Fujitsu Arrows NX F-01J Instruction Manual page 182

● Calls are not connected (Even when moving,
disappear or although radio waves are enough, making/
receiving calls is unavailable)
•
Turn the power OFF and ON, or reattach the docomo
nano UIM card.→P32 , P36
•
Due to the nature of radio waves, making/receiving calls
may be unavailable even when "not out of service area"
or " appears on the display for the radio wave
condition". Move to call again.
•
Do you set call restriction such as Call Blocking?→P71
•
Have you changed network type (4G/3G/GSM)?→P172
• Due to the crossing of radio waves, at the crowded
public places, calls/mails are crossed and the
connection status may not be good. Move to the other
place or call again at other time.
● The ringtone does not sound
• Is [Ring volume] in Volumes set to 0?→P121
•
Have you activated any of the following functions?
- Manner mode→P121
- Airplane mode→P134
•
Do you set call restriction such as Call Blocking?→P71
•
The followings are set to 0 seconds?
- [Set answer time] in the Phone memo setting→P70
- [Ring time settings] in Voicemail service→P70
- [Ring time] in Call forwarding service→P70
● Calls cannot be made
•
Is the docomo nano UIM card installed in the right
direction?→P32
•
Do you enter a phone number from City code?
•
Do you set Airplane mode?→P134
■ Mail
does not
● Mail is not received automatically
•
Is Emergency mode set?→P38
• Receive interval in NX! Mail account settings is set to
[Do not receive automatically].→P82
■ TV/Camera
● Cannot watch TV
•
Are you out of digital terrestrial broadcasting service
area or in an area with poor signal strength?
Extend the TV/FM transmitter antenna fully, and turn
the antenna around or move to other place. Signal
reception may be improved.→P94
•
Do you use the channel list matching with your
watching area?→P99
● Photos and videos taken with the camera are blurred
•
Check if clouds or dirt attach to the lens of camera.
• Automatic still image shooting is available in the
camera of the terminal, but you can also focus using the
touch focus function while shooting still images.→P103
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