Page 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing Disney Mobile DM004SH. . For proper handset use, read "First Step Guide" in DM004SH Starter Guide and this guide beforehand. . Accessible Disney Mobile services may vary by service area, subscription, etc. Disney Mobile DM004SH is compatible with both 3G and GSM network technologies. Notes .
Page 2 Getting Started Basic Operations Calling Messaging Disney Web & PC Site Browser Digital TV Chapter Contents Camera & Imaging At A Glance Media Player & S! Applications Handy Extras Entertainment & Communication Handset Security Data Folder & Memory Card Connectivity & File Backup Handset Customization Appendix...
Page 3 Guide Usage Notes Notes .Most operation descriptions are based on default settings with handset open (P.1-2) in Standby (P.1-6). .Operations and results may differ by handset status. .Sample screenshots, etc. are provided for reference only. .Actual handset windows, menus, etc. may differ in appearance. ."(Japanese)"...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Guide Usage Notes ......ii Calling Digital TV Table of Contents ......iii Emergency Calls......3-2 Digital TV........6-2 Accessory .........v Voice Calling.........3-3 TV Player........6-8 Safety Precautions......vi Video Calling ........3-5 TV Timer ........6-10 Getting Started Decoration Call ......3-6 Additional Functions....
Page 5 Table of Contents ® Osaifu-Keitai ......9-13 Index.......... 15-31 Data Folder & Memory Card Simulated Call ......9-17 Warranty & Service....15-38 Data Folder........12-2 Stopwatch........9-18 Customer Service ..... 15-39 Memory Card......12-5 Countdown Timer......9-19 Additional Functions....12-7 World Clock .........9-20 Troubleshooting ......12-9 Hour Minder .........9-21 Connectivity &...
Page 6: Accessory
Accessory Accessory [ Battery (SHBCC1) . For accessory-related information, please contact General Information (P.15-39). . Use specified Charger or Headphones (each sold separately) only.
Page 7: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Read safety precautions before using handset. These symbols indicate prohibited or compulsory actions. Make sure you thoroughly understand their meanings . Observe precautions to avoid injury to self or others, or damage to property. before reading on. .
Page 8 Safety Precautions Do not charge battery in or expose Do not apply strong shocks or Handset, Battery, USIM Card, handset or related hardware to impacts. Charger (Sold Separately) & extreme heat (e.g., near fire or Do not drop/throw handset or Memory Card (Sold Separately) sources of heat, in direct sunlight, related hardware.
Page 9 Safety Precautions WARNING If your child is using handset/ Handset related hardware, explain all instructions and supervise usage. WARNING Misuse may cause injury, etc. If battery fluid contacts skin or clothes, discontinue handset use Battery and rinse with clean water Do not use Mobile Light near immediately.
Page 10 Safety Precautions Do not use handset while driving or Do not look into Infrared Port during Always maintain some distance cycling. infrared transmissions. from Speaker while ringtones, music Accidents may result. Eyesight may be affected. or other handset sounds play. Phone use while driving or cycling is Excessive volume may damage prohibited by law and subject to a...
Page 11 Safety Precautions CAUTION If liquids (water, pet urine, etc.) Charger (Sold Separately) seep inside Charger, grasp plug and disconnect it immediately. WARNING May cause electric shock, smoke Grasp plug and disconnect or fire. Charger before cleaning. May cause electric shock, etc. Do not cover/wrap Charger while If plug is dusty, grasp it and charging.
Page 12: Medical Equipment
Safety Precautions Observe these rules inside medical Handset Use & Electronic facilities to avoid effects of radio Medical Equipment waves on electronic medical equipment: This section is based on "Guidelines on the Use . Do not enter an operating room of Radio Communications Equipment such as or an Intensive or Coronary Care Cellular Telephones and Safeguards for...
Page 13: General Notes
Safety Precautions General Notes . Connect only specified products to General Use Handset & Hardware Care Headphone Port. Other devices may malfunction or cause damage. . Disney Mobile is not liable for any damages . Handset is not waterproofed. Avoid .
Page 14 Highest SAR value: minimum of 15 mm from the body. Use of Hereby, Sharp Telecommunications of Europe Ltd, declares that DM004SH is in compliance with the essential requirements other accessories may not ensure...
Page 15 Safety Precautions 3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a The use of accessories that do not satisfy FCC Notice circuit different from that to which the these requirements may not comply with FCC receiver is connected. RF exposure requirements, and should be .
Page 16 Safety Precautions Rights, Trademarks & Patents Portrait Rights Copyrights Video recording and playback are based on MPEG-4. Portrait rights protect individuals' right to Copyright laws protect sounds, images, This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 refuse to be photographed or to refuse computer programs, databases, other Visual Patent Portfolio License for the personal unauthorized publication/use of their...
Page 17 . Amazon.co.jp is a trademark of States and other countries. This product includes a module developed by Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Wakeup TV, VeilView, Smartlink, Animation Independent JPEG Group. View and Simulated Call are trademarks or registered trademarks of SHARP Corporation.
Page 18 Safety Precautions SOFTBANK, SoftBank and the SoftBank logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of SOFTBANK CORP. in Japan and other countries. Yahoo! and the Yahoo! and Y! logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Yahoo! Inc. CP8 PATENT Video Call, S! Application, Customized Screen, Sky Mail, Movie Sha-mail, 3D Pictogram, Input Memory, Multi Job, E Mail, Graphic Mail, Feeling Mail, S! Information...
Page 19 Safety Precautions Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) DM004SH meets the government's Additional information on SAR can be requirements for exposure to radio waves. obtained on the following Websites. These requirements are based on scientific Ministry of Internal Affairs and basis to assure that radio waves emitted from Communications mobile phones and other handheld wireless http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/e/sys/ele/index.htm...
Page 20: Getting Started
Handset Parts......... 1-2 Mobile Manners......1-17 Parts & Functions ......1-2 Security Codes ......1-18 Charging Battery ......1-4 Basic Tools........1-19 Charging Battery (AC Charger)...1-4 My Details & Basic Tools ....1-19 Charging Battery (In-Car Charger) ... 1-5 Additional Functions ....1-21 Power On/Off......... 1-6 Troubleshooting ......1-23 Handset Power On/Off....1-6 Display &...
Page 21: Handset Parts
Handset Parts Parts & Functions 1 Earpiece Handset Positions 2 Display 3 TV Antenna Location Handset Closed 4 Microphone 5 External Device Port (with Port Cover) 6 External Display 7 Small Light 8 Strap Eyelet 9 Headphone Port (with Port Cover) Keep handset closed when not in use.
Page 22 Handset Parts 4 Multi Selector (left) c f Power On/Off Key " Handset Keys Open Dialed Numbers. Long Press to Toggle Standby display. Long Press to activate/cancel IC Card Lock turn handset power off. . Keys are indicated in this guide as shown. 5 Mail Key B g # Key # .
Page 23: Charging Battery
Charging Battery Charging Battery (AC Charger) Open Port Cover as shown Unplug AC Charger Battery must be inserted in handset to charge it. . Use specified AC Charger ZTDAA1 (sold separately) only. In this guide, ZTDAA1 is referred to as "AC Charger." .
Page 24: Charging Battery (In-Car Charger)
Charging Battery Charging Battery (In-Car Charger) Insert Charger Connector In-Car Charger may be purchased Important In-Car Charger Usage Notes separately. . With arrows up, insert connector . Disconnect Charger before leaving until it clicks. vehicle to prevent charging with Cigarette Lighter Socket engine off.
Page 25: Power On/Off
Power On/Off Handset Power On/Off Yes or No S % Retrieving Network Information Power On Handset initiates Network Information Follow these steps when powering on retrieval when %, a, B or A is DM004SH for the first time: pressed for the first time. "...
Page 26: Display & Indicators
Display & Indicators Display Standby Softkeys Functions/operations assigned to B, % and A appear at the bottom. . Indicators (signal strength, battery Display Saving strength, etc.) appear. . Display goes dark after Display Saving . Information window opens at the time elapses.
Page 27: Indicators
Display & Indicators Indicators [ Function Status [ Notifications Display Indicators [ Basic Status f Active S! Application g Paused S! Application A Unread mail a Music playback in progress 1 G International roaming in progress k Unread Delivery Report i TV recording in progress 2 I Signal strength Answer Phone active &...
Page 28 Display & Indicators [ Transmissions [ Settings R Ringtone (Silent) a Ringtone (Increasing Volume) b Vibration active Q Show Secret Data active p Function Lock active o SSL browsing in progress Indicator does not appear when Call Forwarding is set to Video Calls only, with 1 a Offline Mode active K Waiting packet transmission (3G) Voicemail unset.
Page 29 Display & Indicators [ Warnings External Display Indicators External Display Date & Time . Press H to toggle Clock view. 1 2 3 4 5 [ Basic Status 1 Message delivery failure 1 Signal strength S! Information Channel info 2 Battery strength reception failure 3 Decoration Call transmission failure The more bars the better.
Page 30: Accessing Functions
Accessing Functions Accessing Functions Use the following methods as needed. Main Menu Quick Operations Select menu Enter numbers items Enter numbers to access functions. To activate functions, press the Repeat menu item selection. corresponding key. Use shortcuts ■Key Shortcut ■Standby Shortcuts ■Shortcuts Access assigned functions Long Press B, g or A to access...
Page 31: Main Menu
Accessing Functions Main Menu Main Menu Items Menu Item Selection Tabs . Menus/lists in a single window appear Disney Web Browse the Internet in separate tabs; use f to toggle tabs. Messaging Open/create messages, etc. Capture images or Camera record video Open files saved on Data Folder handset/Memory Card...
Page 32: Shortcuts Menu & Key Shortcut
Accessing Functions Shortcuts Menu & Key Shortcut Long pressA S % Shortcuts Menu Key Shortcut Access assigned functions via In Standby, Long Press B, g or A to Shortcuts menu. access assigned functions. Open E Mail Composition window Open PC Site Browser menu Create new Phone Book entries From Appli S % Activate/cancel IC Card Lock...
Page 33: Toggling Active Functions (Multi Job)
Accessing Functions Toggling Active Functions (Multi Job) To toggle active windows, ) Multi Job Feature Using Multi Job In a function window, ' Access a function in Shortcuts menu while another is active. In text entry/dial windows, Long Press '. While browsing the Internet ②...
Page 34: Standby Shortcuts
Accessing Functions Standby Shortcuts Use g to specify target Paste shortcuts to functions, files, folders, Toggling Sheets etc. to Standby for easy access. location S % Toggle sheets to use Standby Shortcuts Saving Shortcuts to Standby Saving from Menu/Window and widgets pasted on each sheet. .
Page 35: Using Simplified Menus (Simple Menu)
Accessing Functions Using Simplified Menus (Simple Menu) [ Menu Items Simple Menu Features Activating Simple Menu Received Msg., Create & (Long) Activate Simple Menu to reduce Msg., Disney Mail Maker, available handset functions and Messaging Drafts, Templates, Sent simplify menus. Messages, Unsent Msg., Create SMS Phone Book, Add New...
Page 36: Mobile Manners
Mobile Manners Mobile Manners Please use your handset responsibly. Manner Mode Offline Mode Use these basic tips as a guide. Mutes most handset function sounds. Temporarily suspends all transmissions. Inappropriate handset use can be both dangerous and bothersome. ) (Long) % S Settings S % S f Please take care not to disturb others Network...
Page 37: Security Codes
Security Codes Security Codes Enter current Handset Code These codes are required for handset Changing Handset Code use. Enter four to eight digits for new Handset Code. . Write down Security Codes. . Do not reveal Security Codes. Disney % S Settings S % Mobile is not liable for misuse or damages.
Page 38: Basic Tools
Basic Tools My Details & Basic Tools My Number Keypad Lock Battery Meter % S Tools S % S f % S 0 Lock handset keys and prevent accidental operation/function activation. Clocks/Gauges % (Long) Battery Meter S % . Keypad Lock activates. .
Page 39 Basic Tools Phone Help Indicator Descriptions Access this handy guide to handset Check active indicators and their settings and key functions/shortcuts. descriptions. (Status Icon List) % S Tools S % S f ' (Long) Doc./Rec. Phone Help S % . Active indicators are enlarged; description for selected indicator appears.
Page 40: Additional Functions
