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Page 1 User Guide...
Page 2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing "Simply.” ● B efore using Simply, carefully read " クイックスタート (Quick Start) (Japanese)", "Safety Precautions" and "User Guide (This guide)" for proper use. ● D epending on the contents of contract, available services are limited. Simply supports 4G LTE/3G system. Precautions ● K eep this guide in a safe place. ● I n case of loss or damage of this guide, contact Inquiries (P.11-25). ● H andset operations are mainly described in this guide.
Page 3 Preparation and basic knowledge are collectively Getting Started/Basic Knowledge ■■ described to use handset. Be sure to read them. Operations in common are collectively described Operations in Common ■■■■■■■■■■■■ to use handset. Be sure to read them. Typical phone functions are collectively described. Phone ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■...
Page 4 ② I ndicate a screen after the operation is com- pleted, operation, etc. ⹅ Other Notations ③ I ndicate the operation of selecting a menu item or screen display with and pressing • "Simply" is referred to as "handset." ④ I ndicate the process of going to the next oper- • "microSD™ Card", "microSDHC™ Card" is referred ation. to as "SD Card." INFORMATION • Content at the bottom of the screen that can be op-...
Page 5 Basic Display ........1-15 Answering Calls ........3-6 Using Browser ........5-2 Manner ........... 1-18 VoLTE ............3-7 Operations While Using Browser ..5-3 Airplane Mode ........1-20 Operations when too Busy to Answer My SoftBank ........... 5-4 Security Codes ........1-20 a Call ............3-8 Bookmark ..........5-5 PIN Code ..........1-21 Blocking Nuisance Calls ....3-9 Browsing History........5-5 Call Log ..........3-12 Using Downloaded Data ....5-6 Profile .
Page 6 6 Camera 8 Security 11 Materials/Appendix Precautions for Using Camera ..6-2 Handset Code ........8-2 Software Update ........ 11-2 Viewfinder ..........6-3 Security Functions ....... 8-3 Troubleshooting ........ 11-3 Photo Shooting ........6-4 Main Specification ......11-5 9 Data Folder Movie Shooting ........6-5 Materials Used ........11-5 Data Folder ..........
Page 7: Package Contents
Package Contents ● Simply Main Unit ● Battery (SIBAF1) ● お願いとご注意 (Safety Precautions) (Japanese) ● クイックスタート (Quick Start)(Japanese) ● Warranty (Main Unit)(Japanese) ● F or accessories/other separately-sold products, contact your nearest SoftBank shop or Inquiries (P.11-25).
Page 9: Getting Started
Getting Started/ Basic Knowledge Handset Parts ......P.1-2 Basic Display ......P.1-15 Softkeys ............P.1-3 Standby ............P.1-15 Checking Information .......P.1-15 Key Operations in Standby ..P.1-4 Main Menu ...........P.1-16 Handling USIM Card ....P.1-5 Display Saving ...........P.1-16 Before Using USIM Card ......P.1-5 Main Notification Icons/Status ...P.1-17 Inserting/Removing USIM Card ....P.1-6 Manner ......... P.1-18 SIM Unlocking ..........P.1-7 Setting Manner Mode/Drive Mode/Original Handling SD Card ......P.1-7 Mode .
Page 10: Handset Parts
Handset Parts ① Straphole ① ② Receiver ③ Display ⑲ ② ⑧ ㉑ ④ Mail Key ⑤ Character Key ⑯ ⑱ ㉒ ⑥ Call Key ⑦ Dial Keys ③ ㉓ ⑳ ⑧ Notification LED ⑨ Up, Down, Left, Right Key/ Enter Key ⑰...
Page 11 ⹅ Softkeys Key Illustra- Description tions ① Press Up key. Corresponding key operations appear for softkeys. ② Press Left key. ③ Press Enter key. Softkeys ④ Press Down key. ⑤ Press Right key. ①④ Press Up or Down key. ②⑤ Press Left or Right key. ①②④⑤ Press Up, Down, Left or Right key. ⑥ Press Mail key. ⹅ Notations for Pressing Keys ⑦ Press Character key. ⑧ Press Call key. The notations are as follows in this guide. ⑨ Press Browser key. ① ⑩ Press Camera key.
Page 12: Key Operations In Standby
Key Operations in Standby Press a key once in Standby to activate various functions such as creating S!Mail, viewing Call Log. ● Press Keys to ● Long Press Keys to Show Calendar Create New S!Mail Show Browser Menu Lock/Unlock Screen Show Dial Show Camera Show Outgoing Screen Lock/Unlock Menu Call History Screen Show Incoming Set/Cancel ※ Screen Lock is Call History Answering Show Phone...
Page 13: Handling Usim Card
Handling USIM Card USIM Card is an IC Card containing customer phone • Keep a separate copy of data saved on USIM number, information, etc. Card. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any loss of • For handling USIM Card, see the manual provided data you have saved. with USIM Card. • USIM Card specifications and performance are subject to change without notice. • Return USIM Card to SoftBank Corp. upon ⹅ Before Using USIM Card cancellation.
Page 14 ⹅ Inserting/Removing USIM Installing Battery (P.1-12) Card Attach Battery Cover (P.1-12) Always power off beforehand. ⹅ Removing USIM Card ⹅ Inserting USIM Card Open Battery Cover (P.1-11) Open Battery Cover (P.1-11) Removing Battery (P.1-13) Removing Battery (P.1-13) Press and hold the hook at ① with pad of finger and press the tip ( ②...
Page 15: Handling Sd Card
When using SD Card, be careful of the following. • When using another company SIM Card, available • SD Card data may be lost or altered due to an services and functions may be restricted. accident or malfunction. Keep a copy of your data SoftBank Corp. makes no guarantees whatsoever in a separate place. Note that SoftBank Corp. regarding the proper operation of handset. is not liable for any damages arising from lost/ • For details on SIM unlocking, see SoftBank Web- changed data. site. • Do not insert or remove SD Card forcefully. • Do not touch terminals with hand or metal. • Do not remove Battery or power off handset while reading/writing data in SD Card. • Be careful not to delete or overwrite data acci- dentally. CAUTION • Store or use SD Card out of reach of small children.
Page 16 ⹅ Inserting/Removing SD Card ② ① Always power off beforehand. ⹅ Inserting SD Card Open Battery Cover (P.1-11) Removing Battery (P.1-13) Press and hold SD Card Slot Cover with pad of finger and slide it in direction ① until it clicks unlocked. Lift SD Card Slot Note orientation and insert SD Card into Cover in direction ②...
Page 17 Lower SD Card Slot Cover in direction ① Press and hold SD Card Slot Cover with and press and hold it with pad of finger pad of finger and slide it in direction ① and slide it in direction ② until it clicks until it clicks unlocked.
Page 18: Handling Battery And Charger
Handling Battery and Charger ⹅ Before Using Battery and ⹅ Charging Charger • Battery cannot be charged without handset. Install Battery in handset to charge it. When purchased, Battery is not sufficiently charged. • Charging may take longer when handset is pow- Be sure to charge before initially using. ered on. • For charging time and battery usage time: • Move Charger away from TV/radio if interference (P.11-5) occurs.
Page 19: Installing Battery
⹅ Installing/Removing Battery ⹅ Recycling Lithium-ion batteries are recyclable. To recycle a Always power off beforehand. used lithium-ion battery, take it to any shop display- ing the recycling symbol. ⹅ Installing Battery Place a fingertip on the notch of handset and hold the center of Battery cover and gently lift Battery Cover in direction shown to remove • Be careful not to hurt your finger or nail.
Page 20 Slide Battery in direction ① onto metal Trace the circumference of Battery Cover terminals, and press into handset in direc- in direction ① with finger and press and tion ② hold in direction ② to install Battery Cover completely Fit Battery Cover on handset, and press Battery Cover in directions shown 1-12...
Page 21: Removing Battery
Place a fingertip on the removing hook of Adapter (sold separately). • Use optional AC Adapter (microUSB Quick Battery, and gently lift Battery in direction Charge 2.0 compatible) [ZSDBA4] , or shown AC Adapter (microUSB 1.0 A) [ZSDBA6] • For details on AC Adapters and other peripheral • Be careful not to hurt your finger or nail. equipment, see SoftBank Website. • See User Guide for your AC Adapter. • The following operations are described with using AC Adapter (microUSB 1.0 A) [ZSDBA6]. SoftBank SELECTION Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 ® compatible AC Adapter [SB-AC12-HDQC] for smart- phones SoftBank SELECTION microUSB Charging AC Adapter 1.0 A [SB-AC13-HDMU] for smartphones...
Page 22: Powering On/Off
Powering On/Off ⹅ Power On AC outlet Long Press Plug Handset powers on. Then Standby appears after a while. External connection ⹅ Turning the Power OFF terminal microUSB plug AC adapter Long Press Insert microUSB plug on External Connec- "Yes" tion Terminal The screen turns off and handset powers off. Extend blades and plug AC Adapter into AC outlet When charging starts, icon ( ) appears and...
Page 23: Basic Display
Basic Display Basic Display of handset such as Standby, main ⹅ Checking Information menu is described. An information message appears when you miss ⹅ Standby calls or receive messages. • Type of information and the number of items are Status icons, date/time, information, etc. appear in shown. Standby. ① ① ② ① ①...
Page 24 ⹅ Main Menu ⹅ Dial Keys Operations Main menu can be selected with Dial Keys. The cor- Icons are shown to activate various functions in responding keys are as follows: main menu. : Mail : Data Folder : Browser : Alarm : Infrared : Phone : Tool : Settings : Camera ⹅ Display Saving Display goes completely dark after a certain period Main Menu of no operation to save power. • Press any key (except Dial Keys) to reilluminate ⹅...
