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Before use
How to use
the phone
How to use the
phone book
How to use
mail
How to use
the camera
How to use
EZweb
How to use the
infrared data
exchange feature
Inputting
text
Troubleshooting
Other features
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  • Page 1 Before use How to use the phone How to use the phone book How to use mail How to use the camera How to use EZweb How to use the infrared data exchange feature Inputting text Troubleshooting Other features Basic Manual/A1402S...
  • Page 2 Welcome Thank you for buying the A1402S. Before using your A1402S, be sure to read the A1402S Basic Manual (PDF manual) to ensure correct use of your A1402S. After you have finished reading this manual, store this PDF manual and the printed manuals in a safe place so you can retrieve them whenever you need them.

  • Page 3: Etiquette

    Etiquette Cellphone etiquette Cellphones emit weak radio waves at all times even if you just turn the power on. Enjoy and safely use your cellphone without forgetting those around you. Consider where to use your Some places forbid the use of cellphone and be careful of how cellphones.

  • Page 4: Basics Of The Cellphone

    Basics of the cellphone What A1402S offers Mail Phone calls EZweb (Internet) You can send mail Your cellphone is full of You can view news, or to other cellphones handy functions like a download incoming or PCs. phone book, call list, and melodies or wallpaper.

  • Page 5: Manner Mode, Record Message, And Keypad Lock

    Manner mode, record message, and keypad lock Manner mode – For turning sound off You can use the manner mode to turn incoming rings and other tones off to prevent others from being inconvenienced. Hold down m for at least one second in the idle display.

  • Page 6: Check The Power, Radio Waves, And Battery

    Check the power, radio waves, and battery! Usually, keep the cellphone's power on. To make or receive calls, turn the power Hold down t for at least one second. page page You cannot talk if you are not receiving "radio waves." It is sometimes difficult to receive radio waves in some places even in service areas.

  • Page 7: Watch Out For Spam And One-Ring Calls

    Watch out for spam and one-ring calls! If you get incoming spam… You can use the mail filter function to disable reception of just mail you specify or block mail indicated as " " that contains lots of spam. E-mail The following mail functions are available for preventing arrival of spam: •...

  • Page 8: Table Of Contents

    Etiquette Cellphone etiquette ........................1 Basics of the cellphone What A1402S offers ........................2 Manner mode, record message, and keypad lock ................ 3 Check the power, radio waves, and battery! ................. 4 Watch out for spam and one-ring calls! ..................5...
  • Page 9 Changing your e-mail address ....................35 Creating and sending e-mail ....................... 38 Opening a received e-mail ......................41 Replying to a received e-mail ...................... 44 Opening a received e-mail with a photo or movie attached ............47 Filtering spam ..........................48 Using C-mail ..........................

  • Page 10: Before Use

    Attach the Petit Buckle to the Detachable Macro Lens so you do not lose it. • Basic Manual (Japanese) • Manual (Japanese) / A 1 4 0 2 S /A1402S • Warranty (Japanese) • Safety Precautions (Japanese) • Introduction to EZ application (BREW ) (Japanese)

  • Page 11: Names Of Parts

    Names of parts Incoming indicator/ Lens camera start indicator Incoming Earpiece indicator/camera Photo light start indicator Charge indicator Infrared port Quick display Main display Battery pack Center jog (built-in) Received/Left key Dialed/Right key Mail key Clear key Send/Receive key EZ key Power/End key Number keys Shutter key...

  • Page 12: Charging The Battery Pack

    Align the notches of the A1402S, with the battery pack attached, to the protrusions of the desktop holder. Insert the A1402S into the locking tab of the desktop holder until it clicks into place. When removing the A1402S, hold the desktop holder firmly and lift section A on the A1402S.

  • Page 13: Turning The Power On

    Turning the power on The idle display appears when you turn the A1402S on. You can operate the A1402S functions, e.g. phone and mail, from the idle display. When you have finished an operation, the display returns to the idle display.

