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Safety
B a s i c M a n u a l
precautions
Getting ready
Basic
operations
災害対策
au
(au Disaster
Countermeasure) app
Calling
Function settings
Appendix

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  • Page 1 Safety B a s i c M a n u a l precautions Getting ready Basic operations 災害対策 (au Disaster Countermeasure) app Calling Function settings Appendix...

  • Page 2: Preface

    Preface Thank you for buying the INFOBAR A02 (simply called the 'INFOBAR A02' or the 'product' from here on). Before using the product, be sure to read the "Basic Manual" (this manual) to ensure correct use. After you have finished reading this manual, be sure to store it in a safe place so that you can retrieve it whenever needed.

  • Page 3: Safety Precautions

    Before you start using the product, be sure to read the 'Safety precautions' to ensure correct use. Before you assume that the product is malfunctioning, check for possible remedies お客様サポー ト in the following au (au Customer Support) site on the au homepage: http://cs.kddi.com/support/komatta/kosho/index.html...

  • Page 4: When Using The Product

    When using the product • Communication is not possible even inside the service area in places where the signal does not reach (e.g. tunnels and basements). Also, communication is sometimes not possible in poor reception areas. Communication is sometimes interrupted if you move into a poor reception areas during communications.
  • Page 5 ■ Use of the product is not allowed in the following places! • Do not use a cell phone while driving a car or riding a motorbike or bicycle. It may cause a traffic accident. Use of a cell phone while driving a car or motorbike is prohibited by law.
  • Page 6 ■ Be considerate of people around you! • Some people close to you in crowded places such as packed trains may be using a cardiac pacemaker. Turn the cell phone off in such places. • Abide by the rules of hospitals and other medical institutions where it is forbidden to use or carry cell phones.

  • Page 7: List Of Packaged Items

    List of packaged items Before you start using the product, make sure that you have all the following items packaged with the product. ■ Main unit INFOBAR A02 ■ Accessories Battery pack Battery cover ※ ※ (HTX21UAA) ※ • Quick Start Guide (Japanese) •...
  • Page 8 ※ 1 The battery pack is pre-installed at the time of purchase. ※ 2 The model number depends on the color. Battery cover NISHIKIGOI (HTX21TRA) Battery cover AOAO (HTX21TLA) Battery cover ICE GRAY (HTX21TWA) The following items are NOT included in the package: •...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    Getting ready............65 Names and functions of parts ........66 Attaching/removing the battery pack .......68 Opening/closing the connector cover ......72 Installing/removing the au Micro IC Card (LTE) ..74 Installing/removing a microSD memory card....77 Charging ..............79 Turning the power on/off ...........82 Unlock screen ............83 Basic operations ..........85...
  • Page 10 災害対策 (au Disaster Countermeasure) app ...99 災害対策 Using the au (au Disaster Countermeasure) app ......100 災害用伝言板 Using the (Disaster Message Board) ........101 緊急速報メール Using (Emergency Rapid Mail) ..102 災害用音声お届けサービス Using the (Disaster Voice Messaging Service) .......105 Calling ............107 Making calls ............108 Receiving calls............110...

  • Page 11: Safety Precautions

    Safety precautions Regarding notations used in this manual ..10 Exemptions ...........12 Safety precautions (observe strictly) ....14 Handling precautions ........32 Available security codes ......45 Notes on water-proof and dustproof properties .............48 Note on using Bluetooth and wireless LAN ® (Wi-Fi ) functions ..........59 ®...

  • Page 12: Regarding Notations Used In This Manual

    Regarding notations used in this manual ■ Key indications used in this manual In this manual, keys are represented by simplified illustrations as shown below. ■ Indications used for the operation of selecting items/icons/keys, etc. Notations used for operation procedures in this manual are as follows.
  • Page 13 Description in Explanation of operation this manual → tap app to display the most recently to start up used apps. Flick up or down to select the app you want to start up and then tap the displayed app. ※ Tapping is the action to lightly touch a key, an icon or any other item displayed on the screen to select it.

  • Page 14: Exemptions

    ◎ Unless specifically stated otherwise, all operations in this manual are performed based on portrait (vertical) screen orientation. Note that menu items, icons, on-screen buttons, and other elements may be different when landscape (horizontal) screen orientation is being used. ◎ In this manual, 'microSD™...
  • Page 15 ◎ Captured image data or downloaded data may sometimes be altered or lost due to faults, repair or other mishandling of the product. The Company is not liable for any damage or lost income resulting from recovery of these data. ◎...

