Page 1 Copying this guide in whole or part without authorization is prohibited. Content of this guide is subject to change without prior notice. Efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and clarity of this guide. Please contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General Information (P. 15-61) about unclear or missing information.
Page 2 Japanese ability to use. ” ” Security * Standby Display used in this guide is based on SoftBank 940N Island Blue model. Design theme of Main Mail Menu and windows is based on default setting 4 Seasons. Internet Camera Music Player &...
Page 3 Index ..............My Number & Display Indicators E-mail Address P. 1-6 - P. 1-9 Customizing Handset Learning Basics 940N Features P. 2-2 - P. 2-8 Solving Problems SoftBank Mobile Features P. 15-6 Troubleshooting ..........P. 15-60 Warranty & After Sales Service...
Page 4: Basic Operations
P. 11-2 card. Yahoo! Keitai Sites Graphic Mail Gaming Device S! Quick News A special portal site for SoftBank Create HTML messages by Play S! Appli games downloaded Subscribe to News and receive handsets enhances your Internet changing font and background from Yahoo! Keitai sites.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Calling Internet Search Guide ........... ii Table of Contents........iv Package Contents........vi Overview......... 3-2 Overview ......... 6-2 Safety Precautions ......... vi Voice Call......... 3-3 Yahoo! Keitai ........6-3 General Notes........xiii Video Call ........3-7 PC Site Browser....... 6-5 Intellectual Property Rights....
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Data Management Appendix S! Appli..........9-8 Advanced Features....... 9-10 About Data Folder ......12-2 Multitask Combinations ....15-2 Accessing Files ......12-3 Software Update ......15-4 Entertainment Editing Files........12-9 Troubleshooting ......15-6 File & Folder Management..12-11 Text Entry Key Assignments ..
Page 7: Package Contents
General Information (P. 15-61). injuries and damages to property. damage to structures and household property SoftBank accepts no liability for any loss or and/or to pets and livestock. damages incurred by you or a third party as a Battery (NEBAL1) Symbols result of missed calls, etc., due to malfunction,...
Page 8 DANGER Also, the outer housing may induction heating (IH) become hot resulting in burns. cooktop. Use SoftBank specified May cause Battery to leak, Do not use excessive force to devices (Battery, AC Charger overheat, rupture or ignite; or may attach Battery, AC Charger or or Desktop Holder) only.
Page 9 Before Using This Guide Handling Battery If you notice an unusual Keep handset out of reach of sound, odor, smoke, etc. infants. DANGER while using, charging or Failing to do so may result in small storing handset, immediately: parts being accidentally swallowed Check battery type on Battery label.
Page 10 Keep handset power off handset and keep it away Bring used batteries to the nearest aboard an aircraft. SoftBank Shop or recycling center from fire. Be careful not to after insulating the terminals with burn or injure yourself. Handset signal may interfere with tape.
Page 11 Before Using This Guide If you have a weak heart, be Do not place handset on the Keep magnetic cards away careful with incoming call dashboard near airbags. from handset and make sure vibrator and ringtone volume that a magnetic card is not In case of airbag inflation, handset settings.
Page 12 Before Using This Guide Handling USIM Card Watch TV with adequate Unplug AC Charger from lighting and distance from outlet before extended CAUTION Display. periods of handset disuse. Failing to do so may impair Failing to do so may cause electric eyesight.
Page 13 Before Using This Guide Near Electronic Medical Equipment If thunder is heard, do not Firmly hold plug and unplug touch AC Charger. AC Charger from outlet This section is based on Guidelines on “ before cleaning. Safeguarding Medical Equipment from May cause electric shock.
Page 14: General Notes
If you receive a call while walking, move to a affect electronic medical safe place before answering. equipment. SoftBank accepts no liability for any damages arising from loss or alteration of data (Phone Do not bring mobile phones into an operating room, ICU (Intensive Book, image/sound files, etc.) stored on your...
Page 15 Before Using This Guide during communication, either intentionally or Do not subject handset to excessive shock. Do Handling accidentally not deform Charger Terminals. Doing so may Do not trap Strap or other objects when cause malfunction. Keep away from liquids and moisture. opening and closing handset.
Page 16 FeliCa reader/writer complies with Japanese required for communication using Bluetooth Optical Element. wireless standards. Usage while abroad may SoftBank accepts no liability for leak of data or Do not affix thick stickers or labels to the be subject to penalty. information during communication using ...
Page 17: Wireless Lan
SoftBank Mobile Customer Center. frequency band with; licensed in-house radio criminal punishment. From a SoftBank handset: 157 (toll-free) stations (in factory production lines), specific Always observe applicable copyright laws when From landlines: See P. 15-61 for Customer...
Page 18: Sar Certification Information
The value is transmission power. 940N has been tested and found to comply with equal to the international guideline Specific Absorption Rate (SAR): Value obtained...
Page 19: Fcc Rf Exposure Information
FCC RF 0.677W/kg. As mobile devices offer a range of 940N is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is exposure requirements, and should be avoided. functions, they can be used in other positions,...
Page 20: Intellectual Property Rights
 and Wi-Fi Protected Setup are trademarks of those is made only for personal use. 940N is declared to conform with the essential Wi-Fi Alliance. Shooting or recording a demonstration, requirements of European Union Directive This product is licensed complying with MPEG-...
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Page 22 Before Using This Guide This product is equipped with the font Inorganic antimicrobial agent, coating: FontAvenue product by NEC Corporation. JP0122112A0003N BookSurfing is a registered trademark of The SIAA logo indicates the CELSYS, Inc., Voyager Japan, Inc., and quality control and information INFOCITY, Inc.
Page 24: Getting Started
Getting Started Handset Parts ..........1-2 Codes............1-20 Basic Key Operations..........1-3 Security Code............1-20 Display ............1-6 Center Access Code ..........1-20 Display Indicators ..........1-6 Network Password ..........1-20 Other Basic Information......1-21 External Display (Indicator display) ..... 1-8 Switching Display Views ........
Page 25: Handset Parts
Handset Parts Infrared Port Earpiece Display Front Camera Light Sensor Multi Selector & Mail Key Yahoo! Keitai Key Menu Key Shortcut Key Send Key Clear/Back Key Power/End Key Keypad /Manner Key Microphone Charger Terminals External Device Port Charging Indicator/Illumination External Display (Indicator display) FeliCa Mark Internal Antenna Speaker...
Page 26: Basic Key Operations
Handset Parts Basic Key Operations Music Key Volume up/Manner Key In Standby Volume down/Camera Key Key/Operations Description Access widgets. TV antenna is built into handset. For optimal signal Press and hold Open S! Quick News List. reception, do not cover Internal Antenna with hands or anything else.
Page 27 Handset Parts Key/Operations Description Key/Operations Description Activate function assigned to key. Beeps for missed calls or new S! Mail/SMS (handset closed). Press and hold Set Wi-Fi ON or OFF. Two short beeps sound twice: missed calls or new messages Open Tomo-Den Window. Three short beeps: none Play messages on Answering Machine.
Page 28 Handset Parts Key/Operations Description Key/Operations Description End call. Cycle characters in reverse order (in 5-touch mode). Press and hold Turn power off. Press and hold Undo last operation (conversion, pasting, Press and hold Set/cancel Manner Mode. cut, etc.) and return to the previous state. Increase earpiece volume.
Page 29: Display
Display Keitai Wi-Fi Available Infrared Transmission Display Indicators Authenticating IC Card Wi-Fi Transmission in Progress SSL Secured Site Connected S! Addressbook Back-up Synchronizing Unread S! Mail/SMS Dial Lock Active Handset S! Mail/SMS Memory Full Original Lock Active USIM SMS Memory Full ( when there Secret Mode/Secret Data Only Mode are unread S! Mail/SMS Messages)
Page 30 Display Voice Call Alarm Set Keypad Lock Active (After Closed or Timer is ON) Video Call Alarm Set for Today (appears prior to set time.) Maximum Call Cost Limit Reached One Seg Timer Recording in Progress To see indicator descriptions: USB Cable Connected ...
Page 31: External Display (Indicator Display)
Display Animation External Display Switching Display Views (Indicator display) Handset status and new information appear Rotate handset 90° counterclockwise to on External Display. switch Display to Landscape View. Use this feature for Camera, TV and file playback (My Examples Picture, Videos or TV). Clock (Digital 1) Alarm Battery Level...
Page 32: Mobile Widget (Japanese)
Display Standby Indicators Mobile Widget (Japanese) More Features Enable Indicator Selector  P. 14-7) Set Widgets to appear on Desktop. Customize External Display (Indicator display) For information about Mobile Widget, see Style Mode Settings Notifications/Animation P. 10-2. Set Display Design Collectively Set Clock Pattern Check Style Mode Settings Set Messages to Appear...
Page 33: Usim Card
USIM Card specifications and performance may change without prior Do not apply excessive force when inserting/removing USIM Card. notice. SoftBank is not liable for any damage caused by inserting USIM Card into Keep a separate copy of data saved on your USIM Card. other IC card readers/writers.
Page 34: Usim Pins
10 times, operations that require PIN2 will become unusable. PIN1 Write down your PUK. To cancel USIM Card lock, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, PIN1 is a four- to eight-digit code to prevent unauthorized handset General Information (P. 15-61).
Page 35: Usim Card Installation
USIM Card Push USIM Card in completely USIM Card Installation Remove Battery (P. 1-14) before inserting or removing USIM Card. Insertion Properly Inserted Slide in USIM Card (IC chip facing down) USIM Card Slot Notch USIM Card Removal Slide USIM Card out gently Slide in USIM (IC Chip down)
Page 36: Battery & Charger
Li-ion00 Lithium-ion battery Lithium-ion batteries are a recyclable resource. Do not dispose of them as municipal waste. Bring used batteries to your nearest SoftBank Shop or recycling center after insulating the terminals with tape. Observe local regulations on battery disposal.
Page 37 Battery & Charger Replace cover Removal Turn off handset before removing battery. Remove Battery cover Press ( ) and lift out ( Tabs on the underside Align tabs with handset grooves and slide the cover shut. Note Do not force Battery Cover shut. Tab may be misaligned and cause breakage.
Page 38: Charging Battery
Insert Charger connector into External Device Port Extend Charger blades and plug into an AC Outlet Using AC Charger Charging Indicator lights red while charging. When charging is Use only SoftBank-specified AC Charger (ZTDAA1, sold separately). complete, Indicator goes out. Blades Disconnect connector from handset Press and hold Release Tabs to remove connector.
Page 39 Charger and remove battery. Set up handset and Charger and start charging again. If the same error occurs, AC Charger may be faulty or a AC Outlet non-specified charger is being used. Contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, Customer Assistance (P. 15-61). When both Charging Indicator and Display Indicator...
Page 40: Power On/Off
Power On/Off Initial Setup Retrieving Network Information Power On Setup prompt appears in Japanese the first time When is pressed after initial setup, Make sure USIM Card is correctly inserted handset is turned on. Select NO and press a prompt appears. Select YES to update network before turning power on.
Page 41 Power On/Off Sounds More Features Set Key Sound Off Set Handset Open/Close Sound Customize  P. 14-10) Clock Key Illumination Hide Clock Set Illumination for Power On/Off  Clock Size P. 14-30) Clock Color Resetting Handset Set Auto Time Adjustment Reset All Settings to Default Manually Adjust Time Initialize Handset to Default Status...
Page 42: Mobile Manners
Mobile Manners Use your handset responsibly. Inappropriate More Features handset use can be both dangerous and Press and hold again to cancel Manner bothersome. Take care not to disturb others Customize Mode. when using your handset. Adjust handset use Shutter click sounds even in Manner Mode. according to your surroundings.
