places, take care not to annoy other
people around you. Use of the handset is prohibited in some public places
such as in theatres or on buses and trains.
7 The handset is a radio transceiver under Japanese Radio Law. You may be
requested to submit the handset for inspection based on this law.
7 Use of the handset near a landline phone, TV or radio may affect the image
and sound quality of the equipment.
7 The handset employs a digital system to maintain a high level of
communication quality even at very low signal levels. However, calls may
be suddenly cut off when the signal strength becomes too weak.
7 The digital system provides a high level of privacy protection. However, the
possibility of someone eavesdropping on your conversation cannot be
ruled out as long as radio waves are used.
7 Data stored on the handset may be corrupted or lost on the following
occasions.
ポThe handset is used improperly.
ポThe handset is exposed to static electricity or electric noise.
ポThe handset is turned off during operation.
ポThe battery pack is completely discharged.
ポThe handset malfunctions or is sent for repairs.
SoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for the corruption or
loss of stored data. Be sure to keep a separate memo of important data to
limit damage caused by data corruption or loss to a minimum.
7 Be sure to charge the battery pack before using the handset for the first
time or if the handset has not been used for a long time. When the battery
pack is stored for a long time, it discharges over time even if it is not used.
7 Before using a memory card, read the instruction manual of the memory
card thoroughly to ensure safe and proper operation.
7 When the handset is used for extended periods of time, especially in high
temperature conditions, the handset surface could become hot. Please use
caution when touching the handset under such conditions.
7 When certain items are taken out of the country, documentation may be
required to certify that the export of the items is not controlled, prohibited,
or restricted by the Export Trade Control Order and Foreign Exchange
Order. Basically, no such documentation is required if you take the handset
out of the country and bring it back for the purpose of personal use when
going on vacations or short business trips. In some cases, however, an
export permit may be required if the handset is to be used by or
transferred to anyone else.
Furthermore, a US government export permit may be required when taking
the handset to countries for which the US government has imposed export
restrictions (Cuba, Libya, North Korea, Iran, Sudan, Syria).
For details on export laws, regulations and procedures, refer to the Web
page of the Security Export Control Policy Division of the Ministry of
Economy, Trade and Industry.
7 If you have hearing aids, use of the handset may interfere with some
operations of the hearing aids. If there is any interference, consult with the
manufacturer or distributor of the hearing aids.
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Aboard Aircraft
7 Do not use the handset on an aircraft. Turn off the handset after cancelling
any settings such as schedule and alarm settings that turn on the handset
automatically. Do not turn the handset back on while you are on the
aircraft. Use of the handset on an aircraft is prohibited by law.
Electromagnetic Waves
7 For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets RF
exposure guidelines when used with an accessory that contains no metal
and that positions the handset a minimum of 15 mm from the body. Use of
other accessories may not ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines.
Handling Basics
7 Do not use the handset in extreme temperatures, direct sunlight and
humid or dusty places.
7 Do not drop the handset or subject it to excessive shock.
7 To clean the handset, wipe it with a dry soft cloth. Do not use alcohol,
thinner, benzene or other solvents. Doing so may cause discoloration and
remove the printed logo.
7 Avoid exposing the handset to rain, snow or high humidity. The handset,
battery pack, charger, Stereo Earphone, BluetoothTM Stereo Headset and
other optional accessories are not waterproof.
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7 Do not use the handset while driving. Use of the handset while driving is
prohibited by law.
7 Before using the handset, stop the vehicle in a safe area where parking or
stopping is permitted.
7 Do not remove the battery pack while handset power is on to avoid
malfunction.
7 If the battery pack has been removed from the handset or the handset has
not been charged for a long time, stored data and settings may be lost or
altered. SoftBank and Toshiba accept no liability whatsoever for any
damage or loss resulting from such negligence.
7 The battery pack is a consumable item employing lithium ions. Replace the
battery pack with a new one if the operation time becomes extremely short
after it is fully charged. Buy a new battery pack designated for the handset.
7 When disposing of a used battery pack after battery pack
replacement or discontinued use of the handset, insulate the
connectors with tape or place the battery pack into a plastic
bag and then take it to your nearest SoftBank Shop or battery
pack recycling cooperative store. Be sure to observe local regulations on
the separate collection of used batteries, wherever applicable.
7 Some handset display pixels may be missing or remain lit. This is not a
defect or malfunction. If the display is left on for a long period of time,
pictures may be permanently burned into it.
7 Make sure the Stereo Earphone is securely plugged into the earphone
microphone jack. Failing to do so may generate noise on the other party's
phone during calls.
7 Do not turn the volume up too high while using the Stereo Earphone or
BluetoothTM Stereo Headset. Exposure to high sound levels may impair
hearing and prolonged use may cause hearing damage regardless of the
volume level. Sound leakage may annoy other people and surrounding
sounds may not be heard clearly when walking, resulting in an accident.
7 When earphone microphone jack and external connector are not in use,
make sure to replace the caps. Otherwise dust or water may enter the
handset causing handset malfunction.
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7 Hold the plug and do not pull the cord when unplugging the Stereo
Earphone or a video output cable. Pulling the cord may cause damage or
malfunction.
7 Do not close the handset with the strap, USB cable, Stereo Earphone,
BluetoothTM Stereo Headset or a video output cable inside. Doing so may
cause malfunction or damage.
7 The antenna of the handset is built into the body and does not protrude.
Signal sensitivity may be reduced if you touch or cover the portion of the
body containing the internal antenna (page 21-27). In particular, do not
affix things like stickers onto this portion of the body.
7 The handset's open/close status is detected by a magnetic sensor.
Therefore, take care not to place magnetic objects close to the microphone
(mouthpiece) to prevent a malfunction.
