Page 1 Contents Usage Preparation Basic Operations Text Entry Phone Contacts Communication E-mail Basic Manual Multimedia Internet Application Installation Wi-Fi ® /Data Communication Useful Features Terminal Management / Security Roaming Appendix...
Page 2: Message
■ Instruction Manual Application Message The product comes with a built-in "Instruction Manual Application Thank you for purchasing the MOTOROLA RAZR™ IS12 M (referred to (Japanese)" where you can view operating instructions. as "the product" in this manual). You can download a verson of the operations manual. You can also get Please read the "Basic Manual (this manual)"...
Page 3: When Using This Product
When using this product Please Be Considerate ◎ Communication is not possible even inside the service area in places This cell phone will emit weak radio waves when turned on. Please enjoy using the product while considering your surroundings. where the signal does not reach (e.g. tunnels and basements). Communication is also not possible in areas of poor reception.
Page 4: Using Features, Services And Applications
Company. ◎ Data, etc. registered on the main unit or microSD memory card is • MOTOROLA AC Adaptor Operations Manual (Japanese) sometimes altered or lost due to accident or faults, repair or other • Setting Guide (Japanese) handling of the product.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Basic Operations ........33 Multimedia...........70 Contents Touch and Navigation ........33 Using the Camera ..........70 Screen Rotation ..........35 Photos ..............71 Home Screen ............. 35 Videos ..............73 Message ............... ii Search ..............38 Downloading the Instruction Manuals ....ii Internet ............75 Notification Panel ..........
Page 6 Appendix .............96 Peripherals ............96 Troubleshooting ..........96 After Sales Service .......... 102 Main Specifications ......... 104 Want to Find Out More? ........106 Windows Logos ..........106 Cellphone Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) ... 106 Export Administration Regulations ....107 Copyrights, Trademarks .........
Page 7: Notations Used In This Document
※The instruction manuals explain the operation of the product from the home Notations Used in This Document screen. Because of this, depending on the settings, it may not be possible to operate the phone exactly according to the instruction manuals. ■...
Page 8: Safety Precautions (Observe Strictly)
■ Icon Descriptions Safety Precautions (Observe Strictly) ■ Please read before use and for your safety adhere to them at This designates an action that must NOT be performed. all times. After reading, store the precautions in a safe place. Prohibited These "Safety Precautions"...
Page 9 Before entering an area where flammable gas is generated Be sure to read the following warnings before use. WARNING such as a gas station, be sure to turn off the product and stop Instruction charging the battery. There is a possibility that it could ignite gas.
Page 10 Do not use if there is smoke, abnormal odor or noise, Be sure to read the following warnings before use. CAUTION Instruction excessive overheating, or other abnormalities.If an abnormality occurs, disconnect the AC adapter from the power outlet, Do not store the product in places subject to direct sunlight make sure that the product is not overheating before turning (e.g.
Page 11: Main Unit
■ Main Unit When using this product near medical devices or around people with an implanted pacemaker or defibrillator, the radio Instruction Be sure to read the following hazards before use. waves emitted by the device may affect such devices. Please DANGER follow the rules below in these situations.
Page 12 Sometimes, very rarely some people demonstrate symptoms Do not put the product near any items that use a magnetic such as temporary muscle spasms, loss of consciousness, Instruction Prohibited field such as ATM cards, floppy disks, credit cards, or etc. by watching repeatedly flickering screens. Those with a telephone cards.
Page 13: Charging Devices
■ Charging Devices Wipe off dust on the power plug. Doing so may cause fire, Instruction burns or electric shock. Improper handling may may cause overheating, WARNING ignition or electrical shock. Be sure to read the Install and position in-car devices where they do not hinder following warnings before use.
Page 14 ■ Micro au IC-Card Do not fold, bend or place a heavy object on the micro au IC- Prohibited Card. Doing so may cause fault. Be sure to read the following warnings before use. WARNING Do not wet the micro au IC-Card. Doing so may cause fault. Wetting with water prohibited Do not put the micro au IC-Card in a cooking apparatus such...
