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Page 1 Manual Application ’04.3...
Page 2 ■ General contact for the DoCoMo group ※ Please be aware that some stores do not carry FOMA products. Throughout this FOMA SH900i <Application> manual, the “FOMA SH900i” is referred to as “FOMA” or “FOMA terminal”, and “UIM” is referred to as “FOMA card”.
Page 3: Copyrights And Trademarks
“Movie ringtone”, “i-shot”, “Freedom Of Mobile multimedia Access”, “Multiaccess”, “i-motion mail”, “i-αppli”, “i-motion”, “i-mode”, “Dual Network”, “Quickcast” and the “i-mode” logo, “i-motion” logo and “FOMA” logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo, Inc. Call Waiting (Catch Phone) Service is a registered trademark of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation.
Page 4: How To Use The Instruction Manuals
How to Use the Instruction Manuals There are two manuals for the FOMA SH900i, the <Basic> manual and <Application> manual. The outlines for these manuals are given below. Please read the relevant areas of interest. Keep these manuals in a safe place so you do not lose them.
Page 5: Structure Of This Manual
Structure of This Manual Layout of Manual The layout of this manual is as illustrated below. The name of the function, etc. is displayed. An overview of the function and precautions pertaining to the function and default settings are noted. The operation is detailed in steps.
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Contents Copyrights and Trademarks ..............1 How to Use the Instruction Manuals............2 Structure of This Manual ................. 3 Contents ....................4 Getting Started Viewing the Display ................12 Multiaccess/Assistant View <Multiaccess/Assistant View> ....19 Number of Entries That Can Be Saved, Registered and Protected on the FOMA Terminal.................
Page 7 Contents Resetting i-mode to Default Status <Reset i-mode Settings> ....69 Using i-appli What is i-αppli? <i-αppli>............... 70 What is i-αppliDX?................. 70 Downloading Software <Download> ............. 72 Running i-αppli <Run i-αppli>..............74 Viewing Software Information <Software Description> ......78 Running i-αppli from Sites or i-mode Mail <i-αppli To> ......78 Running i-αppli Automatically <Auto Start>...........
Page 8 Contents Displaying Message R/F Messages in the Message Box <Message R/F> ................115 Mail Using the Mail Services FOMA Terminal Mail Functions ............120 About i-mode Mail About i-mode Mail <i-mode Mail>............121 Displaying the Mail Menu <Mail Menu>..........126 Composing and Sending i-mode Mail <Compose and Send i-mode Mail>...
Page 9 Contents Checking for Short Messages (SMS) <Check New SMS Messages> ............169 Viewing Received Short Messages (SMS) <Display Received SMS Messages> ..........170 Replying to Received Short Messages (SMS) <Reply to SMS Messages> ............171 Performing Short Messages (SMS) Center Settings <SMS Center>...
Page 10 Contents Image Viewer Viewing Saved Still Pictures <Check Still Pictures> ......255 Playing Flash Movies................258 Using Still Pictures................259 Displaying Detailed Information <File Property> ......... 260 Editing Still Pictures <Edit Image> ............260 Viewing Still Pictures as a Slideshow <Slideshow> ......272 Changing Titles <Edit Title>...
Page 11 Contents Melody Operations ................306 Displaying Detailed Information <File Property> ......... 308 Changing Titles <Edit Title> ..............308 Deleting Melodies <Delete> ..............309 Protecting Melodies <Protection Settings>.......... 310 Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders ............311 Changing File Names <Edit File Name> ..........313 Document Viewer Displaying Word, Excel, PDF and Other Files <Document Viewer>...
Page 12 Contents Installing on Windows 2000 Professional ..........357 Installing on Windows Me..............359 Installing on Windows 98..............360 Checking the Installed Drivers............. 362 Uninstalling the Communication Setting File ........364 Using the FOMA PC Setup Software About the FOMA PC Setup Software ..........365 Installing the FOMA PC Setup Software ..........
Page 13: Getting Started
Getting Started...
Page 14: Viewing The Display
Viewing the Display FOMA terminal has a main display and a sub display. You can view the current status when the power is turned on or when setting a function etc. The display is lit temporarily when a key is pressed. Default setting is “15 seconds” (nP.176 in <Basic>).
Page 15 Viewing the Display a Record message ] k Battery level/Charging " (nP.79 in <Basic>) Displayed when Record message or (nP.54 in <Basic>) video-phone Record message is set. Total Indicates the status of the battery pack. number of recorded messages are l Memory status displayed as “D”...
Page 16 FOMA terminal will display “miniSD” or “SD”. Some screen shots in this manual have been modified or abbreviated. The display for the FOMA SH900i is manufactured using high-precision technology. Still, the display may occasionally contain pixels that fail to light or remain permanently lit. Note that this is not a malfunction.
Page 17 Viewing the Display Switching the Display of the Sub Display With the FOMA terminal closed, press M (rear top key) to switch between calendar/clock/ normal/no icons displays. You cannot switch the display to the clock or calendar when the clock or calendar display is set to “OFF”...
Page 18 Viewing the Display Operating Rear Keys and Shutter Basic operations can be performed with the FOMA terminal closed by using the sub display, rear keys and shutter. In the stand-by Explanation Page Press P.15 Switches from calendar→clock→normal →no icons. (Rear top quickly Example: Calendar key)
Page 19 Viewing the Display When there is an incoming call Explanation Page Press for Responds with Record message. <Basic> (Rear top at least P.83 key) 1 sec. <Basic> P.93 (When you receive a Press for Silences ring tone. <Basic> call from a caller (Rear at least (Quick silent)
Page 20 Viewing the Display When there is new mail Explanation Page Press The content of the newest mail is displayed. P.141 When M (rear top key) is pressed, the (Rear quickly center key) previous new message is displayed. When K (rear bottom key) is pressed, the next mail is displayed.
Page 21: Multiaccess/Assistant View
Multiaccess/Assistant View Multiaccess/Assistant View The FOMA terminal is capable of making voice calls and certain packet transmissions (receiving i-mode and data communication with PC connection) simultaneously. This is called Multiaccess (nP.255 in <Basic>). Besides Multiaccess, the FOMA can receive SMS messages during calls and other communication. i-mode and sending i-mode mail cannot be used during a call.

Page 22: Number Of Entries That Can Be Saved, Registered And Protected On The Foma Terminal
Number of Entries That Can Be Saved, Registered and Protected on the FOMA Terminal You can save/register and protect sent/received SMS messages, i-mode mail, received Message R/F messages, bookmarks, screen memos, URL history, downloaded i-appli software and i-motion. Below are the maximum possible entries that can be saved (refer to the corresponding pages for function details).
Page 23 Number of Entries That Can Be Saved, Registered and Protected on the FOMA Terminal Note Contents saved on your FOMA terminal (mail, Message R/F messages, screen memos, i-αppli) or registered contents such as bookmarks remain in the memory for approximately one month even with the battery removed, but may be lost if the battery is removed for a longer period of time.
Page 24: Foma Card (Uim) Restriction Function
FOMA Card Restriction Function FOMA Card (UIM) Restriction Function In order to protect data and files, the FOMA terminal has a FOMA card restriction function. When data and files are retrieved or i-αppli is activated in the following ways as a FOMA card is inserted, they will automatically have FOMA card restrictions set.
Page 25: About The Foma Card Version
About the FOMA Card Version The following differences in function can be noticed when “FOMA card (blue)” is inserted instead of “FOMA card (green)”. Function FOMA card (blue) FOMA card (green) Page The number of digits of a phone number that can be registered in the Max.
Page 26 LMEMO9...
Page 27 i-mode What is i-mode? ............26 Site Access (Programs) .
Page 28: What Is I-Mode
i-mode What is i-mode? In i-mode, online services such as site (program) access and Internet access can be used from your i-mode mail and i-mode compatible FOMA terminal display. Accessing sites (programs) With simple key operations, this service enables you to access a variety of sites provided by IPs (information service providers).
Page 29 What is i-mode? When changing service subscriptions from mova (i-mode subscription) to FOMA, the Note contents of My Menu used in the mova service will be transferred. Some sites can not be transferred to the FOMA My Menu. In such case, please register the information again.
Page 30 What is i-mode? Site (Program) Access Service Simple key operations allow you to connect to i-mode compatible sites and use a variety of online services provided by IPs. For instance, there are online services for checking your bank balance or transferring funds, reserving tickets, reading news, searching in dictionaries, and downloading ring tones among others.
Page 31: What Is I-Mode?
What is i-mode? i-mode terminal i-mode center i-motion News video, audio, etc. There are two ways to download i-motion applications; packet transmission via the i-mode center, and digital communication that does not go via the center. Movie ringtone You can download i-motion from i-mode sites to your i-mode terminal and set them as the ring tone and incoming call image.

Page 32 What is i-mode? i-mode terminal i-mode center i-αppliDX Download Games, stock quotes, etc. Chara-den When using video-phone, you can display a character instead of sending your own image to the other party’s video-phone terminal. The character responds to noise and moves its mouth, and you can make it move about with key operations.
Page 33 What is i-mode? SSL session Short for Secure Sockets Layer, SSL is a protocol that uses authentication/encryption technology to ensure safe data communication and protection of privacy. Encryption before being transmitted to or from the SSL page prevents eavesdropping, spoofing, or overwriting.
Page 34 What is i-mode? Message Request By subscribing to sites that offer message services, you can have the (Message R) information of your choice delivered automatically to you. Message Free When you set the relevant settings, messages are delivered free of packet (Message F) transmission charges.
Page 35: Site Access (Programs) Displaying Sites
Display Sites Displaying Sites You can use a variety of services provided by IPs (Information Providers). (Separate subscription may be required.) You can check your bank balance or reserve many different types of tickets on the FOMA terminal display. (Services may vary depending on the site. Separate subscription may also be required.) In the stand-by, press i.

Page 36 Displaying Sites Marks displayed in i-mode R(flashes) In i-mode stand-by. Accessing i-mode. (flashes) Displaying an SSL page. Displayed when reading images or when Image display is “OFF”. Displayed when reading fails or when the image is an unsupported type. Displayed when the image cannot be read due to an invalid URL. ※...
Page 37 Displaying Sites Note You can also set the FOMA to not load images when a site is being displayed (nP.63). Depending on the site, some characters may not be displayed correctly. Some sites may appear differently from the actual screen in a site. Depending of the format of the downloaded file, all colors displayable on the FOMA terminal may not be displayed.
Page 38 Displaying Sites Displaying Pages with SSL Your FOMA terminal can display sites that support SSL session and Internet webpages that start with “https://” (SSL pages). When you attempt to display pages with SSL, the screen on the left is displayed. Press t to cancel the SSL session.
Page 39: Site Screen And Operations
Site Screen and Operations Note To delete Last URL In the screen of step 1, press C1. Next, select “Yes”, and then press t. To register Last URL as a bookmark In the screen of step 1, press C2. For subsequent operations, refer to step 2 on P.45. To copy Last URL In the screen of step 1, press C3.
Page 40 Site Screen and Operations Selecting items within a site or Internet webpage, and entering text Within some sites and Internet webpages, you can select items and enter text in the following ways. Name Sample display Details 3: Not selected Radio buttons Used to select items.
Page 41 Site Screen and Operations Selecting “Yes” in the i-mode end confirmation screen will erase the history and cache information. Repeatedly press q to go back through the pages that were previously displayed. However, if you press q to go back one page (“C” to “B”) and then visit a different page (“D”), pressing q twice in “D”...
Page 42 Site Screen and Operations Registering Phone Numbers and Mail Addresses to the Phonebook <Add to Phonebook> Phone numbers and mail addresses highlighted in sites or Internet webpages can be registered to the phonebook. Select a phone number or mail address while a site or Internet webpage is displayed (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.33 and P.34, steps 1 and 2 on P.43), and then press C.
Page 43: Registering To My Menu
My Menu Registering to My Menu By registering frequently used sites from the Menu List in iMenu, you can easily connect to them from the next time. You can register up to 45 sites in My menu. Internet webpages cannot be registered. In addition, some sites cannot be registered to My menu.

Page 44: Changing Your I-Mode Password
Changing Your i-mode Password Displaying Sites Registered to My Menu In the stand-by, press i1. iMenu is displayed. Press 1, select a site, and then press t. The site page is displayed. Change i-mode Password Changing Your i-mode Password Your “i-mode password” (4 digit number) is needed when you register to or delete from My menu, subscribe to or cancel Message R/F messages or charged i-mode sites, or when you perform mail settings.

Page 45: Displaying Internet Webpages
Displaying Internet Webpages Enter your new i-mode password (4 digits), and then press t. The entered password is displayed as “b”. Select the “新パスワード確認” (Confirm new password) input field, and then press t. The screen to confirm your new i-mode password is displayed. Enter your new i-mode password (4 digits) again, and then press t.

Page 46 Displaying Internet Webpages Redisplaying the Webpage with the Correct Characters When the characters on a webpage are not displayed correctly, you can convert to the correct character code and redisplay the page. Press C8 while a site or Internet webpage is displayed (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.33 and P.34, steps 1 and 2 on P.43).
Page 47: Using Bookmarks
Bookmark Using Bookmarks By registering the URLs of sites and Internet webpages you frequently visit to the Bookmark, you can quickly view those pages again. You can add folders and sort bookmarks into various categories. When registering site or Internet webpage URLs containing images or melodies as bookmarks, some sites or Internet webpages may not be displayed from the bookmark.

Page 48 Using Bookmarks Displaying Sites or Internet Webpages from Bookmarks In the stand-by, press i3. The Bookmark folder list is displayed. To use bookmarks in a miniSD memory card Press C# in the Bookmark folder list. To use FOMA terminal Bookmarks again, press c twice. Select a folder, and then press t.
Page 49 Using Bookmarks Enter the new folder name, and then press t. “New folder” is entered. These folder names can be changed. To delete the words “New folder”, press c for at least 1 second. You can enter up to 10 full-pitch (20 half-pitch) characters. A folder called “Sports”...
Page 50 Using Bookmarks Select the folder to move, and then press t. Changing the Title of a Bookmark You can edit the titles of bookmarks. In the stand-by, press i3, select a folder, and then press t. The Bookmark list is displayed. Select a bookmark, and then press C1 (Edit title).
Page 51 Using Bookmarks Select “Yes”, and then press t. To not delete Select “No”, and then press t. Deleting created folders In the stand-by, press i3, and then select a folder. Press C3 (Delete). The delete screen is displayed. Press 2, enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press Each entered digit is displayed as “b”.
Page 52: Saving Site Content
Screen Memo Saving Site Content The screens from your favorite sites and Internet webpages can be saved as screen memos. You can set a screen memo image as the stand-by image by resaving it in “Image” of the Multimedia (nP.54). Up to 10 to 400 screen memos can be saved.

Page 53 Saving Site Content Select a screen memo, and then press t. The specified screen memo is displayed. To scroll the screen Press u. Press a to scroll downwards one screen at a time. Press m to scroll upwards one screen at a time.
Page 54 Saving Site Content Protecting Screen Memos You can protect screen memos or disable protection on protected screen memos. If a memo is protected, it cannot be overwritten. In the stand-by, press i5. The screen memo list is displayed. Select the screen memo you wish to protect or cancel protection on, and then press C3 (Protect set).
Page 55 Saving Site Content Note When deleting all, only unprotected screen memos are deleted. You can also delete one memo by pressing C1 in the screen memo screen. Displaying the Screen Memo Information Screen memo information (title, date/time saved, size) is displayed. In the stand-by, press i5.
Page 56: Downloading Images From Sites And Message R/F Messages
Save Images Downloading Images from Sites and Message R/F Messages You can save your favorite images and Flash movie frames on sites, Internet webpages, or Message R/F messages. The saved images and frames can be set as the stand-by display (nP.165 in <Basic>). Images are saved in the “Other still pic”...
Page 57: Downloading Frames From Sites
Save Frames Downloading Frames from Sites You can download frames from sites and save them. These frames can also be used to edit still pictures and for shooting pictures with the camera. Downloaded frames are saved in the “Item” folder under “Image” of the Multimedia. Refer to P.265 for information on editing still pictures using frames.

