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  • Page 1 User Manual...
  • Page 2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the H001. Before using it for the first time, be sure to read the Basic Manual (this PDF manual) so as to know how to use it correctly. After you finish reading this manual, store it and the printed materials that come with the phone in a safe place for future reference.

  • Page 3: Cellphone Etiquette

    Cellphone Etiquette Mind your manners! A cellphone always emits weak radio waves while it is turned on. Enjoy operation of your cellphone without forgetting to be considerate of those around you. Some locations do not allow the use of cellphones. ■...

  • Page 4: Cellphone Basics

    Cellphone Basics Features EZ FeliCa Camera EZ Navi Use the cellphone for Shoot photos and EZ Navi Walk, shopping by using record movies, and Passenger Seat Navi, electronic money, or send them by e-mail. Evacuate Navi and use it as member’s Security Navi allow you cards, point cards, to get various kinds of...

  • Page 5: Manner Mode And Answer Memo

    Manner Mode and Answer Memo Manner Mode Answer Memo Use Manner Mode to turn off the If you cannot answer a call, Answer Memo plays an ringtone so as not to bother answering message and records others around you. the caller’s message. While the standby While the standby screen is displayed,...

  • Page 6: Never Use Your Cellphone While Driving

    Never use your cellphone while driving! Do not use the cellphone while driving a car/motorcycle/bicycle. It may cause a traffic accident. Use of the cellphone while driving a car/motorcycle is forbidden by the law. Use of the cellphone while driving a bicycle may be punished by the law too. ×...

  • Page 7: Beware Of Spam And One-Ring Calls

    Beware of spam and One-ring Calls! If you get spam You can set up mail filters to block specific mail or spoof mail. The following are the main features your cellphone uses to block spam. ・ Blocking of “未承諾広告※” (unsolicited advertisement) mail ・...

  • Page 8: Disaster Message Board Service

    Disaster Message Board Service Disaster Message Board The Disaster Message Board lets you use EZweb to register information about your well-being in case of a major disaster. The information you register can be accessed from anywhere in Japan over EZweb or the Internet. ◆...
  • Page 9 Registration Access Disaster Message Board top screen Information registration screen Information screen ※ Registration contents are retained for up to 72 hours. ※ You can register up to 10 entries per phone number. Registering a new entry while there are already 10 registered entries, automatically overwrites the oldest entry.

  • Page 10: Table Of Contents

    Contents Phone Call Making a Call ..........28 Making an International Call .......29 Answering a Call .........30 Cellphone Etiquette Redialing (Outgoing Histories/Incoming Mind your manners! ........1 Histories) ..........31 One-ring Calls ..........31 Changing the Ringtone ........32 Cellphone Basics Adjusting the Ringtone Volume ....34 Adjusting the Earpiece Volume during a Features ............2 Call ............35...
  • Page 11 Camera Other Functions Using the Camera ........61 Security Setup Features ......87 Shooting a Photo ........63 Viewing Photos ...........64 Troubleshooting Attaching a Photo to an E-mail Message ..65 If you lose your H001 ........90 EZweb Index Using EZweb ..........66 Displaying the au one Top ......67 Bookmarking Sites You Frequently Access FCC Notice ..............68...

  • Page 12: Ready

    Ready Before using the H001, check the contents of the package coming with your H001. You should also familiarize yourself with basic operations, like how to charge the battery, how to turn the power on, etc. Checking the Contents of the Package ●...

  • Page 13: Names Of Parts

    Names of Parts ■ Front ■ Back Earpiece FeliCa mark Display TV antenna ※ Built-in antenna Photo light/ Center key Pocket light Cursor key Optical sensor Camera lens Application key Address book Camera start EZ key indicator Mail key Clear/Memo key Speaker Answer/Pair key Infrared port...