Page 15: Handling Precautions
Handling Precautions Do not pull on the cable to remove it. Do not swing the Prohibited product by the cable. Doing so may damage the connector These precautions are provided to ensure that performance can be fully terminals. demonstrated. Thoroughly read these precautions to ensure correct use. Be careful not to allow dirt to collect on the stereo headset ■...
Page 16 ● ● Use as far away as possible from land-line phones, TVs and radios. Never use any modified au cell phone. Use of a modified device Nearby use might affect them. violates the Radio Law. You can perform the following operations to view the unique ●...
Page 17 ● ● Take care not to inconvenience people around you when you use Do not discard battery packs together with regular trash. Please the product in a public place. cooperate in the collection of the product when it is no longer needed to protect the environment and effectively use resources.
Page 18: Touch Panel
■ Charging Devices ● Use in very hot or cold environments, for example, leaving it in an automobile with the windows closed in summer will cause the ● When not using the AC adapter, remove the AC adapters power battery capacity to drop and shorten the available battery usage plug from the power outlet.
Page 19 ■ Camera ■ Copyright/Portrait Rights ● ● When using the camera, follow common rules of etiquette You are not allowed to copy, modify or edit the data you shot regarding camera use. or recorded using this product without consent of the copyright holder, except for personal use, under the copyright law.
Page 20: Security Code And Pin Code
Security Code and PIN Code PIN Code There are several different types of security code and PIN Code that are If you enter your PIN code incorrectly three times in a row, the code will used with this product. be locked. If this occurs, you must use the PIN unlock code to remove The security code and PIN Code used are as follows.
Page 21: Notes On Using Bluetooth
® ® Notes on Using Bluetooth /Wireless LAN Bluetooth Precautions ® (Wi-Fi ) Functions • The Bluetooth® function of this product conforms to domestic wireless standards in Japan and FCC/EC regulations, and has been certified. Frequency Band There may be restrictions on using Bluetooth® in some countries and Bluetooth®...
Page 22 ® Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ) Precautions other wireless stations from here on) are operated in addition to home electrical appliances such as microwave ovens, devices for industrial, • The wireless LAN (Wi-Fi®) function of this product conforms to scientific and medical devices. domestic wireless standards in Japan and FCC/CE regulations, and 1.
Page 23: Notes On Packet Communication Charge
◎ Since Bluetooth® and wireless LAN (Wi-Fi®) functions use the same Notes on packet communication charge frequency band, using both functions at the same may cause radio • Since constant Internet connection is possible with this product, wave interference resulting in decreased communication speed or packet communication may be performed automatically by some disconnection from the network.
Page 24: Notes On Android Market/Au One Market/ Applications
Notes on Android Market/au one Market/ applications • Be sure to check the security of the application, then install it at your own risk. Some applications might cause virus infection, damage various data, and send out your location information, usage history or personal information stored in your cell phone via the Internet.
Page 25: Usage Preparation
Usage Preparation Parts and Features microUSB Stereo Earphones Jack Connector Connect a stereo HDMI Micro Connector headset accessory. Light Sensor / Power Key Speaker Proximity Sensor Push...Turn display Back Camera on and off Notification Push and hold... Light Camera Light Turn power on and off Receiver Volume Key...
Page 26: Micro Au Ic-Card
IC-Card • To insert or remove the micro au IC-Card, turn OFF the power to Your micro au IC-Card contains the product and remove the MOTOROLA AC adapter or any other micro au IC-Card information such as your phone microUSB plug from the device before doing so.
Page 27: Inserting/Removing A Microsd Memory Card
Inserting/Removing a microSD Memory Card Insert the micro au IC-Card only after you turn OFF the power to the product and remove the MOTOROLA AC adapter or any other microUSB plug from the device. ■ Inserting a microSD Memory Card Open the protective slot cover, then slowly insert the micro au IC-Card with the IC (metallic) portion facing up until you hear it click into place.
Page 28: Removing The Microsd Memory Card
■ Removing the microSD Memory Card memo ◎ The back, front, top and bottom are marked on a microSD memory card. Before removing the microSD memory card, please unmount the If you try to force it in, the card may be damaged. microSD memory card.
Page 29: Charging
• Confirm the correct orientation before connecting.Forcing the connection may cause damage. USB Plug • When charging two devices with the MOTOROLA AC adaptor, it will microUSB Plug take longer for charging to complete. • Charging may take longer if charging from a PC.
