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  • Page 1 ･ Content of this guide is subject to change without prior notice. Efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and clarity of this guide. Please contact SoftBank Customer Center, General ･ Information (P. 14-46) about unclear or missing information.
  • Page 2 “(Japanese)” appears next to functions or services which require Japanese ability to use. Mail * Standby Display used in this guide is based on SoftBank 820N Red model. Design theme of Main Menu and windows is based on default setting Basic.

  • Page 3: Search Guide

    Index ..............Customizing Display Indicators ● Handset P. 1-7 - P. 1-8 Mastering Basics Learning Basics ● 820N/821N P. 2-2 - P. 2-7 Features Solving Problems ● SoftBank Mobile Features P. 14-5 Troubleshooting ..........P. 14-45 Warranty & After Sales Service...
  • Page 4 P. 10-3 Yahoo! Keitai Sites Graphic Mail Gaming Device S! Quick News A special portal site for SoftBank Create HTML messages by Play S! Appli games downloaded Subscribe to content and receive handsets enhances your Internet changing font and background from Yahoo! Keitai sites.

  • Page 5: Intellectual Property Rights

    When you use it for other purposes, such as promotion, in- SOFTBANK, SoftBank and the SoftBank logo are registered ● house information and profit activity, contact the U.S. trademarks or trademarks of SOFTBANK CORP. in Japan and corporation MPEG LA, LLC. other countries. This product contains Adobe Flash Lite ●...
  • Page 6 Intellectual Property Rights Powered by JBlend Copyright 2002 - 2008 Aplix Powered By Mascot Capsule /Micro3D Edition ● ● MASCOT CAPSULE are registered trademarks of HI Corporation. All rights reserved. CORPORATION. JBlend and JBlend-related trademarks are trademarks ● G-GUIDE, G-GUIDE MOBILE and their logos are registered or registered trademarks of Aplix Corporation in trademarks in Japan of U.S.
  • Page 7 Intellectual Property Rights This product is antibacterial-coated. ● Antibacterial part: Handset body (excluding Display, keys and terminals) Inorganic antimicrobial agent, coating: JP0122112A0003N/ JP0122112A0017D/JP0122112A0020M The SIAA logo indicates the quality control and information disclosure for this product conform to the guidelines of the Society of Industrial Technology for Antimicrobial Articles, as a result of evaluations conducted under ISO 22196.
  • Page 8 Intellectual Property Rights...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Calling Before Using This Guide....i Receiving & Opening Search Guide ........ii Messages......... 5-6 Intellectual Property Rights ..iv Overview......... 3-2 Handling Messages ....5-9 Table of Contents ....... viii Voice Call......... 3-3 Advanced Features ....5-14 Package Contents ......

  • Page 10: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Alarm ........10-11 Mail........13-21 Bar Code Reader ....10-13 Internet ....... 13-25 About TV ......... 8-2 Text Reader ......10-15 TV......... 13-29 Initial Setup ......8-4 Advanced Features ..... 10-18 Camera ........ 13-33 Watching TV......8-5 Player &...

  • Page 11: Package Contents

    Instruction Manuals (NEYAH1) ■ SoftBank 820N/821N supports microSD memory card (hereinafter referred to as “memory card”). Purchase a memory card to use related functions. *1 Complimentary sample not available for purchase. Updates/upgrades may become available via SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website (http://www.softbank.jp) without prior notification.

  • Page 12: Safety Precautions

    Action is compulsory. Risk of injury or damage to property CAUTION from improper use Power cord must be unplugged. SoftBank accepts no liability for any loss from missed calls, etc. due to malfunction, erroneous operation or failure of product.
  • Page 13 If battery fluid gets into your eyes, Use SoftBank specified devices (P. x) only. immediately rinse your eyes with clean water without rubbing them, and consult Use of non-specified devices may cause battery to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite;...
  • Page 14 Safety Precautions Turn off handset when entering gas WARNING stations or other places where flammable gases generate. Do not charge battery in such places. Gases may ignite. Handset, Battery, Charger (Sold Separately), ■ USIM Card & Stereo Earphone Conversion If you notice an unusual odor, Cable overheating, discoloration, deformation, etc.
  • Page 15 Safety Precautions If you are wearing electronic medical Keep handset away from your ear when equipment, do not carry handset in your calling in handsfree mode. When playing breast pocket or inner pocket. games or music with Earphone- Microphone connected to handset, Using handset near electronic medical equipment adjust the volume properly.
  • Page 16 SoftBank Customer Center, Customer Assistance (P. 14-46). Continuing use may cause battery to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite.
  • Page 17 Safety Precautions ■ Charger (Sold Separately) Do not place heavy objects on the charger (sold separately) cord. Do not use charger (sold separately) if May cause electric shock or fire. the cord is damaged. Do not touch the charger (sold separately) May cause electric shock, overheating or fire.
  • Page 18 Safety Precautions ■ Handset Use Near Electronic Medical Unplug the power plug from AC outlet if Equipment handset is not used for an extended period of time. The following information conforms to “The Guidelines on Use ● of Mobile Phones and Other Devices to Prevent Failing to do so may cause electric shock, fire or malfunction.
  • Page 19 Safety Precautions Keep handset power off in crowded places CAUTION such as in packed trains because a person with an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillator may be nearby. Handset, Battery, Charger (Sold Separately), ■ USIM Card & Stereo Earphone Conversion Radio waves may interfere with the operation of implanted cardiac pacemakers or implanted Cable...
  • Page 20 Safety Precautions Be careful when using handset for an If Display is broken and liquid crystal extended period of time with charger leaks, do not put it in your mouth, inhale (sold separately) connected. it or put it on your skin. Handset, battery and charger (sold separately) may If liquid crystal enters your eyes or mouth, become warm if you operate handset for an...
  • Page 21 Outer housing Display side PA resin + Stainless sheet Acrylic UV cured coating Keypad side PC resin + Stainless sheet Acrylic UV cured coating My Signal Display side 820N PA resin + Stainless sheet Acrylic UV cured coating 821N (Transparent) PC resin +...
  • Page 22 May cause battery to overheat, ignite or rupture. May cause fire or environmental destruction. Bring used batteries to the nearest SoftBank Shop or Unplug charger (sold separately) from recycling center after insulating the terminals with AC outlet when charging is finished.

  • Page 23: General Notes

    Do not trap a strap or other objects when closing handset. Doing so may cause malfunction or damage handset. Keep a separate record of data you saved to handset. SoftBank accepts no liability for any loss of data stored on your handset.
  • Page 24 General Notes Near electromagnetic sources or magnetized items, including electric products, audio-visual equipment and office appliances (e.g. ･ computer, microwave oven, speaker, TV set, radio, fax machine, fluorescent lamp, word processor, electric kotatsu, inverter-driven air conditioner, electromagnetic cooker) ● Do not rub or scratch Display with a metal object, etc. Doing so may damage Display resulting in malfunction or breakage. Do not subject handset to excessive shock.
  • Page 25 Do not leave battery removed or uncharged for an extended period of time. Doing so may alter or erase the settings and data you ● saved. SoftBank accepts no liability for any damages resulting from such loss or alteration. When removing Stereo Earphone Conversion Cable or AC Charger from External Device Port, do not pull the cord, hold the ●...
  • Page 26 General Notes Do not apply strong shock to Stereo Earphone Conversion Cable or throw it. ● ● Do not place a heavy object on Stereo Earphone Conversion Cable. Camera Observe proper etiquette, laws and regulations regarding camera use in public places. Offending public order and morals by using handset may be subject to penalties based on applicable laws and regulations (e.g.
  • Page 27 * The technical standards are stipulated in the Radio Law (Article 14-2 of Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment). The highest SAR value is 0.759 W/kg for 820N and 0.639 W/kg for 821N. This value was obtained in accordance with the MIC testing procedure with handset transmitting at its highest permitted power level.
  • Page 28 (Japanese) European RF Exposure Information This handset 820N/821N is a radio transmitter and receiver. This product has been confirmed not to exceed the limits recommended by international guidelines for radio frequency. These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific organization International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and include a substantial safety margin to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.
  • Page 29 General Notes Declaration of Conformity The products “820N” and “821N” are declared to conform with the essential requirements of European Union Directive 1999/5/EC Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive 3.1(a), 3.1(b) and 3.2. The Declaration of Conformity can be found on the following website: http://www.n-keitai.com/...

  • Page 30: Getting Started

    Getting Started Handset Parts........1-2 Security Codes ........1-19 Basic Key Operations ........ 1-4 Handset Code........... 1-19 Display..........1-7 Center Access Code........1-19 Network Password........1-19 Display Indicators ........1-7 Other Basic Information ....1-20 External Display (My Signal Display)..1-8 USIM Card ..........

  • Page 31: Handset Parts

    Handset Parts SoftBank 820N ● Infrared Port Earpiece Display Light Sensor Mail Key Yahoo! Keitai Key Multi Selector & Menu Key Shortcut Key Send Key Clear/Back Key Power/End Key Keypad 15 ＃ /Manner Key Microphone Charger Terminals Strap Eyelet Volume Up/Manner Key...

  • Page 32: Camera

    Handset Parts SoftBank 821N ● Infrared Port Earpiece Display Light Sensor Mail Key Yahoo! Keitai Key Multi Selector & Menu Key Shortcut Key Send Key Clear/Back Key Power/End Key Keypad 15 ＃ /Manner Key Microphone Charger Terminals Strap Eyelet Volume Up/Manner Key...

  • Page 33: Basic Key Operations

    Handset Parts Basic Key Operations Operation Description Activate the function assigned to In Standby ● the key. Operation Description Press and hold Assign a function to the key. Open Mail menu. Press and hold Delete a desktop notification. Press and hold Compose a new message.
  • Page 34 Handset Parts During Voice Calls During Text Entry ● ● Operation Description Operation Description Turn handsfree on/off. Toggle pictograph and symbol lists. Search Phone Book by group. Press and hold Access pictographs by category (S! Mail). Press and hold Increase earpiece volume. Toggle character entry modes (in 5- Search Phone Book by column.
  • Page 35 Handset Parts Operation Description Enter dakuten ( )/handakuten ( ゛ ゜ (in 5-touch/2-touch mode). Toggle case of each character (in 5- touch/2-touch mode). Toggle upper case and lower case modes (when entering alphanumerics in T9 input mode). Press and hold Insert line feed “...

  • Page 36: Display

    Display USIM SMS Memory Full ( when Vibration Set for Incoming Calls & Display Indicators there are unread messages) Messages Handset & USIM SMS Memory Full Vibration Set for Incoming ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ Software Updated Calls/Messages Dial Lock Active...

  • Page 37: External Display (My Signal Display)

    Display External Display (My Signal More Features Display) Customize Animations appear in My Signal Display to show handset Display Settings status and new information. Wallpaper ● Display Color Scheme ● ● Examples Set Font Type ● Interface Language ● Guard from Prying Eyes ●...

  • Page 38: Usim Card

    Keep a separate copy of data saved on your USIM Card. Card. SoftBank is not liable for lost data. ● SoftBank is not liable for any damage caused by inserting USIM ● If USIM Card or handset (with USIM Card inserted) is lost or Card into other IC card readers/writers.

  • Page 39: Usim Pins

    PIN2 entry are all disabled. ･ Write down your PUK. PIN1 is a four- to eight-digit code to prevent unauthorized To cancel USIM Card lock, contact SoftBank Customer Center, ･ handset use by a third party. General Information (P. 14-46).