  • Page 16: Safety Precautions (Observe Strictly)

    Safety precautions (observe strictly) ■ Before using this product, thoroughly read these 'Safety precautions' for proper use. After reading, store the precautions in a safe place. ● These 'Safety precautions' describe instructions that should be observed to prevent damage to property or injury to the customer or others using the product.
  • Page 17 Disconnect plug from power outlet ■ Precautions common to the main unit, battery pack, battery cover, charging equipment, au Micro IC Card (LTE) and peripheral equipment Be sure to read the following before use. Be sure to use only the specified peripheral devices.
  • Page 18 Do not use, store or leave the product in hot places (e.g. by the fire, near a heater, under Prohibited a kotatsu, in direct sunlight, in a car in the hot sun). Doing so might cause ignition, rupture, fault, fire or injury. Before entering an area where flammable gas is generated such as a gas station, be sure to Instruction...
  • Page 19 Doing so might cause electric shock or injury from damaged parts. Contact an au shop or Secure cell phone support center. Although the product has waterproof property, stop use if liquid such as water gets inside the...
  • Page 20 When removing the battery cover, do not exert more than necessary force. The battery pack Prohibited might jump out, for example, and cause injury or fault. Do not operate the product while driving an automobile or motorized bicycle, riding a Prohibited bicycle or walking.
  • Page 21 Secure cell phone support center. Also, if you have dropped or damaged the product, do not continue to use it in that state, and contact an au shop or Secure cell phone support center.

  • Page 22: Main Unit

    When plugging earphones (sold separately), etc. into the product, adjust the volume to the Instruction proper level. Setting too loud a volume or using the earphones continuously for a long period of time might adversely affect your ears. Also, raising the volume too high might prevent you from hearing sounds around you, which might in turn lead to a traffic accident at a railroad crossing or pedestrian crossing.
  • Page 23 The product sometimes affects high-precision electronic devices. So, turn it off near such Instruction devices. (Examples of electronic devices that might be affected by the product include cardiac pacemakers, hearing aids, other electronic medical devices, fire alarms, and automatic doors. If you are using an electronic medical device, contact the device manufacturer or retailer for information about the possible affect of radio waves.)
  • Page 24 4. When using electronic medical devices other than an implanted pacemaker and implanted cardioverter-defibrillator outside a medical institution (e.g. home medical treatment), check individually with the manufacturer of the electronic medical device regarding the influence of radio waves. Stay alert to your surroundings when calling, messaging, browsing the Internet, shooting Instruction photos, playing games, watching TV (1Seg) or...
  • Page 25 Be sure to read the following cautions before use. Use of the product in an automobile might sometimes affect on-board electronic devices, Prohibited though this rarely happens. If this happens, stop use since this may impair safe travel. If you feel any abnormality with your skin, immediately consult a dermatologist.
  • Page 26 Do not bring the product close to magnetized objects such as cash cards, floppy disks, credit Prohibited cards, and prepaid cards. Doing so might result in loss of recorded information. Do not allow liquids, metal objects, burnable items, and other foreign matter to get inside Prohibited the microSD memory card slot, connector, and stereo earphone jack.

  • Page 27: Battery Pack

    When using the product for calling or data communication, be careful not to keep the Prohibited product in direct contact with your skin for a prolonged period, or not to cover the product with paper, cloth, bedding, etc. The product might get hot, causing fire, burns or a fault.
  • Page 28 If you drop the product into water by mistake, immediately turn off the power, remove the battery pack, and contact an au shop or Secure cell phone support center. Never charge the wet battery pack. If the leaked liquid gets on your skin or clothes, immediately rinse it off with water to avoid injury.
  • Page 29 The battery pack is a consumable item. If the performance of a battery pack does not recover Instruction (e.g. the usable time after each charge has become extremely short), the battery pack is at the end of its service life, so stop use and buy a new one of the specified type.
  • Page 30 Firmly insert the plug of the specified charging equipment (sold separately) into the power Instruction outlet down to the base of the pins. Incomplete insertion of the power plug might result in electric shock or fire caused by overheating and fire. Do not use damaged specified charging equipment (sold separately) or loose power outlets.
  • Page 31 Install and position in-car devices where they do not hinder driving or safety equipment Instruction such as airbags. Doing so may cause a traffic accident. Install in-car devices following the instructions their manuals. When the AC adapter is not to be used for a long time, disconnect the AC adapter's power Disconnect plug plug from the power outlet.
  • Page 32 Micro IC Card (LTE) Be sure to read the following warnings before use. Do not put the au Micro IC Card (LTE) in a cooking apparatus such as a microwave oven or Prohibited a pressure vessel. Doing so might cause melting, overheating, fuming, loss of data or a fault.
  • Page 33 Card (LTE). Doing so might cause loss of data Disassembly or a fault. prohibited Do not use or leave the au Micro IC Card (LTE) in hot places such as by a fire or a heater. Prohibited Doing so might cause melting, overheating, fuming, loss of data or a fault.