Page 25 ② Status Icon ⹅ Main Notification Icons/ : Battery Strength : S ecret of Mail Dis- Status : Charging played : Signal Strength : Answering Machine : No Signal Notification icons such as new mails, status icons : No USIM Card : A nswering Machine for handset status appear in Status Bar at top of Full : Data Connectable screen.
Page 26: Manner
Manner Please be considerate of people around you and • The following tones sound in each mode. use your handset responsibly. • Shutter sound for photo shooting • Movie record start/stop On Airplanes • Alarm ringtones Using handset may affect safe operation of aircraft • Ringtones for Urgent News (Follow airline instructions for proper use on an air- plane). ⹅ Setting Manner Mode In Hospitals If using or bringing handset is prohibited by medical Mute notification sounds such as incoming calls, institutions such as hospitals, follow instructions of new mails and other handset sounds such as Key each medical institution for use in a hospital.
Page 27 ⹅ Setting Drive Mode ⹅ Setting Original Mode Mute notification sounds such as incoming calls, Set whether to sound ringtones according to the new mails and other handset sounds such as Key ringtone type. Sound. Incoming calls and notifications appear on • After Manner Mode is set, "...
Page 28: Airplane Mode
Code for unlocking screen. It is not In Standby, → "Settings" → "Network" Password set by default. 4-digit code in contract. Required for Check "Airplane Mode" ( Security Code changing details of contract, using Airplane Mode is set. optional services from landlines, etc. • To cancel, uncheck "Airplane Mode" ( • Do not forget Security Code. If you forget the code, servicing is required. For details, contact Inquiries (P.11-25). • Be careful not to reveal security codes to others. If misused by others, SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any resulting damages. 1-20...
Page 29: Pin Code
PIN Code PIN Code is a code for USIM Card. ⹅ Changing PIN Code It is used to prevent unauthorized use by others. It is set to 9999 by default. Changing PIN code is available only when PIN code is enabled. ⹅ Enabling PIN Code In Standby, → "Settings" When PIN code is enabled, set to show the screen "Security" → "USIM Card Lock Settings" → where PIN entry is required for handset use each "Change USIM PIN" time handset is powered on with USIM Card installed. Enter current PIN code → In Standby, →...
Page 30 ⹅ Canceling PIN Lock (PUK Code) • For Personal Unblocking Key (PUK code), contact Inquiries (P.11-25). Enter PUK code → Enter PIN code → Enter PIN code again → PIN lock is canceled. CAUTION Wrong PUK Code Input • If wrong PUK is input ten times in a row, USIM Card is locked, and handset is no longer operable. Input care- fully; a locked USIM Card will need to be reissued (fees apply) at a SoftBank shop. 1-22...
Page 31 Operations in Common Operations in Common ....P.2-2 User Dictionary ......P.2-11 Selecting Items/Going Back to the Registering Words ........P.2-11 Previous Screen ...........P.2-2 Editing Words ..........P.2-12 Checkbox ............P.2-2 Deleting Words ..........P.2-12 Going Back to Standby ......P.2-2 Text Entry Settings....P.2-12 Setting Incoming Call Operations ..P.2-2 Setting Predictive Conv......P.2-12 Text Entry ........P.2-4 Setting Auto Cursor .........P.2-12 Text Entry Window ........P.2-4 Reset .
Page 32: Operations In Common
Operations in Common ⹅ Selecting Items/Going Back ⹅ Going Back to Standby to the Previous Screen In any screen, Standby appears. ⹅ Setting Incoming Call Operations → Set operations when receiving calls or mails. ← ⹅ Adjusting Volume Adjust the Ringtone and notification sound volume. Select an item → In Standby, → "Settings" → "Sound/ Screen of the item selected is shown.
Page 33 • Select a pattern to play and confirm vibration. "Phone Call"/"Mail Notification" → "Sound" To stop, press (Stop). And to replay to confirm, press (Confirm). "Preset"/"Data Folder" • When "OFF" is selected, set to mute ring- ⹅ Setting Notification LED tones and notification sound. Set notification LED pattern (color) when calls/mes- Select ringtone/notification sound → sages arrive. Ringtone/notification sound is changed. • Vibration works at initial value settings in Manner • When "Data Folder" is selected, select a Mode.
Page 34: Text Entry
Text Entry Use Dial Keys to enter text. ① Text entry area A single dial key has multiple characters assigned ② Predictive Conv/Normal Conv/Mode to it. Press a key multiple times to scroll through its Predictive Conv (When Predictive Conv is set to assigned characters. (P.2-5) ON, "Pred." appears), Normal Conv or mode ap- pears. ③ Predictive Conv Candidate list Enter text to show Predictive Conv candidate list. Press to select text from Predictive Conv...
Page 35: How To Enter Text
How to Enter Text ⹅ Entering Kanji/Hiragana/ Katakana ⹅ Entering Kanji Entering " 鈴木 " in " あ漢 (Kanji/Hiragana)" Mode is described as an example. Entry Mode List In Text Entry window, enter " すずき " Show Entry Mode list. • Enter text as follows: Select a mode "...
Page 36 ● Text Conversion ⹅ Entering Katakana Candidate list appears during character entry. • The candidate list sequence changes as words Entering " スズキ " in " アイウ (Katakana)" Mode is are entered more frequently (Learning dictionary). described as an example. In Text Entry window, → " アイウ " → How to change Description Enter " スズキ " during character Predicts candidates beginning with entry (Predictive Conv the entered text • Enter text as follows: candidate)
Page 37: Entering Symbols
Entering Symbols ﾞ or ﾟ is added. ⹅ Entering Alphanumerics In Text Entry window, ) → Press to select "Sym." tab Entering "SoftBank" in "Abc" Mode is described as Symbol menu appears. an example. Select a symbol → In Text Entry window, → "Abc" → The symbol is entered. Enter "SoftBank"...
Page 38: Entering Emoticons
⹅ Entering Phrases ⹅ Entering Emoticons Registered phrases can be quoted and entered. In Text Entry window, ) → • Phrases can also be edited. (P.2-8) Press to select "(^_^)" tab • Other information is also quoted and entered. Emotion menu appears. (P.2-9) Select an emotion → In Text Entry window, (Menu) → "Quo- tation" The emotion is entered.
Page 39 (Edit) → Enter a phrase → ⹅ Entering Spaces The phrase is edited. • Phrases can be reset to default. (P.2-9) ⹅ Entering a Space at the End of ● Resetting Phrases Sentence Reset phrases to default. In Text Entry window, (Menu) → "Input Move the cursor to the end of sentence Settings" → "Phrase" → Select a phrase →...
Page 40: Editing Text
Editing Text ⹅ Deleting Entered Text ⹅ Copying/Cutting/Pasting Store text by copying or cutting and paste it. ⹅ To delete a character at the end of sentence In Text Entry window, (Menu) → "Select area(Copy etc)" Move the cursor to the end of sentence Move the cursor to the right/left of the →...
Page 41: User Dictionary
User Dictionary Registered words appear as Conversion Candidates. ⹅ Registering Words from Already Entered Text ⹅ Registering Words Entered text can be registered during character entry. In Text Entry window, (Menu) → "Input In Text Entry window, (Menu) → Settings" "Select area(Copy etc)" "User dictionary" Move the cursor to the right/left of the (Menu) →...
Page 42: Text Entry Settings
Text Entry Settings Set operations for text entry. ⹅ Editing Words ⹅ Setting Predictive Conv In Text Entry window, (Menu) → "Input Set whether to use predictive conv. Settings" In Text Entry window, (Menu) → "Input "User dictionary" Settings" → "Input Settings" Select a word to edit → (Menu) → "Predictive Conv"...
Page 43: Phone Book
"Reset" → "Reset learning"/ repairs, handset upgrade/replacement, mishandling, "Reset settings" → "Yes" → "OK" etc. also may cause data saved to Phone Book to be erased or altered. Learning dictionary or text input settings is Back up important contacts and other data regularly. reset. Note that SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages arising from loss/alteration of Phone Book. ⹅ Viewing Entries in Standby Entry List window appears. Select a contact to view → Entry Details window appears.
Page 44 ⹅ Saving Entries to Phone Book Item Description Phonetic last Entering Last name automatically Save an entry with name, phone number, mail name saves Last name reading. address, etc. to Phone Book Last name reading can be changed manually. In Standby, → (Menu) → "Add Phonetic first Entering First name automatically new entry" name saves First name reading. First name reading can be changed Enter each item manually. Phone Entering a phone number Item Description • Up to five numbers can be added. Select "Phone Number Type" such Photo Save an image to show for a con- as "Mobile", "Work Mobile.”...
Page 45 ● Saving New Entries to Phone Book Item Description from Other Functions Constellation Select constellation. Save currently shown phone numbers or mail Notes Enter notes. addresses to Phone Book. Groups Select a group. E.g.) Save a phone number from Incoming Histo- • Set groups beforehand. • When groups are not set, follow onscreen instructions to save. In Standby, → Select a phone number (P.2-18) →...
Page 46: Deleting Entries
⹅ Making Calls from Phone Book ⹅ Using Entry List Window Operations such as registering new entries, editing, in Standby deleting are available. Entry List window appears. In Standby, → (Menu) → Select Select a contact to make a call → each item Handset dials the number. • to change a tab. Item Description • Alternatively, enter a part of Reading to find Add new Save a new Phone Book entry.