  • Page 14: Charging The Battery Pack

    Charging the Battery Pack The battery pack that comes with the phone is not fully charged when you purchase it. Be sure to charge the battery pack before using the H001 for the first time. Charging takes about 140 minutes. You should recharge the battery pack whenever the battery level icon shows Aligning the locking tabs of the...
  • Page 15 Connect the common AC adaptor 01/02 (option) to the desktop holder. Check the shape of the connectors to ensure they are aligned correctly before you connect. Trying to force a connection may damage the connectors. Attach the closed phone to the desktop holder in the sequence , aligning the locking tabs of the holder with the slots on the sides of the phone.

  • Page 16: Turning On Power

    Turning On Power Hold down F for at least 2.5 seconds. The message “Now Loading...” will appear on the display for a short while, followed by the standby screen. Icon Signal Very Out of Strong Medium Weak Strength Weak Range •...

  • Page 17: Security Code And Passwords

    Security Code and Passwords The H001 lets you use the numbers and passwords described below. Be sure to take steps so you do not to forget your numbers and passwords. You will need them to perform various operations and to access subscription services.

  • Page 18: Selecting English As The Display Language

    Selecting English as the Display Language While the standby screen is displayed, press c. Use a to select “機能” (Function), and then press c (選択) (Select). Press 3 (画面表示) (Screen Display).
  • Page 19 Press 4 (Set Language). Press 2 (English). This selects English as the display language. Even if English is selected as the display language, schedule and other dates are displayed in the format year/month/day. Folder names inside of the Data Folder are also displayed in year/month/day format.

  • Page 20: Operation Basics

    Operation Basics ■ Key functions Selects EZ News Flash • telop/window or au one Gadget. Displays incoming histories. • Displays the standby • Selects an item. • shortcut icon. Selects an item. • Displays the main menu. • Applies an item. •...

  • Page 21: Display Indicators

    Display Indicators The following explains the main icons that appear on the standby screen. Signal strength Battery level The microSD memory card (commercial item) is inserted into the cellphone. During phone call or LISMO Player/au Media ／ ／ Tuner on ®...

  • Page 22: Main Menu

    Main Menu There are four initial main menus for H001. Pressing c while the standby screen is displayed displays the main menu. The menu structure depends on the type of the main menu.
  • Page 23 ■ Using Soft Keys Soft keys are the keys you use to execute the functions along with the bottom of the screen. The table below explains how to assign the soft keys to the on-screen functions. Note that the function of each soft key depends on the currently displayed screen.

  • Page 24: Positions Of H001

    Positions of H001 H001 has two positions: Regular open position which the display part open lengthwise, and Wide open position which the display part open crosswise. In this manual, if the position is not specified, the operation step explanations are described in Regular open position. Regular open position Wide open position ◎...

  • Page 25: Wide Open Position Features

    Wide open position features In Wide open position, you can enjoy Television (1Seg), PC Site Viewer, PC Document Viewer, EZ apps in the wide screen. Also, you can set the following functions to start just by opening your cellphone in Wide open position while the standby screen is displayed (“Wide Open Start”).

  • Page 26: Initializing E-Mail And Ezweb

    Initializing E-mail and EZweb An EZweb subscription is required to use e-mail, EZweb or other EZ services. If you did not subscribe when you purchased your phone, contact your nearest au shop or the au Customer Service Center. ※ You will be assigned an e-mail address automatically when you perform the EZweb initialization procedure.

  • Page 27: Looking Up Your Current Phone Number And E-Mail Address

    Looking Up Your My phone number and mail address Current Phone Number and E-mail Address While the standby screen is displayed, press c. Press 0. Your current phone number and e-mail address appear.

  • Page 28: Changing Your E-Mail Address

    Changing Your E-mail Address E-mail address △△△ @ezweb.ne.jp Part you can change Domain name While the standby screen is displayed, press L. Press 0 (E-mail Setup). Press 4 (Other). Press 1 (Eメールアドレ スの変更) (Change E-mail Address).
  • Page 29 Enter your Security Code, press c (OK), use j to select “送信” (Send), and then press c (Select). Use j to select “承諾す る” (Accept), and then press c (Select). Use j to select the text box, and then press c (Input).