  • Page 34: Handling Precautions

    Do not store the au Micro IC Card (LTE) in places exposed to direct sunlight or hot and Prohibited humid places. Doing so can cause malfunction. Store the au Micro IC Card (LTE) out of reach of small children. Failure to do so might cause Instruction injury or asphyxiation, etc.
  • Page 35 85%. Temporary use within an ambient ° ° temperature range of 36 C to 40 C is allowed.) • INFOBAR A02 main unit • Battery pack, battery cover, au Micro IC Card (LTE) (attached to the INFOBAR A02 main unit)
  • Page 36 ● Do not use in places subject to lots of dust or vibration. ● Clean the connection terminals with dry cotton swabs, etc. every now and then. Soiled terminals might cause poor connection. Do not exert a strong force to clean the connection terminals to prevent deformation.
  • Page 37 ■ Main unit ● Charging, talking on the product, camera operation, and other operations can cause parts of the main unit to heat up. Take care to avoid prolonged contact with your hand, face, etc. ● Do not forcefully press, tap or intentionally subject the display to strong impact.
  • Page 38 ● Never use modified au cell phones. Use of a modified device violates the Radio Law. This product has acquired the certification of conformity with technical regulations for the specified radio station based on the Radio Law, and the 'Technical Conformity Mark is printed on the nameplate seal affixed on the main unit of the product as a certificate.
  • Page 39 ● This product uses liquid crystal for its display. The display response speed may become slow when the ambient temperature is low, which is due to the property of liquid crystal and not a malfunction. The display response speed will return to normal at room temperature.
  • Page 40 ● Keep this product away from permanent magnets (such as the magnetic necklaces or clasps of bags) and household appliances (such as TVs and speakers) that generate powerful magnetism. Note that there is a risk that when the product itself generates magnetism (known as magnetization or magnetizing), it may affect the accuracy of the compass or cause a malfunction.
  • Page 41 Old products are collected at au shops and other places. ● Insert only a microSD memory card into the microSD memory card slot on the product.
  • Page 42 ● Note that covering the light sensor/proximity sensor with your finger, or putting a sticker over the sensor prevents the sensor from responding to ambient light so it may not operate normally. ● Note that putting a sticker over the light sensor/proximity sensor will cause it to malfunction and the display will often malfunction when calls come in or during calls...
  • Page 43 ● Do not discard the product together with regular trash. Please cooperate in the collection of used battery packs to protect the environment and effectively use resources. au shop and other retailers collect used battery packs. ● Battery packs sometimes swell up as they approach the end of their service life depending on the usage conditions.
  • Page 44 ■ au Micro IC Card (LTE) ● The au Micro IC Card (LTE) is lent to you by au. In case of loss or damage, the card will be replaced at your expense. When malfunction is suspected, or in case of theft or loss, contact an au shop or PiPit.
  • Page 45 ■ Camera ● When using the camera, follow common rules of etiquette regarding camera use. ● Image data might be altered or lost due to malfunction, repair or mishandling of this product. The Company takes no responsibility for recovery of altered or lost data, damages resulting from altered or lost data, or lost profits.
  • Page 46 ● Take care not to listen at ear-splitting volume for a long time, as it might affect hearing. ● Be careful of sound leakage from earphones (sold separately) in trains or other places with many people around you. ■ Copyrights and rights of portrait ●...

  • Page 47: Available Security Codes

    Example of To set and release the screen lock usage Initial value None ■ PIN code Example of To prevent unauthorized use of the au usage Micro IC card (LTE) Initial value 1234 ■ Lock No. (NFC/Osaifu-Keitai lock) Example of...

  • Page 48: Functions To Protect Your Privacy

    → → [Security] [Set up au IC card lock] [Lock au IC card] to select the check box. You also can tap 'Change au IC PIN' and change the current PIN code to any four to eight-digit code you want.

  • Page 49: Puk Code

    • PUK code is an eight-digit number given at the time of purchase, which is printed on the back side of the plastic card on which your au Micro IC Card (LTE) is attached. • If you input the PUK code, set a new PIN code.

  • Page 50: Notes On Water-Proof And Dustproof Properties

    Notes on water-proof and dustproof properties This product has a waterproof property equivalent to IPX5 and IPX7 , as well as a ※ ※ dustproof property equivalent to IP5X on the ※ condition that connector cover and battery cover are securely attached (based on in-house testing).
  • Page 51 memo ◎ Since the operation of the product on each usage scene was confirmed based on the above assumptions, proper operation of the product in every possible condition during the actual use is not guaranteed. Malfunctions determined to be caused by mishandling by the customer are not covered by the warranty.
  • Page 52 • Do not immerse the product in seawater, a swimming pool or hot spring. Seawater Hot spring • Do not immerse the product in any liquid (juice and alcohol, etc.) other than fresh water or tap ° ° water at room temperature (5 C to 35 •...
  • Page 53 ■ Notes on various usage scenes "In the rain": You can make calls holding the product with wet hands in the rain without umbrella. • The rain in this case means moderately-heavy rain. (less than 20 mm per hour) • Water drops on the display might cause errors in the touch panel operations.
  • Page 54 • Do not splash the product with or immerse it in soap water, detergent water, etc. other than tap water. "In the bath": You can use the product in a bathroom. Although you can make calls with wet hands, do not immerse the product into a bathtub.
  • Page 55 "In the kitchen": You can use the product in the kitchen and other places where water is used. • Do not splash the product with or immerse it in soap water, detergent water, seasonings, juices, etc. other than tap water. •...
  • Page 56 If the connector cover or battery cover is deteriorated or damaged, the waterproof and dustproof properties become ineffective. In such case, contact an au shop near you. • If any liquid other than plain water gets on the product If any liquid other than plain water (e.g.
  • Page 57 • Part replacement for maintaining waterproof and dustproof properties For information on part replacement, contact an au shop near you. A charge may be incurred for replacement.
  • Page 58 • Charging Never charge the battery if product is wet. Doing so might cause electric shock or short- circuit resulting in a fire or fault. The accessories and optional parts are neither waterproof nor dustproof. If you charge the battery with the connector cover open, be sure to tightly close the cover when charging is finished.
  • Page 59 • Dustproof property The dustproof property of the product only guarantees a protection rating equivalent to IP5X and does not guarantee its performance under other using conditions such as when the product is directly put on sand at the beach. If dust is attached to the product, immediately wash it away with water or otherwise clear it completely before use.
  • Page 60 ■ Precautions on charging The accessories and optional parts are neither waterproof nor dustproof. Check the following before and after charging. • Never charge the battery if the main unit is wet. Doing so might cause electric shock or short- circuit resulting in a fire or fault.

