Docomo Lumix P-02D Instruction Manual

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Page 1 P-02D ISSUE DATE: NAME: PHONE NUMBER: MAIL ADDRESS: INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
Page 2 Preface Thank you for selecting the “P-02D”. For proper use, read this manual before and when you use the P-02D. Notes on Using this Mobile Phone This mobile phone is compatible with W-CDMA, GSM/GPRS and wireless LAN systems. Because this mobile phone uses radio waves, you cannot use it in places where the radio waves do not reach such as inside tunnels, basements and buildings, where the radio waves are weak even outdoors, or out of FOMA service area.
Page 3: Basic Package/Samples
Basic Package/Samples Basic Package Q P-02D Q Battery Pack P26 (with warranty and Back Cover P54) Q AC adapter cable P01 (with warranty) <AC adapter> <microUSB cable> Q Quick Start Guide (in Japanese) Q Desktop Holder P48 with warranty) Sample...
Page 4: Descriptions Of Operating Procedures
Descriptions of Operating Procedures The operating procedures of the P-02D are described in the following manuals. ■ “Quick Start Guide” (in Japanese only) (supplied with this mobile phone) Describes operating procedures of basic functions. ■ [Instruction Manual] (in Japanese only)
Page 5: Handling Precautions For This Mobile Phone
Handling Precautions for this Mobile Phone • This mobile phone is not compatible with i-mode site (program) and i-αppli. • This mobile phone is designed to perform communication automatically for some features such as data synchronization, check for the latest software version and maintaining a connection with the server.
Page 6 • Although you can use this mobile phone without installing a microSD card, there are files that can only be stored on microSD card, such as images shot by Camera. Therefore, installing a microSD card is recommended when using this mobile phone. •...
Page 7: Table Of Contents
Contents Basic Package/Samples......1 Descriptions of Operating Procedures....2 Handling Precautions for this Mobile Phone.
Page 8 Setting Menu....129 Wireless & Networks... . 130 Call Settings....134 docomo Service.
Page 9 Camera..... 196 Picture Album....205 Media Player.
Page 10 Optional Items and Associated Equipment ......253 Troubleshooting (FAQ)..254 Warranty and After-Sales Service.
Page 11: Precautions (Always Follow These Directions)
Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS) ■ Before using the mobile phone, read these safety precautions carefully so that you can use it correctly. After reading the precautions, keep them in a safe place. ■ Be sure to observe these safety precautions to prevent you or those around you from inflicting injury and to avoid unnecessary damage to the property.
Page 12 Denotes mandatory instructions (matters that must be complied with). Denotes to pull the power plug out of an outlet. Pull the power plug ■ “Precautions” are divided into the following six sections: General Precautions for this Mobile Phone, Battery Packs, AC Adapter Cable, Desktop Holder, and docomo mini UIM card　　　...
Page 13 Do not allow the mobile phone or its accessories to get wet either from water, drinking water or pet urine, etc. Avoid Fire, burns, injury or electric shock may result. Water For details about waterproof performance, see the following: Z P.33 "Waterproof Performance" With your mobile phone, use the battery packs and AC adapter cables specified by NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Page 14: Precautions For This Mobile Phone
Caution Do not place the mobile phone or accessories on unstable locations such as wobbly tables or slanted locations. Don’t They may fall off and cause injury. Do not store in humid or dusty places, or in high temperature environments. Fire, burns or electric shock may result.
Page 15 Do not light the light close to eyes. Especially when shooting small children, be sure to stay at least 1 m away from them. Don’t Doing so can damage eyesight. Also, accidents such as injury might occur if someone is startled or dazzled by the light.
Page 16 If you are using an electronic medical device or other type of device, check with its manufacturer or vendor regarding the influence of radio waves upon the device. The mobile phone may adversely affect the device. Turn off this mobile phone when near electronic devices using high-precision control or weak signals.
Page 17 The surface of the display is coated by a film that prevents the surface from damage so that your safety is ensured when you accidentally drop or give shock Don’t to your mobile phone (for preventing the reinforced glass from scattering). Do not forcibly peel off or give damage to the film.
Page 18: Precautions For Battery Packs
Precautions for Battery Packs ■ Check the description on the label of the battery pack for the type of battery. Description Type Li-ion 00 Lithium-ion battery Danger Do not let any metal object such as a wire come in contact with the battery terminals. Also do not carry or store the battery pack together with any metal Don’t objects like a necklace.
Page 19 Immediately stop using the mobile phone and keep it away from fire if the battery pack leaks or emits an odor. The leaked battery fluid may ignite, causing fire or burst. Be careful that your pets do not bite into the battery pack.
Page 20: Precautions For Ac Adapter Cable And Desktop Holder
Precautions for AC Adapter Cable and Desktop Holder Danger Do not connect microUSB cables other than the supplied one. Fire, burns or electric shock may result. Don’t Warning Do not use the microUSB cable if it has been damaged. Fire, burns or electric shock may result. Don’t Do not use the AC adapter cable and desktop holder in humid places such as a bathroom.
Page 21: Precautions For Docomo Mini Uim Card
Use the adapter at the specified V AC. Supplying the wrong voltage to the AC adapter may result in a fire, burns or electric shocks. 100 V - 240 V AC (Connect only to household AC outlet.) Keep the power plugs dust-free. Fire, burns or electric shock may result.
Page 22: Notes On Using Near Electronic Medical Equipment
Notes on Using near Electronic Medical Equipment ■ The description below meets “Guidelines on the Use of Radio-communication Equipment such as Cellular Telephones – Safeguards for Electronic Medical Equipment” by the Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference Japan. Warning Comply with the following in hospitals or health care facilities: •...
Page 23 Patients using electronic medical equipment other than implanted cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators (outside medical establishments for treatment at home, etc.) should check the influence of radio waves upon the equipment by consulting its manufacturer. The mobile phone’s radio waves may adversely affect the operation of electronic medical equipment.
Page 24 Where it is used Material/Finishing Battery pack Resin part Terminal area Glass epoxy substrate/nickel plating, gold plating Label docomo mini Metal area Stainless steel UIM card tray Resin area Packing (Rear surface of back Silicon rubber cover) Flash area PMMA Keys Menu key, PC/UV coating...
Page 25: Handling Precautions
Handling Precautions General Notes ■ The P-02D is provided with the waterproof performance, however, do not have water entered into the inside of this mobile phone, or do not spray water over accessories and optional items. The battery pack, AC adapter cable, desktop holder, and docomo mini UIM card are not waterproofed.
Page 26 ■ Do not apply excessive force onto this mobile phone and battery pack. If you put the mobile phone in a bag along with many other articles or sit with the mobile phone in a clothes pocket, the display, internal circuitry and the battery pack could be damaged or malfunction.
Page 27 ■ This mobile phone becomes warm during use or charging but this is not an abnormality. Use the mobile phone as it ■ Do not leave the camera in places exposed to direct sunlight. Pixels may be discolored or burns may result. ■...
Page 28 Notes on Handling Battery Packs ■ Battery pack is a consumable item. Though it depends on the usage state, you are advised to replace the battery pack if its usable time is extremely short even when you fully charge it. Make sure that you buy a specified battery pack.
Page 29 Notes on Handling the docomo mini UIM card ■ Do not apply more force than is necessary when installing or removing the docomo mini UIM card. ■ The warranty does not cover damage caused by inserting the docomo mini UIM card into some other types of IC card reader/writer.
Page 30 Notes on Using Bluetooth Function ■ This mobile phone supports the security function that meets the Bluetooth Specification, to secure Bluetooth communication. However, the security may not be sufficient depending on the settings. Take care of the security for communication when using the Bluetooth function.
Page 31 ■ Cautions on Using Bluetooth Devices Bluetooth operates at radio frequencies assigned to the in- house radio stations for mobile object identifiers that have to be licensed and are used in production lines of a factory, specific unlicensed low power radio stations, and amateur radio stations (hereafter, referred to “another radio station”) in addition to scientific, medical, industrial devices, or home electric appliances such as microwave...
Page 32 ■ Radio frequencies The radio frequencies for WLAN devices are written on battery compartment of your mobile phone. Label description are as follows: : Indicates radio facilities that use 2400 MHz frequencies. DS/OF : Indicates modulation is the DS-SS/OFDM system. : Indicates that an estimated interference distance is 40 meters or less.
Page 33 ■ Cautions on Using 2.4 GHz Devices The bandwidth of the WLAN devices is assigned to the in- plant radio stations for identification of mobile objects used in production lines of a factory (a license is required), specified low power radio stations (a license is not required), or amateur radio stations (a license is required), in addition to home electric appliances such as a microwave oven, industrial/scientific/medical devices.
Page 34 Caution ■ Do not use the modified mobile phone. Using a modified mobile phone infringes the Radio Law. The mobile phones are granted technical regulations conformity certification as the specified radio equipment under the Radio Law and bear a “technical conformity mark ”...
Page 35: Waterproof Performance
IPX5 means that the P-02D maintains its performance as a phone even after a water jet flow has been sprayed over the mobile phone from all directions under conditions where water in a volume of 12.5 liters/minute is sprayed from a...
Page 36 ■ Wash • When the mobile phone gets dirty, you can slowly swing and wash it in a bowl filled with fresh water or tap water at an ambient temperature, or wash it by hand while running a slightly-weak water flow from a Soap/detergent faucet.
Page 37 ■ In the Kitchen • Do not spray liquids other than fresh water or tap water at room temperature onto the mobile phone or soak it in them. • Do not spray hot water or cold water onto the mobile phone or soak it in them.
Page 38: Removing The Back Cover
Closing the Connector Terminal Cover Align the connector terminal cover in parallel with the mobile phone, and while holding its base part firmly, push it into place Base Ensure that no float is found with the connector terminal cover as a whole Removing the Back Cover From the "...
Page 39 Attaching the Back Cover Align the claws of the back cover with the mobile phone securely, insert in direction 1 and press down in direction 2 Packing Claws Rear surface of back cover Firmly push the seven ○ marks on the back cover, and ensure that no float is found anywhere on the cover...
Page 40 Caution ■ About mobile phone • Do not wash the mobile phone with a washing machine or ultrasonic cleaner. • Never charge the battery when it gets wet. • Do not leave the mobile phone with drops of water remained •...
Page 41 ■ About the connector terminal cover and back cover • Do not open or close them with gloves put on hands. Fine dirt might adhere to the contact surface of the packing. • Be careful that no fibers adhere to the packing when you try to wipe off moisture with a clean dry cloth.
Page 42: Draining Water