Page 47 ● Sending Contact Information via Infra- ■ To delete multiple contacts "Delete multiple" → Check contacts to delete ( → (Delete) → "Yes.” In Standby, → Select a contact → • While selecting contacts to delete, (Menu) → "Check all"/"Uncheck all" to select/cancel all the (Menu) → "Send" contacts. ● Attaching Contacts to S!Mail to Send "Send Infrared"...
Page 48 "Change view" → "Name order"/"Group" ⹅ Using Groups The order of entries in Entry List window dis- play is changed. Register multiple entries as a group to use. ⹅ Using Menu in Entry Details ⹅ Saving Groups Window Operations such as editing or deleting entries, In Standby, → "Phone" → "Group" sending S!Mail, sending infrared are available.
Page 49: Screenshot
Screenshot ● Deleting Groups Capture a screenshot of the current screen. • Available for all but some applications. In Standby, → "Phone" → "Group" • Captured screenshots can be checked in "Pic- tures", etc. in Data Folder. Select a group → (Menu) → "Delete ⹅ Capturing Screenshots group" → "Yes" The group is deleted. Long Press at the same ⹅ Using Groups time Find an entry from existing groups.
Page 51 Phone Making Calls ........P.3-2 Call Log ........P.3-12 Entering a Phone Number to Make Call Log List Window .......P.3-12 a Call ..............P.3-2 Viewing Call Log List .......P.3-12 Selecting from Call Log to Make Checking Details of Call Log ....P.3-13 a Call ..............P.3-4 Using Menu While Viewing Call Log . ..P.3-13 Registering to Dial Keys to Make a Call Profile ..........P.3-14 (Quick Dial) .............P.3-5 Checking Your Profile ......P.3-14 Making International Calls ......P.3-6 Registering Profile ........P.3-14 Answering Calls ......P.3-6 Using Menu in Profile Functions Available When a Call Arrives Window .
Page 52: Making Calls
INFORMATION HD Voice • Since HD Voice supports a wide range of sound from high-pitched to low tone, more natural and clearer voice calls are available. Available for communication with SoftBank/Y!mobile devices that support HD Voice. • HD Voice supports VoLTE and 3G networks. Higher voice call quality is possible for the use of HD voice with VoLTE.
Page 53: Operations During A Call
• To switch the speaker to ON/OFF before other Item Description party answers: (HF ON)/ (HF OFF) Show Call Log (Menu) → "History" → "Outgoing • To use functions available during a call: History"/"Incoming History" → Select a (P.3-3) history → • Making a call is not available. After the call ends → Show your phone (Menu) → "Profile" Handset ends the call. number ⹅ Using Notify Caller ID Hold • Alternatively, (Menu) → "Hold" to Set whether to send your Caller ID to other party. put an incoming call on hold. • Setting Notify Caller ID (P.3-19) • To release the call that is put on • Setting Notify/Hide Caller ID when placing calls.
Page 54: Make A Call
⹅ Selecting from Call Log to ⹅ Confirming a Phone Number to Make a Call Make a Call Select a name from Call Log and confirm a phone number to make a call. in Standby In Standby, → Select a name → : Show incoming call history : Show outgoing call history History Details window appears to confirm the • Call Log: (P.3-12) phone number.
Page 55 ⹅ Registering to Dial Keys to ⹅ Making a Call by Quick Dial Make a Call (Quick Dial) Long Press in Standby If phone numbers are registered to Dial Keys, Long Dial window with a phone number correspond- Pressing a dial key in Standby enables simple ing to the number of Dial keys appears. phone number entry. (Call) ⹅...
Page 56: Answering Calls
→ Enter country code → Enter a phone → Talk to the caller number → (Call) Handset dials the number. • For more information on international call rates, visit SoftBank Website (https://www. softbank.jp/). • To end call before other party answers: • To use functions available during a call: (P.3-3) After the call ends →...
Page 57: Volte
VoLTE (Voice over LTE) is an LTE-based voice call ⹅ Functions Available When a system. Compared to voice calls with conventional Call Arrives 3G networks, higher-quality sound and shorter time until ringback tones sound are benefits (requires separate VoLTE subscription). Use functions as follows when a call arrives. • Available for communication with SoftBank devices Item Description that support HD Voice. Handset/other devices must be in an FDD-LTE Stop ringtone or service area and "4G/3G Auto" settings must be vibration enabled.
Page 58 Operations when too Busy to Answer a Call • Automatic activation of Answering Machine ⹅ Putting an Incoming Call on can be set. (P.3-8) Hold • When recorded messages are full, Answering Machine cannot be activated. • To answer a call while Answering Machine is Incoming calls can be put on hold. responding: (Answer) • The state is during a call while the call is put on hold ⹅ Checking Answer Memo While a call is arriving, The incoming call is put on hold.
Page 59: Blocking Nuisance Calls
Blocking Nuisance Calls again → "OK.” Reject incoming calls from previously specified phone numbers or unregistered callers to Phone • In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call Settings" → "Answering Machine" → Check/uncheck Book. Incoming calls from the following phone numbers "Answering Machine" ( ) to set/cancel Answering Machine. can be restricted by handset. • Specified phone numbers (P.3-9) ●...
Page 60: Black List
"Reject List" → "Edit Black List" ⹅ Deleting Phone Numbers from Black List Select <Add> → (Edit) • When items of the registered phone numbers In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call are selected, contents can be edited. Settings" → "Reject Incoming Calls" Enter a phone number → (Done) "Reject List" → "Edit Black List" The phone number is registered to Black List.
Page 61: Incoming Calls
⹅ Rejecting Incoming Calls from Withheld/ ⹅ Enabling/Disabling Reject Incoming Calls Payphone/Unavailable Phones Set whether to reject incoming calls from phone numbers registered to Black List. In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call Settings" → "Reject Incoming Calls" Settings" → "Reject Incoming Calls" "Withheld"/"Payphone"/"Unavailable"...
Page 62: Call Log
Call Log Check outgoing/incoming call history. And make a ⑥ Icon call from Call Log and register to Phone Book. : Call : Incoming Call : Missed Call ⹅ Call Log List Window : One-ring Call : Rejected Call In Standby, press to show Call Log list win- : Answer Memo dow. : Call via HD Voice ① ④ ⹅ Viewing Call Log List ⑤ ② The two types of Call Log, "Incoming" and "Outgo- ③...
Page 63 ⹅ Checking Details of Call Log ⹅ Using Menu While Viewing Call Log For Call Log, image, name, phone number, date and time of incoming/outgoing call, call type icon, call Operations such as making calls, sending S!Mail, time are shown. registering to Phone Book are available. • When phone numbers are not registered to Phone In Call Log list/Call Log Details window, Book, the name is not shown. (Menu) →...
Page 64: Profile
Profile Handset phone number can be checked. And mail Item Description address, address, etc. can be registered. Save to Phone "Add new entry" → Enter required infor- Book mation → (Save) ⹅ Checking Your Profile • Phone Book Registration: (P.2-14) "Add to entry" → Select an entry to add a phone number to → → Enter In Standby, → required information → (Save) → "Overwrite"/"Create new entry" Profile screen appears. • Phone Book Registration: (P.2-14) • Only your phone number (handset phone num- Delete In Call Log list window: ber) is registered by default. "Delete one" → "Yes" • Alternatively, in Standby, → "Phone" →...
Page 65 Item Description Item Description Photo Save an image to show for profile. Phone Entering a phone number • Selecting an image to save • Up to four addresses can be "Data Folder" → Select a folder added. → → Select an image → Select "Phone Number Type" (Play) → (Done) → Adjust such as "Mobile", "Work Mobile.” trimming → My Email Enter your mail address.
Page 66: Emergency Calls
Emergency Calls Call 110 (Police), 119 (Fire & Ambulance) or 118 (Set) (Japan Coast Guard) even when Call Barring is acti- Your profile is registered. vated. ● Situations Where Emergency Call is ⹅ Using Menu in Profile Available Window • Airplane Mode is set ※ Making an emergency call disables Airplane Mode. • Screen Lock is set Operations such as editing profile, resetting, send- • All outgoing calls are barred ing S!Mail, sending infrared are available.
Page 67: Using Call Services
Using Call Services ⹅ Call Services ⹅ Setting Call Barring Service The following call services are available for handset. Set to restrict outgoing/incoming calls. • For more information on services, visit SoftBank ● Outgoing Call barring Website (https://www.softbank.jp/). Item Description Service Description Bar All Outgoing All outgoing calls cannot be placed. Call Barring Restrict making/receiving calls and Calls Service (P.3-17) sending/receiving SMS. Bar All International calls cannot be placed Notify Caller ID Set whether to send your Caller ID to...
Page 68 In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call ⹅ Deactivating Call Barring Settings" → "Optional Services" → "Call ● Deactivating outgoing call barring Barring" In Call Barring window, "Outgoing Calls" → Call Barring window appears. ⹅ Starting Call Barring Service "Enable Outgoing Calls" → "OK" Outgoing call barring is deactivated.
Page 69 ⹅ Setting Notify Caller ID Set to whether to notify the third party of your phone number when making a call. In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call Settings" → "Notify Caller ID" "ON"/"OFF" Notify Caller ID is set. 3-19...
Page 71 Mail Mail Type ........P.4-2 Managing Inbox .........P.4-16 Using Spam Mail Folder ......P.4-18 Mail Window ........P.4-2 Urgent News ......P.4-19 Mail List Window ..........P.4-2 Mail Details Window ........P.4-3 Not Receiving Urgent News ....P.4-19 New S!Mail Composition Window ...P.4-4 Using Urgent News ........P.4-20 New SMS Composition Window ....P.4-4 Checking Urgent News ......P.4-20 Changing Mail Address ..... P.4-5 Other Functions ......P.4-21 Registering Mail Address .