  • Page 61: Functions

    Note on using Bluetooth ® wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ) functions ® • The Bluetooth and wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ® ® functions of this product conform to domestic, FCC standards and EC directive, and have been certified. • The 2.4 GHz frequency band used by the wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ) and Bluetooth functions...
  • Page 62 • The wireless LAN function cannot be used in airplane. Be sure to turn off the power even in a Wi-Fi compliant airplane. Some airline ® companies, however, allow their passengers to use cell phones. For details, contact the airline company you use.
  • Page 63 3. If you are unclear on any points or are troubled by anything, contact an au shop or Customer Service Center. memo ◎ The product has not been confirmed for connection and operation for all Bluetooth and wireless LAN ®...
  • Page 64 Bluetooth and wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ) of this ® ® product use frequencies in the 2.4 GHz band. • Bluetooth function: 2.4FH1 ® The product uses the 2.4 GHz frequency band. FH-SS is used as the modulation scheme. The interference distance is approximately 10 meters maximum.

  • Page 65: Notes On Packet Communication Charge

    Notes on packet communication charge • Since constant Internet connection is possible with this product, packet communication may be performed automatically by some applications, resulting in high packet communication charges. Therefore, subscription to a packet communication charge discount service or flat rate plan is recommended.

  • Page 66: Application

    Application • Be sure to check the security of the application, then install it at your own risk. Some applications might cause virus infection, damage various data, and send out your location information, usage history or personal information stored in your cell phone via the Internet.

  • Page 67: Getting Ready

    Getting ready Names and functions of parts ......66 Attaching/removing the battery pack ...68 Opening/closing the connector cover ..72 Installing/removing the au Micro IC Card (LTE) .............74 Installing/removing a microSD memory card ..............77 Charging ............79 Turning the power on/off .......82 Unlock screen ..........83...

  • Page 68: Names And Functions Of Parts

    Names and functions of parts ■ Front （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） （ ） Indicator: Shows the remaining charge and indicates when there are unread notifications Light sensor: Detects local brightness and automatically adjusts display brightness accordingly.
  • Page 69 （ ） （ ） （ ） ※ ʻ 1 For handling au Micro IC Card (LTE), see Installing/ ʼ ▶ removing the au Micro IC Card (LTE) P.74). ※ 2 The antenna is built into the main unit. Note the following points to maintain the quality of your phone calls and communications.

  • Page 70: Attaching/Removing The Battery Pack

    (18) Volume key Function key (19) (20) Speaker ■ Top edge （ ） （ ） (21) Stereo earphone jack (22) Power key Attaching/removing the battery pack Use only the specified battery pack for the product and be sure to attach it correctly. memo ◎...
  • Page 71 Attaching the battery pack Removing the battery cover Hook a fingertip (nail) on the concave portion ① ) on the bottom of the battery cover, lift up the cover slightly and then remove it carefully. ① Attaching the battery pack Align the terminal of the battery back with the terminal on the main unit, insert the battery pack in the direction or the arrow.
  • Page 72 Attaching the battery cover Align the battery cover with the main unit and press the outer circumference and central portion of the battery cover until it snaps to securely attach the cover. Check the outer circumference and central portion of the battery cover and press any portion sticking up into place.

  • Page 73: Removing The Battery Pack

    Removing the battery pack Before removing the battery pack, turn off the power on the main unit. Removing the battery cover Hook a fingertip (nail) on the concave portion ① ) on the bottom of the battery cover, lift up the cover slightly and then remove it carefully.