Page 43: Codes
Security Do not reveal these codes to others.   Change Security Code Write down your codes.  SoftBank is not liable for any damage due to  handset misuse. Enter current Security Code   Enter new Security Code Security Code ...
Page 44: Other Basic Information
Other Basic Information Three beeps: Reset Account Details Checking Battery Level     41% to 60% Battery Level Reset Enter Security    Code Two beeps: Use Battery Level meters as a guide only. 21% to 40% Battery Level One beep: Checking Network Status Battery Level Indicator...
Page 45: Available Networks
Other Basic Information Using Wi-Fi Use Wi-Fi connections for access to the Internet. Select from household network or public networks. For details on Wi-Fi configuration, see P. 13-11. Available Networks Wi-Fi Area Access Wi-Fi or 3G network Access Point Base Station 3G Service Area Faster Internet Access with Wi-Fi Access the Internet at higher speeds than 3G/GSM networks.
Page 46: Side Key Guard
Other Basic Information Side Key Guard Using ECO Mode More Features Disable Side Keys ( ) while When set to ECO Mode, light, sound and Customize handset is closed. Display settings are modified to decrease Key Illumination battery consumption.  Press and hold Set Illumination for Power On/Off Press and hold...
Page 48: Basic Operations
Basic Operations Menu Operations......... 2-2 Advanced Features........2-27 Accessing Handset Functions....... 2-2 Main Menu ............2-27 Icons/Notifications..........2-3 Desktop Icons ............. 2-27 Info................ 2-6 Text Entry ............2-28 Navigating through Menus ......... 2-7 Templates ............2-29 Multitask ............2-9 Dictionaries............2-29 Activating Another Function.......
Page 49: Menu Operations
Menu Operations Using Softkeys & Multi Selector Keyword Search Accessing Handset Functions Press Softkeys or use Multi Selector in Enter a keyword to search function/menu Standby to access assigned functions. items. In this guide, most operations start from Main  Menu.
Page 50: Icons/Notifications
Menu Operations From Original Menu Enter Menu Item Number Icons/Notifications Assign often-used functions to Original Enter these numbers for direct menu access. Add functions to Icon Window and use them Menu for quick access. Note that Main Menu Theme must be set to as shortcuts.
Page 51 Menu Operations Icons Icon Function Icon Function Icon Function Compose SMS To Do List Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Contents Access Webpage (Yahoo! Keitai) Text Memo Menu List Access Webpage (PC Site Bar Code Reader Browser) Manage Account/Fees Play Melody Text Reader  Machi-Uta Show Image Music Player...
Page 52 Menu Operations Icon Function/Information Icon Function/Information Icon Function Answering Machine (Video Network Re-search PC Site Browser Message) Play/delete Video Messages. Books Voice Mail New S! Info Channel Open PDF Files New S! Mail/SMS Messages S! Info Channel Reception Failure Play/Erase Msg. Missed Alarms New Weather Info.
Page 53: Info
Menu Operations Items Adding Icons Info Item Details Add up to 15 icons. Phone numbers, functions, etc. saved to Icon Window appear in Info Window.   What s New Access/view Notifications ’ From a function (P. 2-5).   ...
Page 54: Navigating Through Menus
Menu Operations Item Details Selecting Menu Items Using Keypad Navigating through Menus Images & Still images Use keypad to enter number corresponding Open image. Movies to menu item. Scrolling Pages Video ) to scroll Play video. next/previous pages. Calendar Open Calendar. Clock Access Alarm list (Set Main Time window...
Page 55 Menu Operations Move Icons to Another Theme More Features Delete Icons of a Theme Set New S! Mail/SMS Indicator in 3D Advanced  P. 14-6) Main Menu Menu Display Settings Change Main Menu Theme List View and Details View Switch to Simple Menu Set Main Menu Theme Temporarily Change Design Theme of Main Change Icon Design (Original Theme)
Page 56: Multitask
Multitask Activate one function per group at one time. See P. 15-2 for available combinations of Activating Another Function functions that can be activated at the same Function Group Function time. Activate another function without exiting Confirm currently active tasks in Tasks Bar. Mail Group Mail current function.
Page 57: Toggling Functions
Multitask Toggling Functions When multiple functions are  active Task Switch Window To go to Standby, press Press to reopen Task Switch window.   Select a task indicator To End Multitask:   [Task Switch] window Quit  Selected or Quit All Function Alternatively, press and hold to return to Standby while current functions remain...
Page 58: Text Entry
Text Entry Handset has three text input methods: Guide Pane Status Pane 5-touch, 2-touch and T9 Input. Text input method to convert characters This guide mainly explains Japanese text entry (2-touch/T9 Input mode) (No in 5-touch mode. to search Phone Book indicator for 5-touch mode) Search Overview...
Page 59: Entering Characters In 5-Touch Mode
Text Entry Split Windows Toggling Character Entry Modes Entering Characters in 5-touch Mode  In some instances, a second window opens [Text Entry] window with text entry window. Press to toggle entry modes. Press a key multiple times to cycle through Kanji/hiragana Katakana letters assigned to that key.
Page 60 Text Entry When Required Word Does Not Appear Converting Hiragana <Example> Entering “ “   [Text Entry] window If the required suggestion does not appear or Continue hiragana (reading) entry in (four times) word prediction is set to off, convert to Kanji as Character Entry Pane to narrow down shown below: “...
Page 61: Editing Text
Text Entry To Toggle Full-Screen List and Dakuten ( ) & Handakuten ( ) Editing Text Continuous Entry  <Example> Entering “ “  Deletion & Correction [Text Entry] window (once)   The pictograph/symbol list window is  [Text Entry] window Move closed.
Page 62: Editing Templates
Text Entry Move cursor to beginning of Editing Templates Using Dictionaries  characters    Own Data Move cursor to end of characters Saving Words to Own Dictionary  Common Phrases  Save frequently used words to Own  ...
Page 63: Entering Characters In 2-Touch Mode
Text Entry Using Downloaded Dictionaries Entering Characters in Entering Characters in T9 2-touch Mode Input Mode Download dictionaries from Yahoo! Keitai sites. Dictionary must be enabled in advance. Each hiragana character is entered by Press a key once for each character, and select ...
Page 64 Text Entry    Toggle Kanji and Hiragana Suggestion Re-entering Words Lists   Re-enter as shown below if the desired word Toggle English and Japanese does not appear. Suggestion Lists <Example> Entering “ “  The following example is in Japanese text entry mode.
Page 65 Text Entry Customize More Features Text Entry Advanced Set Text Input Method Set Word Prediction Text Entry Set to Show T9 Suggestion Words in Kanji or Switch between Lower Case & Upper Case Hiragana Switch between Single-byte & Double-byte Clear Learning History Cycle Characters in Reverse Order Change Font Size Undo Last Operation...
Page 66: Phone Book
Keep a separate copy of Phone Book entry information. When battery is exhausted or removed for extended periods, Phone Book data may be lost or altered. Damage to handset may also affect data recovery. SoftBank is not liable for damages from lost/altered Phone Book data.
Page 67: Creating Phone Book Entries
Phone Book   Enter phone number Creating Entries from Other Creating Phone Book    Select an icon Functions Entries To save additional numbers, select Create entries from: <Not Stored> and repeat the same <Example> Enter a name, phone number, Received calls Dialed Calls step.
Page 68: Using Phone Book
Phone Book   to switch tabs Resuming Phone Book Edit Specifying a Search Method  Select an entry Operation If battery is empty or if another function was activated while editing an entry, resume operation as follows:   ...
Page 69: Phone Book Settings
Phone Book Search All: Access Entries from Dialed Calls Phone Book Settings Phone Book is organized by tabs    Own Data Dialed (Japanese syllabary order).    Calls Look-up Customizing Handset Response  Phone Book Set different ringtones, images, etc. per entry Access Entries from Redial item or Group.
Page 70: Calling
Phone Book To Customize by Phone Call Rejection: Note Number/E-mail Address Restrict incoming calls from a specified Custom Settings are unavailable for secret number. <Example> Set a ringtone for incoming voice Phone Book entries. Call Acceptation: calls Custom Settings are canceled when entry is Receive incoming calls only from a ...
Page 71 Phone Book   Phone Book Search Copy Phone USIM or Setting Secret Entries Change Index Tab of Phone Book Entry List   USIM Phone Phone Change Font Size  Prevent others from accessing certain Phone Book Change Phone Number/E-mail Address Order Book entries.
Page 72: S! Addressbook Back-Up
When Auto Sync Settings is ON, editing Synchronize Separate subscription required. entries automatically synchronizes, backs up Phone Book and server See SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website or downloads updated entries. Packet Phone Book. Both Phone (http://www.softbank.jp) for details. transmission fees are incurred.
Page 73 S! Addressbook Back-up    Tools More Features  Addressbook Back-up Advanced S! Addressbook Back-up Delete Synchronize Log  P. 2-32) Customize S! Addressbook Back-up Set Auto Synchronize Set Auto Synchronize Off S! Addressbook Back-up Window Check Auto Synchronize Settings ...
Page 74: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Edit Title of a Desktop Icon Delete Desktop Icons Main Menu         Select an icon Edit Title Select an icon Delete Change Main Menu Theme   To Select Delete This Enter title ...
Page 75: Text Entry
Advanced Features Move Cursor to Top/End of Text Use Dictionary Text Entry       Text Entry window Jump Text Entry window Refer Dic. Start Here   To Beginning or To End Text Entry window ......P. 2-11 To Enter a Word ...
Page 76: Templates
Advanced Features Quote Text Reset Templates Templates     Text Entry window Quote Data Templates List Select a template Start Here  To Select Delete This Templates (Common phrases)     To Quote from a Phone Book Entry Delete This window ..........P.
Page 77: Phone Book
Advanced Features Delete Entries Delete Dictionaries Save Location Information     Own Dictionary window Select an Downloaded Dictionary window Phone Book Entry window      Delete From Position Loc. or From Location entry Select a dictionary ...
Page 78 Advanced Features Managing Phone Book Change Font Size Cancel Restriction Settings by Restriction Type  Phone Book Entry List / Entry Details Check Custom Ringtone/Image Settings by      Font Setting Standard Phone Book Entry List Item ...
Page 79: S! Addressbook Back-Up
Advanced Features Send Entries by S! Mail Delete an Entry from USIM Card S! Addressbook Back-up       Tools USIM Operation Phone Book Entry List Attach Start Here       to Mail Delete Compose S! Mail Enter Security Code...
Page 80: Calling
Calling Overview ............3-2 Advanced Features........3-16 Voice Call ............3-3 Outgoing Call Functions ........3-16 Making Voice Calls ..........3-3 International Calls ..........3-16 International Calls ..........3-3 Handling Incoming Calls ........3-16 Answering Voice Calls.......... 3-4 Engaged Call Operations ........3-17 Recording the Other Party s Voice ......
Page 81: Overview
Your location is automatically reported to the corresponding agency (police, etc.) when you place emergency calls (110, 119 or 118) with Softbank 3G handsets. (Emergency Location Report) 940N reports Location Information based on GPS signals. When GPS is unavailable, positioning is SoftBank Non-SoftBank Landlines...
Page 82: Making Voice Calls
Voice Call After Display backlight turns off during a call, Making Voice Calls if no keys are pressed for about two minutes, Display goes off and handset enters power Enter phone number save mode regardless of Lighting setting for Backlight (P. 14-5). Handset operations are available even in power save mode.
Page 83: Answering Voice Calls
Voice Call When a Call Arrives Answering Voice Calls Answering Machine Answering Machine activates after the set ring  Record caller s messages on handset when ’ time. Outgoing message plays, and the caller ’ When a call arrives you are unable to answer voice or video calls. voice/video message is recorded.
