Prohibiting/Limiting Use - SoftBank 921T Instruction Manual

Prohibiting/Limiting Use

Activating PIN Settings
Set whether you are requested to enter your PIN
to perform verification each time the power is
turned on when a USIM Card is inserted in the
handset.
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Press
➡ Settings ➡ ➡
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➡
Security Setting Window
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Select PIN Settings
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➡ ON ➡
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Enter your PIN
➡
Prohibiting Handset Use
Set Password Lock to prevent others from using
your handset. When Password Lock is activated,
your Handset Code is required to use the handset.
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From Security Setting Window, select
Password Lock
Code
Security
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Select an item to set
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The settings are shown below.
Phone Closed: Locks the handset when
Power Saving: Locks the handset when the
Power Off: Locks the handset when it is
ON/OFF ➡
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To cancel Password Lock, enter your Handset
Code to release Password Lock temporarily,
and then set Password Lock to OFF.
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Phone Closed locks the handset when you
close it in Standby. Power Saving locks the
handset when the Display is turned off after
a certain amount of time (as set in the power
saving settings) has passed in Standby.
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You cannot make a one-touch call from the
Earphone-Microphone while the handset is
locked with Password Lock.
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Enter your Handset
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➡ ➡ ON ➡
you close it.
Display is turned off for
Power Saving.
turned on.
Keypad Lock
Keypad Lock allows you to disable the keys to
prevent unintentional operations while your
handset is in your bag or pocket.
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Press and hold
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To cancel Keypad Lock, press and hold
while it is set.
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Keypad Lock cannot be set when Bluetooth
infrared communication is activated.
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When Keypad Lock is set, Information
Prompt does not appear.
Hold
The hold function prevents unintentional
operations while your handset is closed. When
Hold is set, appears on the External Display.
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Press and hold when your
handset is closed
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To cancel Hold, press and hold
while it is set and the handset is closed.
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When battery level is low, Hold may be
ineffective even when set.
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