Page 30: Turning On
Turning On Initial Setup When you power on your IS12M for the first time, the Initial Setup Screen ■ Turning On the Power is displayed automatically. Follow the directions to set up the device. Push down on for over two seconds to Switching the Display Language to English power off.
Page 31 Tap the Android Robot in Create Enter password. → Next Enter a question, answer, ※ If you already have a Google the center of the screen. and emergency e-mail Account, tap Sign in. address to use if you forget ※If you want to set up a Google your password.
Page 32: Set Up Your Au One-Id
Data & synchronization once you have completed the initial setup. When completing Google account setup, you will proceed to the Motorola Service contract confirmation. Check Motrola terms of use, after Start Google account Confirm backup and agreeing on the terms you will be proceed to next step. If you do have a restoration settings →Next...
Page 33 Enter your password → Read the au one-ID au one-ID Setup Complete →設定画面へ content and select利用規約に同意して登録(Agree to the Terms and (To Settings Screen) ※ Tap 設定画面へ (To Conditions and Register) ※ If you want to register an au one-ID other Settings Screen) and enter the information required to than your au mobile phone number,...
Page 34: Settings For Lost Device
Settings for Lost Device Set the lost device feature on 安心セキュリティパック service. The Anshin Security Pack is a paid-for service. Please check the information, tap I Accept → Activate → → Quit In the case that you have applied for the Anshin Security Pack, please perform the settings for VirusBuster™...
Page 35: Basic Operations
Types of Touch Basic Operations The product's display is a multi-touch screen. The phone can be operated by touching this screen. Other multi-touch actions such as This chapter will explain the basic operations of the product. pinching are also supported. Touch and Navigation memo ◎...
Page 36 • Long Touch: Touching a menu item or icon for a short while. This • Pinch: Touching the screen with two fingers (multi-touch) and operation is used to display popup menus or move icons on the home changing the distance between them. This is used to zoom in and out screen.
Page 37: Screen Rotation
Using the Navigation Keys Screen Rotation • Menu Key: Displays a menu related to the screen that is currently Many applications will be able to rotate the display depending on if the displayed. product is horizontal or vertical. • Home Key: Returns to the home screen. Doing a long touch will →...
Page 38 • Dock: Always displayed at the bottom of the home screen. Three Primary Notification Icons applications can be placed in the dock. ※ ® Bluetooth Signal status • Panel: The home screen is organized into several panels (five panels). (No service: Flick left and right to switch panels.
Page 39: Customizing The Home Screen
Customizing the Home Screen memo ◎ To move and delete widgets and shortcuts displayed on the home screen, long touch an item and drag it to another location or panel (move), or drag it to the ■ Customizing Widgets, Shortcuts, and Wallpaper trashcan at the top of the screen (delete).
Page 40: Search
• News Widget: View news. Tap a widget, tap (メニューボタン) → Search tap "Settings" to change the name of a widget or change the length of time a notification is displayed for and to choose a news source. To Tap to open the search screen. add a news source, tap An example of tapping on the home screen.
Page 41: Starting An Application
and double tapping on a home key will start Starting an Application the application All applications can be launched from the Applications Menu. Apps → Flick left or right → Double tapping will start the application. Instructions: On the home screen: Tap →...
Page 42 Application Description Application Description auスマートパス You can enjoy over 500 apps by 390 per month! Google+ Enables better and easier sharing of information on （au Smart Pass） Also coupon, present, photo storage and security the web. With Google+ you can easily share only apps are available! Please enjoy your safety and the information you want to share with only the comfortable smart Phone life!
Page 43 Application Description Application Description My Files View and manage your files and folders. Videos Rent and play movies from the Android Market. My Gallery View the pictures and movies saved to the product. Voice Commands Operate the phone and applications with voice commands.
Page 44: Text Entry
Entry Options Text Entry Purpose Operations Use the software keyboard when entering text. Entry: Tap the text entry field → tap 文字 or flick to enter hiragana → tap Enter numbers, symbols or Tap "文字" or "記号" to display the emoticons menu where you can enter numbers, to change to predictive text.