Page 58: Displaying Flash Movies
Display Flash Movie Displaying Flash Movies You can display Flash movies with your FOMA terminal. Flash movies can also be saved in “Image” of the Multimedia, and set as the stand- by display (nP.259 in <Application>, P.165 in <Basic>). Display the site, webpage or saved screen memo containing the Flash movie ( Steps 1 to 3 on P.33 and P.34, steps 1 and 2 on P.43 and steps 1 and 2 on P.50 and P.51).

Page 59: Downloading Data Files From Sites
Downloading Data Files from Sites Press 2 (Save). The screen to save melodies is displayed. To not save Press 3. Press 1 (Play all). When set as the ring tone, the entire melody is played. To play a portion Press 2. Preset portion is played. When 100 melodies are already registered Select melody number to overwrite, press t, select “Yes”, and then press t.

Page 60: Using The Phone To, Mail To, And Web To Functions
Using the Phone To, Mail To, and Web To Functions Select “Yes”, and then press t. To not use the data file immediately Select “No”, and then press t. Phone To, Mail To, and Web To Functions Using the Phone To, Mail To, and Web To Functions You can easily make a call, send mail, or display webpages using highlighted information (such as phone numbers, mail addresses, and URLs) displayed within a site, webpage, Message R/F message or i-mode mail.
Page 61 Using the Phone To, Mail To, and Web To Functions Using the Mail To Function You can send mail to a mail address that is displayed within a site, webpage, Message R/F message or mail. This feature may not be available on some sites or Internet webpages. If two or more addresses are displayed in a series, you may not be able to use the Mail To function.
Page 62 Using the Phone To, Mail To, and Web To Functions Note You can send still pictures in GIF or JPEG format. You cannot send Flash movies. Using the i-appli To Function You can activate i-αppli from URLs displayed within a site, webpage, i-mode mail or screen memo.
Page 63: Setting Detailed Functions
Setting Detailed Functions You can set a variety of i-mode functions. Setting Flash Sound Effects <Sound Effect Setting> Some Flash movies also play sound effects. You can set whether to play Flash sound effects or not. The default setting is “ON”. Press C while a site or Internet webpage is displayed (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.33 and P.34, and steps 1 and 2 on P.43).
Page 64 Setting Detailed Functions Changing the Host from i-mode (ISP Connection Transmission) <i-mode Host Selection> ※ Settings do not need to be changed if DoCoMo i-mode services are being used. What is ISP connection transmission? By switching your FOMA terminal host, you can connect to various Internet Service Providers (ISP).
Page 65 Setting Detailed Functions Enter the host name. A new host registration is displayed as “Host○”. To delete the host name that is displayed, press c for at least 1 second. You can enter up to 8 full-pitch (16 half-pitch) characters. Press t, and then enter the host number.
Page 66: Operating Certificates
Operating Certificates Setting the CA Certificate (Able/Disable) <CA Certificates> The following certificates are necessary when viewing SSL supported sites. A CA (Certification Authority) certificate is a certificate issued by a certifier. It is already stored in your FOMA terminal at the time of purchase. A DoCoMo CA certificate is a certificate that is required when connecting to the FirstPass center or FirstPass supported sites.
Page 67 Operating Certificates Note Using FirstPass FirstPass refers to the DoCoMo electronic authentication service. Through FirstPass, certificates are exchanged between a site and a FOMA terminal with each party able to verify the authenticity of the other’s certificate, making client authentication possible.
Page 68 Operating Certificates Connecting to the FirstPass center User certificate operations are performed from the FirstPass center. FirstPass screens and operations may change. In the stand-by, press i9341. The FirstPass center starting screen is displayed. Select “}” (Next) and then press t. The FirstPass center top menu is displayed.
Page 69 Operating Certificates Enter your PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. Refer to P.185 of the <Basic> manual for information on PIN2 code. “証明書の発行申請が完了しました。一度終了し、ダウンロード操作を行ってください。” (Application for your certificate is completed. End once, and then download.) is displayed. To end, press H, select “Yes”, and then press t.
Page 70 Operating Certificates Select “!” (Execute) , and then press t. “証明書の失効申請が完了しました。” (Revocation of the certificate is completed.) is displayed. To end, press H, select “Yes”, and then press t. Note You cannot perform User certificate application, download, and application for revocation at the same time.
Page 71: Resetting I-Mode To Default Status
Resetting i-mode to Default Status Enter host address, and then press t. Only half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols can be entered. Up to 100 half-pitch characters can be entered. Note To reset registered information S In step 3, press 2 (Reset). T Enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t.

Page 72: Using I-Appli What Is I-Αppli?
i-appli What is i-appli? Downloading i-appli from sites makes your i-mode compatible FOMA terminal (hereafter referred to as “i-mode terminal”) much more useful. For example, you can enjoy playing various games downloaded to your i-mode terminal, or get the latest information on your stock portfolio with an i-appli that automatically updates stock prices at regular intervals.

Page 73 What is i-appliDX? Phonebook registration Phonebook reference Use of icon information Bookmark registration Schedule registration Use of mail menu Use of the i-mode mail Viewing recent redial data Viewing recent received call composition screen history Viewing recent unread mail Saving ring tone Changing ring tone (phone, mail, message) Acquiring images from the...
Page 74: Downloading Software
Download Downloading Software You can download i-appli software from various sites and Internet webpages and run them on your FOMA terminal display. You can save between 10 and 100 items of software. (The actual number depends on the size of the software.) While displaying a site or Internet webpage (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.33 and P.34, and steps 1 and 2 on P.43), select the software, and then press t.

Page 75 Downloading Software Downloading mail-linked i-appli Keep the following points in mind when downloading mail-linked i-αppli software. When mail-linked i-αppli software is downloaded, folders for the software are created automatically in the Inbox, Outbox, and Unsent messages folder. The folders are saved using the name of the downloaded mail-linked i-αppli, and the name cannot be changed.
Page 76: Running I-Αppli
Run i-appli Running i-appli i-appli software saved in the FOMA terminal will run (start). Some i-αppli software automatically transmit when started. You can set network communication settings (nP.82) in advance to not communicate, or set to ask whether or not to connect when you run the software. In the stand-by, press i for at least 1 second.

Page 77 Running i-appli Note To run i-appliDX To check the validity of the software, some i-αppliDX may communicate regardless of software network communication settings. (The timing and frequency of the communication vary depending on the software.) The software will not be run or tested for validity if the date and time are not set. If the i-αppli is invalidated, it cannot be run until validity can be checked.
Page 78 Running i-appli Select “Yes”, and then press t. The phone number for the voice or video-phone call is displayed. Press s (Dial). It is dialed to the displayed phone number. To cancel operation Press c. Using the Camera Function from i-appli You can use the camera from i-αppli software that is running.
Page 79 Running i-appli Software Registered at the Time of Purchase キティ DE リモコン2 (Kitty De Remote Control 2) You and Kitty can enjoy controlling your television with your FOMA terminal. You can even change television channels and adjust the volume with the FOMA terminal closed. ©1976, 2004 SANRIO CO.,LTD.
Page 80: Viewing Software Information
Software Description Viewing Software Information Information such as the name of the software, version, save area, profile version, supported models, Auto start time and SSL connection is displayed. The displayed i-αppli software name cannot be changed. In the stand-by, press i for at least 1 second, and then press 1. The software list is displayed.

Page 81: Running I-Αppli From Sites Or I-Mode Mail
Running i-appli from Sites or i-mode Mail Running i-appli from Sites or i-mode Mail <i-appli To> i-αppli can be activated if i-αppli To (i-αppli startup settings) is set in sites, webpages, Message R/F or i-mode mail. If i-αppli To is set to “No”, i-αppli To will not start. You cannot set i-αppli To as an i-αppli stand-by display.

Page 82: Running I-Αppli Automatically
Auto Start Running i-appli Automatically There are 2 types of i-appli auto start. Auto start from software Auto start function that is already preset in the software. Set to auto start in the FOMA terminal Set Auto start settings by setting the time/date/day to i-αppli saved on the FOMA terminal. This section describes settings of auto start for the FOMA terminal.

Page 83 Running i-appli Automatically Select the number to set, and then press t. To register a new number, select one with “--------------------” displayed. To change the auto start schedule Select the number you wish to change, press t, and then press 1 (Change). To delete the auto start schedule Select the number you wish to delete, press t, and then press 2 (Delete).
Page 84: Setting Software Operations
Setting Software Operations You can set i-appli operations for each software. Enabling or Disabling Communication This sets each software whether communication is allowed while i-αppli is in progress. These settings apply only to software that uses communication. The default setting is “Yes” (Communicate), and at time of software download is “Confirm every session”.
Page 85 Setting Software Operations Select software, and then press C7 (Icon info set). Press 1 (YES). To not use Press 2. Note Software that requires icon information may not function if set to “NO”. If Icon info set is set to “YES”, the icon descriptions for unread mail/messages, battery level, Manner mode, and in/out of service area are sent through the Internet to the IP (Information Provider) along with mobile phone information (type of the FOMA terminal, terminal serial number, and FOMA card identification number).
Page 86: Setting I-Αppli Stand-By Display
Setting i-appli Stand-by Display Allowing Changes to Ring Tone and Display In i-αppli, you can set whether to allow changes to be made to the ring tone and display, and whether or not to display a confirmation screen when making such changes. If you allow these, you can automatically make changes to the ring tone and display from i-αppli.

Page 87 Setting i-appli Stand-by Display Select software, and then press C4 (Stand-by display). Select “Yes”, and then press t. The i-αppli is set as the stand-by display. The software activates when you return to the stand-by. To not set Select “No”, and then press t. When i-appli software uses communication The screen to set communication settings for the stand-by is displayed.
Page 88 Setting i-appli Stand-by Display Disabling the i-appli stand-by display In the stand-by, press i for at least 1 second, and then press 1. The software list is displayed. Select software, and then press C4 (Stand-by display). Select “Yes”, and then press t. The i-αppli stand-by screen is disabled.
Page 89: Managing I-Αppli Software
Managing i-appli Software Upgrading i-appli Software When the new version for i-αppli saved in your FOMA terminal is available in a site, you can upgrade the software. In the stand-by, press i for at least 1 second, and then press 1. The software list is displayed.
Page 90 Managing i-appli Software Press C0 (Sort). Select the sort method, and then press t. Applications are sorted. Deleting i-appli You can delete software using any of the following methods. Delete one Deletes one piece of software at a time. Delete all Deletes all software.
Page 91: Viewing The Error Display
Viewing the Error Display When deleting mail-linked i-αppli, you can choose whether or not to delete mail folders that Note were automatically created. However, if there is protected i-mode mail in the folders, the software and folders will not be deleted. To check mail contained in a folder when mail-linked i-αppli is deleted without deleting the folder, press C in the Inbox, Outbox or the Unsent messages, select “View i-mode mail”...

Page 92: Chara-Den
What is Chara-den? During a video-phone call, you can send characters to the other party instead of a camera image of yourself. You can make it react to sound by moving its mouth, or by using key operations, you can make characters perform actions such as lifting arms and legs or dancing.
Page 93 Displaying Chara-den Select the image you wish to play, and then press t. The Chara-den player is displayed. To change action modes, press o. Full action mode and part action mode are alternately displayed. To operate action mode, press p, select an action, and then press t. You can also perform actions without displaying the action list by directly pressing the action number (1 to 9, and #).
Page 94 Displaying Chara-den Chara-den Registered at the Time of Purchase キャラ1: ウサギ (Chara1: Rabbit) The rabbit character expresses emotions such as happiness and anger, and performs various actions such as waving its hands and ears. Full-action mode action list Part-action mode action list Number (key) Action Number (key)
Page 95 Displaying Chara-den キャラ3: 女性 (Chara3: Woman) This is a Japanese office lady character. She shows emotions such as happiness and sadness, and performs various actions such as waving her hands and tilting her head. Full-action mode action list Part-action mode action list Number (key) Action Number (key)
Page 96: Operating Chara-Den
Chara-den Settings Operating Chara-den Sending Chara-den as a Substitute Image During video-phone operations, you can send a Chara-den image to the other party in place of your own image. The default setting is “ブンブン (Dimo)”. During a video-phone call (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.87 and P.88, and steps 1 and 2 on P.90 in <Basic>), press i (Substitute img).

Page 97: Making Calls Using Chara-Den
Making Calls Using Chara-den Performing Actions During a video-phone call or with the Chara-den Player, you can make Chara-den perform actions. In the Action mode, you can select expressions such as “happiness” and “anger”. In the Action by parts mode, you can make it move parts of its body, and make it jump or dance. Depending on the Chara-den, it can move its mouth along with sounds picked up from the microphone.

Page 98: Performing Chara-Den Settings
Performing Chara-den Settings Select the Chara-den, and then press Cs (Chara-den call). Press 2 (Direct input). To use the phonebook Press 1, select a party, press t (OK), and then press i (V-phone). Call the phone number, and then press i (Video-phone). Chara-den Settings Performing Chara-den Settings Perform Chara-den settings.

Page 99 Performing Chara-den Settings Setting Chara-den Lighting You can set the lighting for a running Chara-den Player. The default setting is “As light setting” (nP.176 in <Basic>). In the stand-by, press t74, select a Chara-den, and then press t. The Chara-den player is displayed. Press C9 (Playback light).
Page 100: Recording Chara-Den
Record Chara-den Recording Chara-den You can shoot Chara-den as an image. The shutter sound will not sound during Manner mode. Shooting a Still Picture You can shoot Chara-den and save it as a still picture. Still pictures shot from Chara-den are saved in the “Other still pic” folder under “Image” of the Multimedia or another folder specified as the save location.

Page 101 Recording Chara-den Shooting Movies You can record Chara-den as a movie. Movies recorded from Chara-den are saved in the “Other movies” folder under “i-motion” of the Multimedia or another folder specified as the save location. Size you can record is “QCIF:176×144”. In the stand-by, press t74, select a Chara-den, and then press t.
Page 102: Managing Chara-Den
Managing Chara-den Press 1 (Save). The movie is saved. To playback Press 2. To not save Press 3. Managing Chara-den Changing the Display Method of the List Screen <Switch view mode> You can set the display method for the Chara-den list to “9-part display”, “16-part display”, or “List display”.
Page 103 Managing Chara-den The default setting is “Date (new→old)”. In the stand-by, press t74. The Chara-den list is displayed. Press C6 (Sort). Select a sorting method, and then press t. The list is sorted. Protecting Chara-den You can set and disable protection of Chara-den. If you set protection, you will not be able to delete all at once.
Page 104 Managing Chara-den Changing the Title You can change the title name of the Chara-den. In the stand-by, press t74. The Chara-den list is displayed. Select a Chara-den, and then press C5 (Edit title). When the original has no title The screen for step 3 is displayed. Press 1 (Direct input).
Page 105 Managing Chara-den Deleting Chara-den You can delete Chara-den in one of the following ways. Delete one Deletes Chara-den one at a time. Delete all Deletes all. Delete selected Deletes all selected Chara-den. In the stand-by, press t74. The Chara-den list is displayed. Select the Chara-den to delete, and then press C2 (Delete).
Page 106 Managing Chara-den Displaying Detailed Information of Chara-den You can display detailed information of Chara-den. The following information is displayed. Date/time saved Display size File size File restriction (Restricted/Not restricted) Protect set (Yes/No) Video-phone (ON/OFF) File name Title (original) Rec. File restrictions (Restricted/Not restricted) Save type In the stand-by, press t74.
Page 107: Downloading I-Motion
i-motion Downloading i-motion i-motion is the combined data of movie, voice, and music. You can download i-motions to your FOMA terminal from a variety of i-motion compatible sites or Internet webpages. Play the i-motion after you have downloaded it, or save it to your FOMA terminal.