  • Page 40: Usim Card Installation

    USIM Card Push USIM Card in completely USIM Card Installation Remove battery (P. 1-13) before inserting/removing USIM ● Card. Insertion Properly Inserted Slide USIM Card in (IC chip facing down) Notch USIM Card Removal Slide USIM Card out gently USIM Card Slot...

  • Page 41: Battery & Charger

    AC outlet to overheat and cause a fire. Battery and AC Charger may become warm during charging, ● but this is not a malfunction. If they become too hot, however, stop charging and contact SoftBank Customer Center, ② Customer Assistance (P. 14-46). ●...
  • Page 42 Battery & Charger Removal Replace cover ● Turn off handset before removing battery. Remove battery cover Pressing Tab ( ), lift out battery ( ① ② Tabs on the underside Align tabs with handset grooves and slide the cover shut. Note Do not try to close the battery cover by force without aligning ･...

  • Page 43: Charging Battery

    Insert AC Charger connector into External Using AC Charger Device Port Use only SoftBank-specified AC Charger “ZTDAA1” (sold Plug AC Charger into an AC Outlet separately). In this guide, the ZTDAA1 model AC Charger is Charging Indicator lights red while charging. When referred to as “AC Charger”.
  • Page 44 Stop charge appears, disconnect handset from AC Desktop Holder Charger and remove battery. Set up handset and Charger and start charging again. If the same error occurs, AC Charger may be faulty. Contact SoftBank Customer Center, Customer AC Charger Assistance (P. 14-46). More Features...

  • Page 45: Power On/Off

    Power On/Off Powering Handset On for the ● Power On First Time (Initial Setup) ･ Setup prompt no longer appears when all the initial setup items have been set. Setup prompt appears in Japanese. Make sure USIM Card is correctly The default Handset Code is 9999.

  • Page 46: Power Off

    Power On/Off Power Off More Features Customize Press and hold SoftBank appears and handset Clock shuts down. 12-hour or 24-hour Clock ● Set Auto Time Adjustment ● Manually Adjust Time ● Summer Time ● Time Zone (Sub Clock) ● Hide Sub Clock ●...

  • Page 47: Mobile Manners

    Mobile Manners Use your handset responsibly. Activating Manner More Features Inappropriate handset use can be both Mode dangerous and bothersome. Take care Customize not to disturb others when using your Most handset sounds are muted in Manner Mode handset. Adjust handset use according Manner Mode.

  • Page 48: Security Codes

    Do not reveal your security codes to ● Enter current Handset Code settings are locked. Network Password others. SoftBank is not liable for any and Center Access Code must be damage due to handset misuse. changed. Enter new Handset Code...

  • Page 49: Other Basic Information

    Other Basic Information Note Checking Battery Level Side Key Guard The battery level beeper does not sound ･ in Manner Mode or when Keypad Use Battery Level meters as a guide only. Disable while handset is closed. sound is set to OFF. Battery Level Indicator Press and hold When Battery Is Empty...

  • Page 50: Basic Operations

    Basic Operations Menu Operations ........ 2-2 Phone Book........2-18 Accessing Handset Functions....2-2 Overview ..........2-18 Desktop Icons/Notifications...... 2-4 Creating Phone Book Entries ....2-19 Navigating through Menus ...... 2-6 Using Phone Book ........2-20 Multitask ..........2-8 Phone Book Settings ....... 2-22 Advanced Features......

  • Page 51: Menu Operations

    Menu Operations Using Softkeys & Multi Keyword Search Accessing Handset Selector Enter keywords to search for menu Functions items. Press Softkeys or use Multi Selector in Standby to access assigned functions. In this guide, most operations start from ● Main Menu. ●...
  • Page 52 Menu Operations From Original Menu Enter Menu Item Number Assign often-used functions to Original Menu for quick access. Enter menu item number (P. 14-18) for direct menu access. Note that Main Menu Theme must be set to Basic. See P. 2-25 for details on changing ●...

  • Page 53: Desktop Icons/Notifications

    Menu Operations Icon Function Icon Function Desktop Icons/ Compose S! Mail To Do List Notifications Compose SMS Text Memo Add functions to Desktop Icons and use them as shortcuts. Access Webpage (Yahoo! Bar Code Reader Notifications appear on desktop to Keitai) inform you of missed calls, new messages, etc.
  • Page 54 Menu Operations Accessing Shortcuts/ Notifications ● Icon Function/Information Notifications Icon Function/Information Software Update Missed Calls Content Keys Acquired Answering Machine Play/delete messages. * Notifications disappear after accessing Answering Machine (Video the functions/information. Message) Play/delete Video Messages. Adding Shortcuts Voice Mail Open a function Shortcuts Add desktop icon...

  • Page 55: Navigating Through Menus

    Menu Operations Selecting Menu Items Navigating through More Features Using Keypad Menus Advanced Use keypad to enter number corresponding to menu item. Main Menu Scrolling Pages Change Main Menu Theme ● to scroll next/ Switch to Simple Menu ● previous pages. Temporarily Change Design Theme of ●...
  • Page 56 Menu Operations Customize Menu Display Settings Switch Menu Display between List View ● and Details View Set Main Menu Theme ● Save Last Selected Menu Item to ● Memory Reset Menu Configuration to Default ● Create an Original Menu ● P.

  • Page 57: Multitask

    Shortcut Key Phone Book, Own After step 1 Data, Camera Task Indicator Area TV & Music TV, Music Group Transmission fees are incurred while ● accessing functions during a voice call. For details, visit SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website (http://www.softbank. jp).

  • Page 58: Toggling Functions

    Multitask Toggling Functions Alternatively, press and hold to end ･ When multiple functions are Multitask and return to Standby. active Task Switch Window ■ Switching Functions to select a task indicator ■ Opening Main Menu Returning to Standby ■ Press in Standby to reopen Task Switch window.

  • Page 59: Text Entry

    Text Entry Handset has three text input methods: Guide Pane Status Pane ● ● 5-touch, 2-touch and T9 input. to convert characters Text input method This guide mainly explains Japanese ● (2-touch/T9 input mode) (No text entry in 5-touch mode. to search Phone Book indicator for 5-touch mode) Find...
  • Page 60 Text Entry Split Windows Changing Text Input About Interruptions to Methods Text Entry In some instances, a second window appears with text entry window. ● When Battery Runs Out During text entry The battery alarm sounds and CHG input method Recharge battery appears.

  • Page 61: Entering Characters In 5-Touch Mode

    Text Entry When Required Word Does Not ■ <Example> Entering “ ” 携帯電話 Entering Characters Appear (4 times) in 5-touch Mode “ ” is entered in Character Entry け Continue hiragana (reading) entry Pane. Press a key multiple times to cycle Suggestion list shows predictions in Character Entry Pane to narrow for words beginning with “...
  • Page 62 Text Entry Converting Hiragana ● Dakuten ( ) & ゛ Handakuten ( The pictograph/symbol list ゜ If the required suggestion does not window is closed. appear or word prediction is set to Off, <Example> Entering “ ” が convert to Kanji as shown below: (once) Emoticons <Example>...

  • Page 63: Editing Text

    Text Entry Copy, Cut & Paste Editing Text Editing Templates ● Only one entry can be stored on clipboard. If you copy or cut new text, Deletion & Correction Own Data the previously copied or cut text is Common Phrases Move cursor to the left of overwritten.

  • Page 64: Using Dictionaries

    Text Entry Using Downloaded Entering Characters Using Dictionaries Dictionaries in 2-touch Mode Saving Words to Own Download dictionaries from Yahoo! Keitai sites. Dictionary must be Each hiragana character is entered by Dictionary combining two key presses. enabled in advance. Save frequently used words to Own ●...

  • Page 65: Entering Characters In T9 Input Mode

    Text Entry Editing Readings Toggle Kanji and Hiragana ■ Entering Characters Suggestion Lists When the desired word does not in T9 Input Mode appear on the suggestion list because Toggle English and Japanese ■ its reading is not correctly predicted, Press a key once for each character, Suggestion Lists edit the reading as shown below.
  • Page 66 Text Entry Edit Title ら ん ● More Features View Information ● ら ん と Delete Dictionaries ● Advanced P. 2-27) Text Entry Customize Switch between Lower Case & Upper ● Case Text Entry Switch between Single-byte & Double- Set Text Input Method ●...

  • Page 67: Phone Book

    Keep a separate copy of Phone Book entry information. When battery is exhausted or removed for extended periods, Phone Book data may be lost or altered. Damage to handset may also affect data recovery. SoftBank is not liable for damages from lost/altered...

  • Page 68: Creating Phone Book Entries

    Phone Book Creating Entries from Enter phone Creating Phone Book number Select an Other Functions Entries icon Create entries from Received Calls, Dialed Calls, Redial, Received/Sent To Save Additional Numbers ■ <Example> Address List, Text Reader, Yahoo! Select <Not stored> and repeat Enter a name, phone number and Keitai, Phone Number Entry window, the same step.

  • Page 69: Using Phone Book

    Phone Book Resuming Phone Book to select a phone Using Phone Book Edit Operation number If battery alarm sounds or if another Dialing from Phone Book function was activated while editing Phone Book an entry, resume operation as follows: Phone Book Add to phonebook Phone Recall...
  • Page 70 Phone Book Specifying a Search Accessing Entries from Search group: Select a group to view saved Method Other Functions entries. Access Phone Book entries from Search column: Received Calls, Dialed Calls, Redial and Press a key ( ) to Received/Sent Address List. access the tab corresponding to that key.

  • Page 71: Phone Book Settings

    Phone Book To Customize by Phone To Customize by Group ● ● Phone Book Settings Number/E-mail Address <Example> Set illumination for incoming messages <Example> Set a ringtone for Customizing Handset incoming voice calls [Phone Book Entry List] Response [Phone Book Entry Details] window Group Set different ringtones, images, etc.
  • Page 72 Phone Book Restricting Calls to/from Setting Entries as Secret When Restrict dialing is Set ● The following operations are disabled: Specific Phone Numbers Prevent others from accessing certain Dialing by direct number entry on Phone Book entries by setting them as Restrict calls to/from specific numbers Keypad, dialing from Received Calls, in Phone Book.
  • Page 73 Phone Book Managing USIM Phone Managing Phone Book Note Check Custom Ringtone/Image Settings Book ● Items that cannot be saved to USIM ･ by Item Phone Book entries can be copied Phone Book are not copied. Cancel Custom Ringtone/Image ● ･...

  • Page 74: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Main Menu Desktop Icons Change Order of Desktop Icons Start Here Start Here Select an icon Sort Main Menu ......P. 2-2 【 】 to select Delete Notifications a position Change Main Menu Theme Press and hold Delete Desktop Icons Main Menu Select a Some notifications may not disappear...

  • Page 75: Text Entry

    Advanced Features Text Entry Move Cursor to Top/End of Text Use Dictionary Start Here Text Entry window 【 】 【 Text Entry 】 window Refer Text Entry window ....P. 2-10 【 】 Jump To beginning or To dic. Enter word Enter word Select a Switch between Lower Case &...

  • Page 76: Templates

    Advanced Features Templates Quote Text Reset Templates Start Here 【 Templates List 】 Select a Text Entry window 【 】 Templates (Common phrases) template Delete this or 【 】 Quote data window ........P. 2-14 Delete all Enter Handset To Quote from a Phone Book Entry ●...

