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  • Page 2: Preface

    Preface Safety Precautions Thank you for purchasing the IS01. Be sure to read the Safety Precautions "安全上のご注意" in the Before using your IS01, be sure to read the IS01 Basic Manual full Instruction Manual (Japanese) to ensure proper usage of (this PDF manual) to ensure correct usage.
  • Page 3 Cell Phone Etiquette Checking the Contents of the Box Cell phones always emit weak radio waves when power is on. Use cell phones in an enjoyable and safe manner without forgetting to be considerate of others around you. Battery pack Warranty (Japanese) Use of cell phones is not allowed in some places.
  • Page 4 Illustrations and Descriptions in This Manual In this manual, keys are identified as shown below. Steps using u/d/l/r to move the cursor to a menu item/icon/key on the screen and then pressing * are described as "Select (Menu item) ". Steps using the trackball to move the cursor to a menu item/icon/key on the screen and then pressing the trackball are also described as "Select (Menu item) ".

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Contents Preface ...........ii Getting Ready Learning the Basics Safety Precautions .........ii Before Using IS0 ........ii Names and Functions of Parts .... Viewing the Desktop ...... Charging the Battery Pack .....  Using Main Menu ......... 0 Introduction Turning the Power On/Off ......  Using the Desktop .......
  • Page 6 Address Book/Profile Internet Contents Manager/microSD Memory Card Saving an Address Book Entry ....  Viewing Sites with Browser .... Using Contents Manager .....  Dialing from the Address Book ....  Using Bookmarks/History .... Using microSD Memory Card .... Saving a Phone Number from Using Quick Search Box ......

  • Page 7: Names And Functions Of Parts

    Names and Functions of Parts TV antenna TV antenna The display portion of the main body contains a built-in TV antenna for TV signal reception. Internal antennas The Bluetooth antenna and the wireless LAN ® antenna are built in the left part of the display portion.
  • Page 8 Display (Touch panel) Charging/Incoming indicator microUSB connection jack/cover Speaker Lights in red while charging. Use it to charge or connect the IS01 Emits ring tones, voice of other party Blinks according to the settings to a PC. during a call, music, etc. when receiving a call or mail # Home key message.

  • Page 9: Charging The Battery Pack

    Charging the Battery Pack The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of purchase. Charge the battery pack when (remaining battery level approx. 0 %) appears. Charging time takes approximately 0 minutes. Charging with the Common AC Adapter 01/02 (sold separately) Connect the common AC adapter Open the microUSB connection Connect the microUSB- pin...

  • Page 10: Turning The Power On/Off

    Turning the Power On/Off Initial Setup Turning the Power On Adjusting the Touch Panel When you turn on the IS0 for the first time, the touch panel Hold down adjustment screen appears to make the proper touch panel operation available. f for •...

  • Page 11: Setting Up Your Google Account

    Switching the Display Language to English You can switch the display language for function names and other items to English. Setting Up Your Google Account On the desktop, select The Google account setup screen appears when you start Select 設定 (Settings). Market, Google Talk, or Gmail from the Main menu for the first time, or when you set Data synchronization ( P.) for the first Select 地域／言語＆文字入力...

  • Page 12: Using Is0 In Different Positions

    Using IS01 in Different Positions The IS01 can be used in three positions: Desktop Position, Open Position, and Closed Position. Desktop Position Open Position Closed Position Open the display portion until it From the Desktop Position, tilt Close the display portion. clicks.

  • Page 13: Removing The Battery Pack

    Removing the Battery Pack Remove the battery pack Remove the battery pack by cover by holding ① and pulling up on the PULL tab in sliding in the direction of the the direction of the arrow. arrow. PULL tab Battery pack NOTE When removing the battery pack, turn off the IS0.

  • Page 14: Attaching The Battery Pack

    Attaching the Battery Pack With the PULL tab facing Properly fit the six tabs of Attach the battery pack cover up, align the contacts on the the battery pack into the by sliding it in the direction of battery pack with those of grooves on the IS0.