Page 84: Playing Messages
Voice Call Operations during Video Operations during Playback Note Message Playback Answering Machine cannot be activated when Play Next Message memory is full. Play Previous/Next Stop Message Return a Voice Call Adjust Volume Alternatively, press when a call arrives. When answering with , handset enters Return a Video Call Manner Mode.
Page 85 Voice Call Answer Calls Automatically Customize More Features Save a Phone Number to Dial with an Earphone-Microphone Display Settings Advanced  Set an Outgoing Call Image P. 14-11) Set Image or Video for Incoming Call Outgoing Call Functions Outgoing Calls ...
Page 86: Video Call
Video Call Visual Check Video Call Window Photo Mode Portrait Photo Mode Scenery Photo Mode Close-up Main window Making Video Calls Call time Enter phone number Video call window indicators Video Call Window to end call Video Call Indicators Note Mute The other party may hear a short beep when are pressed during a...
Page 87: Answering Video Calls
Video Call Operations during Video Calls Answering Video Calls More Features  Adjust Earpiece or press and hold When a video call arrives Advanced Volume to end call Outgoing Call Functions Show/Hide Caller ID Hold Call Add Area Code and Country Code (Prefix Toggle Main and Press and hold to toggle...
Page 88 Video Call Set Numbers after as Sub Address “*“ Customize  P. 14-12) Display Settings Call Settings Set an Outgoing Call Image Set Reconnection Tone Set Image or Video for Incoming Call Set Noise Reduction  P. 14-4) Set Weak Signal Alarm Set Clarity of Other Party Voice Incoming Call Alerts Adjust Ringtone Volume...
Page 89: Call Logs
Call Logs Answering Machine Dialed Calls Dialing from Call Logs Voice Messages    Own Data Dialed Phone numbers and dates and times of Video Messages  Calls incoming and outgoing calls are saved on Packet Transmission handset as call logs. Access call logs to return Outgoing &...
Page 90: Call Time & Cost
Call Logs Missed Calls Call Costs More Features Set Auto Reset of Total Call Cost Illumination flashes. Set a Maximum Call Cost Limit Select the “ Missed Call “ icon to check details or Advanced  P. 14-14) select the icon and press and hold to turn off Redial, Dialed Calls &...
Page 91: Speed Dialing
Speed Dialing Saving Entries to Tomo-Den Using Tomo-Den Speed Dial Enter Phone Book entry number (000 to 009) and press for direct access to that entry.   Select an entry CALL, If a Phone Book entry has more than one ...
Page 92: Calling While Abroad (Global Roaming)
Customize http://mb.softbank.jp/en/global_services/global_roaming/ or contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, Global Roaming General Information (P. 15-61). Set Operator 940N is compatible with 3G and GSM Search Available Operator networks. Set Priority for Operators Change Network Calling Japan and Other Show Operator Name While Roaming ...
Page 93: Optional Services
Optional Services Activating Call Forwarding Overview If No Answer is set, press to answer <Example> Forward calls to a specified The following services are available with your incoming call before the call is forwarded. If number after a set ring time handset.
Page 94: Voice Mail
Optional Services More Features If No Answer is set, press to answer incoming call before the call is forwarded to Advanced Voice Mail Center. If Always is set, handset Call Forwarding & Voice Mail does not ring or vibrate and all calls are Delete Icons for Notifying Recorded Messages forwarded to Voice Mail Center.
Page 95: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Forward Calls Outgoing Call Functions International Calls   When a call arrives Call Show/Hide Caller ID Enter to Call Abroad “ “  Forwarding This procedure is available when Call    Enter phone number Notify Press and hold Enter country code Forwarding has been activated from Voice...
Page 96: Engaged Call Operations
Advanced Features Video Calls Make Other Party Clearer to Hear (Hyper Engaged Call Operations Clear Voice) Start Here Check Own Appearance Voice Call window/ Video Call window Voice Call window ......P. 3-3    Video Call window Visual Check Video Call window......
Page 97: Answering Machine
Advanced Features Change Color Tone Show Ring Time (Missed Calls) Answering Machine     Video Call window V. Call Received Calls window Ring Start Here      Settings Color Mode Set Time Play/Delete Voice Message window ...
Page 98: Speed Dial
Advanced Features Call Waiting Reset Total Call Cost To Send an S! Mail to All Tomo-Den Entries      Settings Call Time/Charge Tomo-Den window Broadcast Set Call Waiting        Reset Total Mail Enter Create S! Mail...
Page 99 Voice Call window While talking with Center Access Code must be changed. For   Select Ans. Call multiple parties Show/Hide Phone Number details, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer    Select a party Center, General Information (P. 15-61).  ...
Page 100 Advanced Features Check Current Setting Status    Settings Optional Services     Caller ID Notification  Get Status...
Page 102: Security
Security PIN Settings ..........4-2 Setting PIN1 Entry ..........4-2 Changing PIN1/PIN2 ..........4-2 Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use ..4-3 Dial Lock ............... 4-3 Original Lock ............4-3 Disabling Keypad ..........4-4 Secure Remote Lock ..........4-5 IC Card Authentication ........4-5 Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls..
Page 103: Pin Settings
PIN Settings Setting PIN1 Entry Changing PIN1/PIN2 Set to require PIN1 entry each time handset is PIN1 Code Entry Set must be set to ON turned on. before changing PIN1.       Settings Security Settings Security ...
Page 104: Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use
Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use  Enter Security Code Canceling Dial Lock Dial Lock  Enter Security Code Prevent others from operating handset. If incorrect Security Code is entered,    Settings Security press and enter correct Security   ...
Page 105: Disabling Keypad
Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use   Select Customizing Original Lock To deselect, press , select Release and All keypad operations are disabled, except for Set lock per function, group or category. then press answering incoming calls and turning power Some functions/groups are locked. To Select Lock for Category or Group on/off.
Page 106: Secure Remote Lock
  Enter Security Code All key operations are disabled except Power Place IC Card over logo Key. For details, visit SOFTBANK MOBILE disappears after card is registered. Corp. Website (http://www.softbank.jp), or access My SoftBank from your handset:  ...
Page 107: Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls
Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls    Reject Missed Calls Display Rejecting Calls without  Display or Not Display Note Caller ID This procedure is unavailable when Set Mute Incoming calls from hidden and/or Seconds under Ring Time (sec.) is set to ON For calls from numbers in Secret Phone Book, unidentified numbers can be rejected.
Page 108: Secret Modes
Secret Modes Moving Data from Secret Folders Secret Mode & Secret Data Hiding Handset Data Only Mode Set handset to Secret Mode or Files stored in Secret Folders are accessible Secret Data Only Mode only when Secret Mode or Secret Data Only Activate Secret Mode/Secret Data Only Mode Mode is activated.
Page 110: Mail
Mail Overview ............5-2 Advanced Features........5-20 Customizing Handset Address......5-4 Sending Messages ..........5-20 Setting PC Mail Accounts........5-4 Receiving/Opening Messages ......5-23 Sending Messages ........5-6 Managing/Using Messages ........ 5-25 Sending S! Mail ............ 5-6 Sending SMS Messages ........5-7 Sending PC Mail ...........
Page 111: Overview
Available Mail Services Exchange short text messages with other SoftBank handsets. Exchange long text messages with S! Mail SoftBank S! Mail compatible SoftBank handsets and other Handsets e-mail compatible mobile phones and (Separate PCs. Images and melodies can also be contract required) attached to S! Mail.
Page 112: Internet
Overview Send and receive messages for PC e-mail addresses. Precautions PC Mail Receiving mail for the first time after account setup may incur high transmission fees. Note Set your PC Mail account on handset to receive and send messages from your PC Mail also that transmission fees may be incurred for or Yahoo! account.
Page 113: Customizing Handset Address
For details, see:    POP before SMTP ON or OFF http://www.softbank.jp an account (  or contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center,  2 or General Information (P. 15-61). To Set SMTP over SSL    SMTP over SSL SSL, ...
Page 114 Overview Retrieval Settings (POP3 Settings) Yahoo! Mail Setup More Features Check your provider settings before setting. If you have a Yahoo! Mail account, enter an Customize e-mail address and password to configure the  [Manual Settings] window account setting. PC Mail Account Settings ...
Page 115: Sending Messages
Sending Messages    Select a folder Sending S! Mail   Select an image To Cancel Transmission  When Start Packet Connection Inserting Images with Large File Size Press and hold   appears Insert Mail or SubQCIF Scale Down ...
Page 116: Sending Sms Messages
When Several Accounts Are Set Sending SMS Messages Attaching Files    Select PC Mail  account Send short text messages to SoftBank Attach the following files to S! Mail/PC Mail: handsets, using recipient ’ s phone number. Images Videos Melodies PDF files ...
Page 117: Saving Addresses To Blog/Mail Member
Sending Messages  <Not Stored> More Features  To Enter an Address To open or play an attached file:    Enter address Select the file Advanced  To Save an Address From Phone Book Composing Messages or Sent/Received Address List (S! Mail Enter Address from Phone Book &...
Page 118 Sending Messages Blog/Mail Member S! Mail Settings Edit an Address Request Delivery Report Delete Addresses from a Blog/Mail Member List Set Default Mail Size  Edit a Blog/Mail Member List Name P. 14-16) Reset a Blog/Mail Member List Name SMS Settings ...
Page 119: Receiving & Opening Messages
Receiving & Opening Messages Pictograms Opening New Messages Hurry Advice Alternatively open new S! Mail/SMS messages Auto Receiving (P. 14-17) is Auto(1MB) by from desktop notification. Desktop Like Cheer default and S! Mail and SMS messages are notifications are unavailable for PC Mail. received automatically.
Page 120: Replying To S! Mail/Sms Messages
Receiving & Opening Messages  Select a folder Replying to S! Mail/SMS Messages Attachments are automatically deleted from reply messages.  [Inbox Message List] Select a Quoting text is unavailable for SMS replies.   message When Original Message Has Multiple Using Mail List (S! Mail) Recipients ...
Page 121: Retrieving New Pc Mail
Receiving & Opening Messages   To Receive Multiple Messages Select a message Opening PC Mail Inbox   Receive Selected Select   Messages messages  To Receive All Messages    PC Mail Inbox  Receive All If download fails while retrieving all messages, download is canceled.
Page 122 Receiving & Opening Messages Read Out Messages Incoming Message Settings Replying (Quote Message) Check Message Information Do Not Show Emotion Indicators  P. 5-24) Show Keyword Indicators  [PC Mail Message List] Select a Delete Keywords   Server Message Operations message Set Priority When Receiving Messages during Update Mail List...
Page 123: Handling Messages
Handling Messages  Select a message Opening Sent & Received Message Folders Messages Press to open Mail Menu. Sent, received and draft messages are saved <Example> Open a Sent Message (S! Mail) in the locations below. Press to toggle  ...
Page 124 Handling Messages The following marks appear on indicators to Folder Type Windows & Indicators inform you: General Folder Check message status, attachment type, etc. Folder Contains Unread Messages Secret Folder by indicators. Locked Folder Message Status Folder Lists Folder with Auto Sort Set Unread Protected Message Read...
Page 125: Sorting Messages
Handling Messages Canceling Auto Sort Sorting Messages Using Tomomato-Mail   [Folder List] Select a folder Automatically sort incoming/outgoing Store e-mail addresses in Tomomato-Mail   Auto-sort messages into folders. and check messages (S! Mail/SMS) with stored addresses by selecting Tomomato-Mail BOX. ...
