NTT docomo STYLE Series Instruction Manual page 332

■ Data that can be received by the FOMA terminal
Function One All
Phonebook
A A
A A Schedule
Schedule
A A Text memo
Text memo
i-mode mail,
A A
SMS, Area
Mail
Bookmark
A A
Images,
i-motion,
A B
Melody of
Data box
Owner
Information
A
–
A A ToruCa
ToruCa
Location
A A
service
client
Decome-Anime
A B
Template
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Storage
Storage order
location
Phonebook When receiving a single data
item: Open memory numbers
are allocated from 010 to
999, then 000 to 009.
When receiving all items:
The memory numbers are
overwritten according to the
received data.
Start date/time order
Last revision date/time order
i-mode mail, Received/sent/saved date/
SMS time order
Bookmark When receiving a single data
item: At the top
When receiving all items: In
the order used, starting from
the oldest
My picture, At the top of the [Acquired
i-motion, data] folder in the selected
Melody in folder
Data box
Phonebook When receiving a single data
item: Open memory numbers
are allocated from 010 to
999, then 000 to 009.
–
Location
service –
client list
Decome-Anime
–
Template list
If overwriting of existing data with new data is selected when
receiving all the items of a function, all existing data for that
function will be deleted.
Phonebook
The Group setting of data that is received individually is always set
to [No groups].
When receiving all items, all owner information except own
number is overwritten.
[No Name] appears when data without name is received.
Mail
May not be able to receive the title completely but a part of it.
Location service client
Phone number cannot be saved to the location service client if the
same phone number has already saved.
Precautions for using Ir communication function
Infrared port
15°
15°
Approx. 20 cm
Face the Infrared ports of the receiving and sending FOMA terminal
each other and set the distance between them to approximately 20
cm or less as shown above.
While doing Ir communication, leave the Infrared ports facing each
other and do not move.
Infrared port
or less