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Page 1 Table of Contents/ Precautions Before Using the Manual FOMA Terminal Calling/Receiving ’05.2 Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls Phonebook Sound/Screen/ Light Settings Security Settings Camera i-mode Mail i- ppli i-motion Displaying/Editing/ Managing Data Other Useful Functions Network Services Data Communication Text Input Appendix...
Page 2 Using the FOMA Terminal Because it relies on radio signals, the FOMA terminal cannot be used in places with no signal (such as tunnels, underground, or in buildings), in places with a weak signal or outside the FOMA service area. There may be times when the terminal cannot be used in the upper floors of a building even with no obstructions in sight.
Page 3: Structure Of This Manual
Structure of this Manual (Quick Manual nP. 580) Layout of Manual The layout of this manual is as illustrated below. The function name is shown. Default settings are shown. Outline of the function and important notes regarding use are explained. The operation is detailed in steps.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Setting, Power Saver Mode, User Set, Personalize, Changing Top Menu Design, Called LED, Font Style Security Settings ..................139 FOMA Terminal Security Code, Change Security Code, FOMA Card (UIM) Settings, Disabling PIN Lock, Lock Functions, All Lock, Self Mode, PIM Lock, Keypad Dial Lock, Key Guard, Show Call/Received,...
Page 5 Remote Control, Multi Number (service not yet available), Additional Services (USSD) Data Communication ................. 467 Data Communication, General Flow to Prepare for Data Communication, Connecting the FOMA Terminal to Your PC, Installing the Communication Setting File, Communications Settings with the FOMA PC Setup Software,...
Page 6: Features Of The Foma Sh700I
Features of the FOMA SH700i FOMA is the name of DoCoMo’s service based on W-CDMA, which is recognized as a global standard for third generation mobile communications system (IMT-2000). The World of i-mode Use the i-mode terminal display to access i-mode, an online service used to access useful information from i-mode menu sites (programs) or i-mode supported sites, or easily send and receive e-mail.
Page 7 Download i-motion from i-mode sites to the Scan printed URLs, mail addresses, phone FOMA terminal and use as ring tone and receive numbers and bar codes (JAN codes or QR codes). display. Use not only melodies but also songs as Save scanned text in phonebook or play scanned nP.
Page 8: Maximizing Use Of The Foma Sh700I
Maximizing Use of the FOMA SH700i The functions of the FOMA SH700i are described below. nP. 74 Video-phone Face-to-face communication Shoot live movies with the using the sub camera main camera Have conversations while looking at each Use main camera and microphone to send other’s faces.
Page 9 ※ The screen shown is only an example. Actual screen may differ. Channels for your area will be shown. Supportbook P. 35 Supportbook (preset) is a simple operations guide on the FOMA terminal. Use this function when unsure of operations. Various Manner Modes P.
Page 10: Safety Precautions (To Be Strictly Followed)
Safety Precautions are explained in the following six sections. Handling the FOMA Terminal, Battery Pack, and Adapters (Charger) (General) ... . . P. 9 Handling the FOMA Terminal ..........P. 10 Handling the Battery Pack .
Page 11: Handling The Foma Terminal, Battery Pack, And Adapters (Charger) (General)
Use only the battery packs, adapters, and chargers specified by the DoCoMo group companies for use with the FOMA terminal. The use of devices other than those specified may result in the malfunction of the FOMA terminal or battery pack. Leaking, overheating, exploding or fire may occur.
Page 12: Handling The Foma Terminal
May cause a fire, electric shock or punishment as of November 1, 2004. equipment malfunction. Turn off the FOMA in areas where the use Turn the FOMA terminal off near high- of mobile phones is prohibited, such as in precision electronic devices or devices that aircraft or hospitals.
Page 13 Do not allow water or other liquids, metal, OK key, movie key (side key). Also, flammable material, or other foreign there are metallic parts under the objects to enter the FOMA card port on the output terminal, charger terminal, and FOMA terminal. miniSD Memory Card slot cover.
Page 14: Handling The Battery Pack
If you are having difficulty fitting the If the battery fluid comes into contact with battery pack to the FOMA terminal, do not your eyes, do not rub your eyes but use excessive pressure to force the battery immediately rinse your eyes with clean into place.
Page 15 If battery fluid comes into contact with your Do not use or leave the battery pack in skin or clothing, stop using the FOMA locations subject to high temperatures, terminal immediately and rinse it off with such as in direct sunlight or inside a car on clean water.
Page 16: Handling The Adapters And Charger
May cause electric shock. shock, or malfunctions. Be attentive to where and how you use the FOMA. Do not use if the adapter’s (charger’s) cord Do not attempt to disassemble or modify. or power cord is damaged.
Page 17 Warning Should water or pet urine enter the adapter The DC adapter and in-car adapter should (charger), remove the plug from the outlet only be used in negative grounded or cigarette lighter immediately. vehicles. Never use these adapters in positively grounded vehicles. May cause an electric shock, smoke emission or fire.
Page 18: Handling Mobile Phones Near Electronic Medical Equipment
Do not take your FOMA terminal into FOMA terminal at least 22 cm away from operating rooms, ICUs (Intensive your implant. Care Units) or CCUs (Coronary Care units).
Page 19: Handling The Foma Card
Handling the FOMA Card Warning Never place the FOMA card inside a microwave oven or pressure cooker. May cause melting, overheating, smoke emission, lost data, or malfunctions. Caution Use the FOMA card only in equipment Be careful when detaching the FOMA card specified by DoCoMo.
Page 20: Handling Precautions
Do not expose to water. FOMA terminal, battery pack and adapter or charger are not waterproof. Do not use in humid or steamy areas such as bathrooms and avoid exposing to rain and other forms of moisture. If FOMA terminal is carried close to skin, perspiration may cause internal components to corrode and result in malfunction.
Page 21 To protect the environment, please take any unnecessary FOMA cards to your local DoCoMo retailer. Keep a separate record of any data stored in FOMA card. DoCoMo cannot be held responsible in any way for the loss of data.
Page 22: Intellectual Property
If the FOMA terminal is used in a manner which seriously creates a public nuisance, the owner may be subject to punishment under legal and/or regulatory guidelines (such as nuisance prevention ordinance).
Page 23 Other Intellectual Property This product is equipped with NetFront v3.0 for FOMA for Internet functions. Copyright  1996-2005 ACCESS CO., LTD. NetFront v3.0 is a product of ACCESS Co., Ltd. Some software in this product includes modules developed by the Independent JPEG Group.
Page 24: Standard Parts Packaged With Unit And Main Optional Parts
P. 580. CD-ROM (1) FOMA SH700i terminal (1) (includes warranty and rear “FOMA SH700i ｉアプリのご紹介” cover SH03) (FOMA SH700i i-αppli User’s Guide) Main optional parts FOMA AC Adapter 01 Desktop holder SH03 Battery pack SH04 (includes warranty and (includes user’s guide) (includes user’s guide)
Page 25: Before Using The Foma Terminal
Using a FOMA Card ........
Page 26: Component Names And Functions
Component Names and Functions ※ The FOMA terminal has an internal antenna. The internal antenna area Attaching a commercially available strap Do not touch or cover the internal antenna With the FOMA terminal closed, pass the area with your hands.
Page 27 c View key $ 1 Infrared exchange port Port for sending and receiving infrared data. To start Assistant View: Press during a (nP. 389) voice call or while using other functions to check data from other functions, such 2 Sub camera as the phonebook or mail.
Page 28 (nP. 177) FOMA terminal to turn off picture light. Flashes when there is an incoming call. When a call is received while the FOMA Flashes yellow when Screen display terminal is closed, the caller’s phone time is set to LED display on in User set number and name appear on the sub in Power saver mode.
Page 29 How to Open the FOMA Terminal When using the FOMA terminal, open it. Keeping the FOMA terminal closed when carrying is recommended. Open carefully with both hands. Push the display back as far as it will go. Note Do not forcefully pull the rubber covers of the earphone/microphone terminal, miniSD Memory Card slot and the external connector terminal.
Page 30: Viewing The Display
Viewing the Display The display allows you to check the current status after the power is turned on or while setting up functions. The display lights for a set period of time when a key is pressed. The default setting is 15 seconds.
Page 31 Indicates that a voice or video-phone call r FOMA card error is in progress. (nP. 50, P. 51, P. 74) Indicates the type of FOMA card error. R: Appears when FOMA card is Shows the status during a voice call or a video-phone call.
Page 32 P. 332) Note miniSD Memory Cards are referred to as miniSD or SD on the FOMA terminal. (nP. 369) Some of the screen shots in this manual have been modified or abbreviated. The display for the FOMA terminal is manufactured using high-precision technology, but it may occasionally contain dots that fail to light or that remain permanently lit.
Page 33: Making Menu Selections
Making Menu Selections Functions are set or registered after a menu appears. Menus can be displayed using the following methods. Select a function starting from the Top menu. Retrieve a function by entering a function number (nP. 32). Select a function from the Shortcut menu (nP. 431). Select a phone function, mail function or the camera function screen with large font (Zoom menu) (nP.
Page 34 In stand-by, press t, select a menu or an icon using w and press t. Select a function using u and press t. (Stand-by) Top menu When Data box is selected When My picture When Camera is selected is selected To access the above function from the Top menu, the following instruction appears in this manual: “Alternatively, select + (Data box) →...
Page 35 Unsent messages Shoot picture Shoot still picture P. 170 View picture My picture folder list of Data box P. 330 (FOMA terminal handset) Camera functions Shoot movie Shoot movie P. 174 View movie i-motion folder list of Data box P. 346 (FOMA terminal handset) The entry screens for the mail recipient, title and message text are not enlarged.
Page 36 Selecting Functions from the Submenu When guidance c appears, press C to show the functions (sub menu) that can be used in that screen. This manual explains how to select sub menus based on the entry of function numbers. However, some sub menus do not have function numbers. In such cases, select the function using u and press t.
Page 37: Displaying The Supportbook
Supportbook Displaying the Supportbook Supportbook (preset) is a simple operation guide that uses the FOMA terminal handset KEITAIViewer. Use this function when unsure of operations. (nP. 396) Alternatively, when composing a message with Assistant View, press $ to use Supportbook (preset). (nP. 406) Useful tips and functions are displayed in the form of a conversation to allow for rapid comprehension.
Page 38: Using A Foma Card
FOMA terminals can be used for different purposes as needed. If a FOMA card is not inserted, communications functions, such as voice/video-phone calls, i-mode, i-mode mail and SMS transmissions, Message R/F reception and data transmission on the FOMA terminal cannot be used.
Page 39 Inserting or removing the FOMA card with force may cause damage to the card. Use caution. Do not misplace the FOMA card once it is taken out. The FOMA terminal power may turn off if the IC area of the FOMA card is dirty. Wipe off any dirt with a soft cloth.
Page 40 <Example: When setting Melody A, for which FOMA card restriction functions are set, as a ring tone> When one's own FOMA card is taken out or is replaced with another's FOMA card, Select ring tone returns to default settings. When one’s own FOMA card is put back, the ring tone returns to Melody A.
Page 41: Inserting And Removing The Battery Pack
Firmly close the rear cover. If not closed firmly, the rear cover may come off and the battery pack may fall out due to vibration. If the battery pack connection terminal side or FOMA terminal battery pack (charger terminal) is dirty the FOMA terminal power may turn off. Additionally, the battery may not be sufficiently recharged. Wipe off any...
Page 42: Removing The Battery Pack
Registrations and settings that return to the default settings or are erased when the battery is removed Data being edited Registrations and settings that return to the default settings or are erased when the FOMA is left with no battery or an empty battery Date settings Redial Received calls...
Page 43: Charging The Mobile Phone
Cautions when charging Do not charge for long periods of time with the power left on. If the FOMA terminal is left on after charging is complete, the battery pack charge decreases. In such cases, the AC or DC adapter charges the battery again. However, depending on when the FOMA terminal is disconnected from the AC or DC adapter, the battery charge level may be low, the battery alert tone may sound, or the battery may only be usable for a short time.
Page 44 Charging Using the AC Adapter/DC Adapter Read “FOMA AC adapter 01 (sold separately)/FOMA DC adapter 01 (sold separately) user’s guide” carefully. Battery pack can be charged with the FOMA terminal open. Open the external connector Charging LED terminal cover. Check the direction (see...
Page 45 Make sure that the power is turned off before leaving the car. Note that even if the FOMA terminal is turned on, turning off the ignition or pulling the DC adapter out of the cigarette lighter socket will turn the FOMA off. To make a call or stay in stand-by, first disconnect the connector from the FOMA terminal.
Page 46: How To Check The Battery Level
Battery Level How to Check the Battery Level Check the approximate battery level in the display. ": Battery level is still sufficient #: Battery level is low $: Battery is almost empty %: Battery is empty (power will turn off soon) {: Battery pack is being charged Also check battery level in the sub display.
Page 47: Turning The Power On And Off
To set initial settings in English, press H and perform “Switching Display to English” as described on P. 45, then restart the FOMA terminal. When initial settings have already been set When the power is turned on, the screen to the right appears.
Page 48: Making The Initial Settings
Set whether or not to emit a sound when keys are pressed. P. 116 When items that have not been set remain, the setting screen appears when the FOMA terminal is turned on. In stand-by, press t*. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Initial settings from Top menu.
Page 49: Sending Your Own Phone Number To The Other Party
Press t. The date and time are set. Press H and stand-by reappears. Note Times appear in 24-hour format. Set date and time from 00:00 January 1, 2000 to 23:59 December 31, 2099. The date and time that are set are saved even if the battery pack is removed, but if the battery pack remains removed or is empty for over one month, the settings may be reset.
Page 50 LMEMO9...
Page 51: Calling/Receiving
Answering Calls by Pressing Any Key ......<Any Key Answer>61 Closing the FOMA Terminal to End/Hold Calls ....<Close Operation>61 Using Received Calls .
Page 52: Making Calls
Making Calls Check that there are sufficient battery and signal levels. In stand-by, dial the phone number starting with the area code. Always dial the area code, even when the number is in the same area. Dial up to 80 digits. When the number exceeds 13 digits, it appears on two lines. After 26 digits has been exceeded, the last 26 digits appear on two lines.
Page 53 During a call, approximate call duration appears on the screen. When the call duration exceeds 9:59:59, the display resets to 0:00. The FOMA terminal may become warm after continuous use. This is not a malfunction. Calls cannot be made if no FOMA card is inserted.
Page 54 Redial Redialing Previously Called Numbers The FOMA terminal keeps a record of the 30 most recent calls made (Redial). Retrieve these phone numbers to make calls. When 30 calls are exceeded, phone numbers are erased starting with the oldest. If the same number was called multiple times, only the most recent is recorded.
Page 55 Keypad dial lock (nP. 151) Phonebook PIM lock (nP. 150) Delete user data (nP. 448) If the FOMA terminal battery is removed or if battery level is not sufficient for a period of time, redials are deleted. Add 186/184 Setting Caller ID to Send/Not Send for a Single Call Select to send or to not send your phone number to the other party.
Page 56 Pause Dial Sending Touch-tone Signals with Simple Operations Use pagers* and services such as ticket reservations and bank balance inquiries, with simple operations by saving the combinations of phone numbers and messages in the phonebook. Saving Touch-tone Data to the Phonebook Enter the phone number in the phonebook.
Page 57: Making International Calls
Refer to the DoCoMo web page for information on available countries and providers. Depending on the other party's video-phone terminal, the image that appears on the FOMA terminal may be distorted, or connection may not be possible.
Page 58 International prefix Save up to five additional numbers for international calling. The number is added when making calls from phonebook, Received calls or Redial. In stand-by, press t59 , select -------------------- to save a new number and press t . Alternatively, select _ (Settings) →...
Page 59 Adding international prefix and making an international call <Int’l calls> In stand-by, enter the country code, area code, other party’s phone number and press C6. International calls screen appears. Select prefix and press t. To erase prefix number Press C5. Default setting Adding International Prefix Automatically <Auto Assist Set>...
Page 60 Note If b is entered at the beginning of the phone number or after 184, 186, b31#, #31# or a set prefix, the numbers after b are recognized as the phone number. Reconnect Control Default setting Reconnecting Disconnected Calls Automatically Alarm on (high) Calls may be disconnected in areas with weak signals such as entering a tunnel or being surrounded by buildings.
Page 61: Answering Calls
Note Functions such as display settings and ring tones follow FOMA terminal settings for incoming calls. If hands-free device has sound enabled, device plays ring tone even when FOMA terminal is set to Manner mode or Silent. While in Drive mode, functions follow FOMA terminal settings for incoming calls.
Page 62 Press H after call. Note Calls to the FOMA terminal cannot be made from phones with no direct outside line, such as an internal building phone. Set mute seconds (nP. 158) to delay ring tone sounding until set number of seconds pass when received from an unregistered number or a number without caller ID.
Page 63 Hold sound, Silent, or Finish call settings. For video-phone calls, the set substitute image (nP. 85) is sent to the other party. Open the FOMA terminal to send camera image to the other party. (nP. 83) If the earphone/microphone is disconnected while the FOMA terminal closed, the call is mute when set to Silent and Finish call, and put on hold when set to Hold sound.
Page 64 Received Calls Using Received Calls The FOMA terminal keeps a record (Received calls) of the 30 most recent calls made. Retrieve these phone numbers to make calls. When 30 calls are exceeded, phone numbers are erased starting with the oldest.
Page 65 Set the following functions to delete all Received calls. Keypad dial lock (nP. 151) Phonebook PIM lock (nP. 150) Delete user data (nP. 448) If the FOMA terminal battery is removed or if battery level is not sufficient for a period of time, Received calls are deleted.
Page 66: Placing Calls On Hold
Press s to answer. Note Calls stay on hold even after closing the FOMA terminal. On hold appears in the sub display. (On hold setting and Close operation (nP. 61) setting are not linked.) Beeps do not sound in Manner mode.
Page 67 On Hold Tone Default setting Setting On Hold Tone On hold tone 1 Set the on hold guidance that the other party hears. Select On hold tone 1 (Japanese), On hold tone 2 (English) or recorded voice memo. On hold tone 1..[ただいま電話に出ることができません。そのままお待ちになるか、しばらくたってからおかけ直しください。] On hold tone 2..[I can’t take your call now.
Page 68 If the handset is turned off or in a place with no signal, the guidance for outside service area plays. FOMA terminal will not vibrate when i-mode mail, SMS, or Message R/F is received even if Vibration mode is set.
Page 69: Checking Missed Calls
When missed calls are checked, or c is pressed for 1+ seconds, Missed call disappears. When the FOMA terminal is closed and g (@) is pressed for 1+ seconds, Missed calls disappears. When Missed call appears in stand-by, press t.
Page 70 Record message is not available when FOMA terminal is turned off or out of service area. This function is convenient when used in conjunction with Network Voice Mail Service.
Page 71 Recording Message When a call is received, Record message is activated after set answering duration (nP. 70). An outgoing message is played when a voice call is received. When a video-phone call is received After Preparing message. Please wait appears, the reply image for Record message (video-phone) appears.
Page 72 Record messages (voice/video-phone calls) may not be saved if three seconds or less. Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content. It is recommended that a memo be kept of contents for Record message (voice/video-phone calls).
Page 73 Delete unnecessary messages and try again. (nP. 72) Note Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content. It is recommended that a memo be kept of Record message contents.