Draining Water • If you operate the mobile phone with water drops left adhered to, the volume level from the speakers might be decreased or sound quality vary. • Moisture may have entered inside through the clearance gap of the keys etc. Follow the procedures described below to wipe moisture off the mobile phone: Wipe completely moisture off the surface of the...
Page 43: Mobile Phone
Lightly push the mobile phone against a clean dry cloth, and wipe moisture off the clearance gap of the microphone, earpiece, speaker, or keys etc. • Do not directly wipe moisture out of joint gap using a cotton swab, etc. Fully drain moisture and then operate the mobile phone •...
Page 44: Part Names And Functions
Preliminary Check Part Names and Functions & "...
Page 45 Name Description 1 Charging terminal 2 Strap hole 3 Earpiece You can hear voice of the other party from this part. 4 Light sensor Detects ambient brightness to automatically adjust the screen brightness. In order for the sensor to detect the brightness, do not cover it with your hand or attach a seal on it.
Page 46 Name Description # E / F Volume keys Adjust the volume of the other party’s voice or sound from the speaker (Z P.111, P.140). $ L Shutter key Activate the camera (Z P.197). % Connector Connect the included microUSB cable for terminal charging, or the included Earphone Plug Adapter (sample).
Page 47: Docomo Mini Uim Card
docomo mini UIM card The docomo mini UIM card is an IC card that holds your information such as phone number. Unless the docomo mini UIM card is installed, you cannot use the mobile phone’s communication features such as call, messaging and data communication.
Page 48 Insert the docomo mini UIM card into the tray with the gold IC part facing down • Insert the docomo mini UIM card so that the cut is in the corner of the tray on the right. Corner cut Push the docomo mini UIM card all the way in •...
Page 49: Microsd Card
microSD Card • This mobile phone supports microSD cards of up to 2 Gbytes and microSDHC cards of up to 32 Gbytes (as of October 2011). For the latest information on supported microSD cards including manufacturers and storage capacities, refer to the following website.
Page 50 Removing microSD Card • Note that the microSD card may pop out when you remove it from the mobile phone. Lightly press in the microSD card The microSD card comes out a bit. Pull out the microSD card straight...
Page 51: Battery Pack
Battery Pack Installation/Removal of Battery Pack • Installation/removal of the battery pack should be performed with the mobile phone turned off, and the back cover removed (Z P.36). Installing Battery Pack With the arrow marks facing up, fit the battery pack to the tab side of the mobile phone securely, and then push the battery pack in direction 2 while pressing it against direction 1...
Page 52: Preliminary Check Charging
Charging ■ Precautions for charging • The included AC adapter plug shape is designed for 100V AC (domestic specification). To charge the battery abroad, a corresponding plug adapter is required. Do not use an adapter transformer for overseas trip. • If you charge the mobile phone while using it, it may take more time to fully charge the battery or charging may not be completed.
Page 53 • Continuous 1Seg watching while charging may shorten the battery pack operating life. To prevent damage to the environment, bring used battery packs to a docomo service counter, a docomo agent or a recycle center. Charging by Using Desktop Holder Power plug AC adapter USB plug...
Page 54 Put the mobile phone into the desktop holder 1, and then, lining up the mobile phone with the lock claws, depress the mobile phone inwards until it clicks 2 • Check the orientation of the mobile phone, and ensure that it is inserted firmly into the desktop holder.
Page 55 ● When the mobile phone is turned off Call/Charging indicator Charging Lights in red Charging completed Turns off • The battery icon is not displayed when the mobile phone is turned off. The call/charging indicator may not light promptly when you start charging with the battery in empty state. However, charging has been started.
Page 56 Charging by Using AC Adapter Cable Power plug AC adapter USB plug Connector microUSB cable terminal cover microUSB plug Insert the provided microUSB plug of microUSB cable horizontally into the connector terminal with USB mark ( ) facing up • To open the connector terminal cover, Z P.35 Insert the USB plug of microUSB cable horizontally into the USB connector of AC adapter with USB mark faced with you...
Page 57: Power On/Off
Power On/Off Turning Power On Press and hold H for at least two seconds The lock screen appears after a while. Turning Power Off Press and hold H until Phone options menu appears • Holding H for 10 seconds or more forcibly turns off the power.
Page 58 Unlocking Lock Screen Lock screen...
Page 59: Basic Operations (How To Use Touch Panel)
Basic Operations (How to Use Touch Panel) Touch Panel Operations The display of this mobile phone is a touch panel, which is operated by direct touch with fingers. • Before use, peel off the protective sheet which is stuck on the touch panel at the time of purchase.
Page 60 ■ Flick When there are multiple pages or more contents outside the screen, quickly move your finger right or left across the surface of the screen to show the previous/next screen. ■ Drag Move an item or icon on the screen while holding it with your finger.
Page 61 Information • Operate the mobile phone in nearly upright state. If the mobile phone lies flat, the sensor cannot detect a change in orientation and motion properly, and the display modes may not be switched. • Changing the mobile phone’s orientation may not switch display modes depending on the screen displayed.
Page 62: Screen Display/Icons
Screen Display/Icons Icon Definitions Icons that indicate the mobile phone status are displayed in the status bar. Notification icons are displayed on the left part while status icons are displayed on the right part of the status bar. Status bar ■...
Page 63 Icon Description Refer to Call on hold P.111 P.124 Data upload Data download Application installed from Android Market P.211 Update of Android Market application available P.211 Hidden notification P.63 microSD card unmounted P.157 1Seg notification P.217 Connecting to data broadcast security page P.217 eco mode P.237...
Page 64 Icon Description Refer to Data sync P.152 Osaifu-Keitai lock set P.227 docomo mini UIM card not installed P.45 Alarm set P.230 Speakerphone ON P.111 Microphone mute P.111 Silent mode (vibration ON) P.139 Silent mode (vibration OFF) P.108 Charge required P.50 Low battery P.50 Sufficient battery...
Page 65: Notification Panel
Notification Panel When notification icons are displayed, you can open the notification panel to check notifications of messages, Calendar events, and so on. Opening Notification Panel Drag the status bar downward • Tap a notification to check details or configure necessary settings.
Page 66: Character Entry
Character Entry With this mobile phone, you can enter characters by tapping the text entry field and using the keypad displayed. You can also enter characters with handwriting. Switching Input Method Any of three input methods can be used to enter characters with this mobile phone.
Page 67 [10-key ⇔ QWERTY] • To close the keypad, press C. 1 Indicates the currently used input mode. : Hiragana-Kanji : Full-width Katakana : Half-width Katakana : Full-width Alphabet : Half-width Alphabet : Full-width Numeric : Half-width Numeric : Pictogram/Symbol 2 Display characters in reverse order. Tapping the key right after confirming entered characters returns the characters to unconfirmed state.
Page 68: The Keypad
9 Confirm entered characters or feed a new line. The function now activated is executed using the characters which have been input. Entering Characters with QWERTY Keypad Tap the text entry field Touch and hold the keypad [10-key ⇔ QWERTY] •...
Page 69 Entering Pictograms/Symbols In the Pictogram/Symbol input mode, you can enter D- pictograms, pictograms, symbols or emoticons. You might not be able to enter D-pictograms/pictograms depending on the text entry field. to switch to Pictogram/Symbol input mode 1 Switch D-pictogram/pictogram/symbol/emoticon entering. 2 Scroll the screen up/down and tap a desired D-pictogram/ pictogram/symbol/emoticon.
Page 70 Entering Characters with Handwriting Touch and hold the text entry field [Input Method] [Quick Handwriting] Tap the text entry field 3 4 5 6 7 1 The types of characters which can be entered are displayed here. : Kanji/Hiragana/Katakana/Alphabet/Numeric/Symbol : Hiragana/Katakana/Alphabet/Numeric : Alphabet/Numeric/Symbol : Numeric/Symbol •...
Page 71 6 Move the cursor right/left. • When the cursor is moved during character input, a list of recognition candidates for the handwritten character input is displayed. 7 Confirm entered characters or feed a new line. The function now activated is executed using the characters which have been input.
Page 72 Perform operations listed below: Sound on Key Enable key-tapping sound. Press Vibrate on Enable key-tapping vibration. Key Press Key Preview Display key preview. Auto Automatically capitalize the first character of a Capitalization sentence in alphabet input mode. Keyboard Set keyboard type for each screen orientation Type and input mode.
Page 73 Download Set whether to enable dictionaries which were Dictionary downloaded from websites. iWnn IME Version of iWnn IME etc. are displayed. Quick Handwriting Settings Home screen [Settings] [Language & keyboard] [Quick Handwriting] Perform operations listed below: Input Input Set input frames number. Method Context Set whether to use the context...
Page 74 Conversion Word Display conversion candidates as you Prediction enter characters. Input Word Learn converted words. Learning Recognition Display the conversion candidates Error including the recognition error Correction correction candidates. User Z P.72 Dictionary Clear Z P.73 Learning Dictionary Sound on Sound on Enable key-tapping sound.
Page 75 For Fit Key [Fit Key] [Japanese User Dictionary] • To add English words used in half-width alphabet input mode, tap [English User Dictionary]. For Quick Handwriting [Quick Handwriting] [Conversion] [User Dictionary] [Add] Tap the text entry field of [Reading] Enter reading Tap the text entry field of [Word] Enter word...
Page 76 Customizing Fit Key You can adjust the size and position of the keypad to fit on your hand. In addition, you can decorate the keypad with stamps and change the color, background and key shape. Tap the text entry field Touch and hold the keypad [Customize]...
Page 77 To attach stamps [デコ (Deco)] Select a pallet Tap a stamp to attach Tap preferred location in the keypad preview to attach the stamp Perform stamp operations as necessary (Z P.76) To change color [カラー (Color)] Select a pallet • Drag the slider to adjust color transparency. •...
Page 78 To select from packages [パッケージ (Package)] Select a pallet • Tapping [初期状態に戻す (Initialize)] [Yes] will reset the keypad to the default state. • You can receive/send the package via infrared communication by tapping [赤外線受信 (Receive via IrDA)]/[赤外線送信 (Send via IrDA)]. •...
Page 79 Operation Procedure Rotate Display the stamp guide Trace the outer side of the stamp guide corner in direction you want to rotate Copy & paste Display the stamp guide Touch and hold the center of the stamp guide Tap the location you want to attach the stamp •...
Page 80: Docomo Palette Ui
docomo Palette UI Home Screen Home screen is the start screen from which you can start using applications. Press B to display the home screen. You can choose from the following four home applications: docomo Palette UI, “Fit Home”, “Touch Speed Selector”...
Page 81 ■ New! icon New! icon is a mark that notifies of any newly-purchased (downloaded) application. appears above each new application in the home screens and application list screen. cleared once the application is activated. Adding Shortcuts etc. to Home Screen Home screen Touch and hold the background •...
Page 82: Deleting Shortcuts
Deleting Shortcuts Home screen Touch and hold a shortcut etc. to delete, and drag it into • When the shortcut is dragged into , the color of the shortcut icon changes to red. • You can also delete shortcuts by touching and holding shortcuts etc., and then by tapping [Delete].