  • Page 74: Opening/Closing The Connector Cover

    Opening/closing the connector cover Opening the connector cover Put your ngertip (nail) into the groove and open in the direction of the arrow. Groove memo ◎ Take care to avoid pulling on the cover with strong force. Particular care is required when disconnecting cables and cords from the connector to make sure you do not pull the cover along with the cable/cord.
  • Page 75 Closing the connector cover Push the cover in the direction of the arrow. Rub the cover with your nger in the direction of the arrow to ensure that the cover is not partially open. Firmly close the cover while confirming no part of the cover is sticking up to maintain the waterproof and dustproof performance.

  • Page 76: Installing/Removing The Au Micro Ic Card (Lte)

    Note the following points, which may cause malfunction or damage, when handling the au Micro IC Card (LTE). • Do not touch the IC (metal) part of the au Micro IC Card (LTE) or the IC card terminal in the main unit as much as possible.
  • Page 77 ʼ ▶ battery pack P.68). With the IC (metal) part of the au Micro IC Card (LTE) facing down, carefully push the card straight into the slot until you hear it click. Take care that the notch of the card is in the correct position.
  • Page 78 After it clicks, pull back your fingers without releasing them from the au Micro IC Card (LTE). The au Micro IC Card (LTE) will pop out slightly. Keep your fingers in contact with the au Micro IC Card (LTE). Note that strongly pressing in on...

  • Page 79: Installing/Removing A Microsd Memory Card

    • This product supports microSD and microSDHC memory cards. For details about the microSD and microSDHC memory cards supported, contact your microSD memory card retailer or refer to the au homepage. Installing a microSD memory card Remove the battery cover, and then ▶...
  • Page 80 memo ◎ A microSD memory card has specified back, front, top and bottom sides. Inserting a microSD memory card forcibly into the slot could result in failure to remove the card or a damage. ◎ Do not touch the terminal part of microSD memory card.

  • Page 81: Charging

    Pull the microSD memory card straight out. Attach the battery pack, and then attach ▶ the battery cover ( P.69). memo ◎ Do not forcibly pull out the microSD memory card. It may cause a damage or data loss. ◎ Applications installed on a microSD memory card are not available when the microSD memory card is removed.
  • Page 82 Direct connection of a speci ed charging equipment (sold separately) for charging This section explains charging with the Common AC Adapter 04 (sold separately). • For information about specified charging ʻ equipment (sold separately), see Peripheral ʼ ▶ equipment P.116). ①...
  • Page 83 Insert the power plug of the Common AC Adapter 04 (sold separately) into a power outlet. AC 100V outlet Common AC Adapter 04 (sold separately) While charging is being performed, the indicator will light in red and a charging icon ' ' will appear in the status bar.

  • Page 84: Turning The Power On/Off

    Turning the power on/off Turning on the power Press and hold for at least two seconds until the product vibrates, and then release it. After a while, the unlock screen appears ▶ P.83). memo ◎ When you power on the product for the first time, the setup wizard will be displayed.

  • Page 85: Unlock Screen

    Unlock screen When the unlock screen is displayed, sliding upward will unlock the product. 《 》 Unlock screen memo ◎ Sliding an icon other than will start up the app. ◎ You can change the icons displayed at the bottom of the screen (dock).

  • Page 87: Basic Operations

    Basic operations Home screen ..........86 Monitoring the product's status ....95 Displaying a menu ........97...

  • Page 88: Home Screen

    Home Widgets are displayed. By adding a calendar, bookmarks and au widgets, you can check such information on the widget Home. Also, if you place tethering, Wi-Fi, GPS, or other widgets on the widget Home, you can switch on/ off these functions with just one touch.
  • Page 89 Types of Description Home screens List View Various apps and data files such as music, videos and books are displayed by category. Tap the respective app or data file to activate or play it. memo ◎ You can also display the List View by pressing Using the iida Home ■...
  • Page 90 ③ Section bar: Indicates a section of apps or shortcuts and displays the section title. Tap the bar to edit the section title. Long-touch a section bar to display a section bar list. Drag it to any location to rearrange section bars. ④...
  • Page 91 Add playlists of songs stored on Playlist LISMO Player or downloaded from LISMO unlimited. Book panel Add electronic books downloaded from au Book Pass. People panel Add persons registered in the People (contact list). Facebook Add Facebook to check the panel updates.
  • Page 92 Select the size of the panel and then select the data to be positioned. Note, however, that depending on the option, you need not to select size. Drag the panel to the desired location and release your nger. ■ Moving panels On the iida Home, long-touch a panel.

  • Page 93: Adding Widgets

    ■ Con gure various settings on the iida Home → On the iida Home, tap [Settings] [iida Home Settings]. Tap a setting item. The available options are as follows: Theme Allow you to change the background images for panels. Quick Search Set whether to display the Google Search box on the iida Home.