Page 74 When Manner mode is set while Record message (video-phone) is playing, a confirmation screen appears. Select Yes to play. Record date of recorded messages and voice memos does not appear properly if date on FOMA terminal is not set properly.
Page 75: Making/Receiving Video-Phone Calls
Making/Receiving Video-phone Calls Using Video-phone............74 Making Video-phone Calls .
Page 76: Using Video-Phone
!: Appears when shooting and saving images of the other party. 7 Communication time: Displays up to 9 hours 59 minutes 59 seconds. Screen size: full-screen* * Turn the FOMA terminal sideways to view in full-screen. This screen is a reference; actual screen may differ.
Page 77: Making Video-Phone Calls
Chara-den During a video-phone call, display a character in place of one’s own image. Characters move their mouths in accordance with sounds and are maneuvered using key operations. (nP. 359) BVIG Making Video-phone Calls Check that there are sufficient battery and signal levels. Send a substitute image or Chara-den to the other party instead of one’s own image.
Page 78 Press H after call. Note Video-phone calls cannot be made to emergency numbers (110, 119, 118) from the FOMA terminal. The call is not connected when a video-phone call is placed to an unsupported handset. If Redial voicecall is set to ON, the number is automatically redial as a voice call (nP. 89). In such cases, voice call charges are incurred.
Page 79 Note When the video-phone does not connect When the video-phone does not connect, a message explaining the reason appears. The other party’s actual conditions may vary depending upon the type of phone and their subscribed network services. Message Reason Check the number and retry You are dialing the wrong number.
Page 80: Receiving Video-Phone Calls
The name appears. However, names and phone numbers do not appear if the caller does not send ID. When FOMA terminal is closed Check with the sub display. (Up to five double-byte characters appear at once. For six or more characters, press g (@) to scroll.) Sub display Press i [V-phone].
Page 81 Press H after call. Note Substitute image (nP. 85) can be used to set the substitute image that is transmitted. When a video-phone call is received during a voice call, select to continue the call or disconnect the call and receive video-phone call. If selecting to disconnect the voice call, the current call is disconnected. Even if Voice Mail Service is set to Activate, the video-phone call is continued and the call is not connected to the Voice Mail Service center.
Page 82 When Record message is not set, record a message for a single incoming call. Record message (video-phone) is not available when FOMA terminal is turned off or out of service area. Record up to two messages (15 seconds per one message).
Page 83: Chara-Den
Use JPEG and GIF images saved to My picture of Data box that are set to QCIF: 176 144 (W×H). (GIF animation is not available.) Still pictures that are restricted for output from the FOMA terminal are not available. The default setting is 伝言メモ画像. Chara-den Refer to P.
Page 84 Preset Chara-den The following Chara-den are preset. Character (girl) This Japanese office lady character is capable of showing emotions such as happiness and sadness and can perform various body actions such as waving her hands and tilting her head. Full-action mode action list Part-action mode action list Number Number...
Page 85: Setting The Image To Send To The Other Party
Making a Chara-den Perform an Action Make the Chara-den perform an action. In Full-action mode, express emotions such as happy and angry. Change to Part-action mode to move body parts, jump and dance. Perform different actions together in Part-action mode. Depending on the Chara-den, movement of the mouth may synchronize with sound from a microphone.
Page 86 144 (W×H). (GIF animation is not available.) Still pictures that are restricted for output from the FOMA terminal are not available. Images shot with the FOMA terminal are available regardless of file restrictions. Still pictures saved onto a miniSD Memory Card are not available directly. Copy to the Camera folder or i-mode/Other folder in My picture of FOMA terminal handset.
Page 87 Use JPEG and GIF images saved to My picture of Data box that are set to QCIF: 176 144 (W×H). (GIF animation is not available.) Still pictures that are restricted for output from the FOMA terminal are not available. In stand-by, press t5321. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Phone settings → Video-phone set →...
Page 88: Set The Image During Video-Phone Calls
Set the light duration for the display for a video-phone call. Always ON Self-portrait Set self-portrait to Reverse off, Reverse on, or Pause. Reverse on Screen size Full-screen* Large Normal * Turn the FOMA terminal sideways to view in full-screen.
Page 89 Display settings Select from the following four settings. Item Setting details Show me small The other party’s image is large and mine is small. Other Only the other party’s image appears. Show me big The other party’s image is small and mine is large. Only my image appears.
Page 90: Changing Video-Phone Settings
Reverse on reverses image orientation as if viewing in a mirror. Reverse off returns image to normal. While sending Chara-den and substitute images, Self-portrait is not available. While paused, Stopped appears on top of the image of the other party’s FOMA terminal. Self-portrait is reset after video-phone call ends.
Page 91: Save Other Party's Image As A Still Picture
144 (W×H) size. During a video-phone call, press t5. Press t [ = ]. While recording, Recording appears on top of the image of the other party’s FOMA terminal. Shutter sound does not sound. The still picture is recorded and Saving appears.
Page 92 LMEMO9...
Page 93: Phonebook
Phonebooks Available on FOMA Terminal ........
Page 94 FOMA Terminal Handset Phonebook and FOMA Card Phonebook Save name, phone number and mail address for both phonebooks. Use FOMA card on other FOMA terminals. To use phonebook on other FOMA terminals, save numbers in FOMA card phonebook. FOMA terminal handset phonebook...
Page 95 Note information saved in phonebook separately or transfer/store them on a PC using miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 369) or Data Link Software (nP. 549). Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 96 Reading is not automatically entered if symbols and pictographs are entered for name or when using one-touch conversion. When reading is incorrect Select B, press t and correct reading. FOMA terminal handset phonebook entry screen Select 9, press t, enter phone number and press t.
Page 97 When Set secret (nP. 109) is set to ON, phonebook entries cannot be overwritten. Set Secret mode (nP. 153) to ON. To save a phone number or mail address when 500 entries are already saved on the FOMA terminal handset, select a memory number to overwrite an already existing phonebook entry. Entries in the FOMA card phonebook are not overwritten.
Page 98 Related Operations Set groups <Select group> 1 In the phonebook entry screen (nP. 94), select Q ? t ? select group ? t. Save postal code 1 In the phonebook entry screen (nP. 94), select N ? t ? enter postal code ? Save postal address 1 In the phonebook entry screen (nP.
Page 99 Movies/i-motion with Ring tone set to unavailable cannot be set as Chaku-motion. (nP. 326) Movies/i-motion copied from miniSD Memory Card to FOMA terminal handset cannot be set as Chaku-motion. Record movies on the FOMA terminal handset to use for Chaku-motion.
Page 100 When Picture call set (nP. 126) is set to OFF, no image is displayed when receiving a call. Movie/i-motion copied from miniSD Memory Card to FOMA terminal handset is not available for Picture call. To use shot movies for Picture call, record them on the FOMA terminal handset.
Page 101 Select Q, press t, select group and press t. Select S, press t, enter phone number and press t. Enter up to 26 digits for FOMA card (green) and 20 digits for FOMA card (blue). When phone number is entered incorrectly Press c to erase the last digit.
Page 102 Since capacity of FOMA terminal handset phonebook and FOMA card phonebook differ, only the first phone number/mail address is copied to FOMA card. Characters and character limits also differ. If some data cannot be copied, Some data will be deleted OK? appears. Select Yes to copy the first phone number/mail address.
Page 103: Setting Groups
Entry items are saved as follows when copied to FOMA terminal handset. Reading is saved as single-byte katakana. Phone number and mail address from FOMA card are saved as first phone number and mail address in FOMA terminal handset. Entries are allocated accordingly if same group name exists in FOMA terminal handset and FOMA card phonebooks.
Page 104 _ (Not specified) cannot be renamed. The default setting is _ (Not specified), Dグループ1 (Group 1) to Bグループ１９ (Group 19) for FOMA terminal handset phonebook and _ (Not specified), Dグループ1 (Group 1) to Mグループ１０ (Group 10) for FOMA card phonebook.
Page 105 (i-motion melodies with no video), movies/i-motion with tickers added, and movies/i-motion with playback restrictions cannot be set for Picture call. Movies/i-motion copied from miniSD to FOMA terminal handset are not available. To use shot movies for Picture call, record them on the FOMA terminal handset.
Page 106 Only FOMA terminal handset entries appear. FOMA card phonebook does not have memory numbers and cannot be sorted. Memory numbers do not exist on FOMA card phonebook. Searching by memory number is not available. In stand-by, press a to show by the last method used.
Page 107 Press t. Select icon with v and press t to perform the following. 9 y A 3 Places call to saved phone number. Compose message screen addressed to saved mail address appears. View saved postal address. View saved memo. < V Plays set ring tone or Chaku-motion.
Page 108 In stand-by, press a. Alternatively, select - (Phonebook) from Top menu. When memory number search phonebook list does not appear Press C13. FOMA terminal handset phonebook list (010 to 019) Enter three-digit memory number. Press v to show previous/next ten entries.
Page 109 If another FOMA card is inserted, FOMA card restrictions (nP. 37) are activated. Substitute image appears if image downloaded from site is set for Picture call (nP. 96). Settings return when original FOMA card is inserted. Restricting still picture transfer to miniSD Memory Card <Image transfer>...
Page 110: Editing Phonebook Entries
When Image transfer is set to Yes, more time may be taken when copying phonebook entries to a miniSD Memory Card. Even if Image transfer is set to Yes, images with file restrictions (output restrictions to non-FOMA terminals) are not sent.
Page 111: Deleting Phonebook Entries
1 In stand-by, press a ? name ? t ? item ? C3. Note Copying saved details The following items can be copied: FOMA terminal handset phonebook names, phone numbers one through three, mail addresses one through three, memos, postal addresses, and FOMA card phonebook names, phone numbers, and mail addresses.
Page 112 LED and group called LED, group mail/message LED, set Secret mode to ON. 2-touch Dialing Calling with a Few Key Strokes Easily call parties saved in memory numbers 000 to 099 in FOMA terminal handset phonebook. First phone number is called when multiple are saved.
Page 113: Sound/Screen/Light Settings
Sound/Screen/ Light Settings Sound Settings Changing Mobile Phone Sounds ......<Sound Settings>112 Changing Mobile Phone Sound Volume .
Page 114 Movies/i-motion that are image only, have tickers added or have playback restrictions are not available. i-motion with Ring tone set to unavailable cannot be set as Chaku-motion. (nP. 385) i-motion copied from miniSD Memory Card to FOMA terminal are not available. To use shot movies for Chaku-motion, record them on the FOMA terminal.
Page 115 Note When checking ring tone in step 4, press C1 during playback to adjust the volume. Ring tones are prioritized as follows when multiple ring tones are set. Priority (high → low) Phonebook ring tone → Group ring tone → Video-phone ring tone → regular ring tone Ring tone When a call is received during data transmission, the tone saved as Phone ring tone sounds.
Page 116 Forward and store saved i-melody data on a PC using miniSD Memory Card (nP. 369). (Copy protected data cannot be forwarded.) Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 117 Adjust Volume Changing Mobile Phone Sound Volume Change voice/video-phone, i-mode mail, SMS and Message R/F ring tone volume. Volume can also be changed for Keypad sound, FOMA terminal Open/Close sound, Timer sound and Charge start/end sound. Default setting Adjusting Ring Tone Volume <Phone Ring Volume>...
Page 118 Default setting Adjusting Earpiece Volume <Earpiece Volume> Volume 3 Select from five earpiece volume levels. In stand-by, press o or p for 1+ seconds. Earpiece volume screen appears. If a calendar is shown, press H to disable the calendar before continuing with operations. Press o (louder) or p (softer) to adjust volume and press t.
Page 119 Melodies that do not have vibration settings vibrate in Pattern 1. Note Note that if Vibrator is set and FOMA terminal is left on a table, it may fall when a call is received. FOMA terminal Vibrator settings are not reflected in Flash movies (nP. 227).
Page 120 Quality Alarm Default setting Sounding Alarm When the Signal is Weak Alarm on (high) The alarm sounds if there is a risk the call is about to disconnect due to weak signal strength, etc. Quality alarm is available only for voice calls. Alarm settings are Alarm on (high), Alarm on (low), and No alarm.
Page 121 Sounding Ring Tone in Earphone Only Earphone+speaker Set ring tone to sound from earphone instead of the FOMA terminal speaker when the flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (sold separately) is connected. If no flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch (sold separately) is connected, the ring tone will sound from the speaker even when set to Earphone only.
Page 122 Setting Manner Mode In stand-by, press # for 1+ seconds. If FOMA terminal is closed when call is received Press g (@) for 1+ seconds. The Manner mode selected previously is set. To set Manner mode during a call or while receiving a call During a call or while receiving a call, press # for 1+ seconds.
Page 123 Related Operations Disable Manner mode automatically at a specified time <Auto disable> 1 In stand-by, enter disabling time (four digits: 24-hour format) ? # (for 1+ seconds) or t5. Silence ring tone when Manner mode is not set <Quick silent> 1 Press # or t for 1+ seconds while receiving.
Page 124 Note Record message activates if set to ON (nP. 68) even if set to OFF in Original manner mode. Change Original manner mode settings even while Manner mode is set. If a connected external device is set to sound, it will sound even if Manner mode is set. When Mic sensitivity is set If Manner mode is set, microphone becomes more sensitive during calls.
Page 125 Auto answer (when earphone is connected) (nP. 447) When a different FOMA card is inserted and a downloaded image is set as stand-by, the FOMA card restriction function (nP. 37) activates and the default image appears as stand-by. When the original FOMA card is inserted, the settings return.
Page 126 Select display method and press t. To display one month (large) Press 1. To display one month Press 2 and select display position from Upper left, Upper right, Lower left or Lower right. To display two months Press 3. To display six months 1 month (Large) 1 month Press 4.
Page 127 If original still picture set as Incoming/Outgoing calls screen is deleted, the screen returns to default setting. Images that cannot be set do not appear. Images in miniSD Memory Cards cannot be set for Incoming/Outgoing calls screen. Copy to FOMA terminal before setting.
Page 128 Changing Sub Display Settings Default setting Switching the Sub Display <Sub display> Status indicators + Time Press g（@） with the FOMA terminal closed to change the sub display in the following order. Status indicators + Time Status indicators Date + Time When “Status indicators”...
Page 129 Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Display → Sub display → Contrast from Top menu. Current contrast level appears. Press o (darker) or p (lighter) to adjust and press t. Set contrast is applied when FOMA terminal is closed. Power Saver Mode Default setting Saving Battery Power Normal mode Adjust settings such as the screen display time and conserve battery power.
Page 130 User Set Setting Original Power Saver Mode Adjust Display light time, Screen display time, Screen Saver and Brightness settings for User set of Power saver settings. Default setting Setting Display and Key Lights <Display Light Time> See below Set the light duration for display and key backlight for the following situations. Light dims when set time passes.
Page 131 Select time before activating Power saver mode at 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes or 20 minutes. Set the picture light to flash yellow when the FOMA terminal is opened to indicate Power saver mode is active. In stand-by, press t2632.
Page 132 Note Display turns off if screensaver is active for over approximately two hours, or battery level runs low. (Screensaver setting stays ON.) Screensaver activates after a call or other phone operations but the display turns off after approximately two hours. When ON (Privacy) is selected and a call or mail is received, Missed calls or ## mail message(s) appears.
Page 133 Default setting Changing the Pop-up Window Color and Frame ポップアップ 1 <Pop-up Window> Change background color and frame of pop-up windows of sub menus, etc. Use My picture GIF images in Data box with a size of 201(W) × 62(H). (Flash movies, GIF animation and JPEG images are not available.) Images shot with the camera are not available.
Page 134 Default setting Setting Background for Guidance Key <Guidance Keys> See below Set a background image for each of three guidance keys. (nP. 27) For the center guidance key, use GIF images with a size of 46(W) × 24(H). For the right and left guidance keys, use GIF images with a size of 66(W) ×...
Page 135 Changing Top Menu Design Set icons and their order, background image and whether to show icon names in the Top menu. Default setting Changing Top Menu Design <Preset Themes> Avant-garde Change the Top menu icon positions and images to a coordinated theme. Select Avant-garde or Sophistique.
Page 136 Note If an image from My picture of Data box is set as a menu icon, even if deleted, the image is retained until the menu icon setting is changed. Default setting Setting Action Focus for Top Menu Icons <Action Focus> Wheel Set Action focus for Top menu icons.
Page 137 Default setting Enabling/Disabling Icon Names <Display Icon Name> Enable/Disable displaying titles under Top menu icons. In Top menu (nP. 31), press C5. Display icon name settings screen appears. Press 1 [ON: display icon name]. To not display titles Press 2. Note For preset icons, since the icon name is included in the image, characters appear doubled when Show icon name is set to ON.
Page 138 Confirming Key Operations in Stand-by Screen <Key List> View a list of key operations in stand-by screen. In Top menu (nP. 31), press C, select #Key list and press t. Operation Reference Menu P. 31 Shortcut menu P. 432 u1+ seconds Earpiece volume P.
Page 139 Select LED color and press t. For each color selected, picture light/called LED color changes. Types of LED colors Rainbow White Yellow Mixed colors Purple Cyclone Green Light blue Random Blue Rainbow lights with a gradation of red, purple, blue, light blue, green and yellow. Mixed colors lights red, yellow, green, light blue, blue and purple in random order.
Page 140 Font Style Default setting Changing Font Width Bold Change the font width for the main display. Choose from three styles. In stand-by, press t23. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Display → Font style from Top menu. Select a style to see sample text. Press 1 [Normal].
Page 141: Security Settings
Changing Terminal Security Code ..... . .<Change Security Code>141 Setting PIN Code ....... . <FOMA Card (UIM) Settings>142 Disabling PIN Lock .
Page 142 Use security codes with various functions to fully utilize the FOMA terminal. Terminal Security Code (For Various Functions) Terminal security code is set to 0000 by default but can be changed.
Page 143 0000 by default but can be changed. (Additionally, information providers may set their own passwords.) FOMA terminal owner will be asked to bring identification (a driver’s license, etc.) to DoCoMo retailer in the case of a forgotten password.
Page 144 Enter when performing Client certificate operations (issuance of Client certificate when using FirstPass) or accessing FirstPass compatible sites (nP. 237). Use previously set PIN and PIN2 codes when inserting an old FOMA card into a new FOMA terminal. PIN and PIN2 codes are 0000 if unchanged.
Page 145 Set PIN code input set to ON and PIN code entry screen appears when the power is turned on. Enter PIN code to operate FOMA terminal. Prevents unauthorized use of the handset. Press H (Power) for 2+ seconds to turn on handset.
Page 146 If three consecutive PIN2 code entry errors are made and the FOMA terminal is locked, the handset continues to receive a signal and can make/receive calls and send/receive mail. However, if three consecutive PIN code entry errors are made, the FOMA terminal is locked and does not receive a signal.
Page 147 ※ Keep FOMA service registration agreement (customer copy) in a safe place. ※ FOMA terminal owner will be asked to bring FOMA terminal, FOMA card and identification (a driver’s license, etc.) to DoCoMo retailer in the case of forgotten PUK or completely locked FOMA card.
Page 148 Terminal security code is necessary for setting/disabling a lock. Set the following items. Lock function Operation/Restrictions Reference All lock Prevents the FOMA terminal from being used without permission for all P. 146 operations other than ON/OFF. Remote lock all Remotely set All lock. P. 147...
Page 149 Message R/F icons appear. Turning power off does not disable All lock. Failure to disable five times in a row will turn the FOMA terminal off. Turn the handset on again and enter terminal security code (four to eight digits).