  • Page 77: Phone Book

    Advanced Features Delete Entries Delete Dictionaries Change Entry Number Own Dictionary window Downloaded Dictionary window Phone Book Entry window 【 】 【 】 【 】 Select an entry Delete Select a dictionary Change entry number Delete this, Delete selected Delete this or Delete all or Delete all Select Enter Handset Code...
  • Page 78 Advanced Features Managing Phone Book Change Phone Number/E-mail Check Restriction Settings by Address Order Restriction Type Check Custom Ringtone/Image 【 Phone Book Entry Details 】 window Settings by Item Phone Book Entry List window 【 】 Select a phone number/e-mail Restrictions Phone Book Entry List window...
  • Page 79 Advanced Features Edit a Phone Book Entry Delete Items from an Entry Phone Book Entry Details window 【 】 Phone Book Entry Details window 【 】 Edit phonebook to select an item Edit each item Delete data Delete phone To Save as a New Entry No., Delete mail add., Delete ●...

  • Page 80: Calling

    Calling Overview..........3-2 Calling While Abroad Voice Call..........3-3 (Global Roaming) ......3-13 Making Voice Calls........3-3 Calling Japan and Other Countries ..3-13 International Calls........3-3 Calling within the Same Country.... 3-13 Answering Voice Calls....... 3-3 Optional Services ......3-14 Answering Machine ........

  • Page 81: Overview

    Overview Voice call and video call are available on handset. Voice Call Video Call Make Calls to: Make Calls to: SoftBank Non-SoftBank Handsets Mobile Phones Landlines SoftBank Non-SoftBank Handsets Mobile Phones Other party must use a video call compatible mobile phone...

  • Page 82: Making Voice Calls

    Voice Call Available Keys during Making Voice Calls Voice Calls Enter phone number Adjust Earpiece or press and Volume hold Hold Call International Calls ● International Call Service may require Voice Call Window prior application. to end call Enter phone number Phone Number Entry Window ･...

  • Page 83: Answering Machine

    Voice Call Playing Messages When a Call Arrives ● Answering Machine Answering Machine activates after the Select notification set ring time. Outgoing message plays, Record callers’ messages on handset and the caller’s voice/video message is when you are unable to answer voice/ recorded.
  • Page 84 Voice Call Activate When Call More Features Arrives Pressing in Standby also plays ･ Advanced recorded voice messages. Activate Answering Machine when ･ To play voice messages from Main unable to answer an incoming call. Outgoing Call Functions Menu: Answering Machine setting returns, Show/Hide Caller ID ●...
  • Page 85 Voice Call Answering Incoming Calls Customize Set to Answer Calls by Pressing Any Key ● Outgoing Calls Set to Mute Ringtone by Pressing Any ● Save Prefix Numbers ● Save Touch Tones P. 13-12) ● Set Numbers after “ ” as Sub Address ●...

  • Page 86: Video Call

    Video Call Video Call Window Making Video Calls Enter phone number Main window Call time Video window call Video Call Window settings to end call Video Call Indicators Phone Number Entry Window Transmitting Audio/ Correcting Misentries ■ ･ Always include the area code even Transmission Failed to scroll cursor Reenter...

  • Page 87: Answering Video Calls

    Video Call Available Keys during Answering Video More Features Video Calls Calls Advanced Adjust Outgoing Call Functions Earpiece When a video call arrives (Speaker) Show/Hide Caller ID ● Volume Adjust Earpiece (Speaker) Volume in ● Advance to end call Hold Call Add Prefix Numbers ●...
  • Page 88 Video Call Set a Hold Message ● Customize P. 13-17) Outgoing Calls Video Calls Save Prefix Numbers ● Set an Image to be Sent during Video ● Set Numbers after “ ” as Sub Address ● Calls P. 13-16) Redial Automatically as Voice Call When ●...

  • Page 89: Call Logs

    Call Logs Dialed Calls Packet Transmission Dialing from Call Own Data Logs Outgoing & Incoming Dialed Calls Calls in a time zone other Phone numbers and dates and times of than GMT+09 with the incoming/outgoing calls are saved on summer time setting handset as call logs.

  • Page 90: Call Time & Cost

    Call Logs Checking Number of Call Time & Cost More Features Missed Calls Advanced Check the total and last call times and Own Data costs. Redial, Dialed Calls & Received Calls Received Calls Change Font Size ● Settings Call The total number of incoming Show Ring Time (Missed Calls) ●...

  • Page 91: Speed Dial

    Speed Dial Saving Entries to Tomo- Abbreviated Dialing Dialing/Sending Just press a number key from Own Data Messages from Tomo- and then to call Phone Book Tomo-Den entries with entry numbers 000 to 009. If a Phone Book entry has more than ●...

  • Page 92: Calling While Abroad (Global Roaming)

    Activate Network Re-search for an see “Global Roaming Guide” or contact ● Do not omit “0” from area code. ･ Available Operator SoftBank Customer Center, General Country code not required. ･ Set Priority for Operators Information (P. 14-46). ● Show Operator Name While Roaming ●...

  • Page 93: Optional Services

    Optional Services Activating Call Forward No Answer Overview Select a ring time <Example> Forward calls to a specified number after a set ring To Forward Calls Immediately ■ Call Forward calls to a preset time Always Forward phone number. Optional Services Voice Forward calls to Voice Mail Voice Mail/Divert...
  • Page 94 Optional Services Activating Voice Mail Missed Call Notification Check Current Setting Status ● ● P. 3-19) SMS notification informs you of missed <Example> Forward calls to Voice Mail calls while handset was off, out of Call Waiting Center after a set ring time range, engaged, etc.

  • Page 95: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Outgoing Call Functions Handling Incoming Calls Add Prefix Numbers Start Here Voice & Video Calls Phone Number Entry window 【 】 Phone Number Entry window 【 】 Prefix numbers Reject Calls ............P. 3-3 Select an item You can also add prefix numbers from When a call arrives Call Voice &...

  • Page 96: Engaged Call Operations

    Advanced Features Voice Calls Voice Calls Adjust Brightness Forward Calls to Voice Mail Center Send Touch Tones Video Call window 【 】 V.phone settings When a call arrives Call Voice Call window (twice) 【 】 Brightness Select a level Forwarding Settings Dialing Pause dial...

  • Page 97: Call Logs

    Advanced Features Change Photo Mode Show Ring Time (Missed Calls) Delete Recorded Messages Video Call window Received Calls window 【 】 【 】 【 Play/Delete Voice Message 】 V.phone settings Photo Ring time window Select a message mode Select a mode Delete this, Delete rec.

  • Page 98: Speed Dial

    Advanced Features Call Time & Cost Cancel Entries from Tomo-Den Check Current Setting Status Tomo-Den window Voice Mail/Divert window Reset Total Call Time 【 】 【 】 select a tab Release this Status Settings Call Time/ or Release all Enter Charge Reset total Handset Code...
  • Page 99 Talk with Multiple Parties Barring settings are locked. Network Simultaneously Password and Center Access Code must be changed. For details, contact Voice Call window While 【 】 SoftBank Customer Center, General talking with one party Information (P. 14-46). Join Multi Party...
  • Page 100 Advanced Features Caller ID Cancel Call Barring Optional Services Show/Hide Phone Number Call Barring Cancel All Optional Services Barring Caller ID Notification Enter Network Password Activate/Deactivate or OFF Change Network Password Optional Services Check Current Setting Status Call Barring Set NW Optional Services Password Caller ID Notification...

  • Page 102: Security

    Security PIN Settings.......... 4-2   Setting PIN1 Entry ........4-2 Changing PIN1/PIN2 ........4-2 Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use ............4-3 Activating Dial Lock ........4-3 Setting Original Lock ........ 4-3 Disabling Keypad ........4-4 Using Secure Remote Lock ....... 4-4 Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls ............

  • Page 103: Pin Settings

    PIN Settings Setting PIN1 Entry Changing PIN1/PIN2 Set to require PIN1 entry each time PIN1 code entry set must be set to ON ● handset is turned on. before changing PIN1. Settings Settings Lock/Security Lock/Security setting setting Enter Handset Code Enter Handset Code PIN1 code entry set Change PIN1 code or...

  • Page 104: Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use

    Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use Original lock 1 - Original Activating Dial Lock lock 3 If you fail to cancel Dial Lock five times ･ Functions/data specified under the Activate Dial Lock to prevent others consecutively, handset is turned off. selected lock type are locked. from operating handset.

  • Page 105: Disabling Keypad

    When Keypad Lock is Set ● (http://www.softbank.jp), or access My All key operations are disabled, except Repeat this step to select other SoftBank from your handset by the for answering incoming calls, showing functions/data. Press again to following procedure: clock with and turning power on/ cancel.

  • Page 106: Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls

    Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls Reject To Set 0 Seconds ■ Rejecting Calls To Receive Incoming Calls ■ without Caller ID Accept Missed calls display Display or Not display Note Incoming calls from hidden and/or ･ This procedure is unavailable when Set unidentified numbers can be rejected.

  • Page 107: Setting Secret Data

    Setting Secret Data Canceling Secret Mode/ Storing Data in Secret Secret Mode & Secret Secret Data Only Mode Folders Data Only Mode Set handset to Secret Mode/ Activate Secret Mode/Secret Data Only Secret Data Only Mode Mode to view secret Phone Book entries, secret Schedule events and Making or receiving a call cancels ･...

  • Page 108: Mail

    Mail Overview..........5-2 Sending Messages ....... 5-3 Sending S! Mail ......... 5-3 Sending SMS Messages ......5-4 Receiving & Opening Messages ..5-6 Opening New Messages ......5-6 Opening Inbox Messages......5-6 Replying to Messages ....... 5-7 Using Mail List ........... 5-7 Handling Messages ......

  • Page 109: Overview

    Exchange short text messages with other SoftBank handsets. Exchange long text messages with S! Mail SoftBank S! Mail compatible SoftBank handsets and other Handsets e-mail compatible mobile phones and (Separate PCs. Images and melodies can also be contract required) attached to S! Mail.

  • Page 110: Sending Messages

    Sending Messages Attaching Files Select text field Sending S! Mail Attach the following files to S! Mail: Enter text Images Videos ･ ･ Press and hold ･ Melodies ･ Music (Songs) Phone Book entries Account Details ･ ･ Calendar Bookmarks ･...

  • Page 111: Sending Sms Messages

    Mail Member List [Text Entry] window Sending SMS Messages Group addresses into Mail Member list Select a font and send messages by group. Send short text messages to SoftBank size Enter text handsets, specifying phone numbers as Own Data (twice) address.
  • Page 112 Sending Messages Attaching Files Customize More Features Shoot an Image/Video to Attach to ● S! Mail Settings S! Mail Advanced Edit Header/Signature Delete Files Attached to S! Mail ● ● Composing Messages Insert Header/Signature Automatically P. 5-16 （ ） ● Enter Address from Phone Book Set to Check Delivery ●...

  • Page 113: Receiving & Opening Messages

    Receiving & Opening Messages Indicators ● Opening New Opening Inbox Urgent Advice Messages Messages Love Try Hard When a message is received, Received Hate Invitation Inbox Results window appears. Happy Feedback Emotion-Expressing Mail ● Angry Request When an S! Mail is received, a Announcement pictogram matching the message Folder List Window...

  • Page 114: Replying To Messages

    Receiving & Opening Messages Select a message Replying to Using Mail List Messages Retrieve Mail List and select messages to download or forward. [Inbox Message List] Server Mail window Select a message Mail list Reply To Quote Original Message Text ■...
  • Page 115 Receiving & Opening Messages To Receive All Messages ■ Customize More Features Message receive Incoming Message Alerts Receive all Advanced Adjust Ringtone Volume ● Receiving Messages Set a Ringtone ● ･ If download fails while retrieving all Manually Retrieve Messages Set Ringing Duration of Incoming ●...