Page 83 Tap a wallpaper type Select an image • If you select an image from ["Picture Album"], select a display method to complete the setting. • If an image has been selected using [Gallery], decide on the trimming position, and then tap [Save] to complete the setting.
Page 84: Application Screen
Application Screen Displaying Application List Screen On the application list screen, the installed applications are displayed on a group by group basis. Home screen 1 The group names and number of applications are displayed. Tap a group to switch between displaying and hiding the application icons.
Page 85: List Of Applications
List of Applications The following is the list of applications that are preinstalled in the mobile phone at the time of purchase. • To use some applications may require the separate subscription (charged). • Before using some applications for the first time, it may be necessary to install them from Android Market.
Page 86 Icon Application Description Refer to Gガイド番組表 View electronic program guide (G-Guide EPG) of terrestrial and BS broadcasts. You can search programs by keyword or category, set timer for watching/recording 1Seg broadcasts, and record remotely when you are out. iD設定アプリ (iD This application performs P.242 appli)
Page 87 Icon Application Description Refer to Area Mail An application, which allows you P.173 to receive Early Warning "Area Mail", or check received Area Mail messages. AUTO-GPS Use this application to access － services that support AUTO- GPS, giving you information about the surrounding area, such as the weather and nearby shops, sightseeing, and other...
Page 88 Icon Application Description Refer to バーコードリーダ Read barcodes and QR codes P.238 ー (Barcode with the camera. Reader) Picture Album Perform such operations as P.205 displaying still images and video separated into categories by person or year and month, or using Picture jump to upload files.
Page 89 Icon Application Description Refer to Mobage An application, which allows you to enjoy content provided by Mobage. 1Seg You can watch 1Seg. P.215 Voice Search Search for web page information by voice input. Google Search Search for mobile phone P.81 applications and web page information.
Page 90 Icon Application Description Refer to PhoneBookCopy Using an external recording P.118 medium such as a microSD card, you can move or copy your phonebook. Clock On the clock screen, different P.230 types of information and shortcuts are shown along with the time.
Page 91: Moving An Application
Moving an Application Application list screen Touch and hold the application, and drag it to preferred location Adding Groups Application list screen [Add group] Enter a group name [OK] Touch and hold the group, and drag it to preferred location •...
Page 92: Home Application Settings
Home Application Settings Home screen [More] Perform operations listed below: Home settings Set Sync function etc. Help Display help information about home application. Application info Display the version of home application etc.
Page 93: Initial Setting
Initial Setting Initial Setting When you turn on the power of this mobile phone for the first time after purchase, configure settings for Google account and GPS positioning by following the on-screen instructions. [言語変更] [English (United States)] • During initial setup, when the [機能バージョンアップ...
Page 94 Enter characters indicated in the picture [Next] Read the note about Google location service [Next] • To make your data backed up in the Google server with your Google account, mark the checkbox. [Next] [Finish setup]...
Page 95: Changing Screen Display To English
Changing Screen Display to English If you have not changed the display language to English in the initial setting, you can do it by following the steps below. Home screen [本体設定] [言語とキーボード] [言語を選択] [English (United States)]...
Page 96: Google Account
Google Account Once Google account is set, you can download applications from Android Market. If you already have your own Google account, you can use the existing account with this mobile phone. Home screen [Settings] [Accounts & sync] [Add account] [Google] [Next] [Create]...
Page 97: Setting Access Point
Setting Access Point Access points for Internet connection (sp-mode and mopera U) are added by default. You can add and modify access points as necessary. • By default, sp-mode is selected as default access point. However, the settings may differ depending on the terms set forth in your contract.
Page 98 Resetting Access Point Resetting the access point restores the default status. Home screen [Settings] [Wireless & networks] [Mobile networks] [Access Point Names] [Reset to default] sp-mode sp-mode is an ISP for NTT DOCOMO smartphones. In addition to the Internet connection, you can use mail service with the same mail address (@docomo.ne.jp) as that of the i-mode.
Page 99 Information • [mopera U設定 (mopera U setting)] is an access point for mopera U setting. Connection via the access point for mopera U setting costs no packet communication fee. Note that you cannot access the screens other than those for initial settings and changing settings.
Page 100: Email Setting
Email Setting You can configure mail account provided by mopera U or general providers to use mail function. • Configure access point setting in advance (Z P.95). Setting mopera U Mail Account Subscribers for mopera U can use mopera U mail. ■...
Page 101 Setting General Provider’s Mail Account • Obtain information required for settings from your service provider in advance. Home screen [Email] Enter mail address and password [Next] Follow on-screen instructions Information • If automatic settings of mail account does not complete, tap [Manual setup] in step 2 to enter the account setting information manually.
Page 102: Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi You can use mail and the Internet by connecting to your home or corporate network or a public wireless LAN access point using the Wi-Fi function of this mobile phone. Home screen [Settings] [Wireless & networks] Mark [Wi-Fi] checkbox Wi-Fi is turned on and available Wi-Fi networks are detected.
Page 103 ■ If an access point supports "WPS", some simple operations will allow you to connect to the access point. • For the push-button method, tap [WPS Button method] in step 2, and press the WPS button of the access point. •...
Page 104 Checking MAC Address or IP Address Home screen [Settings] [Wireless & networks] [Wi-Fi settings] [Advanced] "MAC address" and "IP address" are displayed. Using Static IP Address You can also connect to a Wi-Fi network by inputting its static IP address. Home screen [Settings] [Wireless...
Page 105: Online Service Accounts
Online Service Accounts You can set accounts of online services such as mixi and Twitter, and synchronize and exchange data between this mobile phone and each service server. • To set Exchange account, check with your network administrator about setting information. Home screen [Settings] [Accounts...
Page 106: Phone
Phone/Network Services Phone Making a Call Home screen [Phone] [Dial] tab Enter the other party’s phone number • If you enter a wrong number, tap to clear the entered number. To end the call, [End] Emergency Call Emergency call Phone number Call to police Call to fire station and ambulance Call for accidents at sea...
Page 107 • This mobile phone supports “Emergency Location Report”. When you make an emergency call such as at 110/119/118, information about the place where you are dialing from (location information) is automatically notified to emergency- response agencies such as police stations. It might happen that your correct location is not detected by emergency- response agencies depending on the location you dial from or radio wave conditions.
Page 108 Selecting Whether to Notify or Withhold Caller ID for Each Call • Caller ID is your important information. Be careful about notifying it. Home screen [Phone] [Dial] tab Enter the other party’s phone number [Caller ID notification] [Notify]/[Not notify] Entering Push Signals Push signals are used for operating home answer phone or for using services such as ticket reservation and bank balance check.
Page 109: Receiving A Call
Using International Call • For overseas use, Z P.243 • If you have any question about WORLD CALL, contact “General Inquiries” on the back page of this manual. Home screen [Phone] [Dial] tab Enter + (touch and hold [0]) Country code Area code Phone number •...
Page 110: Silent Mode
Muting Phone Ringtone Temporarily Incoming call Silent Mode When you set the Silent mode, any sound other than music, video and alarm is muted. Press and hold H for at least one second [Silent mode] Either appears in the status bar depending on the vibration setting (Z P.139).
Page 111 Using Earphone Plug Adapter You can answer incoming calls by pressing the switch on the Earphone Plug Adapter (sample) connected to the mobile phone. ■ Connecting Earphone Plug Adapter Headset plug Connector terminal cover microUSB plug Headset side Headset terminal (commercial product) Earphone Plug Adapter Insert the headset plug into the headset...
Page 112 ■ Operations of Earphone Plug Adapter Function Operation Answer call Press the switch of the Earphone Plug Adapter while receiving a call. Decline call Press and hold the switch of the Earphone Plug Adapter for at least one second while receiving a call.
Page 113 Operations during Call : Hold the call. : Unhold the call. *1*2 : Switch parties. 2 End the call. 3 Make a call to another party. 4 Switch to hands-free call using a Bluetooth headset. 5 Display the dialpad to transmit push signals. 6 Mute the microphone so that your voice is not heard by the other party.
Page 114 Call Log Home screen [Phone] The call log screen is displayed. • To delete a call from the log, touch and hold the call to delete [Remove from call log] [OK]. To delete all calls from the log, display the call log screen [Incoming history]/[Outgoing history] [Delete all]...
Page 115: Phonebook
Phonebook Adding a Contact to Phonebook You can save names, phone numbers and mail addresses in the phonebook. Home screen [Phonebook] [Register] • If you have more than one account, select an account to register. Enter necessary items • Tap to add an image.
Page 116 Checking Contacts Home screen [Phonebook] Contact list screen or favorite list screen is displayed. Contact list screen 1 Index bar 2 Tap to make a call or send a message (SMS). 3 Name Tap to confirm details of the contact. Touch and hold to edit/delete the contact.
Page 117: Importing Contacts
Contact List Screen Menu Contact list screen Perform operations listed below: Delete Delete contact(s). Help Display help information about contacts and exchanging name cards (in Japanese only). Others Inport/Export Z P.115 Sync with the Back up contacts to the backup server center.
Page 118 To import from docomo mini UIM card Touch and hold a contact to import [Import] A contact is imported. • To import all contacts, A [Import all]. To import from microSD card [Import one phonebook data]/[Import multiple phonebook data] [OK] Select contact(s) to import [OK]...
Page 119 My Profile The phone number of the mobile phone can be confirmed. You can also enter or edit your own details. Home screen [Phonebook] profile] tab My profile screen is displayed. [Edit] Enter necessary items [Save] • By tapping [Exchange this name card], you can exchange name cards with someone nearby.
Page 120: Phonebookcopy
PhoneBookCopy By using microSD card you can exchange phonebook data with other mobile phones. In addition, you can copy the phonebook data added to your Google account to docomo account. • If you use this function for the first time, you need to accept “License Agreement”.
Page 121 Copying Contacts in Google Account to docomo Account Home screen [PhoneBookCopy] [docomoアカウントへコピー (Copy to docomo account)] tab Tap Google account to copy [上書き (Overwrite)]/[追加 (Add)] Copied phonebook data is saved to the docomo account. Information • If the phonebook item names (Phone number, etc.) of the other mobile phone are not consistent with those of this mobile phone, item names may be changed or deleted.
Page 122: Available Network Services