  • Page 94: Moving Widgets

    Drag the widget to the desired location and release your nger. Note, however, depending on the widget, some settings may be necessary (name entry, etc.). ■ Moving widgets On the widget Home, long-touch a widget. Drag it to the desired location and release your nger.
  • Page 95 ① Control buttons Back: Returns to the top of the List View. Star: Adds a star that denotes a shortcut to the currently displayed page. The pages with a star will be displayed under 'Shortcuts' on the category list. Sort: Sorts apps and data alphabetically by name, by date (newest to oldest/oldest to newest) or by type.
  • Page 96 [OK] memo ◎ Note, however, that the preset apps cannot not be deleted. Main Apps Icon name Description Clock Display a world clock and allow you to set alarms, stopwatch and timer. Weather Displays weather in the selected location. Calendar Display calendars and manage your schedule.

  • Page 97: Monitoring The Product's Status

    Monitoring the product's status Understanding icons The notification icons indicating the status of the product appear in the status bar at the top of the screen. Noti cation icons Status icons ■ Main noti cation icons Icon Description Missed call Sending, call in progress, receiving New G-mail New SMS...
  • Page 98 Noti cation panel When a notification icon is displayed on the status bar, you can slide the status bar downwards to open a notification panel. ① ② ③ ④ ① Clear: Deletes a notification. Note, however, that depending on content, some notifications cannot be deleted.

  • Page 99: Displaying A Menu

    Displaying a menu On the screen, tap 'Menu' or ' '. ※ The display is different depending on the screen. Settings menu is displayed. Some apps may display a menu bar at the bottom of the screen. 《 》 Example menu bar...

  • Page 101: Au (Au Disaster Countermeasure) App

    災害対策 (au Disaster Countermeasure) app 災害対策 Using the au (au Disaster Countermeasure) app ....100 災害用伝言板 Using the (Disaster Message Board) ......101 緊急速報メール Using (Emergency Rapid Mail) ......102 災害用音声お届けサービス Using the (Disaster Voice Messaging Service) ..105...

  • Page 102: Using The Au

    災害 ・ 避難情報 Warning), (Disaster and Evacuation 津波警報 Information) and (Tsunami Warning), 災害用音声お届けサービス (Disaster Voice Messaging Service). 災害対策 On the iida Home, tap [au Disaster Countermeasure)] 災害対策 This displays au (au Disaster Countermeasure) menu. 《 災害対策 (au Disaster 》 Countermeasure) menu...

  • Page 103: Using The (Disaster Message Board)

    NET whenever an earthquake of low-6 intensity or greater or some other large-scale disaster occurs. Registered safety information can be accessed by au phone users as well as from other company's phones, computers, etc. For details, see 'Disaster Message Board Service' on the au website.

  • Page 104: Using (Emergency Rapid Mail)

    If your receive a Tsunami Warning, leave sea coasts immediately and evacuate to safe places such as hills and strongly-built tall buildings. 災害対策 On the au (au Disaster 緊急速報 Countermeasure) menu, select [ メール (Emergency Rapid Mail)].
  • Page 105 memo ◎ A special warning tone sounds when Emergency Rapid Mail is received. This warning tone cannot be modified. ◎ When an earthquake with an estimated maximum intensity of low-5 or greater occurs, an Earthquake Early Warning is sent to phones in areas where strong tremors are expected.
  • Page 106 ◎ For details about Earthquake Early Warning and Tsunami Warning issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency, visit their website at the URL below. http://www.jma.go.jp/ ◎ Emergency Rapid Mail cannot be received while the product is turned off or while a phone call is in progress.

  • Page 107: Using The (Disaster Voice Messaging Service)

    災害対策 On the au (au Disaster 災害用音声 Countermeasure) menu, select [ お届けサービス...
  • Page 108 • If the recipients are using a smartphone on which au Disaster Countermeasure app supporting the Disaster Voice Messaging Service is not enabled or using an au cell phone, they will be notified via an SMS. • If the recipients are notified via an SMS, the information is not saved in the au Disaster Countermeasure app.

  • Page 109: Calling

    Calling Making calls ..........108 Receiving calls ...........110 Checking your phone number ....110...

  • Page 110: Making Calls

    Making calls On the phone screen, place a call by directly inputting the phone number. On the iida Home, tap [Phone]. Tap the dial buttons to input the phone number you want to call. When placing a call to a land-line phone, input the number from the area code, even if you are in the same area.
  • Page 111 ◎ This feature may not yet be available at some emergency call receiving agencies. ◎ If you add '184' before the emergency call number 110/119/118, the emergency call receiving agency will not be notified of your location and phone number. ◎...

  • Page 112: Receiving Calls

    memo ◎ ▼ Tapping 'Call History ' on the Call History screen allows you to view the call histories by type. ◎ Long touch the call history screen will display an option menu, which you can use to display call history details, delete call history entries, display contacts, etc.

  • Page 113: Function Settings

    Function settings Viewing the setting menu ......112...