Additional Functions USB Charge Standby Shortcut (Sheets) Disabling USB Settings f Connectivity Reversing icon Move Focus(Reverse) Charge Charge Disable selection order . To cancel, select Move Focus(Order). with A Information Sheet Settings Change Sheet Name See below Phone See below Editing sheet Renaming Opening List Manually...
Page 41 Additional Functions Mode Battery Meter Settings In Phone menu, Display Settings In Phone menu, Mini Battery Select pattern Mode Settings See below . For patterns other than Clock & Battery, indicators Selecting a Handset Mode Changing battery appear in turn. To change interval, press B. Changing handset Select mode strength indicator...
Page 42: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Battery Meter --- appears . Calculating time; not a malfunction. 100% does not appear . This is by design; not a malfunction. Battery runs out faster . A low ambient temperature reduces battery time. . An older battery may run out faster. Remaining time changes suddenly .
Page 43: Basic Operations
Fonts ..........2-2 User Dictionary ......2-11 Customizing Fonts ......2-2 Saving Frequently Used Words... 2-11 Wallpaper ........2-3 Dictionary........2-12 Using Dictionaries (Japanese) ... 2-12 Customized Screen & S! Familiar Search ..........2-14 Usability .......... 2-4 Searching Text......2-14 Customized Screen & S! Familiar Usability (Japanese) ......2-4 Scratch Pad .........2-15 Sounds &...
Page 44: Fonts
Fonts Customizing Fonts Enlarging All Fonts Customizing Font Sizes Changing Font Weight % S Settings S % In Font Settings menu, Font Activate Large Font Menu to enlarge fonts for menus, text entry, etc. as follows: Weight S % In Phone menu, Display S % Select weight S % Font Settings S % Using Disney Font...
Page 45: Wallpaper
Wallpaper Wallpaper % S Settings S % S In Folder Setting S % Selecting Images Smaller or Larger Phone menu, Display S % than Display Pictures or DCIM S % After 4, select option S % S % Wallpaper S % , For Centered, use e to zoom in/out Select sub folder S % S or press B to rotate.
Page 46: Customized Screen & S! Familiar Usability
Customized Screen & S! Familiar Usability Customized Screen & S! Familiar Usability (Japanese) Download Customized Preset Customized Screens S! Familiar Usability Screen S % % S B Download and install Customized Screens . Follow onscreen instructions. that load legacy model interfaces. Customized Screen S % Customized Screen Setup In Customized Screen...
Page 47: Sounds & Alerts
Sounds & Alerts Customizing Handset Responses Ringtone Setting Ring Time for Incoming Mail, etc. Vibration After 3, Duration S % S Enter time % S Settings S % S In In Sounds & Alerts menu, Phone menu, Sounds & Vibration S % Playing Video for Incoming Transmissions In 4, Videos S % S Select file S % Alerts S %...
Page 48: Text Entry
Text Entry Text Entry Unless noted otherwise, text entry Switching Entry Modes Character Entry Basics descriptions are for text entry windows. & Use Keypad to enter characters. Multiple characters are assigned to each key. Press a key to toggle character options for that key. Example: In double-byte katakana entry, Text Entry Window (Message Text) press 1 three times.
Page 49: Entering Characters
Text Entry Entering Characters 鈴木 Hiragana Kanji . To exit suggestion list, press $. Follow these steps to enter Convert すずきすずき鈴木 kanji (hiragana) mode: Type すずき 333 ( ) S d S す 333 ( ) S ( ( す...
Page 50 Text Entry One-Hiragana Conversion Disney Pictograms & Symbols Emoticons Type the first hiragana to access B S Emoticons S % May be unavailable depending on previously selected words. the entry mode. Example: was previously すずき converted to 鈴木 333 ( ) S b す...
Page 51 Text Entry Mail & Web Extensions Hiragana to Katakana/ Quick Conversion (for Hiragana) Alphanumeric Conversion Enter .co.jp, http://, etc., easily. A list of word suggestions appears based on the key pressed. Enter katakana and alphanumerics in B S Quick Address List S % Example: To enter kanji (hiragana) mode.
Page 52: Editing Characters
Text Entry Editing Characters Deleting & Editing Recovering Deleted Characters Copy/Cut & Paste . Press ! once for each character B S Cut or Copy S % S Follow these steps to correct また、お after deletion. Select first character S % 願いします...
Page 53: User Dictionary
User Dictionary Saving Frequently Used Words Saving Words (Japanese) DM004SH Download Dictionary Canceling Dictionary In 2, select dictionary S B S (Japanese) Saved words appear among suggestions. Cancel S % Get specialized DM004SH Download % S Settings S % S In Viewing Dictionary Information Dictionaries via SH-web Mobile Internet In 2, select dictionary S B S Info...
Page 54: Dictionary
Dictionary Using Dictionaries (Japanese) Select word, etc. S % Available Dictionaries: Using Preloaded Dictionaries Meikyo Japanese Dictionary, Preloaded Genius English-Japanese Searching As-You-Type Dictionaries Dictionary, Genius ~ S A Japanese-English Dictionary Definition/Translation Window Meikyo J-Dic MX.net, Genius EJ-Dic MX.net, Genius JE-Dic Looking Up in Online Dictionaries MX.net, Imidas Encyclopedia, [Definition/Translation Window] B S...
Page 55 Dictionary Yes S % Copying Text Adding Downloaded Dictionary In Dictionary window, B Select word, etc. S % [ Index Word Only . Definition/translation window opens. In definition/translation Add Dictionary S % window, B Disabling Confirmation Select file S % After 5, B (n/p) S From Copy Index Word S % Viewing Dictionary Information...
Page 56: Search
Search Searching Text Web Search Mail Search In Search window, Mail Transmission fees apply. Search S % % S Tools S % S f Doc./Rec. Select entry field S % S Enter search text S % Search S % Search S % Search Window .
Page 57: Scratch Pad
Scratch Pad Scratch Pad Open Scratch Pad to jot down text, Other Scratch Pad Usage and more. Usage Operation % S Tools S % S f Paste to Set as StbyShortcut S Doc./Rec. Standby % S Select sheet S % Scratch Pad S % Enter Mail Create Message S %...
Page 58: Phone Book
Phone Book Creating Phone Book Entries Add Phone Number: S % Category: S % S Select Enter a name, phone number and mail address (enter at least one of S Enter phone number S Category S % these items) and classify the entry. % S Select type S % % S Phone S % S Add New Entry S %...
Page 59 Phone Book Personal Ringtone Customizing Response by Category Saving Numbers After Calls % S Phone S % S Set tone for calls from saved numbers. After a call, save number to Phone Book. Category Control S % In Phone Book entry window, select item, e.g., Tone-Voice Call: S % When confirmation...
Page 60: Using Phone Book Entries
Phone Book Using Phone Book Entries Changing Search Method Dialing via Phone Book Opening from Other Functions In entry search window, B b S f Select katakana row Example: Enter a recipient via Phone S Ph.Book Settings S % Book when sending a message. Sort Entries S % Entry Search Window (By あかさたな) Select entry S %...
Page 61: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Customized Screen & S! Familiar Usability At the End of Text In a text entry window, b Inserting line breaks Canceling Mid-Entry Customized Screen In a text entry window, ( Canceling Inserting spaces In a text entry window, d S!おなじみ操作解除...
Page 62 Additional Functions [ Conversion Dictionary Disabling [ Preloaded & Online Dictionaries suggestions based In a text entry window, B Input/Conversion on entered Predictive Changing Font Font Size Select size characters Size Disabling Looking up copied After copying text, ~ By Copy Text In a text entry window, B Input/Conversion suggestions based...
Page 63 Additional Functions [ Phone Book Entry Select pull-down ﾈｯﾄ辞書 Selecting search menu Select dictionary Phone Add New Entry area Set Search Area Select area See below Terms of ﾈｯﾄ辞書 Address Opening terms of service Address: Select item service . Press % to return to Dictionary window. Complete field Select pull-down ﾈｯﾄ辞書...
Page 64 Additional Functions [ Managing Entries Phone Category Control Select Category Select target One Entry Moving Categories location S% Select entry Delete . View for By Category Phone Book search Deleting Phone changes accordingly. All Entries Book entries [ Using Entries Phone Manage Entries Delete All...
Page 65 Additional Functions Phone Category Control Change to USIM below Renaming Categories Select Category Edit Name Enter name Editing Categories on USIM Card Moving Categories Select Category Select target location Changing Icons Select Category Change Icon Select Disney Pictogram Changing default Phone Ph.Book Settings storage media for...
Page 66: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Handset does not ring for Customized Screen incoming transmissions as set . Source files may be deleted; Customized Screen is not applied reassign files. . When using copy protected files, . Some Customized Screens may not etc., confirm that source file license/ contain files for Wallpaper, System usage period has not expired.
Page 67: Calling
Emergency Calls ......3-2 Call Log ..........3-8 Voice Calling......... 3-3 Call Time & Call Cost ....3-9 Video Calling......... 3-5 Optional Services ......3-10 Decoration Call ......3-6 Additional Functions ....3-12 Speed Dial ........3-7 Troubleshooting ......3-21 Calling...
Page 68: Emergency Calls
Emergency Calls Emergency Calls Your location is automatically Handset Restrictions & reported to the corresponding Emergency Calls agency (police, etc.) when you place emergency calls (110, 119 or 118) with Emergency calls are possible even while some handset restrictions are Disney Mobile handsets.
Page 69: Voice Calling
Voice Calling Voice Calling Answering a Voice Call Placing a Voice Call Placing an International Call Enter phone number with Enter phone number with Incoming Call window opens for a call. area code area code S B . To correct entry, use f to place Int'l Call S % cursor under the digit and press $.
Page 70 Voice Calling Placing Calls while Abroad Answer Phone Playing Messages See below to place a call to Japan Record caller messages on handset. from abroad. Answer Phone cannot be used when Select record S % Apply for Global Roaming beforehand. handset is off or out-of-range.
Page 71: Video Calling
Video Calling Video Calling View the other party's image or send an Answering a Video Call Placing a Video Call Outgoing Image to compatible handsets. Handle Video Calls like Voice Calls. Enter phone number S % Incoming Call window opens for a call. This page describes functions/ operations unique to Video Call.
Page 72: Decoration Call
Decoration Call Decoration Call ! to accept the call Deco. Call Folder S % S Show decorative message in incoming call windows on recipient's handset. Select file S % . Call connects. . Available without a separate contract. . To check selected file, press A. "...
Page 73: Speed Dial
Speed Dial Speed Dial A S Saved Saving Phone Numbers Using Speed Dial . To save additional phone 0 - 99 (entry number) Save phone numbers to Speed Dial/ numbers, repeat - 6. Mail list for easy dialing. Using Headphones for Speed Dial % S Phone S % .
Page 74: Call Log
Call Log Call Log Open recent dialed/received call records. . All Calls opens; press d to open Dialed Numbers, Dialed Ranking and then Received Calls. Select record S % . Open Decoration Call record and press A for the corresponding file. When the Same Number is Dialed More than Once Using the Same Call Option .
Page 75: Call Time & Call Cost
Call Time & Call Cost Call Time & Call Cost Call Time Call Cost Check estimated time of the most Check estimated call charges of the recent call and all calls. most recent call and all calls. % S Settings S % S f Call Costs (including Max Cost) may be unavailable depending on Call...
Page 76: Optional Services
Optional Services Optional Services Phone Book S % S Select Call Forwarding and Voicemail can Initiating Call Forwarding only be set simultaneously when Call entry S % Follow these steps to divert calls to a Forwarding is set to Video Calls. Select phone number S % phone number saved in Phone Book Automatically divert all or...
Page 77 Optional Services Initiating Voicemail Missed Call Notification Playing Messages In Call menu, Voicemail/ Activate this function for records of Follow these steps to divert calls to calls missed while handset is off/ Divert S % Voicemail Center after selected ring out-of-range and Voicemail is active.
Page 78: Additional Functions
Additional Functions [ Remote Monitor (Video Call) Receiving a Call Settings f Call [ Handling Incoming Calls Video Call Remote Monitor Voice Call Enter Handset Code See below When a call arrives, B Reject Saving Numbers from Phone Book Rejecting calls Video Call Auto Answer List <Empty>...
Page 79 Additional Functions Placing a Call Settings f Call Int'l Calling Country Codes See below [ Basic Operations Adding Adjusting Earpiece Settings In Phone menu, <Empty> Enter name Enter Adding/ Volume Earpiece Volume Adjust level country code changing/deleting Sending/blocking After phone number entry, B Hide My ID or Changing country codes...
Page 80: Messaging Messaging
Additional Functions [ Voice Call Only During a Call Recording caller During a call, B Record Caller Voice [ Voice Call & Video Call voice Recording starts Recording ends Voice Call During a call, B Messaging Select During a call, A (press again to cancel) Messaging folder Select folder Muting...