7 When you replace the handset or send it for repair, messages and other
data stored in the handset cannot be transferred to another handset.
7 Do not drop the USIM card or subject it to excessive shock. Doing so may
cause a malfunction.
7 Do not bend the USIM card or place a heavy object on it. Doing so may
cause a malfunction.
7 Do not allow the USIM card to get wet or leave it in places of high humidity.
Doing so may cause a malfunction.
7 Do not use or leave the USIM card in hot places such as near a fire or
heater. Doing so may cause a malfunction.
7 Avoid storing the USIM card in direct sunlight or hot and humid places.
Failing to do so may cause a malfunction.
7 Keep the USIM card out of infants' reach. Failing to do so may result in the
USIM card being accidentally swallowed or cause an injury.
7 Before using the USIM card, read the instruction manual of the USIM card
thoroughly to ensure safe and proper operation.
Mobile Camera
7 Be sure to observe proper etiquette when using the camera.
7 Do not expose the camera lens to direct sunlight. Concentrated sunlight
through the lens may cause the handset to malfunction.
7 Be sure to try taking and previewing pictures before using the camera on
important occasions like wedding ceremonies.
7 Do not commercially use or transfer pictures taken with the camera
without the permission of the copyright holder (photographer), except for
personal use.
7 Do not use the camera in locations where taking photos and recording
videos are prohibited.
Mobile Light & External Light
7 Do not use the mobile light in hot, cold or humid places. Doing so may
shorten its life.
7 The mobile light and external light have a limited life. Repeated use will
decrease the light intensity.
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Right of Portrait
Portrait right is the right of an individual to refuse to be photographed by
others and protects from the unauthorized publication or use of an individual's
photograph by others. Right of personality is a portrait right applicable to all
citizens and right of publicity is a portrait right (property right) designed to
protect celebrities' interests. Be careful when taking pictures with the handset
camera. Photographing, publicizing and distributing photographs of citizens
and celebrities without permission are illegal.
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The handset may cause TV or radio interference if used in close proximity to
receiving equipment. The FCC can require you to stop using the handset if
such interference cannot be eliminated.
Information to User
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation; if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
1. Reorient/relocate the receiving aerial.
2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
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Copyrighted materials, such as music, images, computer programs and
databases, and their respective holders are protected by copyright laws.
Duplication of copyrighted materials is permitted only for individual or home
use. Making copies (including data conversion), modifications, transfers or
network distributions of copies for purposes other than stated above without
proper authorization constitutes an infringement of copyrights and moral
rights, potentially resulting in claims for reparations or criminal punishment. If
you use the handset to make copies, observe the copyright laws. Furthermore,
recording materials using the camera is also subject to the same laws.
FCC Notice
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Your handset is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and
manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio
frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the
U.S. Government.
The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent
scientific organisations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific
studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure
the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.
The exposure standard for wireless handsets employs a unit of measurement
known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC
is 1.6 W/kg.
The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear and worn
on the body) as required by the FCC for each model. The highest SAR value
for this model handset when tested for use at the ear is 0.440 W/kg and
when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.713 W/kg.
Body-worn Operation; This device was tested for typical body-worn operations
with the back of the handset kept 1.5 cm from the body. To maintain
compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that
maintain a 1.5 cm separation distance between the user's body and the back
of the handset. The use of beltclips, holsters and similar accessories should
not contain metallic components in its assembly.
The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply
with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided.
The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorisation for this model handset with
all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF emission
guidelines. SAR information on this model handset is on file with the FCC and
can be found under the Display Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid
after searching on SP2-CC4-XXX.
Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR) can be found on
the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) website at
http://www.phonefacts.net.
European RF Exposure Information
Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to
exceed the limits for exposure to radio waves recommended by international
guidelines. These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific
organization ICNIRP and include safety margins designed to assure the
protection of all persons, regardless of age and health.
The guidelines use a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption
Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit for mobile devices is 2 W/kg and the highest SAR
value for this device when tested at the ear was 0.616 W/kg*. As mobile
devices offer a range of functions, they can be used in other positions, such
as on the body as described in this user guide**. In this case, the highest
tested SAR value is 0.533 W/kg.
As SAR is measured utilizing the devices highest transmitting power the
actual SAR of this device while operating is typically below that indicated
above. This is due to automatic changes to the power level of the device to
ensure it only uses the minimum level required to reach the network.
The World Health Organization has stated that present scientific information
does not indicate the need for any special precautions for the use of mobile
devices. They note that if you want to reduce your exposure then you can do
so by limiting the length of calls or using a ‘hands-free’ device to keep the
mobile phone away from the head and body. Additional Information can be
found on the websites of the World Health Organization (http://www.who.int/
emf).
* The tests are carried out in accordance with international guidelines for testing.
** Please see the  section about body worn operation.
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
ポReorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
ポIncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.
ポConnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
ポConsult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution Exposure to radio frequency radiation
To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, this device must
not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Caution:
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for product compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
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USIM PINs
For security, the USIM card has two security codes: PIN1 and PIN2. Do not
forget these codes and do not reveal them to others.
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The USIM card is an IC card that stores customer information such as your
phone number. Only insert the USIM card in a USIM card compatible SoftBank
handset.
7 If the USIM card is not inserted, the handset cannot be used.
PIN Lock & PUK Codes
PIN lock is set when an incorrect PIN1 or PIN2 is entered three times
consecutively. PUK codes are required to cancel PIN1 lock/PIN2 lock. To
obtain PUK1/PUK2, contact General Information (page 21-53). If PUK1/PUK2
is incorrectly entered ten consecutive times, USIM card is locked. USIM card
lock cannot be canceled. Contact SoftBank General Information (page 21-53).