  • Page 116: Handling Messages

    Handling Messages Select a message Message Storage Opening Sent/ Locations Received Messages Sent, received and draft messages are <Example> Open a Received Message saved in the locations below. Inbox Received messages Sent messages Draft messages Message Details Window Folder List Window To Check Previous/Next Message ■...
  • Page 117 Handling Messages Mail Windows * The following marks appear on Folder Type/Status ① indicators to inform you: Message types, statuses, and attached General Folder Folder Contains Unread Messages Trash Box Folder file types are shown by indicators. Locked Folder Secret Folder Folder with Auto Sort Set Message Status ②...

  • Page 118: Sorting Messages

    Handling Messages Prohibiting Access to Sorting Messages Only one Inbox folder can be specified ･ Messages Automatically sort incoming/outgoing for sorting Reply impossible messages into folders. messages. Setting Mail Box Lock Only one Outbox folder can be ･ [Folder List] window specified for sorting Send impossible Mail Setting messages.

  • Page 119: Saving S! Mail Attachments

    Handling Messages Returning Messages in Secret Select a folder ● Folders to Ordinary Messages To Set an Image as Wallpaper, etc. ■ Repeat the same procedure to cancel ･ Select an item [Folder List] window folder lock. Secret ･ Trash Box folder can also be locked. Select NO and press when you Handset Code entry is required to view...
  • Page 120 Handling Messages Saving a Phone Book Call a Phone Number in Text ● More Features Send an S! Mail to an E-mail Address in Entry ● Text Advanced [Message Details] window Access the Internet from a URL in Text ● Managing Messages Save an E-mail Address/Phone Number Select contact...

  • Page 121: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Sending Messages Enter Address from Sent/Received Set To/Cc/Bcc Start Here Address List Composition window Select 【 】 Composition window ....P. 5-3 【 】 an address Change rcv. Composition window/ 【 】 【 Text Entry window ....P. 5-3 【...

  • Page 122: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Sending Messages Enter My Pictograms Check Delivery Text Entry window Press and Composition window/ 【 】 【 】 【 Set Priority (S! Mail) hold Select a pictograph Composition 】 window DeliveryReport or SMS report req. Composition window 【 】...
  • Page 123 Advanced Features Attaching Files Graphic Mail Delete Addresses from a Mail Member List Shoot an Image/Video to Attach Apply Effects to Entered Text Mail Member Details window 【 】 to S! Mail Select an address Delete Text Entry window 【 】...

  • Page 124: Receiving/Opening Messages

    Advanced Features Preview Graphic Mail Download Templates Delete Templates 【 Text Entry 】 window Template Template Select a to close template Delete Download Templates (twice) preview Delete this, Delete selected or Follow onscreen instructions Delete all Select Cancel All Effects templates or enter Create Graphic Mail from a...
  • Page 125 Advanced Features Checking Messages Read Out Messages Check Server Message Information Message Details window Mail List window Select a 【 】 【 】 Retrieve Complete S! Mail Read out message message Mail info Inbox Select a Press to stop reading. Forward a Server Message folder Select an S! Mail...

  • Page 126: Managing/Using Messages

    Advanced Features Managing/Using Messages Drop Messages into Trash Box Delete All Delivery Reports Start Here 【 Message List 】 window 【 Message List 】 window Folder List window ....P. 5-9 Delete Delete all reports 【 】 Move trash box Select a Message List window ....
  • Page 127 Advanced Features Change Message Color Change Order of Folders Copy SMS Messages between Handset and USIM Card Message List window Select a Folder List window Select a 【 】 【 】 message Press and hold folder Sort folder Tools USIM Operation Enter Handset Each time you press and hold...
  • Page 128 Advanced Features Check Number of Saved Messages Call a Phone Number in Text Edit & Send a Draft Message 【 Message Details 】 window Folder List window/ Message Draft Select a 【 】 【 Select a phone number message Edit address/ List 】...
  • Page 129 Advanced Features Save an E-mail Address/Phone Change Font Size of Text Filter Messages Number in Text to Phone Book Message Details window Press Message List window 【 】 【 】 and hold Filter Select a criterion Message Details window Select 【...

  • Page 130: Internet

    Internet Overview..........6-2 Advanced Features......6-13 Yahoo! Keitai ........6-3 Connecting to the Internet ..... 6-13 Page Operations ........6-15 Connecting to Yahoo! Keitai ....6-3 Bookmarks & Saved Pages ...... 6-17 PC Site Browser ........6-5 S! Quick News .......... 6-19 PC Site Browser Windows......

  • Page 131: Overview

    Overview Access the Mobile Internet via Yahoo! Keitai (SoftBank’s mobile portal site). Browse PC sites using PC Site Browser. Internet ･ When a security notice appears, subscribers must decide for themselves whether or not to open the page. Opening secure pages constitutes PC Sites Use PC Site Browser.*...

  • Page 132: Connecting To Yahoo! Keitai

    Yahoo! Keitai Using Access History Entering URLs Connecting to Press and hold History Press and hold Enter Yahoo! Keitai Enter URL Window <NEW> Enter URL History List Window Web Page Select a record Select an item A confirmation window for SSL/TLS ･...
  • Page 133 Yahoo! Keitai Root Certificates More Features Check Certificate Details ● Switch a Certificate between Valid & ● Advanced Invalid Yahoo! Keitai & PC Site Browser P. 6-14) Access Linked Pages by Opening New ● Customize Windows Access New Pages by Opening New Yahoo! Keitai &...

  • Page 134: Pc Site Browser

    PC Site Browser Standard Window View Position Bar PC Site Browser ① PC site pages appear as it would on a Indicates the current position in the Windows page. PC screen. You can view the desired Press to open the function menu area by scrolling the page vertically Two types of windows, Viewer type and select View pos.

  • Page 135: Connecting To Pc Sites

    PC Site Browser About Page Layout Using URL History When using PC Site Browser, two page [Standard Type Menu] layout types are available for each of window URL History Viewer and Standard windows: Original layout or Mobile layout is available for Viewer window; and PC Standard Type Menu Window screen or Small screen for Standard window.
  • Page 136 PC Site Browser Entering URLs Customize More Features [Viewer Type Menu] Yahoo! Keitai & PC Site Browser Advanced window/[Standard Type Clear Cache ● Yahoo! Keitai & PC Site Browser Delete Cookies Menu] window Enter ● Access Linked Pages by Opening New Initialize Memory Status of Yahoo! ●...

  • Page 137: Page Operations

    Page Operations Switching Pages (Tabs) Jumping to Next/ Switching Pages In a Yahoo! Keitai window or Standard Previous Page window of PC Site Browser, when Scrolling Pages more than one page is open, you can Once opened pages are stored in a Scroll pages by using to view areas toggle pages by pressing...

  • Page 138: Selecting Links And Other Items

    Page Operations Close a Page When Multiple Windows ● Radio Button ④ Selecting Links and are Open and press to select only Other Items Search for Information by Keyword one item from a range of options. ● indicates the item is selected. Change Font Size of a Page ●...

  • Page 139: Bookmarks & Saved Pages

    Bookmarks & Saved Pages To View Bookmarks of PC Site ■ Using Bookmarks Using Saved Pages Browser Press and hold PC Site Save URLs to Bookmark for quick Save an open page to Saved Pages to Browser Viewer type or access.
  • Page 140 Bookmarks & Saved Pages Select a page More Features Advanced To open a saved page from another ･ page: Bookmarks Saved pages Saved Edit a Title ● pages list Select a page Edit a URL ● Send a Bookmark by Mail ●...

  • Page 141: S! Quick News & S! Loop (Japanese)

    S! Quick News & S! Loop (Japanese) Select an item Using S! Quick News More Features Follow onscreen instructions. Advanced Registered contents can be updated Checking Updated automatically and checked from S! Quick News Information Standby. Manually Update List ● [S! Quick News List] window Automatically Update List ●...

  • Page 142: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Connecting to the Internet Access New Pages by Opening Return to Yahoo! Keitai Main Start Here New Windows Menu Web Page ...... P. 6-3, P. 6-6 【 】 Web Page Window Web Page Yahoo! 【 】 【 】 History List window....
  • Page 143 Advanced Features Access History & URL History Entering URLs Delete Entered URL Records Save a URL in History to Bookmark Access a Page from an Entered Enter URL window Select a 【 】 record Delete URL Record History List window/ 【...

  • Page 144: Page Operations

    Advanced Features Switch a Certificate between Valid Save Images/Melodies in a Page Send URL of a Page by Mail & Invalid Web Page Save file Web Page Convenient 【 】 【 】 Settings Select a file Save tools Compose message Connection Settings YES or NO Attach URL...
  • Page 145 Advanced Features Access Another Page from a URL in Zoom Page In/Out Search for Information by Keyword a Page In Standard Window ● 【 Web Page 】 Quick search Web Page Zoom 【 】 Web Page Select a URL Enter keyword 【...

  • Page 146: Bookmarks & Saved Pages

    Advanced Features Bookmarks & Saved Pages Send a Bookmark by Mail Play Flash from the Beginning Start Here 【 Bookmark List 】 window Select a 【 Web Page 】 Convenient Bookmark Folder List window 【 】 bookmark Compose tools Replay ............
  • Page 147 Advanced Features Create a Folder Move Bookmarks to a Different Delete Bookmarks Folder To Delete All Bookmarks 【 Bookmark Folder List 】 window ● Add folder Enter Bookmark List window Select Bookmark Folder List window 【 】 【 】 folder name Delete all Enter a bookmark...
  • Page 148 Advanced Features S! Quick News Protect Saved Pages Delete Registered Contents/Items Start Here Saved Pages List window S! Quick News List window 【 】 【 】 S! Quick News List window... P. 6-12 【 】 Select a saved page Select an item Delete this Protect ON/OFF or Delete all...

  • Page 150: Camera

    Camera Overview..........7-2 Viewfinder Indicators ....... 7-3 Capturing Still Images ......7-4 Capturing Still Images....... 7-4 Recording Videos......... 7-5 Recording Videos ........7-5 Chance Capture......... 7-5 Recording Only Sound ......7-6 Various Camera Features ....7-7 Continuous Shooting ........ 7-7 Add Frames to Images ......

  • Page 151: Overview

    ･ Shutter click and Auto Timer tone sound at a fixed volume even in Manner Mode. Send by S! Mail Non-SoftBank SoftBank Mobile Phones Handsets...

  • Page 152: Viewfinder Indicators

    Overview Storage Location (Still Image) File Size (Video) ① Viewfinder Indicators Handset Memory Card Mail attachment Long time Number of Files That can be Saved Up to 2 MB Photo Viewfinder (Still Image) Photo Mode ⑤ White number: 11 or more Auto Sports mode Yellow number: 10 or less...

  • Page 153: Capturing Still Images

    Capturing Still Images Capture still images to send as S! Mail Frame image in Viewfinder Select Photo Mode ● attachments, use as wallpaper, etc. Adjust Brightness ● Captured images are saved to My Switch Color Modes ● ● Picture in Data Folder. Check Storage Capacity ●...

  • Page 154: Recording Videos

    Recording Videos Record videos with or without sound, or record sound only. Key operation tones may be recorded if ･ Recorded videos are saved to Videos in ● you adjust zoom, etc. while recording a Data Folder. video. Recording Videos Chance Capture Camera Continue recording a video until you...

