Sony XPERIA 1 Instruction Manual page 112

Notes on using Suguden
Suguden allows you to operate the phone by
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the motions of the terminal or the voice
commands, but the function does not work
properly in the following situations.
- When using speakerphone
- When using earphones or a headset
- When the terminal is connected to a
Bluetooth device which has a calling
function (Mute (Hold), Disconnect (Voice
command), Call (Motion))
- When making or receiving an additional call
during a call
- While lying down
- When you perform vigorous exercise such
as running, going up and down stairs, etc.
- When the display is covered with a book
type smartphone case etc.
If the terminal is placed within a bag or pocket
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while on the incoming call screen, calls may
be answered or declined for the rare occasion
because that is recognized as motion
performance.
The proximity sensor does not respond well
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to black objects.
When answering calls, if you press the
earpiece/speaker over your hair, the proximity
sensor may have trouble working and may
cause failure to answer the call. In this case,
please press the earpiece/speaker directly to
your ear.
When disconnecting (Motion)/muting or
rejecting a call, flipping over the terminal on a
black desk, etc. may cause the operation
(Disconnect (Motion)/Mute, Reject) to fail. In
this case, instead of placing the terminal
directly on the surface, flip over the terminal
about 1 cm above the desk etc. to operate
(Disconnect (Motion)/Mute, Reject).
Suguden does not support video calls, but
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the "Hide the name when receiving" setting is
compatible with video calls.
When Suguden features are available, the
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notification icon appears. You can also
confirm notification detail from the
Notification panel.
For more information about Suguden
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functions or notes for usage, refer to the
following website.
https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/
suguden/ (in Japanese only)
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