PIN1
This is a four to eight digit security code to prevent others from using your
handset. The default setting is "9999."
PIN2
This is the four to eight digit security code required for operations such as
resetting Call Time&Cost and setting Fixed Dial #. The default setting is
"9999."
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Display
External Light: Flashes for incoming calls, messages, etc.
Left Soft Key J: Complete operations. Also use this key to access the
Messaging menu from standby.
5. Navigation Key E: Move cursor up, down, left or right, access
functions assigned to the Navigation Key, etc.
Centre Key @: Access the Main menu from standby. Use this key to
confirm selected items and perform selected operations.
6. Media Player Key H: Start Media Player from standby or make/answer
video calls.
7. Send Key N: Make and answer calls.
8. Cable and Handset Charging Connector: Connect AC Charger and
other devices.
9. Sub Camera: Used for video call, etc.
10. Charging Indicator: Lights during charging and goes out when charging
is complete.
11. Right Soft Key K: Access the menu, etc. Also use this key to access
Yahoo! Keitai from standby.
12. Shortcut Key S: Access the shortcut menu.
13. Clear/Memo Key L: Delete characters and return to the previous
operation. Also use this key to access Answer Phone from standby.
14. End/Power Key O: Power handset on/off, end calls/operations and
return to standby.
15. Keypad: Enter phone numbers, characters, etc.
Press and hold a key (0 to 9) from standby mode to search for
Phone Book entries of the column assigned to the key.
*/ / Key*: Switch between uppercase and lowercase. Also use
this key to scroll to the previous page in a screen displaying a list or turn
the mobile light on or off during camera use.
#/ Key #: Enter symbols, etc. Also use this key to scroll to the next
page in a screen displaying a list.
To set or cancel Silent, press and hold # from standby.
16. Microphone
17. External Display: Notifies of incoming calls, received messages and
other information while your handset is closed.
18. Mobile Light: Used as a light when taking pictures or recording videos at
night time or while indoors.
19. Camera/Video Indicator: Flashes when the camera or video is
activated.
20. Close-up Switch: Switch to macro mode in camera shooting.
21. Infrared Port: Used for infrared communication.
22. Internal Antenna: The antenna is built into your handset.
23. Main Camera: Used for taking pictures and recording videos.
24. Side Key R: Activate the camera, etc. This key also acts as the shutter
button during camera use. Press and hold R while your handset is closed
to set/cancel the Hold setting for the side keys.
25. Handstrap Hole
26. Memory Card Slot
27. Earphone Microphone/AV OUT Jack: Connect the Stereo Earphone or
video output cable.
28. Stereo Speakers
29. Viewer Clear Key X: Use when handset is in Viewer Position (functions
as the Clear/Memo Key L in Viewer Position).
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30. Viewer Soft Key (Left) W: Use when handset is in Viewer Position
(functions as the Left Soft Key J in Viewer Position).
31. Viewer Navigation Key T/O: Use when handset is in Viewer
Position (functions as the Navigation Key E/ Centre Key @ in Viewer
Position).
32. Viewer Soft Key (Right) Y: Use when handset is in Viewer Position
(functions as the Right Soft Key K in Viewer Position).
33. Microphone
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Display Indicators
１２：３０
⑫⑬⑭⑮⑯⑰⑱
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
①
②
Signal Strength
Strong
Weak
Moderate
Faint
Out of Range
Offline Mode ON
/ Voice/Video Call
Dial-up Connection
Location Position
/ Quick Positioning Activated/Paused
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Packet Communication
Displaying Picture File with Location Information
Packet Transmission Ready
Packet Network Range
/ 3G/UMTS Network Connection/Roaming
/ GSM Network Connection/Roaming
/ GPRS Network Connection/Roaming
Service Area of Operator Other than SoftBank
New CAST
Reception of Rights Object
Indicates the reception of a content key during operation.
New MMS/SMS
PC Web Connected
New Live Monitor
Memory Card Inserted
Web SSL
Indicates a connection to an information page with security protection.
/ BluetoothTM Connection Established/Connection Standby
BluetoothTM Connection Lost
Infrared Communication
Software Update
External Connection for Data Synchronisation
/ S! Appli Activated/Paused
Music File Playing
Music File Playback Paused
Video File Playing
Streaming
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⑩
⑪
⑫
⑬
⑭
⑮
⑯
⑰
⑱
Manner Mode (Silent)
Manner Mode (Alarm)
/ / Original Manner Mode
Battery Level
Sufficiently Charged
Very Low
Low
Charge Immediately
Charging
Time
Password Lock Active
Keypad Lock Active
Alarm Set
/ / / / / Answer Phone On and You Have a Message
/ / / / Answer Phone Off and You Have a Message
New Voicemail Message
Call Diverting without Ringer Set for Voice Call
Call Diverting without Ringer Set for Video Call
Call Diverting without Ringer Set for Voice and Video Calls
Information Prompt
Missed Call
Secret Mode On
External Display Indicators
①②③④⑤⑥⑦⑧⑨⑩
１２：３０
①
②
③
④
⑤
⑪
Signal Strength
Strong
Weak
Moderate
Faint
Out of Range
Offline Mode ON
Packet Communication
Packet Transmission Ready
Packet Network Range
Location Position
/ Quick Positioning Activated/Paused
/ 3G/UMTS Network Connection/Roaming
/ GSM Network Connection/Roaming
/ GPRS Network Connection/Roaming
Service Area of Operator Other than SoftBank
Reception of Rights Object
New MMS/SMS
New CAST
Alarm Set
New Live Monitor
Memory Card Inserted
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⑨
⑩
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Codes
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Your security code, centre access code and call barring service code are
required for some functions and settings.