Page 108 Downloading i-motion Note Some i-motion data cannot be played while downloading. When i-motion type settings are set to “Normal type” and you are trying to download a streaming i-motion, “Invalid content. Change i-motion type setting?” is displayed. Select “Yes”, and then press t. The i-motion type setting is changed and you can download the i- motion.
Page 109 Downloading i-motion Saving i-motion You can save downloaded i-motions. The i-motion is saved in the “Other movies” folder under “i-motion” of the Multimedia. Press C1 after stopping or pausing the downloaded i-motion. The detailed information is displayed. You can play the saved i-motion with the video-player (nP.283). Note Depending on the i-motion, downloaded data cannot be saved to the FOMA terminal.
Page 110: Setting I-Motion Automatic Replay
Automatic Replay Setting i-motion Automatic Replay When you download an i-motion, you can choose whether to set automatic replay. In the stand-by, press i9. Press 331 (Automatic Replay). The Automatic Replay screen is displayed. Press 1 (Yes). To not set automatic replay Press 2.

Page 111: Setting The I-Motion Type
i-motion Type Setting Setting the i-motion Type When downloading an i-motion, you can set whether to only download normal type i-motions or whether to download both normal type and streaming type i-motions. The default setting is “Normal type”. In the stand-by, press i9. Press 332 (i-motion setting).

Page 112: What Is Message R/F?
Message R/F What is Message R/F? By subscribing to sites offering message services, you can have the information of your choice (messages) delivered automatically to your FOMA terminal. There are two types of messages: Message R (Request) and Message F (Free). Message R By registering with sites that offer message services, the information of (Message Request)

Page 113: Receiving Message R/F Messages
Receive Message R/F Messages Receiving Message R/F Messages When the FOMA terminal is within the i-mode service area, Message R/F messages are received automatically from the i-mode center. Up to 10 to 50 messages for both Message R/F messages, can be saved on the FOMA terminal. (The number of messages you can save depends on the size of the messages.) Under the following conditions, Message R/F messages sent to the FOMA terminal will be held at the i-mode center:...
Page 114 Receiving Message R/F Messages The received Message R/F message is displayed for about 15 seconds, and then the FOMA will automatically return to the stand-by display (When the FOMA is set for automatic display). To continue Message R/F display You can scroll and perform other operations by pressing u in the Message R/F display. Note To silence the ring tone Press the following keys:...
Page 115: Setting The Operations For Incoming Message R/F Messages
Select Message R/F Ring Tone Volume/Ring Tone Setting the Operations for Incoming Message R/F Messages Setting Message R/F Ring Tone Volume <Select Message R/F Ring Tone Volume> The default setting for both of these is “LEVEL 3”. In the stand-by, press t112. The screen to select mail ring tone volume is displayed.
Page 116: Checking For Message R/F Messages At The I-Mode Center
Checking for Message R/F Messages at the i-mode Center Select a folder, press t, and then select the ring tone you wish to use. Press t (Agree) to play the ring tone. Press i (Stop) to stop playback. The FOMA returns to the previous screen.
Page 117: Displaying Message R/F Messages In The Message Box
Displaying Message R/F Messages in the Message Box In the message received results screen, select “Message Request” or “Message Free”, and then press t. The message list is displayed. To not display the messages immediately In the received results screen, if no operations are performed for approximately 30 seconds, the FOMA will return to the i-mode menu.
Page 118 Displaying Message R/F Messages in the Message Box Viewing the Message List/Display Screen Viewing the message list Unread/Protected Mark a/[: Indicates unread Message R/F messages. O/J: Indicates protected Message R/F messages. 9/N: Indicates unprotected Message R/F messages. Message R/F number/total message R/F messages Melody/image indicator “*”/“N”...
Page 119 Displaying Message R/F Messages in the Message Box Reloading Images Contained in Message R/F Messages When an image contained in a Message R/F message could not be loaded correctly (when “R” is displayed), you can reconnect to the i-mode center and reload the image. In the message list (nSteps 1 and 2 on P.115), select the Message R/F message you wish to reload, and then press t.
Page 120 Displaying Message R/F Messages in the Message Box Press 1 (Delete one). To delete all messages Press 2, enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. To delete multiple selected messages Press 3, select the message you wish to delete, and then press t. (The Unread/ Protected mark changes to “E”.
Page 121 Mail Using the Mail Services ..........120 About i-mode Mail .
Page 122: Foma Terminal Mail Functions
FOMA Terminal Mail Functions The FOMA terminal can send and receive i-mode mail and SMS (Short Message Service) messages. An i-mode subscription is necessary to use i-mode mail. Refer to P.127, P.139 for information on sending and receiving i-mode mail. You can send and receive SMS messages (text messages) between FOMA terminals without an i-mode subscription.
Page 123: About I-Mode Mail
i-mode Mail About i-mode Mail Once you sign up for i-mode, you can use your i-mode terminal (including mova) to exchange mail messages with other i-mode terminals as well as exchange e-mail via the Internet. The mail address you receive when you sign up for i-mode is as follows. For new i-mode subscriptions The part of the address before the “@”...
Page 124 You can also receive mail sent from specified domains other than those listed above. P.156 and P.157 ※ All mail from NTT DoCoMo's i-mode/i-shot mail, charge notice service, e-billing notification mail, and mail from M-stage Visual Net are received. ② Receive/Reject mail from specified addresses You can receive/reject mail from specified addresses among all the mail you receive.
Page 125 About i-mode Mail Number of characters you can send and receive The number of characters you can send and receive with i-mode mail is as follows. Full-pitch Half-pitch Category (kanji, hiragana, pictographs, etc.) (alphabet, numbers, katakana, etc.) Subject 15 characters 30 characters Mail address —...
Page 126 About i-mode Mail Some things you can do Mail with file attachments ■Melody mail Melodies you created or downloaded from sites or Internet webpages can be sent and received to and from other parties by attaching them to i-mode mail. (Melody files prohibited from being sent as mail attachments or for use outside the FOMA terminal cannot be sent.) Sending melody mail nP.136...
Page 127 About i-mode Mail i-motion Mail You can use i-motion mail to send and receive movies shot with your i-mode terminal (including mova) and movies downloaded from sites and Internet webpages. (Movie files prohibited from being used as mail attachments or for use outside the FOMA terminal cannot be sent.) How the service works Movie files attached to i-motion mail are sent to the i-motion mail center and are saved...
Page 128: Displaying The Mail Menu
Mail Menu Displaying the Mail Menu Compose i-mode mail and display sent/received mail from the mail menu. In the stand-by, press m. The mail menu is displayed. Menu Function Page U Inbox Display, reply to, or forward received mail. P.140 V Outbox Display or resend sent mail.

Page 129: Composing And Sending I-Mode Mail
Compose and Send i-mode Mail Composing and Sending i-mode Mail Compose a new i-mode mail and send. Do not use half-pitch katakana or pictographs in the subject or message text when you are sending i-mode mail to a recipient not using an i-mode terminal. They may not be displayed correctly.
Page 130 Composing and Sending i-mode Mail Press t. The FOMA returns to the compose message screen. To send to multiple addresses S Select the “Broadcast” input field, and then press t. T Select send type (To/Cc/Bcc), and then press t. U Repeat steps 3 and 4. Up to 4 addresses can be added.
Page 131 Composing and Sending i-mode Mail Note The “Receiver” field can only be “To”. The number of characters you can enter in the message text is reduced when images and melodies are attached. You can specify addresses from the Mailing list (nP.203) when addresses are entered in the “Receiver”...
Page 132: Composing And Sending Deco-Mail
Deco-mail Composing and Sending Deco-mail You can perform decorations such as change the message text color and font size, insert images, and add background color when composing i-mode mail. Decoration Types and Effects You can compose Deco-mail of up to 10,000 bytes including attachments. When Deco-mail is sent to an incompatible terminal, the mail is received with the decorations deleted.

Page 133 Composing and Sending Deco-mail Palette Operation after entering Type of decoration Decoration content number palette number Swing You can swing the text display Select “Start”, and then press t. After performing left and right (swing display). step 5 on P.132, press C Text swinging stops twice, and then press 5.
Page 134 Composing and Sending Deco-mail Composing Message Text While Decorating The decorations are applied to the entered characters. Compose i-mode mail, and enter “Receiver” and “Subject” (nSteps 1 to 5 on P.127 and P.128). Select “Message”, and then press t. The screen to input messages is displayed. A line break “2”...
Page 135 Composing and Sending Deco-mail Press C, select “#Preview”, and then press t. The number of bytes displayed in the preview screen is an accurate figure. You can scroll the screen using u. In the preview screen, you can check how the message will be displayed to the recipient.
Page 136: Saving I-Mode Mail And Sending It Later
Saving i-mode Mail and Sending It Later Move the cursor to the decoration ending point, and then press t. Press a palette number (1 to 6). Selected range will be decorated. Decorations other than 1 to 6 cannot be selected. To add new decorations to the same range Repeat step 4.

Page 137 Saving i-mode Mail and Sending It Later Select a folder, and then press t. The sent mail list is displayed. Press i (Switch) to change the subject display to the name or address display. Select the i-mode mail you wish to send, and then press t. When a melody is attached The melody will play.
Page 138: Sending Images, Melodies, And Movies/I-Motion With I-Mode Mail
Sending Images, Melodies, and Movies/i-motion with i-mode Mail Select the i-mode mail you wish to send, and then press t. You can edit the message in the same way you would compose a new message. Refer to steps 2 to 5 on P.127 and P.128 for details. Press i (Send).
Page 139 You cannot attach Flash movies, frames, or stamps. If the other party uses a model other than FOMA SH900i, sent melodies may not play properly. When the other party is using a mova service i-mode terminal, message texts of up to 2,000 full-pitch characters will be delivered.
Page 140 Sending Images, Melodies, and Movies/i-motion with i-mode Mail Note You cannot attach melodies or still pictures in the following situations: When attaching a melody or still picture to a message causes the message text size (including attached melody and image) to exceed 5,000 full-pitch characters (10,000 bytes). When there are already a total of 10 melodies or image files attached to the message.
Page 141: Receiving I-Mode Mail
Receiving i-mode Mail Press t. The image is saved in the “Camera” folder under “Image” of the Multimedia, and the image is attached to the i-mode mail. Note When Auto save mode (nP.241) is set to “ON”, the preview screen is not displayed after shooting pictures.

Page 142 Receiving i-mode Mail Displaying New i-mode Mail When i-mode mail arrives, it is automatically received (“B” flashes). Messages cannot be automatically received when Receive option setting is “ON”. To cancel reception While receiving, press t. i-mode mail that was canceled during reception is held at the i-mode center (“W”...
Page 143 Receiving i-mode Mail Note In i-mode mail, you can send and receive melodies, movies, and still pictures as attached files. Attached files that are incompatible are deleted at the i-mode center. When an attached file is deleted, “［添付ファイル削除］ ” (Attached file deleted) is added to the message. When melody auto replay is “ON”, the melody will automatically play.
Page 144: Selecting And Receiving I-Mode Mail
Receive Option Selecting and Receiving i-mode Mail You can select i-mode mail held at the i-mode center before receiving it. Set the Receive option setting “ON” when you wish to select i-mode mail before receiving it. i-mode mail cannot be automatically received when the Receive option setting is “ON”. Setting to Receive Selected Mail <Rcv option set>...

Page 145 Selecting and Receiving i-mode Mail Using the i-mode Mail Receive Option In the stand-by, press m8. The FOMA connects to the i-mode center and a list of i-mode mail held at the i-mode center is displayed. When the receive option is “OFF” “Please make sure “receive option”...
Page 146: Checking For Messages At The I-Mode Center
Check New Message Checking for Messages at the i-mode Center Messages are held at the i-mode center when the FOMA is outside the service area or is in Self mode, etc. (for details on when messages are held at the i-mode center, refer to nP.139).
Page 147 Checking for Messages at the i-mode Center Select the folder, press t, select the i-mode mail, and then press t. Refer to P.182 for details on how to view received mail. You can also start Check new message by pressing m twice in the stand-by display. Note You can also check for new messages by pressing 4 in the i-mode menu.
Page 148: Replying To I-Mode Mail
Reply to i-mode Mail Replying to i-mode Mail You can reply to i-mode mail with quotes from the original message or without them. You cannot reply to a message when there is no available memory space to save sent messages. Refer to P.171 for details on replying to SMS messages.

Page 149: Forwarding I-Mode Mail To Other Addresses
The melodies or images are also forwarded. However, if the other party's model is not a FOMA SH900i, they may not play properly. When forwarding an i-mode mail with an attachment, if that attachment file is an i-αppli To or i-motion acquired information, or a file that is prohibited from being attached to i-mode mail or from being sent out from the FOMA terminal, that file will be deleted.
Page 150: Receiving I-Motion Mail
Receive i-motion Mail Receiving i-motion Mail An i-motion file sent as i-motion mail is not downloaded when it is received by the FOMA terminal. You can play the i-motion after downloading it from the i-motion mail center. Display mail with the i-motion attachment (nSteps 1 to 4 on P.140).

Page 151: Checking And Saving Attached File
Check File Checking and Saving Attached File You can check and save images, movies/i-motion, and melodies attached to i-mode mail. Files are saved in “Other still pic” folder under “Image”, “Other movies” folder under “i-motion”, or “Melody” folder under “Melody” of the Multimedia. Display mail with the file attachment (nSteps 1 to 4 on P.140).

Page 152: Setting Whether To Receive Attached File
Receive Attached File Setting Whether to Receive Attached File You can set whether to receive attached image and melody files. The default setting is to receive “Image and melody” files. In the stand-by, press m91. The screen to set attachment reception is displayed. Select the type of file attachment you wish to receive, and then press t.
Page 153: Setting Mail Functions At The I-Mode Center
Mail Center Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center i-mode center mail functions such as Change mail address, Limit mail size settings and Mail reject settings can be set. In the stand-by, press i1. iMenu is displayed. Press 81 (Mail Setting). The mail setting screen is displayed.