Page 126: Prohibiting Access To Messages
Handling Messages Storing Messages in Secret Storing Tomomato-Mail Prohibiting Access to Folders Messages  [Tomomato-Mail Folder List] Set handset to Secret Mode or Secret Data   Select a folder Only Mode beforehand (P. 4-7).  Setting Mail Box Lock To Enter an Address Unread Messages, S! Mail/PC Mail with Text ...
Page 127: Saving Attachments
Handling Messages  To Return Multiple Messages Saving an Image Inserted in Text Saving a Bookmark   Put Out Selected Select a    folder Select a message    [Message] window Select a link [Message] window Save (repeat to select another message) ...
Page 128  P. 5-25) SMS Server Settings Using Messages Change SMS Center Address Edit a Sent Message Reset to SoftBank SMS Center Address Edit & Send a Draft Message  P. 14-19) Forward a Message Save Sender, Recipient s E-mail Address or ’...
Page 129: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Enter Address from Sent/Received Address Set To, Cc or Bcc Sending Messages List (S! Mail & SMS) S! Mail Composition window/ PC Mail Start Here    S! Mail Composition window, Composition window S! Mail Composition window .... P. 5-6 ...
Page 130: Camera
Advanced Features Sending Messages Enter My Pictograms Save Messages to Draft  S! Mail Text Entry window Press and S! Mail Composition window, Change Size of S! Mail to Send    hold Select a pictograph Composition window or PC Mail ...
Page 131 Advanced Features Delete Files Attached to S! Mail/PC Mail Reset a Blog/Mail Member List Name Cancel All Decoration    S! Mail Text Entry window S! Mail Composition window/ PC Mail Blog/Mail Member List Select a    ...
Page 132: Receiving/Opening Messages
Advanced Features Download Templates Delete Templates Receiving/Opening Messages       Templates Download Templates Select a Start Here        Delete Templates Follow template Message List P. 5-11 onscreen instructions To Select Delete This Message window ......
Page 133 Advanced Features Checking Messages Check Message Information Delete Server Messages (S! Mail)     Message List / PC Mail Message List Mail List Select a message Retrieve Complete S! Mail/PC Mail Manually     Mail Info Delete Select a message ...
Page 134: Managing/Using Messages
Advanced Features Move Messages to a Different Folder Delete Messages Managing/Using Messages       Message List Select a message Folder List Delete All Start Here      Move Enter Security Code Folder List P.
Page 135 Advanced Features Delete Attached Files Add a Folder Delete a Folder         Message window Select attached files Folder List Add Folder Folder List Select a folder        Delete Att.
Page 136: Pc Site Browser
Advanced Features Using Messages Save Sender, Recipient s E-mail Address or Access the Internet from a URL in Text ’ Phone Number to Phone Book   Message window Select a URL Edit a Sent Message     Message window Address List Yahoo! Keitai or PC Site Browser...
Page 137 Advanced Features Search Information by Keyword Sort Messages Check Attachment Properties (Image File)          Message window Quick Search Message List Sort Message window Property        Enter Keyword Enter Select a criterion Select image...
Page 138: Internet
Internet Overview ............6-2 Yahoo! Keitai ..........6-3 Connecting to Yahoo! Keitai....... 6-3 PC Site Browser..........6-5 PC Site Browser............. 6-5 Connecting to PC Websites........6-5 Page Operations .......... 6-7 Navigating Pages..........6-7 Open Linked Page in New Tab ......6-7 Jumping to Next or Previous Page ......
Page 139: Overview
Opening secure pages constitutes agreement to the terms of SSL/TLS usage. Mobile Internet Sites SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp., VeriSign Japan K.K., Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd., Entrust Japan Co., Press p to access the Mobile Internet Ltd., GlobalSign K.K., RSA Security Japan Ltd. and via Yahoo! Keitai ( P.
Page 140: Yahoo! Keitai
Yahoo! Keitai    <NEW> Enter URL Using Access History Connecting to Yahoo!   Keitai   Press and hold History A confirmation for SSL/TLS communication appears each time a secure page is opened. appears in SSL/TLS compatible pages. Some pages require user authentication.
Page 141 Yahoo! Keitai Set Whether to Send Manufacture Number More Features Set Whether to Send Referer Enable/Disable Cookies Advanced Set Whether to Activate Scripts Check Internet Settings Yahoo! Keitai Reset Internet Settings Toggle 3G & Wi-Fi Manually  P. 14-20) Switch to PC Site Browser Open Yahoo! Keitai Main Menu ...
Page 142: Pc Site Browser
PC Site Browser Tabs PC Site Browser Connecting to PC Websites One for each title/URL appears when  View PC websites using PC Site Browser. Press and hold PC Site viewing several pages. Scroll up, down, left or right to view entire ...
Page 143 PC Site Browser Using URL Log Using Access History Entering URLs Use Previously Entered URLs Edit Previously Entered URLs   [PC Site Browser Menu] History [PC Site Browser Menu] Enter Send URLs by S! Mail   Delete URL Records ...
Page 144: Page Operations
Page Operations Open Linked Page in New Navigating Pages To open pages in a new tab other than linked pages: Scrolling Pages   Open up to five pages simultaneously. Press [Web Page] Window Operation     to toggle pages. Open New Window If a page extends beyond view, use Bookmark, Enter URL (,Yahoo! Keitai or...
Page 145: Selecting Links And Other Items
Page Operations Link Selecting Links and Other Streaming Music and Select a link and press to access the Items Video linked page. Operate as follows when buttons and menus Play music and videos appearing on a page as Text Box Select a text box and press to open a appear in web pages.
Page 146 Page Operations Yahoo! Keitai More Features Set Font Size  Set Flash Sound On/Off Advanced  P. 14-20) Page Operations PC Site Browser Reload Page Set Page Layout  Save Image/Melody Files P. 14-21) Save Background Image of a Page Send URL Links via S! Mail Call a Linked Phone Number Send S! Mail to a Linked E-mail Address...
Page 147: Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Bookmarks & Saved Pages  Select a folder Using Bookmarks Using Saved Pages Save URLs to Bookmark for quick access. Save a page to Saved Pages to view that page at a later time without incurring connection fees. Saving URLs to Bookmark Only Yahoo! Keitai pages can be saved.
Page 148 Bookmarks & Saved Pages  Select a page More Features Advanced To open a saved page from another page:    [Web Page] Saved Pages Bookmarks    Saved Pages List Select a page Edit a Title  Edit a URL Send a Bookmark by S! Mail Check Number of Bookmarks...
Page 149: Advanced Features
Advanced Features PC Site Browser Delete Records in History Connecting to the Internet    History List Select a record Start Here Switch Page View  Delete Web Page ......... P. 6-3, P. 6-5   To Select Delete This Web Page Change Disp.
Page 150: Page Operations
Advanced Features Switch a Certificate between Valid & Save Background Image of a Page Send URLs by S! Mail Invalid       URL Entry window Select a record Web Page Save File     ...
Page 151 Advanced Features  Save Numbers/Addresses to Phone Book Change Page Font Size Play Flash from the Beginning      Web Page Select a phone Web Page Browser Settings Web Page Convenient Tools      ...
Page 152: Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Advanced Features Check Number of Bookmarks Move Bookmarks to a Different Folder Bookmarks & Saved Pages   Bookmark Folder List / Bookmark List Bookmark List Select a bookmark Start Here      No. of Bookmarks Move Bookmark Folder List P.
Page 153 Advanced Features Delete Bookmarks Check Number of Saved Pages     Bookmark List Select a bookmark Saved Pages List No. of Pages    Delete To Select Delete This     Delete This Delete Saved Pages To Select Delete Selected ...
Page 154 Camera Overview ............7-2 Viewfinder Indicators........... 7-3 Switching Cameras ..........7-5 Capturing Still Images ......... 7-6 Capturing Still Images.......... 7-6 Recording Videos ......... 7-8 Recording Videos ..........7-8 Various Features ........7-10 Using Smile Mode ..........7-10 Continuous Shooting ......... 7-10 Add Frames to Images ........
Page 155: Overview
Shutter click and Auto Timer tone sound at a fixed volume even in Manner Mode. Send by S! Mail/PC Mail When Auto-change Screen is set to ON, turn handset on its left side while using Camera for Landscape View. Non-SoftBank SoftBank Mobile Phones Handsets...
Page 156: Viewfinder Indicators
Overview Portrait View Focus Frame (Still Images) Viewfinder Indicators A white frame appears for Auto Focus. Focus Frame is green when focus is locked, Landscape View and red if focusing failed. Shake Correction Auto Storage Location (Still Image) Handset Memory Card Storage Capacity (Still Image) White number: 11 or more files Yellow number: 10 or less files...
Page 157: Camera
Overview Image Size AF Mode (Still Image) Auto Save Photo Mode/Continuous Shooting Face ON (Face detection AF ON) Captured still images and videos are 8M (2448 3264) to QCIF AF ON automatically saved to handset. (176 144) Close-up AF OFF Panorama Cap.
Page 158: Switching Cameras
Overview Switching Cameras [Photo Viewfinder]/[Video   Viewfinder] Front  Camera or Rear Camera Rear Camera Front Camera Rear Camera Use for people, animals and scenery. Image appearing on Display appear as seen. Front Camera Use to photograph yourself. Image appearing on Display is in mirror display, but the saved image is displayed normally.
Page 159: Capturing Still Images
Capturing Still Images Photo Preview Window Operations in Viewfinder Capturing Still Images Appears when Auto Save Set is set to OFF. Press    to save image. AF Change Camera Photo  Mode AF Lock Face Select Mode Press and hold Press move Focus Frame to the subject.
Page 160 Capturing Still Images More Features Advanced During Shooting Use Camera Menu Switch Color Modes Reduce Flicker Check Storage Capacity Set Shake Correction  P. 7-14) After Shooting Zoom In/Out Upload Still Image to Blog Send Still Image with Graphic Mail Send Still Image by S! Mail Show Mirror Image of Shot Still Image Save Mirror Image of Shot Still Image...
Page 161: Recording Videos
Recording Videos Video Preview Window Operations in Video Viewfinder Recording Videos Appears when Auto Save Set is set to OFF. Press    to save video. Zoom In Camera Movie  Mode Zoom Out Open Menu Toggle Camera Mode Select Size File Size Setting Photo Mode...
Page 162: Recording Videos
Recording Videos More Features Advanced During Shooting Use Camera Menu Set Image Quality Switch Color Modes Reduce Flicker Check Storage Capacity Change Video Type Set Shake Correction  P. 7-14) After Shooting Upload Video to Blog Send Video by S! Mail Show Recorded Video in Standby Edit Title of Video ...
Page 163: Various Features
Various Features Thumbnail Preview Window Using Smile Mode Continuous Shooting Appears when Auto Save Set is set to OFF. Camera automatically detects a smile and Shoot up to 20 still images continuously. Press and hold , Save or Mirror Save and automatically releases the shutter.
Page 164: Add Frames To Images
Various Features Add Frames to Images Auto Timer Panoramic Shooting   Auto Timer returns to OFF after shooting. Create a single panorama shot by moving [Photo Viewfinder] handset horizontally while shooting.   Select Frame Select a [Photo Viewfinder]/[Video Up and down handset movements may cause ...
Page 165: Recording Slow-Motion Video (Speed Movie)
Various Features  Display one end of subject Recording Slow-Motion Chance Capture Panorama shooting starts. Video (Speed Movie) Continue recording video even when memory is full. Use Speed Movie to record video in slow- motion. [Photo Viewfinder]/[Video Available in Landscape View. ...
Page 166: Recording Only Sound
Various Features Recording Only Sound More Features Record only audio in Movie Mode (Voice Advanced Mode). After Shooting [Photo Viewfinder]/[Video View Images    Viewfinder] Save One Frame Save Only Selected Images Save as Animation Recording starts. Open an Image as Mirror Image Attach to S! Mail Change Frame before Saving Image Recording ends.