  • Page 15: Inserting Microsd Memory Card

    Inserting microSD Memory Card Turn off the IS0 and Confirm the direction of the microSD Attach the battery pack, remove the battery pack memory card and slowly insert it and attach the battery pack cover and battery pack. into the slot until it clicks. cover by sliding it in the direction of the arrow until it microSD memory card...

  • Page 16: Removing Microsd Memory Card

    Removing microSD Memory Card Unmount (disable reading/writing) microSD memory card before removing it. ( P.66) Turn off the IS0 and remove Slowly push the microSD Slowly remove the microSD the battery pack cover and memory card toward the slot memory card. battery pack.

  • Page 17: Security Code And Pin Code

    Security Code and PIN Code Security Code and Passwords PIN Code You can use a security code and other passwords If the PIN code is incorrectly entered three times described below. Take care not to forget your security consecutively, the PIN code will lock. Use the PUK code code and passwords, because they are required for to unlock the PIN code.

  • Page 18: Removing/Inserting Au Ic-Card

    Removing/Inserting au IC-Card Turn off the power and remove the battery pack before removing or inserting the au IC-Card. Removing au IC-Card Inserting au IC-Card Pull out the tab of the tray and remove the au Pull out the tab of IC-Card.

  • Page 19: Viewing The Desktop

    Viewing the Desktop You can view the status or current settings of the IS01 on the desktop. ① ⑤ ⑥ ② ③ * The screenshot on the left is ⑦ used to explain each function and differs from the default ④...
  • Page 20 Indicators displayed on the Notification area Indicators displayed on the Status area Display information on the Indicator Description Indicator Category notification panel Time Missed Arrival time, caller's name/ Alarm set/ Snooze set call phone number Battery level (While charging) Answering Recorded time, caller's name/ ) Full/ memo...
  • Page 21 Icons displayed in the Quick menu Indicator Description You can register up to four icons for frequently used Character entry mode applications to the Quick menu. • Indicators in parentheses are displayed Mail, Browser, Schedule, and Contents Manager icons when entering characters on the application in the vertical screen.
  • Page 22 Registered application list Using Main Menu Icon Application Description au one Market Use au one Market. You can access various functions from the Main menu. Documents To Go Display/create Microsoft Office document or PDF. On the desktop, select Gmail Use Gmail. The Main menu is displayed.
  • Page 23 Icon Application Description Icon Application Description One-Seg Watch TV (1Seg). Calculator Use Calculator. Dialer Make a call. Mail Use PC-mail and C-mail. Address Book Manage phone numbers or mail Browser Browse web pages on the addresses. Internet. Built-in dictionary Use the built-in dictionary to Schedule Save and manage schedules or search the meaning of a word.

  • Page 24: Using The Desktop

    Enabling to add or delete desktop screens/fixing Using the Desktop only one desktop screen You can set whether to enable switching desktop screens. You can switch the desktop by sliding or flicking it When Fixed One Only is selected, switching desktop to the right and left.

  • Page 25: Using Widgets/Shortcuts

    Removing widgets/shortcuts Using Widgets/ ① Long-touch the widget/shortcut to remove on the Shortcuts desktop. When removing a widget, Remove Widget is displayed on the bottom of the screen. When removing a shortcut, Remove Shortcut is displayed on the bottom of the A widget is an application (program) available by screen.

  • Page 26: Basic Operations

    Drag Drop Basic Operations While your finger is gently After dragging an item, touching an item, trace it to release your finger. the desired position. Operating the Touch Panel The IS01 is equipped with a touch panel. You can operate the IS01 by directly touching the screen (touch panel operations may not be available for some functions).

  • Page 27: Moving The Cursor

    Operating the Trackball Operating the Soft Keys Roll the trackball up, down, right, left, or diagonally to In the soft key area on the right side of each move the cursor. application screen, operation keys available on the Press the trackball to select or execute the item on the screen appear.