Page 81 Additional Functions Decoration Call Data Folder Decoration Call Create New File Text Input Enter text Images Data Folder Decoration See below Call Create New File Text Input Enter text Images Using mobile Capturing Still Images See below camera to create Picture Take Picture % to...
Page 82 Additional Functions Call Log Phone Call Log Settings Set Dialed Ranking Hide Dialed Hiding Dialed Ranking Calling Dialed Numbers (Redial) Ranking . Handset Code is required to re-select Show Select record Dialed Ranking. . To place Video Calls, press B instead of !, then select Video Call and press %.
Page 83 Additional Functions Call Time, Call Cost & Data Communication Settings f Call Call Time & Cost Call Costs [ Call Time below Setting handset to Setting a Limit Settings f Call Minute beep during Voice Max Cost/Residual Minder Calls Enter PIN2 Enter amount Limiting Call Costs .
Page 84 Additional Functions [ Call Barring Optional Services Settings f Call Call [ All Services Barring Rejected Numbers Settings f Call Select Black List See below Checking service service Status Rejecting calls by Saving Numbers status . For Call Barring, select restriction and press %. number Set Reject Number <Empty>...
Page 85 Additional Functions Settings f Call Call Settings f Call Call Barring Rejected Numbers Barring Outgoing Calls Black List Set Reject Number below <Empty> See below Setting Restriction Designating From Phone Book Select restriction Enter numbers to reject Ph. Book List Select entry Network Password from saved...
Page 86 Additional Functions Settings Settings f Call Video Call Setting image that Hold Guidance Pict Select [ Voice Call is sent while call is folder Select file on hold . Omit file selection step when using Customized Settings f Call Auto Screen images.
Page 87: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Call won't connect and there's a Receiving a Call Clicking noise is heard during call beeping tone Cannot use Answer Phone or . Did you include the area code or . Handset may be moving into Caller Voice the first 0? Dial the number another service area.
Page 88 Messaging ........4-2 Chat Folder ........4-15 Basics ..........4-2 Using Chat Folders ....... 4-15 Customizing Handset Address ..4-3 Mail Groups........4-16 Sending Messages ......4-4 Creating Groups for Broadcast Mail Sending E Mail ........4-4 ............4-16 Sending Disney Mail.......4-7 PC Mail .........4-17 Sending SMS ........4-9 Additional Functions ....4-20 Incoming Messages ....
Page 89: Messaging
Messaging Basics Use the following messaging services. [ Available Entry Items Recipient Subject Message Attachment Exchange up to 160 alphanumerics Available Available with Disney Mobile and SoftBank E Mail Available Available Available Available handsets. PC Mail Available Available Available Available Disney Mobile/SoftBank handset numbers only.
Page 90: Customizing Handset Address
Messaging Customizing Handset Address Information S % Change alphanumerics before @ of Saving Address the default handset mail address. When handset address is changed, For more information, see Disney Disney Mobile sends new address Mobile Website (P.15-22). confirmation via E Mail. Changing Address B S Settings S % Address Settings S %...
Page 91: Sending Messages
Sending Messages Sending E Mail Select number or mail A S Transmission starts Follow these steps to send E Mail to a number/address saved in Phone Book: address S % . To cancel, press A during transmission. B S Create Message S % .
Page 92 Sending Messages Attaching Files Attaching Non-Image Files Sending Feeling Mail . In 2, select a folder other than Picture In E Mail Composition Send attachments to compatible and press %, then select a file. handsets. Follow these steps to attach window after composing Attaching Multiple Files images to E Mail:...
Page 93 Sending Messages A S BG S % S Select A S EFFECT S % Sending Graphic Mail color S % Follow these steps to: . Change font size and background color . Insert images and My Pictograms . Scroll text Scrolling S % In text entry window, A S IMAGE S % S Select...
Page 94: Sending Disney Mail
Sending Messages Sending Disney Mail Select template S % Enter message S % Send messages containing Disney characters. Using Templates B S Templates S % . Delete sample text (e.g., ここに本 Select recipient field S % , etc.) first. 文を入れてね A S Transmission starts Select method S % S Select/ enter number/address S %...
Page 95 Sending Messages Follow onscreen instructions Select text entry field S % Using Disney Mail Maker (Japanese) S Enter text S % S % S Yes S % 保存 Create templates or animation files S % S Yes S % . Handset connects to the Internet. containing Disney characters.
Page 96: Sending Sms
Sending Messages Sending SMS Select message text field Follow these steps to send SMS to a Incoming Calls while Creating Message number saved in Phone Book: . Content is saved temporarily. End the call to return. B S Create New SMS S % When Message Text Exceeds Limit .
Page 97: Incoming Messages
Incoming Messages Opening & Replying Message S % Opening New Messages Receiving Feeling Mail . Small Light, Vibration and ringtone Information window opens for new mail. respond according to settings. See P.4-19 to receive PC Mail. Attached Images . Attached images open automatically. Messages with Quiz Enter or select answer S % Important Message Retrieval Notes...
Page 98 Incoming Messages Window Description Message Window Replying to Messages In message window, A Message List Sender or Recipient Subject (except for SMS) Received or Message Type/Status Sent Date & Time (see below) Message Text Sender or Recipient Press ( to open next (newer) message, or # to open previous (older) one.
Page 99: Handling Messages
Handling Messages Managing & Using Messages Select message S % Messaging Folders Checking Messages B S Received Msg. or Sent Messages are organized in folders by type. Messages S % Received Messages Incomplete/ Message Window Unsent Messages Sent Messages Protecting Messages Folder List Failed or Send In message list, select...
Page 100 Handling Messages Searching Messages Hiding Folders Search messages by message text, Hide Received Msg./Sent Message folder sender/recipient address, etc. to require Handset Code for access to the folder and messages within. B S Received Msg. or Sent Chat Folders are not affected. Messages S % B S Received Msg.
Page 101: Sorting Messages
Handling Messages Sorting Messages Select method S % S Anti Spam Measures S % Sorting into Designated Folders Select/enter number/ Enter Handset Code S % Sort messages by sender/recipient or address S % partially matching text in sender/ recipient address, subject or SMS A S Saved message text.
Page 102: Chat Folder
Chat Folder Using Chat Folders Select blank entry S % Organize messages exchanged Opening Chat Folders between handset and Chat . Select saved member to edit In Chat Folder list, select members' handsets. number/address. To hide messages, set Chat Folder to folder S % Select method S % S Secret.
Page 103: Mail Groups
Mail Groups Creating Groups for Broadcast Mail <Assign New Entry> S % S Create Mail Groups to send messages to multiple recipients at one time. Select entry S % Save target recipients to Phone Book beforehand. B S Settings S % Set Mail Group S % Select number or mail address S %...
Page 104: Pc Mail
PC Mail PC Mail Receive or reply to PC mail account messages. Important PC Mail Usage Notes . Receiving PC Mail for the first time Retrieve mail delivered to Save PC mail account information to handset: after PC Mail Account setup may ISP or Yahoo! accounts.
Page 105 PC Mail B S Settings S % S PC A S A S % PC Mail Account Setup Mail Settings S % . If a confirmation appears, follow . Proceed with setup according to onscreen prompts. information supplied by ISP. Using Yahoo! Mail Addresses .
Page 106 PC Mail Retrieving New PC Mail Checking Received PC Mail Sending PC Mail B S Received Msg. S % Retrieve new messages from created Follow these steps to create and send accounts. If message count is high, PC Mail: S Select folder S % some may not be received on the first B S Create Message S % .
Page 107: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Creating/Sending Messages Settings Speed Dial/Mail See below [ Recipient Editing Entries Using other In Mail Composition window, select recipient Select entry Change Select recipient entry field Select method Select/ number/address Select new number/ Editing Speed methods enter number/address address Dial/Mail list In Mail Composition window, select recipient...
Page 108 Additional Functions [ Save, Send Reservation & Sent Cancel In Mail Composition window, B Messaging Adding a reply Settings Reply Request Saving without After completing message, B Save to Drafts request sending . Available when messaging to Disney Mobile/ SoftBank handsets. After completing message, B Send In Mail Composition window, B...
Page 109 Additional Functions In Mail Composition window, B Messaging Select attached file Resize Picture Changing attached Settings Quiz Edit Question Select size image size Editing assigned Edit question/options/answer B (B . May be unavailable for some images. Quiz again after editing options) Select attached file Set Auto Play File .
Page 110 Additional Functions In text entry window, ! (Long) INSERT Receiving/Opening Messages Inserting Flash ® file Flash Select file [ Receiving In text entry window after inserting Flash ® file, ® Previewing Flash Accessing new Preview file B (Long) mail out of Standby .
Page 111 Additional Functions Server Mail Box See below In message window, select file See below Directly from Server Retrieve All As Wallpaper Retrieving all Set as Wallpaper Enter name Via Server Mail List Server Mail Save here Mail List Retrieve All .
Page 112 Additional Functions [ Replying Dialing Numbers In message window, select number In message window, B Reply Selecting mail Call or Video Call Select type/option Complete type/quote option message Sending Messages In message window, select number or mail Opening received In message window, B Rep.
Page 113 Additional Functions Managing Messages Saving SMS In message list, select SMS message messages to USIM Manage Msg. SIM Sync [ Message List Card . Available for compatible USIM Cards. Selecting Changing received In message list, select message In message list, A Select message % (P) message status...
Page 114 Additional Functions In folder list, select folder Delete Server Mail Box Mail List Enter Handset Code See below Deleting folders . If delete message confirmation appears, . If retrieve list confirmation appears, choose Yes choose Yes and press %. and press %. Deleting Server In folder list, B Create New Folder...
Page 115 Additional Functions [ Sorting into Folders Chat Folder Select folder Deleting all Manage Msg. Delete All Re-sorting In folder list, select folder Classify messages messages . Available in Chat Folder list as well. Resetting Chat Chat Folder Reset Settings General Settings Anti Spam Measures Enter Handset Folders...
Page 116 Additional Functions Using Messages Via Mail Notice In message list, select Mail Notice Forward Notifi. Forward (forward Mail In message window, B Forward Notice text only) or Remote Forward Select recipient field Select method Forwarding Select recipient field Select method Select/enter number/address messages Select/enter number/address...
Page 117 Additional Functions General Settings General Settings (Send/Compose) Changing message Settings General Settings Settings General Settings Requesting window scroll unit Scroll Unit Select unit Send/Compose Delivery Report Delivery Report for Changing Settings General Settings all messages . Available when messaging to Disney Mobile/ message list view Message List View Select option...
Page 118 Additional Functions General Settings (Receive) Settings General Settings Selecting Vibration Receive Link to Feeling option [ Message Notice & Animation View Vibration Pattern Select option Muting ringer, etc. Settings General Settings Settings General Settings for messages Receive Link to Feeling Receive Message Notice sorted into Secret...
Page 119 Additional Functions [ Attachments E Mail Settings Settings E Mail Settings Enabling image [ Automatic Retrieval Picture Appearance Double-Sized auto-resize . Setting applies to PC Mail as well. Settings E Mail Settings See below Settings E Mail Settings Enabling/disabling Retrieving complete Auto Play File Pictures or Sounds In Japan...
Page 120 Additional Functions PC Mail Settings Retrieving PC Mail In folder list, select PC Mail folder for specified folder Retrieve New Retrieving Settings PC Mail Settings Disabling automatic Settings PC Mail Settings complete PC Mail PC Mail DL PC Mail DL word wrap Word wrap messages...
Page 121 Additional Functions SMS Settings Changing Server Settings SMS Settings sent message Expiry Time Select option storage limit Settings SMS Settings Message Center See below Editing Setting1(Default) to Setting3 Edit number . Do not change Server number unless instructed Changing SMS to do so.
Page 122: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Sending Messages Messaging Settings are not applied Cannot send PC Mail Cannot enter message text or . Settings are valid for one message, . Follow these steps to check User attach files and effective when viewed on Name and Password for SMTP compatible handsets/applications.