  • Page 114: Viewing The Setting Menu

    Viewing the setting menu The settings menu lets you configure and manage product settings. You can also make wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ) and security functions with ® this menu. On the iida Home, tap [Settings]. Item Description Airplane mode Turns off calling, packet communication (LTE/3G), wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ), Bluetooth...
  • Page 115 Google Location Service and GPS functions. Security Makes security settings such as screen lock, au Micro IC Card (LTE), etc. Accessibility Configures to enable a service that responds to user's operations by sound or vibration, and to end calls by pressing , etc.
  • Page 116 Item Description Power For checking remaining battery capacity and apps using the battery. Language & Configures display language and keyboard text input settings. Date & time Configures date and time display format, and time zone settings. Developer Accesses functions intended for options product developers.

  • Page 117: Appendix

    Appendix Peripheral equipment .........116 Troubleshooting ..........117 Updating software ........119 After-sales service ........122 Main specifications ........127 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of cell phones ............130 FCC Notice ..........132 FCC RF exposure information ....133 Body-worn operation ........134 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY .....134 Export Administration Regulations .....138 Intellectual property rights ......139...

  • Page 118: Peripheral Equipment

    Peripheral equipment ■ Battery pack (HTX21UAA) ■ Desktop holder (HTX21PUA) (sold separately) ■ au Carrying Case F Black (0105FCA) (sold separately) ■ Common AC Adapter 04 (0401PWA) (sold separately) ※ Illustrations in this document may differ from actual forms depending on the AC adapter you use.

  • Page 119: Troubleshooting

    ｓ microUSB cable 01 Blue (0301HLA) ( old separately) memo ◎ To get the latest information about peripheral equipment supported, visit the au homepage ( http:// ) or contact Customer Service Center. www.au.kddi.com/ ◎ This product does not support ASYNC/Fax communications.
  • Page 120 • Is the receiver volume at the P.66 lowest level? the other P.68 • Are you covering the receiver party. with your ear? Place your earhole to the receiver. For more details, contact the following au Customer Support site on the au homepage. http://cs.kddi.com/support/komatta/kosho/index.html...

  • Page 121: Updating Software

    Customer Service Center (call toll-free 157). In addition, users of the product will receive a notice from au, when a software update is necessary to improve the functionality of the product. • Note that updating software may take some time to complete.
  • Page 122 • If a software update operation fails or is stopped part way through, execute it again. • If you fail to update software, it may become impossible to operate the product. If this happens, bring it to an au shop or PiPit (not accepted by some shops). memo ◎...

  • Page 123: Checking For Updates Manually

    When an install con rmation message → appears, tap [Install Now] [OK]. Checking for updates manually → On the iida Home, tap [Settings] [About]. → Tap [Software updates] [Check now]. If any software update is available, install it by ʻ following the steps shown in the Configuring the ʼ...

  • Page 124: After-Sales Service

    ■ Performance parts for repair The Company retains performance parts for repair of the INFOBAR A02 main unit and its peripherals for six years after discontinuation of production. 'Performance parts for repair' refers to parts required for maintaining the functions of...

  • Page 125: Warranty Card

    ◎ Once you cancel the membership, you cannot reapply for it until you purchase an au cell phone next time. ◎ Note that when changing the model or purchasing an extra cell phone, this service only covers the most recently purchased au cell phone.
  • Page 126 ■ au Micro IC Card (LTE) The au Micro IC Card (LTE) is lent to you by au. In case of loss or damage, the card will be replaced at your expense. When malfunction is suspected, or in case of theft or loss, contact an au shop or PiPit.
  • Page 127 ■ au after-sales service information ■ Replacement cell phone delivery service Service description Secure cell phone support Plus LTE Member Non-member Spontaneous 1st year Free Not eligible Failure From 2nd Charged to year customer First time: Partial damage, 5,250 yen...
  • Page 128 Replacement cell phone delivery service ◎ When you have trouble with your au cell phone, a replacement cell phone (same model in the same color with a new battery pack) can be delivered to a specified place by calling the company. Return your damaged cell phone within 14 days after the replacement cell phone is delivered.

  • Page 129: Main Speci Cations

    Main speci cations Display Approx. 4.7 inch CG-Silicon TFT × 1,280 720 dots (HD) (Max. approx. 16.77 million colors) Weight Approx. 147 g (incl. the battery pack) × × × × Size (W Approx. 70 mm 138 mm 9.7 mm Memory (built-in) ROM: 16 GB RAM: 1 GB...

  • Page 130: Bluetooth Function

    DUN (Dial-up Networking Profile) ※ ※ 2 This may change according to obstructions between the communication devices and signal reception. ※ 3 This profile supports only a part of car navigation systems. For more information, refer to the au catalog and au homepage.
  • Page 131 ■ Camera Image CMOS pickup device Effective Main Camera: Approx. 8,000,000 pixels pixels Front-facing camera: Approx. 2,100,000 pixels ■ 1Seg Continuous Approx. 5 hours 10 min. Viewable Time ※ Actual continuous viewing time depends on usage conditions.

