NTT docomo FOMA N702iS Manual page 250

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If you set "SMS input character", "SMS report request" or
"SMS validity period" in the mail settings screen, the setting is
retained when the FOMA terminal is turned off. However, the
"SMS input char.", "SMS report req." or "SMS valid. per." set in
the function menu is only valid for the current SMS.
<Receive SMS>
When You Receive an SMS (Short
Message)
When the FOMA terminal is in a service area, SMS
is automatically sent to the FOMA terminal from the
SMS Center.
● As SMS is received with i-mode mail, the operations
when SMS is received is same as the operations
when i-mode mail is received. → P.222
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If the total number of received messages stored on the FOMA
terminal (total i-mode mail and SMS) exceeds 1,000 or the
storage limit even if the number of messages does not reach
1,000, received mail is automatically replaced from with the
mail in the trash box and the oldest message. Note that
unread or protected received mail and mail and SMS in the
Secret folder are not replaced. You should protect any
important received mail that you want to keep.→ P.233, 235
Once you reach the limit on the number of unread or protected
received mail messages that can be stored on the FOMA
terminal (the total number of i-mode mail and SMS), you can
no longer receive mail and "
To enable the FOMA terminal to receive SMS, delete received
mail stored on the FOMA terminal, read unread mail or
remove the protection from protected mail until the "
icon is no longer displayed. Then use "Check new SMS".
When you receive multiple SMS at the same time, the FOMA
terminal uses the ring tone and incoming call lamp pattern set
for the last item of mail received.
If you receive short mail sent from a mova terminal, etc., the
sender's phone number is displayed. If the caller ID is not
provided, the reason is displayed.
If you receive SMS when the standby screen is not displayed
on the FOMA terminal and "Operation preferred" is set in
"Receiving display", the FOMA terminal does not ring. When
"Alarm preferred" is selected, the FOMA terminal plays the
ring tone and displays the reception results screen.
If you receive SMS while playing an i-motion, the video and
sound may be interrupted.
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Viewing received SMS (Short Message)
● For received SMS, the beginning of the message is
displayed as the subject in the received mail list
screen.
● "SMS center" is displayed as the subject for received
SMS reports.
● For Voice Mail notices, "Noticecall voicemail" is
displayed.
On the standby screen
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Select " " (New mail)
Select a received SMS
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If a received SMS includes full-pitch characters that are not
listed in the kuten code table, those characters are displayed
as blanks (spaces).
The phone number of the sender of the current SMS is
highlighted. Pressing d (Select) while the number is
highlighted makes a voice or videophone call to that number
(Phone To/AV Phone To function). If the sender's phone
number is stored in the phonebook, the stored "Name" is
highlighted. In that case, you can call the sender in the same
way.
SMS report is sent to you only when the FOMA terminal is set
to receive SMS report in "SMS report request" (P.238). You
can also view the SMS report by selecting "Disp. SMS report"
(P.236) from the function menu in the sent mail detail screen.
Forwarding and replying to received SMS
(Short Message)
You can forward SMS and send a reply to the
sender.
● You cannot enter a subject.
"Replying by composing a new message"→ P.226
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You cannot reply to an SMS by quoting the received
message.
You cannot reply to an SMS when the sender has withheld his
or her caller ID (User unset) or is sending from a pay phone
(Payphone) or a phone that does not support caller ID
notification (Not supported).
The SMS report cannot be replied to or forwarded.
The Voice Mail notification cannot be replied to.
If you reply to or forward an SMS on the FOMA card (UIM),
the " " remains on the received mail list screen and
received mail detail screen and the "
appear.
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