Page 123 Troubleshooting Video files are not delivered as Incoming Messages Handling Messages sent Handset won't ring or vibrate for Cannot move messages into . Send video files to video-compatible some incoming messages some folders handsets; recipient must be subscribed to compatible .
Page 124: Disney Web & Pc Site Browser
Internet Services......5-2 Bookmarks & Saved Pages ..5-7 Service Basics .........5-2 Using Bookmarks & Saved Pages ... 5-7 Disney Web........5-3 RSS Feeds ........5-8 Using Disney Web......5-3 Updating Blogs & News ....5-8 PC Site Browser ......5-4 Additional Functions ..... 5-9 Using PC Site Browser.....5-4 Troubleshooting ......5-16 Browsing.........
Page 125: Internet Services
Internet Services Service Basics Access the Mobile Internet via Disney Web, or view PC Internet sites via PC Site Browser. . Service requires a separate contract; retrieve Network Information to use these services. . For more about Disney Web, see Disney Mobile Website (P.15-22). Transmission/Information Fees Security Secure Pages...
Page 126: Disney Web
Disney Web Using Disney Web Using Disney Web Main Menu Returning to Previous Pages Using History [Internet Page] A S Previous page % S Disney Web S % S Browse Mobile Internet sites from opens Disney Web Main Menu. History S % , Follow these steps to return to the Internet pages may not open depending initial page:...
Page 127: Pc Site Browser
PC Site Browser Using PC Site Browser Homepage S % S Browse PC sites from "Disney.jp" (preset Returning to Previous Pages home page). Connection starts [Internet Page] A S Previous page . Internet pages may not open opens depending on connection/Server , Follow these steps to return to the status, etc.
Page 128: Browsing
Browsing Basic Operations Switching Frames Tabbed Browsing Page Browsing On framed pages, Long Press & to Open another page in a new tab and Scrolling Pages select other frames. switch between tabs. If page content continues beyond [ Opening a New Tab view, use g to scroll pages.
Page 129 Browsing Search S % S Select Selecting Text Pull-down Menu Item Selection word, etc. S % On a page, select menu list Activate pointer navigation to enable Starting Over field S % text selection (Drag Mode). Select text After 3, point to first character S % to copy or look up words in dictionaries.
Page 130: Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Bookmarks & Saved Pages Using Bookmarks & Saved Pages Opening Bookmarks Bookmarks Saved Pages % S Disney Web S % S Bookmark sites for quick access. Save page content; handset opens Bookmarks S % saved pages without connecting to Saving Bookmarks the Internet.
Page 131: Rss Feeds
RSS Feeds Updating Blogs & News Reload All S % S % Register RSS-compatible sites; view Via RSS Icons content updates without opening Use RSS icons to subscribe to RSS feeds Yes or No S % source sites. from sites that are not RSS-compatible. Transmission fees apply.
Page 132: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Connecting & Browsing Disney Web History Select record Send URL E Mail Sending History [ General or SMS Complete message records via mail . E Mail Composition window opens On a page, B Convenient Functions automatically depending on character count. Change to PC Browser or Change to Switching browsers Y! Keitai...
Page 133 Additional Functions Page Operations On a page, B Copy Text Select first Copying text character Highlight text range [ Disney Web & PC Site Browser On a page, B Convenient Functions On a page, B Convenient Functions Send URL E Mail or SMS Using Web Search Sending URLs via Web Search...
Page 134 Additional Functions [ PC Site Browser Disney Web Browser On a page, B PC Screen or Small Screen Settings Cursor Settings Switching view . In Small Screen view, PC sites are redesigned to below fit Display. Using pointer Activating Zooming on pages On a page, 3 (Long) to enlarge or 1 (Long) navigation Cursor Mode Settings...
Page 135 Additional Functions Streaming Bookmarks While streaming, B Settings Disney Web Bookmarks See below See below Changing Playback Size One Title Deleting titles Display Size Select size Select title Delete . Playback size may not change depending on All Titles Customizing file/stream.
Page 136 Additional Functions Saved Pages Disney Web Bookmarks See below Disney Web Saved Creating Folders Pages See below Create Folder Enter name One Page Moving to Folders Deleting pages Select page Delete Select title Move Select folder Move All Pages Delete All Enter Handset Code Moving from Folders Select folder...
Page 137: Rss Feeds
Additional Functions RSS Feeds Disney Web PC Site Browser Sorting feeds RSS Feed Manage RSS Feed Sort Select option Disney Web PC Site Browser Disabling feed RSS Feed Select feed Disney Web PC Site Browser updates Opening feed Manage RSS Feed Restrict Update RSS Feed Select feed...
Page 138 Additional Functions Security Settings Disney Web Browser Settings Security Settings Keep Auth Info For PC Site Browser, perform the following sequence instead Select option of Browser Settings S %. Changing validity . Per Browsing retains entered user ID/password of entered user ID/ PC Site Browser S % S PC Site Browser Settings S % during browsing sessions.
Page 139: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Connecting & Browsing Page Operations Internet page does not open What is the bar at Display bottom? completely . This is a data progress bar; the . Portions of page content may not number beside it indicates appear in tabbed browsing; close transmitted (green) or received other tabs.
Page 140: Digital Tv
Digital TV ........6-2 TV Timer ........6-10 Basics ..........6-2 TV Timer & TV Recording Timer... 6-10 Area Setup ........6-4 Additional Functions ....6-11 Watching TV ........6-5 Troubleshooting ......6-16 Obtaining Program Information ...6-7 TV Player ........6-8 Recording Programs ......6-8 Playing Recorded Programs ..6-9 Digital TV...
Page 141: Digital Tv
Digital TV Basics DM004SH supports One Seg terrestrial digital television broadcast services developed for mobile devices in Japan. Watch Live Television Landscape Position Set up a channel list for your service area to access Enjoy widescreen TV images in landscape position. available programming.
Page 142: Digital Tv
Digital TV Precautions Recording Precautions Digital TV Antenna TV Antenna is located behind Display. . DM004SH TV is exclusively for use in Japan. . Saved files cannot be forwarded or . Do not use TV while driving or cycling. attached to messages. Move handset to find best reception.
Page 143: Area Setup
Digital TV Area Setup Select prefecture S % S When activating TV for the first time, follow these steps to set up channels Select locality S % by area: & . After setup, channel list appears. . Setup confirmation appears. Yes S % .
Page 144: Watching Tv
Digital TV Watching TV Complete Area setup first. Changing Display Size/TV Orientation Panel Description [TV Window] ) & . Press to toggle view between Full Screen, Normal (Portrait), Enlarge (Portrait) and Normal (Landscape). . In portrait position, Data Broadcast text appears below TV image. Incoming Calls .
Page 145 Digital TV Data Broadcast (Japanese) Enlarging Image Portion In portrait position, Data Broadcast In landscape position, temporarily text appears below TV image. Use e enlarge a portion of widescreen image. to select an item and press % to May be unavailable depending on access program-related information viewing style.
Page 146: Obtaining Program Information
Digital TV Obtaining Program Information Find program channels and times for Program Info specified area or open program In TV window, B S details via current channel's schedule. OperateProgram S % Start EPG S! Application to TV Listing find program channels and Program Info.
Page 147: Tv Player
TV Player Recording Programs Record current program on Memory Card. Recording Programs in Portrait When Small Light flashes yellow, [TV Window] H (Long) reception is poor; change location to , To stop, Long Press H while recording. where Small Light illuminates green. Memory/Battery Runs Low or Video Call/S! Circle Talk Request is Accepted In TV window, % (Long) S...
Page 148: Playing Recorded Programs
TV Player Playing Recorded Programs In TV window, B S TV Playback Operations Player S % Adjust volume or temporarily enlarge a portion of widescreen image following the same operations used while watching TV. Fast Forward [ (d in portrait) Video List Rewind @ (c in portrait)
Page 149: Tv Timer
TV Timer TV Timer & TV Recording Timer In TV window, B S Rec. Channel: S % S Select At Timer Time (TV Alarm Time) Operation S % S channel S % S A TV and Alarm activate. Alarm ends Reservation List S % .
Page 150: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Area & Channel Watching Switching While watching TV, B Help While watching TV, & Select Area Viewing key reception Areas . Also available while recording or playing assignments programs. While watching TV, B Set Channels Renaming Areas Change Area Select Area Searching for While watching TV, B...
Page 151 Additional Functions While watching TV, B Set Channels Data Broadcast Switching One Seg Select Serv. Station Select service service . Available for programs with multiple services. With Data Broadcast in portrait, B Broadcast Data Change View (Data) Listening to audio While watching TV, B Advanced Changing view...
Page 152 Additional Functions TV Link (Japanese) Subtitle & Sound While viewing Data Broadcast, select link While watching TV, B Subtitle/ Saving links to source Sound See below Data Broadcasts or . Link navigation varies by program. Follow . May be unavailable depending on program related information onscreen instructions to save links.
Page 153 Additional Functions Recording TV Player See below Recording Single Files While watching TV, B Set Broadcast Data programs without Deleting files Select file Delete Set Recording Image Only Data Broadcasts All Files Saving Data While watching TV, B Set Broadcast Data Delete All Enter Handset Code Broadcasts to...
Page 154 Additional Functions TV Timer & TV Recording Timer While watching TV, B Rec. Operation Reservation List See below Opening Entries Select entry Opening/editing/ Editing Entries deleting Timer Select entry Edit Edit details . Some entries may not be edited depending on the content.
Page 155: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Watching Recording TV Recording Timer Ringtone does not sound as set Could not start recording. TV won't activate while recording appeared as recording result ® . Battery may be low. Charge . When a Chaku-Uta file, etc. is set .
Page 156: Camera & Imaging
Camera.......... 7-2 Shooting Modes......7-7 Getting Started.......7-2 Using Shooting Modes....7-7 Photo Camera ....... 7-4 Editing Images ....... 7-9 Capturing Still Images....7-4 Picture Editor ........7-9 Composite........7-13 Video Camera....... 7-5 Printing..........7-14 Recording Video ......7-5 Printing Images ......7-14 Review..........7-6 Additional Functions ....7-15 Opening Saved Files ......7-6 Troubleshooting ......7-18...
Page 157: Camera
Camera Getting Started Capture still images or record video. Precautions Various Image Sizes Multiple Shooting Modes . Clean dust/smudges from lens cover with soft cloth before use. Select small sizes to send captured Apply effect or add frame, capture . Mobile camera is a precision images/recorded video via E Mail*;...
Page 158 Camera Display Indicators Video Viewfinder The following indicators appear at the top of Display. Photo Viewfinder 1 Mobile Light 5 Focus 2 Video Quality 6 Exposure 3 Record Size 7 Save to 4 Record Time 8 Self-timer 1 Mobile Light 7 Focus 2 Memory 8 Exposure...
Page 159: Photo Camera
Photo Camera Capturing Still Images % S Camera S % Frame image on Display S % Sending Captured Images via E Mail After 3, A S Complete message S A Photo Camera S % , After pressing A, message size confirmation appears depending on image size or handset settings;...
Page 160: Video Camera
Video Camera Recording Video % S Camera S % Playing Unsaved Video In 5, Preview S % Video Camera S % Sending Recorded Video via E Mail In 5, Send S % S Save and Send S % S Complete message S A , Message creation confirmation Video Save Menu appears depending on file size;...
Page 161: Review
Review Opening Saved Files Opening Last Saved File Enlarging Images Sending Images After 2, % Open/play last saved mobile camera Send images to blogs, etc. via mail. Pausing/Resuming Video file; access older files as needed. Infrared and other options can also be After 2, % (press to pause/resume) used for sending images to other devices.
Page 162: Shooting Modes
Shooting Modes Using Shooting Modes May be unavailable depending on selected image/recording size. Self-timer Continuous Shoot (Photo Camera) All Pictures S % In Photo/Video Viewfinder, Available Modes: . All captured images are saved. B S Self-timer S % Capture four separate 4 Pictures images with Index Image Saving the Selected Image...
Page 163 Shooting Modes Frame image on Display S % Camera Effects (Photo Camera) Scanning Images (Photo Camera) In mode menu, Camera In Panorama/Scanner Effects S % menu, Scanner S % Select size S % S Frame image on Display S % Select effect S % Frame image on Display S % .
Page 164: Editing Images