  • Page 30: Phone Call

    Phone Call Making a Call While the standby screen is displayed, use the number keys (0 to 9) of the keypad to enter the phone number you want to call. When calling a standard phone, you need to enter the area code.

  • Page 31: Making An International Call

    Making an International Call ■ au International Call Service Available without any additional application. Ex: To call 212-123-△△△△ in the USA 005345 Press N. △△△△ Area code International access code Country code (USA) Phone number • Calling charges for this service are added to monthly mobile phone calling charges and billed together.

  • Page 32: Answering A Call

    Answering a Call Press N to answer an incoming call. After you finish a call, press F to hang up. Display for Incoming Calls If the caller’s name is in your address book, it appears on the display. If not, only the caller’s phone number is displayed.

  • Page 33: Redialing (Outgoing Histories/Incoming Histories)

    Redialing (Outgoing Histories/ Incoming Histories) While the standby screen is displayed, press s. r : Displays outgoing histories. l : Displays incoming histories. Use j to select the number you want to dial, and then press N. The phone stores up to 50 histories each for the outgoing histories and incoming histories.

  • Page 34: Changing The Ringtone

    Changing the Ringtone While the standby screen is displayed, press c, use a to select “Function,” and then press c (Select). Press 2 (Sound/Vib/ Lamp). Press 1 (Incoming Setup). Press 1 (Incoming Call).
  • Page 35 Use j to select press c (Select). Press 1 (Original). To hear the currently selected ringtone, press & (Play). Use j to select the ringtone you want, and then press c (Set). Press % (OK). The ringtone is set. ® You can also download a “Chaku-Uta ”...

  • Page 36: Adjusting The Ringtone Volume

    Adjusting the Ringtone Volume To adjust the ringtone volume, perform steps 1 through 4 under “Changing the Ringtone” (page 32), and then continue with the following steps. Use j to select press c (Select). Use j to adjust the ringtone volume, and then press c (Set).

  • Page 37: Adjusting The Earpiece Volume During A Call

    Adjusting the Earpiece Volume during a Call During a call, use j to adjust the volume. u : Increases volume. d : Decreases volume. You can adjust the earpiece volume (level 1-5 and Max). Turning On Manner Mode While Manner Mode is set to on, the phone alerts you to incoming calls by vibrating.

  • Page 38: Turning On Answer Memo

    Turning On Answer Memo While the standby screen is displayed, hold down C for at least one second. This turns on Answer Memo. The icon appears on the display while Answer Memo is turned on. You can use Answer Memos (up to 6 memos), and each memo can contain up to 30 seconds recording time.

  • Page 39: Playing An Answer Memo

    Playing an Answer Memo When there is a recorded Answer Memo The message “Answer Memo” appear on the standby screen. Select “Answer Memo,” and press c (Select). “Answer Memo List” appears. Use j to select the Answer Memo you want to hear, and then press c (Play).

  • Page 40: Using Overseas

    Using Overseas You can use the H001 overseas with global functions. Setting Area While the standby screen is displayed, press c. Use a to select “Global Functions,” and then press c(Select) and c(OK). Use j to select “Area Setting,” and then press c(Select).

  • Page 41: Calling To Japan From Overseas

    Calling to Japan from Overseas While the standby screen is displayed, enter the phone number and then press c(Dial). Use j to select “Voice Call,” and then press c(OK). Use j to select “Dial to Japan,” and then press c(OK) and c(Dial). Although the preferred roaming list (PRL) is already stored in the phone at ◎...

  • Page 42: Inputting Characters

    Inputting Characters Input characters using keypad keys 0 through 9, and *. The table below shows the characters each key cycles through when you press it. Number of Presses 0 Space ! ” # $ % & ′ ( ) + , - .