  • Page 28: Returning To The Previous Screen

    Displaying the Context Menu Exiting an Application Context menu is displayed when long-touching the To exit an application, press f. Alternatively, hold screen. When long-touching the screen or item where down # to display the running applications list the Context menu is available, the available operation screen and then tap When pressing # while two or more applications menu is displayed.

  • Page 29: Character Input

    Guidance: Press a or s to display the Character Input operation guidance available in the combination of the pressed key. SHIFT/ALT status: Press s or a to set to Enter characters with the keyboard. the selected status. Press s or a again in the selected status to change to the locked status.

  • Page 30: Switching Character Entry Modes

    Switching Character Entry Modes Entering Pictograms, Decoration Emoji, Face Marks, and Symbols You can switch the entry mode between the half-width Western alphabet mode and the hiragana/kanji mode After you display the pictogram list, Decoration Emoji each time you press n. list, face mark list, or symbol list, enter them on the Switch between the full-width Western alphabet mode character entry screen.

  • Page 31: Making A Call

    Enter a phone number. Making a Call Select Call. The call is made. You can make a call using the speaker on the IS01, or using earphones, Flat-type earphone microphone, To end the call, select Disconnect or press and Bluetoothv headset (sold separately). From the Main menu, select Dialer.

  • Page 32: Answering A Call

    NOTE Answering a Call ● To disable the ring tone or vibrator before answering the call, select Silent on the Incoming call screen. A call arrives. The ring tone and vibrator turn off, but the call will not disconnect. When Answer is selected, the call is connected.

  • Page 33: Returning A Call

    : Unknown incoming indicator (one-ring call, etc.) Returning a Call : Missed call indicator : Rejected call indicator (Outgoing History/ ④ : Phone indicator ⑤ Incoming or outgoing date and time Incoming History) ⑥ Image saved in the Address Book ⑦...

  • Page 34: Turning On Manner Mode

    NOTE Turning On Manner Mode ● When holding down a + 7 while the desktop is displayed, the previously used manner mode is set. You can set the ring tone to off by turning on manner When holding down a + 7 again, manner mode mode so as not to disturb others around you.

  • Page 35: Turning On The Answering Memo

    NOTE Turning On the ● The IS01 can record a maximum of ten messages of up to approximately 60 seconds. Answering Memo ● When ten messages have already been recorded, appears. The messages already played and not protected are deleted in the order from the oldest When you cannot answer calls, this function message.

  • Page 36: Playing A Message In Answering

    Move the cursor to the message you want Playing a Message Select Play. to play in Answering Memo The message is played. NOTE ● When you tap on the Notification area, the From the Main menu, select Settings notification panel is displayed. Select the message you Select Call Settings Select Call/Ans want to play in the list, the Answering memo list screen...

  • Page 37: Saving An Address Book Entry

    Select Add. Saving an Address Book Entry From the Main menu, select Address Book. When moving the cursor to the tab containing the desired entry and then moving the cursor to the list 《Address book edit screen》 area, the detailed information is displayed in the detail area.

  • Page 38: Dialing From The Address Book

    NOTE Dialing from the ● If the phone number is for a fixed-line phone, enter the Address Book phone number starting with the area code. ● To switch the screen to the Address book list screen sorted by group, tap Group. To return to Japanese You can use address book entries to make a call or syllabary order, tap Reading on the Address book list screen sorted by group.

  • Page 39: Saving A Phone Number From

    Saving a Phone Number Saving a Mail Address/ from a Received Call Phone Number from a Received Mail You can save a phone number from the incoming history to the Address Book. You can save a mail address/phone number from a From the Main menu, select Dialer received mail to the Address Book.

  • Page 40: Checking Your Phone Number

    Checking Your Phone Number From the Main menu, select Settings Select Profile. Your phone number etc. can be checked. 《Profile screen》...

