NTT docomo STYLE Series Instruction Manual page 344

Auto power OFF
Turning power OFF automatically
Turn the FOMA terminal off automatically at a specified time.
Set the correct date and time in advance (nP. 44).
Auto power OFF settings are repeated daily until disabled.
1
In the Custom menu, select [Settings]/[General
settings]/[Auto power ON/OFF]/[Auto power
OFF].
2
Select the [Auto power OFF] field/t/[ON].
: To disable the setting: Select [OFF]/i.
3
Select the [Time] field/t/enter a time (24-hour
format)/t/i.
■ When specified time arrives
The power is automatically turned off.
If other operations are being performed at the specified time, a
confirmation screen appears. Select [Yes] or wait for approximately
1 minute without performing any operations to turn off the handset.
If Auto power OFF and Alarm (Alarm/Schedule/Reception/
Recording) are set for the same time, Auto power OFF takes
priority.
The confirmation screen does not appear in the following cases.
Upon the end of the call or the operation, the previously displayed
screen or the stand-by display is returned, after which the
confirmation screen appears.
During a call
During packet transmission
While i-appli is running
During microSD mode/MTP mode
While software is being updated
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During Ir communication
During iC communication
Timer
Ringing alarm after certain time
passed
Activate a timer tone, LED, or vibrator after the specified
length of time passes.
Press a key (excluding &) to stop the timer tone.
For details on setting the timer tone nP. 85
For details on setting the LED nP. 99
For details on setting the vibrator nP. 87
1
In the Custom menu, select [LifeKit]/[Timer/
Alarm]/[Timer].
2
Enter a time (between 1 second and 99 minutes 59
seconds)/t.
: To reset the time to 3 minutes: Press i.
: To stop/resume count: Press t.
: To disable the timer: Press H.
Even if a call or a mail is received, the timer continues. However, if
the time arrives while the timer is not shown such as during a call
or when receiving a mail, the alarm does not sound.
Using timer in stand-by
■
1
In stand-by, enter a time (1 to 99
[Timer].
<Timer>
minutes)/t/