Editing Images Picture Editor Select effect S % S Edit Picture Editor Options Basics Operations % S Data Folder S % The following options are available. Some images may not be editable Pictures S % S Select depending on file type and size. image S % Select from preset sizes Resize...
Page 165 Editing Images g Specify image area Changing Image Size Cropping Images In Resize window, Cut S % Select from preset sizes or crop image. Resize to Preset Size g Move + to the upper left corner of the portion to crop In Picture Editor menu, Resize S % Resize Window...
Page 166 Editing Images Applying Visual Effects Adding Frames In Picture Editor menu, Render in sepia tones or add blur, etc. Frame S % In Picture Editor menu, Retouch S % Select frame S % Select effect S % . Editing is complete. .
Page 167 Editing Images Face Arrange Adjusting Positions . Face line is set. Set the eyes and Change the default positions and sizes Make faces smiley, sad, etc. then mouth in the same way. of targets to fit the image. In Picture Editor menu, Face In Face Arrange menu, B Arrange S % .
Page 168: Composite
Editing Images Composite Merge Panorama S % When finished, A Composite Options The following options are available. Some images may not be editable depending on file type and size. Combine up to Split Picture four images into one Combine two still Merge Panorama images into one Panorama Images...
Page 169: Printing
Printing Printing Images For Each Picture S % S Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) Select folder S % Select images from Memory Card and Select image S B specify the number of copies to print on DPOF-compatible printers, or at digital printing services.
Page 170: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Photo Camera & Video Camera In Photo/Video Viewfinder, ! Locking focus . Frame subject in center of Display first. [ General . To start over, press ! again. Changing image In Photo/Video Viewfinder, B Picture Quality Accessing files In Photo/Video Viewfinder, B Data Folder quality...
Page 171 Additional Functions [ Capturing Editing Images Changing image In Photo Viewfinder, B Picture Size [ Picture Editor size Select size Changing mode Data Folder Pictures In Photo Viewfinder, B Scene according to Select file Edit Select mode lighting or subject Picture Editor See below Adjusting color...
Page 172 Additional Functions DPOF Data Folder Pictures Select file Edit Picture Editor See below Settings f Connectivity Using additional Memory Card DPOF Changing File Size editing options below File Format File Size Select size Adding Dates to Prints Changing print . Changing file size may affect image quality. Settings Add Date settings...
Page 173: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Mobile Camera Mobile camera won't activate/ shuts down automatically . Battery may be low. Charge battery or install a charged battery. Cannot use Auto Save . Auto Save is not available when Save Pictures to is set to Ask Each Time. Editing Images Cannot save/send edited images .
Page 174: Media Player & S! Applications
Media Player ......... 8-2 Playlists ........... 8-6 Media Basics........8-2 Using Playlists ........8-6 Music ..........8-4 S! Appli ........... 8-7 Playing Music ........8-4 Using S! Applications ..... 8-7 Video ..........8-5 Additional Functions ..... 8-8 Playing Video .........8-5 Troubleshooting ......8-13 Media Player &...
Page 175: Media Player
Media Player Media Basics Use Media Player to play music/video on DM004SH. . Download media files from Mobile Internet sites via Media Player directly. . Transfer PC music files and save them on Memory Card. Playback Precautions Music File Support .
Page 176: Media Player
Media Player Downloading Media Files Saving Music Files from PCs Saving WMA Files Follow these steps to save WMA files Download media files from the Internet. . Use software to convert music file format. via compatible software: . For software usage and specifications, Read information (price, expiry date, (Copy protected files can only be see the provider's website, etc.
Page 177: Music
Music Playing Music % S Media Player S % S Music Playback Window Description Using Other Functions while Playing Music Music S % After 4, $ or " , To stop playback, follow these steps My Music S % S f Select in Standby: tab (folder) "...
Page 178: Video
Video Playing Video % S Media Player S % S $ S Playback stops Video Playback Window Description Videos S % Playing SD VIDEO Files In 2, SD VIDEO S % S My Videos S % S Phone Searching Video Files Memory or Memory Card After 3, B S Search S % S Enter search text S %...
Page 179: Playlists
Playlists Using Playlists My Music S % Playlists store playback orders. Add Renaming Playlists favorite media files to Playlists, or All Music S % S Select file In Playlists window, select organize files by artist/genre. Playlists store only file locations. Source Playlist S B files remain in All Music or All Videos.
Page 180: S! Appli
S! Appli Using S! Applications % S S! Appli S % Try out the preloaded S! Applications or Exiting S! Applications newly download DM004SH-compatible S! Appli Library S % " S! Applications offered by Disney Mobile/SoftBank. Refer to the S! Application's help menu or the source Internet site, etc.
Page 181: Additional Functions
Additional Functions [ Video Media Playback During playback, B Settings [ Music & Video Playback Mode See below Media Player Music or Videos Repeat One File Resuming from Last Played Music or Last Played Repeat Playing repeatedly stopped point Video or randomly Repeat All Files During playback, B...
Page 182 Additional Functions Managing Music Files Media Player Music SD AUDIO See below Media Player Music Deleting Single Files My Music f Select tab (folder) All Music Select file Delete See below Track . Source files will be deleted. Adding New Playlists Deleting/editing Add New Playlist Enter name...
Page 183 Additional Functions Managing Video Files Media Player Videos See below Media Player Videos SD VIDEO Files My Videos Phone Memory or Opening SD VIDEO Select file Details Memory Card See below properties Other Files Adding New Playlists My Videos Phone Memory or Memory Add New Playlist Enter name Card...
Page 184 Additional Functions S! Applications S! Appli See below Activating Screensaver S! Appli S! Appli Library Settings Screensaver Switch Downloading Download On/Off S! Applications . Follow onscreen instructions. Setting Screensaver Adjusting S! Appli Library Select application S! Appli Settings S! Application As Screensaver Application Volume Adjust level...
Page 185 Additional Functions S! Appli S! Appli Library Restoring default S! Appli Settings Set to Select application % (n/p) S! Application Default Enter Handset Code Complete selection Move to Card settings Moving . When an older version of the S! Application is S! Appli Settings S! Applications to...
Page 186: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Music S! Applications Cannot play WMA files Cannot move S! Applications to . Playback rights may have expired How do I delete files in All Music? Memory Card (license not found message appears); re-transfer the files. If files . Delete All Music files in My Music .
Page 187: Handy Extras
Calendar & Tasks ......9-2 World Clock .........9-20 Calendar.........9-2 Opening World Clock ....9-20 Tasks ..........9-5 Hour Minder .........9-21 Alarms ..........9-7 Using Hour Minder......9-21 Using Alarms........9-7 Document Viewer .......9-22 Wakeup TV........9-9 Opening PC Documents .... 9-22 Using Wakeup TV......9-9 Notepad ........9-23 Calculator ........
Page 188: Calendar & Tasks
Calendar & Tasks Calendar Toggling View Key Assignments Opening Calendar Press A to toggle Calendar window. [ All Views % S Tools S % S In PIM/ Lifestyle menu, Calendar Open previous page Open next page Go to the current date Open Help [ Month/2Month View Select date...
Page 189: Calendar & Tasks
Calendar & Tasks Enter start date/time S % Saving Schedules At Alarm Time Alarm activates; sounds/vibrates by Follow these steps to save subject, related settings. start/end date/time, Alarm and schedule details: (Enter Subject or Description to save entry.) In Calendar window, select End: S % S Enter end date S % date/time S %...
Page 190: Calendar
Calendar & Tasks [ First Film Appearance (Japanese) Opening Schedules/Tasks Deleting Schedules The following Disney characters' first In Calendar window, select [ One Entry appearances are commemorated in Calendar: date S % In schedule list, select Daisy Duck January 9th schedule S B Goofy May 25th...
Page 191: Tasks
Calendar & Tasks Tasks Enter subject S % Alarm Time: S % S Select Saving Tasks time S % S A Follow these steps to save subject, due Description: S % S Enter date/time, Alarm and task details: (Enter Subject or Description to save entry.) task details S % % S Tools S % S In PIM/ A S Saved...
Page 192 Calendar & Tasks At Alarm Time Opening Tasks Deleting Tasks Alarm activates; sounds/vibrates by % S Tools S % S In PIM/ [ One Entry related settings. Lifestyle menu, Tasks S % In task list, select task S B Delete S % This Task S % S Yes S % [ All Completed Tasks In task list, B...
Page 193: Alarms
Alarms Using Alarms Repeat: S % Alarm Volume: S % Setting Alarm Adjust level S % Follow these steps to set Alarm to sound at a specific time on a specific Duration: S % day of the week: (Set Snooze--Alarm repeats at set Select time S % interval--Alarm Volume and Duration.) Selected Days S %...
Page 194 Alarms At Alarm Time When Snooze is Set Deleting Alarm Alarm repeats at the set interval. Alarm activates; sounds/vibrates by [ One Entry Other Alarms do not activate while related settings. In Alarm list, select entry S B handset is Snoozing. Reset Alarm S % Canceling Snooze While Snoozing, % S Yes S %...
Page 195: Wakeup Tv
Wakeup TV Using Wakeup TV Repeat: S % Setting Wakeup TV Activating TV Once or Daily In 4, Once or Every Day (All) S % Selected Days S % Follow these steps to activate TV at a S From specific time on a specific day of the Selecting/Canceling All Days week: In 5, B S Check All or Uncheck All...
Page 196: Wakeup Tv
Wakeup TV At Wakeup TV Time Canceling Wakeup TV In Wakeup TV list, select TV activates after Alarm. entry S B Wakeup TV Off S % . Reactivate entry to use the same settings. Reactivating Entry In 2, Wakeup TV On S % Stopping Alarm Instantly Deleting Wakeup TV .
Page 197: Calculator
Calculator Using Calculator % S Tools S % S In PIM/ Key Assignments Lifestyle menu, Calculator ＋ (Add) − (Subtract) x (Multiply) ÷ (Divide) ＝ (Sum) CE (Clear) CM (Clear Memory) & RM (Recall Memory) M+ (Add to Memory) . (Decimal) +/- (Positive/Negative Value) Calculator Window ％...
Page 198: Expenses Memo
Expenses Memo Adding Expenses Entering Expenses Checking Entries Deleting Entries Enter amount S b % S Tools S % S In PIM/ [ One Entry Lifestyle menu, Expenses In Expenses Memo list, Memo S % select entry S B Delete Item S % S Yes [ All Entries In Expenses Memo list, B Totals S %...
Page 199: Osaifu-Keitai
® Osaifu-Keitai ® Osaifu-Keitai (Japanese) ® Osaifu-Keitai describes IC Card-equipped ® ® Using Osaifu-Keitai Important Osaifu-Keitai Usage Note handsets that support e-money or credit Disney Mobile is not liable for damages Follow these steps to conduct a transaction: ® functions/services. Osaifu-Keitai resulting from accidental loss/alteration Example: Making an electronic payment encompasses a range of IC Card-based...
Page 200: Osaifu-Keitai (Japanese)
® Osaifu-Keitai Locking IC Card IC Card Lock S % S On IC Card Lock Restrict access to/prevent unauthorized Enter Handset Code S % ® use of Osaifu-Keitai on handset. S Yes S % % S Tools S % S In PIM/ Lifestyle menu, Canceling IC Card Lock In 3, IC Card Lock S % S Off S...
Page 201 ® Osaifu-Keitai Mail Remote Lock S % [ Activating Remote Lock via Mail Remote Lock If handset cannot receive mail IC Disable Osaifu-Keitai ® remotely by Card Lock is not set. mail or phone. Send E Mail or e-mail to Mail Remote Send mail to activate handset with password as...
Page 202 ® Osaifu-Keitai Phone No. to Lck 1 or Phone [ Activating Remote Lock via Phone Call Remote Lock If handset cannot receive calls IC No. to Lck 2 S % [ Preparation on Handset Card Lock is not set. % S Tools S % S In PIM/ Using one of the specified Lifestyle menu, phones, call handset...
Page 203: Simulated Call
Simulated Call Faking Incoming Calls Set Caller S % Handset rings to emulate an incoming Using Simulated Call call. F (Long) . Save name and phone number to show as Caller ID. . Available regardless of handset . Ringer may be muted by handset settings. position.
Page 204: Stopwatch
Stopwatch Using Stopwatch Stopwatch stops when battery runs low. Recording Lap Times % S Tools S % S f While Stopwatch is running, B Saving Records to Notepad Clocks/Gauges S After 3, B S Save to Notepad S % Stopwatch S % Resetting Records After 3, A S From Incoming Calls...
Page 205: Countdown Timer
Countdown Timer Using Countdown Timer % S Tools S % S f % S Countdown starts When Set Time Elapses Clocks/Gauges S . Press % to stop/resume countdown. Tone sounds. Countdown Timer S % Set time elapses S Tone sounds "...
Page 206: World Clock
World Clock Opening World Clock % S Tools S % S f f Select area S % Opening World Clock in Standby Clocks/Gauges S World " S World Clock ends % S Settings S % S In Clock S % Phone menu, Display S % Advancing One Hour (Daylight Saving) [Set Time Zone Window] A...