  • Page 41: Sending Or Receiving Mail Messages

    ⑥ Number of unsent mail messages: Displays the Sending or Receiving number of unsent mail messages (failed to be sent only). Mail Messages ⑦ Create PC-mail: Creates PC-mail messages. ⑧ Template box: Displays the Template box screen to quote and manage saved templates. On the Mail main screen, you can use C-mail that ⑨...
  • Page 42 Using mail services other than au one mail and Using PC-mail Gmail Register a user name, password, POP3 and SMTP You can send and receive mail messages settings of the server. For setting details, contact the mail compatible with POP3 and SMTP. account provider.

  • Page 43: Sending Pc-Mail Messages

    Sending PC-mail Receiving PC-mail Messages Messages On the Mail main screen, select Create PC-mail. Receiving Messages Manually The PC-mail creation screen is displayed. On the Mail main screen, select Check new Select Enter Destination Select Direct mail. entry Select OK. Enter a mail address When selecting Use phonebook, Insert send/receive NOTE...

  • Page 44: Viewing Mail Messages In Inbox

    Receiving Messages Automatically Viewing Mail Messages If Auto-receive is set to on, PC-mail messages are in Inbox/Outbox received regularly. To receive messages definitely, use Check new mail. A PC-mail message is received. On the Mail main screen, select Inbox or When a PC-mail message is received, the incoming Outbox.

  • Page 45: Sending C-Mail Messages

    ③ Number of unread mail messages: Displays the Sending C-mail number of unread mail messages. ④ Mail list: Displays mail messages saved in the Messages selected folder as a list. / : Read/Unread PC-mail message / : Read/Unread C-mail message C-mail is a service that uses phone numbers as / : Read/Unread partial mail message addresses to exchange messages between au cell...

  • Page 46: Receiving C-Mail Messages

    Receiving C-mail Rejecting Spam C-mail Messages Messages You can reject C-mail messages sent from specified A C-mail message is received. phone numbers. Up to ten phone numbers can be When a C-mail message is received, the incoming specified. notification ticker appears. The notification indicator for On the Mail main screen, select Settings C-mail appears on the Notification area.

  • Page 47: Viewing Sites With Browser

    ③ Suggestion list: Displays a list of URLs saved Viewing Sites with in Bookmarks and History, or web suggestions including the entered keyword for Google search. Browser : Web pages saved in Bookmarks : Web pages saved in History : Web suggestion for Google search You can browse web pages on the IS01, using ④...

  • Page 48: Using Bookmarks/History

    Browser operation Using Bookmarks/History You can browse web pages by the following touch panel operations. Tap: Selects or activates a link or key. • Bookmarking a Web Page • Slide/Flick: Scrolls a page. Pinch out/Pinch in: Zooms in/out on a page. •...

  • Page 49: Using Quick Search Box

    ① Bookmarks tab: Displays a list of registered Using Quick Search Box Bookmarks. ② Most visited tab: Displays a list of saved histories in descending order by the number of times accessed. You can search for information within the IS01 or on •...

  • Page 50: Using Google Service

    NOTE Using Google Service ● If a confirmation screen for Share with Google is displayed, select Agree or Disagree Select Back. ● Google online services are available by using the If you press m on the keyboard while using an application, the application-dependent search screen application preinstalled on the IS01.
  • Page 51 ① ⑥ Google search: Gmail: Enter a keyword on the Quick search box to search Use Gmail service. You can view or send Gmail information within the IS01 or on the Internet. messages from your IS01. Voice entry of keywords is available by selecting NOTE Voice Search from the Main menu.

  • Page 52: Using Au One Market

    NOTE Using au one Market ● Make sure that applications you install are secure, and then install them at your own risk. Infection with a virus You can download and install applications from au or data corruption may occur. ● one Market.

  • Page 53: Using Twit Sh

    ① Tweet key: Displays the tweet entry screen. Using twit SH ② Update key: Updates tweets. ③ Home key: Displays the tweets list. ④ Mentions key: Displays tweets posted to you. You can post "tweets" from twit SH. ⑤ Direct Messages key: Displays the received direct To use Twitter, user registration is required.