  • Page 14: Before Using The English Display

    Before using the English display Press p ( ) in the idle display, and use j and p to select " ." display, use j and p to select "Set In the Language" "English." Learning the basics Key operation Start with how to use p and j. Press the center jog.

  • Page 15: Default Settings

    E-mail font: Large font < > How to view the Index menu You can operate the Index menu by using p and j. Each A1402S function can be called up from the Index menu. Press p (menu) in the idle display.
  • Page 16 This menu allows you to use the phone book, call list or voice memo when making calls. (Tool) This menu provides you with a schedule, memo, calculator and other handy features for making the most of your A1402S. (Settings) This menu allows you to set Ringer, Display, and other settings. (DataFolder) This menu allows you to save various data by category for later use.

  • Page 17: Viewing The Display

    Viewing the display You can check arrival of mail, function settings and other information by icons (pictures that represent functions or states). Remembering the main icons comes in handy during operation. Main icons Displayed during a call Displayed while you are using EZweb Displayed when mail has been received or when mail has not yet been read Displayed if you were not able to answer a call...

  • Page 18: Initial Settings For E-Mail And Ezweb

    Initial settings for e-mail and EZweb You need to subscribe to the EZweb (Internet) service to use the e-mail and EZweb (Internet) service. Contact an au Customer Service Center or an au shop if you did not subscribe to the service at the time of purchase.

  • Page 19: Confirming Your Cellphone Number/E-Mail Address

    Confirming your cellphone number/e-mail address You can confirm your cellphone number and e-mail address. Press p (menu) in the idle display. The Index menu appears. Turn j to select (Phone), and press p (select). The Phone menu appears. Turn j to select "Profile," and press p (select).

  • Page 20: How To Use The Phone

    How to use the phone Learn how to do basic phone operations. Making a call Dial a phone number to make a call. Press 0 to 9 to input the other party's phone number. To call a regular phone Input the phone number starting with the area code.

  • Page 21: Receiving A Call

    Receiving a call When you have an incoming call, the incoming ring sounds and the incoming indicator flashes. When you set the manner mode, settings for the manner mode take effect (see page 25). Press T or p (call) to answer the call.

  • Page 22: Redialing The Number You Called (Dialed)

    Redialing the number you called (Dialed) You can call up a phone number you have previously dialed, and redial that number. > Press in the idle display. The Dialed display appears. The Dialed display can hold the last 30 phone numbers you called in sequence from the most recent.

  • Page 23: Filtering One-Ring Calls

    Filtering one-ring calls What is a one-ring call? This is a call you receive from an unknown party. They ring only once and leave their phone number in your Received display to make you call back to that number and connect you to a service with very high charges.

  • Page 24: Changing The Volume And Tone Of The Incoming Ring

    Changing the volume and tone of the incoming ring You can adjust the volume and change the tone (incoming ring) that sounds when you have an incoming call. Note, however, that if the manner mode is set, the volume of the incoming ring cannot be changed.
  • Page 25 Turn j to select "Volume," and press p (select). The ring volume adjustment display for incoming calls appears, and the incoming ring sounds. Turn j to adjust the volume, and press p (ok). "OFF": The incoming ring does not sound. "1"...

  • Page 26: Changing The Volume During A Call

    Changing the volume during a call You can adjust the volume of the other party's voice to any of five levels during a call. Turn j during a call. ^: Increases the volume. v: Decreases the volume. Press p (ok). The volume during a call is set.

  • Page 27: Setting The Manner Mode

    Setting the manner mode When you set the manner mode, the incoming ring no longer sounds when you have an incoming call. In this mode, the A1402S vibrates to notify you of incoming calls. Hold down m for at least one second in the idle display.

  • Page 28: Recording A Message When You Cannot Answer A Call

    Recording a message when you cannot answer a call When you cannot answer a call, you can set answer messages to play automatically after a preset amount of time and record a maximum of three messages up to 20 seconds long from other parties (record message).