  • Page 155: Recording Only Sound

    Recording Videos File Storage Recording Only More Features Set Storage Location for Shot Videos ● Sound Save Shot Videos Automatically ● Advanced P. 13-34 （ ） Record only audio in Movie Mode. Shooting Videos (Voice Mode) Switch Camera Modes ● Select Image Size ●...

  • Page 156: Various Camera Features

    Various Camera Features Frame image in Viewfinder Add Frames to Continuous Shooting Images Shoot up to 20 still images continuously. [Photo Viewfinder] Automatic continuous shooting mode: Select frame Select Automatically shoots a set number of a folder Select a images at set intervals after you frame release the shutter.

  • Page 157: Auto Timer

    Various Camera Features Auto Timer More Features Advanced Auto Timer returns to OFF after ● shooting. After Continuous Shooting View Images ● [Photo Viewfinder]/[Video Save Only One Frame ● Viewfinder] Auto Save Only Selected Images ● timer Save as an Animation ●...

  • Page 158: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Shooting Still Images/Videos Switch Color Modes Send Captured Still Image by Mail Start Here Photo Viewfinder Video Photo Preview window 【 】 【 【 】 Photo Viewfinder ....P. 7-4 【 】 Attach image Attach mail Viewfinder 】 Camera 【...

  • Page 159: After Continuous Shooting

    Advanced Features After Continuous Shooting Show Mirror Image of Shot Still Save as an Animation Image Start Here Thumbnail Preview window 【 】 Thumbnail Preview window ... P. 7-7 【 】 Store all&anime Photo Preview window 【 】 Mirror display Save or Mirror save Select View Images...
  • Page 160 About TV ..........8-2   TV Windows ..........8-3 Initial Setup.......... 8-4 Watching TV ........8-5 Data Broadcasts (Japanese) ...... 8-5 Program Guide .......... 8-6 Recording/Playing Programs ....8-7 Recording Programs........8-7 Playing Programs ........8-7 View/Record Timer ......8-9 Setting View Timer ........

  • Page 161: About Tv

    You cannot use TV if USIM Card is not ● Watch TV in inserted in handset or if your contract Quick Info with SoftBank has expired. Widescreen Senders and subjects of incoming Handset has a built-in TV Antenna. Change ●...

  • Page 162: Tv Windows

    About TV When a Call Arrives TV image/sound may deteriorate or ● Quick Info ① signal reception may become While Using TV Information about messages received impossible in the following areas: while watching TV is shown in When a call arrives or when the alarm Areas far from signal towers ･...

  • Page 163: Initial Setup

    Initial Setup Configure channel settings for your More Features area and save stations to a channel list. Advanced Channel Settings Channel Settings Save Stations to a Channel List ● Select area Select Automatically area Select Save Stations of a Different Area to a ●...

  • Page 164: Watching Tv

    Watching TV Watch TV to end TV to select Data Broadcasts (Japanese) Follow the same step to end TV ･ in Portrait view. Data broadcasts are available while Alternatively, press and hold ･ watching TV in Portrait view. Access to end TV. various kinds of program-related and other information in Data Broadcast Available Functions...

  • Page 165: Program Guide

    Watching TV Available Functions Program Show Details of a TV Link ● Show Number of Saved TV Links Guide ● Select a Link Delete TV Links ● See Program Guide help for Confirm P. 8-12 （ ） further operations. Selection of a Customize Link Image &...

  • Page 166: Recording/Playing Programs

    Recording/Playing Programs Note Recording Programs Playing Programs Channels cannot be changed during ･ TV programs can be recorded on recording. Data Folder memory card while you are watching ･ Recording certain programs is restricted. If a restriction is activated them. while recording a program, recording Data broadcasts are not saved with ●...
  • Page 167 Recording/Playing Programs Available Keys during Select a file More Features Program Playback Advanced Pause/Play Recording Programs Adjust Volume Edit Title of a Recorded Program ● Reset Title of a Recorded Program Mute ● Switch Views of Recorded Program List ● Fast Play Window Check Information on a Recorded...

  • Page 168: View/Record Timer

    View/Record Timer Enter date Setting View Timer Setting Record Timer Enter date and time Booking To Select a Date from Calendar Timer ■ Choose date Select a Program List Recording List date Enter time Select a channel ON, ON/Set time or OFF Select a time...
  • Page 169 View/Record Timer When the Set Time Enter date More Features Comes Enter date and time to start recording Advanced View Timer: The alarm sounds for about five View/Record Timer Enter date minutes, and the start date and time, Select a Timer Alarm Tone ●...

  • Page 170: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Channel Settings Watching TV Switch Audio Channels Start Here window Sound Save Stations to a Channel List 【 】 window ....... P. 8-5 【 】 Sound switch Select Automatically an audio channel Show Program Information Channel This procedure is available when there Settings Automatic is more than one audio channel.

  • Page 171: Data Broadcasts

    Advanced Features Select a Program Exit Page and Return to Data Access Pages/Information from TV Broadcast Links window Channel 【 】 TV Link Select service Select Data Broadcast Mode window 【 】 a service (program) Data broadcast Types of TV links are indicated by the Back to data BC following icons: This procedure is available when more...

  • Page 172: Recording Programs

    Advanced Features Playing Programs Switch Views of Recorded Delete TV Links Program List Window Start Here TV Link Recorded Program Playback 【 】 【 Recorded Program List 】 window Select a TV link Delete window ........P. 8-8 Switch list Title this, Delete selected or Delete all or Title + image...
  • Page 173 Advanced Features Activate TV Directly from Timer Change Order of Booked Programs Enter Title of Booked Program Alarm Notification Window Booking Program List window/ 【 】 View Timer Setting window/ 【 】 【 View Timer Setting 】 window Timer Recording List window 【...

  • Page 174: Music Player & S! Appli

    Music Player & S! Appli About Music Player ......9-2 Playback Windows ........9-3 Downloading Music ........9-3 Music Playback ........9-4 Playing Music..........9-4 Using Playlists ..........9-5 S! Appli..........9-6 About S! Appli........... 9-6 Downloading S! Appli ......9-6 Activating S! Appli ........

  • Page 175: About Music Player

    About Music Player Use Music Player to play and organize songs on handset. Access the Internet to download music. ● Videos can also be played with Music Player. ● Save Music Inbox Save downloaded and transferred music. Record Videos Handset Memory Card Save transferred music.

  • Page 176: Playback Windows

    About Music Player Artist Name <Creator>* To Web ① ⑩ Playback Windows Connect to the URL in the song. Title ② Song/file Selection ⑪ Normal Screen Mode Playback Image <Video>* ③ Playback Position ① ⑫ Playback Status ④ ② indicates the current playback Play Pause position.

  • Page 177: Music Playback

    Music Playback Move Playback Position during Playing Music pause Press and hold to activate Music ･ Music Player from Standby. Music Player plays Select a Song/File songs from the position where the last Set Equalizer Select a folder playback was stopped. ･...

  • Page 178: Using Playlists

    Music Playback Playing a Playlist Organizing Songs Using Playlists Set a Song as Ringtone ● [Playlist List] window Search for Songs ● Use playlists to play songs by genre or Select a playlist Change Order of Songs ● by artist, or gather your favorite songs Check Volume of Saved Music ●...

  • Page 179: S! Appli

    Check the battery level before S! Appli downloading S! Appli. If the battery S! Appli are applications designed for level is low, download may fail. SoftBank handsets. Download games S! Appli If you replace USIM Card due to ･ and other applications.

  • Page 180: Activating S! Appli

    S! Appli Activating S! Appli More Features Advanced S! Appli S! Appli Library S! Appli Check S! Appli Information ● Check Volume of Saved S! Appli ● Delete an S! Appli ● P. 9-9) Customize When Running S! Appli Set Sound Volume ●...

  • Page 181: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Music Player Repeat Search for Songs Start Here Music Player Playback window Song List window/ Playlist List 【 】 【 】 【 】 Music Player Playback window 【 】 Action setting window/ 【 Playlist Song List 】 ............P. 9-4 Repeat setting All repeat window...

  • Page 182: S! Appli

    Advanced Features S! Appli Playlists Edit a Playlist Name Start Here Playlist List window Select a 【 】 Add Songs to Playlist S! Appli Library window..P. 9-7 【 】 playlist Edit playlist name Edit playlist name Playlist Song List window 【...

  • Page 184: Tools

    Tools Life History Viewer......10-2 Alarm..........10-11 Life History Viewer Window ....10-2 Setting Alarm......... 10-11 Viewing Data in Chronological Order ... 10-2 Canceling Alarm ........10-12 Schedule..........10-3 Bar Code Reader......10-13 Schedule Window ........10-3 Scanning Bar Codes ....... 10-13 Saving Events to Schedule ......

  • Page 185: Life History Viewer

    Life History Viewer View activities in chronological order. Select a data item Data Type ④ Image data Life History Viewer Video Window Schedule Received/Sent/Received & sent messages ① Viewing Data in Chronological Order ③ Life History Viewer Closeup Window Tools Life History Viewer The function corresponding to the...

  • Page 186: Schedule

    Schedule Save future events to Schedule. Set the Calendar Saving Events to ① alarm to be activated at a specified Blue date: Saturdays Schedule time with message and animation Red date: Sundays, public and other appearing to remind you of the event. holidays Tools Saved events can be checked from...

  • Page 187: Checking Saved Events

    Schedule 1 time, Daily ( ) Alarm Notification Operations ● Checking Saved Events When the set time arrives, alarm sounds or Select day ( ) and animation appears (on Display and To Specify Days of the Week Tools ■ My Signal Display) for approximately Select day ( Schedule five minutes.
  • Page 188 Schedule Select an event Select an event More Features Repeat this step to specify other events. Advanced Checking Saved Events Sort Events by Icon ● To Delete All Events Prior to a ● Save User Icons ● Specified Date Delete User Icons ●...

  • Page 189: To Do List

    To Do List Save tasks to To Do List. Set the alarm Select a priority Alarm Notification Operations ● to remind you of deadlines. When the set time arrives, alarm sounds level and animation appears (on Display and Saving Tasks Select a category My Signal Display) for approximately five minutes.

  • Page 190: Checking Saved Tasks

    To Do List To Delete All Tasks in ● Deleting Tasks Checking Saved Completion Status Tasks ● To Delete One Task [Task List] window Tools To Do [Task List] window Select Delete Delete List a task completed Delete Delete this More Features ●...

  • Page 191: Text Memo

    Text Memo Save short notes or messages as text Deleting Text Memos More Features memos. Saved text memos can be inserted in ● Advanced To Delete One Text Memo ● Schedule or in messages. Text Memo [Text Memo List] window Save a Text Memo to Schedule ●...

  • Page 192: Voice Recorder

    Voice Recorder The following two types of voice Recording the Other Recording Your Voice memos can be recorded with Voice Party’s Voice in Standby Recorder: “Voice memo during a call” to record Press and hold during a Tools Voice the other party’s voice during a call; and “Voice memo in Standby”...

  • Page 193: Calculator

    Calculator Available Functions Tools Calculator Enter Number Enter numbers with Keypad (Add) ＋ Enter with ＋ − × ÷ (Subtract) − Multi Selector × (Multiply) To Calculate Negative Numbers ■ Enter ＋ − (Divide) ÷ × ÷ with Multi Selector (Equal) ＝...