Available Network Services You can use the following DOCOMO network services on this mobile phone. • Network services are unavailable when you are out of the service area or out of reach of radio waves. • “Deactivating service” does not mean termination of subscription to services such as Voice Mail Service and Call Forwarding Service.
Page 123: Using Voice Mail Service
Basic Flow of Voice Mail Service Step 1: Activate the service Step 2: The caller records a message Step 3: Play the message *1 If the caller is in a rush and wants to skip the answering message to record a message immediately, he/she can do so by inputting “#”...
Page 124: Call Forwarding Service
Message Sound and vibration are generated to notify of notification new message. settings *1 You will receive message (SMS) “NTT DOCOMO VM:XX” after each operation. Call Forwarding Service When you cannot answer a call because the mobile phone is turned off or out of reach of radio waves, or if you do not answer a call within a set ring time, this service allows you to have the call forwarded to another phone number.
Page 125 Setting Call Forwarding Service Network service screen [Call forwarding service] Perform operations listed below: Activate service Enter a forwarding phone number and ring time (0 to 120 seconds) and activate Call Forwarding Service. • Tapping will call up the phonebook. •...
Page 126: Call Waiting Service
Call Waiting Service If there is another incoming call during a call, this service notifies of it with a call waiting tone, and allows you to answer the new call by putting the current call on hold. You can also put the current call on hold and make a call to another party.
Page 127: Caller Id Notification Service
Holding Call to Make Another Call During call (Hold) The first call is put on hold. [Add call] Enter another party’s phone number You can talk with another party. To end the second call [End] Connection is switched to the first call. To hold the second call (Swap) Connection is switched to the first call.
Page 128 Using Public Mode (Power OFF) When the public mode (power OFF) is set and you receive a call while the power is off or in Airplane mode, an answering message is played telling the caller that you cannot answer calls since you are in a place where you must turn off the power (e.g.
Page 129 Koe-no-Takuhaibin This service keeps voice message on behalf of you. • Up to 500 messages can be stored, each of which can be recorded up to 15 minutes and stored for 720 hours. Also, you can protect up to five messages. (If protection is canceled for a message, the message will be automatically deleted after 720 hours have passed.) •...
Page 130: Recording A Message
Recording a Message You can record a message by making a call with Koe-no- Takuhaibin. Home screen [Phone] [Dial] tab Enter other party's phone number [Koe-no- Takuhaibin] • Operate following audio guidance. Playing Back a Message Play back recorded messages in Koe-no-Takuhaibin. By operating following audio guidance, you can delete or protect a message after playback.
Page 131: Setting Menu
Various Settings Setting Menu Display home screen [Settings] to call up the setting menu and configure various settings for this mobile phone. • The setting menu can be displayed by displaying the home screen [Settings].
Page 132: Wireless & Networks
Wireless & Networks Home screen [Settings] [Wireless & networks] Perform operations listed below: Airplane mode Disable the wireless communication feature of this mobile phone. • Marking [Airplane mode] checkbox will turn off Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi tethering and Bluetooth functions. Wi-Fi Z P.100 Wi-Fi settings Network Configure settings to provide notification...
Page 133: Usb Tethering
Mobile Data enabled Enable Internet access via networks mobile networks. Data roaming Z P.249 Network Z P.248 Mode Access Point Z P.95 Names Network Z P.248 operators Using USB Tethering You can connect a USB-compatible personal computer to the mobile phone using the microUSB cable supplied, and then use the mobile phone as a modem to connect to the internet.
Page 134 Information • The following PC environments (OS) are required to use USB tethering. Proper operation is not guaranteed if the OS has been upgraded, added or modified. Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (service pack 3 or later) • Depending on the PC environment, it may be difficult to connect to the Internet or USB tethering may be disabled.
Page 135 Information • If you start using Wi-Fi tethering without configuring portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings, the network SSID is "AndroidAP" and security is "Open". You can change the network SSID and configure security setting as required (Z P.133). • Turning on the Bluetooth function disables portable Wi-Fi hotspot (Z P.187).
Page 136: Call Settings
Call Settings Home screen [Settings] [Call settings] Perform operations listed below: Network Koe-no- Z P.127 service Takuhaibin Voice mail Z P.120 service Call Z P.122 forwarding service Call waiting Z P.124 Caller ID Z P.125 notification Nuisance call Register so as not to receive blocking "nuisance calls"...
Page 137 Network English Set the guidance for network service guidance services or the voice guidance such as for the out-of-service area, to be played back in English. Remote Set Voice Mail Service or Call operation Forwarding Service to be settings operated from touch-tone land- line phones, public phones, DOCOMO mobile phones, or others.
Page 138 Roaming Restricting Set incoming calls to be rejected settings incoming during roaming. calls Incoming By messages (SMS), you can be notification notified of the information of while missed calls which came in while roaming you were out of the service area or the power was turned off during roaming.
Page 139 Advanced call Sub address Set to regard the numbers after settings settings “ ” of a phone number as a sub-address to access the specified phones or data terminals. • The sub-address is a number assigned to identify each ISDN terminal connected to an ISDN line.
Page 140: Docomo Service
docomo Service Home screen [Settings] [docomo service] Perform operations listed below: Application Set Update checker, etc. manager Wi-Fi Specify settings for using docomo service via a Wi-Fi network. docomo apps Set/change a password which is used by password docomo application. AUTO-GPS Set AUTO-GPS function or display a history of positioned location.
Page 141: Sound
Sound Home screen [Settings] [Sound] Sound settings screen is displayed. Perform operations listed below: Silent mode Set/cancel the Silent mode. Vibrate Set whether to keep vibration always on/off, or to turn it on only when the Silent mode is set/canceled. •...
Page 142: Adjusting Volume
Adjusting Volume Phone ringtone, notification ringtone, media sound and alarm volume can be adjusted. Sound settings screen [Volume] Drag appropriate sound slider to right/left • When the [Use incoming call volume for notifications] checkbox is unmarked, the notification ringtone slider is displayed, and you can adjust the phone ringtone and notification ringtone separately.
Page 143: Display
Display Home screen [Settings] [Display] Perform operations listed below: Brightness Set the brightness. Auto-rotate Vertical/horizontal display modes are screen automatically switched according to the direction of mobile phone. Animation Set whether or not to use animation to indicate screens and items. Screen timeout Set the time length before the mobile phone automatically enters the Sleep mode when it...
Page 144: Location & Security
Location & Security Home screen [Settings] [Location & security] Perform operations listed below: Use wireless Search for the present location based on networks information acquired from Wi-Fi and mobile network base stations. Use GPS Measure more accurate location information. satellites •...
Page 145: About Gps
About GPS • GPS is a function to obtain location information of this mobile phone by receiving radio waves from GPS satellites. • This cannot be used as navigation equipment for airplane, vehicle or person, or as high-accuracy surveying GPS. Note that we do not take any responsibility for a loss, such as pure economic loss resulting from use of GPS function for these purposes, or the facts that you have missed the chance to...
Page 146 Security Codes Used in this Mobile Phone Some of the functions for convenient use of this mobile phone requires security codes, including mobile phone screen unlocking code and network security code for network services. Use appropriate security codes to handle this mobile phone.
Page 147: Network Security Code
Terminal Password This is a four-to-eight digit number required for mobile phone resetting or when the password manager is launched by other applications (Z P.150). Network Security Code This is a four-digit number required for your identification when you place an order at a docomo Shop or docomo Information Center, or when you use network services.
Page 148: Setting Pin Code
PIN Unblocking Key The PIN unblocking key (PUK) is the eight-digit number for releasing the blocked PIN1 code and PIN2 code. You cannot change this PIN unblocking key by yourself. • If you fail to enter PIN unblocking key (PUK) correctly ten times in succession, the docomo mini UIM card is locked.
Page 149 Unlocking PIN1 Lock If you fail to enter PIN1 code correctly three times in succession, PIN1 is locked and [SIM card is PUK-locked] appears. You can unlock PIN1 lock by following operations. • When [Entering wrong number 10 times will cause SIM lock.] appears, tap [OK].
Page 150 Unlocking PIN2 Lock If you fail PIN2 authentication three times in succession, and [Password incorrect, please change PIN2 and retry!] is displayed, perform the following procedure to unlock PIN2 lock. Fixed Dialing Numbers screen [Change PIN2] Enter new PIN2 code [OK] Enter new PIN2 code again [OK]...
Page 151 Setting Screen Lock This mobile phone can be locked with unlocking pattern, PIN or password to prevent unauthorized use by any third party. Home screen [Settings] [Location & security] Location & security settings screen is displayed. [Set up screen lock] [Pattern]/[PIN]/ [Password] Follow on-screen instructions...
Page 152 Setting Terminal Password Home screen [Settings] [Location & security] Location & security settings screen is displayed. [Terminal password setting] Enter terminal password [OK] Enter terminal password again [OK] Changing Terminal Password Location & security settings screen [Terminal password setting] Enter current terminal password [OK] Enter new terminal password [OK]...
Page 153: Various Settings Applications
Applications Home screen [Settings] [Applications] Application settings screen is displayed. Perform operations listed below: Unknown Permit installation of applications sources obtained from websites other than Android Market or by mail. • Download applications only from trusted sources such as Android Market to protect your mobile phone and personal information.
Page 154: Accounts & Sync
Accounts & Sync Home screen [Settings] [Accounts & sync] Accounts & sync settings screen is displayed. Perform operations listed below: Background Permit all applications installed in the mobile data phone to automatically perform data communication. Auto-sync Permit applications to automatically perform data synchronization.
Page 155 Information • The Google account that was set first cannot be removed by [Remove account]. To remove the first Google account, reset the mobile phone (Z P.156). • The docomo account cannot be removed.
Page 156: Privacy
Privacy Home screen [Settings] [Privacy] Privacy settings screen is displayed. Perform operations listed below: Back up my data Back up application data and settings to Google server. Automatic Restore backup settings and data when an restore application is reinstalled. Data migration Set when transferring data at a customer mode service counter, such as a docomo Shop.
Page 157 Restoring Backup Data to Mobile Phone Privacy setting screen [SD backup] [Restore to main body] Enter terminal password [OK] Tap data to restore Tap a file to restore [Yes] When restoration is completed, [OK] • When you restore an unsent message (SMS), only message part is restored.
Page 158: Reset Phone