  • Page 43: Inputting An E-Mail Address

    Inputting an E-mail Address ■ Inputting “mark@ezweb.ne.jp” In this example, we will input “mark@ezweb.ne.jp” for [E-mail Address1]. To input [E-mail Address1], perform steps 1 through 6 under “Registering an Address Book” (page 43), and then perform the following steps. Input “mark.” To input “m”: Press 6 once.

  • Page 44: Inputting Pictograms

    Inputting Pictograms The following procedure shows how to input pictograms into the body text when creating a new e-mail message. Press R. You can switch between Pictogram→ Symbol (Full-Size/Half-Size)→Face Mark →Pictogram by pressing R. Use a to select the pictogram you want, and then press c (Select).

  • Page 45: Address Book

    Address Book Registering an Address Book While the standby screen is displayed, hold down & for at least one second. Select “ [Name],” and then press c (Select). Enter the name, and then press c (OK). [Reading] is generated automatically when you enter a name. To input text →“Inputting Characters”...
  • Page 46 Enter the phone number, and then press c (OK). Use j to select the No. Type, and then press c (Select). When entering the number of a standard phone, be sure to include the area code. Use j to select “...

  • Page 47: Editing An Address Book Record

    Editing an Address Address Birthday Book Record Group Example: To edit the phone number of “Tom Carter” While the standby screen is displayed, press &, use a to select the record you want to edit. Press c (Detail), and then & (Edit). Use j to select “...

  • Page 48: Adding Outgoing Or Incoming History Data To The Address Book

    Adding Outgoing or Incoming History Data to the Address Book While the standby screen is displayed, press s, use j to select the phone number you want to register, and then press % (SubMenu). r : Displays outgoing histories. l : Displays incoming histories. Press 2 (Reg to Adrs Book).

  • Page 49: Dialing From The Address Book

    Dialing from the Address Book While the standby screen is displayed, press &, and then use a to select the record whose phone number you want to dial. Press c (Detail). The detail screen of the record appears. Use j to select the phone number, and then press N.

  • Page 50: Pair Function

    Pair Function You can register up to fi ve phone numbers (like frequently used ones from the address book). You can make calls or send mails to these registered numbers (called Pair Partners) more easily. Registering a Pair Partner While the standby screen is displayed, press N.

  • Page 51: Making A Phone Call Or Sending Mail To A Pair Partner

    Making a Phone Call or Sending Mail to a Pair Partner While the standby screen is displayed, press N. Use s to select the Pair Partner. Use j to select “Call,” and then press c (Select). Sending E-mail: Selecting “E-mail” and then pressing c (Select) will display a screen for composing and sending an e-mail message.

  • Page 52: Mail

    Mail EZweb subscription required Your H001 supports two types of mail: e-mail and C-mail. Using E-mail To use e-mail, you need to subscribe to an EZweb service. If you did not subscribe when you purchased your phone, contact your nearest au shop or the au Customer Service Center.

  • Page 53: Using C-Mail

    Using C-mail C-mail lets you exchange text messages that contain up to 50 double-byte characters (100 single-byte characters) with another au cellphone that supports C-mails. ※ C-mail transmission fee is charged when sending C-mail. About C-mail Safety Block C-mail Safety Block blocks C-mails that contain accessing URLs (http:// , https:// ) or phone numbers in its body text.

  • Page 54: Creating And Sending E-Mail Messages

    Creating and Sending E-mail Messages While the standby screen is displayed, press L. Press 1 (Create New). Select “ Address,” and then press c (Select). Press c (Select). : Address to which the e-mail will be sent. Press 1 (Address Book), use a to select an addressee, and then press c (Detail).
  • Page 55 Use j to select the e-mail address you want to enter, and then press c (Select). Press & (OK). Use j to select “ Subject,” and then press c (Select). : Subject of the e-mail message. Enter the subject, and then press c (OK).