Page 207: Hour Minder
Hour Minder Using Hour Minder A S Saved Setting Hour Minder At Hour Minder Time " S Hour Minder setting Follow these steps to activate the Hour Minder activates; sounds/ ends hourly time signal at selected hours: vibrates by related settings. % S Tools S % S f Adjusting Hour Minder Volume In 2, Advanced S % S Volume:...
Page 208: Document Viewer
Document Viewer Opening PC Documents % S Tools S % S f Supported File Formats: Key Assignments Doc./Rec. S Document PDF (.pdf) View whole page Viewer S % ® ® Microsoft Excel (.xls) Scroll View upper left Microsoft ® Word (.doc) Toggle full screen view on/off ®...
Page 209: Notepad
Notepad Saving Text New Notepad Entry Sorting Entries Temporarily Deleting Entries [Notepad List] A % S Tools S % S f [ One Entry , Press to toggle sort options (Modified, Doc./Rec. S Notepad S % In Notepad list, select entry Created, Category and Accessed).
Page 210: Voice Recorder
Voice Recorder Recording/Playing Voice % S Recording starts Recording Playback % S Recording stops In recording window, B S . Recording stops if battery runs low while recording. Ring Songs·Tones S % . Record conversations during calls via Record Caller Voice. % S Tools S % S f Doc./Rec.
Page 211: Scan Barcode
Scan Barcode Scanning Barcodes Scan Barcode S % Tone sounds S Scan results Scan UPC/JAN (1D barcodes) or QR Codes (2D barcodes). appear Frame barcode in center of . Membership file or password may be Display required when scanning barcodes. .
Page 212: Create Qr Code
Create QR Code Creating QR Codes Data Folder S % Create QR Codes from these items on From Phone Book Entries handset: In 3, Phone Book S % S Select entry S % S Phone Book My Details From My Details Text Input Ring Songs·Tones In 3, My Details S % S Select item...
Page 213: Scan Card
Scan Card Scanning Business Cards Frame card on Display Scan business cards and save names, Key Assignments in Scan Window addresses, etc. to Phone Book. 1: Toggle focus mode . English business cards may not be 3: Switch to Photo Camera scanned correctly.
Page 214: Text Scanner
Text Scanner Scanning Text Frame text in center of Some text cannot be scanned. Display % S Tools S % S f Doc./Rec. S Barcode/ Scan S % Key Assignments in Scan Window 1: Toggle focus mode 3: Switch to Photo Camera !: Focus Lock Focus #: Mobile Light on/off...
Page 215: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Calendar Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Calendar Calendar [ View Settings Settings Set Holiday Private See below Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Changing default Calendar Calendar Settings Adding Holidays view Saving additional Default View Select type <Empty> Enter name Enter holidays date Select frequency...
Page 216 Additional Functions Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Tools In PIM/Lifestyle Sounding Alarm Calendar Alarm Settings menu, Calendar Select date tone even in For Manner Mode: Ring Select entry S! Friend'sStatus: Manner mode Link Setting: Linked below [ Managing Schedules Saving S! Friend's Availability Status information Tools...
Page 217 Additional Functions Tools In PIM/Lifestyle Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Calendar See below menu, Tasks Select task Edit Alarm: See below Within One Month Deleting entries by Changing Alarm Select date Delete All This Alarm Tone/Video specifying month tone/video & Month Assign Tone/Video: Select folder (Month View)
Page 218 Additional Functions [ Managing Tasks Alarms Tools In PIM/Lifestyle Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, menu, Tasks Find Alarms Select entry Select below Editing entries item Edit in the same manner as Searching tasks By Subject saving entries By Subject Enter subject Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, By Due Date...
Page 219 Additional Functions Wakeup TV Calculator Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Copying While result appears, B Copy Wakeup TV Select entry calculation results Editing entries Select item Edit in the same manner Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Changing exchange as saving entries Calculator Money Converter rate for currency Exchange Rate...
Page 220 Additional Functions Osaifu-Keitai ® Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Osaifu-Keitai IC Card Settings Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Remote Lock Enter Handset Osaifu-Keitai IC Card Settings Code Mail Remote Lock Balance Info Enter Handset Code Notice Settings Send Notice Enabling to view <Empty>...
Page 221 Additional Functions Simulated Call Hour Minder Tools In PIM/Lifestyle menu, Tools f Clocks/ Simulated Call Receive Simulated Gauges Hour Minder Advanced Call Assign Tone/Video: See below Starting via . Simulated Call starts immediately regardless of Simulated Call menu Using Preset Tone or Data Folder File Changing Hour Receive Timing setting.
Page 222 Additional Functions Notepad Tools f Doc./Rec. Notepad Opening properties Select entry Details Tools f Doc./Rec. Voice Recorder Notepad Select entry See below Editing Text Editing Notepad Tools f Doc./Rec. Voice Edit Text Edit Recorder Record Time Changing Category Saving longer Extended Voice Recording Change Category...
Page 223 Additional Functions Scan Barcode Tools f Doc./Rec. Barcode/ Scan Scan Barcode Frame barcode in center of Display Select In a text entry window, B Scan number or mail address Save to Scan Code Frame barcode in Saving linked info Ph.Book As New Entry center of Display See below...
Page 224 Additional Functions Tools f Doc./Rec. Barcode/ Tools f Doc./Rec. Scan Scan Barcode Frame Barcode/Scan Scan Barcode barcode in center of Display Select Frame barcode in center of Display Using images as image Set as Wallpaper Send Message See below Wallpaper .
Page 225 Additional Functions Scan Card Scan Text Tools f Doc./Rec. Barcode/ Scanning and In a text entry window, B Scan Text Scan Scan Card Frame card pasting during text Scanner Frame text in center of Saving to Notepad in center of Display entry Display Select line...
Page 226 Additional Functions Tools f Doc./Rec. Tools f Doc./Rec. Barcode/Scan Scan Text Barcode/Scan Scan Text Frame text in center of Display Select Frame text in center of Display Select line See below line See below Dialing Numbers Text Copying text Select phone number Copy Select first character Using linked info...
Page 227: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting ® Cannot read barcodes during text Osaifu-Keitai Voice Recorder entry Cannot use Osaifu-Keitai ® . Scanning is not available during calls Cannot record properly (S! FeliCa) or when mobile camera is active. . Battery may be low. Charge . If incompatible microphone is Cannot read barcode images in battery or install a charged battery.
Page 228: Entertainment & Communication
Mobile Widget ......10-2 S! Friend's Status......10-8 Customizing Standby Display Using S! Friend's Status ....10-8 (Japanese) ........10-2 S! Circle Talk ......10-11 S! Quick News......10-5 Using S! Circle Talk ..... 10-11 Receiving Content Updates (Japanese) Blog Tool........10-13 ............10-5 Blogging........
Page 229: Mobile Widget
Mobile Widget Customizing Standby Display (Japanese) Paste various widgets (applications) to Obtaining Widgets Installing Widgets Standby to access/activate . Some widgets may need to be % S Entertainment S % information/functions immediately installed manually; follow these steps: from Standby. S Mobile Widget S % [Widget List] Select widget S B S Install S % S Yes S % Activating Single Widgets...
Page 230 Mobile Widget Saving Widgets to Standby Removing Widgets from Standby Using Sheets a S Use A to select widget S B S Paste widgets and Standby Shortcuts on Operation S % S Remove S % S each sheet; toggle sheets to use them. .
Page 231 Mobile Widget Saving Widgets on Other Sheets Deleting Widgets Using S! Quick News & S! Friend's Status Widget In Widget list, select widget [ One Entry DM004SH is preloaded with S!速報ﾆｭｰｽ/S!と In Widget list, select widget もだち状況 (S! Quick News & S! Friend's Set as StbyShortcut S % Status widget) that shows S! Quick News cannot...
Page 232: S! Quick News
S! Quick News Receiving Content Updates (Japanese) Select item S % View content updates or breaking news. Indicators Transmission fees apply. . Follow onscreen instructions. Unread Special Unread General Registering S! Quick News Items Opening Information news news % S Entertainment S % In S! Quick News List, select Read Special Read General...
Page 233: S! Information Channel
S! Information Channel S! Information Channel & Weather Indicator (Japanese) Subscribe to Japanese mobile New Received Information Using Weather Indicator periodicals that download to handset Information window opens for new After S! Information Channel automatically; use Weather Indicator S! Information Channel info delivery. registration, local area weather as needed.
Page 234: E-Books
e-Books Reading e-Books (Japanese) ® Downloading e-Books e-Book Viewer BookSurfing Read XMDF books and dictionary files. Download Contents Keys and read メニューリスト Some files may not be supported. CCF files. 書籍･ｺﾐｯｸ･写真集 Some files may not be supported. % S Entertainment S % .
Page 235: S! Friend's Status
S! Friend's Status Using S! Friend's Status ( (Long) Select entry S % S Select Exchange current usage status, mood, etc. with compatible handsets. phone number S % . Save and organize members in Groups. . S! Friend's Status requires a separate contract and basic monthly fee.
Page 236 S! Friend's Status <Add Comment> S % S Opening Member Status Changing My Status Enter text S % ( (Long) S f Select Follow these steps to change Status, A S Update starts Availability and Comment; new status Group is sent to the members. Changing Connection Status ( (Long) S 私の状況...
Page 237 S! Friend's Status Status Label S % S Enter Receiving Request from Unsaved Creating Status Templates text S % S A Numbers Save custom combinations of Status Icon Repeat S A S Saved and Status Label to each template. When a registration request arrives, a confirmation appears.
Page 238: S! Circle Talk
S! Circle Talk Using S! Circle Talk Group S % S Group A S Saved Use handset like a walkie-talkie to speak to multiple parties Name: S % S Enter name Saving as Individuals simultaneously. In 3, Individual S % S .
Page 239 S! Circle Talk [ Exiting S! Circle Talk Initiating S! Circle Talk S! Circle Talk Operations " S Connection ends [ Speaking Follow these steps to send S! Circle . S! Circle Talk ends automatically Talk requests to members: Press and hold H when when there is only one participant (First, set Connection status to Online Press and Hold a appears...
Page 240: Blog Tool
Blog Tool Blogging Blog Menu S % S Enter Save blog details to view or update Setup for Posting via the Internet blogs easily on handset. name S % Save URL for Disney Web or PC Site Saving Blog Details Browser, or both.
Page 241 Blog Tool Posting to Blogs Posting via the Internet Opening Blog Page In Blog Tool window, select In Blog Tool window, select Complete setup for posting via mail/ entry S % Internet beforehand. entry S A Posting via Mail . Page of URL saved in Refer Blog's Blog by send Browser S % URL opens.
Page 242: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Mobile Widget Entertainment Mobile Widget Disabling cookies Settings Cookies [ Managing Disabled Entertainment Mobile Widget Entertainment Mobile Widget Widget Contents Select widget Deleting cookies Settings Delete Cookies Opening Details properties . Select widget other than S!速報ﾆｭｰｽ/S!ともだち [ Operations in Standby 状況...
Page 243 Additional Functions A (Long) Use A to select S! Quick Sheet Settings News/S! Friend's Status widget Operation Sheet Lock Enter Handset Code Showing news Contents Menu News Display See below images Display Image Activating Lock . Available when only S! Quick News area is set to Locking sheets Select sheet appear on the Panel.
Page 244 Additional Functions [ Other S! Quick News Changing Entertainment S! Quick News [ Opening/Updating Items background Settings Change Skin image Select pattern Entertainment S! Quick News Settings Automatic Update Entertainment S! Quick News Select item Select interval Accessing source S! Quick News List Select item or choose On sites...
Page 245 Additional Functions [ Weather Indicators S! Information Channel Entertainment S! Information Checking weather [ Receiving Information Channel/Weather Weather Indicator forecast Weather Hiding Information Entertainment S! Information window for new Channel/Weather Notification Changing weather On a page, B Settings Font Size received info forecast page font Select size...
Page 246 Additional Functions e-Books S! Friend's Status [ Members & Groups In open page, A 文字列をｺﾋﾟｰ Copying text Select first character Highlight text ( (Long) f Select Group range Member Select method Adding members Select entry or enter phone number Opening Entertainment e-Book Viewer non-DM004SH...
Page 247 Additional Functions [ Status & Availability S! Circle Talk Saving custom ( (Long) Settings Answer [ Member List Availability Status User Setting Select combinations type Select Availability Select member ( (Long) Settings Status below Changing Status Setting f Select template Select Replacing Members Icon Pictogram or...