  • Page 54: Using Mixi For Sh

    ① mixi key: Opens the browser and displays mixi Using mixi for SH homepage. ② Service list key: Checks my mixi voice, latest my mixi diary, your comment history, latest community You can post messages to mixi and check for comments, latest my mixi albums, and latest my mixi updated information.

  • Page 55: Posting An Entry To A Blog

    Move the cursor to the Posting destination Posting an Entry to a service e-mail address field Enter a mail Blog Select REGIST. address Posting a Blog You can send photos with messages to a blog using PC-mail or Gmail by selecting Post Blog from On the posting destination selection screen, Contents Manager (→P.63).

  • Page 56: Taking A Photo

    IS01 Position for Taking a Photo Taking a Photo Turn the display of your IS01 to the Open Position and hold it firmly with your hands to take a photo. You can take photos (still images) with the camera. Do not cover the lens or picture light with your finger.

  • Page 57: Camera Screen

    Camera Screen Major keyboard operations available on the photo monitor screen ③ ① u/d or sliding the screen up/down: Adjusts the brightness. ④ ② l/r or sliding the screen left/right: Zooms in/out. ⑤ Tap on the screen: Moves the AF frame to the tapped position, and locks the focusing.
  • Page 58 ⑨ （OFF） ⑳ Picture size: (ON) Auto-save: � (QVGA) (VGA) (FWVGA) (Phone) (microSD) Save location: � (Standby screen (WallPaper)) (1.2M) Camera mode auto-switch: (FullHD) (2M) (3M) (5M) Switches the camera mode automatically when a ⑩ Focus Settings: business card or barcode is detected. (Face AF) (Center AF) (Photo AF)

  • Page 59: Viewing Photos

    Viewing Photos Recording Movies Photos taken can be displayed in a list using the You can record movies with your IS01. Photo viewer. You can upload photos to a blog or From the Main menu, select Video Camera. mixi, attach to mail messages, or edit photos. On the photo monitor screen, select Photo Select a folder.

  • Page 60: Initial Setup Of Tv (Seg)

    Cautions for using Seg Initial Setup of TV The IS01 may be warm while watching 1Seg. Be careful • (Seg) of skin contact for a long time which may result in a low temperature burn. • Be careful not to watch 1Seg for a long time at a loud To watch TV (1Seg), you need to configure initial volume.
  • Page 61 Watching TV (Seg) ③ ① ④ ⑤ From the Main menu, select One-Seg ② ⑥ Select DigitalTV. ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩⑪ 《1Seg screen (with data broadcast)》 ① ① Video image ② Subtitle ② ③ Information: Displays the channel, the broadcast station name, and the program name.
  • Page 62 Major keyboard operations available on the Seg Recording TV Programs screen u/d: Adjusts volume or when watching data You can record the programs on TV (1Seg) broadcast, moves the cursor on the data broadcast screen. broadcast (video images, sounds, subtitles, and l/r: Switches the channel.

  • Page 63: Playing Back Recorded Programs

    NOTE Playing Back ● Recording may fail when the signal reception is not Recorded Programs adequate. ● Recording may be terminated while in progress if the recorded program is charged or has copy restrictions, or if the broadcast area has been changed. From the Main menu, select One-Seg ●...
  • Page 64 Major keyboard operations available on the TV player screen u/d: Adjusts volume or when watching data broadcast, moves the cursor on the data broadcast screen. r: Fast forwards (during playback)/frame-by-frame advances (during pause) the video. l: Reverses (during playback)/frame-by-frame reverses (during pause) the video.

  • Page 65: Memory Card

    ③ Content display area: Displays the data list. You can Using Contents switch between the grid view and list view. ④ Player/Copyright: Displays information such as Manager playback application or copyright protection. ⑤ Delete search text: Deletes the entered search text. You can categorize and list, play, display, check, Playing/Displaying Data and manage data on the IS01 and a microSD...
  • Page 66 Using/Managing Data NOTE ● Up to 10,000 search results can be displayed. You can send, upload, edit, or delete data on Contents ● Depending on the selected category or data type, Manager. operational items differ. For example, copy data from the IS01 to a microSD ●...