  • Page 194: Alarm

    Alarm Select an alarm Select an alarm Setting Alarm tone type Select a folder Select an Tools Alarm alarm tone You cannot select a folder when Clock Alarm Tone or OFF is selected. to adjust volume Alarm Setting Window Enter Enter title number of activation times Enter time...

  • Page 195: Canceling Alarm

    Alarm Alarm Activation Operations ● More Features When the set time arrives, alarm is Set the auto power-on function to OFF ･ activated and animation appears (on Advanced in Alarm Setting window and turn off Display and My Signal Display). When handset, when you are near high- Checking Alarm Settings the auto power-on function is set to ON...

  • Page 196: Bar Code Reader

    Bar Code Reader JAN codes and QR codes can be QR Code Frame the bar code in the ● scanned by Bar Code Reader using recognition field A two-dimensional code representing handset camera. alphanumerics, kanji, kana, or pictographs. Some QR codes are made About JAN &...

  • Page 197: Checking Scanned Data

    Bar Code Reader Check scanned data Checking Scanned Data More Features ■ To Discard Scanned Data Advanced [Bar Code Scanning] window Reading Scanning Bar Codes Store Scan Bar Code during Text Entry ● data list P. 10-21) Using Scanned Data A JAN code/QR code must be ･...

  • Page 198: Text Reader

    Text Reader Use Text Reader to scan printed text. Free memo Scan Japanese or English Recognition Frame ① text, and save the text to Scan Modes Scan Item Icons ② Text Memo. Name Card read Scan name, phone Phone number Text Scanning Window number, e-mail address, E-mail address...

  • Page 199: Scanning Text

    Text Reader Scanning Text The text is scanned. Text must be accurately focused and be ･ The recognized text appears. Slide Macro Switch to (macro), and ● enlarged to fill the recognition frame. ■ To Rescan the Same Text position handset camera at a distance When Processing appears, do not ･...

  • Page 200: Checking Scanned Text

    Text Reader Checking Scanned Text More Features Advanced Tools Text Reader Reading Scanning Text Scan Text during Text Entry ● data list Correct Scanned Text ● Edit Scanned Text ● Set Printing Status of Text ● Set Guidance On/Off ● Set Vertical/Lateral Scan ●...

  • Page 201: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Life History Viewer Schedule Delete User Icons Start Here Start Here Schedule window/ Event List 【 】 【 】 Life History Viewer window Schedule window....P. 10-3 【 】 【 】 window/ 【 Event Details 】 window ............ P. 10-2 Event Edit window....

  • Page 202: To Do List

    Advanced Features To Do List Copy an Event Delete All Events Start Here Event List window/ Event Schedule window/ Event List 【 】 【 【 】 【 】 Task List window....P. 10-7 【 】 Details 】 window Copy window/ 【...

  • Page 203: Text Memo

    Advanced Features Set Task Status Delete All Tasks Check Text Memo Information Task List window/ Task Details Task List window Delete Text Memo List window Select 【 】 【 】 【 】 【 】 window ( Select a task) Delete all Enter a text memo Text memo...

  • Page 204: Bar Code Reader & Text Reader

    Advanced Features Scanning Bar Codes/Text Edit Alarm Settings Edit Scanned Text Alarm List window Select an Scan Bar Code/Text during Text Text Scanning window Scan 【 】 【 】 Entry text Edit Edit alarm Edit each item text using keypad Text Entry window 【...
  • Page 205 Advanced Features Set Vertical/Lateral Scan Access the Internet Search Phone Book Text Scanning window Scanned Bar Code Data Details Scanned Text Details window 【 】 【 】 【 】 Vertical writing or Lateral writing Select an item Search window/ 【 Scanned Text Details 】...
  • Page 206 Advanced Features Edit Title of Scanned Data Scanned Bar Code Data List 【 】 window Select an entry Edit title Edit title Delete Scanned Data 【 Scanned Bar Code Data List 】 window/ Scanned Text List 【 】 window Select an entry Delete this or Delete all Enter Handset Code...

  • Page 208: Data Management

    Data Management About Data Folder ......11-2 Managing Memory Cards ....11-11 Accessing Files ........11-3 Formatting a Memory Card ....11-11 Accessing Memory Card Data ....11-11 Opening Files........... 11-3 Copying Data between Handset & Creating Animations....... 11-4 Memory Card ......... 11-12 Using Playlist (Melodies)......

  • Page 209: About Data Folder

    About Data Folder Use Data Folder to manage data on handset. New data created by handset functions or obtained via the Internet or mail are saved to different folders according to the file format. Some folders contain links. Use the links to access download sites in Yahoo! Keitai. ●...

  • Page 210: Accessing Files

    Accessing Files Functions in My Picture Functions in Melody Opening Files Window Window Selecting a file in My Picture folder Selecting a file in Melody folder opens Data Folder opens a window such as below. a window such as below. Select a folder and a sub folder File List Window...

  • Page 211: Creating Animations

    Accessing Files Functions in My Signal Creating Animations File Note Create animations each of which is Selecting an animation file in My Only images in JPEG format can be used ･ made of up to 20 frames using still Signal folder plays the animation for for creating animations.

  • Page 212: Using Playlists (Videos)

    Accessing Files Select a number Using Playlists Select a folder (Videos) Select a melody Select a playlist in Playlist List window ･ Repeat this step to assign other Save videos to a playlist to play them in and press to play the playlist. melodies to different numbers.
  • Page 213 Accessing Files Customize More Features Display Settings Advanced Set Image List View ● Opening Files P. 13-4) Check File Information ● Change Order of Files ● Set an Image to Appear in Standby ● Set a Video to Appear in Standby ●...

  • Page 214: Editing Files

    Editing Files Adding Stamps YES or NO Editing Still Images Selecting YES overwrites the [My Picture] window original image. Selecting NO saves Basic Flow of Operations Edit image the edited image as a new file in Marker stamp the same folder. Data Folder My Picture Select a...

  • Page 215: Editing Videos

    Editing Files Pasting a Text Stamp Cropping an Image To Start from a Halfway Point ■ At a desired point [My Picture] window [My Picture] window Edit image Trim Edit image to stop away Character stamp Selected portion plays. Select a size When 500KB is selected, clipping Enter text position cropping area...

  • Page 216: File & Folder Management

    File & Folder Management Moving Files to a Creating a Folder More Features Different Folder Advanced Data Folder Select a folder type Managing Folders [File List] window Select a Edit a Folder Name ● file Move Example When My Picture is 〈...

  • Page 217: About Memory Card

    Memory Card infants who may accidentally swallow Slot Cover them or be injured. ● Use only memory cards recommended by SoftBank. Other memory cards may not work properly and cannot be used Logo on handset. should ● Do not remove a memory card or power face up.

  • Page 218: Managing Memory Cards

    Managing Memory Cards Select a file Formatting a Accessing Memory Memory Card Card Data Format memory cards on handset only. ● Tools Memory cards formatted on another microSD Manager device or PC may not work. Data List Window ● Formatting a memory card deletes all Select a data item the data on it.

  • Page 219: Copying Data Between Handset & Memory Card

    Managing Memory Cards Copying Memory Card Copy this Copying Data between Data to Handset To Copy Multiple Data ■ Handset & Memory Card Copy selected Select a To Copy Images or Other Data ● data item Repeat the Following items can be copied to/from to Handset same step to specify other data handset and memory card:...

  • Page 220: Configuring Print Settings Of Images

    Managing Memory Cards To Copy PIM Data to Handset Print Print Sheets ● Configuring Print Enter number of 〈 Example 〉 Copy Data in Overwrite Settings of Images prints Mode Specify which images on memory card Tools a date ON or OFF to be printed and the number of microSD Manager prints, etc.

  • Page 221: Advanced Features

    Advanced Features Accessing Files Viewing Images Set an Image to Appear in Start Here Standby Play Animation from the Beginning File List window ..... P. 11-3 【 】 File List window/ Opened File 【 】 【 】 【 Opened File 】...

  • Page 222: Editing Files

    Advanced Features Playing Videos Set Display Size of an Image Adjust Image Brightness Switch Display Format of File List My Picture window My Picture window Edit 【 】 【 】 image disp. Normal or Fit Window image Brightness in display to adjust brightness File List window...

  • Page 223: Managing Folders

    Advanced Features Managing Files Refresh Skin Tone Delete a Folder Start Here 【 My Picture 】 window Edit Folder List window Select a 【 】 image Refresh skin tone File List window ..... P. 11-3 【 】 folder Delete folder (twice) Enter Handset Code Edit a Title in My Picture File List...

  • Page 224: Memory Card

    Advanced Features Delete Files Cancel Print Settings of Images Check & Repair Memory Card Data Folder File List window Select a file 【 】 【 Category List 】 window Delete Delete Picture microSD Check microSD this, Delete selected or Delete all DCIM Select a folder To cancel checking and repairing a...

  • Page 226: Connectivity

    Connectivity Infrared ..........12-2 Getting Started ........12-2 Transferring Data via Infrared ....12-3 PC Connection........12-5 Utility Software CD-ROM (Japanese) ..12-5 Data Transfer........... 12-6 Setting USB Mode ........12-6 Manipulating Memory Card Data from a PC ..........12-6 Using Handset as Modem.......

  • Page 227: Infrared

    Infrared Precautions Do not move either device until a ● Getting Started message appears indicating completion Data may not be sent depending on the ● of data transmission. Do not place any status of the receiving device. Folder Wirelessly exchange files with infrared objects between the devices.

  • Page 228: Transferring Data Via Infrared

    Infrared Authentication Align Infrared Ports When file is received Password File is saved to handset. To transfer multiple files at once, the Transfer starts. File is discarded if no operation is same authentication password must When the file is sent, a message done in about 30 seconds of be entered on both sending and appears indicating completion of...
  • Page 229 Infrared Receiving All Files Note When handset receives all files, the Tools ･ corresponding files on handset are Receive Ir Data overwritten. For example, when Receive all handset receives all messages, all the messages on handset including Enter Handset Code protected ones are overwritten;...

  • Page 230: Pc Connection

    You must log on to Windows as a user Data transfer* Transfer Phone Book, USB Driver ● Schedule and To Do with administrator privileges to install Data Transfer Tools for 820N/821N ● List data between the USB driver. handset and a PC (P. 12-6) Insert the Utility Software (P.

  • Page 231: Data Transfer

    For USB mode setting disconnecting handset from the information about the service overview, access points and setting procedures, Communication mode or contact SoftBank Customer Center, microSD mode General Information (P. 14-46).

  • Page 232: Customization

    Customization Clock, Display & Sounds....13-2 Phone Book & Calls ......13-16 Mail........... 13-21 Internet ..........13-25 TV............13-29 Camera ..........13-33 Player & S! Appli......13-35 Other Settings ......... 13-37  ...