Security Code
Your security code is "9999" or the four-digit number you selected when you
concluded your contract. It is required to use various functions.
Centre Access Code
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Web SSL
/ BluetoothTM Connection Established/Connection Standby
BluetoothTM Connection Lost
Infrared Communication
Software Update
External Connection for Data Synchronisation
/ S! Appli Activated/Paused
Password Lock Active
Hold Active
Keypad Lock Activated
Music Player Cannot be Started
Missed Call
Manner Mode (Silent)
Manner Mode (Alarm)
/ / Original Manner Mode
New Voicemail Message
/ / / / / Answer Phone ON and You Have a Message
/ / / / Answer Phone OFF and You Have a Message
Battery Level
Sufficiently Charged
Very Low
Low
Charge Immediately
Charging
Time
Your centre access code is the four-digit number you wrote on your
application form when you concluded your contract. It is required to perform
optional service operations from a fixed-line phone.
Call Barring Service Code
Your call barring code is the four-digit number you selected when you
concluded your contract. It is required to set call barring.
Internet Security Code
It is required to set Internet security.
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The following Display positions are available. Most procedures described in this chapter are based on Clamshell Open position.
#LAMSHELL /PEN
/PEN YOUR HANDSET
FROM THE CLOSED STATE
6IEWER 0OSITION PAGE  
2OTATE THE DISPLAY IN THE
DIRECTION OF THE ARROW
#ONVENIENT FOR TAKING PICTURES AND VIDEOS
#LOSE YOUR HANDSET
3ELF PORTRAIT 0OSITION
#ONVENIENT FOR TAKING
PICTURES OF YOURSELF
4URN OVER YOUR HANDSET
Note
7When rotating the display, hold the section above the display and do not force the display in the wrong direction. Doing so may damage your handset.
7Do not carry your handset while it is in viewer position. Doing so may damage the main display.
7Do not close your handset while the display is only partially rotated. Doing so may damage the navigation key, etc.
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Using Your Handset in Viewer Position
Charging the Battery Pack
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Use W, X, R, O and T to access functions.
0LUG
4
#ONNECTOR
1. Viewer Clear Key
2. Viewer Soft Key (Left)
3. Viewer Navigation Key
4. Side Key
5. Viewer Soft Key (Right)
7 The functions assigned to the navigation key are also assigned to the
Viewer Navigation Key (page 21-28).
Note
7The Viewer Soft Keys and Viewer Navigation Key are available when your
handset is in Viewer position.
7The Viewer Navigation Key is available even while the music player is
activated.
#HARGING
INDICATOR
2ELEASE BUTTONS
2APID CHARGER
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!# OUTLET
#HARGING
CONNECTOR
Connect the rapid charger to your handset and then to
an AC outlet
The inscription on the rapid charger connector should be facing up.
Charging indicator lights red and goes out when charging is complete.
Disconnect the rapid charger from the AC outlet and
then from your handset
Press and hold the release buttons on the rapid charger connector to
remove it from your handset.
Note
7The rapid charger supports a power supply of 100 to 240 V AC.
7To use the rapid charger in another country, purchase an appropriate
adapter plug. SoftBank accepts no liability whatsoever for any problem
resulting from charging overseas.
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Basic Operations
Language Setting
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Turning Handset Power On
Press and hold O
Turning Handset Power Off
The Main menu appears.
Retrieving Network Information
In standby mode, press @, J or K
Select YES and press @
A network connection is established and the network information is
retrieved.
Select 設定 → 一般設定 → Language
Select language and press @
自動選択 : Selects the language set for the language setting in the
USIM card automatically.
日本語 : Sets the language to Japanese.
English : Sets the language to English.
Press and hold O
Before using Yahoo! Keitai, retrieve the network connection information. The
first time you press @, J or K after purchasing your handset, a prompt
appears.
In standby mode, press @
Time & Date Setting
In standby mode, press @
Select Settings → Phone Settings → Clock →
Date&Time
Enter the year, month, day and time and press @
Making a Call
Enter a phone number and press N
Press O to end the call
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Viewing Call Log
In standby mode, press D
Select a phone number and press N
Press O to end the call
Dialed appears.
Press N to answer a call
Received appears.
Viewing the Call Time
Press O when a call is received
Voice guidance in Japanese notifies the caller that you are unable to
answer the call at the moment.
a from standby. Press C
a once to switch
7To display Received, press C
to Dialed.
Press O to end the call
Placing a Call on Hold
Press D
Tip
Answering a Call
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In standby mode, press D
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Redialing a Phone Number
Press N to answer the call
Press O to end the call
In standby mode, press @
Select Settings → Call Settings → Call Time&Cost
Select Last Call or All Calls → Time
Note
7The displayed call time serves as a guide only and may differ from the
actual call time.
Rejecting a Call
Press K (Reject) when a call is received
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Viewing the Call Cost
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Automatic: Selects an available network automatically.
Manual: Select a network from the Network list.
In standby mode, press @
Select Settings → Call Settings → Call Time&Cost
Select Last Call or All Calls → Cost
Note
7 The displayed call cost serves as a guide only and may differ from the
actual call cost.
Setting the System Mode
You can switch the system mode depending on the country or area in which
you are located.
In standby mode, press @
Select Automatic, 3G or GSM and press @
Viewing Your Phone Number
In standby mode, press @ then 0
Select Automatic or Manual
Select Settings → Call Settings → Call Services →
Intl. Calls → SelectNetwork
Automatic: Selects the available system mode automatically.
3G: Sets the system mode to UMTS only.
GSM: Sets the system mode to GSM only.
Select My Details and press @
Tip
7To view your phone number during a call, press k
K (Menu), select My
Details and press @
a.