Page 167: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Check Storage Capacity Upload Still Image/Video to Blog During Shooting  Photo Viewfinder / Video Viewfinder Photo Preview window/ Video Preview Start Here     Memory Info window Blog Cont. or Blog Photo Viewfinder ....... P. 7-6 ...
Page 168 Advanced Features Show Mirror Image of Shot Still Image View Images Attach to S! Mail     Photo Preview window Mirror Thumbnail Preview window Select an Thumbnail Preview window Select an      Display Attach Image image image (twice)
Page 170 About TV ............8-2 Initial Setup ............8-3 TV Windows............8-4 Watching TV..........8-6 Time Shift Playback While Watching ....8-7 Data Broadcasts (Japanese) ......... 8-7 Program Guide ............. 8-8 Recording/Playing Programs ...... 8-9 Recording Programs..........8-9 Playing Recorded Programs......... 8-9 View/Record Timer ........
Page 171: About Tv
Book programs you want to TV is available when USIM Card is inserted and view/record. Program Guide can be with a valid SoftBank contract. used for booking programs TV antenna is built into handset. If image P. 8-11...
Page 172: Initial Setup
About TV TV image/sound may deteriorate or signal Operating in Landscape View reception may become impossible in the following areas: Multi Selector for selecting channels or Areas far from signal towers adjusting the volume is operated the same Mountain areas or places beside tall way in both Portrait and Landscape View.
Page 173: Tv Windows
About TV Quick Info Recording Status TV Windows Ticker scrolls across top of Display for new Recording S! Mail/SMS messages (P. 14-5). Timer Recording Activated (Red) Recording Paused Channel Time Shift Status (Green) Pause Program Title Normal Speed Subtitles 1.3x Speed 2x Speed Sound Effect on (always on) Sound Effect...
Page 174 About TV More Features Advanced Channel Settings Save Stations to a Channel List Automatically Save Stations of a Different Area to a Channel List Switch Channel Lists  P. 8-13) Customize Channel List Change Title of Channel List Delete a Channel List Assign Channels to Remote Control Numbers Delete a Channel ...
Page 175: Watching Tv
Watching TV     Watch TV Switch to Data TV Operations Broadcast Mode Pause or Continue 1 TV viewing resumes in Time Shift playback. 2 Available when Auto-change Screen is set to Change Channel in OFF. Order 3 Available in Landscape View. Automatically Press and hold 4 Available in Portrait View.
Page 176: Time Shift Playback While Watching
Watching TV  Select a link Playback Operations Time Shift Playback If a confirmation for Internet access While Watching appears, select YES and press Start from Beginning of Stored Playback Data access the Internet. Select YES (By Resume watching TV even after pausing with default) and confirmation no longer Change Playback Speed playback.
Page 177: Program Guide
Watching TV Note Customize More Features Viewing data broadcast information requires Image & Sound no fees. However, accessing Internet links will Advanced Set Subtitle Display incur transmission fees. Show/Hide Icons in Landscape View Data broadcasts are unavailable in Landscape Watching TV view.
Page 178: Recording/Playing Programs
Recording/Playing Programs    Video microSD Note Recording Programs The channel remains fixed during recording. TV programs can be recorded on memory Recording certain programs is restricted. If a card while you are watching them. restriction is activated while recording a Data broadcasts are not saved with recording.
Page 179 Recording/Playing Programs 2 Available when recorded program is 30 seconds or more. If a program was stopped partway through, 3 Available when Auto-change Screen is set to resume playback from that point. Select YES OFF. and press More Features Playback Operations Advanced Pause/Play Recording Programs...
Page 180: View/Record Timer
View/Record Timer   Setting View Timer Setting Record Timer  To Enter Date Manually   Enter Date Enter date and       Booking Timer  time   Program List Recording List  To Select a Date from Calendar ...
Page 181 View/Record Timer   More Features Enter date and time to start/end recording. Advanced  To Enter Date Manually   View/Record Timer Enter Date Enter date and  Select a Timer Alarm Tone time to start and end recording ...
Page 182: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Show Current Channel List Information Channel Settings Watching TV     TV window Channel Start Here Save Stations to a Channel List  Channel Info TV window...........P. 8-6 Automatically Add Current Station to Channel List  ...
Page 183: Tv Link
Advanced Features Check Certificate for SSL Page Access Pages/Information from TV Links Recording Programs       TV Link Data Broadcast Mode window Start Here   Data Broadcast Show Certificate Types of TV links are indicated by the Recorded Program List P.
Page 184: Playing Programs
Advanced Features Delete Recorded Programs Set Timer Alarm Volume View/Record Timer  Recorded Program List Select a View Timer Setting window/ Record Start Here  program    Timer Setting window Booking Program List P. 8-11  To Select Delete This to adjust volume View Timer Setting window.....P.
Page 185 Advanced Features Change Order of Booked Programs Booking Program List / Timer Recording     List Sort Select a  criterion Delete Booked Programs Booking Program List / Timer Recording    List Select a program Delete ...
Page 186: Music Player & S! Appli
Music Player & S! Appli About Music Player ........9-2 Playback Windows ..........9-3 Downloading Music ..........9-4 Music Playback..........9-5 Playing Music............9-5 Using Playlists ............9-6 S! Appli ............9-8 About S! Appli............9-8 Downloading S! Appli.......... 9-8 Activating S! Appli ..........
Page 187: About Music Player
About Music Player Use Music Player to play and organize songs on handset. Access the Internet to download music. Some files are unplayable depending on their format. Also play videos with Music Player. When Auto-change Screen is set to Alarm notification, received calls, etc. while playing music will pause play. ON, turn handset to its left side to view in full screen mode.
Page 188: Playback Windows
About Music Player To Web Artist Name <Creator> Playback Windows Connect to the URL in the song. Title Song/file Selection Playback Image or Jacket Image Volume <Video> Elapsed Playback Time/Total Playback Playback Status Time Play Pause Fast Forward Rewind Playback Position indicates the current playback position.
Page 189: Downloading Music
About Music Player Once transferred, remove USB Downloading Music cable from your PC and handset Remove from PC according to method Check the fees, expiration date, etc. on the for the OS. download site.    Note Music Download ...
Page 190: Music Playback
Music Playback Play Next Song/Video or press and hold Playing Music Alternatively, in Standby, press and hold   Music to start Music Player. Play resumes from Rewind Press and hold where it was paused last.  Select a folder ...
Page 191: Using Playlists
Music Playback   While Handset is Closed Select a folder Select a More Features  song Adjust Volume Repeat this step to add other songs. Advanced Playing from Beginning Press and hold   When all songs are selected Playing Music /Video Play Previous Song or ...
Page 192 Music Playback Copy a Playlist Check Playlist Information Delete Playlists  P. 9-11) Customize Playback Window Change Design of Playback Window Set Image Display Size  P. 14-25)
Page 193: S! Appli
For how to download Lifestyle-Appli, see    S! Appli are applications designed for S! Appli S! Appli P. 11-2. SoftBank handsets. Download games and   List Download S! App See S! Appli s Help menu or the download ’...
Page 194 S! Appli More Features Advanced S! Appli Check S! Appli Information Check Volume of Saved S! Appli Delete an S! Appli  P. 9-12) Customize When Running S! Appli Set Sound Volume Set Vibration Set Backlight Set Blinking of Backlight Allow/Prohibit S! Appli to Connect to Network Allow S! Appli to Read User Data Allow/Prohibit S! Appli to Write Personal...
Page 195: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Repeat Specify Play Start Position Music Player     Music Playback window Action Music Playback window Play Start Here         Setting Repeat Setting Menu Position to Play Music Playback window ..... P. 9-5 ...
Page 196 Advanced Features Check Operation Methods Delete All Music in WMA Folder Cancel Playlist Songs            Music Video Playback window Help Playlist Select a song Edit      ...
Page 197: S! Appli
Advanced Features Check Playlist Information Delete an S! Appli   Playlists window Select a playlist   S! Appli List Select an S! Appli   Playlist Info     Delete Delete Playlists   Playlists window Select a playlist ...
Page 198: Entertainment
Entertainment Mobile Widget ........... 10-2 About Mobile Widget........10-2 Using Mobile Widget (Japanese) ...... 10-2 Downloading Widgets ........10-2 Adding Widgets ..........10-3 S! Quick News ..........10-4 Using S! Quick News (Japanese) ......10-4 S! Info Channel .......... 10-5 Using S! Info Channel (Japanese)......
Page 199: Mobile Widget
 Select a Desktop page Packet transmission fees apply for downloading widgets. Downloading Widgets Download and add to Desktop page. Contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, Store up to 100 widgets. General Information for details on transmission fees.   ...
Page 200: Adding Widgets
Mobile Widget   Paste on Desktop Select More Features   a Desktop page Move into Widgets  position Access Widget Store. Advanced Appears when icon is unavailable for To Activate Immediately Mobile Widget   widget. Open Change Position of widgets Widget not installed.
Page 201: S! Quick News
S! Quick News Checking Updated Information Using S! Quick News More Features (Japanese)  [S! Quick News List] Select an Advanced  item Registered news can be updated S! Quick News automatically and checked from Standby.  Select information Manually Update List Packet transmission fees are incurred for using To check next updated information, View Descriptions of Registered News...
Page 202: S! Info Channel
S! Info Channel Checking Latest Information Weather Indicators Using S! Info Channel (Japanese) A Desktop Icon notifies you when new After subscribing, weather indicators information is received. showing current weather appear in Standby. This information service automatically   receives the latest news, weather and other Desktop Icons Weather Indicators information.
Page 203 S! Info Channel More Features Advanced S! Info Channel Receive Previous Unreceivable Information Store Images/Melodies from Web Pages Add Phone Numbers/Mail Addresses from Web Pages  P. 10-8) Weather Indicators Manually Update Weather Information  P. 10-9) Customize S! Info Channel Set Whether to Display Desktop Icon For New Received Information Set Font Size for Web Pages...
Page 204: Books
Books Download e-comics, e-photo albums and  Using BookSurfing other CCF file books. View e-comics, e-photo albums, etc. (CCF Obtaining Books file).    Download books from the Internet. Entertainment Downloaded books are stored in Books in Data  BookSurfing Folder.
Page 205 Advanced Features Mobile Widget S! Quick News S! Info Channel Start Here Start Here Start Here Active Desktop Page ......P. 10-2 S! Quick News List P. 10-4 S! Info Channel Menu P. 10-5 Web Page P. 10-5 Change Position of widgets Manually Update List Receive Previous Unreceivable Information ...
Page 206: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Add Phone Numbers/Mail Addresses from Web Pages   Web Page Add to Phone Book    To Save to Handset     Phone Select store method   Search Phone Book Select Phone  ...
Page 208: Tools
Tools  Osaifu-Keitai ..........11-2 Calculator ..........11-16  Alarm............11-17 About Osaifu-Keitai ......... 11-2  Using Osaifu-Keitai .......... 11-3 Setting Alarm ........... 11-17 Activating IC Card Lock........11-3 Canceling Alarm ..........11-18 S! GPS Navi..........11-5 Pedometer ..........11-19 About S! GPS Navi ..........
Page 209: Osaifu-Keitai
Lifestyle-Appli.  e-ticketing. Hold handset up to a reader/ Contact Osaifu-Keitai service providers for Downloading Lifestyle-Appli details. writer to pay for your purchase. Softbank is not liable for damage from    Tools  Osaifu-Keitai Terms accidental loss or alteration of IC Card data or ...