  • Page 29: Playing Back Recorded Messages

    Playing back recorded messages You can play back recorded messages (record message). When a message is recorded A message appears in the idle display, then (number of recorded messages) also appears in the idle display. Press M in the idle display. The Voice memo display appears.

  • Page 30: How To Use The Phone Book

    How to use the phone book You can save phone numbers and e-mail addresses of parties that you frequently call or e-mail in the phone book and easily access those numbers and addresses to make calls or create e-mail. Saving new data Turn j (menu) in the idle display.
  • Page 31 Input the phone number, and press p (ok). The edit phone book display reappears. " Public" is automatically inputted at (phone type). If the phone number to save is a regular phone, start by inputting the area code. If the phone number is a cellphone or PHS, input all of the 11 digits in the phone number.

  • Page 32: Editing Saved Data

    Editing saved data You can edit the information saved in the phone book. Example: To edit phone numbers Turn j (menu) in the idle display to display the phone book list. To switch from the " " to "A" display lines. Press <...
  • Page 33 Turn j to select the item you want to edit (in this case, ) and press p (select). See steps 3 and 4 on page 28 to edit names, and see steps 7 and 8 on page 29 to edit e-mail addresses. Edit the information, and press p (ok).

  • Page 34: Making A Call From The Phone Book

    Making a call from the phone book You can call up phone numbers saved in the phone book to make calls. You can also send e-mail from the phone book. Turn j (menu) in the idle display to display the phone book list.

  • Page 35: Saving A Received Call

    Saving a received call You can save the phone number of received calls to the phone book. Example: To save from the Received display Press < in the idle display. The Received display appears. Turn j to select the phone number to save in the phone book, and press e (save).

  • Page 36: How To Use Mail

    How to use mail Using e-mail You need to subscribe to the EZweb (Internet) service to use the e-mail service. Contact an au Customer Service Center or an au shop if you did not subscribe to the service at the time of purchase. Be sure to do initial settings before using the e-mail and EZweb services.

  • Page 37: Changing Your E-Mail Address

    Changing your e-mail address Your e-mail address is automatically determined when you make the initial settings. You can change this e-mail address to any address you like. For details on how to confirm your e-mail address, see page 17. Press q (mail) in the idle display.
  • Page 38 Changing your e-mail address (continued) Turn j to select the input field, and press p (Edit). Security code Be sure to remember your security code since it is required for this operation. The security code is the four-digit number you wrote on the application form. Note that no setting operation is allowed on the following day if you enter the wrong security code three times in one day.
  • Page 39 Input the section preceding @, and press p (ok). e-mail address @ezweb.ne.jp Example: Input this section. Domain For details on how to input e-mail addresses, see page 77. Turn j to select " " and press p (Select). ¶¶¶ ¶¶¶ When an e-mail address cannot be used •...

  • Page 40: Creating And Sending E-Mail

    Creating and sending e-mail You can create and send new e-mail. Press q (mail) in the idle display. The E-mail menu appears. Turn j to select "Create new," and press p (select). The Create display appears. Icons (Address): Input the e-mail address of the party you want to send the e-mail to. (Subject): Input the subject of the e-mail.
  • Page 41 Input the e-mail address, and press p (ok). For details on how to input e-mail addresses, see page 77. Turn j to select (subject), and press p (select). Input the subject, and press p (ok). For details on how to input text, see page 76.
  • Page 42 Creating and sending e-mail (continued) Press e (send). The Select sending display appears. Send methods "Send": Sends e-mail to the inputted address. "Photo mail": Sends images taken or recorded with the camera after converting them so that they can be viewed on a non-au cellphone or an au cellphone that does not support the movie mail service.

