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CAUTION
Disconnect the power plug from
the wall outlet or cigarette lighter
socket before beginning any
maintenance.
Failure to do so could cause electric
shock.
Disconnect the adapter (and
charger) from the wall outlet or
cigarette lighter socket by pulling
the adapter, not the adapter (and
charger) cord or the power cord.
Pulling the cord could damage the cord,
resulting in electric shock or fire.
Do not place heavy objects on
the adapter (and charger) cord
or power cord.
Doing so could cause electric shock or
fire.
Handling the UIM (FOMA card)
CAUTION
Take care when removing the
UIM (the IC).
Failure to do so could cause injury to
hand and fingers.
Handling the FOMA terminal in the vicinity of
medical devices
The information given below conforms to the
guidelines set forth by the Electromagnetic
Compatibility Conference regarding the protection of
electronic medical equipment from radio waves
emitted by mobile phone units.
WARNING
Turn off the FOMA terminal on
packed trains or in crowded
places as someone with an
implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator may be
nearby.
The electromagnetic waves emitted by
your phone could affect the function of
an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator.
When inside a medical
institution, always remember the
following guidelines:
･
Never take the FOMA terminal inside
an operating room, intensive care unit
(ICU) or coronary care unit (CCU).
･
Always turn off the FOMA terminal in
hospital wards.
･
Even in the lobby and other areas,
always turn off the FOMA terminal
when electronic medical equipment is
nearby.
･
Follow the directives of the medical
institution. There may be specific
regulations as to items that are
prohibited or use of which is restricted.
･
If you are using the automatic power
on function, cancel the setting and turn
off the power.
If you have an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted
defibrillator, keep your FOMA
terminal at least 22 cm away
from it.
The electromagnetic waves emitted by
your phone could affect the function of
an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator.
If you are using electronic
medical equipment other than
implanted cardiac pacemakers
or implanted defibrillators at
your home or outside the
confines of a medical institution,
be sure to check with the
manufacturer about possible
adverse effects caused by
electromagnetic interference.
The electromagnetic waves emitted by
your phone could affect the function of
electronic medical equipment.
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