Page 248: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Blog Tool Communication Blog Tool Select entry Edit Select Editing entries item Edit . For Blog Menu, omit step of pressing $ after editing. Communication Blog Tool Deleting entries Select entry Delete...
Page 249: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting S! Friend's Status S! Quick News Cannot create Status Templates . Three templates may already be Cannot use S! Friend's Status Cannot receive content updates added; reset one and retry. . Set IP Service Setting to On. . Update may fail out-of-range or in S! Circle Talk poor signal conditions.
Page 250: Handset Security
Handset Security ......11-2 Operations Security .....11-2 Information Security.....11-3 Additional Functions ....11-4 Handset Security...
Page 251: Operations Security
Handset Security Operations Security % S Settings S % S In Function Lock PIN Entry Phone menu, Locks S % Restrict access to handset functions. Activate PIN Entry to require PIN entry each time handset is turned on. Lock when Display turns off Auto or handset is closed In Locks menu, PIN Entry S...
Page 252: Information Security
Handset Security Information Security A S Enter Handset Code Application Lock Show Secret Data Restrict access to these functions: Activate Show Secret Data to access Temporary Access to Functions Secret entries. Phone Book Calendar/Tasks . When accessing functions, enter In Locks menu, Show Secret Handset Code and press %.
Page 253: Additional Functions
Additional Functions PIN Entry Settings In Phone menu, Locks See below Changing PIN PIN Entry Change PIN Enter current PIN Enter new PIN Changing PINs Re-enter new PIN . Activate PIN Entry first. Changing PIN2 Change PIN2 Enter current PIN2 Enter new PIN2 Re-enter new PIN2 Secure Remote Lock...
Page 254: Data Folder & Memory Card Data Folder
Data Folder ........12-2 Memory Card ......12-5 Opening Files ........12-3 Using Memory Card ....12-5 Managing Files & Folders ....12-4 Additional Functions ....12-7 Troubleshooting ......12-9 Data Folder & Memory Card...
Page 255: Memory Card
Data Folder Data Folder Handset files are organized in folders by file format. [ Preset Folders Contents Pictures Still images Large still images on Memory Card (images DCIM captured with save location set to DCIM) Ring Songs·Tones Downloaded melodies and other sound files S! Appli S! Applications Widget...
Page 256: Opening Files
Data Folder Opening Files % S Data Folder S % Select file S % Slide Show Available for Pictures or DCIM folder. In file list, select file S B . Unselectable files/folders appear in gray. . To show/hide sub folders, select a folder and press A.
Page 257 Data Folder Managing Files & Folders Adding Folders Moving/Copying Files Hiding Folders May be unavailable for some folders. Some files may not be moved/copied. Restrict access to created folders. Only handset folders can be hidden. % S Data Folder S % S In file list, select file S B In file list, select folder S B Select folder S %...
Page 258: Memory Card
Memory Card Using Memory Card Close cover Use microSD=/microSDHC= Memory Inserting & Removing Card (hereafter "Memory Card") to save Turn handset power off first. and organize files for use on DM004SH. Use recommended Memory Cards Open cover only. For details, see P.15-22 "microSD= Memory Card Compatibility."...
Page 259 Memory Card Enter Handset Code S % Format Card Opening Memory Card Files % S Data Folder S % When using a new Memory Card for the first time, format it on the handset B S Change to before trying to save files, etc. Format MemoryCard S % Card deletes all Memory Card files, even those created on other devices.
Page 260: Additional Functions
Additional Functions File/Folder View Settings Using Files/Folders Data Folder Select folder Data Folder Select folder Switching file list Using files as Manage Items Change List View Select file Set as Wallpaper view Wallpaper Select option . For images smaller or larger than Display, select an option and press %.
Page 261 Additional Functions Managing Files/Folders Line Scroll Data Folder Select folder Page Scroll Select folder Manage Items 2 (Up), 8 (Down), 6 (Right), 4 (Left) Renaming folders Rename Enter name Zoom . Assign different names to folders within a layer. 1 (Zoom out), 3 (Zoom in) Handling SVG files Opening file Data Folder...
Page 262: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Managing Files/Folders Cannot copy files . Files may be copy/forward protected. (If a copy/forward protected file is included in selected files, only the remaining files are copied.) Copied/moved files cannot be used on PCs, etc. . Some files may not be usable on other Disney Mobile handsets or PCs, etc.
Page 263: Connectivity & File Backup
Infrared......... 13-2 Backup .........13-8 Transferring Files via Infrared ..13-3 Basics..........13-8 Backup & Restore ......13-9 IC Transmission ......13-5 S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB) ... 13-10 Transferring Files via IC Transmission ............13-6 About SAB........13-10 Backup & Restore ...... 13-12 Mass Storage .......
Page 264: Infrared
Infrared Infrared Wirelessly transfer files between Transfer Options Getting Started DM004SH and compatible devices. One File Infrared Precautions Transferable Files Transfer single files Transfer Align Infrared Ports of both devices. All File Phone Book Received Msg. Transfer all files by function .
Page 265: Transferring Files Via Infrared
Infrared Transferring Files via Infrared Subsequent Operations Receiving Files [ One File Transfer d (Long) Yes S % S Yes S % . If storage media confirmation appears, select media and press %. [ All File Transfer (Adding Files) Yes S % S Enter Handset Code S % appears % S Enter Authorization Code S .
Page 266 Infrared Sending Files All File Transfer % S Settings S % S f One File Transfer Connectivity S Infrared S % Example: Phone Book entry Send All S % b S Select entry S B S Send Entry S % Yes S % S Enter Handset Code S % Via Infrared S %...
Page 267: Ic Transmission
IC Transmission IC Transmission Wirelessly transfer files between Transfer Options Getting Started DM004SH and compatible devices. . For transferable files, see P.13-2. One File IC Transmission Precautions Transfer single files Transfer . Cancel IC Card Lock beforehand. Align m logos of both devices. .
Page 268: Ic Transmission
IC Transmission Transferring Files via IC Transmission [ All File Transfer (Overwriting Existing All File Transfer Receiving Files Files) % S Settings S % S f Connection request arrives Yes S % S Enter Handset Code S % Connectivity S IC S Enter Authorization Code S % S Delete All &...
Page 269: Mass Storage
Cable driver) from the following URL. handset. . Utility Software . USB Cable may be purchased separately. http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/download/tools/dm_utility/download_1.html . If handset is connected to a PC via USB Mobile Data Communication Fees Cable, disconnect it first. . Using the Internet by connecting...
Page 270: Backup
Backup Basics Back up information to Memory Card, Precautions and restore to handset as needed. . Not available if battery is low. Supported Items . Some items may not be transferable; some settings may be lost, or files may Select items to back up, or transfer all not transfer properly.
Page 271: Backup & Restore
Backup Backup & Restore A S Yes S % Handset to Memory Card . To cancel, press A. . If no file list appears, skip ahead Follow these steps to back up to 7. Backup complete S % S % selected items at once: Select file S % % S Settings S % S f...
Page 272: S! Addressbook Back-Up (Sab)
S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB) About SAB Back up Phone Book content in SAB; add Phone Book SAB Sync Commands & Features changes to SAB anytime. Edit SAB online via PC; add SAB changes to Phone Book anytime. Restore lost or altered Backup Export Phone Book content to SAB Backup/...
Page 273 S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB) Service Usage Outline Precautions [ Unsynchronizable Items Complete Contract SAB restoration cancels these Phone Book settings: Contact General Information (P.15-39) for application. , Picture, Tone/Video, Vibration [ Unintentional Phone Book or SAB Content Deletion . When no Phone Book content exists, selecting Synchronize, Receive User ID &...
Page 274: Backup & Restore
S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB) Backup & Restore Backup (Phone Book > SAB) Restore (SAB > Phone Book) Synchronizing Phone Book Any existing SAB content is deleted. Any existing Phone Book content is Synchronize Options: deleted. % S Phone S % S Synchronize Phone Synchronize Book and SAB...
Page 275: Additional Functions
Additional Functions Infrared Backup [ Backup & Restore Settings f Connectivity Activating Infrared Infrared Switch On/Off On(3 Settings f Connectivity via Main Menu min.) Backing up all Backup/Restore Backup All Items items Enter Handset Code Send My Card Sending My Details Backup complete Infrared Transfer starts...
Page 276 Additional Functions S! Addressbook Back-up Phone S! Addressbook Backup Canceling auto Set Auto Sync Enter Handset synchronization Code Set On/Off Phone S! Addressbook Backup Set Auto Sync Enter Handset Code See below . Set On/Off to On beforehand. Changing auto Changing Auto Sync Frequency synchronization Set Frequency...
Page 277: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Messages are not saved properly File Transfer Bookmarks are not saved properly on recipient devices . Large Bookmarks may not be . Mail Notices are saved as Some files are not received received correctly. messages, invalidating complete . Streaming Bookmarks are saved as message retrieval.
Page 278 Troubleshooting [ Exporting Backed Up Data to Other Backup & Restore Phone Book settings are lost Disney Mobile Handsets . Picture setting may be lost Backup fails Messages are not saved properly depending on image; send the image separately and reassign it. .
Page 279: Handset Customization
Date & Time ......... 14-2 Ringtones & Sounds.....14-5 Date & Time ........14-2 Handset Response....... 14-5 System Sounds ......14-5 Display & Illumination ....14-3 Additional Sound Settings... 14-5 Language ........14-3 Connectivity ........14-6 Image & Text ........14-3 Display & Key Illumination ...14-3 Network ........
Page 280: Date & Time
Date & Time Date & Time Settings Date & Time % S Settings S % S In Phone menu, Date & Time S % Set Date/Time S % S Enter the year S Enter the month S Enter the day S Setting the date and time Enter the time S % Time Correction S % S Manual S % S Yes S %...
Page 281: Display & Illumination
Display & Illumination Display & Illumination Settings Language % S Settings S % S Phone menu Language or S % S English or Switching interface between Japanese and English 言語選択日本語 Image & Text % S Settings S % S In Phone menu, Display S % System Graphics S % S Select item S % S Preset Animation (or Pattern 1 Showing preloaded images for incoming calls, etc.
Page 282: External Display
Display & Illumination Display & Illumination Settings External Display % S Settings S % S In Phone menu, Display S % S External Display S % Changing inactivity time after which External Display Duration S % S Select time S % turns off Messages S % S Not Display S % Hiding new received messages...
Page 283: Ringtones & Sounds
Ringtones & Sounds Ringtone & Sound Settings Handset Response % S Settings S % S In Phone menu, Sounds & Alerts S % Volume S % S Select item S % S Adjust level S % Changing ringtone volume Event Light S % S Select item S % S On, Link to Sound or Off S % Selecting illumination option for incoming transmissions Enabling/disabling illumination for missed incoming Status Light S % S Select item S % S On or Off S %...
Page 284: Connectivity
Connectivity Connectivity Settings Network % S Settings S % S f Network Select Network S % S Manual S % S Select Network S % Selecting a Network manually Select Network S % S Set Preferred S % S Select target location S % S Adding preferred Networks Insert S % S Select Network S % Select Network S % S Set Preferred S % S % S Add to End S % S...
Page 285: Ip Service
Connectivity Connectivity Settings IP Service % S Settings S % S In Phone menu, Locks S % IP Service Setting S % S Off S % S Enter Handset Code S % . When Off, S! Friend's Status, S! Circle Talk, Decoration Call, S! Appli Disabling IP Service Notification Setting and Mobile Widget Notification Setting are disabled.
Page 286: Reset
Reset Reset Settings Restoring Default Settings % S Settings S % S In Phone menu, Master Reset S % Reset Settings S % S Enter Handset Code S % S Yes S % S Yes S % Restoring default handset settings .
Page 287: Appendix
USIM Card ........15-2 Weather Indicators....15-17 About USIM Card ......15-2 Weather Indicator List ....15-17 USIM Card Installation....15-3 Specifications ......15-18 Battery .......... 15-4 Memory Card Structure & Contents Battery Installation......15-4 ............. 15-23 Software Update......15-5 Menu List ........15-24 Troubleshooting......
Page 288: Usim Card
USIM Card About USIM Card USIM Card is an IC card containing Important USIM PINs customer and authentication . USIM Card is the property of Disney There are two Security Codes for USIM information, including the handset Mobile. Card; both are 9999 by default. number.
Page 289: Usim Card