  • Page 43: Opening A Received E-Mail

    Opening a received e-mail When you receive an e-mail, "E-mail " ( : number of received mails) is displayed in the idle display. Received e-mails are saved in the Inbox. When you receive an e-mail A message appears in the idle display, then also appears in the idle display.
  • Page 44 Opening a received e-mail (continued) Turn j to select the new mail, and press p (viewer). The content of the mail appears. How to view received mail Indicates read mail. Indicates that a photo is attached to the mail. Indicates the date and time Indicates the mail's sender.
  • Page 45 To open an e-mail in the Inbox Press q (mail) in the idle display. The E-mail menu appears. Icon : Indicates "unread mail" that has not yet been read. The number on the right is the number of unread mails. Turn j to select "Inbox,"...

  • Page 46: Replying To A Received E-Mail

    Replying to a received e-mail Press q (mail) in the idle display. The E-mail menu appears. Turn j to select "Inbox," and press p (select). The Inbox display appears. Turn j to select the folder containing the mail you want to reply to, and press p (select).
  • Page 47 Turn j to select (sender), and press p (reply). The Create display appears. (subject) is prefixed with "Re:," and the main text of the e-mail is quoted. Turn j to select (main text), and press p (select). Input the main text, and press p (ok).
  • Page 48 Replying to a received e-mail (continued) Turn j to select "Send," and press p (select). The e-mail is sent. When sending finishes, the display on the right appears, and the sent mail is saved in the Outbox.

  • Page 49: Opening A Received E-Mail With A Photo Or Movie Attached

    Opening a received e-mail with a photo or movie attached Example: To view a photo and play back a movie attached to a received e-mail See steps 1 to 3 in "Opening a received e-mail" (pages 41 and 42) to view the content of a mail. The photo appears.

  • Page 50: Filtering Spam

    Filtering spam Setting the mail filter The mail filter function allows you to block spam or set the A1402S to receive only specified mail. You can also block mail indicated as " " that contains lots of spam. Follow the procedure below to use the mail filter function.

  • Page 51: Using C-Mail

    Using C-mail C-mail is a service that allows you to exchange mail with other au cellphones that support C-mail using cellphone numbers. You can send mail comprising up to 50 double byte characters by C-mail. C-mail is sent to a cellphone number. (Example) 090-0001- Via au Just input a message...

  • Page 52: Creating And Sending C-Mail

    Creating and sending C-mail You can create and send new C-mail. Hold down q (mail) for at least one second in the idle display. The C-mail menu appears. Turn j to select "Create new," and press p (select). The Input text display appears. Input the main text, and press p (ok).

  • Page 53: Input Methods

    Turn j to select "C-mail," and press p (select). The input method selection display appears. Input methods "Phone book": Inputs a cellphone number saved in the phone book. "Call list": Inputs a cellphone number from the Dialed or Received display. "Manually": Input a cellphone number manually.

  • Page 54: Opening A Received C-Mail

    Opening a received C-mail When you receive a C-mail, "C-mail " ( : number of received mails) is displayed in the idle display. Received C-mails are saved in the Inbox. When you receive a C-mail A message appears in the idle display. Press p (confm).
  • Page 55 To open a C-mail in the Inbox Hold down q (mail) for at least one second in the idle display. The C-mail menu appears. Icon : Indicates "unread mail" that has not yet been read. The number on the right is the number of unread mails.

  • Page 56: How To Use The Camera

    How to use the camera The camera function on the A1402S allows you to take photos and record movies. You can send photos and movies you have taken attached to e-mail. You can use the infrared data exchange feature to send and receive data with other A1402Ss.

  • Page 57: How To Hold The Camera

    How to hold the camera Shutter key Camera key Taking photos and movies with your cellphone folded out To take "QVGA" or "QQVGA" photos To take movies or "VGA" photos Shutter key Taking photos and movies with your cellphone closed (for self-portraits) To take "QVGA"...