  • Page 67: Using Microsd Memory Card

    The following microSD memory cards have been Using microSD Memory confirmed for operation based on the criteria by au. For operation confirmation results of other microSD Card memory cards, contact each microSD memory card manufacturer. <microSD Memory Card> You can save data such as photos, movies, and address book entries to a microSD memory card Manufacturer 64 MB 128 MB 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 GB...

  • Page 68: Initializing Microsd Memory Card

    Initializing microSD Memory Card Initialize a microSD memory card while charging or with the battery fully charged. From the Main menu, select Settings Select System Select MicroSD & Device capacity Select Unmount microSD. Select Initialize microSD Select Yes Select OK Enter Lock No.

  • Page 69: Displaying The Setting Menu

    Call Settings Makes settings regarding calls, such Displaying the Setting as Call time/charge, Send caller ID, Voicemail, and Call forwarding. Menu Changes the settings of items such Sound/ vibration/lamp as melodies for Incoming voice call, Receive mail, Operation sound, Vibrator, You can set ring tones, wallpaper, or other items, Lamp setting, Earphone setting, and and use management menus of the IS01 from the...
  • Page 70 NOTE Locale & text Sets the display language and text entry method. ● Reset all deletes all data on the IS01. It is recommended Search Makes settings regarding search to back up the data before you perform Reset all. function such as conditions for searching ●...

  • Page 71: Changing The Incoming Ring Tone

    Changing the Incoming Ring Tone You can select the ring tone for incoming calls. On the Settings screen, select Sound/ vibration/lamp Select Incoming voice call. Select Melody. Contents Manager is activated. To select a melody preset by default, select Save to Select Preset.

  • Page 72: Remote Lock

    Remote Lock In case of the loss of your IS0, you can activate the Close lock and Address Book restriction remotely by calling your IS0 a set number of times from a registered phone number, in order to prevent others from using your IS0. On the Settings screen, select Register a phone number to Set the conditions (period and...

  • Page 73: Security Lock Service

    Security Lock Service Even if the Remote lock is not set in advance, the Remote lock can be activated by calling au Customer Service Center or completing the application process on au Customer Support from a PC. NOTE Calling au Customer Service Center for Activating/Canceling the Remote lock The Remote lock cannot be The service is available from fixed-line phones and cell phones.

  • Page 74: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting For troubleshooting, check the details in the following table. Trouble Detail ▶ Cannot turn on power by Did you hold down f for at Hold down f for at least four seconds. pressing f. least four seconds? ▶ Is the battery pack charged? Charge the battery pack.
  • Page 75 Trouble Detail ▶ Cannot charge the battery pack. Are the plug and all of the Check the charging device conditions. connectors of the charging devices connected properly? Is the battery pack attached ▶ Check the battery pack condition. properly? Is USB battery charge enabled? ▶...
  • Page 76 Trouble Detail ▶ From the Main menu, select Settings ▶ Select Call Settings Calls are answered Is Answering memo set? ▶ Select Call/Ans Memo ▶ Unmark Answering memo setting. automatically. * Although Answering memo setting can be changed while manner mode is set, the setting is not enabled. After manner mode is released, the setting is enabled.