Resetting Mobile Phone You can reset this mobile phone to the default status. • This operation deletes all the applications installed and data saved to this mobile phone after purchase, with some exceptions. Privacy settings screen [Factory data reset] Enter terminal password [OK] •...
Page 159: Storage
Storage Home screen [Settings] [Storage] Storage settings screen is displayed. Perform operations listed below: Total space Display total capacity of microSD card. Available space Display available space of microSD card memory. Unmount SD Securely remove microSD card from this card/Mount SD mobile phone/Make this mobile phone card recognize microSD card.
Page 160: Language & Keyboard
Language & Keyboard Home screen [Settings] [Language & keyboard] Perform operations listed below: Select language Set a display language. User dictionary Add words to the user dictionary for Android keyboard. [Add] Enter a word [OK] Quick Z P.71 Handwriting Android Configure settings for key tones and input keyboard assist function for Android keyboard.
Page 161: Voice Input & Output
Voice Input & Output Home screen [Settings] [Voice input & output] Perform operations listed below: Voice Language Set a language for voice text input. recognizer SafeSearch Apply adult filter to voice search settings results. Block Set to allow no offensive words to be offensive displayed for voice text input.
Page 162: Accessibility
Accessibility Home screen [Settings] [Accessibility] • When [No accessibility related applications found] appears, tap [OK] to install a screen reader from Android Market, or tap [Cancel]. Perform operations listed below: Accessibility Enable accessibility-related applications for audio and vibration responses to user operations and for text-to-speech service.
Page 163: Date & Time
Date & Time This is set to [Automatic] by default. It is not necessary to set date and time manually. Home screen [Settings] [Date & time] Perform operations listed below: Automatic Date, time zone and time are acquired from the network and automatically corrected. Set date Set the date manually.
Page 164: About Phone
About Phone Home screen [Settings] [About phone] Perform operations listed below: Software Update Z P.267 Upgrade Z P.279 features Status The remainder of the battery and phone number can be confirmed. Battery use Battery power consumption of each application can be confirmed. Legal Open source licenses (including GPL/ information...
Page 165: Sp-Mode Mail
Mail/Internet sp-mode Mail Exchange mails using i-mode mail address (@docomo.ne.jp). Pictograms, Deco-mail, and automatic reception features are available. • For detailed information of sp-mode mail, refer to “ご利用ガイドブック (spモード編) (Mobile Phone User’s Guide [sp-mode])” (in Japanese only). Home screen [spモードメール...
Page 166: Message (Sms)
Message (SMS) You can exchange text messages of up to 70 double- byte characters (160 single-byte characters if the message consists only of single-byte characters) using mobile phone numbers as addresses. Creating and Sending a Message (SMS) Home screen [Messaging] [New message] [To] field...
Page 167 Receiving and Reading a Message (SMS) When you receive a new message (SMS), a notification icon is displayed in the status bar. You can check the message by opening the notification panel and tapping the notification. Home screen [Messaging] Message list screen is displayed. Tap a thread to read Replying to a Message (SMS) Message list screen...
Page 168 Deleting Messages (SMS) Message list screen To delete a message (SMS) Tap a thread to delete Touch and hold a message (SMS) to delete [Delete message] To delete a thread Tap a thread to delete [Delete thread] • You can also touch and hold a thread to delete [Delete thread].
Page 169: Email
Email You can use Email application by setting mail accounts provided by mopera U or other Email service providers. • Set an access point (Z P.95) and mail account (Z P.98) in advance. Creating and Sending an Email Home screen [Email] •...
Page 170: Replying To An Email
Receiving and Reading an Email Home screen [Email] Email list screen is displayed. • If you have more than one mail account, select a mail account in the account list screen. • Tapping [Combined Inbox] in the account list screen will show an inbox for all mail accounts. Mail accounts are distinguished by a color bar at the left of each Email.
Page 171: Deleting Emails
Deleting Emails Email list screen To delete an Email Touch and hold an Email to delete To delete multiple Emails Mark Emails to delete [Delete] Switching Folder Display Email list screen [Folders] Tap a folder to open Setting Email Account Options Email list screen [Account settings] •...
Page 172: Gmail
Gmail Gmail is Google’s online Email service. You can exchange Emails using Gmail application on this mobile phone. • Set your Google account (Z P.94) in advance. Refreshing Gmail Home screen [Gmail] Inbox is displayed. [Refresh] Gmail application on the mobile phone is synchronized with your Gmail account to refresh the inbox.
Page 173 Displaying a New Mail Inbox Tap a thread with any unread mail • When a notification icon is displayed in the status bar, you can display the inbox by opening the notification panel and tapping the notification. Searching for a Mail Inbox [Search] [Search mail] field...
Page 174 [Compose Mail] field Enter message • To attach an image, press A [Attach] select an image. Message Thread Operations Inbox Touch and hold a thread Perform operations listed below: Read Unfold the thread. Archive Archive (store) the thread. Archived thread is not shown in the inbox.
Page 175: Early Warning "Area Mail
Early Warning "Area Mail" This service allows you to receive Earthquake Early Warnings which is sent out by the Japan Meteorological Agency. • Area Mail is a free service for which subscription is not required. • You can save up to 50 Area Mail messages. •...
Page 176 Reading Received Area Mail Home screen [Area Mail] Area Mail message list screen is displayed. Tap an Area Mail to read Setting Early Warning "Area Mail" Set whether to receive an Area Mail message, also set the performance when you receive it. Area Mail message list screen [Settings] Perform operations listed below:...
Page 177: Google Talk
Google Talk Google Talk is Google’s online instant messaging service. You can enjoy chatting with other members using Talk application on this mobile phone. • Set your Google account (Z P.94) in advance. Online Chat Adding a New Member Home screen [Talk] Friends list is displayed.
Page 178: Starting Chat
Starting Chat Friends list Tap the name of a friend to chat with Chat screen is displayed. Enter message in [Type to compose] field • To enter a smiley, press A [More] [Insert smiley] select a smiley. [Send] Switching Chats You can switch chats when you are chatting with more than one friend.
Page 179: Signing Out
Managing Members Members on the friends list are displayed by online status (Available, Busy, Invisible). Depending on the setting, only the members that you frequently exchange Emails with or chat with are preferentially shown. To display all listed members, press [All friends] in the friends list.
Page 180: Web Browser
Web Browser Using the web browser, you can view web pages and play Flash contents as you do with a PC. Connection to a Wi-Fi network or wireless mobile network using packet communication is necessary to use the web browser on this mobile phone. Starting Web Browser Address bar Home screen...
Page 181 Screen Operations When Web Page Is Displayed Operation Description Switch Vertical/ Z P.58 horizontal display modes Zoom Pinch out/in Z P.58 in/out Double-tap Z P.57 Scroll Z P.58 Select and copy text Touch and hold a part with no link Drag the slider in four directions to select text range to copy selected text...
Page 182 Menu for Currently Displayed Web Page Web page displayed Perform operations listed below: New window Open the web page in a new window. Bookmarks Display the bookmark list. Windows Display the window list to switch web pages. Refresh/Stop Refresh or stop refreshing the web page.
Page 183 Managing Bookmarks and History Adding a Bookmark Display the web page you want to add to Bookmarks [Bookmarks] [Bookmark last-viewed page] Confirm/change the bookmark name [OK] Editing a Bookmark Web page displayed [Bookmarks] Touch and hold a bookmark to edit [Edit bookmark] Enter change...
Page 184 Displaying a Web Page from History Web page displayed [Bookmarks] [Most visited] tab/[History] tab • Tap (gray) in History to add to Bookmarks. Tap a web page to display Clearing History Web page displayed [Bookmarks] [History] tab To delete a web page from history Touch and hold a web page to delete [Remove from history]...
Page 185: Infrared Communication
File Management Infrared Communication This mobile phone is compliant with IrMC™ version 1.1 standard. Data transmission with other mobile phones, etc. that have infrared communication feature is possible. • Data of phonebook, sp-mode mail, Schedule, Memo, images, Fit Key and ToruCa can be sent/received. •...
Page 186 Sending Data via Infrared Communication Start each application Select data to send Tap the menu item for sending/ sharing via infrared communication • To send a package of Fit Key, tap the text entry field Touch and hold in keypad [Customize] [パッケージ...
Page 187 Receiving Data via Infrared Communication Home screen [Infrared] • To receive a package of Fit Key, tap the text entry field Touch and hold in keypad [Customize] [パッケージ (Package)] select a package [赤外線受信 (Receive via IrDA)]. To receive a subject [Receive] [OK] [OK]...
Page 188: Bluetooth Communication
Bluetooth Communication You can wirelessly exchange data with nearby Bluetooth devices using the Bluetooth function of this mobile phone. • For Bluetooth supported version and profiles, Z P.282 • For detailed information of settings and operation procedures, also refer to the Instruction Manual for the Bluetooth device to be connected.
Page 189: Connecting A Bluetooth Device
■ Radio wave interference with wireless LAN As Bluetooth and wireless LAN (IEEE802.11b/g/n) use the same frequency band (2.4 GHz), use of Bluetooth device around wireless LAN device may cause radio wave interference, leading to decreased communication speed, noise or connection failure. In this case, take actions below: •...
Page 190 [Scan for devices] • Detected Bluetooth devices are listed in the Bluetooth device list. • Mark [Discoverable] checkbox to allow other Bluetooth devices to detect this mobile phone. You can set discoverable time at [Discoverable timeout]. Select a detected Bluetooth device and perform pairing with the device If necessary, enter pass code (PIN) [OK]...
Page 191: Receiving Data Via Bluetooth
Sending and Receiving Data via Bluetooth Communication • Depending on the application, even when you select a menu for sharing data via Bluetooth communication, the data may not be sent, or received data may be unavailable. Sending Data via Bluetooth Communication You can send images, web page URLs, etc.
Page 192: File Management Diga/Dlna Device Connection
DIGA/DLNA Device Connection By using Wi-Fi communication, you can display still images shot on the P-02D on an external device, or play back on the P-02D TV programs and other video recorded on a DIGA device. • You need to connect P-02D and external device to same access point (ZP.100).
Page 193 99 programs. • When transferring TV programs recorded using a DIGA device to the P-02D, you can transfer up to 3.86 GB (up to 5 hours and 25 minutes). Note, however, that the maximum amount of program time that can be transferred might vary because of differences in bit rates among programs.
Page 194: Vpn (Virtual Private Network) Connection
VPN (Virtual Private Network) Connection VPN (Virtual Private Network) refers to a technology that allows for access to information within a protected local network for a company, university or the like from outside. To configure settings for VPN connection from this mobile phone, acquire security information from network administrator.
Page 195 Disconnecting VPN Open the notification panel Tap the notification that indicates connection Tap a VPN to disconnect...
Page 196: External Device Connection
External Device Connection Connecting to a PC When you connect this mobile phone and a PC using the included microUSB cable, the microSD card in the mobile phone is recognized as a removable disc of the PC, and you can read and write data in the microSD card from the PC. •...