Page 45: Entry Tips
Entry Tips Sounds To change the entry options, touch and hold 文字. ■ Manner Mode • Change Settings: Text entry settings for keyboard sounds, automatic → Settings → Sound → Silent title case, predictive text. Settings: On the home screen, tap •...
Page 46: Phone
memo Phone ◎ On the phone number entry screen, tap and make a call with 184 or 186 or change the speed dial settings. ◎ Speed dial is a function that allows you to hold down a number on the phone Making Calls number entry screen to make a phone call.
Page 47: Call Screen
■ Emergency Notifications Call Screen In the case of emergency, this product can send the customers current Call Timer location (GPS information) to the police, fire services and coast guard. memo ◎ For more information on police (110), fire services (119), and coast guard (118), please see the related emergency report information here.
Page 48: Receiving Calls
Calling Overseas on an au Phone Receiving Calls (au International Phone Service) Tap "Take Call" on the call screen. If you receive a call when your screen is locked, drag to the right. You can call international numbers without any special procedures. Example: If you wanted to call an US phone number 212-123-XXXX ■...
Page 49: Making A Call From The Call History
Making a Call from the Call History You can select a phone number to call from your call history. Phone → Recent → tap Instructions: On the home screen, tap on the desired number Tap ▼ to select type of call history you want to view. memo ◎...
Page 50: Contacts
Creating a Contact Contacts Phone → Contacts → Instructions: On the home screen, tap → tap the application to register a contact. Register numbers, names and addresses. Phone → Contacts Instructions: On the home screen, tap Group Create & view groups of contacts.
Page 51: Viewing Contacts
• Choose Contact To Display: Select group or account to display ◎ You can collect contacts managed by various applications on your device. For contacts for. more information, visit www.motorola.com/transfercontacts. ◎ You can change the notification sound when you receive a phone call from a Editing/Deleting Contacts particular contact.
Page 52: Communication
■ Receiving Attachments Communication When you have received a message with an attachment, tap the file name to view the file. Messages memo ◎ Tap a file name depending and the download will begin depending on the file. ◎ Tap and hold a file name to save it or share it etc. Viewing Messages ◎...
Page 53: Sms (C-Mail)
■ Advanced Settings memo Apps → Messaging → ◎ When entering a message, tap Instructions: On the home screen, tap to save a draft and not send the mail. ◎ The SMS (C-mail) center will store the following SMS (C-mail). ※1 Storage time: 72 hours •...
Page 54 SMS (C-Mail) Safety Block SMS (C-mail) Settings The SMS (C-mail) safety block will reject SMS (C-mail) that includes Apps → Messaging → Instructions: On the home screen, tap Messaging settings → → Messaging settings URLs or phone numbers in the body of text. memo General Delivery reports...
Page 55: Using Au Disaster Countermeasure Application
au Disaster Countermeasure Menu → 災害伝言板 Using au Disaster Countermeasure Application (Disaster Message Board) The au Disaster Countermeasure application is an application that you Follow the instructions to register/view information. can use to receive Disaster Message Board and Early warning mail memo (eEarthquake Early Warnings, Disaster/Evacuation information).
Page 56 au Disaster Countermeasure menu → 緊急速報メール memo (Early warning mail) ◎ When you receive an emergency report mail, a special alert will sound. You cannot change this alert. Displays in your inbox. ◎ If it is an emergency earthquake report, when the earthquake is estimated to Select a mail you want to view for more information.
Page 57: Gmail
Gmail Archive Archive/mute the thread so it doesn't display. • If you receive a new mail for an undisplayed Mute Gmail is a mail service provided by Google. This product can view mail thread, the thread will be displayed again. received by Gmail that can also be viewed in a PC browser.
Page 58 ■ Checking for New Mail (Refreshing Gmail) Reply/Forward If you have turned your Gmail account synchronization off or you fail to Instructions: On your inbox, tap a thread that has mails which have receive your mail, you can manually check for new messages. been replied to or forwarded and tap →...
Page 59: E-Mail
Entering an Address E-mail Address Enter a contacts e-mail address as a recipient. Book E-mail (~@ezweb.ne.jp) is a service that allows you to exchange mails Address As all e-mail addresses registered to a contact book as between computers and cell phones that support e-mail. You can send group recipients.