Setting/Cancelling Manner Mode
In standby mode, press and hold #
Setting the Network
To use your handset when travelling outside Japan, change the network
setting.
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In standby mode, press @
Select Settings → Call Settings → Call Services →
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Answer Phone
Setting Answer Phone
When receiving a call, press and hold L
Playing a Message
In standby mode, press @
Select Tools → Answer Phone → Recordings
Select a message and press @
Text Entry
Your handset has four text entry modes.
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Tip
7In T9 mode:
ポPress s
S to switch between initial caps, lowercase, numeric and
uppercase, input modes.
7In T9 mode or Multi Tap mode:
ポPress and hold s
S to switch between T9 mode and Multi Tap mode.
ポPress 0
/ to enter a space.
ポPress and hold a digit key to enter a number.
7To enter symbols and pictographs:
ポPress #
. once to access symbol list.
ポPress *
, once to access pictograph list.
7To delete a character, press L
l.
7To enter +, press and hold 0
/ in a number entry mode.
7To switch to Japanese entry mode, press k
K (Menu) from a text entry
window and select Customize → Input Method → Standard. To
switch back to T9 mode, press k
K (Menu) and select Customize →
Input Method → T9.
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This feature can record a caller's message when you are unable to answer a
voice call.
Text Entry Modes
From a text entry window, press H
Select a text entry mode and press @
T9 abc/T9 Abc/T9 ABC: Enter characters in T9 mode.
abc/Abc/ABC (Multi Tap mode): Enter alphabets using the keypad.
Symbols: Enter symbols and pictographs.
Numeric: Enter numbers using the keypad.
Entering Characters in T9 Mode
In T9 mode, press a key once for each letter you want to enter. This feature
displays word predictions while you enter characters.
Example: Entering "dog"
Press 364
Press B to display the next prediction
Press @ to confirm your selection
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Tip
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7To enter a symbol, press 1
, and use G
a to select a symbol.
Entering Characters in Multi Tap Mode
In Multi Tap mode, each press of a key cycles through the letters and symbols
assigned to the key.
Example: Entering "dog"
Press 3 once, 6 three times and 4 once
Tip
7To enter a symbol, press 1
, and use G
a to select a symbol.
Phone Book
Press J (OK)
Dialling from Phone Book Entries
In standby mode, press B
Select an entry and press @
Select a phone number and press N
S! Address Book
Use this service to backup your Phone Book to Data Synchronisation Server.
Edit entries on your handset or computer and periodically synchronise Phone
Book contents to reflect the changes. Should Phone Book contents be lost or
damaged, use S! Address Book to restore contents*.
* Some contents cannot be saved to S! Address Book. See the full manual
for more details.
Save Phone Book entries to your handset, USIM card and memory cards.
Save up to 1,000 Phone Book entries to your handset. The maximum number
of entries you can save differs depending on the capacity of the USIM card
and the memory card.
Creating a New Contact
In standby mode, press @
Select Phone Book → Add New
Select an item, enter information and press @
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Video Call
Making a Video Call
Enter a phone number and press H
Press O to end the call
Answering a Video Call
Open the handset
Press N or H
Press O to end the call
Placing a Call on Hold
Press O when a video call is received
Voice guidance in Japanese notifies the caller that you are unable to
answer the call at the moment.
Press N to answer the call
Press O to end the call
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Press K (Menu) and select Reject Call when a video
call is received
Camera
Taking a Picture
Mobile: Take pictures at QVGA (W240×H320) size or smaller for use as
wallpaper, etc.
Digital: Take pictures at VGA (W640×H480) size or larger.
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A video call allows two parties with video call compatible handsets to see
each other's image during the call.
7 Video calling is only available in 3G-network coverage areas (UMTS
areas). appears when you are in a 3G-network coverage area.
Rejecting a Call
In standby mode, press R
Frame the subject and press @ or R
The shutter clicks.
Press @
Recording a Video
Video: Record videos up to 20 minutes long and save them to your handset
or a memory card.
Video Mail: Record videos for sending as MMS attachments.
Short Video: Record videos for sending as MMS attachments to MPEG-4
compatible SoftBank handsets (PDC).
In standby mode, press and hold R
Frame the subject and press @ or R
The start sound is heard and recording begins.
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The end sound is heard and the video is saved automatically to the
preset storage place.
Tip
7In Video mode, press j
J to pause recording and press @
a to resume
recording.
Media Player
Play video/melody files, stream files and add files to Favourites.
Playing a Media File
In standby mode, press @
Select Media Player → Audio or Videos
Select a file and press @
Creating a Playlist
Group files together in playlists.
In standby mode, press H and select Playlist
Enter the name of the playlist and press @
Select YES → All Music, Artist or Album
Select a file and press @
To add another file, repeat Step 4.
Press J (New)
Playing a Playlist
In standby mode, press H
Select Playlist
Select a playlist and press J (Play)
Memory Card
Save pictures, videos and other files to a memory card.
7 If the battery level is low, your handset may not be able to read or write
files.
7 Processing may take a while for some types of files.
7 Some files saved from a PC or other device, may not be displayed/played
on your handset.
Press K (Menu) and select New Playlist →
Phone Memory/Memory Card
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Memory Card Configuration
Description
DCIM
Stores pictures taken by Digital Camera.
PRIVATE
−
MYFOLDER
−
Mail
The configuration is identical to each Mail Box on your
handset.
My Items
The folder configuration (Pictures, Videos, Melody,
Music, Templates, FlashÂŽ, Books, S! Appli, Gamendeco,
Other Files) is identical to that of Data Folder in your
handset (see below). Stores Bookmarks backup files,
too.
TS_Folder
Stores setting data backed up by Relocate function,
Gamendeco files, and files that can be referred to only
from the Media Player.