Page 197 PC side Open [My Computer]/[Computer] Select [Removable disc] Files in the microSD card are displayed. Drag and drop files between the mobile phone and PC Information • Once microSD card is mounted on the PC, you cannot use any application that uses microSD card such as camera. Securely Removing microUSB Cable •...
Page 198: Camera
Applications Camera Precautions for Use • Ensure the lens is clean before shooting. If it is not, clean up with soft cloth. Any dirt on the lens such as fingerprint or oil content may cause defocusing or dots in still images and videos.
Page 199 Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when shooting and sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones. Displaying Shooting Screen Shoot images and videos in landscape format. Home screen Shooting screen is displayed. • On screens other than the home screen, press and hold L for one second or more.
Page 200 ■ Tap operation icons Icon Description Zoom the tapped point. Focus on the tapped point, and then shoot. Follow movement from the tapped point, and continually adjust focus. ■ Icons indicating setting status Item Icon Burst Shoot OFF, Continuous, Omakase choice, Shot aspush Pic.
Page 201 ■ Setting from the setting menu Shooting screen Perform operations listed below: • Some items may not appear depending on the setting. Camera Photo Z P.201 mode Burst When using Continuous or Omakase Choice, Shoot you can shoot 8 consecutive images. You can shoot in continuous shooting while pressing L.
Page 202 Camera I. Correct dark areas so that they appear Exposure brighter when, for example, the difference in the light level between the background and subject of the image is too great. Auto Set the camera to automatically shoot, by shutter using [FaceDetect] in [Focus mode], when the function identifies a certain number of detected faces or distance between faces.
Page 203 Information • If you change the Burst shoot setting from [OFF] or [Shot aspush] to [Continuous] or [Omakase choice], the picture size setting might change. In addition, when using [Omakase choice], the picture size setting is limited to sizes of up to 3M (2048 ×...
Page 204 Motion Deblur This function changes the ISO sensitivity and increases the shutter speed in response to the movement of the subject, allowing you to shoot with correction for camera shaking. • Depending on shooting conditions, the number of recording pixels may decrease. HDR processing (a function in which each image shot is a composite of three still images shot with different exposures) allows you to...
Page 205 Storing a Person's Face Information By registering personal information such as an image of a person's face or a person's name in advance, when faces that have been registered appear on the shooting screen, the names of up to three people are displayed in order of highest priority, and you can adjust the priority of the image's focus.
Page 206: Shooting A Video
■ Icons displayed on the review screen when [Auto save] is set to [OFF] Icon Description You can upload the file to PicMate, or send the file by Gmail, etc. Save the still image shot, and set the image as a phonebook image or as the wallpaper on the home screen.
Page 207: Picture Album
Picture Album You can use Picture Album to view still images and videos saved in microSD card. ■ Supported files Some files may not be playable even though they are supported files. Type File format Still image BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, MPO Video MP4, 3GP, WebM Displaying a Still Image/Video...
Page 208 : By tapping this button, files containing location information are displayed in a list on the map. To display a still image Tap a still image to display Enlarged view screen is displayed. To play a video Tap a video to play Tap the screen to display icons Tap an application to activate, the video start playing...
Page 209 Enlarged View Screen Operations • If icons are not displayed, tap the screen to show them. • For still images, alternatively, you can pinch out/in or double- tap to zoom in/out. • If you shoot a still image by using the [P. recog.] operation of the camera (Z P.200), a frame around the position of a person's face and that person's name are displayed.
Page 210 Enlarged View Screen Menu Enlarged view screen Perform operations listed below: Share You can upload the file to PicMate or YouTube, or send the file via Bluetooth communication or by Gmail, etc. Delete Delete the file. Location Attach info Attach location information. Delete info Delete location information.
Page 211: Media Player
Media Player Start the media player to play songs and videos stored in microSD card. • For copying music data or video data from PC, Z P.194 ■ Supported files Some files may not be playable even though they are supported files.
Page 212: Creating A Playlist
Creating a Playlist To use a playlist, from [Arrange icons], set the [Play list] tab to be displayed. Song list screen [Play list] tab [New] • To change a playlist name, tap the playlist name. [Add songs to playlist] Tap a song to add [Apply] [Save] [OK]...
Page 213: Android Market
Android Market Search for convenient applications and fun games in Android Market to install to this mobile phone. • Set your Google account (Z P.94) in advance. Installing Applications Home screen [Market] • Read Android Market Terms of Service for initial startup and tap [Accept].
Page 214 Information • Be sure to check the security and safety of the application, then install it at your own risk. Your mobile phone may be infected with a virus or data may be damaged. It may cause excessive sound volume. •...
Page 215: Google Maps
Google Maps Using Google Maps, you can locate your current position, and search for places or routes to destinations. • To use Google Maps, the mobile phone must be connected to a Wi-Fi network or 3G/GPRS network to enable data communication.
Page 216 Searching for a Route to Destination Map displayed [Directions] • You can start Google Maps Navigation (Beta version) by displaying the home screen [Navigation] to search for a route from your current location to any destination without efforts. Enter start and end points •...
Page 217: 1Seg
1Seg 1Seg is terrestrial digital TV broadcasting service dedicated for mobile devices. With 1Seg, you can watch data broadcast along with video and audio. Further, detailed program information, participation in quiz show, etc. and TV shopping are readily available. For details on the 1Seg service, browse the following website: The Association for Promotion of Digital Broadcasting: http://www.dpa.or.jp/...
Page 218 • Places where radio waves are weak or cannot reach such as in tunnels, underground malls and recesses inside a building To improve reception, fully extend the 1Seg antenna. Reception may also be improved by changing the antenna direction or moving to a different place.
Page 219 Starting 1Seg Home screen [1Seg] 1Seg watching screen is displayed. • At the time of initial startup, you need to set a channel list corresponding to your region (Z P.221). 1Seg Watching Screen Data broadcast is displayed in portrait mode. In landscape mode, video is displayed full-screen if the default setting is not changed.
Page 220 7 Status display area : Off timer/Auto off if no operation : During recording of a 1Seg program : Channel number : Reception level Strong/Medium/ Weak/Out of service area : Caption available : Mute/Unmute : Volume 8 Caption setting status *1 In landscape mode, if no captions are displayed for a certain amount of time, the caption area disappears.
Page 221 Program guide Activate G-Guide EPG. 1Seg Setting Menu 1Seg watching screen [Settings] Perform operations listed below: Watch/Record Z P.224 reservation Reservation Display the results of watch reservation and result record reservation. Channel info Display the detail screen of the active channel list.
Page 222 Main/Sub sound You can set Main/Sub/Main+Sub sound when viewing a program in which sub sound is available. Switch audio Set Audio 1/Audio 2 for programs in which data multiple audio tracks are available. Volume Set volume. • You can also set volume by pressing E/F. Sound effect Turn sound effects of data broadcast ON/ OFF.
Page 223: Setting Channels
Setting Channels Setting a Channel List Set a channel list corresponding to the region of use. 1Seg watching screen [Settings] [Channel setting] Perform operations listed below: Select area Select an area in which you watch 1Seg from the area list to set a channel list. Setting from my Search for available channels in the current location...
Page 224 Editing a Channel List • The currently active channel list cannot be edited. Select channel list screen Touch and hold a channel list to edit [Channel info] Touch and hold a channel Perform operations listed below: Controller Tap the channel you want to assign a setting new channel number to and select a new number.
Page 225 Displaying Information from a TV Link 1Seg watching screen [Settings] [TVlink] TV link list screen is displayed. : Memo : Link content : HTML content : Expired (unavailable) Tap the TV link from which you want to view information Creating a TV Link Shortcut in Home Screen TV link list screen Touch and hold a TV link to create shortcut...
Page 226 Recording a 1Seg Program 1Seg watching screen [Recording] Recording starts. [Stop Recording] [Yes] The recording data is saved on microSD card. Information • While a 1Seg program is recorded, never unmount the microSD card (Z P.157) or turn off USB storage (Z P.194). The recording data is not saved correctly.
Page 227: Osaifu-Keitai
Osaifu-Keitai Osaifu-Keitai is equipped with the IC card which enables you to make payments, use coupons, enjoy stamp rallies and so on by placing the mobile phone over the scanning device in the stores or other locations. Furthermore, by placing the mobile phone over a scanning device, you can access sites and web pages, obtain the latest coupons by communication, and check the deposits of electronic money and the status of its use.
Page 228 iC Transfer Service iC transfer service is the service for moving a package of data files on the IC card of your Osaifu-Keitai to your new Osaifu- Keitai when you replace your Osaifu-Keitai such as at the time of phone model change or malfunction. iC transfer service is available at a nearby docomo Shop etc.
Page 229 Place the Mobile Phone over the Scanning Device Place the K mark of this mobile phone over the scanning device, and you can use the mobile phone as electronic money to pay for shopping or to use it as a traffic ticket. This function is available without starting the software program.
Page 230 ToruCa ToruCa is an electronic card that can be imported into mobile phones. Available from scanning device and online, it provides shopping information or serves as a coupon. The imported ToruCa is saved in the “ToruCa” application that allows you to view, find or update a ToruCa. For details on ToruCa, refer to “ご利用ガイドブック...
Page 231: Youtube
YouTube YouTube is Google’s online video streaming service. You can play and upload videos. Home screen [YouTube] • Read mobile terms of service at initial startup and tap [Accept]. To play a video Tap a video to play • Tap the screen to pause/resume the video. •...
Page 232: Clock
Clock This mobile phone can be used as a desk clock. Home screen [Clock] Clock screen is displayed. : Dim the screen. To restore the original brightness, tap the screen. : Display the Alarms screen. : Display still images (Start sildeshow). : Start the media player.
Page 233 Advanced Settings of Alarm Alarms screen [Settings] Perform operations listed below: Alarm in silent Mark this checkbox to activate alarm in Silent mode mode. Alarm volume Set alarm volume. Snooze duration Set the snooze duration if you activate snooze in the alarm notification screen. Side button Set behavior (None/Snooze/Dismiss) behavior...
Page 234: Calendar
Calendar You can synchronize this mobile phone calendar with online service calendars such as Google Calendar to manage your schedule. • Set your Google account (Z P.94) in advance. Displaying Calendar Home screen [Calendar] Calendar screen is displayed. • Press A [Day]/[Week]/[Month]/[Agenda] to switch display formats.