Page 72: Mail Type
Mail Type Mail Window ⹅ Mail List Window ● S!Mail Exchange mails with SoftBank mobile phones (S!Mail compatible devices), other mobile provid- In Standby, → "Inbox"/"Sent"/"Draft/Unsent" to ers' terminals, computers/other email-compatible show Mail List window. devices. Mail sending of text messages longer • For Inbox, select the folder → than SMS, attaching images, videos, etc. are ②...
Page 73 ② Sender (Inbox)/Recipient (Sent, Draft/Unsent) ⹅ Mail Details Window ③ Date and time received (Inbox)/Date and time sent (Sent)/Date and time saved (Draft/Unsent) Select mail in Mail List window to show Mail Details ④ Subject window. ③ ① ④ ⑤ ⑥ ② Mail Details Window (Inbox) ① Date and time received (Inbox)/Date and time sent (Sent)/Date and time saved (Draft/Unsent) ②...
Page 74 ⹅ New S!Mail Composition ⹅ New SMS Composition Window Window In Standby, Long Press to open new S!Mail com- In Standby, → "Create New SMS" to open new position window. SMS composition window. • Alternatively, in Standby, → "Create New" to ① show new S!Mail composition window. ② ① ② ③ ③ ④ ⑤ New SMS Composition Window ①...
Page 75: Changing Mail Address
○ ○ Up to 256 Name Up to 20 recipi- Number single-byte (Customize ents alphanumerics/ this) Up to 1 recipi- ents • For more information, visit SoftBank Website (https://www.softbank.jp/). Subject ○ Up to 50 × － double-byte In Standby, → "Settings" → "Number/ characters Address Settings" → "Visit My SoftBank" Up to 100 single-byte Connect to My SoftBank.
Page 76 ⹅ Creating/Sending S!Mail ⹅ Attaching Files such as Images E.g.) Attach a file from Data Folder E.g.) Select a Phone Book entry to send S!Mail • Recipients can be selected from Sent/Received Select Attachment field in new S!Mail history or entered directly. (P.4-7) composition window → Long Press in Standby "DataFolder" → Select a folder → → New S!Mail composition window appears. Select a file → (Play) • Alternatively, in Standby, → "Create New"...
Page 77 ■ To delete recipients • For the following operations, follow step 2 in "Attaching Files such as Images.” (P.4-6) " " on the recipient in new S!Mail composition window → "Yes" ■ To delete attached files • Alternatively, select Recipient field where the " " in Attachment field where a file is attached → recipient is already entered in new S!Mail "Yes.” composition window → → Select the recipient to delete → (Menu) → “Delete” → "Yes" to CAUTION delete. Enter a recipient • Some files cannot be attached depending on the file type or size.
Page 78 ⹅ Using Menu While Creating S!Mail ⹅ Quote Replay Operations such as changing to SMS, saving as Set whether to quote original text when replying to draft, discarding, previewing are available. S!Mail. In new S!Mail composition window, In Standby, → "Settings" → "Send/ (Menu) → Select each item Receive Settings" → "Send Settings" "Quote Reply"...
Page 79 "Delivery Reports" → "Set"/"Do not set" ⹅ Creating/Sending SMS Delivery Reports are set/canceled. E.g.) Select a Phone Book entry to send SMS ⹅ Setting Signature • Recipients can be selected from Sent/Received history or entered directly. (P.4-9) Set whether to add signature when creating S!Mail. In Standby, → "Create New SMS" In Standby, → "Settings" → "Send/ New SMS composition window appears. Receive Settings" → "Send Settings" Select Recipient field →...
Page 80 ■ To edit recipients Item Description Select Recipient field where the recipient is Change to Mail Change SMS to S!Mail. entered in new SMS composition window → Save Save SMS that you are creating as ■ To delete recipients draft. In new SMS composition window, " " → "Yes" Discard Discard SMS that you are creating. Enter a recipient Preview Preview SMS that you are creating. The recipient is entered. * Not available unless recipient/message is entered. ■ To quote Phone Book ⹅ Using Draft "Address book" → Select a recipient → ■ To quote Sent/Received history Reedit S!Mail/SMS that are saved as draft.
Page 81: Receiving Mails
Receiving Mails S!Mail and SMS are received automatically. Alterna- ⹅ Receiving New Mails tively, mails and SMS can be received manually. Manually ⹅ Checking New Mails Unreceived mails are stored in server. Mails stored in server can be received manually. " " and information message appear when you re- ceive new mails. In Standby, → "Inbox" → (Receive) "New mail" in Information The mails are received. • "No New Mail" appears when no new mail is Mail Details window appears.
Page 82: Managing/Using Mail
Managing/Using Mail ⹅ Checking Mails ⹅ Replying to Mails ● Replying in Mail List Window In Standby, → "Inbox"/"Sent"/"Draft/ Unsent" In Mail List window, select a mail → • For Inbox, Inbox list window appears. Repeat- (Menu) → "Reply"/"Reply to all" edly, select the folder →...
Page 83 ⹅ Forwarding Mails ⹅ Protecting/Unprotecting Mails In Mail List window, select a mail → In Mail List window, select a mail → (Menu) → "Forward" (Menu) → "Protect"/"Unprotect" • Alternatively, in Mail Details window, (Menu) → "Forward" to forward the mail. • Alternatively, in Mail Details window, (Menu) → "Protect"/"Unprotect" to protect/ Select Recipient field →...
Page 84 ⹅ Deleting Mails ⹅ Saving Attachment to Data Folder In Mail List window, select a mail → In Mail Details window, select attachment (Menu) → "Delete" → "One Item" → "Yes" "Save to Other Storage" The mail is deleted. The attachment is saved to Data Folder. ■ To delete multiple mails • Saved data can be checked in Data Folder.
Page 85 ⹅ Using Menu of Mails Item Description Sort Sort mails. Operations such as replying or forwarding mails, Search Search mails. deleting are available. *1 Only available for Inbox *2 Only available for Sent ⹅ Menu in Mail List Window *3 Only available for Draft/Unsent ⹅ Menu in Mail Details Window In Standby, → "Inbox"/"Sent"/"Draft/ Unsent" In Standby, → "Inbox"/"Sent" • For Inbox, select the folder repeatedly →...
Page 86 ⹅ Managing Inbox Item Description Flag Flag/unflag mails. Copy Text Copy text. ⹅ Creating Folder Copy Subject Copy subject. Header Show header. Folders can be newly created in Inbox. Spam mail report Report mails as spam. • Add the filtering rules to created folders to filter mails automatically. (P.4-17) Text encoding Select "Auto"/"Shift_JIS"/ISO- 2022-JP"/"UTF-8"/"EUC-JP" for In Standby, → "Inbox" text encoding. Delivery Delivery report can be con- (Menu) → "Create Folder" information firmed.
Page 87 "Mail Address" → Select each item ⹅ Filtering Mails in Inbox • When an item other than "Mail Address" is Mails can be automatically filtered according to oth- selected, select "Domain"/"Subject.” er party's mail addresses, subjects. Item Description • Filtering rules can be set to only created folders. Mail Address Filter mails according to mail In Inbox list window, select a folder that address. you add Filtering Rules to → (Menu) Domain Filter S!Mail according to domain. → "Edit Folder" → "Filtering Rules" → "Add Subject Filter S!Mail according to Filtering Rules"...
Page 88 ⹅ Using Spam Mail Folder ⹅ Editing Folder When function to sort spam mail is enabled, mails Select a folder to edit in Inbox list window from unregistered contacts to Phone Book are not → (Menu) → "Edit Folder" notified. Spam mails are stored in Spam Mail folder. Folder edit window appears.
Page 89: Urgent News
"Urgent News" or in poor signal conditions. • Depending on usage/situation, handset may re- (Menu) → "Receive Setting" → ceive alerts for other areas or no alerts. • Standby time may become short when Urgent Uncheck "Alert receiving setting" ( News is set to ON. Receiving Urgent News is disabled. • SoftBank Corp. cannot be held liable for any damages associated with this service, including INFORMATION accidents resulting from received or unreceived information, reception timing or reception failure. • In Standby, → "Tool" → "Disaster" → "Urgent * Earthquake Early Warning is information that notifies you News" → (Menu) → "About Urgent News" to check of areas where strong quakes (over intensity 4) are Urgent News.
Page 90 ⹅ Using Urgent News ⹅ Checking Urgent News " " and information message appear and you are In Standby, → "Tool" → "Disaster" → notified by specified ringtone and vibration when "Urgent News" you receive Urgent News. • Each specified ringtone varies for Earthquake Select mail → Early Warning, Disaster and Evacuation Information/Tsunami Warning. Urgent News appears.
Page 91: Other Functions
Other Functions ⹅ Setting Font Size ⹅ Using Send/Receive Settings Set font size in Mail Details window Make Send/Receive Settings. In Standby,　 → "Settings" → "Font Size" → "Large"/"Middle"/"Small" ⹅ Receive Settings Font Size is changed. When S!Mail whose size is more than 300KB is re- ceived, set whether to partially receive text, etc. ⹅ Viewing Storage Information In Standby, → "Settings" → "Send/ Check the number and capacity of mails stored in Receive Settings"...