Page 150 Remote lock all setting screen appears. Press 1 [ON]. To disable Press 2. If the FOMA terminal is called, guidance is not played. Press 1 [License number], select slot and press t. To save a new number, select --------------------. Save up to three.
Page 151 Number of received calls. Set from payphones if allowed. Same operations are available when All lock is already set. Call FOMA terminal from payphones and other phones set as Remote lock all License number. Disconnect after a few rings.
Page 152 Press 1 [ON: set]. To disable Press 2. Select Yes and press t. g appears at the top of the display. Note Self mode is not available when in i-mode stand-by (7 flashes). While in Self mode View i-mode mail, SMS and Message R/F sent and received before setting Self-mode, create or edit and save messages.
Page 153 Note PIM is an abbreviation for Personal Information Manager. PIM lock is retained when restarted. Locked items cannot be received by Ir exchange while PIM is locked. Phonebook PIM lock is not available when Reject unknown is set. Redials, Received calls and Sent/Received messages are deleted when phonebook PIM is locked. Redials and Received calls are available after setting.
Page 154 Keypad dial lock is retained when restarted. Key Guard Preventing Movie Key (Side Key) Errors Lock movie key (side key) when the FOMA terminal is closed and prevent errors. In stand-by, press t for 1+ seconds. Key guard is set (E appears).
Page 155 Only normal data is shown when Secret mode is disabled. Set to automatically disable Secret mode when Power saver mode activates in stand-by and display turns off, screensaver activates or FOMA terminal is closed when in stand-by. Secret mode is disabled when the power is turned off.
Page 156 While phonebook PIM is locked, Accept calls is disabled and all calls are connected. SMS and i-mode mail are received normally. FOMA card phonebook numbers are not available. Only numbers in the FOMA terminal handset phonebook are available. Remote lock all is also available for phone numbers not included in Accept calls setting. Beeps sound after the set number of calls is reached and Remote lock all is set.
Page 157 Select list number and press t. Select name and press t. Phone number and name in phonebook is saved. (nP. 104) Repeat steps 4 and 5 to save other phone numbers. To use Accept calls After this, set Accept calls. Saved list Note If entry saved in Accept calls is edited/deleted in phonebook, list contents are edited/deleted.
Page 158 While phonebook PIM is locked, Reject calls is disabled and all calls are connected. SMS and i-mode mail are received normally. FOMA card phonebook numbers are not available. Only numbers in the FOMA terminal handset phonebook can be set. Remote lock all is also available for phone numbers saved in Reject calls. Beeps sound after the set number of calls is reached and Remote lock all is set.
Page 159 Select name and press t. Phone number and name in phonebook are saved. (nP. 104) Repeat steps 4 and 5 to save other phone numbers. To use Reject calls After this, set Reject calls. Saved list Note When editing/deleting an entry in the Reject calls list, the saved contents are also edited/deleted. However, if the number is set for Reject calls, entry cannot be edited/deleted (except for delete All in group/Delete all).
Page 160 Reject by Reason of Non-disclosure Default setting Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID Accept all When caller ID is not sent, the reason of non-disclosure appears. Set handset to reject calls depending on reason. When call is received from caller who is set to be rejected due to a non-disclosure reason, the call is not connected.
Page 161 Enter mute seconds (two digits: 00 to 99 seconds) and press t. Enter 00 to end. Press 1 [ON: show in Received calls]. To not make call appear Press 2. In Received calls, press C# to show all calls. Press C# again to return to the previous view. Note Set mute seconds shorter than ring duration for Record message or Voice Mail Service to prioritize set mute seconds.
Page 162: Other Security Settings
Other Security Settings Use the following settings to secure your FOMA terminal. Intent Function/Service name Reference Select mail to receive. Receive option Change mail address. Change mail address Reject mail from specified domains. Reject/Receive mail from selected domains Reject mail from specified addresses.
Page 163: Camera
Camera Before Using the Camera..........162 Shooting Still Pictures .
Page 164: Before Using The Camera
Before Using the Camera Camera Operations The FOMA terminal has two cameras, a main camera (external) and a sub camera (built-in). Use these cameras to shoot still pictures and movies. Use the main camera to shoot pictures of people and the landscape, and use the sub camera to shoot pictures of yourself. When making a video-phone call, use the sub camera to send images of yourself to the other party, and switch to the main camera to send images of people and the landscape.
Page 165 Further, white lines and other noise may appear in images especially when shooting images in dimly lit surroundings. The quality of images may deteriorate when shot or saved after the FOMA terminal has been left in a warm location for a long time.
Page 166 Copyrights and rights of portrait Images and audio recorded with the FOMA terminal are for personal use and may not be used without the consent of the rightful person in accordance with copyright laws. Please note that the use of the likeness or name of other individuals without their consent, defacement or a similar act may infringe on an individual’s...
Page 167 Still picture mode This lists the approximate number of images with the same image size and quality that can be saved in the FOMA terminal. The number of images are fewer when other images, i-αppli software, or other types of files are saved to the FOMA terminal handset.
Page 168 Refer to P. 178 for the method of setting the image size of movies. Use a miniSD Memory Card (nP. 369) to transfer and save movies from the FOMA terminal to a PC. It is only possible to save movies of hQVGA or QVGA size to the miniSD Memory Card.
Page 169: Using Zoom
Using zoom In Camera mode, press v to show the Maximum zoom magnification screen to the right and enable zooming. P. 176) Current zoom position Instant zoom mark Movie mode 1 Mode indicator (nP. 176) 6 miniSD Memory Card indicator Indicates the Camera mode.
Page 170: Bar Code Reader
Character reader mode 1 Mode indicator (nP. 176) 4 Inverse mode indicators (nP. 193) Indicates the Camera mode. Indicates the Inverse mode setting. : Indicates the Character reader mode. : Appears when set to Automatic. 2 Picture light indicator (nP. 177) : Appears when set to Normal.
Page 171 Checking Key Operation <Key List> The shooting of still pictures/movies and the reading with Character reader and Bar code reader are performed in Camera mode. Frequently used operations are allocated to the keys below for convenient use. Still picture mode Movie mode Character reader mode Bar code reader mode Zoom in...
Page 172 When there is no available space or when the maximum number of save items P. 165) is exceeded If there is no available space on the FOMA terminal handset, delete unnecessary files and increase memory space to save. (nP. 384) If there is no available space on the miniSD Memory Card, the FOMA terminal handset automatically becomes the save destination even when the miniSD Memory Card is set as the save destination.
Page 173 Shooting a still picture of yourself In stand-by, press C and #. The sub camera is activated. Press t. Still pictures appear on the display as if looking in a mirror (Reverse on). Press t [Save] to save as a normal image.
Page 174: Continuous Shooting
A sixth image is automatically created by overlapping the five still pictures. Moving the camera while shooting still pictures in Overlap continuous mode creates an uneven, overlapped image. Hold the FOMA terminal steady with both hands when shooting the still pictures. × ×...
Page 175 Manual overlap continuous mode cannot be saved. Returns to status prior to shooting.) To re-shoot in Continuous mode Slowly open or close the FOMA terminal to return to status prior to shooting. Press c in Manual continuous mode or Manual overlap continuous mode to cancel the last still picture shot.
Page 176: Shooting Movies
Open the FOMA terminal and shoot (record) movies. Recorded movies are saved in the i-motion folder of Data box or the miniSD Memory Card. When saving movies to the FOMA terminal handset, File size limit must be set to For mail (short) or For mail (long).
Page 177 Recording time indicator is an approximation. Shooting may automatically stop before indicator reads 00:00:00. When FOMA terminal is closed during recording, shooting automatically ends and the save confirmation screen appears. If shooting time is less than one second, shooting ends and the FOMA returns to status from before shooting.
Page 178 Changing Cameras <Switch = Mode> Switch among Still picture, Movie, Character reader, and Bar code reader modes. If battery level is $ or less when switching to Movie mode, or warning alarm sounds when battery runs out and Camera mode is activated after charging is started, Low battery level appears and Camera mode does not activate. Example: When switching to Still picture mode In shooting screen, press C1.
Page 179 When performing close-up shots under fluorescent light of materials that are mostly white, the color or shadow of the FOMA terminal may also appear in the picture, depending on whether the picture light is ON or OFF. This is not a malfunction.
Page 180 Note When Voice recorder (nP. 393) is activated or if Switch image/voice is set to Voice only switching from main camera to sub camera is not available. Main Camera This is useful for shooting pictures of people, animals and landscapes. Also use for Character reader (OCR) or for Bar code reader.
Page 181 144 or sQCIF: 128 96, set size to For mail (short) or For mail (long). If save destination is set to FOMA terminal handset, Unrestricted cannot be selected. Set save destination to miniSD Memory Card in advance. (nP. 186) In the movie shooting screen (nP. 174), press C6.
Page 182 If a call is received or alarm activates, press H to stop shooting. When Auto timer is active in Still picture mode, v and u cannot be used to zoom or adjust brightness. Auto timer, when activated, is interrupted if FOMA terminal is opened and closed. However, settings are retained.
Page 183 Default setting Setting Image and Voice Shooting <Switch Image/Voice> Image + voice When shooting a movie, select Image + voice, Image only or Voice only. In the movie shooting screen (nP. 174), press C7. Press 1. Image+voice is set. To set Image only Press 2.
Page 184 Adding Various Effects <Effect Shot> Set effects for still pictures to touch up the color tone. × × × × Effects can be set for sQCIF: 128 96, QCIF: 176 144, Stand-by: 240 320 and CIF: 352 288 sizes. Effect shot is not available when using the sub camera. In the still picture shooting screen (nP.
Page 185 Default setting Setting Backlight Illumination Time <Set ON Time> As light setting Set time backlight illuminates when shooting movies. In the movie shooting screen (nP. 174), press C85. Set ON time screen appears. Press 2 [Always ON]. Backlight is constantly lit. (Backlight lit duration is same as Display light time for all screens other than viewfinder.) When same as light setting Press 1.
Page 186: Changing Camera Settings
Note Noise reduction is not available if Switch image/voice (nP. 181) is set to Image only. Noise reduction processes sound to make conversations clearer. Sound quality may vary depending on surrounding noise and tone of the voice. Changing Camera Settings Default setting Shooting Using Earphone/Microphone with Switch <Release Settings>...
Page 187 Default setting Changing Camera Shutter Sound <Shutter Sound> 標準音 Select from five preset shutter sounds. In stand-by, press t1243. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Sound → Select sound → Setting sounds → Shutter sound from Top menu. Select shutter sound and press t. To confirm the shutter sound Select shutter sound and press i [Play].
Page 188 To save to FOMA terminal handset When save destination is miniSD Memory Card, perform step 1. When saving movies to the FOMA terminal handset, File size limit is either For mail (short) or For mail (long). Note Even if save destination is set to the miniSD Memory Card and Save camera settings is set to ON, images are saved to FOMA terminal handset if miniSD is not inserted.
Page 189 Specifying Destination Folder <Save To> See below Specify folder when saving still pictures and movies to FOMA terminal handset. Create folder before specifying. (nP. 383) The default setting is Data box - My picture - Camera for still pictures and Multishot and Data box - i-motion - Camera for movies.
Page 190 The following items are retained. Image size, Image quality, Auto timer duration, picture light color, Switch main⇔SD, Auto save mode, specifying save destination on FOMA terminal handset, Release settings, Display size. In the still picture shooting screen (nP. 170), press C83.
Page 191 (for still pictures) or the i-motion folder of Data box (for movies). After images are saved, the compose message screen appears. When save destination is set to a miniSD Memory Card and memory space is low on the FOMA, a confirmation message to overwrite miniSD data may appear. Delete data before saving.
Page 192 Display bar code (JAN/QR code) to be read in the center of the screen. FOMA terminal automatically distinguishes between JAN code and QR code. If image is dark, press i [Light] to turn on picture light. Glossy paper may be difficult to scan. Adjust angle so light does not reflect directly into camera.
Page 193 QR code is a type of two-dimensional code expressing data vertically and horizontally. Data includes alphanumeric characters and character strings (kanji, kana, pictographs). The code on the right is read as FOMA SH700i. Split data QR code may be split into a multiple set of codes (maximum 16) which can be compiled into one set of data.
Page 194 Press 3. Select Yes and press t. Add to FOMA terminal handset phonebook as a new entry. The save new entry screen for phonebook appears. Scanned text is entered in appropriate areas. Perform Add to phonebook operation. (nP. 94 and P. 95) Phone numbers set as video-phone numbers in advance are saved as video-phone numbers.
Page 195 For optimal scan, point the camera straight while maintaining a focal distance of approximately 10 cm. Keep both the text and FOMA terminal level without moving them. Viewed text may become small and hard to read. Adjust distance so the bar on the bottom of the screen turns a deep blue.
Page 196 Press t. Text shot as a still picture and text appears on the display. For multiple lines of text Press u to specify the line to read. (Text is read one line at a time.) Press t [Read]. Character reading starts. When reading is complete, candidates screen appears with read text.
Page 197 Press 3. Select Yes and press t. Add to FOMA terminal handset phonebook as a new entry. The save new entry screen for phonebook appears. Scanned text is entered in appropriate areas. Perform Add to phonebook operation. (nP. 94 and P. 95) To add to phonebook entry (pressing 3 in step 2) The phonebook search screen appears.
Page 198 Searching for Read Text in Dictionary Search for scanned text in the dictionary. Insert miniSD Memory Card containing an e-dictionary before performing a search. In the screen after reading text (nsteps 1 to 5 on P. 193), press Select Yes and press t. The e-book screen appears.
Page 199: I-Mode
i-mode What is i-mode? ..........<i-mode>198 Viewing Sites Viewing Sites .
Page 200: Internet Access
Users are charged based on the amount of information (packets) sent and received. This manual does not contain information related to charges. Refer to “FOMA i-mode User’s Manual” for details on i-mode charges. Refer to the latest “FOMA i-mode User’s Manual” for details on changes to i-mode service contents.
Page 201 Site (Program) Access Using simple key operations, access various online services provided by IPs. Online services include bank transfers/balance inquiries, ticket reservations, news, search in dictionaries and downloading ring tones. Viewing sites iMenu appears after connecting to i-mode center. Access services such as sites (programs) and 週刊ｉガイド...
Page 202 Other features i-motion Download images and sound from i-mode sites to play on the handset or use as stand-by. (nP. 326) To download i-motion nP. 327 To play i-motion nP. 327 To play i-motion automatically nP. 328 i-mode terminal i-mode center i-motion News, images...
Page 203 After downloading a character, set a still picture/movie of it in stand-by or send it as a mail attachment. (Images/movies with restrictions for mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices are not sent.) To download Chara-den nP. 224 To verify Chara-den nP.
Page 204 Insert a FOMA card which contains customer information (phone numbers, some phonebook entries, etc.) into the i-mode terminal and restrict access to downloaded melody/still picture/ movie files. Files cannot be played/viewed when a different FOMA card is inserted or handset is turned on with no card inserted.
Page 205 Default setting for Message F (Free) is 受信する (Receive) for users that register for i-mode together with FOMA purchase after October 1, 2004. To reject Message F, set to 受信しない (Not receive) after purchase. ※ All other users must change Receive option setting to receive Message F. The default setting is 受信しない...
Page 206 FOMA card. If files with access restrictions due to a FOMA card are set in stand-by or as the ring tone, etc. and a different FOMA card is inserted or the handset is turned on without a FOMA card, settings are reset to default.
Page 207 (nP. 214) Some downloaded images may exceed the number of colors the FOMA terminal can show on the display. Press i while showing a site. i-mode end confirmation screen appears. Select Yes to go to i-mode menu.
Page 208: Viewing Images
Viewing images View images on sites/web pages, image mail, and Message R/F. The FOMA terminal is compatible with images in GIF/JPEG format and Flash movies. (Some JPEG images may not appear.) z appears while receiving an image and the image is shown when receiving is complete.
Page 209 Connecting to the Last Viewed Page <Last URL> When i-mode is disconnected, the last viewed page is recorded as Last URL. Use Last URL to quickly connect to the last viewed page. Web pages with URLs that exceed 512 single-byte characters cannot be displayed and cannot be recorded as Last URL.
Page 210 Perform operations such as verifying URLs or registering phone numbers. Viewing Flash Movies <View Flash Movies> View Flash movies using the FOMA terminal. Flash technology combines pictures and sound into animation. Sites that use Flash movies are more expressive.
Page 211 Selecting Links and Items When browsing, use links to view other screens from the current screen. Links usually appear blue. A selected link is highlighted. Some links may be images. When selected, the image is outlined. Selecting a link and moving to a new screen Highlight bar moves Linked page Press p to highlight the next link and o to highlight the previous link.
Page 212 Previous/Next Page (Cache, History) The FOMA terminal stores up to ten viewed sites or Internet web pages. This memory is called the “cache”. Press v to scroll between previous and next pages. Two pages previous Previous page Currently viewed page...
Page 213 Add to FOMA terminal handset phonebook as a new entry. The save new entry screen for phonebook appears. The selected phone number or mail address is entered. To save as a new entry to the FOMA card phonebook Press 2. To add/overwrite phonebook Press 3.
Page 214 For Dual Network Service (nP. 461), マイメニュー (My menu) that was registered on a mova terminal may not be available on a FOMA terminal, and マイメニュー (My menu) that was registered on a FOMA terminal may not be available on a mova terminal.
Page 215: Viewing Web Pages
Change the i-mode Password Default setting Changing the i-mode Password 0000 i-mode password (four digits) is required for マイメニュー (My Menu) registration/ deletion, Message R/F, i-mode paid site subscription/cancellation and mail settings. i-mode password can be changed after subscribing to i-mode. Keep i-mode password private. In the case of a forgotten password, take identification (a driver’s license, etc.) to any DoCoMo retailer.
Page 216 Code returns to original code after reloading page or scrolling to next/previous page. Viewing Pages with URL History <URL History> The FOMA terminal records up to ten web pages accessed from Go to location of i-mode menu. Use the history to reconnect to those web pages.
Page 217 Note When ten pages are exceeded, the oldest page in history is deleted. Connecting to another site when viewing sites or web pages Press C0 to view the URL history list. Subsequent steps are the same as step 2. Related Operations Delete URL history <Delete one>...
Page 218 Note information saved in bookmarks separately or transfer/store them on a PC using miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 369) or Data Link Software (nP. 549). Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 219 Managing Bookmarks Manage bookmarks in up to ten folders (including Bookmark folder). Edit folder names or delete folders. (The preset Bookmark folder cannot be edited or deleted.) Create/Delete folders and edit folder names in the bookmark folder list. Use one of the following to delete bookmarks. Delete one Delete entries individually.
Page 220: Saving Site Contents
Related Operations Note Folder names Enter up to 20 single-byte (10 double-byte) characters. Bookmark folder cannot be changed. Changing bookmark titles Enter up to 24 single-byte (12 double-byte) characters. Deleting entries by folder When selecting Delete all in the bookmark folder list, all bookmarks are deleted but the folder remains. Screen Memo Saving Site Contents Use screen memo to save screens from sites and web pages.
Page 221 K (screen memo) Standard screen memo. | (screen memo) Protected screen memo. y (screen memo) FOMA card restriction (nP. 37) is set. Screen memo list Select screen memo and press t. Selected screen memo appears. To scroll up/down Press u.
Page 222 Saving still pictures Refer to P. 221 for details. Image mail composition Files with restrictions for mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices are not sent. Refer to P. 251. Adding to the phonebook Refer to steps 2 and 3 on P. 211 for details.