Page 154 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Enter the “第２希望” (2nd preference) and “第３希望” (3rd preference) for your mail address in the same way. If 2nd and 3rd preferences are not needed, proceed to step 5. Select the “iモードパスワード” (i-mode Password) input field, and then press t.
Page 155 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Registering Your Secret Code If you register a secret code when your mail address is “mobile phone number@docomo.ne.jp”, you can only receive i-mode mail to which the sender has added the secret code. Any other i-mode mail will be returned to the sender with an address unknown error message or an error mail.
Page 156 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Setting Your Phone Number as the Mail Address <Address Reset> You can use your phone number as your mail address in the form of “mobile phone number@docomo.ne.jp”. In the mail setting screen (nP.151), select “メールアドレス設定／その他設定”...
Page 157 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Restricting the Size of Received i-mode Mail You can restrict the data size (number of characters) of received i-mode mail. If the i-mode mail text exceeds the maximum number of characters set, the excess is deleted automatically and “/”or “//”...
Page 158 To specify other domains, select the input field, and then press t. Enter the domain or mail address you wish to specify, and then press t. To set Receive specified domain for NTT DoCoMo PHS or Astel domains, enter the “Domain to receive”.
Page 159 Can be set simultaneously with Reject unsolicited ad mail. Domains in Japanese cannot be set. All mail from NTT DoCoMo's i-mode/i-shot mail, charge notification service, e-billing information mail, and mail from M-stage visual net are received so there is no need to specify these domains.
Page 160 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Enter the mail address you wish to specify, and then press t. The part after the “@” is not necessary when entering an i-mode terminal address. To enter more than one mail address or domain Repeat steps 3 and 4.
Page 161 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Receive/Reject i-mode Mail <Receive/Reject i-mode mail only> You can receive (reject mail via the Internet)/reject mail between i-mode. In the mail setting screen (nP.151), select “受信／拒否設定” (Reject/Receive Mail Settings), and then press t. Select “ｉモードメールのみ受信”...
Page 162 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Reject Mail From Bulk i-mode Mail Senders <Restrict Receiving Mail From Bulk i-mode Mail Senders> Rejects the 200th i-mode mail onwards sent from 1 i-mode terminal in 1 day. In the mail setting screen (nP.151), select “メール受信設定／その他設定”...
Page 163 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Rejecting Unsolicited Ad Mail <Reject Unsolicited Ad Mail> You can reject mail sent without the consent of the receiver for the purpose of advertising. The default setting is “Reject” so there is no need to change the settings if you wish to reject unsolicited ad mail. (By law, senders must put “未承諾広告※”...
Page 164 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Checking Current Settings You can check current mail settings. In the mail setting screen (nP.151), select “設定状況確認” (Confirm Settings), and then press t. The setting details screen is displayed. Disabling Mail Functions When not using mail functions, you can disable them at the i-mode center. When mail functions are disabled, your FOMA terminal will not be able to receive i-mode mail and senders will receive an address unknown error message or error mail.
Page 165 Setting Mail Functions at the i-mode Center Restarting Mail Functions In the mail setting screen (nP.151), select the “iモードパスワード” (i-mode Password) input field, and then press t. The screen to enter your i-mode password is displayed. Enter your i-mode password, and then press t. The entered password is displayed as “b”.
Page 166: Composing And Sending Short Messages (Sms)
Compose and Send SMS Messages Composing and Sending Short Messages (SMS) You can create and send SMS messages. SMS messages can only be sent and received between FOMA terminals. For the address of the SMS message, enter the phone number of the recipient. SMS messages cannot be sent and received overseas.
Page 167 Composing and Sending Short Messages (SMS) Press i (Send). When sending is completed, “Sent” is displayed. Note Messages may not be sent and received properly depending on signal status. Move to a place where the signal is stronger and try again. SMS messages that could not be sent are saved as unsent messages.
Page 168: Saving Short Messages (Sms) And Sending It Later
Save SMS Messages Saving Short Messages (SMS) and Sending It Later SMS messages can be temporarily saved on the FOMA terminal if you wish to interrupt composing a message or save an SMS message that you composed. You can also edit the saved SMS message before sending it. Refer to P.164 for details on composing SMS messages.
Page 169 Saving Short Messages (SMS) and Sending It Later Press C2 (Edit). The compose SMS message screen is displayed. Editing can be done in the same manner as composing new messages. Refer to steps 3 to 6 on P.164. After composing the SMS, press i to send. To resend Press C1.
Page 170: Receiving Short Messages (Sms)
Receive SMS Messages Receiving Short Messages (SMS) SMS messages are received automatically. You can save up to 20 received SMS messages on your FOMA terminal (main). When an SMS message arrives, it is automatically received. After reception is finished, the message received results are displayed, and the SMS message ring tone sounds (“[”...

Page 171: Checking For Short Messages (Sms)
Check New SMS Messages Checking for Short Messages (SMS) SMS messages received during a call, when the FOMA is turned off or when the FOMA is outside the service area, are held at the SMS message center. You can check for messages at the SMS message center and retrieve any messages held there.
Page 172: Viewing Received Short Messages (Sms)
Display Received SMS Messages Viewing Received Short Messages (SMS) You can display SMS messages received. Received SMS messages are saved in the “Inbox”. However, messages that meet the criteria for the “Sort rules” ( P.200) are saved in the specified folders. Received SMS messages that are copied to the FOMA card are also saved in the “Inbox”.
Page 173: Replying To Received Short Messages (Sms)
Reply to SMS Messages Replying to Received Short Messages (SMS) You can reply to SMS messages. Display the SMS message you wish to reply to (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.170). Press C1 (Reply). Edit the “Message”. The “Message” can contain up to 70 full-pitch characters (when only half-pitch alphanumeric characters are used, up to 160 characters can be entered).
Page 174: Performing Short Messages (Sms) Center Settings
SMS Center Performing Short Messages (SMS) Center Settings You can change the host for the SMS message center. The default setting is “DoCoMo” (DoCoMo SMS message center). ※ Generally, there is no need to change this setting. In the stand-by, press m9. The mail setting menu is displayed.
Page 175: Saving Short Messages (Sms) To The Foma Card
Saving Short Messages (SMS) to the FOMA Card You can copy SMS messages saved in the FOMA terminal (main) to a FOMA card. Up to 20 sent/received SMS messages can be saved on a FOMA card. Insert the FOMA card in advance. Copying SMS Messages to the FOMA Card You can copy SMS messages stored in the FOMA terminal (main) to a FOMA card.
Page 176 Saving Short Messages (SMS) to the FOMA Card Copying SMS Messages on the FOMA Card to the FOMA Terminal (Main) You can copy SMS messages stored on a FOMA card to the FOMA terminal (main). Copying received SMS messages on the FOMA card is used as an example for this explanation.
Page 177: Deleting Short Messages (Sms)
Delete SMS Messages Deleting Short Messages (SMS) You can delete SMS messages on the FOMA terminal (main) or on a FOMA card. Received SMS message is used as an example for this instruction. In the stand-by, press m1, and select the folder, and then press t.

Page 178: Displaying Messages In The Inbox/Outbox
Inbox/Outbox Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox You can check sent, received, and unsent i-mode mail and SMS messages. Both i-mode mail and SMS messages are saved to the Inbox/Outbox and can be managed collectively. Sent and received i-mode mail can contain up to 5,000 full-pitch characters. The portion of the i-mode mail exceeding 5,000 full-pitch (10,000 half-pitch) characters are automatically deleted, and “/”...

Page 179 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Note To check other messages In the mail display screen, press i (List) or c. When the FOMA returns to the message list, repeat step 3. Screen operations The following key operations can be performed in the mail display screen. The screen scrolls downwards.
Page 180 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Received messages folders list Folder mark /: Created folder F: Mail-linked i-αppli folder Displayed in pink if any unread mail is saved in this folder. Total number of received i-mode mail and received SMS messages Folder name The first 10 full-pitch (20 half-pitch) characters of the folder name are displayed.
Page 181 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Viewing the Outbox/Inbox List/Display Screen Viewing the Outbox list Type of mail (Protected/Unprotected) +: Sent i-mode mail w: Sent i-mode mail (Protected) -: Sent SMS messages ): Sent SMS messages (Protected) v: FOMA card sent SMS messages V: i-mode mail sent using mail-linked i-αppli S: i-mode mail sent using mail-linked i-αppli (Protected) For the “Outbox”...
Page 182 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Viewing the Outbox display screen Folder name The first 7 full-pitch (15 half-pitch) characters are displayed. (Number of characters displayed when Font size is set to “Default”) Protect mark Displayed when a message is protected. Sent date/time Recipient (Address) Send type (To/Cc/Bcc)
Page 183 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Viewing the Inbox list Type of mail (Protected/Unprotected) 6: Unread i-mode mail (Protected) B: Unread i-mode mail /: Read i-mode mail }: Read i-mode mail (Protected) H: Unread SMS messages I: Unread SMS messages (Protected) J: Read SMS messages K: Read SMS messages (Protected) u: FOMA card unread SMS messages...
Page 184 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Viewing the Inbox display screen Folder name The first 7 full-pitch (15 half-pitch) characters are displayed. (Number of characters displayed when Font size is set to “Default”) Protect mark Displayed when protected. Received date/time (The date/time received at the i-mode or SMS center is displayed.) Sender Send type (To/Cc: Displayed when “Broadcast”...
Page 185 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Switching the mail display Press i in the message list to switch in the following order. Subject display Name display Mail address display (the beginning of (the mail address (the telephone the message for if the name is not number for SMS SMS messages) registered in the...
Page 186 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Editing folder names You can change the names of folders. You cannot change the names of the “Outbox”, “Inbox”, and “Mail-linked i-αppli” folders. In the stand-by, press m1. The Inbox list is displayed. To display the Outbox Press m2.
Page 187 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Moving folder display order Move folders up 1 spot at a time to change the order of the folders. You cannot move the “Outbox”, “Inbox”, or the “Mail-linked i-αppli”. In the stand-by, press m1. The Inbox list is displayed. To display the Outbox Press m2.
Page 188 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Note i-αppli messages received can be manually sorted into the folders which are automatically created when mail-linked i-αppli are downloaded. To move messages to folders from the mail display screen Press C4 when the sent message screen is displayed, and pressC5 when the received message screen is displayed.
Page 189 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Deleting Sent/Received Messages You can delete i-mode mail or SMS messages in one of the following ways. Protected messages cannot be collectively deleted. Depending on the type of i-αppli software, i-αppli messages are sometimes deleted automatically from the folder.
Page 190 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Deleting one message You can delete one i-mode mail or one SMS message. Display message you wish to delete (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.176). For received messages, press C6 (Delete one). For sent messages Press C5.
Page 191 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Select a delete method, and then press t. The screen to enter your security code is displayed. Refer to “ Deleting selected mail” below for details on delete selected. Enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. Select “Yes”, and then press t.
Page 192 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Changing the Order of Sent/Received Messages <Sort> You can change the display order of i-mode mail and SMS messages in the message list to one of the following. [Display methods for sent messages] Arranged in the order starting with the oldest sent date. Date (old→new) Address Recipient mail addresses are arranged in the order of numbers...
Page 193 Displaying Messages in the Inbox/Outbox Switching Mail Font Size <Set Font Size> You can set message character size to “Large font”, “Normal”, or “Small font” for mail and SMS messages displayed in the main display, and to “Large font”, or “Normal” for received mail and SMS messages displayed in the sub display.
Page 194: Using Mail History
Received Address History/Sent Address History Using Mail History The FOMA terminal keeps a history of up to 30 sent and 30 received messages (i-mode mail and SMS messages) from the newest messages sent and received. Using the history, you can send a message or save the other party’s address and phone number to the phonebook.
Page 195 Using Mail History Using Received Address History Using the received address history to send mail In the stand-by, press q (M) i. The received address history list is displayed. The smaller the number on the left of the date in the history is, the newer the mail.
Page 196 Using Mail History Press 1 (Save new to main). The screen to enter a new phonebook entry is displayed. (The address or phone number is entered.) Refer to P.108 to P.110 of the <Basic> manual for subsequent steps. To add an entry to the FOMA terminal (main) phonebook Press 2.
Page 197: Some Things You Can Do
Some Things You Can Do Deleting Mail History You can delete i-mode mail and SMS message history in one of the following ways. Delete one Deletes one received address history item or one sent address history item. Delete all Deletes all received address history or all sent address history. In the stand-by, press q (M) i to delete messages from the received address history.
Page 198 Some Things You Can Do Select the item to copy, and then press t. To copy an address Press 1. When there are multiple addresses, select an address, and then press t. The contents are copied, and the FOMA returns to the message screen. To copy the “Subject”...
Page 199 Some Things You Can Do Press 1 (Save new to main). The mail address or phone number can be saved as new phonebook data in your FOMA terminal (main) phonebook. The screen to enter new phonebook data is displayed. The mail address of the sender or recipient is entered.
Page 200: Setting Operations For When Mail Is Received
Setting Operations for When Mail is Received Setting i-mode Mail and SMS Message Ring Volume <Mail Ring Vol> The default setting for both is “LEVEL3” (Volume3). In the stand-by, press t112. Press 1 (Mail ring tone). The mail ring tone screen is displayed. To change the Message R ring volume Press 2.
Page 201 Setting Operations for When Mail is Received Press 1 (Mail ring tone). The mail ring tone screen is displayed. To change the Message R ring tone Press 2. To change the Message F ring tone Press 3. To change the SMS message ring tone Press 4.
Page 202: Sorting Mail Into Folders Automatically
Sorting Mail into Folders Automatically Press 1 (ON: Sound ring tone). To silence Press 2. Enter the ring duration (2 digits: 01 to 30 seconds), and then press t. Note When mail is received during a call, when i-αppli is running, or when an i-motion/melody is being played, the mail ring tone will not sound.

Page 203 Sorting Mail into Folders Automatically Setting Sort Rules to Folders In the stand-by, press m1. The Inbox list is displayed. To display the Outbox list Press m2. Select a folder, and then press C3 (Sort rules). The higher up the folder, the higher the priority given to it. Press the number of the rule to set.
Page 204: Adding A Signature To I-Mode Mail
Adding a Signature to i-mode Mail Deleting Sort Rules You can delete sort rules in one of the following ways. Delete one Deletes one sort rule. Delete all Deletes all sort rules. In the stand-by, press m1, select a folder, and then press The Sort rule screen is displayed.

Page 205: Creating Mailing Lists
Creating Mailing Lists Press 1 (ON: Automatically paste signature). When composing a message, the signature is automatically added to the “Message” in advance. To not automatically add a signature Press 2. Note To delete a signature After performing step 1, press c for at least 1 second to delete the saved signature, and then press t.

Page 206 Creating Mailing Lists Press the number of the mail address you wish to register. Select an input method, and then press t. Select (or enter) the address you wish to register. When a number already registered is selected If a selection other than 2 (Direct input) is pressed in the screen to select the input method, “Overwrite?”...
Page 207 Creating Mailing Lists Deleting an Address Registered in a Mailing List You can delete mail addresses registered in a mailing list in one of the following ways. Delete one Deletes one mail address. Delete all in list Deletes all mail addresses in the selected mailing list. In the stand-by, press m97, select the mailing list, and then press t.
Page 208: Checking The Mail Settings
Check Mail Settings Checking the Mail Settings You can check the mail settings of the FOMA. In the stand-by, press m90. Check with u. Press t (Agree) when finished checking. Reset Mail Settings Resetting the Mail Settings You can reset the mail settings to the default settings. In the stand-by, press m9*.

Page 209: Multimedia
Multimedia Using the Camera ........... . 208 Image Viewer .
Page 210: Before Using The Camera
Before Using the Camera Camera Functions The FOMA terminal features 2 cameras, the main camera (on the exterior) and the sub camera (on the interior). You can use the camera to shoot still pictures and movies. It is convenient to use the sub camera for shooting pictures of yourself and the main camera for other people or landscapes.
Page 211 Before Using the Camera You can set image quality and size, shoot images with frames and also shoot in Continuous mode You can set image quality and size based on the intended use of the image shot. You can add frames and use Continuous mode to get a better shot. Continuous mode can use bracket multishot to shoot 9 pictures while adjusting the brightness and changing the picture light color.
Page 212 Before Using the Camera Important Notice for Shooting Images shot with the camera may differ from the actual color and brightness. Also note that images may appear dark or out of focus when you shoot directly towards the sun, a lamp, or any strong light source. When shooting, make sure that fingers, hair, and straps are not covering the camera.
Page 213 Before Using the Camera Shooting size [Still picture mode] The size of still pictures (Image size) that can be shot (saved) using your FOMA terminal is as follows. ※ For sizes described in “Size name: × ●● ●● ” format in this manual, the size shown is “width ×length”.
Page 214 Before Using the Camera Number of images that can be shot/saved These figures are an estimate for when pictures of the same image size and quality are shot and saved to the FOMA terminal (main). The number of still pictures you can shoot will decrease when there are images downloaded from i-mode and saved in the “Camera”...
Page 215 Before Using the Camera Camera Mode Icons The following icons are displayed in the main and sub displays. [Still picture mode] 1 2 3 4 1 Mode (nP.231) 8 Image size (nP.243) Indicates Camera mode. Indicates setting of image size. E: Still picture mode r: Sub stand-by : 160×120 t: Video-phone : 176×144...
Page 216 Before Using the Camera [Zoom] Press v in Camera mode to display Maximum the screen on the right, and use the Zoom ( P.233). Current Zoom [Manual focus] Press C5 in the shooting screen to Focus bar display the screen to switch AF mode. Select manual focus to display the screen on the right, and use v to perform manual focus (...
Page 217 Before Using the Camera [Sub display] 1 Picture light 2 Image brightness 3 Scene-by-scene/Shooting type of movie 4 Image quality/File size limit 5 Mode 6 miniSD memory card 7 Incoming mail/message 8 AF mode/Focus lock 9 Auto timer a Continuous mode b Image size c Memory warning [Character reader mode]...
Page 218 Before Using the Camera [Bar code reader] 1 Mode (nP.231) 5 Connected code numbers (nP.246) \: When reading Connected QR code, the Indicates Camera mode. @: Displayed when in Bar code reader mode. ~e number of items being read is displayed. 6 Focus lock 2 Picture light (nP.231) Indicates status of Focus lock.
Page 219 Before Using the Camera [Still picture mode] Operation Page Zoom in P.233 Zoom out P.233 Instant zoom in P.233 Instant zoom out P.233 Brightness G P.234 Brightness I P.234 Main/Sub LCD P.231 Main/Sub camera P.232 Full-screen P.242 Movie P.227 Character reader P.249 Bar code reader P.246...
Page 220 Before Using the Camera [Character reader mode] Operation Page Brightness G P.234 Brightness I P.234 Still picture P.219 Movie P.227 Bar code reader P.246 Select subject P.250 Inverse mode P.250 Switch AF mode P.235 [Bar code reader mode] Operation Page Brightness G P.234 Brightness I...
Page 221: Shooting Still Pictures
Shoot Still Picture Shooting Still Pictures You can shoot still pictures with your FOMA terminal. Still pictures taken will be saved in “Image” of the Multimedia or saved to the miniSD memory card. Shooting While Viewing the Main Display You can shoot with the FOMA terminal open. In the stand-by, press C to activate camera.