Page 60 memo memo ◎ Animation Decorated are not supported. ◎ You cannot change the type of the first recipient. ◎ In the subject or main text body, you cannot use half-byte kana or half-byte punctuation:－゛゜、。・「」』 Attach data to an e-mail ◎...
Page 61 Using Emoji Mail (Emoticons) Decorating Text When creating an email, you can add decorations and emoticons to it You can send emails where the text has been decorated. easily. Mail creation screen → tap the main text field → enter Mail creation screen →...
Page 62: Using Templates
Done → Send → Send ■ Using Templates By adding messages into template, you can easily create decorated memo mails. ◎ With decorated email, you can enter about 10 KB of text including decoration information. → Template On the home screen, tap ◎...
Page 63: Receiving E-Mails
Receiving E-Mails memo ◎ While using your e-mails or other functions, your e-mails will still download in the background. A will flash in the status bar and your e-mail notification will When receiving an e-mail sound. However, if you dont have your mail set to auto-download (▶P. 63), they won't download in the background.
Page 64: Setting E-Mail
Setting E-mail Password Change/set the foloder lock setting password/ password. Change Enter folder lock password → → E-Mail settings On the home screen, tap password alphanumeric character of 1-16 characters → OK → re-enter the same password → OK → E-mail settings menu will be displayed.
Page 65 Settings Relating to Inbox/Display Backup/ Back up to You can backup e-mail by folder to Restore SD card the internal storage. Put a check mark by the folders On the E-mail settings menu, tap "Receive/display to be backed up → OK settings"...
Page 66 Settings Relating to Sending/Creating Aut-receive Receive From Download only the sender and subject. order and Subject Auto-receive Set whether or not attachment data is automatically On the e-mail settings menu, tap "Send/Edit settings" attachment downloaded. Put a check mark to set this on and attachment data will be downloaded with the e-mail.
Page 67: Notification Settings
Notification Settings Signature Enter text that will be included at the end of your mails. Set → Signature (up to 1,250 full-byte On the e-mail settings menu, tap "Notifications characters/2,500 half-byte characters or in settings" the case of decoration 2.5 KB) → Done → Touch the required setting •...
Page 68 Change Address and Other Settings 迷惑メールフィルター ▶P. 67 "Setting Mail Filters" (Spam Filters) On the e-mail settings menu, tap "Other settings" → おススメの設定はこちら (Recommended Touch the required setting Settings Here) 自動転送先(Auto- Register an e-mail address to automatically Eメールアドレスの Your e-mail address is automatically Forward) forward e-mails received by the server.
Page 69: Setting Mail Filters
Setting Mail Filters カンタン 1. 「携帯」 Suspicious mails and automatically 設定(Easy 「PHS」 forwarded mails will be rejected and A spam filter rejects particular e-mails, phone numbers and PHS. 「PC」メー Settings) cell phone, PHS and PCmails will be ルを受信 downloaded. ■...
Page 70 詳細設定個別設定一括指定受信 (Batch Download) 詳細設定指定受信リ Set priority download for individual (Advanced (Individual スト設定 Downloads as a batch or rejects (Advanced e-mails or domains, or mail that Settings) Settings) mails received from cell phones or Settings) (Download includes certain text before the @ of List) the internet.
Page 71 ■ Setting Spam Filter on your PC memo ◎ If you incorrectly enter your security code three times in one day, you will not You can set the spam filter on your PC. Access the PCmail Filter Settings be able to make any settings until the next day. available on the "Spam Mail Problems"...
Page 72: Multimedia
• In a room with fluorescent lamps, you may get flicker on your photos (it Multimedia cannot be seen by the human eye as it is very slight). Thin lines do not indicate a fault with the camera. • When taking a movie, do not cover the microphone with your finger. Using the Camera Also, the quality of sound recorded will vary depending on the environment and the loudness of the noise being recorded.
Page 73: Photos
• When you have something showing up in the finder window for a long Photos time or you move the camera around for a long time, the device may become hot. If the temperature of the device increases, please stop Take photos and share your photos on the internet.
Page 74: Camera Settings
Camera Settings memo ◎ Photos that you have taken are saved on the internal storage or on a microSD Adjust settings to take the best possible photos. memory card. You can set where photos are saved in "Storage Location" in On the finder sceen, tap to display or not display the menu.
