Remote Reset, Etc; Other Security Settings - Docomo SH-05A Instruction Manual

Data saved/registered/set in a FOMA card or microSD Card is not
deleted.
The user data cannot be deleted while other functions are being
activated.
While deleting the user data, the display may become garbled. Do not
close the FOMA terminal.
While Delete user data is being performed, the i-Channel ticker does
not appear. The i-Channel ticker appears automatically when the latest
information is received or the channel list is shown.
Using SH-MODE
※ The SH-MODE is only available in Japanese.
Default data can be downloaded from the [SH-MODE] site in iMenu.
Select [iMenu]/[メニューリスト]/[ケータイ電話メー
カー]/[SH-MODE].
Packet transmission charges apply when
downloading.
Deleting secret data collectively
Delete secret phonebooks and schedule collectively.
1
In the Custom menu, select
[Delete all data]/[Del secret data].
2
Enter the terminal security code/t/[Yes].
QR code to
connect to
the site
<Del secret data>
[Settings]/[Security]/
Remote reset
Using Remote reset
Initialize various data (FOMA terminal handset/microSD Card/
memory in the FOMA card (UIM)) in the specified FOMA terminal
by manager's request with the subscription of this function
(Business mopera anshin manager).
Refer to the DOCOMO website for corporations for further
information.
docomo Business Online
PC: http://www.docomo.biz
※ You may not be able to access some site services due to system
maintenance, etc.
Remote reset is a service that requires subscription.

Other security settings

Use the following settings and functions to secure your FOMA
terminal.
Function/
Service name
IC card lock To prevent unauthorized use of IC card
functions
Nuisance Call Blocking To reject "nuisance calls" such as prank
Service calls, unsolicited sales calls, etc.
Caller ID Request To reject callers with no ID
Service
FirstPass To send data securely by using a digital
authentication service
※ The sites must be FirstPass
compatible sites.
Software update To update software of the FOMA
terminal if necessary
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