Page 222 Shooting Still Pictures Press t (Save). The image is saved in the “Camera” folder under “Image” of the Multimedia. (Saving still pictures may take some time.) Saving continues even if the FOMA terminal is opened or closed while saving. To end Camera mode, press H. When memory is full or the maximum number of items ( P.212) has been exceeded When the memory space on the FOMA terminal (main) is full, you can delete any...
Page 223 Shooting Still Pictures Press t (Save). Refer to step 3 of “Shooting While Viewing the Main Display” on P.220 on how to save. Note If a phone or video-phone call is received while you are saving an image The incoming call screen is displayed and you can answer the call. After the call is ended the save confirmation screen is displayed.
Page 224 Shooting Still Pictures Press the shutter. The camera shutter sound will sound and the preview screen to check the still picture shot is displayed. When shooting with auto focus, it will take a while for the image to be shot after the shutter is pressed.
Page 225 Shooting Still Pictures Note To end Camera mode by performing menu operations S Press L (rear center key) in the still picture shooting screen. T Select “] End shooting”, and then press L (rear center key) to end Camera mode. If a phone or video-phone call is received while you are saving an image The incoming call screen is displayed and you can answer the call.
Page 226 Shooting Still Pictures Bracket Consecutively shoots 9 still pictures with varied brightness and picture light color settings. Bracket multishot is not available when the image size is “CIF: 352×288”, “VGA: 480×640”, “XGA: 768× 1024”, “SXGA: 960×1280”, or “2M: 1224×1632”. Bracket multishot is not available when shooting with the sub camera. Image brightness (-2) Image brightness (-1) Image brightness (±0)
Page 227 Shooting Still Pictures Composite After shooting, the first image displayed is the composite of the 5 still pictures. The second to sixth images displayed are the 5 still pictures before creating the composite. 4 stills 4 stills Takes 4 consecutive still pictures at 2 second intervals and arranges them as 4 sections of a single still picture.
Page 228 Shooting Still Pictures Press t or press the shutter. The first image is taken and then the remaining images are taken automatically. When all images are taken, the shot image list screen is displayed. To end Continuous mode during shooting Press c to display all images that have been shot.
Page 229: Shooting Movies
Shoot Movie Shooting Movies You can shoot (record) movies with the FOMA terminal. Movies shot with the camera will be saved under “i-motion” of the Multimedia or on a miniSD memory card. Movies saved on the FOMA terminal (main) are “i-motion mail” length. Movies cannot be shot when the battery level is low.

Page 230 Shooting Movies Press t or the shutter to stop recording. Shooting will stop automatically when the remaining time display reaches 00:00:00 (when the file size reaches its limit during shooting, or when there is no available memory space on the miniSD memory card). Proceed to step 5. Press 1 (Save).
Page 231 Shooting Movies Shooting While Viewing the Sub Display Shoot with the FOMA terminal closed while holding as shown in the diagram below. In the stand-by, press the shutter all the way for at least 1 second to activate the camera. Hold the FOMA terminal sideways.
Page 232 Shooting Movies Select “USave”, and then press L (rear center key). Movies shot are saved in the “Camera” folder under “i-motion” of the Multimedia. To end Camera mode, press L (rear center key) for at least 1 second in the movie shooting screen after saving.
Page 233: Changing Settings For Shooting
Changing Settings for Shooting Switching between Camera Modes <Camera Mode> In the shooting screen, press C1, select the Camera mode number, and then press t. Still picture mode Character reader mode Movie mode Bar code reader If you try to switch to Movie mode when the battery level is low, “Battery low” is displayed, and Movie mode will not activate.
Page 234 Changing Settings for Shooting To Switch Between the Main Camera and the Sub Camera In the still picture shooting screen (nP.219) or the movie shooting screen (nP.227) with the FOMA terminal open, press #. Note Main camera Is convenient for shooting other people, animals, or landscapes. In addition, it is also used for Character reader (OCR) and Bar code reader.
Page 235 Changing Settings for Shooting Note The Auto timer is disabled when Camera mode is ended. Auto timer is disabled even when Save camera set is set to “ON”. While the Auto timer is activated When the Auto timer is activated, press t (press the shutter when the FOMA terminal is closed) to take a shot immediately.
Page 236 Changing Settings for Shooting Note Notes on shooting Do not shoot while charging the FOMA (nP.209). Do not use with the picture light close to the eye. Try to prevent your hands from shaking. The larger the shot size or higher the image quality, the more likely the image will be affected by shaking of the hands.
Page 237 Changing Settings for Shooting Press 1 (Preset frame). The frame list is displayed. To use still pictures downloaded from site or Internet webpage Press 2. To disable a frame Press 3. Select a frame, and then press t. The selected frame is displayed. Press t.
Page 238 Changing Settings for Shooting Note Switching the AF mode is not available when the FOMA is activated as Voice recorder (nP.253), or when movie shooting type is “Voice only”. When Save camera set is set to “OFF” (nP.242), AF mode becomes “Standard” when Camera mode is ended.
Page 239 Changing Settings for Shooting Setting the Backlight Duration for Shooting <Set On Time> When shooting movies, you can set how long you would like the backlight to be lit. The default setting is “As light setting”. In the movie shooting screen (nP.227), press C9. The set light duration screen is displayed.
Page 240 Changing Settings for Shooting Press 1 (ON: Set). Noise reduction is set. To not set noise reduction Press 2. Note When the movie shooting type (nP.236) is “Image only”, Noise reduction cannot be set. To enhance the clarity of calls, Noise reduction processes voices. Depending on the noise condition and manner of speaking, voices may sound different.
Page 241 Changing Settings for Shooting Saving to a miniSD Memory Card <Switch Main⇔miniSD> Still pictures or movies can be saved onto a miniSD memory card. Insert a miniSD memory card in the miniSD memory card slot of the FOMA terminal in advance (nP.333).
Page 242 Changing Settings for Shooting Setting the Save Folder <Save to> You can specify the folder in the FOMA terminal (main) in which to save still pictures and movies. The default setting is the “Camera” folder under “Image” of the Multimedia for still pictures and multishot, and the “Camera”...
Page 243 Changing Settings for Shooting Press 3 (Save to setting 1). To save to setting 2 Press 4. To retrieve settings Press 1 (Load setting 1) or 2 (Load setting 2). When the FOMA terminal is closed, press L (rear center key), select “Original mode”, and then press L (rear center key) to select “Setting 1”.
Page 244 Changing Settings for Shooting Note Auto save mode will return to “OFF” when Camera mode is ended if Save camera set (nP.242) is set to “OFF”. When Save camera set is set to “ON”, the settings made here will be retained. When Auto save mode is set to “ON”, the preview screen is not displayed after taking the pictures.
Page 245: Setting Image Size And Image Quality
Setting Image Size and Image Quality You can change image size and quality according to the purpose. Settings for shooting with frames and in Continuous mode will be set to “OFF” when the image size is changed. Setting Image Size <Select Size> You can set the image size for still pictures and movies.
Page 246 Setting Image Size and Image Quality Select “For i-mode mail” when attaching to i-mode mail. Images that can be attached to i- mode mail should be shot with an image quality close to “ECONOMY”. Select “For large attach” when attaching the file to i-mode mail as a large attachment. Large files that can be attached should be shot with a high image quality.
Page 247: Sending Still Pictures Or Movies Immediately After Shooting
Sending Still Pictures or Movies Immediately after Shooting Note When setting image size to “HQVGA: 240×176” or “QVGA: 320×240” and recording, “i-motion mail” cannot be set. Also, the miniSD memory card must be set as the save destination (nP.239). When File size limit is set to “Unrestricted”, the maximum recording time is approximately 1 hour (except when Shooting type is set to “Voice only”).
Page 248: Using The Bar Code Reader
Bar Code Reader Using the Bar Code Reader By reading bar codes (JAN code or QR code) with the camera, you can perform the following functions: Phone To, Mail To, Web To, i-appli To, Save to bookmark, Save to FOMA terminal (main) phonebook, and text display.

Page 249 Data refers to alphanumeric characters and character strings (kanji, kana, pictograph). “FOMA SH900i” is displayed when the QR code at right is scanned. Connected QR code Connected QR codes consist of numerous (max. 16) QR codes that are connected to compile 1 piece of data.
Page 250 Using the Bar Code Reader Press t. Press 1 (Display). The image is displayed. The image may not be displayed depending on the file format. To play a melody Press 1 (Play). The melody may not be played depending on the file format. To save a melody or image Press 2.
Page 251: Reading Characters
Character Reader (OCR) Reading Characters The FOMA terminal can shoot URLs, mail addresses, and phone numbers printed on paper and convert them into characters that can be used by the FOMA terminal. Using the characters read, you can connect to a site or Internet webpage, send an i-mode mail, or make phone or video-phone calls.

Page 252 Reading Characters Display the characters to read in the center of the main display. If the screen is dark, press i (Light), and turn on the picture light. The FOMA may have difficulty reading if the characters are on glossy paper.
Page 253 Reading Characters Press t. The results for character reading are displayed. To delete the characters read and try again i (Retry). S Press T Select “Yes”, and then press To continue reading characters Press C1. The character reading screen is displayed. You can combine the newly read characters with the characters already read into one sentence.
Page 254 Reading Characters Saving Read Characters to the Phonebook or a Bookmark Depending on the data type, scanned characters can be recognized and registered to appropriate items in the FOMA terminal (main) phonebook and bookmark. You cannot directly register onto the FOMA card phonebook. Data will be registered to appropriate items of the phonebook by recognized data type.
Page 255: Voice Recorder
Voice Recorder Using the FOMA Terminal as a Voice Recorder with the Terminal Closed Voices can be recorded with the FOMA terminal closed using the sub-microphone. Voice recorder uses the movie shooting function and saves movie data with “Voice only” (movies without images).
Page 256 Using the FOMA Terminal as a Voice Recorder with the Terminal Closed Note If the FOMA terminal is opened during recording, recording automatically stops, and a save confirmation screen is displayed. Refer to step 4 of “Recording with the FOMA Terminal Open”...
Page 257: Image Viewer
Check Still Pictures Viewing Saved Still Pictures Still pictures shot with the FOMA terminal or downloaded from a site or Internet webpage are saved in the “Image” of the Multimedia and can be played in the image viewer. In the stand-by, press t7 The folder list in “Image”...
Page 258 Viewing Saved Still Pictures Note When the memory is full, you cannot save any more data. However, once free memory space is created by deleting unnecessary files one at a time, still pictures taken with the camera, edited still pictures, and downloaded images can be saved onto the FOMA terminal (main) (nP.274).
Page 259 Viewing Saved Still Pictures Still picture information icons JPEG Video- Main Image type Sub QCIF: CIF: VGA: XGA: stand-by: phone: stand-by: and size 128×96 352×288 480×640 768×1024 160×120 176×144 240×320 Not protected Protected JPEG GIF image/ Flash Image type SXGA: Frame movies Other items...
Page 260: Playing Flash Movies
Playing Flash Movies Press C, select “#Light up”, and then press t. The still picture is lit. The backlight will be turned off when step 2 is repeated, or when Light settings (nP.280) is set to “As light setting” and the time set in Display light time (nP.176 in <Basic>) passes.
Page 261: Using Still Pictures
Using Still Pictures Sending i-mode Mail with Still Picture Attachment You can select a still picture from “Image” of the Multimedia and attach it to an i-mode mail to send. The maximum file size for still pictures which can be sent is 100KB (102,400 bytes). Only still pictures that were attached to i-mode mail and still pictures shot with the FOMA terminal that have no file restrictions which prohibit being sent as mail attachments or sending outside the FOMA terminal can be sent.
Page 262: Displaying Detailed Information
File Property Displaying Detailed Information You can display detailed information of still pictures. The following information is displayed. Date/time saved Display size (except Flash movies) File size File format (except Flash movies) File restriction (Restricted/Not restricted) Protect set (Yes/No)* Link set (ON/OFF)* File name Shooting date (JPEG images only) Save type...

Page 263 Editing Still Pictures ■Image editing keys Original still picture By using the image editing keys, you can directly retrieve the editing menu. Edited still picture rotate resize correct Rotate Resize image Correct image Image editing keys effect effects stamp Effect name Image effect Face effects Face stamp...
Page 264 Editing Still Pictures Rotating Still Pictures <Rotate> Images can be rotated 90 to the left/right or inverted vertically/horizontally. º For some still pictures acquired from sites and Internet webpages or with data link software, this function may not be operable. Still pictures larger than “VGA: 480×640”...
Page 265 Editing Still Pictures Changing Still Picture Sizes <Resize Image> Still picture sizes can be changed or cut according to its purpose or use, such as for sending with i-shot or using as a stand-by display. Size of still picture Size of still picture after resizing before resizing Sub stand-by: 160×120 Sub QCIF: 128×96, Sub stand-by: 160×120...
Page 266 Editing Still Pictures Correcting Still Pictures <Correct Image> You can correct images by adding sharpness and softness values to images. Some still pictures acquired by downloading or data link software may not be operable. Still pictures larger than “VGA: 480×640” cannot be corrected. Display the edit screen (nSteps 1 and 2 of “Displaying the Edit Screen”...
Page 267 Editing Still Pictures Applying Various Effects <Image Effect> You can change the shading and touch, or add a frame to a still picture. Some still pictures acquired by downloading or data link software may not be operable. You cannot use Image effect on still pictures larger than “VGA: 480×640”. Display the edit screen (nSteps 1 and 2 of “Displaying the Edit Screen”...
Page 268 Editing Still Pictures Decorating a Face <Face Effects> You can add emotional expressions to a person’s face in a portrait still picture. Make sure to respect personal rights and rights of portrait. Be careful not to offend others when you edit images using face effects, send such edited still pictures by i-mode mail, or set such edited still pictures as your stand-by display.
Page 269 Editing Still Pictures In step 3 on P.266, select “Change position”, press t, and then specify facial contour. Press w to position the Press w to position the “+” cursor to the upper “+” cursor at the lower left of the contour, and right of the contour, and then press t.
Page 270 Editing Still Pictures Press C (Complete) when editing is finished. Save the still picture (nSteps 4 to 6 on P.262). Hold down w continuously to move the “+” cursor continuously. Note The set contour information is saved when the edited image is saved. When editing again, it is done to this contour information.
Page 271 Editing Still Pictures Note Contour information of some facial features may not be automatically extracted. Press C# (Cancel), select “Yes” when the confirmation screen is displayed, and then press t. Select C610 (Change position), and then set the contour information manually. Refer to P.266 for details on operating procedures.
Page 272 Editing Still Pictures Pasting a Character Stamp <Character Stamp> You can paste date or newly entered characters on to a still picture. Character stamps cannot be pasted on still pictures larger than “VGA: 480×640”. Display the edit screen (nSteps 1 and 2 of “Displaying the Edit Screen”...
Page 273 Editing Still Pictures Combining 2 Still Pictures to Make 1 Composite Image <Combine Panorama> You can combine 2 still pictures to create 1 panorama image. When 2 images of differing color tones are combined into a panorama, the image may not be properly combined.
Page 274: Viewing Still Pictures As A Slideshow
Slideshow Viewing Still Pictures as a Slideshow You can view all of the still pictures in a selected folder continuously as a slideshow. In the stand-by, press t71, select the folder, and then press C5. After “Opening image” is displayed, the slideshow starts. To cancel playback, press c.