Page 223 Deco-mail templates are saved in the Deco-mail picture folder. (nP. 170, P. 258) Save up to 700 images on FOMA terminal handset. Save amount depends on available memory. Available file formats and sizes include GIF images (100 KB), JPEG images (100 KB) and SWF (Flash) (100 KB).
Page 224 Select screen to set and press t. Available screens depend on the file format. Not available screens appear in gray. Set to stand-by screen? appears when setting the image as the stand-by display. Select Yes and press t. Note Downloaded Flash movies may playback differently from when on a site or web page. When saving images from sites, web pages, Message R/F or i-mode mail, check for a memory icon.
Page 225 Forward and store iMelodies on a PC using a miniSD Memory Card (nP. 369). Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content. (Melodies with restrictions for mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices are not sent.)
Page 226 Press 2, select slot and press t. To check Download dictionary Press 1. To not save Press 3. When existing slot is selected A confirmation screen to overwrite slot appears. Select Yes and press t. When two dictionaries are already in use The confirmation screen on the left does not appear.
Page 227 Using Phone To (AV Phone To) Make voice/video-phone calls to phone numbers in sites, web pages, Message R/F or mail. Not usable with some sites and web pages. Phone To (AV Phone To) is not available when Keypad dial lock is set. Select phone number from site, web page, Message R/F or mail and press t.
Page 228 Note Send GIF or JPEG images. Flash movies cannot be sent. Files with restrictions for mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices are not sent. Using i-appli To Start i-αppli from URLs in sites, web pages, mail or screen memos.
Page 229 Using Web To View web pages from URLs in Message R/F or mail. Save still picture when still picture URL is in mail message. Download i-motion when URL is included in mail message. Not usable with some sites and web pages. Web pages with URLs which exceed 512 characters cannot be viewed.
Page 230 ※ Settings do not need to be changed to use i-mode. ISP connection transmission When changing FOMA terminal host, connect to various providers (ISP). Registration for Packet Transmission Service is required when using ISP connection transmission. Packet transmission charges apply for ISP connection transmission.
Page 231 Enter host number, press 2, enter terminal security code (four to eight digits) and press t. Numbers are masked with asterisks. Enter host name and press t. Host ○ appears when saving a new host. (The host number entered in step 2 appears for the ○.) Press c for 1+ seconds to erase host name.
Page 232 Press 1. To not use Press 2. Default setting Not Viewing Images <Set Image Display> ON (Display) Set handset to not show still pictures from screen memo or images from sites, web pages or Message R/F. In stand-by, press i931. Alternatively, select * (i-mode) →...
Page 233 Check new message (nP. 233) to retrieve Message R/F held at i-mode center. Receive Message R/F Receiving Message R/F Message R/F is automatically received from the i-mode center when the FOMA terminal is in the service area. Save up to 20 to 50 messages each. (Capacity varies depending on size of message.) Message R/F is held at i-mode center when one of the following occurs.
Page 234 Note If memory is full, oldest read unprotected Message R/F is overwritten. Protect Message R/F to prevent overwriting. (nP. 236) G/I or S/T does not always appear when mail is held at the i-mode center. Message R/F at i-mode center may be overwritten when S/T appears. Message ring tone does not sound while call is in progress, running i-αppli or playing i-motion/melodies.
Page 235 Note When Auto display is set, new messages appear for 15 seconds in the following situation. Returning to stand-by from receive results screen Message does not automatically appear in the following situation. All locked. Mail PIM is locked. Check New Message Checking for New Message R/F Received Message R/F are held at the i-mode center while the handset is outside the service area, in Self mode, or turned off (nP.
Page 236 View Message R/F Viewing Messages R/F in Message Box In stand-by, press i21. Alternatively, select *(i-mode) → Message → Message R from Top menu. Message R list appears. To view Message F Press i22. Select Message R/F and press t. Message viewing screen appears.
Page 237 * and melody title appear below message. Melody plays if Melody Auto replay is set to ON. Image, attachment type icon and file name appear below message. Reloading Message R/F Image Reconnect to i-mode center and reload Message R/F image when not received properly (when R appears).
Page 238: Protecting Messages
Managing Message R/F Protect, sort and delete Message R/F to prevent overwriting. Protecting messages Message R/F can be protected, or protection can be canceled. Protected files cannot be overwritten. When there is no available memory, same types of messages are deleted starting with the oldest. Protect up to 25 of each type of message.
Page 239 PIN2 code is required to use Client certificate. (nP. 142) After entering PIN2 code, all actions are considered to be performed by user. Keep FOMA card and PIN2 code private from others. If FOMA card is lost or stolen, contact DoCoMo retailer to cancel Client certificate.
Page 240 Client authentication Server and client authentication allow for safer data transfer. Certificates are exchanged between sites and FOMA terminal. Certificates are then authenticated. Client authentication allows for safer data transmission. Client authentication for Client certificates are not available for FOMA card (blue).
Page 241 Apply for Client certificate when renewing or attempting to get new certificate. Certificate cannot be downloaded without application. Download Client certificate Download Client certificate after application. Certificate is stored in FOMA card and allows handset to view SSL-enabled pages. Access FirstPass center (nsteps 1 and 2 of “...
Page 242 Select Yes and press t. Enter PIN2 code (four to eight digits) and press t. Refer to P. 142 for details on PIN2 code. Select ! (Execute) and press t. The guidance appears. Select } (Next) and press t. Cancel confirmation screen appears. Select ! (Execute) and press t.
Page 243 Enter host information and press t. Enter up to 99 single-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols. Enter host address and press t. Enter up to 100 single-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols. Note bbbbbbbbbb When the currently set host is reset, appears.
Page 244 LMEMO9...
Page 245: Mail
Using Mail History ....... . <Received/Sent Messages>282 Mail Settings Setting FOMA Terminal Mail Functions ......<Mail Setting>285 Using Chat Mail Creating and Sending Chat Mail .
Page 246 FOMA terminal FOMA terminal → i-mode terminal with mova service i-mode mail is used when a message is sent from FOMA terminal to i-mode terminal with mova service. SMS cannot be sent from a FOMA terminal to a mova terminal.
Page 247: Mail Settings
Perform the following to set. <Setting details> iMenu O r オプション設定 (Options) O k メール設定 (Mail Setting) O Various settings Refer to “FOMA i-mode User’s Manual” for details. Changing the mail address (アドレス変更) Customize mail address by changing the portion preceding @, such as...
Page 248 Registering a secret code (メールアドレス設定 <その他設定> O シークレットコード登録) Add a four-digit Secret code when using phone number as address. Avoid unwanted mail by rejecting those without Secret codes. Resetting mail address (メールアドレス設定 <その他設定> O アドレスリセット) Mail address can be reset to phone number@docomo.ne.jp. Confirm mail address (アドレス確認) Confirm the current mail address used.
Page 249 Number of transferable characters Character limits for i-mode mail are as follows. Double-byte Single-byte Item (kanji, hiragana, pictographs) (alphabet, numbers, katakana) Subject 15 characters 30 characters Mail address − 50 characters Message 5,000 characters 10,000 characters Note Message text is limited to 10,000 single-byte (5,000 double-byte) characters but may be less depending on size of attachments.
Page 250 To receive nP. 271 Image Send and receive still pictures retrieved from sites, Internet web pages and external memory devices. (Still pictures with restrictions for mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices are not sent.) To send nP. 259 To receive nP. 272...
Page 251 Send and receive movies shot on i-motion compatible terminals and movies downloaded from sites as i-motion mail. Movies with restrictions for mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices are not sent. To send nP. 259 To receive nP. 272 About the service Movies attached to i-motion mail are sent to i-motion mail center and saved.
Page 252 Retrieve SMS held at SMS center with Check new SMS (nP. 302). SMS is deleted from SMS center when retrieved by FOMA terminal. Retrieved SMS is saved on FOMA terminal. (nP. 301) Copy retrieved SMS to FOMA card. (nP. 304) Set to reject all SMS or reject user unset SMS.
Page 253 Create/Send i-mode Mail Creating and Sending i-mode Mail Create and send i-mode mail. Avoid pictographs and single-byte katakana for subject and message when sending to mobile phones not supporting i-mode. Such characters may not appear properly. Send up to 4,000 single-byte (2,000 double-byte) characters to mova service i-mode terminals. Use To, Cc, and Bcc to address mail.
Page 254 Select T (Subject input field) or Message, press t, enter text and press t. In mail message entry screen, confirm a character in character entry area in middle of display and press t and move to location to insert. (This is not inline insertion.) Enter up to 30 single-byte (15 double-byte) characters for Subject and 10,000 single-byte (5,000 double-byte) characters for message.
Page 255 Error messages such as delivery reports are sometimes not received when sent to a non-DoCoMo mail address. Broadcast Send same i-mode mail to multiple addresses simultaneously from FOMA terminal. Send to up to five people at once. Select send type in Broadcast input field.
Page 256 Deco-mail Creating and Sending Deco-mail Change color or size of message text, insert image or change background color when creating i-mode mail. Decorations and effects Create Deco-mail of up to 10,000 bytes including attachments. When the remaining bytes becomes negative, decorations do not appear in message.
Page 257 Palette Decorations Description Post-insertion adjustments number Select Select ? t . Swing Wobble (swing) text sideways. To set: To reset: Select Reset ? t . Text stops moving after a while. Select word alignment ? t. Word alignment Change placement of characters.
Page 258 Background color cannot be selected after other decorations are selected. Select background color first. If Deco-mail is sent from a Deco-mail supported terminal to an unsupported terminal (mova or FOMA models prior to 900i series), a URL is sent in the message text. The recipient must click the URL to view Deco-mail on the Internet.
Page 259: Enter Text
Decorations and inserted images are quoted when replying with quote or forwarding Deco-mail. Decorated mail sent from Deco-mail non-compliant FOMA terminals may not appear correctly. Text is not decorated if decorated text is copied in editing screen and pasted after re-entering editing screen.
Page 260 Setting range and decorating Specify portion of message and decorate or change specified decoration. Press 0 in palette screen (nP. 256). Alternatively, press C, select rEdit decoration and press t. Message entry screen appears. Move cursor to location to start decorating and press t [Start]. To select all text, press C [All].
Page 261 (nP. 384) Attachments Attaching a File Attach and send still pictures and movies shot with FOMA terminal, images downloaded from sites and Internet web pages, i-motion and melodies. Attach standard attachment and oversized attachments to same mail.
Page 262 GIF images over 10,000 bytes cannot be attached to mail. Total of attachment and message. Large files reduce number of characters for message text. When oversized files are attached, total for attachment and message is up to 9,800 bytes for standard mail (up to 9,600 for Deco-mail).
Page 263 Images and melodies that cannot be attached appear in gray. Flash movies, frames and stamps cannot be attached. Melody may not play properly if other party is not using a FOMA SH900i, SH901iC or FOMA SH700i handset. When sender uses mova service i-mode mobile phone, message text is limited to 2,000 double-byte characters but may be less depending on size of attachments.
Page 264 Save i-mode Mail Saving and Sending i-mode Mail Later Save i-mode mail being created to FOMA terminal when interrupted. Edit saved i-mode mail and send. Refer to P. 251 and P. 252 for details on creating i-mode mail. Saving i-mode Mail Press C3 while creating i-mode mail (nsteps 1 to 4 on P.
Page 265 Ring tone does not sound if mail is received during a call, while running i-αppli or while playing i-motion/ melody. Copy mail from FOMA terminal handset to miniSD Memory Cards or copy mail from miniSD to FOMA terminal handset. Number of characters shown on screen differ depending on font size setting.
Page 266 Melody and i-αppli are invalidated if both are attached. For Deco-mail (nP. 254) with image pasted, p (image retrieval failed) appears if Receive attached file (nP. 291) is off. Check if i-mode mail received from FOMA terminal and PCs were received as To, Cc or Bcc. (nP. 278)
Page 267 Note While mail PIM is locked, mail receive results and Message R/F automatic display are not available even if i-mode mail or Message R/F is received. Mail ring tone does not sound. Stopping ring tone Press the following. t........Ring tone stops and Inbox list appears. c, H .....
Page 268 Select | (Receive/Delete), press t, select > (OK) and press t. To re-select mail to receive/delete Select ) (cancel) and press t. Received i-mode mail appears. (nsteps 3 and 4 on P. 264) Related Operations Set Receive option from i-mode menu list <Receive option> 1 In stand-by, press i ? iMenu ? mメニューリスト...
Page 269 In the receive results screen, select Mail and press t. Inbox list appears. Folders holding unread mail are pink. When not viewing right away Perform no operations in receive results screen for approximately 30 seconds. Screen from before reception reappears. Stays in i-mode stand-by (7 flashes).
Page 270 Note Press H while composing i-mode mail and end confirmation screen appears. Select Yes to cancel composing message. Canceled mail is not saved. If H is pressed in unedited reply screen, end confirmation screen does not appear. Subject for reply mail is the received mail Subject with Re: entered at the beginning. If subject exceeds 30 single-byte characters (15 double-byte), exceeding portion is deleted.
Page 271 Mail address that exceeds 50 single-byte characters cannot be saved. Cannot save while Keypad dial lock is set. New phonebook entries cannot be saved if there are 500 entries in FOMA terminal handset phonebook or 50 entries in FOMA card phonebook already saved.
Page 272 In sent message screen, press C8. Press 1 [Save new to main]. Add to FOMA terminal handset phonebook as a new entry. The save new entry screen for phonebook appears. Sender or mail address is entered. Refer to P. 92 to P. 95 for subsequent steps.
Page 273 Receive Image Mail Opening Image Mail Images Open an image from large attachment files (sill pictures) or mail with image URLs. Example: When opening large attachment files (still pictures) Open mail with oversized attachment (nsteps 1 to 4 on P. 264), select K in the message and press t.
Page 274 Check File Checking/Saving/Deleting Attached File Check, save and delete attached image, movie and melody. Files are saved in i-mode/Other in My picture of Data box, i-mode/Other in i-motion, or Melody folder in Melody. Open received mail (nsteps 1 to 4 on P. 264) and press C8. Attached file list appears.
Page 275 Inbox and Outbox folders. Create folders on the FOMA terminal handset. Sent mail in Outbox of FOMA terminal handset and FOMA card are shown in the Outbox folder of the Outbox list. This also applies for the Inbox folder in the Inbox list.
Page 276: Outbox List
Select folder, press t, select i-mode mail or SMS and press t. Message content appears. For unread mail, selecting a folder in step 2 is unnecessary. To view mail in mail-type i-appli folder Select folder, press C, select View i-mode mail, press t, select mail and press t.
Page 277: Inbox List
Send (nP. 390) and receive (nP. 390) i-mode mail and SMS data saved on FOMA terminal handsets using Ir exchange. FOMA card Copy SMS data saved on the FOMA terminal handset to FOMA card (nP. 304) or view SMS saved on FOMA card (nP. 302). Copy SMS data saved on FOMA card to FOMA terminal handset.
Page 278 W: FOMA card sent SMS V: Mail-type i-αppli sent i-mode mail S: Mail-type i-αppli sent i-mode mail (protected) In the Outbox folder, i-mode mail and SMS in Outbox on the FOMA terminal handset and on FOMA card are shown mixed together. 2 Folder name Shows up to 18 single-byte (9 double-byte) characters.
Page 279 U: Mail-type i-αppli read i-mode mail (protected) L: Reply complete M: Forward complete In the Inbox folder, i-mode mail and SMS on the FOMA terminal handset and on FOMA card are shown mixed together. 2 Folder name Shows up to 18 single-byte (9 double-byte) characters.
Page 280 Received messages view layout 1 Folder name Displayed according to font size settings. Large font: 11 single-byte (5 double-byte) characters Normal: 15 single-byte (7 double-byte) characters Small font: 20 single-byte (10 double-byte) characters 2 Protected icon Appears when protected. 3 Shows receiving type (To/Cc/Bcc) 4 Received date (Shows date and time received at i-mode center or SMS center.) 5 Sender...
Page 281: Deleting Mail
Switching message display Press i in Mail list to switch the display in the following order. Subject Name Mail address (SMS shows first (Mail address or (Phone number for characters of phone number SMS) message) when not saved in phonebook) Protecting mail Protect up to 500 received mail, 10 received SMS, 50 sent mail and 10 sent SMS.
Page 282 Sorting messages Displaying sent messages Date (new → old) Latest sent date first Date (old → new) Latest sent date last Depending on mail address, numbers→ alphabet upper case → alphabet lower case By address Entries are sorted by title in the following order: Single-byte (symbols → numbers → By subject alphabet upper case →...
Page 283 ? t. Note Creating folders Folders cannot be created on FOMA card. Enter up to 20 single-byte (10 double-byte) characters for a folder name. Outbox, Inbox and mail-type i-αppli folder names cannot be changed. When a mail-type i-αppli is downloaded, a mail-type i-αppli folder is automatically created in Outbox, Inbox and Unsent messages.
Page 284: Using Mail History
Already received i-αppli messages can be manually sorted into the folders automatically created when downloading a mail-type i-αppli. Protecting mail SMS on FOMA card cannot be protected. Copying a protected SMS to FOMA card will cancel protection. Deleting mail When deleting multiple files, protected i-mode mail, SMS and FOMA card SMS are not deleted.
Page 285 Received/Sent messages list layout Here is an example using the received messages list screen. 1 Types of history w: i-mode mail h: SMS x: Mail that cannot be replied to, or SMS with no caller ID (Received messages)/unsent messages (Sent messages) 2 Receive date (Received messages)/Sent date (Sent messages) 3 Other party’s mail address or phone number 4 Name...
Page 286 To save new to FOMA card phonebook Press 2. Refer to P. 99 for subsequent steps. To add/overwrite to FOMA terminal handset or FOMA card phonebook Press 3. Select phonebook to add/overwrite mail addresses or phone numbers, press t and edit.
Page 287 C3 ? Yes ? t. 2 Press t to make voice call. To make video-phone call: Press i [V-phone]. Mail Setting Setting FOMA Terminal Mail Functions Default setting Changing Font Size <Font Size> Normal Set mail/SMS font size to Large font, Normal or Small font.
Page 288 Subject Sort by text in subject. Phonebook empty Sort mail from senders not saved in FOMA terminal handset phonebook. Sort only sent mail containing addresses not saved in phonebook. Sort all received (sent) mail Sort all received (or sent) mail.
Page 289 Select Address (From), press t, select (or enter) mail address and press t. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to save other rules. Press i [Complete]. Note Mail from senders saved in FOMA card phonebook are sorted as Phonebook empty. Deleting sort rules Delete sort rules. Delete one Delete rules individually.
Page 290 Default setting Adding Signature to i-mode Mail <Save Signature> Add a signature and notify name, phone number and mail address. Set to add automatically. Only one signature can be saved. Signature is not added to SMS or chat mail. In stand-by, press m0*. Alternatively, select : (Mail) →...
Page 291 Default setting Selecting and Receiving i-mode Mail <Receive Option Setting> All mail is retrieved when checking for new messages even if Receive option setting is set to ON. To not retrieve all mail, separate i-mode mail from other items. (nP. 266) In stand-by, press m08.
Page 292 Editing mail member names In stand-by, press m00, select mail member and press C1. To reset member name Press C2. Select Yes and press t to reset member names (Member 1 to Member 10). Edit member name and press t. Enter up to 20 single-byte (10 double-byte) characters.