  • Page 77: Index

    Index Common AC adapter 0/0 .... Internet .......... Contents Manager ...... Key operation ........ Decoration Emoji ...... Address Book ........ Desktop ........,  Main menu ........., 0 Address book restriction ....0 Desktop Position ......0 Manner mode ........ Adjust touch panel ...... Drive Manner ........ Microphone ........ Alphabetical characters .......
  • Page 78 Profile .......... TV (Seg) ........ TV antenna ........ Twitter .......... Quick menu ........ Quick search box .......,  Unsent box ........ Receiving filter ......... Record movie ........ Widget ........,  Record TV programs .......0 Remote lock ........0 YouTube ........... Reset button ........ Security code ........ Security Lock Service ...... Setting menu ...........
  • Page 79 Initial Setup of E-mail E-mail Functions • For e-mail operations, be sure to read this chapter to ensure Before using e-mail ( @ezweb.ne.jp), subscription to IS NET and correct usage of e-mail functions. For details on PC-mail and the initial setup of e-mail are required. C-mail functions, refer to the Mail chapter of this PDF manual or the IS01 full Instruction Manual (Japanese).
  • Page 80 D Number of unread mail messages Functions Available on Mail Screen Displays the number of unread mail messages. E Create E-mail Creates e-mail messages. (zP.7 "Creating and Sending From the Mail main screen, you can send/receive and manage mail E-mail Messages") messages.
  • Page 81 Viewing Mail Messages in Inbox/Outbox/ Unsent Box Mail messages created, sent, or received on the IS01 are saved and managed in each mail box screen. • Received e-mail messages are managed in the same mail box as C-mail messages. On the Mail main screen, select Inbox, Outbox, or Unsent box.
  • Page 82 E Mail list The following indicators are displayed according to the mail Displays mail messages saved in the selected folder as a list. message status. : Read/Unread e-mail message : Mail message with attachment B Message : Read/Unread partial e-mail message : Sent e-mail message Displays the selected mail message.
  • Page 83 G Date information indicator Select a mail message. Displayed when the date is included in the subject or the message. Select the indicator to register a schedule on the date. If you select a mail message failed to be sent in Unsent box, the unsent mail message screen is displayed.
  • Page 84 E-mail Settings E-mail Setup On the Mail settings screen, select E-mail settings. You can set up e-mail on the Mail settings screen. The E-mail settings screen is displayed. On the Mail main screen, select Settings. Receive/ Units for Sets the method for receiving display receiving e-mail messages.
  • Page 85 Use phonebook Enter a mail address from the Address Book. Using E-mail Insert send/ Enter a mail address by selecting an entry receive history from the sending/receiving history. Quote mail Enter a mail address of a mail group. Creating and Sending E-mail Messages group Use profile Enter a mail address registered in the Profile.
  • Page 86 Attaching Data to Mail Messages Changing Destination Type/Deleting Destination You can attach up to five data and the total data size must be 500 KB or smaller. When multiple destinations are entered, you can change the destination type (To/Cc/Bcc) or delete an entered destination. On the mail creation screen, select Attachment.
  • Page 87 Creating Decoration Mail Effect Set blinking, scrolling (swing/caption), and line justification (left/center/right). On the Mail main screen, select Create E-mail Move Previous Return the decoration or character to the previous state or remove all decorations. the cursor to the message entry field Enter a message.
  • Page 88 Font Size Set the font size to be displayed in the message Receiving E-mail Messages entry field. Huge, Large, Normal, Small, Tiny Receiving Messages Automatically Save Store Save the mail message currently template edited as a new template or If Auto-receive mail is set to on, e-mail messages are received overwrite an existing template.

  • Page 89: Setting Mail Filters

    Checking New E-mail Messages Setting Mail Filters On the Mail main screen, select Check new mail. Mail filters have functions to receive and reject specific e-mail messages and to reject e-mail messages spoofing cell phones or PHSs. When selecting Check new mail on the Mail main screen to receive e-mail On the Mail settings screen, select E-mail settings.
  • Page 90 Rejects mail messages from Sets whether to (Independent certain e-mail addresses, domains, (Independent send a notification Settings) (Reject or parts of addresses to the left of Settings) (Other mail message to the Mail "@" that are contained in the Setting) (Block Mail sender of the Address...
  • Page 91 (Receiving Specified Address Setting) allows auto- Checking Your Phone Number and E-mail forwarded e-mail messages to be received, when you set Address (Spoof Restriction) or (Domain Authentication Restriction) and cannot receive auto-forwarded e-mail messages. Register After completing the initial setup for e-mail, you can check your e-mail mail addresses that are used for auto-forwarding in (Receiving Specified Address Setting), to receive e-mail messages with address on the Profile screen.

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