  • Page 233: Clock, Display & Sounds

    Clock, Display & Sounds Clock Start Here Settings Clock 12-hour or 24-hour Clock Clock display Style 12h clock or 24h clock Clock Size Clock display Size Select a size Clock Color Clock display Color Black or White Set Auto Time Adjustment Set main time Auto time adjust Auto...
  • Page 234 Clock, Display & Sounds Alarm Start Here Settings Clock Set Priority at Alarm Notification Time Alarm setting Operation preferred or Alarm preferred Change Alarm Tone Clock Alarm Tone set Select an item Set an alarm tone Auto Power On/Off Set Auto Power On/Off Settings Clock Auto power ON or Auto power...
  • Page 235 Clock, Display & Sounds Change Favorite Style Mode Settings お気に入り (Favorites) Select an item Set an image by Each Item Clear All Favorite Settings お気に入り (Favorites) Reset Setting info Display Settings Start Here Settings Display Wallpaper Display setting Stand-by display My Picture or Videos Set an image/video (...
  • Page 236 Clock, Display & Sounds Set an Outgoing Call/Message Image Display setting Dialing, Video Call Dialing or Mail sending Set an image Set an Incoming Call/Message Image/ Display setting Calling, Video Call Calling or Mail receiving Video Select calling disp. or Select receiving disp. My Picture or Videos Set an image/video...
  • Page 237 Clock, Display & Sounds Interface Language 言語選択 日本語 or English To change interface language from Japanese to English: ・ 設定 ディスプレイ Language English Set Image List View Viewer settings Picture or Title Guard from Prying Eyes Privacy angle Alternatively, press and hold in Standby to toggle Privacy Angle on and off.
  • Page 238 Clock, Display & Sounds Backlight Start Here Settings Display Backlight Set Backlight & Power Saving Lighting ON or OFF ON or OFF Enter a time before the power saving mode is activated) Press and hold in Standby to turn the backlight on/off. ・...
  • Page 239 Clock, Display & Sounds Change Order of Icons of a Theme Desktop icon Select a theme Select an icon Sort Select a position Copy Icons to Another Theme Desktop icon Select a theme Select an icon Copy Copy this, Copy selected or Copy all Select a destination theme Select icons...
  • Page 240 Clock, Display & Sounds Change Icon Design (Original Theme) Theme Original theme Select a menu item Set an image Change Background (Original Theme) Theme Original theme Background image Set an image Reset Original Theme Settings Theme Original theme Select a menu item Reset or All reset This procedure is only available when any Original theme settings have been ・...
  • Page 241 Clock, Display & Sounds Standby Indicators Enable Indicator Selector Settings Display Icons setting The indicators at the top of Display are enabled by pressing in Standby. Use ・ to select an indicators and press to access the corresponding function. My Signal Settings Start Here Settings Display...
  • Page 242 Clock, Display & Sounds Incoming Call/Message Alerts Start Here Settings Incoming Call Adjust Ringtone Volume Ring volume Phone, Video Call or Mail When Step is set, the ringtone volume increases every 3 seconds. When Silent is set, ・ no ringtone sounds. Set a Ringtone Select ring tone Phone, Video Call or Mail...
  • Page 243 Clock, Display & Sounds Set Illumination Pattern Illumination Set pattern Standard or Melody linkage ・ Even when Melody linkage is set, Illumination may not flash to the melody depending on the set ringtone. Set Illumination to Flash for Missed Illumination Missed info Calls/New Messages Set an Incoming Call/Message Image...
  • Page 244 Clock, Display & Sounds Manner Mode Start Here Settings Incoming Call Manner mode set Set Manner Mode Type Select a Manner Mode ・ When Super silent is set, all tones emitted through the earpiece are also muted. Configure Original Manner Mode Original Set each item Checking Call Logs...
  • Page 245 Clock, Display & Sounds Sounds Start Here Settings Other Settings Mute Key Operation Tones Keypad sound Set to Play Charging Start/End Tones Charge sound Start Here Tools Voice Announce Record Sound to Set as Ringtone or Select an item Record sound (for about 15 Outgoing Message seconds) ・...
  • Page 246 Clock, Display & Sounds Earphone-Microphone Start Here Settings Audio Output External Connection Headset usage setting Headset+speaker or Headset only Microphone Setting External Connection Select microphone Internal microphone or External microphone Answer Calls Automatically External Connection Auto answer setting Phone or Video Call Enter ring time Save a Phone Number to Dial with an...

  • Page 247: Phone Book & Calls

    Phone Book & Calls Phone Book Set Preferred Search Method [Phone Book Search] window (P. 2-21) Select a search method To cancel the preferred search method, press in Phone Book Search window, ・ select the search method with ★ , and then press Change Group Name [Phone Book Entry List] window (P.
  • Page 248 Phone Book & Calls International Calls Start Here Settings Dialing Int’l dial assistance Change International Access Code Auto int’l call set. Select a country code Automatically Dialed with “ ” ＋ Select an international access code When OFF is set, the international access code is not entered when you press and ・...
  • Page 249 Phone Book & Calls Set Illumination Color for Incoming Illumination in talk Select a color Calls during Calls Set to Mute by Closing Handset Setting when folded No tone Set to End Call by Closing Handset Setting when folded End the call Set a Hold Message Set hold tone On hold tone...
  • Page 250 Phone Book & Calls Video Calls Start Here Settings Video Call Set an Image to be Sent during Video Select image Select an item Pre-installed or Original Calls To set an image other than the preinstalled image: ・ Original Change setting Set an image Redial Automatically as Voice Call Auto redial as voice...
  • Page 251 Phone Book & Calls Global Roaming Start Here Settings Int’l Roaming Set Set Operator NW search mode Manual Select an operator When Auto is set, an available operator is set automatically. ・ Use this procedure when handset is out of the service area of the currently used ・...

  • Page 252: Mail

    Mail S! Mail Settings Start Here Mail Setting Edit Header/Signature Header/Signature Edit header or Edit signature (twice) Edit header/signature Insert Header/Signature Header/Signature Insert setting Select an item Automatically Set to Check Delivery S! Mail settings Delivery Report After a recipient receives your S! Mail, a message titled S! Mail report is sent to your ・...
  • Page 253 Mail Incoming Message Settings Start Here Mail Setting Customize E-mail Address Custom Mail Address Follow onscreen instructions Do Not Show Emotion Indicators Emotion/Keyword Take the checkmark off from Disp emotion Show Keyword Indicators Emotion/Keyword Put a checkmark to Disp keyword Select a keyword entry field Enter keyword When handset receives an S! Mail containing the specified keyword, a keyword...
  • Page 254 Mail Reply Settings Change Quotation Marks Mail Setting Header/Signature Edit Quotation marks Edit quotation mark Message View Settings & Others Start Here Mail Setting Set Message List View Mail list disp. 2 lines, 1 line or 1line+body Subject, Name or Address Do Not Play Attached Melodies Start attachment (auto) Automatically...
  • Page 255 Change SMS Center Address 819066519300 Enter SMS center address International or Unknown 819066519300 is preset at the time of purchase. SMS may become unavailable if ・ Center address is changed. Reset to SoftBank SMS Center Reset Enter Handset Code Address...

  • Page 256: Internet

    Internet Yahoo! Keitai & PC Site Browser Start Here for Yahoo! Keitai Press and hold Browser Settings Start Here for PC Site Browser Viewer type ● Press and hold PC Site Browser Viewer type Viewer type settings Standard type ● Press and hold PC Site Browser Standard type...
  • Page 257 Internet Yahoo! Keitai & Standard type Delete Cookies ● Memory manager Delete cookies Viewer type ● Delete cookies Enter Handset Code Initialize Memory Status of Yahoo! Initialized Browser Enter Handset Code Keitai/PC Site Browser This procedure is available under Browser Settings and Standard type settings. ・...
  • Page 258 Internet Yahoo! Keitai Start Here Press and hold Browser Settings Set Font Size Font size Select a size Set Flash Sound On/Off Flash Sound effect ON or OFF PC Site Browser Start Here Press and hold PC Site Browser Viewer type or Standard type Viewer type settings or Standard type settings Do Not Show Alert When Activating Warning messages...
  • Page 259 Internet S! Quick News Start Here Press and hold S! Quick News Settings Do Not Show S! Quick News in Standby Settings Standby Disp. Set. Standby (twice) Set Ticker Speed Standby Settings Speed Settings Fast, Normal or Slow (twice) Set Which Information to Show in S! Standby Settings Unread &...
  • Page 260 Channel List Start Here Channel List Change Title of Channel List Select a channel list Edit title Edit title Delete a Channel List Select a channel list Delete this ・ The currently used channel list cannot be deleted. Assign Channels to Remote Control Select a channel list Remote control No.
  • Page 261 Image & Sound Start Here User Settings Set Subtitle Display Subtitles ON (Wide: Bottom), ON (Wide: Top) or OFF Show/Hide Icons in Landscape View Icon always show ON or OFF Save Battery by Dimming Backlight ECO mode Keep Backlight Lighted While Display light Constant light Watching TV...
  • Page 262 Data Broadcasts Start Here User Settings Data BC settings Set Whether to Show Images in Pages Set image disp. ON or OFF Accessed from Data Broadcasts Enable/Disable Sound Effects of Data Sound effect ON or OFF Broadcasts Set Whether or Not to Show Reset disp.
  • Page 263 Other Settings Start Here User Settings Check TV Settings Check TV settings Reset Channel Settings Reset channel setting Enter Handset Code Clear Data Broadcast Memory Reset storage area Select an affiliated station Delete this or Delete all Enter Handset Code Rest TV Settings Reset TV settings Enter Handset Code...

  • Page 264: Camera

    Camera Camera/Video Settings Set Image Quality [Photo Viewfinder] (P. 7-4)/[Video Viewfinder] (P. 7-5) Quality setting Select a quality Set File Size [Video Viewfinder] (P. 7-5) Select a file size Set White Balance [Photo Viewfinder] (P. 7-4)/[Video Viewfinder] (P. 7-5) Select an item ・...
  • Page 265 Camera File Storage & Continuous Shooting Set Storage Location for Shot Still [Photo Viewfinder] (P. 7-4)/[Video Viewfinder] (P. 7-5) Select to Images/Videos save Phone or microSD Select a folder To save videos on memory card, select a folder of Inbox. ・...

  • Page 266: Player & S! Appli

    Player & S! Appli Playback Window Change Design of Playback Window [Music Player Playback] window (P. 9-4) Action setting Change skin Select a design Set Image Display Size [Video Player Playback] window (P. 9-4) Action setting Set image disp. Normal or Fit in display When Running S! Appli Start Here S! Appli...
  • Page 267 Player & S! Appli Allow/Prohibit S! Appli to Write Select an S! Appli Security settings Write user data Personal Information Select whether or not to allow writing personal information Reset Security Settings of S! Appli Select an S! Appli Security settings Reset security set.

  • Page 268: Other Settings

    Other Settings Text Entry Start Here Settings Other Settings Character input set Set Text Input Method Input mode Select an input method Set Word Prediction Prediction ON or OFF Set to Show T9 Suggestion Words in T9 change mode T9 Kanji change mode or T9 Kana change Kanji or Hiragana mode Clear Learning History...
  • Page 269 Other Settings Resetting Handset Start Here Settings Other Settings Reset All Settings to Default Reset settings Enter Handset Code Initialize Handset to Default Status Initialize Enter Handset Code ・ When the initialization is completed, handset automatically shuts down and restarts. When handset is initialized, all data downloaded and saved on handset are deleted ・...

  • Page 270: Appendix

    Appendix Multitask Combinations....14-2 Software Update ....... 14-4 Updating Software ......... 14-4 Troubleshooting ........ 14-5 Text Entry Key Assignments..... 14-9 In 5-touch Mode........14-9 In 2-touch Mode........14-10 In T9 Input Mode ........14-11 Kuten Code List ....... 14-12 Menu List ......... 14-18 Specifications ........

  • Page 271: Multitask Combinations

    Multitask Combinations Function Yahoo! Data Optional Phone Original Mail Keitai Settings Tools Music Camera Currently Appli Folder Services Book Data Menu menu Active Function *8*9 Mail Group ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ Function *8*9 Yahoo! Keitai...
  • Page 272 Multitask Combinations Audio functions such as those for playing melodies and videos cannot be activated at the same time as Music Player. TV is temporarily paused. S! Appli cannot be activated when Music Player is playing. TV is temporarily paused. Cannot be activated depending on the function.