Page 293 Setting Quick Reply Mail <Quick Reply Mail> Set messages in advance for Quick reply (nP. 268). Ten messages of up to 500 single-byte characters (250 double-byte) can be saved. The following are preset messages. よろしくお願い致しますまた後でかけ直します (Will call back later) (Your cooperation is greatly appreciated) ＯＫです...
Page 294 Default setting Setting Received Mail Notice While Using Other Functions <In Use Mail Tone Set> Set the method to be notified of received mail when using other functions. When setting i-αppli stand-by, receive display and receive results screen do not appear even when set to ON. When receiving mail, received U, A, B or [ icon appears, called LED lights and Mail ring tone sounds.
Page 295 Compose and Send Chat Mail Creating and Sending Chat Mail Chat by exchanging mail with multiple parties. Requires saving other party’s mail address to Chat mail member in advance. Include @docomo.ne.jp when saving i-mode mail addresses for chat members. User’s mail address shown in chat mail member setting screen is linked to Owner information. (nP. 434) Register up to six members.
Page 296 Press i [Complete] twice. Saving and disabling a chat mail member Select member in member setting screen and press t. E appears for selected and H appears for unselected entries. Press t to switch. Select all chat mail parties and press i [Complete]. Note Opening mail with Assistant View is not available while in Chat mail.
Page 297 Chat mail message (Up to 50 messages displayed starting with the newest.) Up to 500 single-byte (250 double-byte) characters are sent. Scroll up or down one line with u. Scroll up or down one screen with m or a. Note Received chat mail is saved in Inbox as read mail.
Page 298 Related Operations Update Chat mail <Update> 1 In the chat mail screen (nP. 295), press C2. Ending Chat Mail <End Chat Mail> Press H or C6 during Chat mail. Delete chat mail? appears. Unsent chat mail is deleted. If H is pressed while editing chat mail message or set members Your changes will be lost.
Page 299 Press i [Set], select member and press t. E appears for selected and H appears for unselected entries. Press t to switch. Select up to five members. Press i [Complete]. Resets members and the chat mail screen reappears. Editing Members Edit a chat member’s name or address.
Page 300 Select Yes and press t. To not delete Select No and press t. Press i [Complete]. Note Even without deleting a member, setting E to H prohibits them from sending Chat mail. Deleting Chat Mail <Delete Chat Mail> Delete all chat mail from chat mail screen. Also delete data in sent/received folders.
Page 301: Creating And Sending Sms
Up to 20 sent and unsent SMS can be saved on the FOMA terminal handset. Copy sent SMS saved on handset to FOMA card. (nP. 304) Up to 20 sent and received SMS can be saved on FOMA card. Unsent SMS cannot be saved to FOMA card.
Page 302 Copy SMS data saved on FOMA card to FOMA terminal handset. (nP. 305) miniSD Memory Card Copy SMS saved on the FOMA terminal handset or FOMA card to miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 372), or view SMS saved on miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 376).
Page 303: Receiving Sms
Receive SMS Receiving SMS SMS is automatically received. Up to 20 received SMS can be saved on the FOMA terminal handset. SMS is automatically received. SMS receive results appear and SMS ring tone sounds ([appears). Received SMS are saved in Inbox. Mail is sorted to various folders in accordance with Sort rules (nP.
Page 304 When sent SMS are copied to FOMA card, the delivery reports are also copied. Even if the amount of saved messages in FOMA terminal handset is less than 20, new SMS cannot be received when FOMA card memory is full. When Memory is full. Unable to receive anymore. appears, delete some SMS from the FOMA card.
Page 305: Setting Sms
Cannot reply to User unset/Payphone/Not support recipients with SMS. If SMS replied to from FOMA card is saved while creating, it is saved to unsent SMS on FOMA terminal handset. Reply is not available for Short mail sent from mova terminals.
Page 306 Note Report request is received as an SMS. Report request can be set for each individual SMS. Report request by itself cannot be copied to FOMA card or miniSD Memory Card or be sent by Ir data transmission. Default setting Setting SMS Expiration Date <SMS Expiry>...
Page 307 H: Unread SMS on FOMA terminal handset u: Unread SMS on FOMA card I: Unread SMS (protected) on FOMA terminal handset t: Read SMS on FOMA card J: Read SMS on FOMA terminal handset W : Sent SMS on FOMA card...
Page 308: Deleting Sms
Select SMS from FOMA card and press C7 [Copy → main]. When an SMS in FOMA card is selected, Copy → main appears in sub menu. Meaning of icons u: Unread SMS on FOMA card W: Sent SMS on FOMA card t: Read SMS on FOMA card Press 1 [Copy one].
Page 309: I-Appli
i-appli i-αppli ............<i-αppli>308 i-αppliDX .
Page 310 Download i-appli software from sites for more convenient use of your i-mode compatible FOMA terminal (i-mode terminal). Download various games to your i-mode terminal, and periodically receive automatic updates on the stock market by downloading a market information i-appli.
Page 311 Use i-αppli software to operate various electronic devices compatible with Ir remote control. (nP. 393 or “FOMA SH700i ｉアプリのご紹介” (FOMA SH700i i-αppli User’s Guide)) Use this function with software compatible with an Ir remote control function. Software compatible with the electronic device is required.
Page 312 Select Yes and press t to start the software. Depending on the software settings, the software may start automatically after downloading is complete. In such cases, the software cannot be saved to the FOMA terminal immediately after downloading it. After ending the software, select whether to save it.
Page 313 Running i-appli Software Running i-appli Software Run (start) an i-appli saved in the FOMA terminal. Some i-αppli software may transmit data automatically when started. Use “Network Set” (nP. 313) to disable data transmission in advance and check whether a connection is made when starting the software.
Page 314 While software is running, press H, select Yes and press t. Note Some i-αppli software cannot run (start) on handsets without the same FOMA card used when downloading the software. When i-mode mail, Message R/F or SMS is received while running software, the message is received automatically.
Page 315 Default setting Configuring the Connection Setting <Network Set> Always confirm For each i-αppli software, set whether data can be transmitted while the i-αppli is running. This setting is valid only for software that transmits data. When software is downloaded, Network set is set to YES. In stand-by, press i for 1+ seconds, press 1, select software and press C5.
Page 316 Default setting Configuring the Phonebook and History Access Setting <View Phonebook> Configure whether to allow the i-αppli software to access the phonebook, Redial and Received calls. Setting this to YES allows the i-αppli to access the phonebook, Redial and Received calls automatically. This setting is valid only for software that accesses the phonebook and history information.
Page 317 Some software allows the starting of another software without having to return to the software list. If the software is not specified, follow the instructions on the screen to select the software. If the software is not saved in the FOMA terminal, download the software. Default Software メール...
Page 318 Save up to ten. Auto start using the Set time, date and day for i-αppli saved in FOMA terminal to set Auto start. Set Auto FOMA terminal setting start to ON and set schedule to use. Save up to ten.
Page 319 In schedule setting screen, press 4 [Time interval]. To disable, delete Auto start setting. (“To delete Auto start schedule” in step 1 of “ Setting software startup time with FOMA terminal settings”) Time interval appears in gray for software without Auto start settings. Note If Auto start cannot be started, log is stored in Auto start error history.
Page 320 Some software run from browser cannot be saved on the FOMA terminal. Depending on the site, i-αppli software can be downloaded if it is not saved on the FOMA terminal or if a newer version of the software saved on the FOMA terminal is available.
Page 321 If the handset is turned on by the Auto power ON setting, the confirmation screen does not appear and i-αppli stand-by starts when the FOMA returns to stand-by. If i-αppli stand-by is set, i-αppli appears as stand-by. If i-αppli stand-by is disabled, the image set in stand-by display (nP.
Page 322 Note Security errors If i-αppli stand-by is set and incorrect i-αppli action or use of a function not permitted by the software is attempted, i-αppli stand-by is disabled. If an error occurs that cancels i-αppli stand-by, the error time and other information appear and are saved in the error history.
Page 323 Upgrade, delete and sort i-appli software saved in the FOMA terminal and view run error and trace information. Upgrade Upgrade software saved in the FOMA terminal if a new version is available on the site. Some software automatically checks for updated information and upgrades itself when running. Sort The order that software is listed can be changed as follows.
Page 324 The names of software downloaded with a different FOMA card appear in blue on the Delete selected list. To use a preset software again after deleting it, download the software from the SH-MODE iMenu site.
Page 325 Making Calls with i-appli Make phone or video-phone calls with the running software. Software for calling with phone or video-phone must be downloaded. Calls cannot be made while Keypad dial lock or Self mode is set. With software running, select phone number and press t. The method for making phone or video-phone calls differs depending on the software.
Page 326 Note The scanned data may be operated with some software. Using Ir Exchange with i-appli Operate Ir exchange (nP. 388) with the running software. Ir exchange cannot be used while in Self mode. With software running, start Ir exchange. The methods for starting Ir exchange differ depending on the software. Select Yes and press t.
Page 327: I-Motion
i-motion i-motion............<i-motion>326 Downloading i-motion.
Page 328 Download i-motion to FOMA terminal from i-motion sites and Internet web pages. Play downloaded i-motion immediately, or save them to FOMA terminal. Search for i-motion sites in iMenu list. FOMA terminal supports Normal type i-motion (up to 500 KB).
Page 329 Weak signals may stop playback or distort the image during i-motion download. Date and time information on FOMA terminal may be reset after the battery pack has been removed for a long time. In such cases, playback for i-motion with an expiration date or replay period is not available.
Page 330 Note i-motion saved can be played using Video player (nP. 346). Some downloaded i-motion cannot be saved to FOMA terminal. When a Ticker Contains a Link When a link is present in the ticker during i-motion playback, Phone To (AV Phone To), Mail To, or Web To may be available.
Page 331: Displaying/Editing/Managing Data
Copying from FOMA Terminal to miniSD Memory Card ... <Copy to miniSD>372 Backing Up FOMA Terminal Handset Data ..... <Backup/Restore>373 Previewing miniSD Memory Card Data .
Page 332 GIF animation may appear differently (such as frame dropping) from when on a site or Internet web page. The current file location (FOMA terminal handset or miniSD Memory Card) is saved even if Image viewer is ended, and is used the next time Image viewer is started.
Page 333 Forward and store still pictures saved in Data box on a PC using miniSD Memory Card (nP. 369). Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 334 Not protected Protected y (not protected) and z (protected) appear for still pictures with FOMA card restrictions applied. m appears for still pictures set as stand-by display, Picture call, Own image and schedule. l appears for still pictures that have mail attachment and file output restrictions.
Page 335 Related Operations Change list display method <Switch view mode> 1 In stand-by, press t71 ? folder ? t ? C0 ? display method ? t. Note Changing list display method The default setting is 9-part display. Enter up to 63 single-byte (31 double-byte) characters for title name. Up to 14 single-byte (7 double- byte) characters of the title are shown on screen.
Page 336 Viewing Slideshows <Slideshow> Show all images in a folder consecutively. Slideshow is not available for pre-installed folders. In stand-by, press t71, select folder and press C5. Opening image appears and slideshow begins. To stop Press c. Playing BGM during slideshow Play BGM during slideshow.
Page 337 Select still picture from My picture of Data box and attach to i-mode mail. Send still pictures up to 500 KB (512,000 bytes). Still pictures received via i-mode mail as attachments, those shot with FOMA terminal and still pictures downloaded from sites that do not have mail attachment and output restrictions are available.
Page 338 Edit Image Editing Still Pictures (SPEEDYLAB) Compare before and after images while editing without interruption. Image quality may deteriorate with repeated editing of an image after saving, such as by adding frames and stamps. Data size may increase when edited. Attach edited image to i-mode mail and send.
Page 339 Showing in one screen Show the edited still picture in a single screen. Before editing, the original still picture is shown in a single screen. Press C0. When in Face stamp, Image stamp, Image effects or Face effects editing screen Press C00.
Page 340 Press 1 [OK]. Still picture is saved. To change title Press 2, enter title and press t. Enter up to 63 single-byte (31 double-byte) characters. Press 1 to save. To change folder to save to Press 3, select folder and press t. Press 1 to save.
Page 341 Resizing Still Pictures <Resize Image> Resize images for Deco-mail or stand-by. Aspect ratio is maintained when still picture is resized. For images with differing aspect ratio, use Trimming (nP. 338) to use as icon or video-phone substitute images. Original size Available still picture sizes Icon: 76×76 sQCIF: 128×96, QCIF: 176×144, Stand-by: 240×320...
Page 342 Note Degree of corrections differ depending on original still picture. Adding Various Effects <Image Effect> Change hue and feel of still picture or add frames. Some images downloaded from sites and Internet web pages and imported via Data Link Software (nP. 381) are not available.
Page 343 In editing screen (nP. 336), press C5. Effects Slender Plump Big eyes Smile Angry Hide wrinkles Light skinned Wrinkled face Face symmetry (R) Face symmetry (L) Change position Select an effect and press t. Face contour is automatically extracted, Processing FX appears and processed still picture appears on right.
Page 344 Set left eye contour. Move + to top left of contour Move + to bottom right of with w and press t. contour with w and press t . Set mouth contour. Move + to top left of contour Move + to bottom right of with w and press t.
Page 345 Select stamp and press t. Face contour is automatically extracted, Processing FX appears and processed still picture appears on right. To set contour manually Press 10 [Change position]. Refer to P. 341 for details. When face contour is not extracted properly Press C#, select Yes and press t to return to original image.
Page 346 Pasting Character Stamps <Character Stamp> Paste entered characters and date/time. × Not available for still pictures larger than VGA: 480 640. In editing screen (nP. 336), press C8. Character stamps Free word Date Press 1 [Free word], enter text and press t. Enter up to 22 single-byte (11 double-byte) characters.
Page 347 Open still picture to come on left on editing screen, press C, select #Combine panorama and press t. Select combination and press t. Types Standard Standard Combine panorama. Use as default. Suited for combining scenery and long range images. Foreground Corrects parallax for close range images.
Page 348 Effects may differ depending on the still picture. Video Player Playing Movie/i-motion Play back movies shot with FOMA terminal and Voice recorder audio and i-motion downloaded from sites and Internet web pages to i-motion folder in Data box with Video player.
Page 349 Movies saved to miniSD Memory Cards from external devices can be played back on the FOMA terminal. (nP. 548) Playback continues when FOMA terminal is closed. The current file location (FOMA terminal handset or miniSD Memory Card) is saved even if Video player is ended, and is used the next time Video player is started.
Page 350 Forward and store movie/i-motion saved in i-motion folder in Data box on a PC using miniSD Memory Card (nP. 369). Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 351 Folder List/Image List Layout i-motion folder list layout FOMA terminal handset Folder for movies shot with FOMA terminal Folder for movie/i-motion downloaded from sites and Internet web pages, acquired via Message R/F or i-mode mail and Voice recorder audio...
Page 352 — — — y (not protected) or z (protected) appears for i-motion with FOMA card restrictions applied. m appears for movie/i-motion set as stand-by, Picture call, ring tone or Select ring tone, alarm, schedule alarm or ToDo alarm. l appears for restricted movie/i-motion.
Page 353 Related Operations Change list display method <Switch view mode> 1 In step 2 of “Playing Movie/i-motion” (nP. 346), press C9 ? display method ? t. Note Display method of list screens The default setting is 9-part display. Enter up to 63 single-byte (31 double-byte) characters for title name. Up to 14 single-byte (7 double- byte) characters of the title are shown on screen.
Page 354 Press 1 [5 seconds]. To set to 15 seconds Press 2. To not Preview Press 3. Setting transition In stand-by, press t72C#, select folder and press C43. Transition types Diamond shape Next image appears from inside to outside, like a rhomboid enlarging.
Page 355 Set movie/i-motion stand-by volume with open sound volume (nP. 116). Edit Movie Editing Movies (SPEEDYLAB) Edit shot movies. Only movies shot with FOMA SH700i are applicable. Opening Movie Editing Screen In stand-by, press t72, select folder, press t, select movie and press CC.
Page 356 Related Operations Hide telop <Show ticker> 1 In the movie editing screen (nP. 353), press C ? #Show ticker ? t. 2 Press 2. To show tickers: Press 1. View detailed information <File property> 1 In the movie editing screen (nP. 353), press C7. To end viewing: Press t [Agree].
Page 357 Press C8 [Save]. × × If edited movie is QCIF: 176 144 or sQCIF: 128 96 and exceeds 300 KB Screen to select to convert for mail attachment appears. Select For mail (short) and press t to cut out the first 290 KB automatically. Select For mail (long) and press t to cut out the first 490 KB automatically.
Page 358 Save a scene from a movie as a still picture. Handle captured still picture as those shot with FOMA terminal. Attach to i-mode mail and send. Captured still picture is saved in i-mode/Other folder in My picture of Data box.
Page 359 Press CC, select decoration type, press t and select decoration. Decoration menu screen appears. Decoration type Decorations Decoration Select font color ? t Font color Select background color ? t Background color Press 1 [Yes] or 2 [No] ? t Underline Press 1 [Yes] or 2 [No] ? t Flash...
Page 360 Save movie. (nsteps 6 and 7 on P. 355) Adding Effects to Entire Movie <Insert Effect> Change tone or touch of movies. × × Available only for QCIF: 176 144 and sQCIF: 128 Movie editing is not available for some data recorded on other devices. In movie editing screen (nP.
Page 361 Check and shoot Chara-den’s movements anytime with Chara-den player. Chara-den are preset on the FOMA terminal, but can also be downloaded from sites and Internet web pages. (nP. 224) Keypad sound is not active when operating Chara-den during video-phone call (nP. 361), while playing Chara-den or while shooting Chara-den (nP.
Page 362 Screen size Adjust screen size. 1/1 (actual size) Zoom↑ Related Operations Light up <Light ↑> 1 While playing, press C8 or # (for 1+ seconds). Set Playback light <Playback light> 1 While playing, press C9. To set from Chara-den list: In the screen of step 1, press C8. 2 To set to ON, press 2.
Page 363 Calling with Chara-den as substitute image <Chara-den call> Select a Chara-den to use as substitute image. In stand-by, press t74, select a Chara-den and press Press 2 [Direct input]. To make a call from phonebook Press 1, select a person to call, press t [OK] and press i [V-phone]. Dial number, and press i [V-phone].
Page 364 Recording Chara-den <Record Chara-den> Shoot pictures of Chara-den. Shutter sound disabled while in Manner mode. Shooting still pictures Shoot Chara-den and save as still picture. Still pictures are saved to Camera folder in My picture or specified folder. × Pictures will be QCIF: 176 144 size.
Page 365 Press 1 [Movie]. To switch to Still picture Press C12. To change image quality Press C2, select Image quality option and press t. To set File size limit Press C3 and either 1 [For mail (short)] or 2 [For mail (long)]. To switch Chara-den Press C4, select a Chara-den and press i [OK].
Page 366 Managing Chara-den Protect, delete, and sort Chara-den. Switching display of list screens Set Chara-den list display method to 9-part display, 16-part display or List display. ©BVIG ©BVIG ©BVIG 9-part display 16-part display List display Sorting The order that Chara-den are listed in can be changed as follows. →...
Page 367 Related Operations Change list display method <Switch view mode> 1 In stand-by, press t74 ? C7 ? display method ? t. Sort Chara-den <Sort> 1 In stand-by, press t74 ? C6 ? sort method ? t. Protect Chara-den <Protect set> 1 In stand-by, press t74 ? Chara-den ? C3.
Page 368: Playing Back Melodies
Forward and store melodies saved in Data box on a PC using miniSD Memory Card (nP. 369). Saved content may be lost due to malfunctions, repairs or other handling of the FOMA terminal. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 369 2 appears for melodies downloaded with i-mode and 3 appears for melodies retrieved from miniSD Memory Cards and Bar code reader. l appears for melodies that have restrictions for mail attachment and file output to non-FOMA devices.
Page 370 Refer to steps 2 to 5 on P. 251 for details. Note Melody may not be played properly if other party is not using a FOMA SH900i, FOMA SH901iC, or SH700i handset. Some SMF melodies acquired from i-αppli that cannot be redistributed, melodies attached to mail, melodies downloaded from i-mode, or MFi melodies may not be able to be attached to i-mode mail.
Page 371: Minisd Memory Card
When a card is formatted, all saved data is lost. Do not remove miniSD Memory Card while editing data on a miniSD. Also do not turn off the FOMA terminal or miniSD inserted device while editing data. Data may be damaged and operation may not work properly.
Page 372 Inserting/Removing the miniSD Memory Card Inserting miniSD Memory Card Turn off FOMA terminal when inserting miniSD Memory Card. Open miniSD Memory Card slot cover. (1) Slowly insert card with printed side up. (2) Do not force the card in at an angle.
Page 373 Manager info is written to miniSD Memory Card when data is copied. Some files directly copied from PC to miniSD Memory Cards are not available on FOMA terminal. In such cases, use Data Link Software. Refer to P. 549 for details on downloading Data Link Software.
Page 374: Copying From Foma Terminal To Minisd Memory Card
“x” is a single-byte number. GIF animations are stored in STILL folder. All other GIF files are stored in DCIM folder. Data on miniSD Memory Cards do not appear properly on FOMA terminal if folder name is changed or deleted with PC.
Page 375: Backing Up Foma Terminal Handset Data
Images in FOMA terminal shot with camera increase in size when copied to miniSD Memory Card. When available memory space in FOMA terminal is low, images on miniSD Memory Card copied from handset may not be copied back after original image is deleted.
Page 376 When Image transfer is set to Yes, image set to Picture call is also backed up. Images that are backed up include still pictures or movies shot with FOMA terminal camera and edited images shot with FOMA terminal camera.
Page 377 Select function and press t. Backup data for selected function appears. When data cannot be found, No data appears and the screen of step 1 reappears. Backup date appears in data name. Example: January 21, 2005 8:52 AM → datagr050121_0852 When Mail is selected Preview options appear.
Page 378: Previewing Minisd Memory Card Data
Example: When checking phonebook In stand-by, press a and C#. Data saved on miniSD Memory Card appears. Check data like checking data on FOMA terminal handset. Select backup data and press t to check backup data on miniSD Memory Card.
Page 379: Copying From Minisd Memory Card To Foma Terminal
Copy Main Copying from miniSD Memory Card to FOMA Terminal Copy data saved on miniSD Memory Cards to the FOMA terminal handset. Select Copy one, Copy all or Copy selected. Copy from data list screen. miniSD Memory Cards are sold separately. Purchase miniSD Memory Cards at home electronics shops.
Page 380 Perform operation when battery level is sufficient. Check battery level before starting. Not all miniSD Memory Cards formatted by PCs or other devices can be used properly by the FOMA terminal. It is recommended to use miniSD Memory Cards formatted by FOMA terminal.
Page 381: Select A Folder
Select a folder. To print same quantity of all still pictures Press C11, enter quantity and press t. Proceed to step 4. × To print same quantity of still pictures larger than Over 640 Press C12 and specify the quantity to print. Proceed to step 4. ×...
Page 382 Manager information may not be updated if there is no available space on the miniSD Memory Card. miniSD Memory Card may not operate properly if manager information is not updated using FOMA terminal. Time needed to update depends on number of files and amount of data in miniSD Memory Card.
Page 383 (DPOF), checking memory on miniSD Memory Card, sending/receiving Ir data. Checking PC and Other Device Data on FOMA Terminal <Import> Use miniSD Memory Card to check data (phonebook, mail, schedule, ToDo list, text memo, still pictures/movies/i-motion/melodies in Data box) created on a PC or other device.
Page 384: Managing Data
Press C1. Subsequent steps are the same as for deleting normal data. To save to FOMA terminal Press C2. Subsequent steps are the same as for copying normal data. File names with kanji or hiragana are changed when copied to FOMA terminal. To check data information (File property) Press C3.
Page 385 When Folder security is set to ON, terminal security code (four to eight digits) is required to view data list. Folder security can be set to ON only for created folders. Only folders in the FOMA terminal handset are available. Editing folder names Only folder names of created folders can be changed.
Page 386 Restrict still pictures and movies from mail attachment and output to non-FOMA devices. If a File restriction is set on data shot with the FOMA terminal, although sending the data as an attachment to i-mode mail is possible, the receiver will not be able to send restricted data to another party.
Page 387 Item My picture i-motion Melody Item My picture i-motion Melody File format Daily alarm ○ ○ ○ — ○ ○ (except Flash images) File restriction: Title (Original) ○ ○ ○ — ○ ○ Restricted/ Not restricted Protect set: Replay: ON/OFF MobileMP4/MP4 ○...
Page 388 At a repair counter that DoCoMo specifies, check whether your FOMA terminal handset data can be transferred. (DoCoMo accepts no responsibility for lost data, modified data, or data that cannot be transferred.)
Page 389 For images, melodies, and i-αppli software, saving can be temporarily suspended to delete unnecessary data or files. In stand-by, O or P appears when the FOMA terminal handset’s available memory is low or memory is full. Appears when available memory is less than 800 KB.
Page 390: Using Ir Exchange
IrMC1.1. During Ir exchange, the FOMA terminal status is the same as when outside the service area. Therefore, functions such as making/receiving calls, i-mode, sending/receiving i-mode mail, sending/receiving SMS, and receiving Message R/F are not available.
Page 391 20 cm or less Place the FOMA terminals to send and receive on a desk or other stable surface, no more than 20 cm apart. Align the FOMA terminals with their infrared ports facing each other as shown above.
Page 392: Sending And Receiving Data Individually
Terminal security code and authentication password entry are required for sending or receiving all data items. For terminal security code, enter current security code (four to eight digits) set in the FOMA terminal. Authentication password is a password exclusively for Ir exchange. Before starting data transfer, the sender and receiver must enter the same user-specified four-digit password.
Page 393: Sending And Receiving All Data Items
Select No and press t. Sending and Receiving All Data Items Use Ir exchange to send/receive all data items on the FOMA terminal. Refer to P. 388 for details on data that can be sent and received. Sending All Data Items <Send All Ir Data>...
Page 394: Using Ir Exchange With I-Appli Software
Cannot be activated as an i-αppli stand-by. In stand-by, press t821. The FOMA terminal waits to receive data. Refer to step 1 of “Receiving Single Data Item <Receive Ir Data>” on P. 390 . Software is activated when signal is received from the sender’s FOMA terminal.
Page 395: Using The Infrared Remote Control Function
Save up to 100 recordings in the Music/Voice folder of miniSD Memory Card. Recordings are saved as voice only movies. (Actual number varies depending on recording time.) Record up to approximately five minutes per recording, when saving to FOMA terminal handset. Record up to approximately five hours when saving to 32 MB miniSD Memory Card.
Page 396 Recorded data is saved as a redistributable file. Recording within a distance of 1.5 meters is recommended. The default setting for save destination is Camera folder in i-motion of Data box on the FOMA terminal handset. Set Retain settings to ON to retain set values.
Page 397 File size limit When saving to miniSD Memory Card, set to either For mail (short), For mail (long), or Unrestricted. When saving to the FOMA terminal handset, set to either For mail (short) or For mail (long). (nP. 179) Recorder Noise reduction Set to reduce noise.
Page 398: Displaying E-Dictionary And Book
KEITAIViewer Displaying e-Dictionary and Book An e-dictionary/book saved on a miniSD Memory Card can be viewed on the FOMA terminal. miniSD Memory Cards are sold separately. Purchase miniSD Memory Cards at home electronics shops. (nP. 369) Books/Dictionaries (extensions) that can be displayed: XMDF format (.zbf), TEXT format (.zbk, .txt, .text) Place file to browse in ¥BOOK folder of the miniSD Memory Card in advance.
Page 399 Note Switching display folders Display folder with book contained for XMDF format books used on mobile information devices or non- FOMA terminals. Depending on mobile device used, folder may not be displayed. Operating the contents screen Use book/dictionary contents screen in the following ways.
Page 400 Display settings Font size Sets font size of book/dictionary to Large font, Default or Small font. (Default setting: Default) Text direction Sets the screen to display horizontally or vertically. (Default setting: Vertical) Ruby text Sets whether to show ruby text (reading of kanji). (Default setting: OFF) List The e-Book list appears.
Page 401 Related Operations Note Bookmarks When a bookmark is set for the 11th book or dictionary, the oldest bookmark is automatically deleted. When KEITAIViewer ends, last page displayed is automatically set as Auto bookmark 1. The next time the same book/dictionary is displayed and ended, the last page viewed is set as Auto bookmark 1 and the previously set Auto bookmark 1 is reset to Auto bookmark 2.
Page 402: Using The Information In Book/Dictionary
Using the Information in Book/Dictionary Functions such as moving from book/dictionary to another page, using Phone To (AV Phone To), Mail To, Web To, executing movies, saving still pictures, masking character strings are available. (supported pages only) Insert miniSD Memory Card containing an e-dictionary/book before performing operations. Using Phone To (AV Phone To), Mail To and Web To Use information (such as phone numbers, mail addresses, URLs) highlighted in book/ dictionary, or images embedded with Phone To (AV Phone To), Mail To, Web To functions to...
Page 403: Searching Using The Camera To Read Text
Character Reader Searching Using the Camera to Read Text Perform search by shooting English word with the FOMA terminal while e-dictionary is displayed. Insert miniSD Memory Card containing an e-dictionary before performing a search. Refer to “Reading Text ” on P. 193 for details.
Page 404: Managing Book/Dictionary
Press t [Read]. Character reading starts. When reading is complete, candidates screen appears with read text. Select word and press t. Contents appear. Managing Book/Dictionary Delete book/dictionary files, rename them or view their properties. Deleting book/dictionary Use one of the following to delete book/dictionary. Preset Supportbook cannot be deleted.
Page 405: Other Useful Functions
Other Useful Functions Checking Settings ........<Check Settings>404 Multiaccess.
Page 406 Multiaccess Multiaccess Use voice communications and some packet transmissions (receiving i-mode mail or data communications with a PC) simultaneously with the FOMA terminal. This is called Multiaccess. Receive SMS voice calls and other data exchanges. Other packet transmissions (i-mode and sending i-mode mail) are not available during voice calls.
Page 407 Receiving i-mode Mail or SMS During Calls Receive i-mode mail or SMS during voice calls, and receive SMS in the progress screen during video-phone calls. Use Assistant View to read i-mode mail or SMS during a voice call. i-mode mail is not received during video-phone call and is held at i-mode center. Receive i-mode mail or SMS during a voice call.
Page 408 Assistant View Using Assistant View Checking Other Data During Voice Call and Other Functions Check or copy other data during voice call and other functions. Check schedule or phonebook during voice call or use mail address or phone number from phonebook while composing message.
Page 409 Default setting Turning Power On Automatically OFF (Disabled) Turn FOMA terminal On automatically at a specified time. Auto power ON settings are repeated daily until canceled. Set date and time in advance. (nP. 46) Disable Auto power ON before turning the handset off when near high precision instruments, aboard aircraft, in hospitals or in other locations where use is prohibited.
Page 410 If Auto power ON and alarm (or schedule alarm) are set for the same time, Auto power ON operates first. If Auto power ON and Auto power OFF are set for the same time, power turns off if FOMA terminal is on and turns on if off.
Page 411 If set time arrives during Ir exchange, Auto power OFF is invalidated. (Confirmation screen (nP. 408) appears when returned to stand-by.) If Auto power ON and Auto power OFF are set for the same time, power turns off if FOMA terminal is on and turns on if off.
Page 412 Alarm Sounding Alarm at Set Time Sound an alarm or activate movie/i-motion at the set time/date. Set date and time in advance. (nP. 46) Save up to ten. Alarms are repeated until disabled. If Vibration mode (nP. 117) is set, vibrator operates along with alarm. Default setting Setting Alarms See below...
Page 413 Press i [Complete]. Alarm is set. Setting details Appears when alarm is set. Repeat frequency l: Once only k: Set day of week j: Daily Duration of alarm Appears when snooze is set. Unsaved Time Press H to end setting. ( \ appears in stand-by display) Note If Alarm and schedule alarm are set for the same time, Alarm operates first.
Page 414 (Still pictures and i-motion saved as contacts in phonebook and saved messages are also displayed.) Vibrator functions with alarm if set (nP. 117). When FOMA terminal is closed Alarm appears in the sub display. Press a key to stop. Press H to clear message.
Page 415 Note If power is not turned on at time set for alarm, the alarm will not sound. If Picture call is set for a phonebook entry with contacts set for alarm, the image appears when alarm sounds. When an i-motion with image and voice is set as alarm tone, i-motion image appears regardless of picture call set for contact.
Page 416 (nP. 390) miniSD Memory Card Copy ToDo lists saved on the FOMA terminal handset to miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 372) or view ToDo lists saved on miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 376). Copy ToDo lists saved on miniSD Memory Cards to the FOMA terminal handset (nP. 377).
Page 417 Related Operations Sound alarm before task <Alarm settings> 1 In the task saving screen (nP. 414), select Alarm ? t. 2 Press 1. To disable: Press 2. 3 Press 1 ? enter time (number of minutes before scheduled task) ? t. Save tasks as secret <Secret>...
Page 418 Checking ToDo Lists Specify status or category of ToDo lists or check completed lists. In stand-by, press t84, select task and press t. To view tasks in miniSD Memory Cards In the task list, press C#. Task list layout Task details layout Status Time frame Priority mark...
Page 419 Editing ToDo Lists In stand-by, press t84, select task and press C2. Task saving screen appears. Edit task. Editing procedures are same as when saving. (nP. 413) To set end date In task saving screen, select End and press t. Enter end date (time) and press t. When finished editing, press i [Complete] and 2 [Overwrite].
Page 420 Save Schedule Saving Schedules Manage schedules by saving start date and time, end date and time, details and contacts (phone number). Sound alarm before scheduled time or show a message, phone number or still picture. Additionally, search schedules by contacts, call using the shown phone number or create mail.
Page 421 Changing calendar format <Switch view mode> Stand-by calendar does not change when calendar display is changed to 2 months or 1 month icon. (Set schedules and vacation are reflected.) Refer to P. 123 for setting stand-by calendar display. The default setting is 2 months. In Calendar (nP.
Page 422 In schedule details screen (nP. 427), press C1 to change the details for the set holiday. Enter day to change, press t and proceed to step 3. The FOMA terminal calculates the dates for the Vernal Equinox Day and Autumnal Equinox Day. Actual dates may differ.
Page 423 Default setting Changing Day Colors <Set Day Color> See below Change the color of days in the Calendar. When holidays and vacations are set, color of days change but dates remain red. The default setting is Red for Sunday (Set vacation), Black for Monday to Friday, and Blue for Saturday. In Calendar (nP.
Page 424 Select Date and press t. Then, press C [Switch] to select the date in Calendar. Selected day Select day with opqr. Calendar date selection screen Enter start day for schedule or select from the calendar, press t, enter time and press t. Use 24-hour format.
Page 425 Select Ctgry, press t, select category icon and press t. Categories Icon Category Icon Category Icon Category Icon Category No category Meeting Birthday Shopping Personal Meals Hobby School Holiday Drive Date Business trip Travel Exercise Karaoke Appreciation Business Anniversary Party Hospital Selected category appears.
Page 426 While updating manager information, My picture is not available. miniSD Memory Card Copy schedules saved on the FOMA terminal handset to miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 372) or view schedules saved on miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 376). Copy schedules saved on miniSD Memory Cards to the FOMA terminal handset (nP. 377).
Page 427 Setting alarms In the schedule saving screen (nP. 421), select Alarm and press t. Press 1 [ON: set]. To disable Press 2. Alarm setting screen Press 1, enter time to sound alarm (minutes before alarm time) and press t. Press i [Complete] and schedule saving screen reappears. Related Operations Change alarm duration <Ring duration>...
Page 428 Press 1 [ON: set]. To disable Press 2. When Set Time Arrives Alarm operates in accordance with settings. Press a key to stop alarm. Adjust the volume with o (louder) or p (softer) when volume is not set to Step. If image is set for schedule, i-motion with image is set for alarm tone or contact set has Picture call set, image appears in the following priority.
Page 429 Select schedule and press t. If an image is saved, press i [Viewpicture] to preview. If contact is saved, phone number appears and call can be made. Name appears if saved in phonebook. Press t [Phone] to show phonebook details. Make calls or send mail.
Page 430 Editing Schedules <Edit> In stand-by, press t83, select day, press t, select schedule and press C2. To select secret schedules, set Secret mode (nP. 153) to ON. Edit schedule and press i [Complete]. Editing procedures are the same as when saving. (nP. 421) Save screen appears.
Page 431 Saving contents of i-mode mail Save contents of received/sent mail as schedule contents. Attachments are not saved. Show received messages (nsteps 1 and 2 on P. 273), press C, select #Create schedule and press t. Schedule saving screen appears. For sent mail Open sent mail and press C*.
Page 432 Memory Card. Set save destination to the handset before shooting. Still pictures in miniSD Memory Cards are not directly available. Copy to FOMA terminal handset before saving. Deleting Schedules <Delete Schedules>...
Page 433 Press $ for 1+ seconds in function with m shown to save. Some i-αppli cannot start unless the FOMA card that was present during the initial download of the i-αppli is inserted. If that original FOMA card is not inserted, shortcut cannot be saved even if m appears.
Page 434 Select address and press t. Save confirmation screen appears. Select Yes and press t to overwrite. Saved as shortcut. To not save Select No and press t. Note When registered i-αppli software or URL bookmarks are deleted, they are automatically deleted from the Shortcut menu.
Page 435 Setting Shortcut Menu Icons <Icon Settings> Change Shortcut menu icons. Set two images; one for selected and another for unselected. Use 76(W) × 76(H) pixel JPEG images, GIF images or GIF animations. Up to three scenes are used for GIF animations. Image for selected icon is not available. In stand-by, press p, select shortcut icon and press C1.
Page 436 Select Action focus and press t. To not set Action focus Press 7. Default setting Setting Shortcut Menu Background <Set Background> メニュー背景 1 Change Shortcut menu background. Use JPEG and GIF images. (Flash movies and GIF animation are not available.) In stand-by, press p and C4.
Page 437 Items to set Icon Item Name (up to 32 single-byte/16 double-byte characters) Reading (up to 32 single-byte characters) Own number (cannot be edited) Phone number (two numbers, 26 digits per number) Mail address (three addresses, 50 characters per address) Postal code (up to seven single-byte digits*) Postal address (up to 100 single-byte/50 double-byte characters) Birthday (single-byte*, from January 1, 1900 to December 31, 2099) Memo (up to 200 single-byte/100 double-byte characters)
Page 438 Names, own number, other phone numbers, mail addresses, postal addresses, and memos can be copied. Note Alternatively, send owner information to other FOMA terminals with Ir exchange. (nP. 390) Related Operations Copy while creating i-mode mail or SMS 1 In stand-by, press m4 ? Message ? t ? C# ? t [Details].
Page 439 Recording is stopped. Press s to answer the call. (Memo is recorded until stopped.) Keep a separate memo and note recorded memos FOMA terminal recordings may be altered or damaged by misuse, static, electronic noise, malfunction, repairs and upgrading of models. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 440 Select calculation. Mathematical functions are allotted to guide key. ＋ − × ÷ Subtract Multiply Divide Also perform the following. Calculate Clear Recall Calculate Memory Memory percentage memory Enter numbers to calculate and press t [=]. Calculation results appear. To end Calculator Press H.
Page 441 FOMA terminal data may be altered or damaged by misuse, static, electronic noise, malfunction, repairs and upgrading of models. Data may be lost if FOMA terminal is left without battery or with an empty battery for longer than approximately one month. DoCoMo shall not be liable for any loss of content.
Page 442 Changing Name of Money Calculator Details <Change Details> Change name of Money calculator details. Enter up to ten single-byte (five double-byte) characters per entry. _Other cannot be changed. In stand-by, press t89 and C7. Current name appears. To undo new name Select detail name to undo, press t, delete detail name and press t.
Page 443 Press 1 [This month total]. Current month’s total appears. To show current month’s balance Press 2. To show grand total Press 3. Calculating Total for Specified Period by Detail <Display Period Total> In stand-by, press t89 and C5. Press 1 [This month]. Current month’s total appears by detail.
Page 444 Call charge only include calls made. When calls are made to toll-free numbers, 0YEN or bbbbbbYEN appears. Call charge is saved on the FOMA card. If a different FOMA card is inserted, the total call charges (those calculated since December, 2004) stored on the currently inserted card appears.
Page 445 Resetting Call Duration/Call Cost Recorded previous or total call duration/cost can be reset to 0. In stand-by, press t47 and press t [Reset]. Press 1 [Reset total cost], enter PIN2 code (four to eight digits) and press t . Reset confirmation screen appears. To reset total time Press 2, enter terminal security code (four to eight digits) and press t.
Page 446 Security memos cannot be sent with lr exchange. miniSD Memory Card Copy Text memos saved on the FOMA terminal handset to miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 372) or view Text memos saved on miniSD Memory Cards (nP. 376). Security memos cannot be copied.
Page 447 Flat-plug earphone/microphone with switch Earphone/microphone with switch + Earphone plug adapter P001 Stereo earphone set P001 + Earphone plug adapter P001 Earphone terminal P001 + Earphone plug adapter P001 (Separate stereo earphones are required.) Use FOMA terminal keys to place video-phone calls.
Page 448 Call is connected. (Alternatively, press s on FOMA terminal to connect.) When a video-phone call is received Press switch to send image set in Substitute image (nP. 85). Press i [Me] on FOMA terminal to switch and send camera image. (nP. 83) Press switch for 2+ seconds to finish call.
Page 449 Call may be answered accidentally if connected while ring tone is ringing. Disconnect when not in use. Do not press switch repeatedly. Call may be placed and received automatically. Do not wrap cord for earphone/microphone with switch around FOMA terminal handset. Internal antenna may not work properly.
Page 450: Resetting Settings
Delete all saved data and return all functions to default settings. Terminal security code returns to default number (0000). Protected data in FOMA terminal is also deleted. Other functions are not available while deleting. Alarms and receiving calls/mail are also not available while deleting.
Page 451 Download preset i-αppli, Chara-den, i-motion and Deco-mail images from the iMenu site SH-MODE. Packet transmission charges apply when downloading. (nP. 221, P. 224, P. 310, P. 327) Data saved/registered/set in FOMA card or miniSD Memory Card is not deleted. Other functions are not available while deleting.
Page 452 Deleting Secret Data Collectively <Delete All Secret Data> Delete secret phonebooks, schedules and ToDo lists collectively. Available regardless of Secret mode settings. In stand-by, press t682. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Security → Delete all data → Del secret data from Top menu. Security code entry screen appears.
Page 453: Network Services
Network Services Using Network Services from the FOMA Terminal....... 452 Using Voice Mail Service .
Page 454: Using Voice Mail Service
Voice Mail Service is automatically stopped if Call Service Number Free P. 463 necessary Forwarding Service (nP. 456) is set to Activate. Access to Voice Mail Service from FOMA terminal Setting Arrival Call Act Free P. 463 is not available from outside the service area. In necessary...
Page 455 Basic Flow of Voice Mail Service Play Back Messages <Play Messages> STEP 1 Activate Voice Mail Service. STEP 2 Voice call is received. In stand-by, press STEP 3 Connected to Voice Mail Service t412. center if voice call is not answered. STEP 4 Caller records a message.
Page 456 Checking for New Messages In stand-by, press <Check Messages> t418. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Services → Check the Voice Mail Service center for new Voice mail → Voice mail alarm from Top messages. menu. Voice mail alarm setting screen appears. In stand-by, press t411.
Page 457: Using Call Waiting Service
Select Yes, press t, select Activating/Deactivating Call Yes and press t. Waiting Service <Activate/Deactivate> Voice mail notification is activated and message appears. Activating Call Waiting Service Deactivating Voice mail notification In stand-by, press In stand-by, press t41*. t421. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Services → Alternatively, select _ (Settings) →...
Page 458: Using Call Forwarding Service
Service Disconnecting current call and answering a voice call Forward voice/video-phone calls received on FOMA terminal to a designated phone number When a beeping tone is heard (for landline phones, mobile phones or video- during a call, press H. phones, etc.) while the handset is outside the Ring tone for incoming call sounds.
Page 459 Activate. registered area to destination is charged to the subscriber. Charges may increase if forwarding Basic Flow of Call Forwarding destination is set and FOMA terminal is left turned off. Service Video-phone calls can only be forwarded to 3G- 324M (nP.
Page 460 Deactivating Call Forwarding Service Changing Forwarding Destination In stand-by, press t432. <Register Number> Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Services → In stand-by, press t433. Call forwarding → Deactivate from Top menu. Deactivate confirmation screen appears. Alternatively, select Select Yes and press t. _ (Settings) →...
Page 461 Select Yes and press t. Nuisance Call Barring Service Phone number is deleted and message appears. Using Nuisance Call To not delete Barring Service Select No and press t. Note Bar prank calls, persistent sales calls, and Use Delete all entries or Delete last entry to other calls from specified individuals.
Page 462 Caller ID request message is played to unidentified callers. Enter network security code Caller ID Request Service settings are only (four digits). available from handset with contracted FOMA card inserted. Remote operation is not available. Transmission/Calling charges are not incurred Select Yes and press t. when activating/deactivating.
Page 463: Using Dual Network Service
Alternatively, select _ (Settings)→ Services ※ Certain services are restricted. → Caller ID request → Status request from ※ FOMA and mova cannot be used simultaneously. Top menu. Current settings appear. Note FOMA i-mode is available from FOMA terminal.
Page 464 Available guidances Note Check signal status before switching. ] indicates Language Details signal strength, not availability of network service. Outgoing Japanese All guidances in Japanese. (Played when English All guidances in English. setting network Confirming Settings services) <Status Request> Incoming Japanese All guidances in Japanese.
Page 465 Follows Call Waiting Service settings if activated. If deactivated, one of the If contact numbers for General enquiries or Repair following applies. enquiries are not stored on the FOMA card, this Disconnect current voice call and function is not available. answer incoming voice call.
Page 466: Setting Remote Control
Set arrival actions to Activate to activate NTT payphones. Remote control is also settings made in Arrival call actions available from outside the FOMA service area. (nP. 463). To perform remote operations, set Remote Manually connect incoming voice calls to Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service.
Page 467: Using Multi Number
Using Saved Services Service remotely from landline phones, NTT payphones, DoCoMo mobile phones and car Save up to 10 new DoCoMo network phones using FOMA terminal phone number services and use. and four-digit network security code. Special numbers and service Set Remote control to Activate in advance.
Page 468 Deleting Registered Services In stand-by, press t4, select #Additional service and press t. Then press 1. Alternatively, select _ (Settings) → Services → Additional service → USSD from Top menu. Save USSD screen appears. Select service to delete and press C2 [Delete one]. Delete confirmation screen appears.
Page 469: Data Communication
Connecting the FOMA Terminal to Your PC ........
Page 470: Data Communication
Perform appropriate settings and connect the FOMA 64K data communications or synchronous ISDN 64K communications. FOMA terminal to your PC to use 64K data However, even if above conditions are met, communications. Best suited for sending and communication may not be possible due to a receiving comparatively large amounts of data, busy base station or poor signal conditions.
Page 471: General Flow To Prepare For Data Communication
1 to 10 can be used. flow is as shown below. DNS (Domain Name System) System that converts domain names Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC (nP. 470) (for example, mopera.ne.jp) into IP addresses used on the computer. IrDA (Infrared Data Association) Install the communication setting file (nP.
Page 472: Connecting The Foma Terminal To Your Pc
(not compatible with Windows 98) Note Required Windows 98 SE, Windows Me, If installation fails and FOMA SH700i is not listed in the memory Windows 2000 Professional: screens of step 3 on P. 474, uninstall the communication At least 32 MB setting file (nP.
Page 473: Installing The Communication Setting File
How to remove Specify the search location. S Press the release buttons on the FOMA terminal side of the FOMA USB cable (①), and pull out from the FOMA terminal (②). ② Release button S Select 次の場所で最適のドライバを検索する ① Release button (Find best driver in the next location).
Page 474 Installing on Windows Me Select デバイスに最適なドライバを検索する（推奨） (Find the Connect the FOMA terminal to best driver for this device your PC, select ドライバの場所 (Recommended)) and click を指定する（詳しい知識のある次へ (Next). 方向け） (Specify the driver location (For experienced users)) and click 次へ (Next).
Page 475 Confirm the types and names of the devices to be installed. Confirming the Installed Communication Setting File (Driver) If the FOMA terminal is not properly recognized by the PC, set up and communications are not possible. Example: Confirming Windows XP drivers.
Page 476 デム (Modems). Serial Bus) controllers Related Operations If installation fails or FOMA SH700i does not appear in the screen for step 3 Uninstall the file, and then install again. Click ファイル名を指定して実行 (Run) in the スタート (Start) menu ? specify <CD-ROM drive name>:¥...
Page 477: Communications Settings With The Foma Pc Setup Software
Check the operating environment of the FOMA immediate reinstallation of the file. In such cases, PC Setup Software. (nP. 470) remove the FOMA USB cable once, insert it again, STEP 1 Install the FOMA PC Setup Software and then use data communication.
Page 478 (Next). Installing the FOMA PC Setup Software/FirstPass PC Software To install the FOMA PC Setup Software on a PC running Windows XP or 2000 Professional, the PC user must have administrative rights. An error will occur when other users attempt to uninstall this software.
Page 479 FOMA back to their original settings before uninstalling the FOMA PC Setup Software. To uninstall the FOMA PC Setup Software on a PC running Windows XP or 2000 Professional, the PC user must have administrator authority. An error will occur when other users attempt to uninstall this software.
Page 480 Use this setup software to easily create a dial- click 変更と削除 (Change/ up setting for FOMA data communications. Remove). Check that the FOMA terminal is correctly connected to the PC before making any settings. (nP. 470) Select NTT DoCoMo FOMA PC設定ソフト (FOMA PC Setup Software).
Page 481 (Optimize) is checked E and acquisition) screen. click 次へ (Next). The Host (APN) setting is acquired from the FOMA terminal connected to the PC. Wait until acquisition is complete. Enter the connection name and click 次へ (Next). The W-TCP setting required for packet transmissions is optimized.
Page 482 (APN) for connecting to mopera. S Click 追加 (Add). The Add host (APN) screen appears. T Properly enter the FOMA packet transmission supported host name (APN) for the provider in the 接続先（APN） (Host (APN)) field, and click OK.
Page 483 E, a shortcut is created ¥ / :＊? ! < > | ” automatically. Make sure that FOMA SH700i is set in モデム To change the settings, click 戻る (Back). の選択 (Selected modem). Click OK on the 完了...
Page 484 64K access point, make the following settings when creating a dial-up setting. Connection name: Enter a connection name. Selected modem: FOMA SH700i Phone Number: Enter the phone number provided by the provider. Windows Me and 98 The following characters can be used.
Page 485 Select the dial-up setting to optimize and click ク (Dial-up networks). 実行 (Optimize). Optimization of the system A screen appears on the FOMA terminal showing setting and dial-up setting begins. the calling for packet transmission or dialing for Follow the instructions on the screen to restart 64K data communications.
Page 486 PC is restarted. send and receive transmissions without the use of the FOMA terminal. The restart confirmation screen appears. End all currently running programs and restart the PC to disable the optimization setting.
Page 487: Communications Settings Without The Foma Pc Setup Software
(APN) and click ダイヤルアップ作成 (New dial-up). A screen confirming Note the writing of the setting to the FOMA terminal Install communication setting file before making appears. Click はい (Yes). After the setting is settings for packet transmission and 64K data written to the host (APN), the New dial-up for communications.
Page 488 ハイパーターミナルの終了 (Exit hyper terminal) from the ファイル (File) menu. The advanced settings screen for phone number appears. Select FOMA SH700i from 接続方法 (Connection method), enter a temporary number in 電話番号 (Telephone number) field that does not actually exist (such as 0), and click OK.
Page 489 To confirm APN settings using Send/Not send setting on dial-up AT commands networks Adding 186 (Send) and 184 (Not send) to the AT+CGDCONT?o Refer to P. 499 for details on AT commands. host number in dial-up networks is also possible. Setting 186 (Send) and 184 (Not send) in both the *DGPIR command setting and the dial-up network setting results in the following.
Page 490 *99***10#: Connects to the host (APN) Select モデム−FOMA SH700i registered in cid10. (COMx) (Modem - FOMA SH700i As the default setting, mopera.ne.jp, the host (APN) for connecting to mopera, the DoCoMo (COMx)) and click 次へ (Next). Internet Connection Service, is already A number will replace “x”.
Page 491 Check all options to show H and click OK. When two or more modems are connected to the PC, make sure that FOMA SH700i shows E in the 接続方法 (Connect using) field. When Properties screen of the host reappears. H appears instead, change to E.
Page 492 The Internet account connection information network administrator for TCP/IP settings used screen appears. for connecting to Internet service provider. Set to FOMA SH700i if not set. Screen does not appear when no modems Click OK. other than FOMA SH700i are installed.
Page 493: To Connect To The Internet
接続名 (Connection name) field and click 次へ (Next). When two or more modems are connected to the PC, make sure that FOMA SH700i shows E in the 接続の方法 (Connect using) field. When H appears instead, change to E. Confirm that ダイヤル情報を使う (Use dialing rules) shows H.
Page 494 ティを使う (Use area code and dial-up properties) shows H. When E appears instead, change to H. Make sure that FOMA SH700i is set in the 接続方法 (Connect using) field. Set to FOMA SH700i if not set. A screen for specifying the host phone number appears.
Page 495 ワード (Password) fields blank, and click OK. A screen for specifying the host phone number appears. Make sure that FOMA SH700i is set in モデムの選択 (Selected modem). Set to FOMA SH700i if not set. Enter the host number and click 次へ...
Page 496 ティを使う (Use area code and dial-up properties) shows H. When E appears instead, change to H. Make sure that FOMA SH700i is set in 接続の方法 (Connect using) field. Set to FOMA SH700i if not set. The connection screen appears.
Page 497: Sending And Receiving Data (Obex)
When receiving phonebook data, data will be with the FOMA terminal. added from memory number 010 for single entries, Send data one item at a time, from a PC to a FOMA or in accordance with memory number information terminal (Write 1).
Page 498 Sending One Data Item (Write One) Sending All Data (Write All/Read All) Send data from a PC to a FOMA terminal one item at a Send and receive all data at once, between a PC and time. the FOMA terminal.
Page 499: At Command List
FOMA terminal. Offline mode The FOMA terminal is in stand-by. Normally, this mode is used to operate the FOMA terminal using AT commands. Online data mode The FOMA terminal is connected and performing data communication.
Page 500 AT Command List [M]: AT commands that can be used with the FOMA SH700i Modem Port. Execution AT Command Overview Parameter/Explanation Example AT%V Displays FOMA terminal AT%Vo version. Ver1.00 — AT&C<n> Sets operating condition for n=0: Circuit CD always ON AT&C1o...
Page 501 When “186” (send caller ID)/“184” (not send caller ID) are set by this command and in the dial-up network settings, refer to the table on P. 487. Switches the FOMA terminal (Connected) mode from online data mode +++ (Does not to online command mode.
Page 502 1: Inside area (home) +CGREG:1 4: Unknown (Moved from 5: Inside area (visitor) outside area to inside area) AT+CGSN Displays the FOMA terminal’s AT+CGSNo serial number. 123456789012345 ― AT+CLIP=<n> Show PC calling number <n> AT+ CLIP=0o when receiving 64K data 0: Do not output results (default setting) communications.
Page 503 Overview Parameter/Explanation Example AT+CMEE=<n> Sets whether to display Sets whether to display errors only as AT+CMEE=0o FOMA terminal error “ERROR”, or to display reason as text or reports. numerical value. AT+CNUMo <n> ERROR 0: Display “ERROR” and no result codes...
Page 504 Ver1.00 — AT+IFC=<n,m> Sets local flow control format DCE by DTE (<n>) AT+IFC=2,2o between the PC and FOMA 0: No flow control terminal. 1: XON/XOFF flow control 2: RS/CS (RTS/CTS) flow control (default setting) DTE by DCE (<m>) 0: No flow control...
Page 505 Busy tone detection, dial tone detection, speed dial (default setting) ATZ<n> Resets the FOMA terminal’s Resets the FOMA terminal’s AT command (When online) *2, *4 AT command settings. settings to the values set in non-volatile ATZo memory.
Page 506 1 to 255 (default setting: n=60) ATS7=60o (seconds). When establishing 64K data communications or packet transmission, if the FOMA terminal cannot send “CONNECT” signal to the PC within the set number of seconds after receiving ATD input from the PC, it returns a “NO CARRIER”...
Page 507 <cid> is a number for managing hosts (APNs) used for packet transmission, registered in the FOMA terminal. It can be set between 1 and 10 in the FOMA. The default setting registers mopera.ne.jp, the host (APN) to connect to mopera, for <cid>=1. <APN> is a user-specified character string for each connection, indicating the host.
Page 508 <cid> is a number for managing hosts (APNs) used for packet transmission, registered in the FOMA terminal. It can be set between 1 and 10 in the FOMA. Maximum bitrate UL and Maximum bitrate DL set the minimum uplink and downlink transmission speed (kbps) between the FOMA and base station.
Page 509: Result Codes
Sets QoS (Quality of Service) required of the network when establishing PPP packet transmission. The command execution example below describes the setting pattern which is also set as the initial setting. Not stored in FOMA terminal’s memory using AT&W commands. Not reset with AT&F or ATZ commands. Syntax AT+CGEQREQ=[<cid>]o Parameter description This setting is assigned to each cid by default value.
Page 510 When set to n=0, they are displayed as numerical values. Transmission speed is displayed to maintain compatibility with conventional modems connected by RS- 232C. However, since the FOMA terminal is connected to the PC via FOMA USB cable, the displayed speed will differ from the actual speed of connection.
Page 511: Text Input
Text Input Entering Text ..........<Text Input>510 5-touch Input Method Text Entry .
Page 512: Entering Text
Text Input Entering Text Enter text for various functions on the FOMA terminal, such as phonebook and text messages. Before entering text, it is recommended to learn about the text input methods. Text input methods 5-touch Each key is assigned multiple characters. Press key multiple times to enter character.
Page 513 5-touch 5-touch Input Method Text Entry Enter Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana (Double-byte) In kanji mode, convert hiragana to kanji, hiragana, katakana (double-byte), and symbols. In text input screen, press the dial key and enter hiragana. Enter hiragana with the dial key. Character changes with each press. Kanji candidates appear every time a hiragana character is entered.
Page 514 Related Operations Note Dakuten and handakuten For single-byte katakana, press * once for dakuten (゛), twice for handakuten (゜), three times to add a prolonged sound ( − ) and four times for a line break (K). Press five times to return to dakuten (゛).
Page 515 Quickly specifying character string <1-touch conversion> Use 1-touch conversion to convert kanji using all the hiragana combinations assigned to each key. The same key does not need to be pressed multiple times for the hiragana. Example: When entering おはよう In text input screen, press 1681. 1-touch conversion works best with nouns.
Page 516: Input Mode
Switching Between Input Modes in 5-touch Input Switch input modes to enter various types of text. Input mode Kanji/hiragana Double-byte katakana Single-byte katakana Double-byte alphanumeric Single-byte alphanumeric Single-byte numbers characters characters Kuten code In text input screen, press a (文字). When pressing a, } (single-byte numbers) →U(kuten code)
Page 517 Deleting characters Move cursor to the left of the character to delete and press c. The character to the right of the cursor is deleted. Example: When deleting ごろ twice Move the cursor Characters are deleted Press c for 1+ seconds to delete multiple characters complying to the location of the cursor. When there are characters before and after the cursor/only after the cursor All characters at and after the cursor are deleted.
Page 518: Entering Numbers
Entering Alphanumeric Characters Entering alphabet Press a (文字) multiple times and X or d appears. Enter double-byte alphanumerics when X is showing and single-byte alphanumerics when d is showing. Press m to switch between upper case and lower case. Press m after entering characters to convert one by one.
Page 519 Using Bar Code to Enter Characters Enter text read from bar codes (JAN codes/QR codes) in text input fields while connected to i-mode. (n“Entering text and selecting items in sites/web pages” on P. 209) In text input fields on sites and Internet web pages, press C9. Show the bar code in the center of the display and press t.
Page 520 Note Alternatively, press m for 1+ seconds in the text input screen to display phrase screen. The most recently used phrases appear first if i is pressed to display all phrases in insert phrase screen. Entering Symbols <Symbol Input> In text input screen, press i [Pict/Sym] i [Symbol]. To show the next list screen Press a twice.
Page 521 Entering Emoticons <Emoticon> Emoticon table (nP. 539) In text input screen, press C4. To show the next list screen Press a twice. When cursor is on the last line, press once. To show the previous list screen Press m twice. When cursor is on the first line, press once. Enter the two-digit code.
Page 522 Related Operations Reset one/folder <Reset one/Reset folder> 1 In stand-by, press t36 ? category ? t ? phrase ? C. Sub menu does not appear for folder not being edited. 2 Press 1 [Reset one]. To reset all phrases in a folder: Press 2. 3 Select Yes ? t.
Page 523 Copying the Contents of Mail Example: When copying message text Open received mail and press C5. Copy selection screen appears. For sent mail Press C3. For unsent mail In message entry screen (nP. 252), press C1. Proceed to step 3. Press 3.
Page 524 Enter four-digit kuten code. After the fourth digit is entered, the character appears. When kuten code is incorrect Before the fourth digit is entered, press c to clear the numbers. Re-enter correct code. Registering Words (User Dictionary) Registering Frequently Used Words Register up to 100 frequently used words with a short keyword (up to eight double- byte hiragana) for easy retrieval.
Page 525 Save up to five dictionaries for Japanese conversion downloaded from sites and Internet web pages on the FOMA terminal. Use two of these dictionaries for kanji conversion. When dictionaries are downloaded, terms used are saved and appear with the conversion candidates.
Page 526 Select No and press t. Note If a FOMA card is inserted that is different from the FOMA card that was inserted when the dictionary was downloaded, a FOMA card restriction mark appears next to the dictionary. In such cases, dictionary contents cannot be checked, but can be deleted.
Page 527 Select a save destination, press t, select Yes, and press t. To not register as set dictionary Select No and press t. Note When switching from User dictionary to a Download dictionary, User dictionary is deleted. Quick Dictionary/Next Word Guess Default setting Selecting Conversion Method Quick dictionary ON...
Page 528 Entering Text In 2-touch input, enter two digits to specify a character. In text input screen, enter two digits. Example: 22 O [き] Refer to P. 536 for details on character assignments.
Page 529: Appendix
Assistant View Combinations ..........546 Services Available from the FOMA Terminal ......<Service>547 Options and Accessories .
Page 530: Menu List
Menu List Settings Menu Sound Function menu Key operation Default setting Page Phone ring tone, V-phone ring tone, Payphone ring t111 Phone ring vol P. 115 tone, User unset, Not support: Volume 3☆ Mail ring tone, Message R ring tone, Message F ring t112 Mail ring vol P.
Page 531 Display Function menu Key operation Default setting Page t211 Stand-by display 待受画面 1☆ P. 122 1 Main display t212 Clock display P. 124 ON☆ t213 Calendar display P. 123 OFF☆ t221 Callr ID display P. 127 ON☆ 2 Sub display t222 Contrast P.
Page 532 Function menu Key operation Default setting Page — 4 User dictionary P. 522 — 5 Dwnld dictionary P. 523 6 Edit phrase P. 519 t371 Auto power ON P. 407 OFF☆ 7 Auto power ON/OFF t372 Auto power OFF P. 408 OFF☆...
Page 533 Function menu Key operation Default setting Page t451 Status request Set to unsend P. 460 5 Notify caller ID t452 Notify caller ID — P. 460 t461 Activate — P. 460 6 Caller ID request t462 Deactivate — P. 461 t463 Status request —...
Page 534 Function menu Key operation Default setting Page 5 Close operation P. 61 Finish call☆ 6 Any key answer P. 61 ON☆ 7 Auto answer set P. 447 OFF☆ 8 Self mode P. 149 OFF☆ 9 Int’l prefix P. 56 First entry: 009130-010☆ 0 Sub address P.
Page 535 Other settings Function menu Key operation Default setting Page Own number Own number P. 47 Initial settings — P. 46 Reset settings — P. 448 Data Box Menu Function menu Key operation Default setting Page My picture — P. 330 i-motion —...
Page 536: Dial Key Assignments (5-Touch)
Dial Key Assignments (5-touch) Use dial keys to enter text. Each key has multiple characters assigned to it. Press the key multiple times to switch characters. Example: If 1 is pressed three times in double-byte katakana mode, 1 [ア] O 1 [イ] O 1 [ウ] appears. (Press s to scroll backwards through characters.) Double-byte Characters Press after confirming a character to enter a line break (K).
Page 537 Single-byte Characters A new line (K) is entered. K appears as a single-byte character but is counted as a double-byte character. Edit/delete new line mark like any other character. Available when inputting text for messages, schedule, ToDo list and Text memo. When characters are before/after the cursor or when characters are only after the cursor, all characters on and after the cursor are deleted.
Page 538: Dial Key Assignments (2-Touch)
Dial Key Assignments (2-touch) Double-byte Upper case mode Lower case mode Press 80 to switch between upper case mode (left) and lower case mode (right). Single-byte Upper case mode Lower case mode Press 80 to switch between upper case mode (left) and lower case mode (right). f and d count as two single-byte characters each.
Page 539: Symbol/Special Character List
Symbol/Special Character List Press i in the text input screen to switch between Symbol and Pict. Press C when inputting symbols to switch from Half pitch and Full pitch. Press C when inputting pictographs to switch from Pictograph 2 and Pictograph 1. Double-byte symbols/special characters Special symbols ※...
Page 540 Pictograph List Enter reading to convert pictographs. Pictograph 1 The pictographs above may not appear properly depending on the receiving model. In addition, pictographs may not appear properly on PCs and mobile phones not supporting i-mode.
Page 541 Pictographs other than e, d or f appear as spaces in SMS. When keyword (reading) is entered, after the conversion candidate Pict-1 appears. However, even if candidate is selected, the characters Pict-1 are not set. Pictograph 2 The pictographs above may not appear properly depending on the receiving model. In addition, pictographs may not appear properly on PCs and mobile phones not supporting i-mode.
Page 542: Phrase List
Phrase List Original phrases are not registered in handset at the time of purchase.
Page 543: Jis Kuten Code List
JIS Kuten Code List Use four-digit kuten codes to enter kanji, hiragana, katakana, symbols, and alphanumeric characters. Each kuten code corresponds to a particular character. Refer to “Inputting Kuten Code” on P. 521 for details. JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit Kuten Kuten...
Page 544 JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit Kuten Kuten Kuten 1 to 3 1 to 3 1 to 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 肩...
Page 545 JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit Kuten Kuten Kuten 1 to 3 1 to 3 1 to 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ほ...
Page 546 JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit JIS kuten 4th digit Kuten Kuten Kuten 1 to 3 1 to 3 1 to 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 浚...
Page 547: Using The Calculator
Using the Calculator Example of various calculations M appears for any value other than 0. Note Press m [CM] to clear the memory before starting. When E appears When E appears as a result, no further calculations can be made. Press c [C・CE]. ①...
Page 548: Multiaccess Combinations
Sending from Mail To is available. (nP. 225) Download software that supports voice calling and video-phone calling. During a call, transmitting data (packet) screen appears on FOMA terminal. When ending transmission, first data transmission ends and then phone ends with subsequent ending operations.
Page 549: Services Available From The Foma Terminal
Self mode or turned off depending on the settings for the landline phone/mobile phone. Services such as 116 (NTT sales counter), Dial Q2, message service, and credit card calls, are not available. (Automatic credit card calls to a FOMA terminal can be made from a landline telephone or payphone.)
Page 550: Options And Accessories
Options and Accessories Combine the FOMA terminal with various optional accessories (sold separately) for expanded personal and business use. Some products may not be available in some areas. Contact a DoCoMo retailer for details. Refer to the user’s guide of each product for more details.
Page 551: Data Link Software
To download, a PC connected to the Internet is required. Additional transmission fees are charged for downloading. The FOMA USB cable (sold separately) is required to connect to a PC and to use Data Link Software. Ir exchange is not available.
Page 552: Troubleshooting
Is the battery pack inserted properly? P. 39 Power turns off Is the IC portion of the FOMA card dirty? P. 36 Is the battery pack connector terminal or FOMA terminal charger P. 39 terminal dirty? Does not recharge Is the battery pack inserted properly? P.
Page 553 Service is not Registration is required to use i-mode. — registered appears If contract is made for i-mode after purchase, turn off FOMA terminal power and restart. The date appears Is Select language set to 日本語? P. 45 backwards Please wait appears The line is not in service or extremely congested.
Page 554: List Of Error Messages
Appears when power is turned on while PIN code is blocked. P. 144 Enter correct PUK when prompt appears to disable PIN lock. PUK is blocked Appears when power is turned on or a FOMA card operation is used P. 144 while PUK is blocked. Contact a DoCoMo retailer.
Page 555 Appears when an image or melody protected by a FOMA card P. 37 service not available restriction is selected. Appears when a screen memo or Message R/F protected by a FOMA P. 37 card restriction is selected. Invalid UIM. Requested Appears when i-αppli software protected by a FOMA card restriction...
Page 556 File prohibited from i-mode mail attachment or from being sent from P. 261 deleted the FOMA terminal is attached to i-mode mail to be forwarded. Press t [Select] and the i-mode mail without the attachment appears on the i-mode mail editing screen.
Page 557 This software is not Appears when attempting to download an i-αppli not supported by the — supported by this phone FOMA terminal. The software cannot be downloaded. Canceled download Appears when downloading is canceled. P. 222 P. 310 Unable to download Appears when there is no data to download, or the data is invalid.
Page 558: Data Box
Appears when there are files or folders on the miniSD Memory Card P. 371 data that were created on a PC or a handset other than the FOMA SH700i. Unable to delete part of Appears when folders exist in folders such as xxxSHARP/xxxSH_UF/ —...
Page 559: Warranty And After-Sales Services
Information registered in your FOMA terminal, such as phonebook entries, may be lost or damaged if your FOMA terminal is damaged, repaired, or mishandled. It is recommended that a memo be kept of all data stored in the FOMA. If you own a PC (Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional) you can use special Data Link Software (nP.
Page 560: Replacement Parts
The FOMA terminal will be repaired in accordance with the terms of the warranty. When bringing the FOMA terminal in for repairs, be sure to bring the warranty card. Even during the warranty period, a fee will be charged for repairs of malfunctions or damage caused by improper handling by the customer, or when no warranty certificate is presented.
Page 561: Updating Software
(nP. 373, P. 549) before updating. (Note that some data, such as downloaded data cannot be backed up.) If software update fails, Rewrite failed appears and operation is not available. In this case, bring FOMA terminal to the repair counter that DoCoMo specifies.
Page 562 Enter security code (four to eight digits) and press t. Numbers are masked with asterisks. The default setting is 0000. Press 1 [OK]. When battery level is low Press 2 [Cancel]. Fully charge battery and try again. Press 1 [OK]. To not check for software updates Press 2 [Cancel].
Page 563 Updating Software Immediately <Immediate Update> Start software update. (nsteps 1 to 5 on P. 559) Press 1 [Now update]. Software download starts. Software is automatically updated without selecting menus. Press 3 to not update. After approx. five seconds or press t [OK] For Reserve update, screen appears after Establishing SSL session (Authenticating) appears.
Page 564 After Checking if update is fully complete appears, next screen appears immediately. A screen asking to end or not appears if H is pressed. If download is aborted, data downloaded up to that point is deleted. (Cannot use during software rewrite.) When Server is busy appears after Negotiating Press 1 [Reserve].
Page 565 When the FOMA terminal is turned off at the reserved date and time for software update or when the FOMA terminal is turned off right after the update starts, the update will be canceled.
Page 566: Protecting Your Foma Terminal From Harmful Files
If the pattern definition corresponding to a particular harmful file is not downloaded or saved, the scan function will not be able to protect the FOMA terminal. Pattern definitions vary depending on the phone model. Therefore, DoCoMo may discontinue offering pattern...
Page 567 When updating pattern definitions, information about the handset (model and serial number) is sent to the server (DoCoMo scan function server). Sent information is only used for pattern definition update. Correctly set the FOMA terminal date (year/month/day). Download may be interrupted if signal is weak.
Page 568 Displaying Scanned Results Displaying detected errors After scanning, detected errors are ordered by severity in the scanned results screen. Up to five detected errors are shown. etc. appears under fifth error if six or more are detected. If same error is detected more than once, it is only listed once. Errors are ordered by severity.
Page 569: Main Specifications
Up to approximately ×2 Sub camera Continuous stand-by time is an estimate of the time when the FOMA terminal is folded and in a status where signals are received. Call and stand-by duration may be reduced to about half, depending on function settings such as Battery saver mode, temperature and other environmental conditions, and signal strength (no signal, weak signal).
Page 570 Estimated number of images that can be shot (32 MB) ECONOMY NORMAL SUPER FINE Icon: 76×76 — 1,830 shots — sQCIF: 128×96 1,830 shots 920 shots 920 shots QCIF: 176×144 1,830 shots 920 shots 615 shots Stand-by: 240×320 920 shots 615 shots 260 shots CIF: 352×288...
Page 571 Estimated movie shooting times (16 MB) ECONOMY NORMAL FINE SUPER FINE Image + Voice 90 seconds 61 seconds 30 seconds — For mail (short) Image only 124 seconds 75 seconds 36 seconds — Image + Voice 152 seconds 103 seconds 51 seconds —...
Page 572: Specific Absorption Rate (Sar)
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) This model phone FOMA SH700i meets the MIC’s* technical regulation for exposure to radio waves. The technical regulation established permitted levels of radio frequency energy, based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies.
Page 573: Index/Quick Manual
Index/Quick Manual Index..............572 Quick Manual .
Page 574 Index Symbols Bar code reader..190 Camera ....162 Add to phonebook..192 Adjust brightness..176 Register as bookmark Auto save mode .
Page 575 Register as bookmark ....195 Search in dictionary . . .196 Data communication ..468 Earphone/Microphone Chara-den ... . .359 Answer calls .
Page 576 Upgrade ... 321 Font size ... 398 FOMA card (UIM) settings Insert bookmark..398 i-αppli To ..226, 318 .
Page 577 Mail ring tone..96 Top menu ... .31 FOMA terminal ..452 Mail/Message LED ..96 Zoom menu .
Page 578 (handset)... 101 ....427 FOMA card (UIM) settings Register word Screen display time ..129 .
Page 579 Sound fx setting Numbers ... 516 FOMA terminal ..547 Flash movie..227 On/Kun conversion . . . 512 Set alarm.
Page 580 Show by status ..416 Record message (video- phone)....80 Top menu Redial voicecall ..89 Action focus .
Page 581 LMEMO9...
Page 582 Quick Manual Remove the Quick Manual by cutting along the perforated marks starting on the next page. Folding the Quick manual (Completed) Warning Be careful of injuries when cutting out Quick manual. This manual is produced of recyclable material. Please recycle when no longer needed.
Page 583 Cannot be saved to FOMA card. Refer to “全国サービスステーション一覧” (Service After entering text, press o. card, one entry. Station List) provided with the FOMA terminal for details. Press p ? の ? t. Entering pictographs/symbols Viewing Movies Press 453 ? o ? t .
Page 584 Creating/Sending i-mode Mail Sending Images/Melodies Auto Receive Sound In stand-by, press t71 . In stand-by, press i-mode mail is Menu Function Function number m for 1+ seconds ? Press t72. To send movies/i-motion: automatically Select Phone ring vol Press t73. V ? t.
Page 585 Menu Function Function number Menu Function Function number Menu Function Function number Phone settings Arrival call Voice mail Int’l calling Auto assist set Lock All lock Menu Function Function number settings Call forwarding IDD prefix setting Keypad dial lock Noise reduction Call rejection PIM lock Security...
Page 586 ※ Refer to P. 28 to P. 30 of Manual for detailed Check the phone number carefully before dialing. During a call Refer to “全国サービスステーション一覧” (Service explanations on displayed icons. During i-mode Station List) provided with the FOMA terminal for details. -28- -29- -30- -31- <Cut here>...
Page 587: While Driving
Talking on your FOMA terminal while driving is dangerous and may result in an accident. ※Please pull over to a safe place and use your FOMA terminal or set Drive mode. ■ When in crowded places such as rush-hour trains in case somebody...
Page 588 Confirm phone number before calling. Confirm phone number before calling. For details, refer to “ 全国サービスステーション一覧 ” (Service Station List) provided with the FOMA terminal. Don’t forget your mobile phone … or your manners! When using your mobile phone in public, don’t forget to show common courtesy and consideration for others around you.

Foma SH700i Manual

Table of Contents

Warning

Before Using the Foma Terminal

Making/Receiving Video-Phone Calls

Displaying/Editing/ Managing Data

Playing Back Melodies

Using Ir Exchange

Data Communication

Appendix

Quick Links

Chapters

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