Page 235: Adding An Event
Adding an Event Calendar screen [More] [New event] Enter event name, date and time, place and description • If you set more than one calendar, select the calendar to which you want to add the event. • Tap to add more notifications. •...
Page 236: Changing Calendar Settings
Changing Calendar Settings Calendar screen [More] [Settings] Perform operations listed below: Hide declined Hide events you declined. events Use home time Mark this checkbox to show the zone calendar times in your home time zone during roaming. Home time zone When [Use home time zone] checkbox is marked, specify the time zone of your home region.
Page 237: Memo
Memo Creating a Note Home screen [Memo] Memo list screen is displayed. [新規作成] (Create) Enter necessary items [Save] • Tap a note in the memo list screen to confirm details. Touch and hold a note to edit etc.
Page 238: Calculator
Calculator Home screen [Calculator] Enter a formula in the formula field at the top • Flick the button display right or left, or tap A [Advanced panel]/[Basic panel] to switch advanced/basic calculation screens. • Touch and hold the formula field to copy/paste the formula.
Page 239: Econavi
ECONAVI By switching to the eco mode, you can reduce battery consumption. You can also set the mobile phone to [Auto eco] so that it automatically switches to the eco mode when the battery level goes below the preset level. Switching to the eco Mode Home screen [ECONAVI]...
Page 240: Barcode Reader
Barcode Reader You can have Barcode Reader read QR codes and JAN codes using the camera. After a QR code or JAN code is read, you can make a call, send a mail, add a contact to the phonebook, view a website, etc., depending on the content of characters read from the code.
Page 241 Reading a QR Code/JAN Code Home screen [バーコードリーダー(Barcode Reader)] Shooting screen is displayed. : Display menu : Display history screen : Stop reading/Reread : End Barcode Reader Display QR code/JAN code in the shooting screen Read result screen is displayed. Tap read characters A menu corresponding to the content of characters appears.
Page 242: Polaris Office
Polaris Office You can view PC documents saved in microSD card (Office documents, PDF files, etc.). ■ Supported files • Documents using fonts not installed in the mobile phone may not be displayed correctly, because incompatible fonts are substituted by some other fonts to display the documents. •...
Page 243 Information • You can edit documents to display Word file/Excel file/ PowerPoint file Tap [Edit mode]. • Functions not supported by this application might not be saved correctly. • The text file cannot be sent, even if you open a text file [More] [Send file] [Facebook]/[Twitter].
Page 244: Id Appli
iD appli “iD” denotes convenient electronic money that makes use of the credit settlement system. You can easily do shopping by placing your Osaifu-Keitai with your credit card information set or your credit card which supports iD over a scanning device at shops.
Page 245: Overview Of International Roaming (World Wing)
Overseas Use Overview of International Roaming (WORLD WING) International roaming (WORLD WING) is a service that allows you to use in the service areas of overseas operators affiliated with DOCOMO with the same phone number and mail address as used in Japan. You can use the call and message (SMS) features without changing the settings.
Page 246: Available Services
Available Services (○: Available ー: Unavailable) Main communication GSM/ services GPRS Call ○ ○ ○ Message (SMS) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ー Mail ○ ○ ー Browser Locating current position ○ ○ ー with GPS *1 To use data communication feature during roaming, mark [Data roaming] checkbox (Z P.249).
Page 247: Confirmation Before Use
Confirmation before Use Confirmation before Departure If you use the mobile phone abroad, check the items indicated below while you are still in Japan. About Subscription • Check your WORLD WING application status. For details, contact “General Inquiries” on the back page of this manual. About Charges •...
Page 248 Confirmation in the Country You Stay When you arrive at your overseas destination and power on the mobile phone, it automatically connects to an available operator’s network. About Connection If you set [Available networks] to [Select automatically] in [Network operators] setting, an optimal network is automatically selected (Z P.248).
Page 249 About Inquiry • In case this mobile phone or docomo mini UIM card is lost or stolen overseas, contact DOCOMO immediately from where you are and take the procedure to suspend the service. For contact information, refer to the back page of this manual. Note that you are liable for any call and data communication charges incurred after loss or theft.
Page 250: Settings For Overseas Use
Settings for Overseas Use Although by default, the mobile phone automatically searches for and connects to an available operator’s network when you arrive overseas, you can manually configure settings. Setting Network Mode Home screen [Settings] [Wireless & networks] [Mobile networks] [Network Mode] Perform operations listed below:...
Page 251 Setting Data Roaming Home Screen [Settings] [Wireless & networks] [Mobile networks] Mark [Data roaming] check box [OK]...
Page 252: Making/Receiving Calls In The Country You Stay
Making/Receiving Calls in the Country You Stay Making Calls to Other Countries (Including Japan) You can make international calls from the country you stay to other countries by using the international roaming service. • For available countries and operators, refer to DOCOMO International Services website.
Page 253 Making Domestic Calls in the Country You Stay You can make calls to land-line phones or mobile phones in the same way as you do in Japan. Home screen [Phone] [Dial] tab Enter phone number with area code • If the other party is a subscriber to “WORLD WING”, enter “81”...
Page 254: Confirmation After Returning Home
Confirmation after Returning Home When you return to Japan, the mobile phone automatically connects to the DOCOMO network. If not, take following actions to establish connection: • Set [Preferred network mode] in [Network Mode] to [GSM/ WCDMA] (Z P.248). • Set [Available networks] in [Network operators] to [Select automatically] (Z P.248).
Page 255: Optional Items And Associated Equipment
Appendix Optional Items and Associated Equipment Combining various options with this mobile phone, you can realize more versatile use from personal to business purposes. Some products may not be dealt in depending on the area. For details, consult a handling counter such as a docomo Shop.
Page 256: Troubleshooting (Faq)
Troubleshooting (FAQ) When You Have Any Trouble • First of all, check if the software needs to be updated. If update is necessary, update the software (Z P.267). • If the symptom does not improve after taking actions listed in the check item, feel free to contact “Repairs”...
Page 257 ■ Charging Symptom Check item Cannot charge • Make sure that the battery pack is installed (Charging properly (Z P.49). indicator does not • Make sure that the power plug of the light, or charge included AC adapter is securely inserted failure icon into the outlet (Z P.51, P.54).
Page 258 Symptom Check item Usable time of the • Check if the mobile phone is left out of battery pack is service area for a long time. short While being out of service area, the mobile phone consumes more power to search for radio wave to establish communication (Z P.282).
Page 259 Symptom Check item Operation is • This could be due to the installation of unstable applications to the mobile phone after purchase. Start up your mobile phone in Safe mode, and if the symptoms are fixed, then try uninstalling your applications. Sometimes this can fix the symptoms.
Page 260 Symptom Check item No ringtone • Check if the ringer volume is set to silent (Z P.140). • Check if the Silent mode is set (Z P.108). • Check if the ring time for Voice Mail or Call Forwarding Service is set to “0 second” (Z P.121, P.123).
Page 261 ■ Mail Symptom Check item Cannot receive • Check if [Inbox check frequency] in Emails Account settings of Email application is set automatically to [Never] (Z P.169). ■ Camera Symptom Check item Still images and • Check for cloudiness or dirt on the lens videos shot by the (Z P.196).
Page 262 ■ Overseas use Symptom Check item Cannot use the ● If the antenna mark is displayed: mobile phone • Check if you have applied for WORLD abroad WING. Check your WORLD WING application status. ● If the out of service area icon is displayed: •...
Page 263: Data Management
Symptom Check item Cannot receive • Check if [Restricting incoming calls] is set calls abroad to [Activate restricting] (Z P.136). • Check if Network Mode is set to other than [GSM/WCDMA] (Z P.248). The other party’s • Even when the other party notifies the phone number is caller ID, the ID is not displayed on this not notified/...
Page 264: Error Messages
■ Bluetooth function Symptom Check item Cannot connect/ • Bluetooth device (commercial product) find Bluetooth must be registered on this mobile phone devices by device with the device in wait state. To remove a search registered device and then register again, remove each other on both of the Bluetooth device (commercial product) and this mobile phone in...
Page 265: Warranty And After-Sales Service
Warranty and After-Sales Service About Warranty • Make sure that you have received a warranty card provided at purchase. After checking the contents of the warranty card as well as “Shop name and date of purchase”, keep the warranty card in a safe place. If you notice that necessary items of the warranty card are not filled in, immediately contact the shop where you purchased this mobile phone from.
Page 266 ■ In warranty period • Your mobile phone is repaired charge free in accordance with the terms of warranty. • Make sure that you bring the warranty card to the counter for repair. If you do not show the warranty card, or when troubles or malfunctions are regarded to be caused by your mishandling (the damages of LCD, connector, etc.), the repair cost is charged even within the warranty period.
Page 267 Notes • Make sure not to modify the mobile phone or its accessories. • Fire, injury or malfunction may result. • We accept to repair mulfunction with modified device subject to your agreement with possibility that we restore the modifications. We might reject to repair depending on the degrees of your modification.
Page 268 Memory Dial (Phonebook Function) and Downloads etc. Data you have created, imported or downloaded into your mobile phone might be altered or lost when you change the model or the mobile phone is repaired. We assume no responsibility for such alteration or loss of data. Moreover, instead of repairing your mobile phone, we may replace it with another one at our discretion, in which case it is not possible to transfer these data to the replacement terminal...
Page 269: Software Update
Software Update About Software Update Software Update is a function that connects to the network to check whether P-02D software update is necessary or not. If necessary, Software Update will download part of software through packet communication to update the software.
Page 270: Notes On Use
Notes on Use • Do not remove the battery pack while updating software. You may fail to update. • Fully charge the battery before updating software. • Install a microSD card with sufficient memory space for updating software. If a message is displayed telling that the available space is not sufficient, delete data in the microSD card and try again.
Page 271 • Messages (SMS) received during software update are stored in the SMS center. • When updating software, the proprietary information about your P-02D (model name, serial number, etc.) is automatically sent to the server (DOCOMO-managed server for Software Update). We at DOCOMO never use the sent information for purposes other than to update software.
Page 272: Updating Software Automatically
Updating Software Automatically (Automatic Update) New software is automatically downloaded and updated at a preset time. By default, automatic update setting is set to [Automatic Update]. (software update available) appears in the status bar once rewriting is ready. Then you can check the rewriting time, and select whether to change the rewriting time or immediately start rewriting.