  • Page 132: Specific Absorption Rate (Sar) Of Cell Phones

    This mobile phone satisfies the international guidelines when used with au Carrying Case F Black (0105FCA) (sold separately) recommended by KDDI ※ In case you are not using the au Carrying Case F Black (0105FCA) (sold separately), use a product that contains...
  • Page 133 Communications website: http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/e/sys/ele/index.htm ○ Association of Radio Industries and Businesses website: http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html ○ au homepage: http://www.au.kddi.com/ ※ 1 Technical regulations are defined by the Ministerial Ordinance Related to Radio Law (Article 14-2 of Radio Equipment Regulations). ※ 2 Regarding the method of measuring SAR when using...

  • Page 134: Fcc Notice

    FCC Notice This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

  • Page 135: Fcc Rf Exposure Information

    FCC RF exposure information This model phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific...

  • Page 136: Body-Worn Operation

    Body-worn operation This phone was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the phone kept at a distance of 1.0 cm from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use accessories that maintain a 1.0 cm separation distance between your body and the back of the phone.
  • Page 137 Products with 2.4–GHz Wireless LAN Devices For 2.4–GHz wireless LAN operation of this product, certain restrictions apply. This equipment may use the entire–2400–MHz to 2483.5–MHz frequency band (channels 1 through 13) for indoor applications. For outdoor use, only 2400-2454 MHz frequency band may be used.
  • Page 138 “ ” devices is the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR), and the SAR limit is 2.0 W/ kg averaged over 10 gram of body tissue. It meets the requirements of the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP). For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets the ICNIRP exposure guidelines and the European Standard EN 62311 and EN 62209-2, for use with dedicated accessories.
  • Page 139 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Intended for use in EU For the following equipment: For the following equipment: Smartphone (Product Description) (Product Marketing Name) CDMA_HTX21 (Product Name) HTC Corporation (Manufacturer Name) No.23, Xinghua Rd., Taoyuan City, Taoyuan County 330, Taiwan. is herewith confirmed to comply with the essential requirements of Article 3 of the R&TTE 1999/5/EC Directive, if used for its intended use and that the following standards has been applied: 1.

  • Page 140: Export Administration Regulations

    4. Efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum (Article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive) EN 300 328 V1.7.1 / EN 301 893 V1.6.1 /EN 300 440-1 V1.6.1 Applied standard(s): EN 300 440-2 V1.4.1 / EN 301 908-1 V5.2.1 / -2 V5.2.1 EN 301 511 V9.0.2 / EN 302 291-1 V1.1.1 / -2 V1.1.1 Kevin Yang (Name and signature)

  • Page 141: Intellectual Property Rights

    Intellectual property rights ■ Trademarks Company names and product names referred to in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. • The microSD logo and microSDHC logo are a trademark of SD-3C and LLC. 　 • microSD™ is a trademark of SD Card Association. •...
  • Page 142 • Music recognition technology and associated data is provided by Gracenote ® Gracenote is the industry standard for music recognition technology and associated content distribution. For details, visit the website at the URL below. www.gracenote.com CD and music associated data from Gracenote: Copyright ©...
  • Page 143 • FeliCa is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation. • FeliCa is a contactless IC card technology developed by Sony Corporation. • is a registered trademark of FeliCa Networks, Inc. • Twitter is a registered trademark of Twitter, Inc. • Facebook is a registered trademark of Facebook, Inc.

  • Page 144: Openssl License

    • Beats Audio™, Beats™, Dr.Dre™, urBeats™ and the B logo are registered trademarks of Beats Electronics, LLC. • The pictograms in this product include pictograms used with the permission of NTT DOCOMO, INC. • AOSS™ is a trademark of Buffalo Inc. •...
  • Page 145 【 】 Original SSLeay License Copyright © 1995-1998 Eric Young ( ) All eay@cryptsoft.com rights reserved. This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young ( eay@cryptsoft.com THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.
  • Page 146 ■ Gracenote End User License ® Agreement This application or device contains software from Gracenote, Inc. of Emeryville, California ('Gracenote'). The software from Gracenote (the 'Gracenote Software') enables this application to perform disc and/or file identification and obtain music-related information, including name, artist, track, and title information ('Gracenote Data') from online servers or embedded databases (collectively, 'Gracenote Servers') and to...
  • Page 147 The Gracenote service uses a unique identifier to track queries for statistical purposes. The purpose of a randomly assigned numeric identifier is to allow the Gracenote service to count queries without knowing anything about who you are. For more information, see the web page for the Gracenote Privacy Policy for the Gracenote service.
  • Page 148 ■ More The software installed on this product or part of it may not be altered, translated/adapted, reverse-engineered, decompiled or reverse-assembled and any such actions are prohibited. An export permit may be required if this device is to be used by or transferred to anyone else. However, no such permit is required if you take this device out of the country and bring it back for the purpose of personal use when going on vacations or short business trips.
  • Page 149 0120-977-699 Okinawa ■ Secure cell phone support center From a land-line phone/From an au cell phone For loss, theft or 0120-925-919 damage (toll free) Business hours 9:00-21:00 (7 days a week) Cellphone and PHS operators collect and recycle...

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