Page 92 Create and delete Mail Group. ⹅ Viewing Your Phone In Standby, → "Settings" → "Mail Number/Mail Address Group Settings" "Add group" → Enter a group name → Show phone numbers, mail addresses registered in handset and My SoftBank. Mail Group is created. • When Mail Group is already created, (Add) In Standby, → "Settings" → "Number/ → Enter a group name → Address Settings" ⹅ Deleting Mail Group...
Page 93 ⹅ Resetting Mail Settings In Standby, → "Settings" → "Reset" "Reset settings" → "Yes" Mail settings are reset to default. ⹅ Resetting Mail Receive/ Send History In Standby, → "Settings" → "Reset" "Reset receive/send history" → "Yes" All receive/send histories are deleted. ⹅ Deleting All Server Mails Delete all mails stored in server. In Standby, →...
Page 95: Before Using Browser
Resetting Browser Settings ....P.5-10 Using Browser Menu ........P.5-3 Operations While Using Browser ............P.5-3 Scrolling the Screen ........P.5-3 Stopping Loading Webpages ....P.5-3 Going Back to Previous Screen ....P.5-3 Using Menu of Browser Window .....P.5-4 My SoftBank ......... P.5-4 Bookmark ........P.5-5 Registering Bookmark ........P.5-5 Viewing Bookmark ........P.5-5 Browsing History ......P.5-5 Using Downloaded Data ... P.5-6 Checking Downloaded Data .....P.5-6 Changing View Mode of Downloaded Data List Window .
Page 96: Using Browser
Browser Window • When opening a secured page, users must decide as their responsibility whether or not to open the page In Standby, press to show Browser window. with use of SSL/TLS. SoftBank Corp. and the Certifica- tion Authorities Symantec Website Security G.K. and ① ③ Cybertrust make no guarantees whatsoever to users regarding security of SSL/TLS.
Page 97: Operations While Using Browser
Standby ously. Select each item ⹅ Stopping Loading Webpages Item Description Homepage Show Homepage. (Stop) in Browser window (P.5-2) • Only available during webpage-loading. My SoftBank Connect to My SoftBank. (P.5-4) ⹅ Going Back to Previous Bookmark Show Bookmark list. (P.5-5) Screen Web Search Enter keyword or URL to show website.
Page 98: Bookmark
My SoftBank Connect to My SoftBank. ⹅ Using Menu of Browser Long Press in Standby → Window "My SoftBank" Operations for Bookmark, Browsing history view, My SoftBank appears. etc. are available. • Alternatively, in Standby, → "Settings" → "Number/Address Settings" → In Browser window, (Menu) → Select "Visit My Softbank" to show My SoftBank. each item Item Description Bookmark Show Bookmark list.
Page 99: Browsing History
Bookmark Browsing History ⹅ Registering Bookmark In Standby, Long Press → "History" History window appears. • Alternatively, in Browser window, (Menu) In Standby, → Show website to regis- → "History" to show History. • (Menu) → "Open in new tab" to show in new tab. (Menu) → "Regist Bookmark" → "Yes" • Select History to delete →...
Page 100: Using Downloaded Data
Using Downloaded Data ⹅ Checking Downloaded Data ⹅ Deleting Data In Standby, Long Press → "Download" In Downloaded data list window, Downloaded data list window appears. (Menu) → "Delete" Select data → "Delete One" → "Yes" The data is played/shown. The data is deleted. ■ To delete multiple data ⹅ Changing View Mode of "Delete Multiple" → Check data ( ) to delete →...
Page 101 ⹅ Sending Data by S!Mail ⹅ Viewing Details In Downloaded data list window, In Downloaded data list window, select (Menu) → "Send" data → (Menu) → "Details" → "OK" Details on data appear. "Send One" New S!Mail composition window with data at- tached to appears. • For the following operations, see "Creating/ Sending S!Mail" (P.4-6).
Page 102: Browser Settings
Browser Settings Set Browser operations. ⹅ Setting Privacy/Security In Standby, → (Menu) → "Brows- Delete Cache, browsing history and set Cookies. er Settings" Browser Settings window appears. ⹅ Deleting Cache • Alternatively, in Standby, Long Press → "Browser Settings" to show the window. "Privacy/Security" in Browser Settings Set each item window Item Description "Clear Cache" → "Yes" Privacy/Security Make settings for Browser Cache is deleted.
Page 103 ⹅ Accepting Cookie ⹅ Enabling Javascript Set whether to save and accept Cookies. Set whether to use Javascript. "Privacy/Security" in Browser Settings "Privacy/Security" in Browser Settings window window Check/Uncheck "Accept Cookies" ( Check/Uncheck "Enable Javascript" ( Saving and accepting Cookies are enabled/dis- Javascript is enabled/disabled. abled. ⹅ Blocking Pop-ups ⹅ Deleting Cookies Set whether to show Pop-ups in Browser window. "Privacy/Security" in Browser Settings "Privacy/Security"...
Page 104 ⹅ Setting Font Size Set displayed Font Size in Browser. In Browser Settings window, "Font Size" → "Large"/"Middle"/"Small" Font Size is changed. ⹅ Selecting Search Engine Select Search Engine for keyword search. In Browser Settings window, "Search Engine" → "Google"/"Yahoo! JAPAN"/ "Bing" Search Engine is set. ⹅ Resetting Browser Settings In Browser Settings window, "Browser Reset" → "Yes" Browser Settings are reset to default.
Page 105 Camera Precautions for Using Camera ................P.6-2 Shutter Click ..............................P.6-2 File Formats/Save Location ........................P.6-2 Photo Size/Movie Size ..........................P.6-3 Viewfinder ........................P.6-3 Photo Shooting ......................P.6-4 Photo Shooting Mode ..........................P.6-4 Shooting Photos ............................P.6-4 Using Menu of Photo Viewfinder ......................P.6-4 Movie Shooting ......................P.6-5 Movie Shooting Mode ........................... P.6-5 Shooting Movies ............................P.6-5 Using Menu of Movie Viewfinder ......................P.6-5 Checking Images/Videos ..................P.6-6 Viewing/Playing Images/Videos ......................
Page 106: Precautions For Using Camera
Precautions for Using Camera • Mind etiquette when using Camera. Before cap- ⹅ File Formats/Save Location turing an important scene, take some test shots and view results to ensure the scene will be cap- Captured Images/Videos are saved to handset or tured properly. SD Card. Saved Images/Videos can be checked in • Do not use Camera where prohibited. Data Folder (P.9-2). File Formats are as follows: • Images taken with Camera are intended for per- sonal use, and may not be used or forwarded with- Item File Formats...
Page 107: Viewfinder
Viewfinder ⹅ Photo Size/Movie Size Photo size and Video size to set are as follows: Item Photo/Video Size ① ④ Image 1200 × 1600 (UXGA) ⑧ ② ⑤ 1024 × 1280 (SXGA) ⑥ ③ ⑥ 960 × 1280 (WXGA) ⑦ 768 × 1024 (XGA) Photo Viewfinder Movie Viewfinder 600 × 800 (SVGA) ① Shooting picture quality 240 × 320 (QVGA) ② Shooting size Video HD 720p ③ Shooting scene SD 480p ④...
Page 108: Photo Shooting
Photo Shooting ⹅ Photo Shooting Mode ⹅ Using Menu of Photo Viewfinder Photos are shot in portrait view. Shooting size, self-timer, exposure, picture qual- Switch to Movie and change settings. ity, scene, effect can be set for photo shooting. In Standby, → (Menu) (P.6-4) Select each item ⹅ Shooting Photos Item Description in Standby...
Page 109: Movie Shooting
Movie Shooting ⹅ Movie Shooting Mode ⹅ Using Menu of Movie Viewfinder Movies are shot in portrait view. Recording size can be set for movie shooting. Switch to Photo and change settings. (P.6-5) Long Press in Standby → "Movie" → ⹅ Shooting Movies (Menu) Select each item Long Press in Standby → "Movie" Item Description Movie Viewfinder appears.
Page 110: Checking Images/Videos
Checking Images/Videos ⹅ Viewing/Playing Images/ ⹅ Editing Images Videos Images can be edited such as changing size or effect, rotating images. View images and play videos. • Images cannot be edited depending on the type In Standby, → "Data Folder" and size of image. In Standby, → "Data Folder" "Pictures"/"Videos" • When checking images/videos saved to SD "Pictures" → Select a folder → →...
Page 111 Converter ........P.7-15 Receiving Data ..........P.7-4 Converter Window ........P.7-15 Sending Data..........P.7-5 Using Converter.........P.7-15 Disaster .......... P.7-6 あんしんバックアップ (Anshin Backup) Urgent News ..........P.7-6 ............P.7-16 Registering Safety Information (Disaster Message Board) ...........P.7-6 Login with another SoftBank Account Sending Voice Message (Disaster Voice .................P.7-17 Messaging) ............P.7-7 Checking Save/Restore History ..P.7-17 Playing Received Voice Message (Disaster Checking Help in あんしんバックアップ Voice Messaging) ........P.7-8 (Anshin Backup) ........P.7-17 Saving Data ..........P.7-18 Calendar.......... P.7-9 Restoring Data ..........P.7-18...
Page 112: Alarm
Alarm You are notified by alarm at the specified time. (Set) Alarm is registered. ⹅ Registering Alarm ⹅ Turning Alarm OFF Up to twenty alarms can be added. • After Alarm is set, " " appears in Status Bar. In Standby, → "Alarm" → "Alarm" → In Standby, → "Alarm" → "Alarm" → Uncheck Alarm ( ) to turn OFF (Menu) → "Add" Alarm is turned OFF. Select each item ⹅...