Page 75: Videos
Videos memo ◎ Tap the icon in the top left of the screen to view a movie you have just taken. (If Take movies and share your movies on the internet. there is no preview icon displayed, tap the finder window to show it.) • Tap "Replay"...
Page 76: Videos Settings
Videos Settings memo ◎ To add information location to your videos, first on the home screen tap Adjust settings to take the best possible photos. → Settings → Location & security → turn "Use wireless networks" or "Use On the finder sceen, tap to display or not display the menu.
Page 77: Internet
■ For more information on packet communication Internet charges Please see the following URL. Connecting to the Internet https://cs.kddi.com/ (au Customer Support) • It is necessary to make an application on first use. This product uses mobile network (packet communication) or wireless ■...
Page 78: Browser
File Downloads Browser View websites. To download a file from your browser, tap the link to the file or tap and Apps → Instructions: On the home screen, tap Browser hold a picture and select "Save image". Tap to enter a Do the following to view files you have downloaded.
Page 79: Application Installation
Android Market Application Installation Download and install useful applications, games and widgets from the Android market which is provided by Google. Download and install applications from Android Market or au one Market. • It is necessary to have a Google account to use the Android Market. Or you can also easily search free au one GREE games on the GREE market.
Page 80: Application Management
Application Search and Installation Application Management Apps → Market → Instructions: On the home screen tap ■ Delete Application Data and Cache Applications Completely delete all saved application data and delete temporary data. Flick left, right, up to down and tap on applications to →...
Page 81: Au One Market
au one Market You can download and install applications from the au one Market. You can search for applications by categories, keywords or rankings. Apps → Instructions: On the home screen, tap au one Market memo ◎ To use some features, you will need an au one-ID. For more information on au one-ID settings, please see "Set up your au one-ID"...
Page 82: Data Communication
® memo Wi-Fi /Data Communication ◎ To extend the life of the battery, please turn wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ® ) features off when not in use. ◎ On the home screen, you can add a widget that turns the Wi-Fi on and off ®...
Page 83: Functionality
memo memo ◎ To extend the battery life, please turn off Bluetooth ® when not in use. ◎ To check the MAC address and other detailed information, on the Wi-Fi ◎ You can add a widget to the home screen that will easily allow you to →...
Page 84: Airplane Mode
® Bluetooth Device Reconnection Airplane Mode ® Once you have paired this product with another Bluetooth device, as Turn airplane safe mode on to turn off all wireless connections such long as the feature is on, it will automatically reconnect. ®...
Page 85: Useful Features
Calculator Useful Features Apps → Instructions: On the home screen, tap Calculator The calculator has a standard calculator interface and a scientific Alarm → Advanced calculator interface. To switch between them, tap panel. Apps → Instructions: On the home screen, tap Alarm &...
Page 86: Tasks
Add Appointment → enter the appointment title, date and Open the calendar and tap other information → tap Save to add the appointment. In the case that there is a notification like an alarm before the appointment, you can set how long before the start time you are notified. (If the notification is set to 0 minutes, you will be notified at the start of the appointment).
Page 87: Terminal Management/Security
Item Description Terminal Management/Security Accounts Settings related to synchronization and account management for online services. Viewing the Settings Menu Applications Settings related to applications and management of installed applications. Also, double tap to change Set and manage various functions. You can also set things like security the settings of a running application.
Page 88: Software Update
■ Downloading Software to Update Software Update Please update your software when you receive notification of an update on your phone. ■ Notes on Software Updates You can check and install software updates even when you have not • You are charged for data communication when connecting to the received a notification.
Page 89: Pattern Lock
Pattern Lock Customizing the Lock Screen Set the length of time until the screen locks once the display has turned Instructions: On the Screen Lock Select menu, tap Pattern → follow off. If you do not push a key or tap the screen for the set period of time, the screen will automatically lock.
Page 90: Setting A Pin
Setting a PIN Data Initialization (Reset) To prevent use of the micro au IC by third parties without your By resetting the phone to shop defaults, you can delete all data on the permission, you can set it so that you need to enter a PIN code when phone.