Page 210: Using Osaifu-Keitai
To end Lifestyle-Appli: Note [IC Card Lock Setting] window   While running,   IC Lock (Power-off) Softbank is not liable for damages from  accidental loss or alteration of IC Card data or Maintain or IC Card Lock ON settings.
Page 211  Osaifu-Keitai  <Not Recorded> Note  To Enter and Save Numbers Alternatively, to set IC Card Lock: If series is interrupted by another call, Missed   Enter phone numbers In Standby, press and hold Call count is reset. Start over from the ...
Page 212: S! Gps Navi
A confirmation appears. Select Send to Positioning accuracy may be affected by GPS satellite/radio station signal strength. allow location to be sent. SoftBank accepts no liability for damages To disable confirmation, select No resulting from provided location information. Confirmation. S! GPS Navi applications may require ...
Page 213: Using Location Navi (Japanese)
S! GPS Navi Using Location Navi More Features (Japanese) Advanced Search for someone's location. Also S! GPS Navi determine approximate location of lost Add Current Location to Phone Book handset. Check Location Logs Separate subscription required. Use Location Logs  [S! GPS Navi] window NAVI Delete Location Log Records...
Page 214: Life History Viewer
Life History Viewer View activities in chronological order. Time Axis Time Axis Zoom Still images and images in JPEG format can be Life History Viewer Window Zoom in or out to adjust time span. Select browsed. Axis unit between one-minute and one- month.
Page 215 Life History Viewer  Select a data item More Features Advanced Life History Viewer Hide Some Items in Life History Viewer Update Life History Viewer  P. 11-27) Life History Viewer Closeup Window The function corresponding to the data type is activated and the data is opened.
Page 216: Schedule
Schedule Save future events to Schedule. Set alarm to Calendar Saving Events to Schedule be activated at a specified time with message Blue date: Saturdays and animation appearing to remind you of     Tools Schedule Red date: Sundays, public and other the event.
Page 217: Checking Saved Events
Schedule   Select an alarm Adding Holidays Checking Saved Events   notification option Enter   time) [Schedule] window     Tools Schedule  Holiday   Select an alarm tone      type Select a folder Enter year, month and...
Page 218: Deleting Events
Schedule   Select an event Select an event More Features Repeat this step to specify other events.   Advanced Schedule To Delete All Events Prior to a Sort Events by Icon Specified Date Check Number of Saved Events In [Schedule] window, select date, Edit an Event ...
Page 219: To Do List
To Do List  Save tasks to To Do List. Set Alarm to remind To Cancel a Due Date  you of deadlines. No Date If the set alarm time arrives during a call,   Select a priority level alarm tone sounds through earpiece.
Page 220: Deleting Tasks
To Do List More Features Overdue tasks are indicated by red status icons (e.g. Advanced To Do List Sort Tasks by Category Deleting Tasks Change Order of Tasks Set Task Status To Delete One Task Delete All Tasks  P. 11-28) In [Task List], select a task or [Task ...
Page 221: Text Memo
Text Memo Save short notes or messages as text memos. Deleting Text Memos More Features Saved text memos can be inserted in Schedule or in messages. To Delete One Text Memo Advanced Saving Text Memos Text Memo  [Text Memo List] Select a text Save a Text Memo to Schedule ...
Page 222: Voice Memo
Voice Memo Record voice for up to 20 seconds. Handset makes single recording and overwrites each time. See P. 3-5 and P. 3-18 for playing and deleting a recorded voice memo. Recording Your Voice    Tools Voice Memo ...
Page 223: Calculator
Calculator    Tools Calculator  If the calculation result exceeds 10 digits, .E  Enter numbers with Keypad appears. Enter with Multi Selector To Calculate Negative Numbers    Enter numbers with keypad Enter with Multi Selector Result appears.
Page 224: Alarm
Alarm   1 Time, Daily ( ) or To View Alarm Entries Setting Alarm     Select an entry Select Day (  checkmarks to days of the week     Tools Alarm   Select an alarm tone ...
Page 225: Canceling Alarm
Alarm Note More Features When Keypad sound is set to ON, two short beeps sound if you: Advanced – Press a key, after canceling alarm (Snooze Alarm not set). Cancel All Alarms – Press while snooze is still set. Edit Alarm Settings Set the auto power-on function to OFF in ...
Page 226: Pedometer
Pedometer   Height/Weight Enter About Pedometer Setting User Information   Security Code Enter  height and weight    Use Pedometer to track number of steps and Tools Pedometer elapsed time. Pedometer also records    Stride traveled distance and burned calories/fat.
Page 227: Viewing Data
Pedometer Toggle data to cycle Viewing Data through In WALK window, category names appear   [Pedometer] window WALK only in Japanese. (Steps) – List View (Paced Steps) – (Distance) – Select previous/next day – (Time) (Select date) (Burned Calories) Press –...
Page 228: Bar Code Reader
Bar Code Reader Frame barcode in Scan Viewfinder About JAN & QR Codes Make sure to zoom in and focus JAN/QR code Scan JAN and QR codes with Bar Code in Scan Viewfinder. Reader. Scanning may take a while. Scan Viewfinder Some bar codes may not be scanned.
Page 229 Bar Code Reader More Features Advanced Using Scanned Data Make a Call Compose S! Mail Access the Internet Save to Phone Book Save a Bookmark Copy Text Edit Title of Scanned Data Delete Scanned Data  P. 11-29)
Page 230: Text Reader
Text Reader Scan Viewfinder About Text Reader Scan Window Category Icons Use Text Reader to scan printed text. Name Phone number Scan Modes E-mail address Postal code Card read Scan name, phone number, Address e-mail address, postal code, Memo address and memo printed Address on business cards, and save Subject...
Page 231: Scanning Text
Text Reader To Scan Following Text Scanning Text Checking Scanned Text   Frame text in the Scan Viewfinder (include several scanned    Position handset camera at a distance of 10 cm Tools Text Reader  characters of the preceding text) from the text.
Page 232 Text Reader More Features Advanced Scanning Text Correct Scanned Text Edit Scanned Text Set Printing Status of Text Set Guidance ON/OFF Set Vertical/Lateral Scan  P. 11-29) Using Scanned Data Make a Call Compose S! Mail Access the Internet Save to Phone Book Save a Bookmark Search Phone Book Save a Text Memo...
Page 233: Advanced Features
Advanced Features  Delete Location Log Records Osaifu-Keitai S! GPS Navi   S! GPS Navi window Location Logs Start Here Start Here    Delete Select a location log Lifestyle-Appli List P. 11-3 S! GPS Navi window ......P. 11-5 ...
Page 234: Life History Viewer
Advanced Features Delete All Events Life History Viewer Schedule Schedule window, Event List or Event Start Here Start Here     Details Delete Delete Life History Viewer window .... P. 11-7 Schedule window ......P. 11-9    ...
Page 235: To Do List
Advanced Features To Do List Text Memo Alarm Start Here Start Here Start Here Task List P. 11-12 Text Memo List P. 11-14 Alarm List ........P. 11-17 Task Details P. 11-12 Alarm Details P. 11-17 Save a Text Memo to Schedule Cancel All Alarms Sort Tasks by Category ...
Page 236: Bar Code Reader & Text Reader
Advanced Features Using Scanned Data Reset Today s Data Edit Scanned Text ’      WALK window Today Data Scan window Scan text Edit Make a Call      Reset Edit text using keypad To cancel editing and return to scanned text, Scanned Information / Scanned Text press...
Page 237 Advanced Features Save to Phone Book Save a Text Memo   Scanned Information / Scanned Text Scanned Text Details Select an item      Add to Memo Details Select an item Add to  Phone Book To Select Phone Copy Text ...
Page 238: Data Management
Data Management About Data Folder ........12-2 Advanced Features........12-16 Accessing Files ........... 12-3 Accessing Files ..........12-16 Opening Files............12-3 Editing Files ............12-17 Quick Album (Slideshow)........12-5 Managing Folders ..........12-17 Creating Animations .......... 12-6 Managing Files ..........12-18 Using Playlist (Melodies) ........
Page 239: About Data Folder
About Data Folder Use Data Folder to manage data on handset. Files are automatically saved to folders by file format. Some folders contain links. Use the links to access download sites in Yahoo! Keitai. Folders & Files in Data Folder My Picture Melody S! Appli...
Page 240: Accessing Files
Accessing Files Opening Files on Memory Card Using Picture Files Opening Files   Open a picture file from My Picture folder. Data Folder <Example> Open Video File    Data Folder   Select a folder microSD  Videos ...
Page 241 Accessing Files Operations during Key Using PDF & Other Document Playing/Using Melody Files Illumination File Playback Files Open a file from Melody folder. Key Backlight flashes according to the file Open a file from PDF or Other Documents selected in Key Illumination. folder.
Page 242: Quick Album (Slideshow)
Accessing Files Operations in PDF/Document File Toolbar Icons Quick Album (Slideshow) to select icons and to toggle icon view. Scroll View JPEG images saved in My Picture. Set Specify zoom Toggle Page and Toolbar images to switch automatically or manually. Operation Quick Album is also available for JPEG images Specify page...
Page 243: Creating Animations
Accessing Files Return to original Creating Animations size (zoomed in/out) Alternatively, activate this function from Create animations each of which is made of     Camera Quick Album Image switch effect up to 20 frames using still images in My Open folder images in the following order.
Page 244: Using Playlist (Melodies)
Accessing Files Using Playlist (Melodies) Using Playlists (Videos) Note Save melodies to Playlist to play back in the Save videos to a playlist to play them in the Only images in JPEG format can be used for saved order. playlist order. creating animations.
Page 245 Accessing Files Customize More Features Select a playlist from a playlist folder and press Display Settings Advanced to play. Set Image List View  P. 14-5) Opening Files Check File Information Change Order of Files Set an Image to Appear in Standby Set a Video to Appear in Standby Set a Melody/Video as Ringtone ...
Page 246: Editing Files
Editing Files Adding Stamps Note Editing Still Images Only images with in File List can be edited.   [Picture] window Edit Repeated editing may cause deterioration of    Image Marker Stamp Basic Flow of Operations image quality or increased file size. For images larger than WVGA, some edit ...
Page 247: Editing Videos
Editing Files To Edit Text Editing Videos     More Features Character input Enter  text Clip the desired scenes from saved videos. Advanced To Change Text Color        Data Folder Editing Files Character Color ...
Page 248: File & Folder Management
File & Folder Management Moving Files to a Creating a Folder More Features Different Folder    Data Folder Select Advanced     a folder type [File List] Select a file Managing Folders   Move <Example>When My Picture is Selected Edit a Folder Name ...
Page 249: About Memory Card
About Memory Card Save files to memory cards. Still images and Removal Inserting & Removing a videos shot with handset camera can be Memory Card saved directly to memory card. Data can be Press and release copied and moved between handset and Gently pull out memory card.
Page 250: Managing Memory Cards
Managing Memory Cards  Select a file Formatting a Memory Accessing Memory Card Card Data    Format memory cards on handset only. Tools microSD Memory cards formatted on another device or  Manager PC may not work. Formatting a memory card deletes all the data Data List on it.
Page 251: Copying Data Between Handset & Memory Card
Managing Memory Cards  To Copy Multiple Data Copying Memory Card Data to Copying Data between   Copy selected Select copy Handset   Handset & Memory Card destination folder Select a  data item (repeat to select To Copy Images or Other Data to Following items can be copied to/from ...
Page 252: Configuring Print Settings Of Images
Managing Memory Cards To Copy PIM Data to Handset Configuring Print Settings More Features    Tools microSD of Images   Advanced Manager Select a PIM Specify which images on memory card to be   data type Select a data Memory Card printed and the number of prints, etc.