  • Page 58: Taking Photos

    Taking photos Hold down C (camera key) on the side of your cellphone for at least one second in the idle display. The photo monitor screen appears. Display the subject you want to take on the photo monitor screen. Press p (shoot). You hear the shutter sound, and the photo you have taken is displayed (preview screen).
  • Page 59 Press p (save). "Saved in data folder" is displayed, and the display returns to the monitor screen. You can also save the photo by pressing the shutter key. Photos are saved in "Photo folder" in the data folder. How to read a photo title in the data folder Example of a photo title Date: February 23, 2004 Time: 10:30 Serial number: 2 photo...

  • Page 60: Recording Movies

    Recording movies While you are recording a movie, the movie is displayed horizontally (the display returns to normal when you play back the movie). Use the A1402S on its side according to the following procedure. Hold down C (camera key) on the side of your...
  • Page 61 To stop recording Press Q (shutter key) or p ( When you stop recording or the recording time ends The end tone sounds, and the recorded movie plays back automatically (automatic playback screen). During automatic playback, you can adjust the volume of the recorded movie by turning j.

  • Page 62: Viewing Photos You Have Taken

    Viewing photos you have taken You can view photos you have taken. Hold down C (camera key) on the side of your cellphone for at least one second in the idle display. The photo monitor screen appears. Press q (option), turn j to select "Photo folder,"...

  • Page 63: Viewing Movies You Have Recorded

    Viewing movies you have recorded You can play back movies you have recorded. Hold down C (camera key) on the side of your cellphone for at least one second in the idle display to display the photo monitor screen, and press C (camera key) again.

  • Page 64: Attaching A Photo Or Movie To E-Mail

    Attaching a photo or movie to e-mail You can send photos or movies you have taken attached to e-mail. Press e (E-mail) in the preview screen immediately after you have taken the image. "Saved in data folder" is displayed, and the Create display appears.

  • Page 65: Photo-Mail

    Photo-mail You can use "Photo-mail" to automatically convert and send images so that they can be viewed properly on other cellphones even if the other party is not using an au cellphone. To use Photo-mail, you must change the other party's e-mail address to a Photo-mail address.

  • Page 66: How To Use Ezweb

    How to use EZweb EZweb (Internet) You need to subscribe to the EZweb (Internet) service to use the EZweb (Internet) service. Contact an au Customer Service Center or an au shop if you did not subscribe to the service at the time of purchase. Be sure to do initial settings before using the e-mail and EZweb services.

  • Page 67: Viewing Information Sites

    Viewing information sites You can access (connect to) EZweb (Internet) from the EZ Top menu. EZweb allows you to access handy, fun information sites (contents). Information recommended by au such as the latest EZweb information Sites that offer presents and prizes Introduction of recommended handy, fun sites accessible by your cellphone Allows you to access all official sites by category...
  • Page 68 To display the EZ Top menu Press e (EZ) in the idle display. The EZ menu appears. Turn j to select " menu," and press p (select). display appears. It may take a short while for the display to appear. To access information sites (sites that provide contents) Turn j to select the desired information site, and press p (Select).

  • Page 69: Saving Your Favorite Sites

    Saving your favorite sites You can save up to 100 titles and URLs (site addresses) of information sites that you frequently visit. Display the site you want to save, and press e (Browser Menu). The Browser Menu appears. Turn j to select " bookmark,"...

  • Page 70: Viewing A Site Saved To The Favorite List

    Viewing a site saved to the Favorite list Press e (EZ) in the idle display. The EZ menu appears. Turn j to select " Favorite list," and press p (select). The Favorite list appears. Turn j to select the site you want to view, and press p (Go).

  • Page 71: Confirming Your Call Costs

    Confirming your call costs From EZweb you can confirm information such as that related to EZweb charged information services you have applied for (including information on goods purchased via the premium EZ payment agent service). Press e (EZ) in the idle display. The EZ menu appears.