Utility
−
Calendar Stores appointment backup files.
Contacts Stores Phone Book backup files.
Memo
Stores notepad backup files.
Tasks
Stores tasks backup files.
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Save pictures, videos and various downloaded files to Data Folder.
7 Pictures, My Pictographs, Ring SongポMelody, S! Appli, Music, Videos,
Books and Templates folders contain a link to a download site in Yahoo!
Keitai.
Data Folder Configuration
$ATA &OLDER
0ICTURES
0ICTURE FILES-Y 0ICTOGRAPHS FOLDER
$IGITAL #AMERA
0ICTURES TAKEN WITH $IGITAL
2ING 3ONGポ-ELODY
3OUND SUCH AS MELODIES3OUND RECORDED WITH
6OICE 2ECORDER
3
 !PPLI
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Folder Name
Data Folder
$OWNLOADED 3
 !PPLI
-USIC
$OWNLOADED MUSIC FILES#HAKU 5TA &ULLš
6IDEOS
6IDEO FILES
"OOKS
$OWNLOADED E COMICS ETC
4EMPLATES
-AIL TEMPLATES
&LASHš
&LASH FILES2INGTONE &LASHš FOLDER
'AMENDECO
)CONSIMAGES FOR SCREEN DECORATION
/THER &ILES
/THER FILES
 $ISPLAYS ONLY IN THE $ATA &OLDER OF THE MEMORY CARD
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Files Storable in Data Folder
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Folder
Pictures*1
My Pictographs
File Format (Extension)
JPEG (.JPEG, .JPG, .JPE)
GIF (.GIF)
PNG (.PNG)*3
GIF (.GIF)
GPK (.GPK)
Digital Camera*2
JPEG (.JPEG)
Ring SongポMelodies*1
AMR (.AMR)
SMAF (.MMF)
MPEG-4*4 (.3GP, .MP4, .M4A)
S! Appli
Music*1
■ Java (.JAD, .JAR, .RMS)
MPEG-4 (.3GP*5, .MP4*5, .M4A)
Videos*
MPEG-4*4 (.3GP, .3G2, .MP4)
Books*1
CCF (.CCF)
Templates
FlashÂŽ*1
Ringtone FlashÂŽ
Gamendeco*1
Other Files*1
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■ HTML mail templates (.HMT)
SWF (.SWF)
Chaku-Flash (.SWF)
■ Files for screen decoration (.TSBI1, .TSBW1,
.TSBT1)
■ vCard (.VCF)
■ vCalendar (.VCS, .ICS)
vMessage (.VMG)
■ EML (.EML)
vBookmark (.VBM, .URL)
vNote (.VNT)
■ Text (.TXT)
■ Other files*6 (other extensions)
*1: Folders can be created in each folder.
*2: Only Data Folder on the memory card can be viewed.
*3: Downloaded frames and stamps are saved in PNG (.PNG) format.
*4: Some files may be unable to be played.
*5: Only Chaku-UtaÂŽ files are saved.
*6: The files cannot be displayed/played on your handset.
Note
ÂŽ
7Chaku Uta , S! Appli, video and other files saved to the handset or
memory card may become inaccessible after handset repairs, handset
upgrades or the USIM card is replaced.
ÂŽ
ポChaku Uta is a registered trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
7You may not be able to open a file on a PC, PDA, or other device if: You
change the file name on your handset or the file name includes a " ∟ "
or " ミ ."
Tip
7DCF is an abbreviation for "Design rule for Camera File system," a
standard developed by the Japan Electronic Industry Development
Association (JEIDA) for the purpose of facilitating the transfer of digital
camera images among various devices.
TM
7Whether a file can be sent via infrared communication or Bluetooth
connection or moved to the memory card depends on the forwarding and
memory card forwarding permission properties.
ÂŽ
7Flash is an animation technology that combines images and sound.
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Connectivity
Use the Infrared feature to transfer files between your phone and other
infrared compatible devices.
7 Bring the infrared port of your phone to within 20 cm of the infrared port of
the other infrared compatible device and align both ports. Make sure no
objects are placed between them.
7 Do not move the devices until the file transfer is complete.
7 Direct sunlight or fluorescent light may interfere with infrared
communication.
7 A dirty infrared port may cause an infrared communication failure. If the
infrared port is dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth while making sure not
to scratch the port.
Sending Data
Select a file from a function that supports infrared
Press K (Menu)
Select Send or Send vCard and press @
Select Via Infrared and press @
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In standby mode, receive a connection request from
another infrared compatible device.
Select YES and press @
To reject the reception of files, select NO.
Select Phone Memory or Memory Card and press @
Using BluetoothTM
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Using Infrared
Receiving Data
Transfer Phone Book, picture and other files between your handset and
another BluetoothTM compatible device. Also use a handsfree compatible
device to make a handsfree call.
TM
7 Communication tests have not been performed for all Bluetooth
compatible devices. There is no guarantee of connection with all
BluetoothTM devices.
7 The security function used for wireless communication complies with the
standard specifications of BluetoothTM. However, take care when using
BluetoothTM for data communication because, in some cases, security may
be inadequate depending on the operating environment and configuration.
7 SoftBank accepts no liability whatsoever for any data generated or
information leaked during BluetoothTM communication.
TM
7 The default setting for the Bluetooth connection standby status is OFF.
7 The default setting for Visibility is Show My Phone.
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Sending Data
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Using USB
TM
Select a file from a function that supports Bluetooth
Press K (Menu)
Select Send or Send vCard and press @
Select Via Bluetooth and press @
Select the destination device and press @
Use the USB cable to connect your handset to a PC to transfer Data Folder
files.