Page 253: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Set an Image to Appear in Standby Compose Four Images to Make One Accessing Files     File List / Opened File window ( File List Composite Image Start Here       Set as Display Select a file) Select a position...
Page 254: Advanced Features
Advanced Features Playing Melodies Correct Backlight Editing Files    Picture window Edit Image Start Here Play All Melodies in the Same Folder   Correct Backlight (three times) Repeatedly Picture window........P. 12-9   YES or NO  ...
Page 255: Managing Files
Advanced Features Delete a Folder Delete Files Managing Files       Folder List Select a folder File List Select a file Delete Start Here    Delete Folder Enter Security Code File List P. 12-3 ...
Page 256 Advanced Features Check & Repair Memory Card Cancel Print Settings of Images       Data Folder My Picture microSD Manager window         Check microSD microSD DCIM   To cancel checking and repairing a memory Select a folder Select a still image ...
Page 258: Connectivity
Connectivity Infrared............13-2 Searching & Connecting to Priority Getting Started........... 13-2 Connections ............13-14 Transferring Data via Infrared......13-3 Checking or Changing Wi-Fi Settings ..... 13-15  Bluetooth ..........13-5 Using Wi-Fi Contents........13-16  Advanced Features........13-17 About Bluetooth ..........
Page 259: Infrared
Infrared Align Infrared Ports of both sending and Precautions Getting Started receiving devices, as shown below. File transfer may not start depending on Wirelessly exchange files with infrared receiving device status. Some settings or compatible devices. The following files are content may be lost depending on the transferable via infrared: receiving handset model.
Page 260: Transferring Data Via Infrared
Infrared Authentication Password Sending All Files In a data list window, press to send a JPEG To transfer multiple files at once, the same Send all files at one time from a data list image via high-speed transmission. authentication password must be entered on window/data details window.
Page 261 Infrared Receiving All Files More Features    Tools Receive Ir Customize    Data Receive All Phone Book   Enter Security Code Enter Do Not Send Phone Book Entry Images via authentication password Infrared  P. 14-12) ...
Page 262: Bluetooth
 Bluetooth  Keep the Bluetooth device at least 10 m  Precautions About Bluetooth away from wireless LAN devices. Turn wireless LAN devices off when using a Handset is not guaranteed for Transmit data by wireless connection   Bluetooth device within 10 m of wireless ...
Page 263: Adding A Bluetooth  Device
 Bluetooth When Passkey Required  Adding a Bluetooth  Connecting   Enter Bluetooth passkey  Device Enter the same Bluetooth passkey (4 to Connect to an added device. 16 characters) for both sending or Search and add a device. ...
Page 264: Calling With Wireless Device
 Bluetooth To Discontinue a Connected Service Services Calling with Wireless    Headset Device Handsfree Device List Audio Connect wireless headsets or handsfree Remote Control devices. The type of added device and service are shown by indicators. Device Name Connect to target device ...
Page 265: Suspending Bluetooth  Connections
 Bluetooth  Suspending Bluetooth More Features Connections Advanced  Suspend all Bluetooth functions (connected  Bluetooth  or on standby) and disable Bluetooth Protect Added Device  [Bluetooth Menu] Bluetooth Change Name of Added Device    Delete Added Device Open Information for Added Device ...
Page 266: Pc Connection
(Japanese). data between handset and http://www.n-keitai.com/guide/download/ Set USB Mode Setting to microSD Mode in a PC (P. 13-9). Install USB Driver before using SoftBank Utility advance. Software. USB memory Use memory card inserted Connect handset to your PC using...
Page 267: Using Handset As Modem
To use Access Internet for data “ “ communication, you do not have to sign up with a service provider. For information about the service overview, access points and setting procedures, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General Information (P. 15-61).
Page 268: Wi-Fi
Set to OFF if not using Wi-Fi. If set to For information on services supported by ON, connection priority is for Wi-Fi. Keitai Wi-Fi, see SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website: (http://www.softbank.jp/) Note To access a household wireless LAN or public...
Page 269: Connecting To Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Easy Connecting (AOSS) Connecting to Wi-Fi Alternatively, press and hold to set Wi-Fi Enable Wi-Fi connection by only pressing an Configure required settings for connecting to ON or OFF. access point’s button. Wi-Fi from one of three methods: “Easy When Wi-Fi is activated, the access points Available only when access points support Connecting (AOSS),“...
Page 270 Wi-Fi Easy Connecting (WPS) Searching Access Points Setting Each Profile Enable Wi-Fi connection using PIN Method or Search for access points near handset for Connect to access point(s) after setting PBC Method (Pushbutton Method). connection. profiles individually. Available only when access points support ...
Page 271: Setting Priority Connections
Priority Connections available, perform Reset Profile (P. 13-15). BB mobilepoint is a public wireless LAN service After initializing the profile, configure settings provided by SOFTBANK TELECOM Corp. to If handset does not connect automatically to again. participating providers. an access point, search again for an access BB mobilepoint is available in areas that have point saved to Priority Settings.
Page 272: Checking Or Changing Wi-Fi Settings
Wi-Fi Checking Connection and MAC Copying Profiles Checking or Changing Address Wi-Fi Settings  [Manual Setup] window    [Manual Setup] window Profile Setting Select a   Display Information profile to copy Checking Profile Settings   Connection Status or MAC ...
Page 273: Using Wi-Fi Contents
Wi-Fi Using Wi-Fi Contents More Features Use Wi-Fi Contents to view large-size videos. Advanced    Entertainment Wi-Fi  Wi-Fi Contents Add Priority Connection Overwrite Priority Connection Follow onscreen instructions. Insert Priority Connection Delete Priority Connection Change Order of Priority Connection ...
Page 274: Advanced Features
Advanced Features  Change Order of Priority Connection Bluetooth Wi-Fi  Priority Settings window Select a Start Here Start Here  profile to change placement priority Device List P. 13-7 Priority Settings window ....P. 13-14    Change Priority Select a profile ...
Page 276: Customization
Customization Clock, Display & Sounds ......14-2 Phone Book & Calls........14-12 Mail ............14-16 Internet............. 14-20 TV.............. 14-22 Camera ............. 14-24 Player & S! Appli ........14-25 Entertainment .......... 14-27 Other Settings.......... 14-29...
Page 277: Clock, Display & Sounds
Clock, Display & Sounds    Time Zone (Sub Set Sub Clock Display Method Clock     Clock) Always Select a time  zone     Settings Clock Start Here    Hide Sub Clock Set Sub Clock Display Method ...
Page 278: Display Settings
Clock, Display & Sounds    Change Each Item (Favorites) Select Auto Power On/Off   for Favorites an item Set an image      Set Auto Power Settings Clock    Clear All Favorite (Favorites) Reset ...
Page 279 Clock, Display & Sounds       Set Wallpaper Display Setting Stand-by Battery Level Display Design Icon Pattern        Image to Change Indicator/Signal Display Random Display Battery Icon or Antenna Icon When Handset ...
Page 280 Clock, Display & Sounds        Interface (or English) Display Quality Image Display Mode Normal,  Language Vivid or Dynamic To change interface language from Japanese to TV image quality setting follows the Visual English: Image Effect setting in TV Effect.
Page 281 Clock, Display & Sounds        Set Brightness of Brightness ON or OFF Copy Icons to Desktop Icon Select a theme        Backlight Another Theme Select a Level Select an icon Copy ...
Page 282 Clock, Display & Sounds     Save Last Selected Memory Focus Menu Display Settings Menu Item to Memory      Settings Display Menu Start Here  Display Set  Start Here     List View and Menu Display List or Detail...
Page 283 Clock, Display & Sounds External Display (Indicator display) Incoming Call/Message Alerts          Settings Display Settings Incoming Call Start Here Start Here    Indicator Display    Adjust Ringtone Ring Volume Phone, Video ...
Page 284: Answering Incoming Calls
Clock, Display & Sounds       Set Vibration* Vibrator Phone, Video Call or Show Phone Book Disp. Phone Book Image     Entry Images for Mail Select a pattern Incoming Calls/ When Melody Linkage is set, handset vibration Messages is linked to the set ringtone melody.
Page 285: Manner Mode
Clock, Display & Sounds Manner Mode Checking Call Logs          Settings Incoming Call Start Here Settings Incoming Call Start Here  Manner Mode Setting     Notify Missed Calls Info Notice Setting ...
Page 286 Clock, Display & Sounds       Set Handset Open-close Sound Open Answer Calls External Connection Auto     Open/Close Sound Automatically Sound or Close Sound Melody* Answer Setting Phone or Video    ...
Page 287: Phone Book & Calls
Phone Book & Calls     Set Auto Auto Sync Settings ON/OFF Phone Book   Synchronize Off     Set Preferred [Phone Book Search] window (P. 2-21) Check Auto Auto Sync Settings Confirm   ...
Page 288: Call Settings
Phone Book & Calls     Set Noise Noise Reduction International Calls Reduction         Settings Dialing ’ Set Weak Signal Quality Alarm High Tone or Start Here   Alarm Dial Assistance Low Tone Alarm may not sound before call is disconnected, ...
Page 289: Call Costs
Phone Book & Calls Call Costs Video Calls         Settings Call Time/Charge Settings Video Call Start Here Start Here     Set Outgoing Select Image Select an item    ...
Page 290: Global Roaming
Phone Book & Calls    Show Operator Display Operator Name Global Roaming  Name While Display ON Roaming     Settings l Roaming Set ’ Start Here     Set Operator NW Search Mode Manual ...
Page 291: Mail
Mail Header/Signature Settings S! Mail Settings      Mail Setting Mail Setting S! Mail Settings Start Here for S! Mail Start Here     PC Mail Settings Start Here for PC Mail    ...
Page 292 Mail       Set SMS Input SMS Input Character Japanese Delete Keywords Emotion/Keyword Select a    Language (70char.) or English(160char.) keyword Delete Keyword or     Delete All Keyword PC Mail Setting To delete all keywords, uncheck Disp.
Page 293 Mail        Restrict Incoming S! Mail Settings Receiving Size Set New Message Inactivate Time Enter time    S! Mail Size Retrieval Off 300KB or 2MB During Set Hours When set to 300KB, messages are resized to Available when Auto Check is set to Auto.
Page 294 Center address is   View or 1 Line+Body Subject, Name or changed.  Address     Reset to SoftBank Reset Enter Security Code     Set Auto-Play for Start Attachment(auto)   SMS Center Melody...
Page 295: Internet
Internet     Set Whether to Security Send Referer Internet   Send Referer ON or OFF  Press and hold Browser     Start Here for Yahoo! Keitai Enable/Disable Security Cookie Settings    Settings Cookies Select an option...
Page 296 Internet PC Site Browser    Press and hold PC Site Browser Start Here  PC Site Brw. Settings     Do Not Show Alert Warning Messages When Activating PC Site Browser & Switching Browsers   ...
Page 297: Channel List
Channel List Image & Sound         Channel List User Settings Start Here Start Here       Change Title of Select a channel list Edit Title Set Subtitle Subtitles ON (Wide:Bottom), ...
Page 298    Set Visual Image TV Effect Visual Image Effect Recording Programs    Effects Select an effect      TV Power Saving must be off to set TV Effect. Continue/End User Settings   Recording at Low Rec.
Page 299: Camera
Camera Set Number of [Continuous Shooting Viewfinder] (P. 7-10) Camera/Video Settings     Shots for Interval/Number Shot Continuous    Number Enter Shot Number Set Shutter Sound [Photo Viewfinder] (P. 7-6)/[Video Shooting   Viewfinder] (P. 7-8) Shutter ...