USIM Card USIM Card Installation . Do not apply excessive force to insert/remove USIM Card. . USIM Card must be inserted to use this handset. Push in Tray fully Lift and slide out USIM Card Inserting as shown Remove battery (P.15-4) Using Tab, pull out Tray as .
Page 290: Battery
Battery Battery Installation Close cover About Battery Inserting & Removing Remove cover . Charge battery at least once every six months; an uncharged battery may Battery Cover become unusable or affect files/settings. . Depending on usage, bulges may appear near end of battery life; this does not affect safety.
Page 291: Software Update
Software Update Software Update Check for firmware updates and Scheduled Update Updating Software download as required. Confirmation appears at scheduled Packet transmission fees do not apply Precautions update time. Press % or wait a while to updates (including checking, . Handset is disabled until update is for update to start.
Page 292: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting [ General Problem Possible Cause Solution Problem Possible Cause Solution Was " pressed long Battery strength Ambient temperature Press " longer. Use within an ambient enough? indicator flashes may be outside 5oC temperature of 5oC - 35oC. when not charging to 35oC.
Page 293 Troubleshooting [ Charger/Battery Problem Possible Cause Solution Problem Possible Cause Solution Remaining charge Keep handset closed in This is normal. shortens charging time. Standby; reduce TV, High power S! Application, Battery charges Battery may be consuming Media Player and Camera quickly terminally exhausted Replace battery with a new...
Page 294: Key Assignments
Key Assignments Key Assignments Kanji (Hiragana) Katakana Alphanumerics Numbers Character Codes [Double-byte] [Double & Single-byte] [Double & Single-byte] [Single-byte] あいうえおアイウエオ @./_-1 ぁぃぅぇぉァィゥェォ (space) かきくけこカキクケコ ABCabc2 さしすせそサシスセソ DEFdef3 たちつてとっタチツテトッ GHIghi4 なにぬねのナニヌネノ JKLjkl5 はひふへほハヒフヘホ MNOmno6 まみむめも...
Page 295 Key Assignments Kanji (Hiragana) Katakana Alphanumerics Numbers Character Codes [Double-byte] [Double & Single-byte] [Double & Single-byte] [Single-byte] Conversion (up) Cursor up Conversion (down) Cursor down L (line break) Cursor left Cursor right Switch entry modes (except during conversion) & Toggle Personal Toggle Personal Mode Mode...
Page 296: Pager Codes
Pager Codes Pager Code List Gray background indicates upper and lower case available. Press ' to switch immediately after character entry. [ Double-byte Upper Case [ Single-byte Upper Case Second Digit (Press Next) Second Digit (Press Next) あいうえ...
Page 297: Character Codes
Character Codes Character Code List Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit First Three First Three First Three First Three Digits Digits Digits Digits...
Page 298: Character Codes
Character Codes Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit First Three First Three First Three First Three Digits Digits Digits Digits...
Page 299 Character Codes Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit First Three First Three First Three First Three Digits Digits Digits Digits...
Page 300 Character Codes Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit First Three First Three First Three First Three Digits Digits Digits Digits...
Page 301 Character Codes Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit First Three First Three First Three First Three Digits Digits Digits Digits...
Page 302 Character Codes Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit Last Digit First Three First Three First Three First Three Digits Digits Digits Digits...
Page 303: Weather Indicators
Weather Indicators Weather Indicator List ■Basic Status ■Pollen Count ■Ultraviolet Clear skies (day) Clear skies (night) Moderate Moderate Cloudy High High Rain Extreme Extreme Snow ■Cherry Blossom ■Typhoon Thunder showers Flowering Forming Chance of rain: 0% Almost full bloom Approaching Chance of rain: 10% Full bloom Caution necessary...
Page 304: Specifications
Specifications Specifications [ Handset Materials Disney Mobile DM004SH Parts Materials & Finishing Parts Materials & Finishing External Device Port Cover, PC resin/ Weight 109 g Nylon resin/SUS Headphone Port Cover, Elastomer/ Continuous Talk 230 minutes (3G) Housing (Display side) (insert-molded)/ Memory Card Slot Cover UV painting Time...
Page 305: Specifications
Specifications ® 1 sound or Flash file, or 40 images/ Getting Started Calling Graphic Mail My Pictograms (with 1 sound or ® [ Standby Shortcut Flash file) Dialed Numbers: 30 records Dialed Numbers 3D Pictogram 150 characters Dialed Ranking: 10 records Savable Items 30 per sheet 20 numbers/addresses...
Page 306 Specifications [ Editing Images File Name yymmdd_hhmmss Digital TV Shooting Distance Macro: 10 cm Wallpaper (240 x 400) Use 40 KB or smaller transparent Power On/Off (240 x 400) ISDB-T mobile Video profile Other Recorded File PNG files as Frames Incoming Call (160 x 160) (SD-Video standard) Resize...
Page 307 Specifications [ Blog Tool Scan Barcode UPC/JAN 50 codes Handy Extras (Continuous Blog Details 5 entries QR Code 16 codes [ PIM/Lifestyle Mode) Blog Menu 16 characters Create QR Equivalent of 513 digits, Email Address 128 characters 300 entries, Subject: 32 characters Code 311 alphanumerics or 131 kanji Calendar...
Page 308 Range Within 20 cm http://mb.softbank.jp/en/ [ S! Addressbook Back-up [ microSD= Memory Card Compatibility 10 Backup/Restore/ From PC (Japanese) Synchronization records http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/peripherals/sd/dm004sh.html Network From Handset (Japanese) http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/k-tai/j/peripherals/dm004sh/dm004sh.html 5 Networks [ S! Addressbook Back-up Add Network Country/Network code: 3 digits http://disneymobile.jp...
Page 309: Memory Card Structure & Contents
Video files in Data Folder (Videos) Widget Widget files in Data Folder (Widget) WMAudio WMA files for Media Player (WMA) SH_Folder Application management files Utility Backup files (Phone Book), etc. SHARP MOBILE Backup files (User Dictionary), etc. SD_AUDIO SD-Audio files for Media Player (SD AUDIO)
Page 310: Menu List
Menu List Menu List [ Browser Settings Disney Web Messaging Function Refer to Function Refer to Font Size P.5-11 Function Refer to Disney Web P.5-3 Scroll Unit P.5-11 Received Msg. P.4-12 Bookmarks P.5-7 Cursor Settings P.5-11 Create Message P.4-4 Saved Pages P.5-7 Downloads P.5-11...
Page 311 Menu List [ Settings: General Settings [ Settings: E Mail Settings Camera Function Refer to Function Refer to Delivery Report P.4-30 Message DL(Japan) P.4-32 Function Refer to Reply to Settings P.4-30 Message DL(Abroad) P.4-32 Photo Camera P.7-4 Reply With Text P.4-30 Signature P.4-20...
Page 312 Menu List [ Video Camera Data Folder S! Appli Function Refer to Exposure P.7-15 Function Refer to Function Refer to Record Settings Focus Setting P.7-15 Pictures P.7-9 S! Appli Library P.8-7 Display Size P.7-16 DCIM P.12-2 Osaifu-Keitai P.9-13 Data Folder P.7-15 Ring Songs·Tones P.9-24...
Page 313 Menu List Entertainment Tools [ PIM/Lifestyle Function Refer to Function Refer to Digital TV P.6-5 Mobile Widget P.10-2 Function Refer to TV Player P.6-9 S! Quick News P.10-5 Calendar P.9-2 TV Link P.6-13 What's New P.10-6 Alarms P.9-7 TV Listing P.6-7 Back Issue P.10-6...
Page 314 Menu List [ Clocks/Gauges Settings Function Refer to Function Refer to Duration P.14-4 [ Phone Stopwatch P.9-18 Messages P.14-4 External Countdown Timer P.9-19 Function Refer to Display Date&Time P.14-4 Display World Clock P.9-20 Mode Settings P.1-22 Clock Type P.14-4 Hour Minder P.9-21 Display P.14-3...
Page 315 Menu List [ Phone: Locks [ Connectivity: Memory Card Function Refer to Function Refer to Function Refer to Display Call Cost P.3-17 Disp. Time/ Cost PIN Entry P.11-2 Number of Copies P.7-14 Call Time Counter P.3-17 Change PIN2 P.11-4 Settings P.7-17 Outgoing Calls P.3-19...
Page 316 Menu List Phone Media Player Communication Function Refer to Function Refer to Function Refer to Phone Book P.2-16 Music P.8-4 S! Friend's Status P.10-8 Add New Entry P.2-16 Videos P.8-5 S! Circle Talk P.10-11 Information P.1-21 Streaming P.5-12 Blog Tool P.10-13 Call Log P.3-8...
Page 317: Index
Index Index Charging ............ 1-4 Number Charging Terminals ........1-2 Chat Folder ........4-15, 4-28 3D Pictogram........4-10, 4-31 Calculator ........9-11, 9-33 Clock/Calendar ........14-4 Calendar ............ 9-2 Composite ..........7-13 Calendar Settings......... 9-29 Countdown Timer ........9-19 Editing schedules........9-30 AC Charger ..........1-4 Create Msg.
Page 318 Index Screen Size..........6-5 Event Light..........14-5 Link to World Clk ........9-35 Set Channels..........6-11 Vibration ..........9-35 Expenses Memo........9-12 Sound Output ........6-12 External Camera ........1-2 Subtitle/Sound ........6-13 External Device Port ........1-2 Tone ............6-11 External Display.......1-2, 1-10, 14-4 IC Card Lock ..........9-14 TV Alarm ..........6-15 IC Card Settings ........9-14 Disney Pictograms ........
Page 319 Index Locks ..........1-18, 11-2 Attachments ......... 4-22 Microphone ..........1-2 Drafts............4-29 Loudspeaker .......3-14, 3-20, 10-20 Minute Minder ......... 3-17 Edit ............4-29 Missed Call Notification......3-11 Edit & Send..........4-29 Mobile Light ..........1-2 Graphic Mail ......... 4-22 Mobile Widget .........
Page 320 Index Phone Book (editing) ......2-21 Sent Msg. View......... 4-30 Phone Book (saving)....... 2-16 Set as Wallpaper........12-7 Phone Book (using) ......... 2-18 Set Date/Time...........14-2 S! Addressbook Back-up ......13-10 Phone Book search......... 2-18 Set Key Light..........14-4 Confirming password ......13-14 Phone Help ..........1-20 Set Key Shortcut........1-13 Set Auto Sync ........13-14 Picture Editor..........
Page 321 Index S! Applications ........15-20 Hiragana to Katakana/Alphanumeric Timer log records (opening/deleting)... 6-15 Disney Web & PC Site Browser ..15-19 Conversion ..........2-9 TV Alarm ..........6-15 Speed Dial/Mail ....... 3-7, 4-20 Input/Conversion........2-20 Wakeup TV..........9-9 Standby............1-6 Inserting line breaks......2-19 Inserting Phone Book entry items..
Page 322 Index Wallpaper ..........2-3 Hour Minder ...........9-21 From text entry window ....... 2-10 IC Card Lock .........9-14 Scan results......9-38, 9-39, 9-40 Slide W paper ..........2-3 Warranty..........15-38 Keypad Lock .........1-19 Text (e-Books)........10-19 Weather Indicator ........10-6 Large Font Menu........2-2 Text (Internet pages)......
Page 323 Index Stopwatch..........9-18 Edited still images ........7-9 Setting Wallpaper Notifying Phone Number Files (Internet)........5-10 From attached files ......4-24 Opening My Details......1-19 Files (S! Information Channel pages) ... 10-18 From Phone menu........2-3 Via IC Transmission......13-13 Graphic Mail templates ......
Page 324: Warranty & Service
Warranty & Service Warranty & Service [ Warranty For other services, contact the distributor, the nearest Warranty is provided when you purchase handset. SoftBank Shop or General Information (P.15-39). . Check the name of distributor and date of purchase. Replacement parts are available for 6 years after .
Page 325: Customer Service
Customer Service Customer Service For Disney Mobile handset or service information, call General Information. For repairs, call Customer Assistance. General Information Customer Assistance Disney Mobile Customer Center SoftBank Mobile Customer Center From a Disney Mobile handset, dial toll free at 157 From a Disney Mobile handset, dial toll free at 113 From landlines, dial toll free at 0800-2222-157 From landlines, dial toll free at 0088-250-113...
Page 326 The Walt Disney Company (Japan) Ltd. For additional information, please contact the distributor. Model: Disney Mobile DM004SH Manufacturer: SHARP CORPORATION Please help the mobile industry maintain high environmental standards. Recycle your old handsets, batteries and charger units (all manufacturers and brands). Before you recycle, please remember these important points: .

Sharp disney DM004SH Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Handset Parts

Charging Battery

Power On/Off

Display & Indicators

Accessing Functions

Mobile Manners

Security Codes

Basic Tools

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Basic Operations

Fonts

Wallpaper

Sounds & Alerts

Usability

Text Entry

User Dictionary

Dictionary

Search

Scratch Pad

Phone Book

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Calling

Messaging

Messaging

Sending Messages

Incoming Messages

Handling Messages

Chat Folder

Mail Groups

PC Mail

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Disney Web

Internet Services

Disney Web

PC Site Browser

Browsing

Bookmarks & Saved Pages

RSS Feeds

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Digital TV

Digital TV

TV Player

TV Timer

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Camera & Imaging

Camera

Photo Camera

Video Camera

Review

Shooting Modes

Editing Images

Printing

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Media Player & S! Applications

Media Player

Music

Video

Playlists

S! Appli

Additional Functions

Troubleshooting

Handy Extras

Calendar & Tasks

Alarms

Wakeup TV

Calculator

Expenses Memo

Osaifu-Keitai

Simulated Call

Stopwatch

Countdown Timer