Page 113: Timer
Timer ⹅ Deleting Alarm ⹅ Using Timer In Standby, → "Alarm" → "Count Down In Standby, → "Alarm" → "Alarm" → Timer" Select Alarm to delete Count Down Timer window appears. (Menu) → "Delete" → "Yes" (Edit) → Specify time → (Done) Alarm is deleted. • To have the timer go off even in Manner Mode, (Settings) → Check "Prioritize timer"...
Page 114: Stop Watch
Stop Watch Infrared Exchange data (profile, Phone Book entries, etc.) with ⹅ Using Stop Watch other devices such as mobile phones using infrared. With handset and other device close together, align their infrared ports in a straight line. In Standby, → "Alarm" → "Stop Watch" • Operations may differ depending on the type of Stop Watch window appears. data being sent/received. (Start) CAUTION Stop Watch starts measuring. • To stop Stop Watch, press (Stop) while • It may not be possible to use infrared transmission Stop Watch is measuring. Press (Start) or to transmit properly depending on the other device...
Page 115 "Yes" → "OK" "All Records" → Enter a password → → Enter the same auth code as the Data is saved. • When all contacts in Phone Book are receiver's → → (Accept) → "Yes" received, confirmation window of additional/ overwriting registration appears. Follow Align infrared ports on handset and onscreen instructions. receiving device ⹅ Sending Data Infrared transmission starts, and the contacts are sent.
Page 116: Disaster
"Delete All" → "Yes" to delete all safety infor- register safety information. mation. • Registered information can be viewed on mobile phones by SoftBank as well as other carriers' ⹅ Checking Safety Information phones. For details on Disaster Message Board, see SoftBank Website.
Page 117 • (Menu) → "Get the latest" to update safety • Not available when you receive no signal or Air- information. plane mode is set. For details on Disaster Voice Messaging, see SoftBank Website. ⹅ Registering Recipient Address for In Standby, → "Tool" → "Disaster" → Automatic Transmission "Disaster Voice Messaging" Disaster Voice Messaging window appears.
Page 118: Deleting Messages
⹅ Playing Received Voice Message ⹅ Replying by Voice Message (Disaster Voice Messaging) (Reply) in Received voice message When you are notified of received voice message by window SMS, " " appears in Status Bar. Receive • Follow onscreen instructions. (download) and play a voice message to hear the sender's voice. ⹅ Deleting Messages In Standby, → "Tool" → "Disaster" → "Disaster Voice Messaging" In Listen list window, select a message to delete →...
Page 119: Calendar
Calendar ⹅ Viewing Calendar Item Description All day Set whether to have schedule All day. in Standby Check/Uncheck "All day" ( Calendar window appears. Repetition Set whether to register repeat- • Alternatively, in Standby, → "Tool" → "Cal- edly. endar" to show Calendar window. • Press (Change) to change Calendar to Notification Set whether to notify. one week display. Location Enter Location.
Page 120 ⹅ Viewing Schedule List ⹅ Checking Schedule In Calendar window, (Menu) → "List In Calendar window, select a date → Display" → "Schedule" Schedule list window appears. Schedule list window appears. Select schedule → Schedule Details window appears. ⹅ Viewing Birthday List ⹅ Editing Schedule View contacts whose birthdays are registered to Phone Book as a list.
Page 121: Notepad
Notepad ⹅ Deleting Schedule ⹅ Creating Memos In Standby, → "Tool" → "Notepad" In Calendar window, select a date → → Select schedule to delete Notepad Entry window appears. • When Notepad list window appears, (Menu) → "Delete events" (Menu) → "Add.” Enter contents → → "OK" "Delete one"...
Page 122: Voice Recorder
Voice Recorder ⹅ Editing Memo ⹅ Recording Voice In Standby, → "Tool" → "Voice Recorder" In Notepad list window, select a memo → (Edit) Voice Recorder window appears. Notepad Entry window appears. "Record" • Alternatively, in Notepad list window, press (Edit) to show. (Record) Edit contents → → "OK" Recording starts.
Page 123 ⹅ Playing Voice ⹅ Viewing Voice Details Check save date, size, etc. In Voice Recorder window, "Play" In Voice list window, select voice that you Voice list window appears. show details on → (Menu) → "Details" Select voice to play → → (Play) Details on voice appear. Voice Play window appears, and recorded voice • Alternatively, in Voice play window, (Menu) is played.
Page 124: Calculator
Calculator ⹅ Using Calculator Calculation Operation key % (Percent) (%) +/- (Symbol change) In Standby, → "Tool" → "Calculator" Calculator window appears. Enter formula Calculation result appears. • Press (Menu) to copy and paste the result. ⹅ Operations for Calculator Operations for Calculator are as follows: Calculation Operation key + (Add) - (Subtract) × (Multiply) ÷ (Divide) = (Equal) (=) c (Clear) AC (All clear) Long Press . (Decimal point) 7-14...
Page 125: Converter
Converter Convert the unit of length, weight, area, tempera- ⹅ Using Converter ture. ⹅ Converter Window In Standby, → "Tool" → "Converter" Converter window appears. Select unit type field → → Select unit ① type to convert → ② ③ Select unit field to convert → →...
Page 126 • Be sure to delete data beforehand in the case of some data may not be saved to server. contract change such as the ownership of handset is handed over to a third party. Some Restored Data data may not be deleted depending on the type of For data restored by this application, various appli- contract change. cations corresponding to each data are available. • Note that SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any loss/alteration of saved/restored data. And SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any results arising from this application use. • Specifications may change without notice. File Name of Saved Data The file name of saved data is a save date. For example, if a contact file is saved on November 15 in 2017, the name will be "17111500.vcf.” When multiple files are saved on the same day, the name will be "17111501.vcf" and the lower 2-digit...
Page 127 ⹅ Login with another ⹅ Checking Save/Restore SoftBank Account History When saving to data server/restoring from data In Standby, → "Tool" → " あんしんバック server, the account that you use can be changed. アップ (Anshin Backup)" In Standby, → "Tool" → " あんしんバックアップ (Anshin Backup)" " その他の機能 (Other Functions)" → " 保存履...
Page 128 • When authentication screen appears, enter " ヘルプ (Help)"/" 利用規約 (Terms of use)"/" the phone number and password → " ログインアプリケーションについて (About applica- (Login)" → " 同意する (Agree).” tions)" Check item ( ) to save → Each information appears. ( 実行 (OK)) → "OK" ⹅ Saving Data The data is saved.
Page 129 " データの復元 (Data Restore)" ⹅ Saving Data Regularly and Automatically " サーバーからデータを復元 (Restore data from server)"/"SD カードからデータを復元 Save each data to server/SD Card, etc. regularly (Restore data from SD Card)" and automatically. • Regular save is enabled by default. • If Confirmation window appears, follow on- • Save all Phone Book data/Calendar data/Call Log screen instructions.
Page 130 Set 更新頻度 (Update frequency)/ 日付 ⹅ Deleting Saved Data (Date)/ 保存先 (Save location)/ 対象 (Sub- Delete data saved to server/SD Card, etc. ject) → ( 保存 (Save)) Note that deleted data cannot be restored. Regular save is set. In Standby, → "Tool" → " あんしんバック ⹅ Reloading Phone Book Data Saved to Server アップ (Anshin Backup)" in Case of Handset Upgrade/Replacement "...
Page 131: Notification List
Notification List Check new notifications (incoming call, mails, etc.) "OK" → "OK" or notifications from each function. The data is deleted. In Standby, → "Tool" → "Notification • To suspend deleting, select " キャンセル (Can- cel).” List" Notification List window appears. • Selecting notification activates correspond- ing function. 7-21...
Page 132: Application
Application Check the list of installed applications in handset. In Standby, → "Tool" → "Application" Application list window appears. • Select application → to activate applica- tion. 7-22...
Page 133: Security Functions
Security Handset Code ......................P.8-2 Registering Handset Code ......................... P.8-2 Changing Handset Code ..........................P.8-2 Resetting Handset Code ..........................P.8-2 Security Functions ....................P.8-3 Using Screen Lock ............................P.8-3 Using Secret Mode ............................P.8-4...
Page 134 → "Password Reset" → "Yes" → Enter a password to register again → Follow onscreen instructions → "OK" Handset Code is reset. • To reset Handset Code, My SoftBank authen- Handset Code is set. tication is required. My SoftBank authentica- tion can be set from My SoftBank Website. ⹅ Changing Handset Code In Standby, → "Settings" → "Security" → "Chg. Handset Code"...
Page 135 CAUTION data in handset. • Be sure to make a separate note of PIN/password ⹅ Using Screen Lock that you registered for canceling Screen Lock so that you will not forget it. If you forget the code, servicing is required at your nearest SoftBank shop. In that case, When turning on the screen, only entering PIN or note that the contents that you registered/set will be password enables handset operations. lost. • When Screen Lock is not canceled, press (EMG.CALL) to call 110 (Police), 119 (Fire &...
Page 136 ⹅ Using Secret Mode ⹅ Long Pressing to Set Screen Lock Set whether to hide contacts, etc. set to Secret Long Press (Center Key) in Standby to set Mode. Screen Lock. In Standby, → "Settings" → "Security" In Standby, → "Settings" → "Security" "Secret Mode"...
Page 137: Data Folder
Data Folder Data Folder .........................P.9-2 Viewing/Playing Files ........................... P.9-2 Using Menu of Folder/File ........................... P.9-2 Showing Images ............................. P.9-3 Playing Music/Audio ............................. P.9-3 Playing Videos ..............................P.9-4 File Copy ........................P.9-5 Editing Files ........................P.9-5 Changing File Name ............................P.9-5 Deleting Files ..............................P.9-5...