  • Page 72: Downloading An Incoming Melody

    Downloading an incoming melody You can download an incoming melody and specify it as an incoming ring. Example: To download an incoming melody and specify it as an incoming ring Press e (EZ) in the idle display. The EZ menu appears. Turn j to select "...
  • Page 73 Turn j to select the desired site, and press p (Select). Follow the on-screen instructions to select the melody you want to download. To use information sites that incur additional information costs, you must input your EZ password. If you are using such services for the first time, set your EZ password.

  • Page 74: How To Use The Infrared Data Exchange Feature

    How to use the infrared data exchange feature You can use the infrared data exchange feature of your A1402S to send and receive phone book entries, profile data, data in data folders, and other data to and from other A1402Ss.
  • Page 75 Procedure Use your A1402S within 20 cm of another A1402S. Also, keep your A1402S pointed at the infrared port of the other A1402S and do not move your A1402S until data has finished being sent or received. Infrared port Infrared port...

  • Page 76: Using The Infrared Data Exchange Feature To Send Data

    Using the infrared data exchange feature to send data Example: To send profile data Press p (menu) in the idle display, and press 0. The profile display appears. Press q (option). The Function menu appears. Turn j to select "send Ir data,"...

  • Page 77: Using The Infrared Data Exchange Feature To Receive Data

    Using the infrared data exchange feature to receive data Press p (menu) in the idle display. The Index menu appears. Turn j to select (Tool), and press p (select). The Tool menu appears. Turn j to select "Rcv Ir data," and press p (select).

  • Page 78: Inputting Text

    Inputting text Learn how to input text. Changing the character mode Input text using characters from the 11 character modes. Kanji/Hiragana mode Double byte katakana mode Single byte katakana mode Double byte alphanumeric mode Single byte alphanumeric mode Double byte number mode Single byte number mode Double byte symbol mode Single byte symbol mode...

  • Page 79: Inputting Text

    Inputting text To input alphanumerics You can use this feature to input data such as e-mail addresses and e-mail messages. Change the character mode and select alphanumerics such as abAB. For details on how to change the character mode, see page 76. In the text input display, you can input text by pressing the keys indicated in the following table.
  • Page 80 Inputting text (continued) Example: To input "tomy1" in the mail address Input the section preceding @. t : Press 8 once. o : Press 6 three times and press > once. m: Press 6 once. y : Press 9 three times. 1 : Press 1 eight times.
  • Page 81 To input icons Change the character mode to the E moji mode ( ). For details on how to change the character mode, see page 76. Use j and < / > to select the icon you want to use, and press p (select).

  • Page 82: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Symptom Items to Check Is the battery pack properly attached? Power does not turn on. • Properly attach the battery pack. Is the battery pack charged? • Charge the battery pack (page 10). Did you hold down t for at least one second? •...

  • Page 83: Other Features

    You can select a pattern for the menu display. You can also set the pattern data you downloaded. Idle display settings You can set a photo taken by the A1402S or other image as the idle display. You can also select your favorite image for the idle display of the quick display. Incoming indicator settings You can make and set the color and flashing pattern of an incoming indicator when you have an incoming call or mail.

  • Page 84: Index

    Index creating and sending ......38 icons ..........41, 43 accessories ..........8 initial settings ........16 opening ..........41 receiving ..........41 battery pack ........8, 9, 10 replying ..........44 battery power, remaining ....4, 11 viewing attached photo or movie ..47 before use ..........
  • Page 85 deleting characters ....... 78 viewing ..........60 icons ............. 79 Photo-mail ..........63 phrases ..........79 playing back uppercase ..........78 movie ............ 61 photo ............. 60 Internet (See "EZweb") record message ........27 power ........... 4, 11 key operation .......... 12 keypad lock ..........
  • Page 86 0077-7-111 (toll free) From au cellphones: 157 area code not required (toll free) Sales KDDI Corporation Okinawa Cellular Telephone Company Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Japan, Inc. Manufacturer Cellphone and PHS operators collect and recycle unused telephones, batteries and battery chargers at stores bearing the logo regardless of brand and manufacturer to protect the environment and reuse valuable resources.

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