Page 91 ■ 3LM Security Using 3LM Security • If the IS14SH is stolen or lost, you can delete data on the IS14SH. Apps →3LM →For On the home screen, tap Contact the Customer Service Center to delete the data. Consumer. • If the IS14SH is stolen or lost, you can lock the IS14SH remotely. Also, Apps →auお客さまサポート...
Page 92 Using VirusBuster Mobile for au Apps →ウイルスバスター On the home screen, tap (VirusBuster). Apps →auお客さまサポート Alternatively, on the home screen, tap (au Customer Support) → サポート & サービス (Support & Services) → 安心セキュリティパック (Anshin Security Pack) →ウイルスバスターモバイル for au (VirusBuster Mobile for au). When you activate VirusBuster for the first time, the license agreement for VirusBuster is displayed, so tap 同意する...
Page 93: Roaming
For Your Safety Abroad Roaming Overseas network status is available on the au website. Please Global passport is an international communication service that allows confirm before travelling abroad. you to use your domestic cell phone when traveling abroad. This http://www.au.kddi.com/service/kokusai/tokomae/ product can use GSM networks, UMTS networks and CDMA networks depending on your destination.
Page 94: Roaming Services
Roaming Services Configuring Roaming This product is compatible with global passport GSM and global ■ Usage Image passport CDMA, so you can use services abroad without needing to complete any special procedures. However, you will not be able to use Within Japan, use the au network.
Page 95 Obtaining the PRL (Roaming Area Area Settings Information) When you arrive at your destination, set the area you are going to use your cell phone in. PRL (roaming area information) is the information relating to the area that the roaming cell phone is and the international roaming contracts KDDI →...
Page 96: Making A Call Overseas
Access Data Roaming Making a Call Overseas The default setting for data roaming on this device is data roaming is off. Calling Abroad From Your Destination To activate data services while roaming, perform the following set-up. (Including Japan) → Settings → Data Instructions: On the home screen, tap manager →...
Page 97: Receiving A Call Overseas
Area Code (City Code)/Phone Number International Access Code, Japan Country Code, au Phone Number → Send In the case of America, Hawaii and Saipan, enter 1 → Area Code (City Code)/Phone Number. Japan's au Phone Number In the case of Mexico/within a city, please enter the phone number. International Access Country (currently abbreviated...
Page 98: Appendix
• Are you pressing and holding My battery will not • Are you sure you have plugged P. 27 charge. in the MOTOROLA AC adapters power plug into the wall socket ■ au Carrying Case F Black properly? (0105FCA) (sold separately) •...
Page 99 Problem Where to Check Reference Problem Where to Check Reference The backlight turns • Is the time until the backlight turns P. 33 Screen is not • If operation becomes unstable, turn P. 23 off too quickly. off set too low? displaying the product OFF and ON again.
Page 100 Gmail, contacts and the calendar sync. Switching auto sync off will improve battery consumption. • Are you using the included MOTOROLA AC adapter? If using an AC adapter other than the charger sold for the product, it may not charge or it may not...
Page 101 Problem Where to Check Reference Problem Where to Check Reference I cannot make • Turn the product OFF and ON again, P. 23 The alarm will not • If the phone is turned off at the P. 83 phone calls (the or re-insert the micro au IC-Card.
Page 102 Problem Where to Check Reference Problem Where to Check Reference I am unable to use • Are you sure that the wireless LAN P. 80 I cannot play • This product supports the – ® the wireless LAN (Wi-Fi ) signal is strong enough? music files.
Page 103: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I update the • No.You cant update the cell phone. P. 86 have the USB connected and phone? Please update the software. use Motorola's Phone Portal or Windows Media Sync, please Is there a filtering • Yes. – download the Windows USB...
Page 104: After Sales Service
■ Performance parts for repair card will be replaced at your expense. When malfunction is suspected, The Company retains performance parts for repair of the MOTOROLA or in case of theft or loss, contact an au shop or PiPit. RAZR™ IS12M main unit and its peripherals for six years after discontinuation of production.
Page 105 ■ After-sales service Holding over and repair Secure cell phone support plus members If you are unsure about anything regarding after-sales service, contact Spontaneous failure 1st year Free of charge the following service contact. Spontaneous failure after 2nd year Free of charge (three-year warranty) Customer Service Center Partially damage Customer charge...