Page 138: Data Folder
Data Folder View/play files such as images, videos, music/audio CAUTION saved to handset/SD Card. • Some files cannot be shown. ⹅ Viewing/Playing Files • PDF files with password set cannot be shown. Some PDF files whose display size is extremely large or lay- out is special may not be shown properly. In Standby, → "Data Folder" Data Folder window appears. ⹅ Using Menu of Folder/File • Press (Phone)/ (SD) to toggle handset memory/SD Card. Operations such as registering to wallpaper, etc. Select folder type sending S!Mail, coping, deleting are as follows.
Page 139 Item Description Item Operation View Mode Set View Mode. Delete (Menu) → "Delete" → "Yes" Details Show Details. Check Details (Menu) → "Details" *1 Only available for image files. *2 Only available in File list window. Edit (Edit) → (Menu) → Edit the image To edit images: ⹅ Showing Images (P.6-6) View previous file and next file Select an image in File list window → • Image operations are as follows: ⹅...
Page 140 Item Operation Item Operation View previous file and before playing a file Fast rewind/fast next file forward Adjust playback speed (Speed) → Select play- View previous file and before playing a file back speed next file Attach a file to mail to Before playing a file, Adjust playback speed (Speed) → Select play- send (Menu) → "Send" → Create back speed S!Mail and send...
Page 141: File Copy
File Copy Editing Files ⹅ Changing File Name Select a file in File list window (Menu) → "Copy to Phone"/"Copy to Select a file in File list window SD" (Menu) → "Edit Title" "Copy one" Enter file name → → (Done) The file is copied.
Page 143 Customize Settings ........P.10-2 About Phone ......P.10-12 Checking Handset Status ....P.10-12 Wallpaper/Display ....P.10-2 All Reset ........P.10-13 Setting Wallpaper ........P.10-3 Setting Clock Display ......P.10-3 Resetting Handset to Default...P.10-13 Setting Screen Brightness ....P.10-3 Encrypt Phone ......P.10-13 Setting Screen Back Light Time ..P.10-3 Setting Key Back Light ......P.10-4 Setting Font Size ........P.10-4 Sound/Notification ....P.10-4 Setting Notifications .......P.10-5 Changing Media Playback Volume ..P.10-6 Setting Key Sound ........P.10-6 Security ........P.10-7 Call Settings ......
Page 144: Settings
Settings Wallpaper/Display Operations for each setting are as follows: Set wallpaper and display brightness, etc. In Standby, → "Settings" In Standby, → "Settings" → "Wallpaper/Display" Set each item Wallpaper/Display window appears. • For details on settings, see each reference Set each item page. Item Description Item Description Wallpaper/Display Set wallpaper and display Wallpaper Set wallpaper in Standby. brightness, etc. (P.10-2) (P.10-3) Sound/Notification Make settings for Manner Clock Set Clock in Standby. (P.10-3)
Page 145 ⹅ Setting Wallpaper ⹅ Setting Screen Brightness Set wallpaper in Standby. "Brightness" in Wallpaper/Display window In Wall/Display window, "Wallpaper" → Select Brightness → "Preset"/"Data Folder" Brightness is set. Select wallpaper → ⹅ Setting Screen Back Light Wallpaper is set. • When "Data Folder" is selected in step 1, Time select a folder → → Select an image → (Play) → (Done) → Adjust trimming → Set the time until the screen turns off automatically * Press (Size) to change the size while trimming.
Page 146: Sound/Notification
Sound/Notification Make settings for Manner mode, ringtone, operation ⹅ Setting Key Back Light sound. In Standby, → "Settings" → "Sound/ Set whether to turn on Key Back Light. Notification" Check/uncheck "Key Back Light" ( Sound/Notification window appears. ) in Wallpaper/Display window Set each item Key Back Light is set to ON/OFF. ⹅ Setting Font Size Description Item Phone Call Set the Ringtone for phone call, etc. (P.2-2) Set Font Size on the screen. Mail Notification Set mail notification sound, "Font Size"...
Page 147 ⹅ Setting Notifications ⹅ Changing Notification Sound Set Alarm/Timer, Calendar Alarm, other notification In Sound/Notification window, "Alarm/ sounds, etc. Timer"/"Calendar Alarm"/"Other Notifica- ⹅ Changing Notification Volume tions" → "Sound" "Preset"/"Data Folder" → Select notifica- In Sound/Notification window, "Alarm/ tion sound → Timer"/"Calendar Alarm"/"Other Notifica- Notification sound is set.
Page 148 Select a pattern → ⹅ Setting Vibration The pattern is set. Set vibration pattern when notification rings. • Select a lighting pattern to confirm the notifi- • Vibration works at initial value settings in Manner cation LED. To stop, press (Stop). And to Mode. replay to confirm, press (Confirm). In Sound/Notification window, "Alarm/ ⹅ Changing Media Playback Timer"/"Calendar Alarm"/"Other Volume Notifications" → "Vibration" Change the volume of music, movies. Select a pattern → "Media" in Sound/Notification window The pattern is set. • Select a pattern to play and confirm. To stop, "Volume"...
Page 149: Security
Security Call Settings Make settings for security such as Screen Lock, Make Call Settings. password. In Standby, → "Settings" → "Call In Standby, → "Settings" → "Security" Settings" Security window appears. Call Settings window appears. Set each item Set each item Item Description Item Description Chg. Handset Code Set Handset Code when using Quick Dial Set Quick Dial.
Page 150: Network
Network Set network functions such as Airplane Mode. ⹅ Setting Any Key Answer In Standby, → "Settings" → "Network" Set whether to answer a call with any key other Network window appears. than key. Set each item Check/Uncheck "Any Key Answer" ( Item Description ) in Call Settings window. Airplane Mode Leaving power on, suspend Any Key Answer is set to ON/OFF.
Page 151 ⹅ Setting Mobile Network ⹅ Setting Network Operator Make settings such as access point and network. ⹅ Searching Networks to Set "Mobile Network" in Network window Search available networks to set. Set each item In Network window, "Select Operator" → Item Description "Search Networks" Mobile Data Set whether to enable Mobile Available network is searched. When Data communication. searching is completed, networks appear in Check/Uncheck "Mobile Data" Search Result field. Select Network →...
Page 152: Phone Settings
Phone Settings Set language and date. ⹅ Setting Restrict Data In Standby, → "Settings" → "Phone Set to restrict data communication according to Settings" each application. Phone Settings window appears. "Restrict Data" in Network window Set each item " あんしんバックアップ (Anshin Backup)"/ Item Description "Browser"/"Password Manager" Language Set Language to Japanese or ( 言語選択...
Page 153 ⹅ Setting Language ⹅ Setting Date & Time Set Language to Japanese or English. Make Date & Time settings. In Phone Settings window, "Language ( 言 "Date & Time" in Phone Settings window 語選択 )" → " 日本語 "/"English" Set each item Language is set. Item Description ⹅ Making Input Settings Automatic Date &...
Page 154: About Phone
About Phone Check handset status. ⹅ Checking Handset Status In Standby, → "Settings" → "About Check battery level, phone number, USIM status, Phone" etc. Device info settings window appears. In Device info settings window, "Status" Select/check each item Check each item Item Description Software Update Perform software updates and Item Description make settings.
Page 155: All Reset
All Reset Encrypt Phone Erase all data that you registered in handset and Encrypt data in handset. reset contents of each function to default. In Standby, → "Settings" → "Security" ⹅ Resetting Handset to "Encrypt Phone" → "Encrypt phone" → Default Enter PIN/password "Encrypt phone" In Standby, → "Settings" → "Security" Data in handset is encrypted.
Page 157 Materials/ Appendix Software Update ...... P.11-2 Precautions on Usage ..P.11-14 Updating Software Usage ............P.11-14 Manually ............P.11-2 When Using Handset in a Car ...P.11-15 Handling ............P.11-16 Troubleshooting ....... P.11-3 Camera ............11-17 Main Specification ....P.11-5 Music/Videos ..........11-18 Materials Used ......P.11-5 Urgent News ..........11-18 Safety Precautions ....P.11-6 Technical Standards Conformance Explanation of Graphic Symbols Used in Certification ..........11-18...
Page 158: Software Update
If updating of software fails, handset may no Handset restarts again, and update completion longer be usable. In such case, contact Inquiries information appears. (P.11-25). • Other functions cannot be operated while soft- CAUTION ware update is performed. • We recommend that you back up needed data • If handset does not restart after the software update before updating software (some downloaded data is completed, remove Battery, and install it again and power on handset. Contact Inquiries (P.11-25) if is not able to be backed up). Data saved on handset does not still restart. handset before updating remains saved, but • Note that SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any data loss depending on handset condition (malfunctions, due to software update. etc.), data may be lost. SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for damages from loss of data. • While updating software, absolutely do not remove Battery, USIM Card, or power off. Updating may fail. 11-2...
Page 159: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting ● Handset does not power on INFORMATION • Are you Long Pressing . for at least 1 sec- ond? • To set whether to update the software automatically, • Is Battery level sufficient? in Standby, → "Settings" → "About Phone" → "Soft- • Is Battery installed properly? ware Update" → "Automatic Update Settings" → (P.1-11) • To change the schedule to update the software ● Handset functions do not work after turned on automatically, in Standby, → "Settings" → "About Phone" → "Software Update" → "Update Schedule • Does PIN entry window appear? Settings" → Enter time → (Confirm). PIN code (P.1-21) is enabled. Enter PIN code. ●...