Page 275: Changing Titles
Changing Titles Changing the Play Interval and Effects of the Slideshow The slideshow play interval (speed) and effects can be set. The default setting is “Normal” for the play interval and “OFF” for effects. In the stand-by, press t71, select the folder, and then press C4.

Page 276: Deleting Still Pictures
Deleting Still Pictures Edit title, and then press t. Press c for at least 1 second to delete entered title. You can enter up to 31 full-pitch (63 half-pitch) characters. Note A title name and file name are automatically added to still pictures taken with the FOMA terminal.

Page 277: Protecting Still Pictures
Protecting Still Pictures Note Refer to “Deleting Folders” on P.276 for information on deleting all the still pictures including their folder. Still pictures preset in the FOMA terminal cannot be deleted. Perform Delete one when deleting still pictures set for Picture call and various other functions.

Page 278 Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders Enter the new folder name, and then press t. The folder is created. You can enter up to 10 full-pitch (20 half-pitch) characters. Editing Folder Names You can change the names of folders. You cannot change the names of folders you did not create. In the stand-by, press t71.
Page 279 Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders Moving Still Pictures to Another Folder <Move> You can manage still pictures by moving them to other folders. It is necessary to create folders in advance (nP.275). In the stand-by, press t71, select the folder, and then press t. The still picture list is displayed.
Page 280: Changing File Names
Edit File Name Changing File Names You can change still picture file names. In the stand-by, press t71, select the folder, and then press t. The still picture list is displayed. Select the still picture, and then press C6 (Edit file name). Edit the file name, and then press t.

Page 281: Changing The Display Method Of The List Screen
Changing the Display Method of the List Screen In the stand-by, press t71, select the folder, and then press t. The still picture list is displayed. PressC8 (Sort). The sort screen is displayed. Select sorting method, and then press t. The still picture list is sorted.
Page 282: Setting The Lighting For Playback
Playback Light Setting the Lighting for Playback Sets the lighting during playback for images other than still pictures, such as Flash movies. The default setting is “As light setting” (nP.176 in <Basic>). In the stand-by, press t71, and then press C6. Press 2 (ON).

Page 283: Designating Printing Of Still Pictures
Designating Printing of Still Pictures Select “#File restriction”, and then press t. Press 2 (Yes). To disable the restriction Press 1. Designated Print (DPOF) Designating Printing of Still Pictures DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) means the print designation of still pictures shot by digital camera.

Page 284 Designating Printing of Still Pictures Select a folder, and then press t. To display the next page Press a. To display the previous page Press m. To print all the still pictures with the same number of copies After selecting a folder, press C1 (Specify group), press 1 (All images), enter the number of prints you wish to make, and then press t.
Page 285: Playing Movie/I-Motion
Play Movie Playing Movie/i-motion Movies shot with the FOMA terminal, voice recordings made with the voice recorder, and i-motions obtained from sites and Internet webpages are saved in “i-motion” of the Multimedia, and can be played back using the Video player. In the stand-by, press t72.

Page 286 Playing Movie/i-motion The following movie/i-motion types can be played Images MPEG-4, H.263 (Maximum 384kbps, 15fps) Voices AMR (8kHz, 4.75 to 12.2kbps), AAC (8kHz/16kHz, 8 to 80kbps) Images MPEG-4 (Maximum 384kbps, 15fps) Voices G.726 (8kHz, 16 to 32kbps) Playback Status Icons Track information display Image + voice + text Image + voice...
Page 287 Playing Movie/i-motion [miniSD memory card] If you press C# in the i-motion screen with a miniSD memory card inserted, the folders saved on the miniSD memory card are displayed. Folder for movies shot with the FOMA terminal Folder you can create Folders for movies set as Voice only for Shooting type and miniSD memory card for Save to Movies saved in the “Voice only”...
Page 288 Playing Movie/i-motion Note You cannot set Repeat playback for data with playback restrictions. Repeat playback will end if any key is pressed within 3 seconds before Repeat playback starts. Changing Playback Size <Change Size> You can switch the playback size of a movie or i-motion. When the image size is “Sub-QCIF: 128×96”...
Page 289: Using Movie/I-Motion
Using Movie/i-motion Attaching Movie/i-motion to i-mode Mail <i-motion Mail> You can select a movie or i-motion, and attach it to your i-mode mail. The maximum file size for the movie/i-motion that can be sent is 100KB (102,400 bytes). The file format for movies/i-motions that can be sent is Mobile MP4. In the stand-by, press t72, select a folder, and then press t.
Page 290: Displaying Detailed Information
File Property Displaying Detailed Information You can view the detailed information of a movie or i-motion. The following information is displayed. Date/time saved Date/time Display size File size File format File restriction (Restricted/Not restricted) *1 *3 Protect set (Yes/No) Link set (ON/OFF, Mobile MP4/MP4) File name Title (original) No.

Page 291 Editing Movies Press C, and then press C3 (Cutter (manual)). Press 1 (Cut part). Specify the start and end, and cut a portion of the movie/i-motion. To specify a starting point and cut up to the end of the file Press 2.
Page 292 Editing Movies Press 1 (OK). The selected segment is saved as a new movie. To cancel saving While saving, press t (Cancel). To change the title Press 2, enter a new title, and then press t. You can enter up to 31 full-pitch (63 half-pitch) characters. Press 1 to save.
Page 293 Editing Movies Press t (Agree). To cancel editing Press c, select “Yes”, and then press t. Press 1 (Save). To play the cut movie Press 2. To discard the cut movie Press 3. Press 1 (OK). The selected segment is saved as a new movie. To cancel saving While saving, press t (Cancel).
Page 294 Editing Movies Saving a Movie Frame as a Still Picture <Capture Still> You can save a frame from a movie as a still picture. The saved still picture can be handled in the same way as a still picture shot with the FOMA terminal. You can also send it as an i-mode mail attachment.
Page 295 Editing Movies Press t (Play), and press t (Pause) where you wish to insert a Telop (superimposed caption), and then press i (Origin). Enter the text. You can enter up to 20 full-pitch (40 half-pitch) characters (including pictographs and line breaks).
Page 296 Editing Movies Press C1 (Edit complete). To edit the characters again Press C2, and then repeat steps 4 to 6. To delete decorations Press C3, select “Yes”, and then press t. To delete Telop (superimposed caption) Press C4, select “Yes”, and then press t. To add Telops (superimposed captions) in other locations Repeat steps 3 to 6.
Page 297 Editing Movies Press C, and then press C5 (Edit voice). When the movie recorded is image only, proceed to step 4. Select “Yes”, and then Press t. The movie pauses at the beginning of the file. You cannot begin editing partway through the file. Press t (Record).
Page 298: Changing Titles
Changing Titles Press 1 (OK). The movie is saved with the soundtrack. To cancel saving While saving, press t (Cancel). To change the title Press 2, enter a new title, and then press t. You can enter up to 31 full-pitch (63 half-pitch) characters. Press 1 to save.

Page 299: Deleting Movie/I-Motion
Deleting Movie/i-motion A title and a file name are automatically added to movies shot with the FOMA terminal. The Note title is the name displayed in the movie/i-motion list, and the file name is the name used when sending a movie or i-motion as an i-mode mail attachment. Up to 7 full-pitch (14 half-pitch) characters are displayed for the title in each display screen.

Page 300: Protecting Movie/I-Motion
Protection Settings Protecting Movie/i-motion You can protect movies/i-motions, or cancel the protection setting on a protected movie/i-motion. If protection is set, you will not be able to delete them all at once. You can protect only movies and i-motions saved on the FOMA terminal (main). In the stand-by, press t72, select a folder, and then press t.

Page 301 Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders Editing Folder Names You can change the names of folders. You cannot change the names of folders you did not create. For the miniSD memory card, folder names for automatically created “Camera folder” can also be changed. In the stand-by, press t72. The i-motion folder list is displayed.
Page 302: Changing File Names
Changing File Names Select a movie or i-motion, and then press C4 (Move). Press 1 (Move one). To move all the movies/i-motions in a folder Press 2, enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. To move multiple selected movies/i-motions Press 3, select the movies/i-motions to move, and then press t.

Page 303: Changing The Display Method Of The List Screen
Switch View Mode Changing the Display Method of the List Screen You can set the display method of the movie/i-motion list screen for movies and i-motions in “i-motion” of the Multimedia to “9-part display”, “16-part display” or “List display”. The default setting is “9-part display”. In the stand-by, press t72, select a folder, and then press t.
Page 304: Setting The Lighting For Playback
Setting the Lighting for Playback In the stand-by, press t72, select the folder, and then press t. The movie/i-motion list is displayed. Press C8 (Sort). Select sorting method, and then press t. The movie/i-motion list is sorted. Note The display method remains changed even after closing the Video player. Playback Light Setting the Lighting for Playback You can set the lighting during movie/i-motion playback.

Page 305: Restricting Distribution Of Movies And I-Motions From The Foma Terminal
File Restrictions Restricting Distribution of Movies and i-motions from the FOMA Terminal You can set restrictions to movies/i-motions to prevent attaching to mail and transferring to other devices. When a restriction is set to a movie shot with the FOMA terminal, it allows you to send it as an i-mode mail attachment, but does not allow the recipient to send to others.
Page 306: Melody Player Playing Melodies
Melodies Playing Melodies i-melodies downloaded from sites or Internet webpages or melodies attached to Message R/F messages or i-mode mail can be saved in “Melody” of the Multimedia, and played by the melody player. In the stand-by, press t73. The melody folder list is displayed. Select a folder, and then press t.

Page 307 Playing Melodies Viewing the melody folder list screen [FOMA terminal (main)] Folder for melodies downloaded from sites or Internet webpages, or received by Message R/F or i-mode mail Folder for melodies preset in the FOMA terminal Folders you can create [miniSD memory card] If you press C# in the melody screen when a miniSD memory card is inserted, the folders saved on the miniSD memory card are displayed.
Page 308: Melody Operations
Refer to steps 2 to 6 on P.127 and P.128 for details. Note If the recipient of the melody file is using a model other than the FOMA SH900i, the melody file may not play correctly. SMF melodies that cannot be redistributed and MFi melodies cannot be attached to i-mode...
Page 309 Melody Operations Setting Melodies as Ring Tones or Other Tones <Set Melody> You can set a melody saved in “Melody” of the Multimedia as a ring tone or other tone. In the stand-by, press t73, select a folder, and then press t. The melody list is displayed.
Page 310: Displaying Detailed Information
File Property Displaying Detailed Information You can display the detailed information for a melody. The following information is displayed. Date/time saved File name File size Save type File restriction (Yes/No) Tone settings Title (Original) Phonebook settings Date created (MFi only) Schedule/ToDo settings File format Daily alarm settings...

Page 311: Deleting Melodies
Deleting Melodies Press 1 (Direct input). The screen for editing the title displayed. To restore the original title Press 2. When the original has no title The screen of step 4 is displayed. Edit the title, and then press t. Press c for at least 1 second to delete the entered title.

Page 312: Protecting Melodies
Protecting Melodies Press 1 (Delete one). To delete all the melodies in the folder Press 2, enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. To delete all melodies Press 3, enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. To delete all selected melodies (multiple melodies) Press 4, select the melodies to delete, and then press t.

Page 313: Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders
Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders Creating a Folder You can create up to 20 folders in “Melody” of the Multimedia. In the stand-by, press t73. The melody folder list is displayed. Press C1 (New folder). The screen to enter a folder name is displayed. Enter a new folder name, and then press t.
Page 314 Creating/Editing/Deleting Folders Enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t. Select “Yes”, and then press t. When a folder contains protected melodies Disable protection and try again. Moving to Another Folder <Move> You can manage melodies by moving them into other folders. Create folders in advance (nP.311).
Page 315: Changing File Names
Edit File Name Changing File Names You can change the file names of melodies. In the stand-by, press t73, select a folder, and then press t. The melody list is displayed. Select a melody, and then press C8 (Edit file name). The screen to edit the file name is displayed.

Page 316: Document Viewer
Document Viewer Displaying Word, Excel, PDF and Other Files Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, or image files saved on a miniSD memory card can be displayed on the main display of the FOMA terminal. Files that can be displayed (extensions*): Microsoft Word (.doc), Microsoft Excel (.xls), Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt), PDF (.pdf), Plain Text (.txt), JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg), GIF (.gif), PNG (.png), BMP (.bmp) Save the file to display in \PRIVATE\SHARP\DOCUMENT in the miniSD memory card (nP.337).
Page 317 Displaying Word, Excel, PDF and Other Files Up to 255 files can be displayed in the file list for one folder. Note Refer to http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/products/sh900i.shtml for file details that can be displayed using Document viewer. Displaying the Key List to Check 1-touch Operations <Key List> You can list the 1-touch operations available from the content display.
Page 318 Displaying Word, Excel, PDF and Other Files Switching between Vertical and Horizontal Display You can switch the screen to display vertically or horizontally. In the content display (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.314), press C2. You can also press 2 to operate (1-touch operation nP.315). Press C2 again to return to the previous screen.
Page 319 Displaying Word, Excel, PDF and Other Files Move the “+” cursor using w. Press t. The display enlarges with the cursor position centered. Displaying the End or Center of a Page <Move w/in Screen> You can display the upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right, and center of a displayed page (document).
Page 320 Displaying Word, Excel, PDF and Other Files Scrolling Automatically You can automatically scroll the screen to the right. During horizontal display, the screen scrolls to the right of the document. In the content display (nSteps 1 to 3 on P.314), press C8. Auto scroll begins.
Page 321: Displaying Detailed Information
Displaying Detailed Information Select “Yes”, and then press t. The still picture is saved on the miniSD memory card. To not save Select “No”, and then press t. Note You cannot cut when there is no available memory on the miniSD memory card. Lighting You can maximize brightness of the display while displaying Document viewer and light the display.

Page 322: Deleting Files
Delete Deleting Files While the Document viewer is running, you can delete document files and image files from the miniSD memory card using the following method. Data in folders other than the “Document” folder cannot be deleted with these operations. Operate from Image viewer to delete.

Page 323: Changing The Order Of Files
Sort Changing the Order of Files You can change the display order of the file list to one of the following. From newest creation date Date (new→old) From oldest creation date Date (old→new) From largest Size (big→small) From smallest Size (small→big) The default setting is “Clear sort”.