  • Page 56: Reading Received E-Mail Messages

    Reading Received E-mail Messages When you receive an e-mail The message “E-mail” and appear on the standby screen. Select “E-mail,” and then press c (Select). Press c (Select). : Indicates an unread message. : Indicates an already read message. Use j to select the unread e-mail you want to view, and then press c (Select).

  • Page 57: Reading An E-Mail Message With An Attached Photo

    Reading an E-mail Message with an Attached Photo Use j to select the e-mail message, and then press c (Select). Use j to select the attached data, and then press c (Select). Use j to select a fi le name, and then press c (Play).

  • Page 58: Replying To A Received E-Mail Message

    Replying to a Received E-mail Message To reply to an e-mail message, perform steps 1 through 3 under “Reading Received E-mail Messages” (page 54), and then perform the following steps. Press & (Reply). (Subject) is prefi xed with “Re:,” and the body text of the e-mail is quoted.

  • Page 59: Avoiding Spam

    Avoiding Spam It is recommended that you use our mail fi lter function to block spam. You can use the “Supportive settings” to easily confi gure mail fi lter settings by answering questions that appear on the display. ■ Confi guring Mail Filter Settings Example: To access the “サポート設定”...

  • Page 60: Creating And Sending C-Mail Messages

    Creating and Sending Hold down . . . C-mail Messages While the standby screen is displayed, hold down L for at least one second. Press 1 (Create New). Enter the body text, and then press c (OK).   Select “ [Address],”...
  • Page 61 Press 1 (Quote Adrs Book), use a to select an addressee, and then press c (Detail). You can also select a phone number from sent histories or received histories, or you can enter an address. Use j to select the phone number you want to enter, and then press c (Select).

  • Page 62: Reading Received C-Mail Messages

    Reading Received C-mail Messages When you receive a C-mail The message “C-mail” and appear on the standby screen. Select “C-mail,” and then press c (Select). Press c (Select). : Indicates an unread message. : Indicates an already read message. Use j to select the unread C-mail you want to view, and then press c (View).

  • Page 63: Camera

    Camera Using the Camera Use your images for H001 functions! You can use photos you shot for the standby screen, for the image that appears when receiving a call, and in your address book. Send images by e-mail! Within 2MB, you can send a photo as an e-mail attachment.
  • Page 64 Tips for Better Photos Shooting with H001 open Do not cover the lens or optical sensor with your hands. Hold the camera securely with both hands. Use your thumb to press c (Shoot) to release the shutter. Tips for Avoiding Hand Movement Tips for Avoiding Hand Movement ●...

  • Page 65: Shooting A Photo

    Shooting a Photo While the standby screen is displayed, press c, use a to select “Camera,” and press c (Select). Press 1 (Photo (W.paper Mode)). Point the lens at the subject, and press c (Shoot). The phone emits a shutter sound. Note that the phone emits the shutter sound even if it is in Manner Mode.

  • Page 66: Viewing Photos

    Viewing Photos While the standby screen is displayed, press c, use a to select “Data Folder,” and then press c (Select). Use j to select “Photo Folder,” and then press c (Select). Selecting “All Data” displays a list of all photos in the “Photo Folder.”...

  • Page 67: Attaching A Photo To An E-Mail Message

    Attaching a Photo to an E-mail Message Perform the procedure from step 1 to 2 under “Shooting a Photo” (page 63), and then perform the following steps. Press & (E-mail), and then press 1 (E-mail). The photo you shot is stored in the “Photo Folder”...

  • Page 68: Ezweb

    EZweb EZweb subscription required Using EZweb To use EZweb, you need to subscribe to an EZweb beforehand. If you did not subscribe when you purchased your phone, contact your nearest au shop or the au Customer Service Center. In addition to an EZweb subscription, you also need to perform an initialization procedure before you can use EZweb.

  • Page 69: Displaying The Au One Top

    Displaying the au one Top While the standby screen is displayed, press R, use s to select “EZweb,” and then press 1 (au one Top). キーワー ド検索機能 (Search by keyword) Provides information search function by keywords メール (Mail) Provides another e-mail address for both cellphone and PC use マイページ...