  • Page 273: Software Update

    (though it may be impossible to back up Checking Update Results The software update, if it is done with some downloaded data) before the USB cable connected, may not be updating software. SoftBank is not Settings properly completed. liable for any data loss. Other Settings...

  • Page 274: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Cannot turn on Is battery properly installed? P. 1-12 Cannot make Is handset out of service area or in handset. calls. a location with a weak signal? Is battery exhausted? P.
  • Page 275 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to The other Is the earpiece properly placed Nothing is Is power saving mode activated? P. 13-7 party’s voice is against your ear? shown in If handset is left in a very hot place, difficult to hear Display.
  • Page 276 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to appears The image file may be corrupted. Insert USIM USIM Card is not properly inserted P. 1-11 instead of an appears. or may be damaged. image or preview.
  • Page 277 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Other These messages appear when you function try to use an unavailable function active Cannot when another function is active. start appears. Other function active Cannot operate appears. Memory This message appears when shortage operation is interrupted due to appears.

  • Page 278: Text Entry Key Assignments

    .ne.jp .co.jp .ac.jp www. .com 、 。？！・ Space 、 。？！・ Space .html http:// https:// @softbank.ne.jp *1 The lower case of “ ” can be entered in double-byte mode. ワ *2 Can be toggled between upper case and lower case. *3 Press and hold to insert line feed “...

  • Page 279: In 2-Touch Mode

    ゅ ょ ｬ ｭ ｮ 9 ら り る れ ろ 1 ﾗ ﾘ ﾙ ﾚ ﾛ @softbank. .ne.jp .co.jp .ac.jp ne.jp 0 わ を ん ゛ ゜ 6 ﾜ ｦ ﾝ ﾞ ﾟ ゎ 、 。 www. .com .html...
  • Page 280 *1, *2 *1, *2 “(space)” appear right after a reading or .ne.jp .co.jp .ac.jp www. .com .html http:// character is determined. https:// @softbank.ne.jp *4 The lower case of “ ワ ” can only be entered in double-byte mode. *5 “...

  • Page 281: Kuten Code List

    Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits 、 。 ， ． ・ ： ； ？ ｆ...
  • Page 282 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits お 吉...
  • Page 283 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits 西 誠 誓 請 逝 醒 青 静 斉 税 丁...
  • Page 284 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits 嚀 嚊 嚠 嚔 嚏 嚥 嚮 嚶 嚴 囂 矢...
  • Page 285 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits 椢 椦 棡 椌 棍 燹...
  • Page 286 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits 貍 貎 貔 豼 貘 戝 貭 貪 貽 貲 霹 霽 霾 靄 靆 靈 靂 靉 靜 靠 7 6 3 8 0 4 貳...

  • Page 287: Menu List

    Menu List Enter menu item numbers for direct menu access. Note that Main Menu theme must be set to Basic. ･ See “Check Default Style Mode Settings” (P. 13-3) for menu items whose default settings differ according to the model color. ･...

  • Page 288: Menu List

    Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Mail Setting S! Mail settings Message Download: Auto (All), Delivery Report: OFF P. 13-21 − SMS settings SMS report request: OFF, SMS validity period: 3 days, SMS input character: Japanese (70 char.) Check settings P.
  • Page 289 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Browser Settings Security Manufacture number: ON, Send referer: ON, Cookie Settings: P. 13-26 − Enabled, Script Settings: Ask NW Access Check settings − Initialized Browser − Reset −...
  • Page 290 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Incoming Call Disp. phonebook image P. 13-12 − Answer setting Any key answer Mail ring time Mail: ON (Ring time: 05 seconds) P. 13-11 Ring time(sec.) Set mute seconds: OFF, Missed calls display: Display P.
  • Page 291 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Video Call Auto redial as voice P. 13-19 − Display setting Main display: Other side Hands-free switch Display Display setting Differs according to the model color. P. 13-4 Backlight P.
  • Page 292 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Call Time/Charge Set Max Cost Limit Notify setting: OFF P. 13-18 − Reset total P. 3-19 − Auto reset total cost P. 13-18 − Clock Set main time Auto time adjust: Auto, Summer time: OFF P.
  • Page 293 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Connection Certificate All certificates: Valid P. 6-14 − Settings Retrieve NW Info P. 1-16 − Send Location Info Confirm P. 13-28 − − External USB mode setting Communication mode P.
  • Page 294 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Melody P. 11-2 − − S! Appli P. 11-2 − − − P. 11-2 Ring Songs ・ Music − − − Videos P. 11-2 − − − P.
  • Page 295 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to USIM Operation P. 2-24, − − − P. 5-20 Account Details P. 1-20 − − Forwarding Image P. 13-16 − − Text Reader P. 10-15 − − −...
  • Page 296 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Call Barring Get Status P. 3-21 − − Set NW Password − ● Phone Book 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to P. 2-18 −...
  • Page 297 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Booking Program List P. 8-9 − − − Timer Recording List P. 8-9 − − − Result Timer Rec P. 8-14 − − − TV Link P. 8-12 −...
  • Page 298 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to My Picture P. 7-9 − − − Videos P. 7-9 − − − ● Viewer Type of PC Site Browser under Yahoo! Keitai 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No.
  • Page 299 Menu List 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to URL History P. 6-5 − − − Yahoo! Keitai − − − Standard type settings Warning messages P. 13-25 − Scroll Single line − Display mode settings PC screen: 100%, Small screen: Standard −...

  • Page 300: Specifications

    ｘ time microSD memory card (64 MB): 821N: 107 ｘ ｘ 13.6 mm Up to approx. 90 min. 820N: 102 g Weight Video file format MPEG4 821N: 107 g Continuous Approx. 280 min. Approx. 630 hrs Continuous Standby Time watching time Voice Call: Approx.

  • Page 301: Maximum Number Of Storable Items

    Specifications *1 Up to 50 entries can be saved on USIM Card. Maximum Number of Storable *2 The actual number that can be saved or protected may be less Items depending on the data size. *3 An additional 10 received and sent SMS messages can be saved on USIM Card.

  • Page 302: Memory Card Folders & Files

    Specifications Memory Card Folders & Files Folder File DCIM XXXNECDT Still images captured with handset camera PRIVATE MYFOLDER Mail Backup data of Inbox, Outbox and Draft messages Utility Calendar Backup data of Schedule Contacts Backup data of Phone Book Memo Backup data of Text Memo Rights Backup file of content keys...

  • Page 303: Index

    Index Number Alarm ........... 10-11 Auto save set (Camera) ....13-34 Auto Timer ........7-8 Cancel ........10-12 2-touch Mode ....... 2-15 Edit ..........10-21 Auto-sort ........5-11 3D display setting ......13-8 Release all ........10-20 5-touch Mode ....... 2-12 Set ..........10-11 Set Priority ........
  • Page 304 Index Save Scanned URL ...... 10-22 View/Play Image/Video ....7-9 Charge Battery ......1-12 Send by Mail ........ 6-17 AC Charger ........1-14 Viewfinders ........7-3 Sort folder ........6-18 Voice Mode ........7-6 Desktop Holder ......1-15 Camera Indicator .....1-2, 1-3 Charge sound ......13-14 Capture Still Images ......
  • Page 305 Index From Tomo-Den ......3-12 Edit file name ......11-16 From Received Calls ......3-10 From Web Page ......6-15 Edit folder name ......11-16 From Redial ........3-10 Graphic Mail ........5-4 Edit Still Images ......11-7 From Scanned Data ....10-22 Insert Header/Signature ....
  • Page 306 Index Templates (Graphic Mail) ..... 5-17 Videos .......... 11-8 Format Memory Card ....11-11 Downloads ........13-25 Forward (Message) ......5-21 View Timer Settings ..... 8-14 DPOF setting ....... 11-13 Edit Still Images ......11-7 Forwarding Image Brightness ........11-15 (Phone Book) .......13-16 Change size .......
  • Page 307 Index Headset sw to dial ...... 13-15 Memory Status (Internet) .... 13-26 Headset usage setting ....13-15 Initialized Browser ...... 13-26 Keypad Lock ........4-4 History ..........6-3 Input mode ........13-37 Keypad sound ......13-14 Delete .......... 6-14 Insertion & Removal Holidays/Anniversaries ....
  • Page 308 Index Filter ..........5-22 Melody Playback Missed calls ........3-11 Folder lock ........5-11 Playlist .......... 11-4 Move Forward ........5-21 Set repeat play ......11-15 Bookmarks ........6-18 Mail box lock ....... 5-11 Memory Card ......11-10 Files ..........11-9 Mail Setting ....... 13-21 Access Data .......
  • Page 309 Index NW search mode ......13-20 Viewer Window ......6-5 PIN1code entry set ......4-2 Windows ........6-5 Place Calls on Hold ......3-16 Phone Book Play Access Entries from Other Answering Machine .......3-4 One Seg Digital TV ......8-2 Functions ........2-21 Music ..........9-4 Open Inbox Messages .....
  • Page 310 Index Reload Page ........6-15 Retrieve New .........5-17 Ring volume ........13-11 Data Broadcasts ......8-12 Read out message ......5-18 Remote Control Numbers ... 13-29 Read out setting ......13-22 Reply to Messages ......5-7 Receive & Open Messages ....5-6 Reset S! Appli ..........9-6 Manually Retrieve Messages ..
  • Page 311 Index TV Links ........8-12 Schedule ........10-19 Set sub clock ........13-2 User Icons (Schedule) ....10-18 Secret Data Only Mode ....4-6 Setting when folded ....13-18 Saved Pages ........6-10 Secret Folders ........4-6 Shoot Framed Images .....7-7 Delete .......... 6-19 Secret Mode ........
  • Page 312 Index Messages ........5-22 Common Phrases (Templates) ..2-13 Word Prediction ......2-12 Original Menu Items ....13-9 Copy ..........2-14 Text Memo ........10-8 Playlist Songs ......... 9-9 Correction ........2-14 Check Information .....10-20 Songs ..........9-8 Cut ..........2-14 Delete ..........10-8 Tasks .........
  • Page 313 Index Save Entries ......... 3-12 URL History ........6-6 Play Messages ......3-15 Send Messages ......3-12 Delete .......... 6-14 Voice Memo ........10-9 Trim away (Still Image) ....11-8 USB mode setting ......12-6 Voice Recorder ......10-9 Troubleshooting ......14-5 USIM Card ........1-9 Record the Other Party’s Voice ..10-9 TV .............

  • Page 314: Warranty & After Sales Service

    Warranty & After Sales Service Note Warranty SoftBank assumes no responsibility for any damages incurred ･ A warranty card is included with handset. by you or third parties as a result of losing opportunities to Check that the store name and purchase date sections have make calls, etc.

  • Page 315: Customer Service

    Customer Service If you have any questions about SoftBank handsets or services, call General Information. For repairs, call Customer Assistance. SoftBank Customer Centers SoftBank Global Call Center From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157 for General From outside Japan, dial +81-3-5351-3491 (Make sure to Information or 113 for Customer Assistance.
  • Page 316 SoftBank 820N/821N User Guide August 2008, First Edition SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. * For additional information, please visit a SoftBank Shop. Please help the mobile industry maintain high environmental standards. Recycle your old handsets, batteries and charger units (all manufacturers and brands).

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