NTT docomo STYLE Series Instruction Manual page 89

Vibrator
Notifying you of incoming calls and
alarms with vibration
Set the vibrator to notify you of incoming calls, mails, alarms
and GPS function.
The vibrator when an alarm is activated follows the vibrator setting.
Vibrates for approx. 0.8 sec b stops for approx. 0.8
Pattern1
sec and repeats
Vibrates for approx. 0.3 sec b stops for approx. 0.3
Pattern2
sec b vibrates for approx. 0.3 sec b stops for
approx. 1 sec and repeats
Pattern3 Continuous vibration
Melody ON For melodies created with vibration settings, the
vibrator is activated in conjunction with the melodies.
Melodies that do not have vibration settings vibrate in
Pattern1.
1
In the Custom menu, select [Settings]/[Snd/
Vibrator/Manner]/[Vibrator].
2
Select an item/t.
3
Select the vibrator/t.
: Select from [Pattern1] to [Pattern3] with u to sample the
vibration pattern.
Note that if the vibrator is set and the FOMA terminal is left on a
table, it may fall due to vibration.
Melody Call setting
Changing ringing tone
When a voice call is received, the other party hears the
melody with sense of the season instead of the normal
ringing tone. Also set your favorite melody.
If a call is made from Videophone, Melody Call is not played.
Melody Call is a paid service that requires subscription (i-mode
subscription is also required).
Refer to "Mobile Phone User's Guide [Network Services]" for details
on using Melody Call.
1
In the Custom menu, select [Settings]/[Phone
settings]/[Incoming settings]/[Melody Call
setting]/[Yes].
: Connects to the i-mode site of Melody Call. Packet transmission
charges are incurred for connecting to the i-mode sites (Packet
transmission charges are not incurred for connecting to setting
sites).
2
Set.
Quality alarm
Sounding alarm when a line is likely
to be disconnected
Quality alarm is available only for voice calls.
1
In the Custom menu, select [Settings]/[Phone
settings]/[In-call settings]/[Quality alarm].
2
Select an alarm tone/t.
The call may be disconnected without the alarm sounding if the
signal suddenly becomes weak.
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