SoftBank 930N User Manual page 19

Safety Precautions
Near Electronic Medical Equipment
The following information conforms to
of Mobile Phones and Other Devices to Prevent
Electromagnetic Wave Interference with Electronic Medical
Equipment (Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference Japan,
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April 1997), as well as refers to
Report on the Influence of Electromagnetic Waves on Medical
Equipment " (Association of Radio Industries and Businesses,
March 2001).
WARNING
If you use an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator, carry and use handset at a
distance of at least 22 centimeters away from the
implanted area.
Radio waves may interfere with the operation of implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators.
When using electronic medical equipment other than
implanted cardiac pacemakers/defibrillators outside
of medical institutions, consult device manufacturer
about the influence of radio waves.
Radio waves may interfere with the operation of electronic
medical equipment.
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The Investigative Research
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Observe the following in medical institutions. Radio
waves from handset may affect electronic medical
equipment.
Do not bring mobile phones into an operating room, ICU
(Intensive Care Unit) or CCU (Coronary Care Unit).
Turn off mobile phones in hospital wards. Disable auto
power-on functions (alarm, etc.) before turning off mobile
phones.
Turn off mobile phones even in lobbies or areas where use is
permitted if there is electronic medical equipment nearby.
Observe the instructions of individual medical institutions and
do not use or bring mobile phones into prohibited areas.
Keep handset power off in crowded places such as
rush hour trains; a person with an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted defibrillator may be nearby.
Disable auto power-on functions (alarm, etc.) before
turning off mobile phones.
Radio waves may interfere with the operation of implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators.