SoftBank 830CA User Manual page 12

Handset
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Do not point infrared beam at anyone's eyes.
May cause eye injury. Do not direct infrared beam toward
another infrared device as this may interfere with the device
operation.
Do not place handset on the dashboard close to
airbags.
In case of airbag inflation, handset may hit passengers resulting
in injury, malfunction or breakage.
Do not use handset while driving any vehicle,
including cars and motorbikes, or while riding a
bicycle.
Doing so could lead to accidents. Use of a mobile phone while
operating a vehicle is prohibited by law, and in some areas, use
while bicycle riding also is subject to penalties.
If you are wearing electronic medical equipment, do
not carry handset in your breast pocket or inner
pocket.
Using handset near electronic medical equipment may cause
the equipment to malfunction.
Do not allow fluids such as water, metal pieces or
flammable materials to enter USIM Card Slot or
microSD Memory Card Slot.
May cause fire, electric shock or malfunction.
Do not swing handset by its strap, etc.
Handset may strike you or others, resulting in injury, malfunction
or breakage.
Do not use a strap that is damaged.
Safety Precautions
Keep handset power off in places where use of
mobile phones is prohibited, such as on an airplane
or in a hospital.
May affect electronic devices or electronic medical equipment.
Disable the auto power-on function before turning off handset.
Observe the instructions of individual medical institutions about
use of mobile phones.
Handset operations aboard an aircraft may be punishable by
law.
Keep handset away from your ear when calling in
handsfree mode. When playing games or music with
Earphone-Microphone connected to handset, adjust
the volume properly.
Prolonged listening at excessive volume levels may impair your
hearing. Being unable to clearly hear surrounding sounds may
result in an accident.
If you have a weak heart, be careful with incoming
call vibrator and ring volume settings.
These may affect your heart.
Keep handset power off near high-precision
electronic devices or devices using weak signals.
Failing to do so may interfere with the device operation.
* Examples of such devices:
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers, implanted
defibrillators and other electronic medical equipment; fire
alarms, automatic doors and other automatic control devices
If you use an implanted cardiac pacemaker, implanted
defibrillator or other electronic medical equipment, consult
with the individual medical device manufacturer or distributor
about the possible influence of radio waves.
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