Page 106: Main Specifications
Domestic approx. 240 hours (Wi-Fi® off) Time*1 approx. 140 hours (Wi-Fi® on) ●Main Unit ＊The below data are the estimates of Motorola Mobility, Inc. Overseas (GSM) approx. 230 hours Size approx. 69 mm x 131 mm x 7.1 mm Overseas approx.
Page 107 ※2 IEEE802.11n supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. ●Back Camera This product can use three types of channels for wave bands: W52, W53, Photo Element CMOS W56.However, use of W52 and W53 are forbidden outside. ※3 This product and all Bluetooth ®...
Page 108: Want To Find Out More
Want to Find Out More? Cellphone Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) For detailed information on using this product or peripherals, visit the au Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed to homepage (http://www.au.kddi.com). conform to technical standards regarding absorption specified by Japan and international guidelines.
Page 109: Export Administration Regulations
Bluetooth SIG. Inc. guidelines (IEC62209-2) of March 2010, but domestic guidelines Motorola Mobility, Inc. is authorized for use of this trademark. are currently undergoing consideration by a committee established by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.(correct as of March 2011) •...
Page 110 • Motorola, MOTOROLA, MOTOROLA PHOTON and the Motorola logo • Adobe ® ® Flash is a trademark or registered trademark of Adobe are registered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC. Systems Incorporated in the United States and other countries. • Google, the Google logo, Google Maps, Google Talk, Google Latitude, •...
Page 111: Radio Frequency (Rf) Energy
Motorola-supplied or approved clip, holder, holster, case, or body harness. If Head SAR CDMA 800/2100, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 0.595 W/kg you do not use a body-worn accessory supplied or approved by Motorola, keep Body-worn SAR CDMA 800/2100, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 0.44 W/kg the mobile device and its antenna at least 2.5 cm (1 inch) from your body when...
Page 112: Information From The World Health Organization
The above gives an example of a typical Product Approval Number. You can view your product’s Declaration of Conformity (DoC) to Directive 1999/5/EC (to R&TTE Directive) at www.motorola.com/rtte. To find your DoC, enter the Product Approval Number from your product’s label in the "Search" bar on the website.
Page 113: Fcc Notice To Users
See 47 CFR Sec. 15.19(3). providers, Motorola, and other third parties providing services. Motorola has not approved any changes or modifications to this device by the Emergency Calls user. Any changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Page 114: Navigation
Note: For information on how to backup or wipe data from your mobile device, go the purchase of Motorola products shall not be deemed to grant either directly or to www.motorola.com/support by implication, estoppel, or otherwise, any license under the copyrights, patents, or • Online accounts—Some mobile devices provide a Motorola online account...
Page 115: Content Copyright
Please make sure that the to be accurate at the time of printing. Motorola reserves the right to change or request includes the model number and the software version number.
Page 116: Gracenote ® End-User License Agreement
® Gracenote End-user License Agreement The Gracenote service uses a unique identifier for queries to perform statistical analyses. This identifier is based on a randomly assigned This software product or electronics product includes software provided number in order to allow the tally of queries by users of the Gracenote by Gracenote, Inc.
Page 117: Index
Bookmarks ....76 Dock ....36 Index Browser .
Page 118: Taking Photos
Pinch ....34 Search Key ....35 PIN Code .
Page 119 Wallpaper ....37 Website Filter ... . 101 Widgets ....35, 37 Wi-Fi ®...
Page 120 Please take your unneeded phones and manuals to your nearest au shop! There is something you can do I got a for this world. My old phone and manual new phone! That is recycling your old phones and could be a precious resource. I'm going to recycle them! manuals.
Page 121 If you are unable to access the telephone number above, please dial the number below (Free call) 0120-977-033 February 2012, First edition. (Areas except Okinawa) Free Call Sales: KDDI CORPORATION, Okinawa Cellular Telephone Company 0120-977-699 (Okinawa) Importer: Motorola Mobility Japan Inc. Free Call Manufacturer: Motorola Mobility, Inc.

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Phone

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Internet

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Useful Features

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Roaming

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