7 Install the USB driver and My Mobile software before connecting the USB
cable. For details on the installation procedure, refer to the Installation
Guide on the supplied Utility Software for 910T (CD-ROM).
7 For details on the PC operating environments supported, refer to the
Installation Guide on the supplied Utility Software for 910T (CD-ROM).
7 For details on connecting the USB cable to a PC, refer to the Installation
Guide on the supplied Utility Software for 910T (CD-ROM).
Receiving Data
In standby mode, select YES and press @ when a
connection is requested by another BluetoothTM
compatible device
Sending/Receiving Data
Use the USB cable to connect your handset to a PC
Follow the instructions on the PC
Select YES and press @
To reject the reception of files, select NO.
Select Phone Memory or Memory Card and press @
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Optional Services
Voicemail
This service allows a caller to leave a message at the Voicemail Centre when
your handset is out of range or a call is in progress. This service is unavailable
when Call Divert is set.
Call Waiting
This service allows you to place a call on hold to receive another incoming
call.
Multiparty Call
Make or receive a call during a call and talk to multiple parties simultaneously.
Call Barring
Stop all outgoing and incoming calls including international calls.
Caller ID
This service allows you to notify the other party of your phone number when
you make a call and allows you to confirm the phone number of a caller.
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MMS
Exchange long text messages with MMS compatible SoftBank handsets and
email compatible devices connected to the Internet. Send images, melodies
and other files as attachments.
SMS
Exchange short text messages with SMS compatible SoftBank handsets.
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Call Divert
Use this service to forward calls to a preset phone number.
Messaging
You can change the account name (part before @) of your email address.
1 In standby mode, press K
2 Select My SoftBank and press @
3 Select 各種変更手続き and press @
4 Select オリシ゛ナルメール設定・各種メール設定 and press @
5 Select English and press @
6 Select the centre access code input field and press @
7 Enter your centre access code and press @
8 Select OK and press @
9 Select 1. Messaging settings and press @
10 Select 1. Email address and press @
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11 Select the character input field and press @
12 Enter an account name and press @
13 Select OK and press @
Note
7If the message The requested E-mail address is already taken.
Please choose another address. appears, repeat from Step 11.
7The above procedure may change without prior notice. For further
information, contact SoftBank General Information (page 21-53).
Receiving Messages
Tip
7Press K
k (Menu) after Step 3 to perform the following. (Available items will
vary depending on the message type.)
Menu Item
View
Allows you to use a phone number, email
address, URL or file in the message.
Play
Plays the MMS message.
3D
Displays a message as a 3D picture.
Delete
Deletes the message.
Save Sender
Allows you to save the phone number of the
sender to the Phone Book.
View Files
Allows you to play or save a file attached to an
MMS message.
Save Template
Allows you to save the message as a template.
Text Copy
Copies text.
Checking the Contents of a Message
In standby mode, press J (
Select Message Box and press @
Select a folder and press @
Select a message and press @
New message
MMS
MMS Notification
SMS
Description
Move
Details
To Folder
To USIM
Moves the SMS message to your USIM card or
handset.
Displays the message properties.
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Open an MMS notification
For details on displaying messages, see page 21-46.
Select Retrieve MMS and press @
The complete message is downloaded.
Tip
7To delete the message from the server, press k
K (Menu) after Step 1 and
select Delete.
Replying to a Message
Open the message
For details on displaying messages, see page 21-46.
Press J (Reply)
Select Blank, With Text or Refer as SMS and press @
For details on creating messages, see below.
Forwarding a Message
Open the message
For details on displaying messages, see page 21-46.
Select Divert and press @
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For details on creating messages, see below.
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Retrieving MMS Message
When an MMS exceeds 285 characters (285 bytes), the initial portion of the
message is delivered as a notification. To retrieve the complete message,
perform the following steps:
Sending Messages
In standby mode, press J (
Select Create Msg. and press @
Select Mail Type → SMS or MMS
Select Address and press @
Enter an address and press @
Alternatively, you can search for an address from the Phone Book or set
a group.
6 Select Subject and press @
7 Enter the subject and press @
8 Select Text and press @
9 Enter the body text and press @
10 Select Files and press @
11 Specify an attachment file and press @
12 Press J (Send), select OK and press @
Press K (Menu)
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Messaging Settings
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In standby mode, press J (
Select Settings and press @
Receiving
7Retrieve Mode
7Auto-extract
7Reject Message
3D Pict. Setting
7Auto Play
7Color Setting
Select an item and press @
You can configure the following settings.
MailポAddress
Connects to the network to change your mail
address.
Display
7Font Size
7Scrolling
7Show Address
Creating
7Simple Input
7Category
7Signature
7Default Type
7Notify Type
Sending
7Confirmation
7Vibration
7DeliveryCheck
7Expiry Time
7Priority
7Delivery Time
7Reply to
S! Keitai
Searching the Mobile Internet
Search for information from the Yahoo! Keitai home page.
In standby mode, press K
Select English and press @
Select an item and press @
The information appears.
To display more information, repeat Step 3.
S! Appli
S! Appli are JavaTM compatible applications for use on SoftBank handsets. You
can download a variety of applications.
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Starting the PC Browser
In standby mode, press @
Select Yahoo! Keitai → PC Browser
Select Always Ask or Ask Once Only and press @
S! Appli
Downloading S! Appli
Download applications from the Web pages of S! Appli providers.
Network S! Appli
Play network games online and download information in real time.
Standby Setting
Set an application to run in standby mode.
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S! TOWN
S! TOWN is a virtual space provided by 3D graphics. Enjoy the S! TOWN
virtual space e.g. when chatting or shopping.
In standby mode, press @
Select Communication → S! Town
S! Loop
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Communication
Use S! Loop to keep a diary on the web or exchange information via BBS.