Page 160 ● Key operations do not work ● Cannot charge/Charging takes time • Is "Long press[Center key]to start" shown? • Is AC Adapter firmly connected to handset? "Long Press Center Key" is set for Screen Lock. (P.1-13) Cancel "Long Press Center Key.” (P.8-4) • Is AC Adapter firmly plugged into a household AC outlet? ● Display is blurred • Is Battery installed into handset? • Adjust display brightness. (P.10-3) (P.1-11) ● Calls do not connect/cannot use mail or Inter- • Are the terminals soiled? Clean terminals (hand- set external connection terminal, Battery termi- • Is "...
Page 161: Main Specification
Main Specification Materials Used ● Main Unit ● Main Unit Parts Material/Finishing Weight Approx. 115 g (Battery installed) Display Panel Acrylic resin Dimensions (W × H Approx. 50 × 132 × 13.8 mm Exterior Case (Front PC + GF resin/UV-cured coating × D) Case) Continuous Stand- Approx. 670 hours (3G) Camera Panel Acrylic resin by Time Approx. 500 hours (4G) Exterior Case (Battery PC resin/UV-cured coating Continuous Talk Approx. 600 minutes (3G) Cover) Time Approx. 600 minutes (4G) PC resin + silicone rubber/UV-cured coating Charging Time Approx. 180 minutes Screw Carbon steel Maximum Output 0.25 W (3G)
Page 162: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions ● For proper handset use, carefully read this ⹅ Explanation of Graphic "Safety Precautions" beforehand. After you Symbols Used in This Manual have finished reading this guide, keep this guide in a safe place. ● Observe these safety precautions to prevent Action prohibited injury or damage to other people and property.
Page 163 Do not place handset or related hardware in or Do not disassemble or modify. near a heating cooker such as a microwave May cause fire, burns, injury, electric shock, oven, IH cooking heater, or high-pressure etc. containers such as pressure cooker. Do not get wet with water or other liquid May cause fire, burns, injury, electric shock, (beverage, sweat, seawater, pet urine, etc.).
Page 164 Always turn off handset as well as stop Keep out of reach of infants. charging before entering gas stations or other Failure to do so may result in small parts being places where flammable gases or fine accidentally swallowed or may cause injury, particulates generate. electric shock, etc. Using handset in presence of flammable gases Exercise caution when using handset may cause explosion, fire, etc. continuously for a long time or while charging. If you notice an unusual odor, unusual sound, Also be careful not to unintentionally be in smoke, overheating, discoloration,...
Page 165 Do not look at a repeatedly flickering screen Always keep handset off of the ears when for a long period. using handsfree calling, the ringtone is May cause convulsions, loss of consciousness, sounding, or when waiting for a call. etc. If an earphone-microphone, etc. is attached for gaming or video/music playback, adjust to a Do not allow water or other liquid (beverage, moderate volume.
Page 166 Keep handset power off near high precision To remove Battery Cover, use only as much electronic devices or devices using weak strength as necessary. signals. Battery Cover may break, causing injury, etc. May cause devices to misoperate, etc. When attaching Battery Cover, be careful not * Devices that may be affected to let a part of yourself (fingers, etc.) get Hearing aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers caught in it.
Page 167 When viewing Display, view in a sufficiently Check orientation of Battery when installing in bright place with Display at an adequate handset. Do not force Battery if difficult to distance. install. Viewing in a dark place too closely may affect May cause Battery to ignite, rupture, overheat, vision, etc. or leak, resulting in fire, burns, injury, etc. For installing Battery, see the following. ⹅ Handling Battery ⇒P.1-11 "Installing/Removing Battery" If internal matter from Battery gets into eyes, immediately rinse with clean water without rubbing, and consult a doctor.
Page 168 When plugging in/unplugging AC Adapter, do May cause fire, burns, injury, etc and is also not allow anything metal (metal strap, etc.) to destructive to the environment. Tape terminals come in contact. on old Battery to insulate them and take to a May cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc. SoftBank shop or other location where Do not use a travel converter with AC accepted, or dispose of according to local Adapter. regulations. May cause ignition, overheating, electric shock, Do not use or charge a wet Battery.
Page 169 Use with the specified power source at the If Charging Terminals are bent or otherwise specified voltage. deformed, immediately discontinue use. Do not If charging while abroad, charge with an AC try to return to original shape and resume use. Adapter compatible with use abroad. Short-circuiting of Charging Terminals may Use with an incorrect power source or voltage cause fire, burns, injury, electric shock, etc. may cause fire, burns, electric shock, etc. If not using AC Adapter, unplug from outlet. AC Adapters: 100 V AC (be sure to connect Leaving plugged in may cause fire, burns, only to household AC outlet)
Page 170: Precautions On Usage
Precautions on Usage ⹅ Handset Use & Electronic ⹅ Usage Medical Equipment ● Handset supports software update. Use the latest software. When carrying handset, keep a minimum of 15 ● Since handset uses signal, calling may be diffi- cm from implanted cardiac pacemaker, cult in a location such as indoor, underground, implanted defibrillator, etc.
Page 171 Wiretapping may result. Pay full attention data to a PC or other media (FC･MO･CD-R/W). on usage. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any damages resulting from loss of saved data due to ● Note that the following may cause informa- damage, etc.
Page 172 Battery low may cause content saved on handset to be erased or ● Do not use handset in places subject to altered. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any extremely high or low temperatures, high damages resulting from alteration or loss of humidity, direct sunlight, or with much dust.
Page 173 Blue, red, erased due to malfunctions, repairs or other white, etc. dots will appear when shooting in handling. SoftBank Corp. is not liable for any extremely dark conditions. damages or lost profit resulting from content ●...
Page 174 Display, a traffic accident may result. ● SoftBank Corp. cannot be held liable for any Be careful especially at railway crossings, on damages associated with this service, station platforms, and at intersections.
Page 175: This Product (For Japan)
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) for This Product (for Japan) This mobile phone【Simply】meets Japanese technical regulations* and * The technical regulations are provided in Article 14-2 of the Ministry Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment. international guidelines for exposure to radio waves. ** International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection...
Page 176: Index
Index Browser Call Barring Service ......3-17 Bookmark ............ 5-5 Call History ........3-4, 3-12 Browser Menu ........... 5-3 Call Log ............ 3-12 About Phone ........... 10-12 Browser Window ........5-2 Call Services .......... 3-17 After-Sales Service ......11-24 Browsing History ........5-5 Dial Window ..........3-2 Airplane Mode ........... 1-20 Alarm ............... 7-2 Downloaded Data .
Page 177 Playing ............9-4 Creating Folder ........4-16 Deleting Files ..........9-5 Shooting ............. 6-5 Deleting ........... 4-14 Emergency Call ......... 3-16 Shooting Mode ......... 6-5 Deleting All Server Mails ....4-23 Encrypt Phone ........10-13 My SoftBank ..........5-4 Draft ............4-10 Enter Key ............1-2 11-21...
Page 178 PIN Code ............. 1-21 Setting Manner Mode ......1-18 Changing ..........1-21 Drive Mode ..........1-19 Network ............10-8 Enabling ........... 1-21 Manner Mode ......... 1-18 Setting Mobile Network ..... 10-9 Playing Music ..........9-3 Original Mode ......... 1-19 Setting Network Operator ....10-9 Playing Voice ..........9-3 Settings ............
Page 179 Phrases ............2-8 Predictive Conv ........2-12 Wallpaper/Display ........10-2 Predictive Conv Candidate ....2-6 Setting Clock Display ......10-3 Quoting Information ........ 2-9 Setting Font Size ......... 10-4 Reset ............2-13 Setting Key Back Light ...... 10-4 Reset learning ........2-13 Setting Screen Back Light Time ..10-3 Text Entry Settings ......2-12 Setting Screen Brightness ....10-3 User Dictionary ........2-11 Setting Wallpaper ......... 10-3 Text Entry Window ........
Page 180 Warranty & After-Sales Service ⹅ Warranty ⹅ After-Sales Service ● Handset purchase includes warranty. To request repairs, contact your nearest SoftBank ● Check shop name and purchase date. shop or Inquiries (P.11-25). Have details of ● Read warranty and keep in a safe place. symptoms ready. ● Warranty period is given in warranty. ● During the warranty period, repairs are made under the terms and conditions of the warranty. • SoftBank Corp. is not responsible for any damages ● After the warranty period, if handset can be for user or third party resulting from lost opportunities repaired, repairs will be made at cost. to make a call, etc. due to breakage, malfunction, or trouble of handset. • For more information on after-sales service, contact • Information/settings on handset may be lost/changed your nearest SoftBank shop or Inquiries (P.11-25). due to malfunction or repairs. It is recommended that you keep a copy of Phone Book contacts and other important information. SoftBank Corp. is not...
Page 181: Inquiries
Inquiries For further information, feel free to contact the following. ● SoftBank Customer Support ● SoftBank Global Call Center Inquiries from overseas and notification of theft/ ■ General Information loss +81-92-687-0025 From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157 (toll free from SoftBank handsets) From a landline dial toll free at 0800-919-0157 ■ Customer Assistance (Repairs/Lost Handsets) From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 113 From a landline dial toll free at 0800-919-0113 If you cannot connect to free call with IP phone etc., please call the following number. Eastern Japan 022-380-4380 (charges apply) Western Japan...
Page 183 Simply User Guide September 2017, First Edition SoftBank Corp. * I f you have any questions after reading this user guide, feel free to contact SoftBank mobile phone dealers where you purchased handset. Model: Simply Manufacturer: SEIKO SOLUTIONS INC.
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