  • Page 70: Bookmarking Sites You Frequently Access

    Bookmarking Sites You Bookmark Frequently Access Display a site you want to bookmark, and press % (BrowserMenu). Press 1 (New bookmark). ※ You may not be able to bookmark some sites. Press % (Reg). The message “Registered to Bookmark” appears when registration is completed. You can store up to 100 sites in the Bookmark(s).

  • Page 71: Viewing A Bookmarked Site

    Viewing a Bookmarked Site While the standby screen is displayed, press R. Use s to select “EZweb,” and then press 2 (Bookmark(s)). Use j to select a site or folder, and then press c (Connect/Select). If you selected a folder, use j to select a site, and then press c (Connect).

  • Page 72: Downloading Chaku-Uta Chaku-Uta-Full

    ® Downloading Chaku-Uta ® Chaku-Uta-Full ® ® To download a Chaku-Uta /Chaku-Uta-Full perform step 1 under “Displaying the au one Top” (page 67), and then perform the following steps. Use j to select “カテゴ リ検索” (Search by Category), and then press c (OK).
  • Page 73 In addition to transmission charges, you will be charged according to the ® ® pricing policy of each site to download Chaku-Uta /Chaku-Uta-Full other contents from a fee-based site. ◎ Perform the same procedure to download wallpaper and use it for the standby screen background.

  • Page 74: Ez News Flash/Au One Gadget

    EZ News Flash/au one Gadget EZweb subscription required EZ News Flash displays a scrolling telop showing the latest news on the standby screen, and you can view information by selecting it. au one Gadget displays an application called gadget on the standby screen. EZ News Flash/au one Gadget is available just after making initial settings for EZweb (page 24).

  • Page 75: Setting Ez News Flash Service

    Setting EZ News Flash service You can use EZ News Flash with simple settings for no charge. Refer to “Initializing E-mail and EZweb” (page 24), complete initializing, and then make settings for EZ News Flash. Press u in the standby screen, select the ticker and press c (OK).

  • Page 76: Ez Navi

    EZ Navi EZweb subscription required EZ Navi Features EZ Navi uses global positioning system (GPS) information to provide you with useful information. Checking your route: Passenger Seat Navi Passenger Seat Navi makes it possible for the passenger (non-driver) in a motor vehicle to check route information to a destination using both voice and map guides.

  • Page 77: Au Media Tuner

    au Media Tuner EZweb subscription required au Media Tuner makes it possible to enjoy using Television (1Seg) and EZ Channel-Plus. au Media Tuner Features With au Media Tuner, you can switch between television operation screen/data operation screen and enjoy Television (1Seg) of terrestrial digital audio broadcasts. ※...
  • Page 78 ■ Using the built-in TV antenna When viewing with Television (1Seg), take care to avoid covering the built-in TV antenna with your hand in order to ensure proper reception. ◎ You need to perform an initialization procedure before you can use au Media Tuner.

  • Page 79: Configuring Au Media Tuner Initial Settings

    Confi guring au Media Tuner Initial Settings Perform the following procedure before using au Media Tuner for the fi rst time. While the standby screen is displayed, hold down g for at least one second. Escape clause is displayed. If you select “OK (以後表示しない)” (OK (Do not display again.)), the display will not appear in the future.
  • Page 80 ◎ You may run into problems when confi guring channel settings in step 3 in areas where 1Seg terrestrial digital television broadcast for cellphone/ mobile service has just started. ◎ Whenever you start up au Media Tuner, the channel you were viewing the last time you used it will appear fi...

  • Page 81: Using Television (1Seg)

    Using Television (1Seg) While the standby screen is displayed, hold down g for at least one second. You need to perform an initialization procedure before you can use au Media Tuner. If you have not performed initialization yet, refer to “Confi guring au Media Tuner Initial Settings”...