In standby mode, press @
Select Communication → S! Loop
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S! GPS NAVI
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Use S! GPS NAVI to access navigation functions. Send and receive location
information to and from compatible SoftBank mobile phones.
NAVI
Access the preset navigation application.
Note
7The preinstalled NAVI Application is only in Japanese.
Current Position
Locate your current position and send the information by MMS.
Entertainment
Subscribe to contents and receive automatic updates. Content updates are
received during the night. When updates are received, Information Prompt
appears and the following indicators appear:
Downloading content
New CAST content
Download failed
7 A monthly subscription fee is required to use this service. No additional
fees required for receiving content.
7 S! CAST contents available only in Japanese (as of xxxx, 2006).
7 S! CAST is only available in Japan.
Subscribing/Cancelling Subscription
In standby mode, press @
Select Entertainment and press @
Select CAST and press @
Select Reg./Cancel → YES and press @
Follow the onscreen instructions.
Note
7Communication fees apply while you are connected to the Web.
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Checking Content Updates
Select Entertainment and press @
Select CAST and press @
Checking History
Indicator Description:
Unread
Read
Select New CAST Contents and press @
In standby mode, press @
Select Entertainment and press @
Select CAST and press @
Select Get Latest → YES and press @
In standby mode, press @
Select Entertainment and press @
Select CAST and press @
Indicator Description:
You have unread content
You have read all content
Information Prompt appears
When an update cannot be received because your handset is turned off or
the signal is weak, manually download the update. Only updates for that day
can be downloaded.
Select CAST Information → YES and press @
Select What's new? and press @
Downloading Content Manually
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Information Prompt appears
Past updates are saved to History.
Checking Content from Information Prompt
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In standby mode, press @
Requesting Redelivery from Information Prompt
Select History and press @
Indicator Description:
Unread
Read
Select content and press @
Note
7Up to seven items are saved to History. The oldest item is deleted
automatically.
7Up to 3 MB of content including the latest item can be saved. When either
the maximum number of content items or the maximum content size is
reached, the oldest item is deleted each time there is a new item.
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Main Specifications
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910T
Frequency Range : 3G/UMTS 2100
1920-2170 MHz
: GSM 900
880-960 MHz
: DCS 1800
1710-1880 MHz
: PCS 1900
1850-1990 MHz
Continuous Talk Time : Within 3G/UMTS area
Approx. XXX min.
: Video call
Approx. XX min.
: Within GSM area
Approx. XXX min.
Continuous Standby Time : Within 3G/UMTS area
Approx. XXX hrs.
: Within GSM area
Approx. XXX hrs.
Charging Time : Approx. XXX min.
Dimensions when closed (WxHxD) : Approx. XX× XX× XX mm
(excluding the camera)
Maximum Output : 3G/UMTS 2100 Class 3 0.25 W
: GSM 900
Class 4
2W
: DCS 1800
Class 1
1W
: PCS 1900
Class 1
1W
Weight : Approx. XXX g (when the battery pack is attached)
7 The values above were calculated with the battery pack attached.
7 The continuous talk time refers to the average length of time a signal can
be received normally when the handset is in a stationary state and a new
fully charged battery pack is attached.
7 The continuous standby time refers to the average length of time a signal
can be received normally when the handset is closed, the handset is in a
stationary state, a new fully charged battery pack is attached and there
are no calls made/received or operations performed. If the handset is in a
location outside the service area or where it is difficult to receive a signal (in
a building, vehicle, bag, etc.), this time may be reduced to half or less.
This time may also be affected by other factors such as the operating
environment (battery state, temperature, etc.). The value for continuous
standby time is when the system mode was set to 3G.
7 The operating time of the battery was calculated when a stable signal was
received constantly. However, this time may be reduced to half or less if
the handset is used in a location where the signal is weak or the handset
is left in standby mode when it is outside the service area.
Repeated charging and discharging a battery shortens the operating time.
If the operating time becomes too short, purchase a new battery pack.
7 If the mobile light is used frequently for taking pictures and recording
videos or as a flashlight, the continuous talk time and continuous standby
time become shorter.
7 When a S! Appli is activated, the continuous talk time and continuous
standby time become significantly shorter.
7 If the handset is used with the main display and external display
illuminated frequently (for Yahoo! Keitai use, etc.), the continuous talk time
and continuous standby time become shorter.
7 Note that the LCD display may have defective pixels (dead or stuck pixels).
AC Charger
Input Voltage : 100 to 240 V AC
: 50/60 Hz
Charging Temperature Range : 5 to 35°C
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SoftBank Customer Centres
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157 for General Information
or 113 for Customer Assistance.
SoftBank International Call Centre
From outside Japan, dial
+81-3-5351-3491 (Please take care to dial the correct number.
International charges will apply to this call.)
Abridged English Manual
If you have any questions about a SoftBank handset or service, please call General Information. For service or handset repairs, please call Customer Assistance.
Call These Numbers Toll Free from Fixed Line Phones
Hokkaido, Aomori, Akita, Iwate, Yamagata, Miyagi, Fukushima, Niigata, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama,
Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Yamanashi, Nagano, Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui
Aichi, Gifu, Mie, Shizuoka
Osaka, Hyogo, Kyoto, Nara, Shiga, Wakayama
Hiroshima, Okayama, Yamaguchi, Tottori, Shimane, Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, Kochi, Fukuoka, Saga,
Nagasaki, Oita, Kumamoto, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Okinawa
General Information
0088-240-157
Customer Assistance
0088-240-113
General Information
0088-241-157
Customer Assistance
0088-241-113
General Information
0088-242-157
Customer Assistance
0088-242-113
General Information
0088-250-157
Customer Assistance
0088-250-113
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