Page 273 Select behavior upon software update notification • To update software automatically: [Automatic Update] • Not to update software automatically: [Manual Update] Procedure When Update is Necessary When software is downloaded automatically, (software update available) appears in the status bar. Open the notification panel Tap the notification •...
Page 274 To perform rewriting at set time [OK] • The home screen reappears. Rewriting starts at the set time. To change rewriting time [Sets Time] (Z step 1 in P.277 “Updating Software at Scheduled Time (Scheduled Update)”) • Set the time to install an update package. To perform rewriting now [Starts update] (Z step 1 in P.275 “Updating...
Page 275 Starting Software Update (Immediate Update) Home screen [Settings] [About phone] [Software Update] • You can do this by displaying the home screen [Settings] [About phone] [Upgrade features] [Update from server] [Update software]. [Start the software update] [Yes] • Software update is performed automatically once download is started.
Page 276 [OK] • Update starts after reboot. • During update, all key operations are disabled. Further, you cannot cancel the update. • Reboot is automatically performed a few times during update. Home screen appears • appears in the status bar. disappears once confirmed.
Page 277: Updating Software Now
Updating Software Now [Starts update] [Ready for update.] appears [OK] • After [Ready for update.] is displayed for about three seconds, rewriting is automatically started. • During rewriting, all key operations are disabled. Further, you cannot cancel rewriting. • Once rewriting is completed, reboot is performed automatically.
Page 278 Open the notification panel Tap the notification • Software update is finished and the home screen appears. • (software update completed) appears in the status bar to indicate completion of the update. (software update completed) disappears once confirmed. About Display After Completion of Software Update appears in the status bar of the home screen.
Page 279 [Sets Time] • Rewriting start time setting screen is displayed. • The initial time is displayed according to the clock of P-02D. Enter preferred time [Set] • Set the time. • Tap [+]/[-] to change the update time and then...
Page 280 • If an alarm is set at the same time as the scheduled update time, software update is given priority. • If P-02D is off at the scheduled time for software update, software update will be performed at the same time as the scheduled time after the P-02D...
Page 281 Updating Software for Upgrading Features Home screen [Settings] [About phone] [Upgrade features] [Update from server] [Update software] [Yes] [Yes] [Start now] Update file is downloaded. • When you select [Reserve a time], set the download start time and tap [Yes]. Open the notification panel Tap the notification...
Page 282 Updating Software from microSD Card • Obtain new software from Panasonic website and store it in [Download] folder in microSD card in advance. Home screen [Settings] [About phone] [Upgrade features] [Update from microSD] [OK] Find new software in microSD card. [OK] The mobile phone is rebooted and rewriting starts.
Page 283: Main Specifications
Main Specifications ■ Main unit Model P-02D Approx. 123 mm (H) × Approx. 64 mm (W) × Approx. Dimensions 10.2 mm (D) (at thickest point: Approx. 12.4 mm) Approx. 128 g (with the battery Weight pack installed) ROM 2048 MB...
Page 284 Continuous playback time: Music MP3 file Approx. 1800 minutes playback (supports background playback) Compliant with Wireless LAN IEEE802.11b/g/n (2.4 GHz) Bluetooth standard Ver. Supported version 2.1+EDR Bluetooth Bluetooth standard Power Class Output function Supported HFP, HSP, OPP, SPP, A2DP, AVRCP, PBAP profiles *1 Compliance with Bluetooth standards of this mobile phone and all Bluetooth devices are verified and certified in...
Page 285: File Format
■ Battery pack Name of product Battery Pack P26 Battery type Li-ion (lithium ion) battery Voltage 3.7 V Capacity 1460 mAh ■ AC adapter cable Name of product AC Adapter Cable P01 100 V to 240 V AC Input 0.14 A, 50/60 Hz Output 5.0 V DC, 1.0 A Charging...
Page 286 ■ Maximum number of shot still images (estimate) The following are the maximum numbers that can be saved under default conditions. Resolution Number of images that can be saved in microSD card (2 GB) 13M (4160 × 3120) Approx. 991 9.7M wide (4160 ×...
Page 287 ■ Recordable time of 1Seg (estimate) Recordable time Approx. 640 minutes to the microSD card (2 Gbytes) • The recordable time varies depending on the broadcasting station or program.
Page 288: Specific Absorption Rate (Sar) Of The Phone
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of the Phone This model P-02D mobile phone complies with Japanese technical regulations and international guidelines regarding exposure to radio waves. This mobile phone was designed in observance of Japanese technical regulations regarding exposure to radio waves* and limits to exposure to radio waves recommended by a set of equivalent international guidelines.
Page 289 Please refer to the WHO website if you would like more detailed information. http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-emf/publications/facts_press/ fact_english.htm Please refer to the websites listed below if you would like more detailed information regarding SAR. Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Website: http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/e/sys/ele/index.htm Association of Radio Industries and Businesses Website: http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html (In Japanese only) NTT DOCOMO, INC.
Page 290: European Rf Exposure Information
European RF Exposure Information This mobile phone complies with the EU requirements for exposure to radio waves. Your mobile phone is a radio transceiver, designed and manufactured not to exceed the SAR limits for exposure to radio-frequency (RF) energy, which SAR value, when tested for compliance against the standard was 0.647 W/kg.
Page 291: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity The product “P-02D” is declared to conform with the essential requirements of European Union Directive 1999/5/EC Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive 3.1(a), 3.1(b) and 3.2. The Declaration of Conformity can be found on http://panasonic.net/pmc/support/index.html. Concerning European Economic Area: The use of Wi-Fi is...
Page 292: Fcc Notice
FCC Notice • This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. •...
Page 293: Fcc Rf Exposure Information
FCC RF Exposure Information This model phone meets the U.S. government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. Your wireless phone contains a radio transmitter and receiver. Your phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S.
Page 294 model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section at http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/ after search on FCC ID UCE211042A. For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory designated for this product or when used with an accessory that contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of 1.0 cm from the body.
Page 295: Important Safety Information
Important Safety Information Aircraft Switch off your mobile phone when boarding an aircraft or whenever you are instructed to do so by airline staff. If your mobile phone offers a ’flight mode’ or similar feature consult airline staff as to whether it can be used on board. Driving Full attention should be given to driving at all times and local laws and regulations restricting the use of mobile phones while driving...
Page 296 Accessories With your mobile phone, use the battery pack and AC adapter cable specified by NTT DOCOMO, INC. Otherwise, fire, burns, injury or electric shock may result. Batteries Do not dispose of battery packs with ordinary waste. The battery pack may catch fire or damage the environment. After insulating the battery terminal with tape, take the unneeded battery pack to a docomo Shop, or follow the instructions of local authorities in charge of collecting used batteries.
Page 297: Export Administration Regulations
Export Administration Regulations This product and its accessories might be covered by the Japan Export Administration Regulations (“Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Law” and its related laws). In addition, U.S. Re- export Regulations (Export Administration Regulations) are applied to this product and its accessories. To export and re- export this product and its accessories, take the required measures on your responsibility and at your expenses.
Page 298: Intellectual Property Right
Intellectual Property Right Copyright and Portrait Right • The contents you have obtained by capturing with the camera of this product or by downloading from websites on the Internet, or those preinstalled in this product, such as text, images, videos, music and software, are protected by the copyright law.
Page 299 • QR code is a registered trademark of Denso Wave Inc. ® • The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, INC. and any use of such marks by NTT DOCOMO, INC. is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
Page 300 • This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 patent portfolio license and AVC patent portfolio license for the personal use of a consumer or other uses in which it does not receive remuneration to (i) encode video in compliance with the MPEG-4 Visual Standard and AVC Standard (“MPEG-4/AVC Video”) and/or (ii) decode MPEG-4/AVC Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal activity and/or was obtained...
Page 301 • This product contains software licensed complying with GNU General Public License (GPL), GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), etc. The program is free software; you can copy it and/or redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GPL or LGPL as published by the Free Software Foundation.
Page 302 ® • Adobe Flash Player By using all or any portion of the Software, you accept all the terms and conditions of this agreement, including, in particular, the provisions set forth below as subsections (a) to (f). Upon acceptance, this agreement is enforceable by the provider of this Product (“Provider”) and/or Adobe and/or its licensors against you and any entity that obtained the Software and on whose behalf it is used.
Page 303: Index
Index About phone....... . . 162 Access point........95 Access point Reset to default.
Page 304 Call log........112 Call settings........134 Call Waiting Service.
Page 305 Facebook........83 Flick........58 G-Guide EPG.
Page 306 Map appli........87 Media player....... . . 209 Memo.
Page 307 PIN1 code/PIN2 code......145 Pinch........58 Places.
Page 308 Status icons........61 Still image display......205 Storage.
Page 309 Channel setting......221 TV link........222...
Page 310 Access the following for checking or changing the contents of your contract, applying for respective services, or asking for related documents: My docomo (http://www.mydocomo.com/) (Respective applications/ procedures) (in Japanese only) You will need your “docomo ID/password” to access the site. If you do not have or you have forgotten your “docomo ID/password”, contact “General Inquiries”...
Page 311 * You are charged a call fee to Japan when calling from a land-line phone, etc. phone, etc. If you use P-02D, you should dial the number +81-3-6832-6600. If you use P-02D, you should dial the number +81-3-6718-1414. (To enter “+”, touch and hold [0].) (To enter “+”, touch and hold [0].)

Docomo Lumix P-02D Instruction Manual

Basic Package/Samples

Descriptions of Operating Procedures

Handling Precautions for this Mobile Phone

Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS)

Handling Precautions

Waterproof Performance

Preliminary Check Charging

Docomo Palette UI

Phone/Network Services

Phonebookcopy

Various Settings Applications

Accounts & Sync

File Management DIGA/DLNA Device Connection

VPN (Virtual Private Network) Connection

Clock

Appendix European RF Exposure Information

Quick Links

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