  • Page 82: Exiting Au Media Tuner

    Exiting au Media Tuner Press F, use j to select “はい” (Yes), and then press c (OK).

  • Page 83: Bluetooth

    Bluetooth Displaying Bluetooth Menu While the standby screen is displayed, press c, and then select [ACCESSORIES] and [Bluetooth]. Bluetooth Menu is displayed. Select from initial registration completed wireless devices to Select Device output sound by wireless applications. Waiting ON/OFF Set Waiting ON/OFF. Perform initial registrations for wireless devices and hands-free Initial Register devices.

  • Page 84: Registering Wireless Devices And Hands-Free Devices

    ® Select the Bluetooth device to connect, and then press c (Connect). Input the passkey (1 to 8 digits), and then press c. Input the same passkey between H001 ® and the Bluetooth device. ® When connected, the Bluetooth device will be registered.

  • Page 85: Using Bluetooth Functions

    Select the device, and then press c. Input the passkey (1 to 8 digits), and then press c. After performing initial registrations for hands-free devices, connection waiting will automatically start and be connected to hands-free devices. After performing initial registrations for wireless devices, confi...

  • Page 86: Usb Connection

    USB Connection Connecting to PCs After installing the “USB driver,” operate the following procedure to connect H001 and the PC by using the desktop holder and the Casio USB cable 03 (MiniB). Connect the Casio USB cable 03 (MiniB) to the USB port of the PC.

  • Page 87: Videophone

    Videophone Making a Videophone Call Use the 0 to 9 keys to enter the receiver’s phone number, then press c(Call). Use j to select “Videophone” and pressc(OK). After you fi nish a call, press F to hang...

  • Page 88: Answering A Videophone Call

    Answering a Videophone Call Press N to answer an incoming videophone call. After you fi nish a call, press F to hang Putting a Videophone Call on Hold Press F during an incoming videophone call. Press N to start the conversation.

  • Page 89: Other Functions

    Other Functions Security Setup Features With Security Setup, you can make a phone call to preregistered numbers or use high-volume buzzer just holding down 0 for at least one second. Safety Buzzer You can use H001 as high-volume emergency buzzer by holding down 0 for at least one second while the standby screen is displayed.
  • Page 90 In addition to the functions covered in this Basic Manual, your H001 also has the following features. Global Passport GSM Infrared Communication H001 supports Global Passport GSM You can exchange the data saved based on au IC-Card. in your Address Book, Schedule, Global Passport GSM is an Bookmarks, or Data Folder between international roaming service for the...

  • Page 91: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Symptom What to check What to do Page Is the battery pack Correctly install the battery pack. − installed correctly? The phone Is the battery pack ※ P.12 does not turn Charge the battery pack. charged? Are you holding down F Hold down F for at least 2.5 seconds P.14 for at least 2.5 seconds?

  • Page 92: If You Lose Your H001

    If you lose your H001 Confi guring settings for Remote Ctrl Lock makes it possible to perform a remote operation that activates Auto Lock, FeliCa Lock and Address Book Lock to lock the H001. This helps to avoid unauthorized use of your phone and its features.

  • Page 93: Index

    Index Desktop holder ......10, 12 Disaster Message Board Service ..6 Display indicators ......19 Display language ........ 16 Address Book ........41 Drive Mode ..........4 Adding outgoing or incoming history data to the address book ....44 Deleting ..........
  • Page 94 Soft keys ..........23 SONY MDR-E0921 ......10 Looking up your phone nember ..25 Spam ..........5, 55 Standby screen ......14, 19 Submenus ........... 23 Mail ............48 C-mail ..........49 E-mail ..........48 Television (1Seg) ........ 75 Mail fi...

  • Page 95: Fcc Notice

    FCC Notice This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 96 Body-worn Operation This device was tested for typical body-worn operations with the back of the phone kept 0.59 inches (1.5 cm) from the body. To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0.59 inches (1.5 cm) must be maintained between the user’s body and the back of the phone, including the antenna.

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