Page 324: Check Attached Data
Check Attached Data Displaying Files Attached to Mail Saved in the miniSD Memory Card You can use the Document viewer to display a file attached to mail (nP.347) saved in the miniSD memory card. Types of files that can be displayed: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF, Text, PNG, BMP JPEG and GIF files are displayed with Image viewer.
Page 325: Foma Terminal Data Transfer
FOMA Terminal Data Transfer Using Ir (Infrared) Exchange ..........324 miniSD Memory Card.
Page 326: Using Ir (Infrared) Exchange
Ir Exchange Using Ir (Infrared) Exchange The Ir (infrared) exchange function lets you send and receive phonebook, schedule, mail, still picture and other data to and from other FOMA terminals that mounts the same function. The function can also be used with i-appli software to operate devices supporting infrared communication.
Page 327 Using Ir (Infrared) Exchange Data that can be received by the FOMA terminal Function Storage Location Storage Order Item Items Phonebook ○ ○ Phonebook The smallest available memory number after “010” is automatically added. When receiving all phonebook entries, all the owner information except the FOMA terminal’s phone number is saved in place of the existing owner information.
Page 328 Using Ir (Infrared) Exchange Precautions for Using the Ir exchange Function 30º or less 20cm or less Place the sending and receiving FOMA terminals on a desk or other stable surface, no more than 20cm apart. Align the FOMA terminals with their infrared ports facing each other as shown above.
Page 329: Receiving Data
Receiving Data Receiving Single Data Items To receive one data item by Ir exchange, operate from the Ir data receiving screen. In the stand-by, press t93. The Ir data receiving screen is displayed. Press 1 (Receive). “Align Ir ports to face each other” is displayed, and the terminal waits to receive data.
Page 330: Sending Data
Sending Data Enter the same passwords (4 digits) that was entered by the sender. If data is sent from the sender’s FOMA terminal within 30 seconds, it is received automatically. To cancel the operation after you have entered the authentication password, press t on the receiver.
Page 331 Sending Data Sending All Data Items To send all data items, open the list screen of the data to send. This example describes how to send all phonebook entries. Press C6 in the phonebook list screen (Send Ir data). The submenu number will vary depending on the type of screen or the data to send. Press 2 (Send all).
Page 332: Using The Ir Exchange Function With I-Αppli Software
Using the Ir Exchange Function with i-appli Software You can use the Ir exchange function (nP.324) from running software. You can also activate i-appli from Ir exchange. You cannot use the Ir exchange function when Self mode is set. i-αppli will not activate when i-αppli PIM lock is set. Activating Ir Exchange Using from i-appli With the software running, start the Ir exchange.
Page 333: Using The Ir (Infrared) Remote Control Function
Infrared Remote Control Using the Ir (Infrared) Remote Control Function You can use the FOMA terminal’s Ir (infrared) port to operate equipment supporting Ir remote control (such as TVs and VCRs) from i-appli software. Use of the Ir remote control function requires compatible i-αppli software. (Such as the “キティ...
Page 334: Points To Note When Using The Minisd Memory Card
Points to Note When Using the miniSD Memory Card You can use miniSD memory cards in the FOMA terminal. A miniSD memory card is a memory card that has been made smaller than the earlier SD memory cards. You can save phonebook, mail, and bookmark data on a miniSD memory card as well as load data stored on a miniSD memory card into the FOMA terminal (main).
Page 335: Inserting And Removing The Minisd Memory Card
Inserting and Removing the miniSD Memory Card Inserting a miniSD Memory Card Do not insert a miniSD memory card while the FOMA terminal is on. Open the miniSD memory card slot cover. Slowly insert the miniSD memory card with the printed side up.
Page 336 Inserting and Removing the miniSD Memory Card Removing the miniSD Memory Card Do not remove the miniSD memory card while the FOMA terminal is on. Open the miniSD memory card slot cover and push lightly on the miniSD memory card. Push all the way in until you hear a click.
Page 337 Inserting and Removing the miniSD Memory Card Using on a Device that Supports SD Memory Cards Set the miniSD memory card into a miniSD memory card adapter in order to insert it into a device such as a PC. Line up the labeled sides of the miniSD memory card adapter and the miniSD memory card, and push in the direction of the arrow.
Page 338: Using The Minisd Memory Card
Using the miniSD Memory Card Conditions for Using a miniSD Memory Card You can copy data in the FOMA terminal (main), including phonebooks, mail, schedules, ToDo lists, bookmarks and text memos, or melodies, still pictures and movies/i-motion in the Multimedia, onto a miniSD memory card. You can copy one item, all items, or selected items.
Page 339 Using the miniSD Memory Card The miniSD management screen In the miniSD management screen, you can manage and use data on the miniSD memory card, including browsing, backing up and formatting. Display the miniSD management screen by pressing t95. Information on the miniSD memory card, such as folder and file names, are managed by “manager info”.
Page 340 Using the miniSD Memory Card Copying from the FOMA to the miniSD Memory Card <Copy to miniSD> Select the data you wish to copy from the list screen or the contents screen. Phonebook data is used in this example. Submenu numbers differ depending on the function or screen. In the stand-by, press a.
Page 341 Using the miniSD Memory Card Backing Up FOMA Terminal (Main) Data <Transfer Group> You can back up data from any of the FOMA functions (Phonebook, mail, Schedule, ToDo list, Bookmark, Text memo) onto a miniSD memory card and save it as a single file for each function.
Page 342 Using the miniSD Memory Card Note Depending on the available memory area of the miniSD memory card, you may not be able to transfer the data. There are times when the backup data cannot be used if it is read by another FOMA terminal. Phonebook mail address types, secret codes, specified ring tones, specified mail ring tones, called LED, and Picture call settings are not backed up.
Page 343 Using the miniSD Memory Card Select “Add”, and then press t. Backup starts. When the backup is finished, “Data group transfer done” is displayed. To overwrite FOMA terminal data Select “Ovrwrt” and after pressing t, select “Yes”, and then press t. When overwriting phonebook data with back up data, all information in Owner information except Own number is overwritten.
Page 344 Using the miniSD Memory Card Displaying the Data on a miniSD Memory Card <View miniSD Data> You can check the data copied to a miniSD memory card from each function screen or in the miniSD management screen. You cannot check data in “Image”, “i-motion”, or “Melody” of the Multimedia using View miniSD data.
Page 345 Using the miniSD Memory Card Copying from a miniSD Memory Card to the FOMA <Copy → Main> You can copy any data saved on a miniSD memory card to the FOMA terminal (main). You can copy one item, all items, or selected items. Copy the data in a miniSD memory card from the individual data list screens.
Page 346 Using the miniSD Memory Card In the stand-by, press a. Press C# (View miniSD data). The data in the miniSD memory card is displayed. Select the data to delete, and then press C1 (Delete). Press 1 (Delete one). To delete all Press 2, enter your security code (4 to 8 digits), and then press t.
Page 347 Using the miniSD Memory Card When you have finished viewing, press t (Confirm). Note You can also display properties of data that is being checked in the miniSD card management screen (nP.342). Formatting a miniSD Memory Card <Format> When you use a miniSD memory card that has not been formatted, you must format it on the FOMA terminal.
Page 348 Using the miniSD Memory Card Checking the Amount of Free Space on the miniSD Memory Card <Check Memory> You can check the amount of memory remaining on a miniSD memory card. In the stand-by, press t31. The screen to check the memory on the main terminal is displayed. Press i (⇒miniSD).
Page 349 Using the miniSD Memory Card Press i (Complete). Select “Yes”, and then press t. The updating of the management information starts. If you press t, select “3Backgrnd process”, and press t while the management information is being updated, you can perform other operations while the management information is being updated.
Page 350 Using the miniSD Memory Card Select the function to check, and then press t. When there is no data, “No miniSD data” is displayed, and the FOMA returns to the screen of step 2. The data for the selected function (file names) is displayed. To delete data Press C1.
Page 351: Data Communication
Data Communication Before Using Data Communication ........350 Installing the Communication Setting File .
Page 352: Data Communication Available From The Foma Terminal
Data Communication Available from the FOMA Terminal Available Communication Formats FOMA terminal communication formats fall into three categories: packet transmission, 64K data communication, and data transfer. The FOMA terminal does not support FAX transmission. Update your musea before connecting the FOMA terminal to the musea for data communication.
Page 353 Data Communication Available from the FOMA Terminal Things to Keep in Mind Internet service provider charges When using the Internet, you must pay usage charges to an Internet service provider. This usage charge is paid to the Internet service provider, separately from the FOMA service charge.
Page 354 Data Communication Available from the FOMA Terminal Data communication terminology APN (Access Point Name) Character string to identify an Internet service provider or internal company LAN. The APN for mopera is “mopera.ne.jp”. cid (Context Identifier) Registration number assigned when an APN is registered to the FOMA terminal. You can use the numbers 1 to 10 on the FOMA.
Page 355: Workflow To Prepare For Data Communication
Workflow to Prepare for Data Communication This section describes the preparation required to connect the FOMA terminal to your PC, and use packet transmission and 64K communication. The workflow is as shown below. Connecting the FOMA terminal to your PC (nP.355) Install the communication setting file (nP.354) On Windows XP On Windows...
Page 356 P.356 to P.361). Note If installation fails and “FOMA SH900i” is not displayed in the screen of step 3 on P.363, click “ファイル名を指定して実行” (Run) in the “スタート” (Start) menu, specify “<CD-ROM drive name>:¥USBDRV¥SH900IU.EXE”, and then click “OK” to execute the program. Uninstall the communication setting file, and install again.
Page 357 Workflow to Prepare for Data Communication Connecting the FOMA Terminal to Your PC Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC with the power on. When the communication setting file is installed, “ ” will appear on the FOMA terminal screen. Connecting using the FOMA USB connection cable Insert the FOMA side of the FOMA USB connection cable into the external connection terminal on the FOMA terminal.
Page 358: Installing On Windows Xp
Installing on Windows XP Install on the PC using a user with Administrator authority. Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC. A wizard startup screen is displayed. Select “一覧または特定の場所からインストールする(詳細)” (Install from the list or a particular location (Advanced)), and then click “次へ” (Next).
Page 359: Installing On Windows 2000 Professional
Installing on Windows 2000 Professional Install on the PC using a user with Administrator authority. Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC. A wizard startup screen is displayed. Click “次へ” (Next). A screen to select the search method is displayed. Select “デバイスに最適なドライバを検...
Page 360 Installing on Windows 2000 Professional Click “完了” (Finish). Installation finishes, and the search window for the next driver is displayed. Continue to install other drivers. Repeat steps 2 to 7 above, and install the following drivers in order. ①Modem driver ②OBEX port driver ③Command port driver Check the types and names of the devices to be installed (nP.362).
Page 361: Installing On Windows Me
Installing on Windows Me Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC. A wizard startup screen is displayed. Select “ドライバの場所を指定する(詳しい知識のある方向け)” (Specify the driver location (For experienced users)), and then click “次へ” (Next). A screen to specify the search location is displayed.
Page 362: Installing On Windows 98
Installing on Windows 98 Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC. A wizard startup screen is displayed. Click “次へ” (Next). A screen to select the search method is displayed. Select “使用中のデバイスに最適なドライバを検索する(推奨)” (Find the best driver for the devices in use (Recommended)), and then click “次...
Page 363 Installing on Windows 98 Click “完了” (Finish). Installation finishes, and the search window for the next driver is displayed. Click “次へ” (Next). A screen to select the search method is displayed. Select “使用中のデバイスに最適なドライバを検索する(推奨)” (Find the best driver for the devices in use (Recommended)), and then click “次へ”...
Page 364: Checking The Installed Drivers
Checking the Installed Drivers If the FOMA terminal is not properly recognized by the PC, you cannot set up or use communications. Example: Checking Windows XP drivers Click the “スタート” (Start) menu→“コントロールパネル” (Control Panel), and then click the “パフォーマンスとメンテナンス” (Performance and Maintenance) icon →“システム” (System) icon. The system properties screen is displayed.
Page 365 FOMA SH900i Note If installation fails or “FOMA SH900i” is not displayed in the screen for step 3, click “ファイル名を指定して実行” (Run) in the “スタート” (Start) menu, specify “<CD-ROM Drive Name>:¥USBDRV¥SH900IU.EXE, click “OK” to uninstall the file, and then install again.
Page 366: Uninstalling The Communication Setting File
Uninstalling the Communication Setting File This section describes how to uninstall the communication setting file. The screens differ depending on the OS. If you uninstall the Communication Setting File on Windows XP or Windows 2000 Professional, be sure to uninstall using a user with Administrator authority. An error will occur if you log in as another type of user.
Page 367: About The Foma Pc Setup Software
About the FOMA PC Setup Software To connect the FOMA terminal to your PC and use packet transmission or 64K data communication, you must make a variety of communication settings. When you use the FOMA PC Setup software, you can easily make the following settings. Easy Settings By following the guide, you can set up a dial-up for FOMA data communication and automatically make W-TCP settings at the same time.
Page 368 About the FOMA PC Setup Software FOMA workflow from installing the FOMA PC Setup software to connecting to the Internet Check the system requirements for running the FOMA PC Setup software (nP.354). STEP1 Install the FOMA PC Setup software (nP.367) If the W-TCP Environment Setup software (hereinafter, previous “W-TCP Setup software”) and the FOMA Data Communication Setup software (hereinafter, previous “FOMA Data Communication Setup software”) that are included with the...
Page 369: Installing The Foma Pc Setup Software
Installing the FOMA PC Setup Software If you install the FOMA PC Setup software on Windows XP or Windows 2000 Professional, be sure to install using a user with Administrator authority. An error will occur if you log in as another type of user.
Page 370 Installing the FOMA PC Setup Software Check the installation directory, and then click “次へ” (Next). To change the installation directory, click “参照” (Browse), specify the installation directory you wish to use, and then click “次へ” (Next). Check the name of the program folder, and then click “次へ”...
Page 371: Setting Up Communication
Setting Up Communication If you make the selections and entries you are asked to make in this setup software, you can easily create a dial-up for the FOMA terminal. Check that the FOMA terminal and your PC are properly connected before starting setup (nP.355).
Page 372 Setting Up Communication Select “mopera接続” (mopera connection), and then click “次へ” (Next). If you use a provider other than mopera (nP.371). Click “OK”. Host (APN) settings will be obtained from the FOMA terminal connected to the PC. Please wait for a moment. Enter a connection name, and then click “次へ”...
Page 373 Setting Up Communication Check the setting information, and then click “完了” (Finish). The settings are displayed in a list. Check that your settings are correct. If the “デスクトップにダイヤルアップのショートカットを作成する” (Create dial-up shortcut on the desktop) option shows a E, a shortcut will automatically be created.
Page 374 Setting Up Communication Set the “接続先 (APN)” (host (APN)) The APN for connecting to mopera, “mopera.ne.jp”, is set under Number (cid1*) in advance. S Click “追加” (Add). The “接続先 (APN) の追加” (Add host (APN)) screen is displayed. T In “接続先 (APN)” (Host (APN)), properly enter the FOMA packet transmission supported host name (APN) for your provider, and then click “OK”.
Page 375 Setting Up Communication Check the setting information, and then click “完了” (Finish). The settings are displayed in a list. Check that your settings are correct. If the “デスクトップにダイヤルアップのショートカットを作成する” (Create dial-up shortcut on the desktop) option shows a E, a shortcut will automatically be created.
Page 376 “接続名” (Connection name) field. You cannot enter the following symbols (half-pitch characters). ¥/:＊?!<>|” Check that “FOMA SH900i” is set in “モデムの選択” (Select a modem). Click “次へ” (Next). If the host is mopera, you do not have to enter a user name or password.
Page 377 If you are connecting to a provider with a 64K synchronous ISDN access point, register the following options when you create a dial-up. Connection name: Custom Modem: FOMA SH900i Phone number: Enter accurately using the information supplied by your provider.
Page 378: Using The Communication You Set Up
Using the Communication You Set Up Check the setting information, and then click “完了” (Finish). The settings are displayed in a list. Check that your settings are correct. If the “デスクトップにダイヤルアップのショートカットを作成する” (Create dial-up shortcut on the desktop) option shows a E, a shortcut will automatically be created.
Page 379 Using the Communication You Set Up Note The desktop connection icon is displayed when the “デスクトップにダイヤルアップのショートカットを作成する” (Create dial-up shortcut on the desktop) option shows a E during communication settings. If a check was not entered, perform the operations below. (Windows XP) Click the “スタート”...
Page 380: Uninstalling The Foma Pc Setup Software
“アプリケーションの追加と削除” (Add/Remove Programs) icon. The “アプリケーションの追加と削除” (Add/Remove Programs) screen is displayed. Select “FOMA PC 設定ソフト” (FOMA PC Setup software), and click “変更と削除” (Change or Remove). Select “FOMA PC設定ソフト” (NTT DoCoMo Click here FOMA PC Setup Software) On Windows Me and 98...
Page 381 Uninstalling the FOMA PC Setup Software Check the name of the program to delete, and then click “はい” (Yes). Uninstallation of the FOMA PC Setup software begins. Click “OK”. Uninstallation of the FOMA PC Setup software finishes. Disabling W-TCP optimization If W-TCP is being optimized, the screen on the right is displayed.
Page 382: Setting Up W-Tcp
Setting Up W-TCP What W-TCP Does The W-TCP Setup software is a “TCP parameter setup tool” for optimizing TCP/IP transmission performance when you use packet transmission on the FOMA network. You must make communication settings in this software to maximize FOMA terminal communication performance. Setting and Disabling Optimization On Windows XP On Windows XP, you can set optimization for each dial-up.
Page 383 Setting Up W-TCP On Windows 2000 Professional, Me, and 98 Perform steps 1 to 2 on P.380. Perform the following steps. If the system settings are not being optimized The screen on the right is displayed. Click “最適化を行う” (Optimize), quit all currently running programs, and then restart to enable the optimization setting.
Page 384 Setting Up W-TCP Writing Host (APN) information onto the FOMA terminal When you click “FOMA端末へ設定を書き込む” (Write settings onto FOMA terminal) in the “接続先 (APN) 設定” (Host (APN) Setting) screen, you can write the displayed host (APN) settings onto the FOMA terminal. Dial-up creation function Select the added or edited host (APN) in the “接続先...
Page 385: Setting Up Packet Transmission
Setting Up Packet Transmission This section describes how to set up packet transmission without using the FOMA PC Setup software. To make the settings, you must have communication software for entering AT commands. Here, we will use “Hyper Terminal”, which is included as standard with Windows, for purposes of explanation.
Page 386 “名前” (Name) field, and then click “OK”. The advanced settings screen for phone numbers is displayed. Select “FOMA SH900i” from “接続方法” (Connection method), and then enter a temporary number that does not actually exist (such as “0”) in “電話番号”...
Page 387 Setting Up Packet Transmission To check the host (APN) setting using AT commands AT+CGDCONT?o For details (nP.414) If nothing is displayed on the screen when you enter the AT commands ATE1o For details (nP.416) Setting Send/Not Send Caller ID Your phone number is important personal information. Be very careful when sending this number.
Page 388 Setting Up Packet Transmission About Send/Not send setting on a dial-up network You can add “186” (Send) and “184” (Not send) to the host number in the dial-up network settings as well. ＊If you set “186” (Send) and “184” (Not send) in both the DGPIR command setting and the dial-up network setting, the results are as shown below.
Page 389: Setting Up The Dial-Up Network
Packet Transmission Setting Up the Dial-up Network Set the host and TCP/IP protocol. For information about these settings, please contact your Internet service provider or your network administrator. About Hosts For packet transmission, the host (APN) setting is made in advance. If you register numbers (cid) 1 to 10 for the host (APN) in advance, you can then use packet transmission by specifying those control numbers.

Page 390 Select “ダイヤルアップモデムを使用して接続する” (I connect through a phone line and a modem), and then click “次へ” (Next). The screen to select the device is displayed. Select “Modem - FOMA SH900i (COMx)”, and then click “次へ” (Next). There will be a certain number for “x”.
Page 391 Check all of the settings in the “全般” (General) tab. If more than two modems are connected to your PC, check that “FOMA SH900i” shows a E in the “接続方法” (Connect using) field. If it is H, change it to E. Check that “ダイヤル情報を使う” (Use dialing rules) shows a H.
Page 392 うモデムを選択する” (Select modem to use to connect to the Internet), and then click “次へ” (Next). Internet account connection information screen is displayed. If “FOMA SH900i” is not set, set “FOMA SH900i”. If no modems other than the “FOMA SH900i” are installed, this screen is not displayed.
Page 393 Setting Up the Dial-up Network Enter the host number in “電話番号” (Telephone number), and then click “詳細設定” (Advanced). The Advanced Connection Properties connection screen is displayed. Check that “市外局番とダイヤル情報を使う” (Use area code and dial-up information) shows a H. If it is a E, change it to H.
Page 394 Check all of the settings in the “全般” (General) tab. If more than two modems are connected to your PC, check that “FOMA SH900i” shows a E in the “接続の方法” (Connect using) field. If it is H, change it to E. Check that “ダイヤル情報を使う” (Use dialing rules) shows a H.
Page 395 “次へ” (Next). A screen for specifying the host phone number is displayed. Check that “FOMA SH900i” is specified in “モデムの選択” (Modem selection). If it is not set, set it to “FOMA SH900i”. Enter a host number, and then click “次へ”...
Page 396 を使う” (Use area code and dial-up properties) option shows a H. If it shows a E, change it to H. Check that “FOMA SH900i” is set in the “接続方法” (Connect using) field. If it is not set, set it to “FOMA SH900i”.
Page 397 “次へ” (Next). A screen for specifying the host phone number is displayed. Check that “FOMA SH900i” is specified in “モデムの選択” (Modem selection). If it is not set, set it to “FOMA SH900i”. Enter a host number, and then click “次へ”...
Page 398 を使う” (Use area code and dial-up properties) option shows a H. If it shows a E, change it to H. Check that “FOMA SH900i” is set in “接続の方法” (Connect using). If it is not set, set it to “FOMA SH900i”.
Page 399: Connecting To The Dial-Up Network
Connecting to the Dial-up Network Example: Connecting a dial-up with Windows Me Connect the FOMA terminal to your PC. Click the “スタート” (Start) menu, and then select “プログラム” (Programs)→“アクセサリ” (Accessories)→“通信” (Communications)→“ダイヤルアップネットワーク” (Dial-up Networks). The Dial-up Networks screen is displayed. Double-click the host icon. The “接続”...
Page 400: Setting Up And Connecting Using 64K Data Communication
(including SMS messages), text memos, melodies, images, i-motions, downloaded images/ i-motion, and bookmark data to and from a PC. The FOMA SH900i is also equipped with an Ir exchange function. You can use Ir exchange to send and receive phonebook and received message data, etc., from your FOMA terminal to other FOMA terminals and PCs.
Page 401 Sending and Receiving Data (OBEX) Note Check to make sure your FOMA terminal is properly connected to the PC. If not connected properly, you may not be able to send or receive data or you may lose data. Fully change the FOMA terminal and check whether there is enough battery power remaining.
Page 402 Sending and Receiving Data (OBEX) Devices required for data communication (OBEX) To perform data communication, it is necessary to download OBEX-compliant data transfer software from the Internet (nP.404), and install it into your PC. Refer to the software user’s manual for information on operating environment and installation methods. In addition, it is necessary to install the SH900i Communications setting file (nP.356 to P.361) in advance.
Page 403 Sending and Receiving Data (OBEX) Forwarding All Data (Write All/Read All) You can send and receive all data between a PC and your FOMA terminal. “Write all” and “Read all” operations require data transfer software and your FOMA terminal authentication password. Data transfer operating methods will differ depending on the software used.
Page 404 LMEMO9...
Page 405: Appendix
Appendix...
Page 406: Data Link Software
Data Link Software You can use the “SH Series Data Link software” to transfer data between a FOMA terminal and a connected PC. You can also transfer data between a miniSD memory card and PC. You can download the Data Link software from “http://k-tai.sharp.co.jp/soft/soft.html”. To download the software, you will need a PC with an Internet connection.
Page 407: Use With External Devices
Use with External Devices Cable A “FOMA USB connection cable” (for the SH900i) is required to use the Data Link software. Using the Data Link software Copyright The Data Link software is distributed as freeware, but the copyright belongs to Sharp Corporation.
Page 408: List Of Error Messages
List of Error Messages Error messages regarding basic functions and network services are listed in the <Basic> manual. Refer to it along with this list. i-mode The numbers encased in brackets ( ) appearing in i-mode error messages are sent from the i-mode center as a code to distinguish between error messages.
Page 409 List of Error Messages Display Description Page “Unable to use. Connected to external device. Unable to perform i-mode P.355 Connected to operations other than ending i-mode. external device” “Your terminal ID A message occasionally displayed while browsing sites or P.35 Internet webpages.
Page 410 List of Error Messages Display Description Page “Connection Site or Internet webpage connection failed for an unspecified P.39 failed. (403)” reason. Try connecting again. “An attached file A file prohibited for i-mode mail attachment or being sent from P.138 will be deleted” the FOMA terminal is attached to the i-mode mail to be forwarded.
Page 411 List of Error Messages Display Description Page “This software The i-αppli data contains an error, and the software cannot be — contains an error. downloaded or updated. Unable to download.” “This software is An attempt was made to download i-αppli not supported by the —...
Page 412 List of Error Messages Display Description Page “Too many unsent The number of protected sent messages and unsent messages P.20 messages” exceeds 100. New mail cannot be composed. Disable protected P.129 sent messages or send or delete unsent messages, and then P.187 compose the message again.
Page 413 List of Error Messages Multimedia Display Description Page “Unable to delete Displayed when folders exist in folders such as xxxSHARP/ — some data” xxxSH_UF/PRLxxx. Displayed when a miniSD memory card for SH505i/SH505iS is — used. Delete the applicable folder with a PC or other device, or format P.345 a miniSD memory card.
Page 414: At Commands
AT Commands AT commands are commands used to set FOMA terminal functions from a PC. When AT commands are entered from a PC, the FOMA terminal performs the corresponding operations. AT Command Input Format AT commands must always start with “AT”. They must be entered in half-pitch alphanumeric characters.
Page 415: At Command List
AT Command List [M] : AT command that can be used with the FOMA SH900i Modem Port. Receiving function (There is no packet transmission or 64K data communication.) AT Command Overview Parameter/Description Execution Example AT%V Displays the FOMA Displays the FOMA terminal version in a AT%Vo terminal version.
Page 416 AT Command List AT Command Overview Parameter/Description Execution Example Switches the FOMA terminal mode from online data mode to online command mode. ― ― The escape guard interval is fixed at “1 second”. AT+CEER Displays the reason the Refer to “Reasons for Disconnection”. AT+CEERo directly preceding (nP.419)
Page 417 SHARP ― half-pitch alphanumeric characters. AT+GMM Displays the short AT+GMMo FOMA terminal product FOMA SH900i name (FOMA SH900i) ― in alphanumeric characters. AT+GMR Displays the FOMA Displays the FOMA terminal version in a AT+GMRo terminal version. format such as “VerX.XX”.
Page 418 ATI<n> Displays the check n=0: NTT DoCoMo ATI0o code. n=1: Display the short product name NTT DoCoMo (FOMA SH900i) n=2: Display the product version in a format such as “VerX.XX” Return to online data ATOo mode from online CONNECT ―...
Page 419 AT Command List AT Command Overview Parameter/Description Execution Example ATX<n> Sets whether to include Busy tone detection: ATX1o the speed in the Sends BUSY response when number CONNECT display at dialed is busy. connection. Also Dial tone detection: detects busy tone or Determines whether FOMA terminal dial tone is connected.
Page 420 AT Command List AT Command Overview Parameter/Description Execution Example ATS8=<n> Sets the pause time This command sets a register but does ATS8=3o (seconds) until comma not affect the pause time (3 seconds). dialing. n=0: Do not pause n=1: 1 to 255 (default: n=3) ATS10=<n>...
Page 421 AT Command List Reasons for Disconnection Packet transmission Value Reason Host (APN) did not exist or was incorrect. Disconnected by network. No packet transmission subscription. Disconnected normally. 64K data communication Value Reason Specified number does not exist. Disconnected normally. Line is busy. Number was dialed, but no response was received within specified time.
Page 422 AT Command List Operation When Parameter is Omitted AT+CGDCONT= Clears all the <cid> settings. Resets the “<cid>=1” setting to its default value. AT+CGDCONT=<cid> Clears the specified <cid> setting. Resets the “<cid>=1” setting to its default value. AT+CGDCONT=? Displays a list of the values that can be set. AT+CGDCONT? Displays the current settings.
Page 423 AT Command List Operation When Parameter is Omitted AT+CGEQMIN= Clears all the <cid> settings. AT+CGEQMIN=<cid> Returns the specified <cid> setting to the default setting. AT+CGEQMIN=? Displays a list of the values that can be set. AT+CGEQMIN? Displays the currently set values. Command name: +CGEQREQ= [parameter] Overview Sets the QoS (quality of service) request made to the network when establishing PPP...
Page 424 AT Command List Numerical Display Text Display Meaning BUSY Detecting busy tone. NO ANSWER Connection completed Timeout RESTRICTION Network is restricted. DELAYED Redial is restricted. Extended result codes Numerical Display Text Display Meaning CONNECT 1200 Connected FOMA terminal and PC at 1200bps. CONNECT 2400 Connected FOMA terminal and PC at 2400bps.
Page 425: Main Specifications (Multimedia)
Main Specifications (Multimedia) When ATX1 and AT¥V1 are set* When the connection is completed, displayed in the syntax below. CONNECT <speed between FOMA terminal and PC> PACKET <host (APN)>/<maximum speed in uplink direction (FOMA terminal→mobile network base station)>/<maximum speed in downlink direction (FOMA terminal←mobile network base station)> Text display example: ATD＊99＊＊＊1# CONNECT 460800 PACKET mopera.ne.jp /64/384...
Page 426: Index
Index Save camera set ..242 Communication setting Alphanumeric Scene-by-scene file ....354 characters shooting ... 236 Install .
Page 427 Index Bookmarks ..45 Rotate images ..262 Start camera..77 Display URLs ..39 Terminate .
Page 428 Index iMenu ....28 Receive ... 139 Ir (infrared) remote i-mode host ..62 Receive attached files .
Page 429 Index Receive/Reject i-mode Multiaccess... . 19 Screen memos ..50 mail ....159 Delete.
Page 430 Index Protect ... . 298 Repeat playback ..285 Uninstall Video player ..283 Set as stand-by display . 287 Communication Capture still pictures .
Page 431 Please Follow Proper Etiquette When using your FOMA terminal, please be considerate of those around you. Turn off Your FOMA in the Following Places ■ When in an area where use is prohibited There are places where the use of mobile phones is prohibited. Be sure to turn off your FOMA terminal in the following places.
Page 432 This manual is printed with soy based ink. This manual is made of 100% recycled paper. To protect the environment, return used battery packs to NTT ’04.3 (1st Edition) DoCoMo, any NTT DoCoMo retailer, or a recycling agency. TINSEA006AFZZ Li-ion 04C 5.0 DS TU432q...

NTT docomo FOMA SH900i Manual

What Is I-Mode

Site Access (Programs) Displaying Sites <Display Sites

Using I-Appli What Is I-Αppli? <I-Αppli

Chara-Den

I-Motion

Using Message Services

Using the Mail Services

About I-Mode Mail

Composing and Sending Short Messages (SMS)

Mailbox

Setting Mail Functions

Using the Camera

Image Viewer

Video Player

Melody Player Playing Melodies <Melodies

Document Viewer

Using Ir (Infrared) Exchange

Minisd Memory Card

Before Using Data Communication

Installing the Communication Setting File

Using the FOMA PC Setup Software

Setting up Without Using the FOMA PC Setup Software

Appendix

Quick Links

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