Page 300: Player & S! Appli
Player & S! Appli     S! Appli S! Appli List Start Here Playback Window    Allow/Prohibit Select an S! Appli Security     S! Appli to Settings Net Access   Change Design of [Music Playback] window (P.
Page 301 Player & S! Appli S! Appli     S! Appli Settings Start Here      Reset S! Appli Reset Set to Default    Settings Enter Security Code     Delete All S! Appli Reset Delete All S! App ...
Page 302 Entertainment Mobile Widget S! Quick News    Entertainment S! Quick News    Start Here Entertainment Mobile Widget Start Here    Settings    Settings    Set Automatic Auto Refresh Select an item ...
Page 303: Entertainment
Entertainment     Set Whether to Weather Notif. ON or OFF S! Info Channel Display Desktop Icon For New    Entertainment S! Info Start Here Received    Ch./Weather Settings Information    Set Whether to S! Information Notif.
Page 304: Other Settings
Other Settings Text Entry Shortcut Key         Settings Other Settings Start Here Change Function Settings Other Setting      Character Input Set Assigned to Shortcut-key Setting Shortcut Key   ...
Page 305: Key Backlight
Other Settings     Set Illumination Ir/IC Exchanging ON or OFF Key Illumination for Ir/IC Transmission      Settings Illumination Start Here       Set Illumination Missed Call Set a pattern Key Illumination for Missed Call or ...
Page 306 Other Settings         Delete all Lifestyle- S! Appli Settings Edit URL Name Map URL Settings Select a       Appli Reset Delete All LifeApp map URL Enter Security Code ...
Page 307 Other Settings      Settings Wi-Fi Setting Start Here    Set Whether to Forward Ring Tone ON or OFF    Manual Setup Profile Setting  Send Ring Tone for   Select a profile Voice Call, Video Ring tone will also sound from handset if Call to Headset or...
Page 308 Other Settings     Use HTTP Proxy HTTP Proxy Setting Resetting Handset  Server* Server Address, Port Number(HTTP), Port Number(SSL) and Unset Proxy     Settings Other Settings Start Here    Address Enter setting values ...
Page 310: Appendix
Appendix Multitask Combinations ......15-2 Software Update ........15-4 Updating Software..........15-4 Troubleshooting ........15-6 Text Entry Key Assignments ....15-11 In 5-touch Mode..........15-11 In 2-touch Mode..........15-12 In T9 Input Mode..........15-13 Kuten Code List........15-14 Weather Indicators ........15-20 Menu List..........
Page 311: Multitask Combinations
Multitask Combinations The following table shows combinations of functions that can be used simultaneously to multitask. The following indications may not apply depending on the function status and combination. Settings/ Data Phone Function Mail Yahoo! S! Appli Optional Tools Camera Music Folder Book...
Page 312 Multitask Combinations Settings/ Data Phone Function Mail Yahoo! S! Appli Optional Tools Camera Music Folder Book Data Original Services Group Menu Currently Active Function TV & Music Group Music During a Voice Call Voice Call During a Video Call Video Call During Packet Transmission External...
Page 313: Software Update
If software update fails, handset may become appears. Before updating software, turn off handset inoperable. If this happens, contact SoftBank and restart it to make sure that all handset Mobile Customer Center, Customer functions have ended. Assistance (P. 15-61).
Page 314 Software Update Checking Update Results    Settings Other   Settings Software  Update  Update Result Using Regular Updates A confirmation for software update appears at the scheduled time. Press or leave handset for a while to start automatic software update.
Page 315: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Cannot turn on Is battery properly installed? P. 1-13 Cannot make calls Is Keypad Lock active? P. 4-4 handset. using Keypad. Is battery exhausted? P. 1-21 Is Dial/Sending Mail specified to be P.
Page 316: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to The other party ’ Is the earpiece properly placed against Display is blank. Is Power Saver Mode activated? P. 14-5 voice is difficult to your ear? If handset is left in a very hot place, it hear.
Page 317 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Message appears The image, video or song is unavailable Insert USIM USIM Card is not properly inserted or P. 1-12 when opening an with the function being used when any appears.
Page 318 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Connection Network connection is interrupted due Cannot use Wi-Fi Is Wi-Fi activated? P. 13-11 failed appears. to weak signal. with the created Is the profile saved to Priority Settings? P.
Page 319 Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause & Remedy Refer to Re-entry of ID and Was there no key operation for a P. 13-14, password is certain period of time while using PC P. 14-33 requested while Site Browser? Re-enter the ID and using a public password or perform Prioritized AP wireless LAN...
Page 320: Text Entry Key Assignments
Text Entry Key Assignments In 5-touch Mode Key Kanji/hiragana Entry Mode Katakana Entry Mode Alphanumeric Entry Mode Number Entry Mode . / @ - : ~ abcABC2 defDEF3 ghiGHI4 jklJKL5 mnoMNO6 pqrsPQRS7 tuvTUV8 wxyzWXYZ9 4 5 6 4 5 6 (space) (space) ' - &...
Page 321: Text Entry Key Assignments
Text Entry Key Assignments In 2-touch Mode In Double-byte Mode In Single-byte Mode When using double-byte mode to enter reading in USIM Phone Book, Press Next Press Next double-byte katakana are entered instead of hiragana. Press after entering a character to switch upper and lower case.
Page 322: In T9 Input Mode
Text Entry Key Assignments In T9 Input Mode For key assignments in number entry mode, see the Kanji/hiragana Katakana table in “ In 5-touch Mode. “ Alphanumeric Entry Mode Entry Mode Entry Mode Numbers do not appear when entering reading in USIM Phone Book or Own Dictionary.
Page 323: Kuten Code List
Kuten Code List Actual Display font may differ in appearance from the following. 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits...
Page 324 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits...
Page 325 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits...
Page 326 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits...
Page 327 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits digits digits...
Page 328 Kuten Code List 1st - 3rd 1st - 3rd Fourth digit of Kuten codes Fourth digit of Kuten codes digits digits...
Page 329: Weather Indicators
Weather Indicators Normally Displayed Pollen Level Typhoon Clear (Day) Forming Clear (Night) Moderate Approaching Cloudy High Emergency Status Rain Extremely High Disaster Snow Sakura Blossoms Heavy Rain Thunder and Lighting Budding Strong Winds 0% Chance of Rain Near Full Bloom 10% Chance of Rain Topic Peak Bloom...
Page 330: Menu List
Menu List Enter menu item numbers for direct menu access. Note that Main Menu theme must be set to Basic. “ Check Style Mode Settings “ (P. 14-3) for menu items whose default settings differ according to the model color. Mail 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu...
Page 331: Menu List
Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Mail Setting Receiving Setting Operation Preferred P. 14-17 Read Out Setting Select Voice: Female 1, Read Out Received Mail: ON Emotion/Keyword Disp. Emotion: ON, Disp. Keyword: OFF S! Mail Settings Auto Receiving: Auto(1MB), Receiving Size: 2MB, Compose Mail Size: P.
Page 332 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to PC Mail Settings Start Attachment(auto) P. 14-19 Header/Signature Edit Header, Edit Signature: Not Stored, Edit Quotation P. 14-16, Marks:---------------, Insert Setting: Selected P. 14-18 Mail Box Lock PC Mail Inbox, PC Mail Outbox, PC Mail Draft: Unlocked P.
Page 333 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Browser Settings Font Size Standard P. 14-20 Scroll Single Line Downloads Display Images: ON, Play Sounds: ON Flash Sound Effect Memory Manager Security Manufacture Number: ON, Send Referer: ON, Cookie Settings: Enabled, Script Settings: Ask NW Access Check Settings Initialized Browser...
Page 334 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Watch TV P. 8-6 Program Guide P. 8-8 Booking Program List P. 8-11 Timer Recording List Result Timer Rec P. 8-16 TV Link P. 8-14 Channel List P.
Page 335 Menu List Camera 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Photo Mode P. 7-6 Movie Mode P. 7-8 Voice Mode P. 7-13 Quick Album P. 12-5 Videos P. 12-2 Entertainment 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Wi-Fi Contents...
Page 336 Menu List Tools 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Alarm P. 11-17 Schedule P. 11-9 Calculator P. 11-16 Dictionary Enter Word P. 2-28 Text Reader Reference History P. 2-28 Text Memo P. 11-14 To Do List P.
Page 337 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Account Details P. 1-21 Bar Code Reader P. 11-21 Text Reader P. 11-23 Receive Ir Data P. 13-3 Bluetooth Device List P. 13-6 Register New Devices Bluetooth ON/Bluetooth OFF Bluetooth OFF P.
Page 338 Menu List Data Folder 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to My Picture P. 12-2 Melody S! Appli Widget Ring Songs·Music Videos Books Key Illumination Other Documents Music 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to P.
Page 339 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Common Phrases P. 2-15 Own Dictionary DL Dictionary P. 2-16 Phone Book 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to P. 2-19 Settings 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No.
Page 340 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Incoming Call Answering Machine P. 3-4 Disp. Call/Receive No. Varies by model color. P. 14-10 Talk Hyper Clear Voice P. 14-13 Auto Voice Memo Noise Reduction Quality Alarm No Tone Reconnect Signal No Tone...
Page 341 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Display Display Setting Varies by model color. P. 14-3 Backlight Lighting: 15Sec.+Saver (Light Time: 01 Minutes), Charging: Standard, P. 14-5 Brightness: ON+Level 4 Display Design Varies by model color. P.
Page 342 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Clock Set Main Time Time Adjustment: Auto, Summer Time: OFF P. 14-2 Set Sub Clock Display Method: OFF, Summer Time: OFF, Area Name: Display Clock Display Display: ON, Size: Small, Color: Varies by model color. Alarm Setting Alarm Preferred Reading Out in Alarm...
Page 343 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to External Connection USB Mode Setting Communication Mode P. 13-9 Headset Usage Setting Headset+speaker P. 14-11 Headset Mic. Setting Headset Microphone Auto Answer Setting Phone, Video Call: OFF Connection Settings SMS Center Selection 819066519300...
Page 344 Menu List 2nd-level Menu 3rd-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Other Settings Keypad Sound P. 14-10 Charge Sound Open-close Sound Open Sound: Open-1 (Ring Time: 2.0 Seconds), Close Sound: Close-1 P. 14-11 (Ring Time: 2.0 Seconds) Battery Level P.
Page 345 Menu List 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Reset Account Settings P. 14-19 Send/Recv. Settings (PC Mail) 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Outgoing Account Not Stored P. 14-17 Auto Check Manual P.
Page 346 Menu List 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to PC Site Brw. Settings Warning Messages P. 14-21 Scroll Single Line P. 14-20 Display Mode Settings PC Screen: 100%, Small Screen: Standard P. 14-21 Downloads Display Images: ON, Play Sounds: ON P.
Page 347 Menu List Settings for S! Quick News under Entertainment 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Auto Refresh S! Quick News P. 14-27 General Special Standby Settings Standby Disp. Set. Speed Settings Normal Unread & Read Set. Unread &...
Page 348 Menu List 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Map URL Settings 1: http://map.navitime.jp, 2, 3, 4, 5: Not Recorded P. 14-31 Send Location Info Confirm Indicator Display for Display under Settings 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No.
Page 349 Menu List Key Illumination for Illumination under Settings 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Power ON P. 14-30 Power OFF Incoming Call Antique Gold Dialing Rainbow Talking Start Fun Time Mail Receiving Antique Gold Mail Sending Rainbow Emotion Always...
Page 350 Menu List Manual Setup for Wi-Fi Setting under Settings 4th-level Menu 5th-level Menu Menu Item No. Default Setting Refer to Profile Setting Set Profile Name P. 14-32 (Select profile) Wi-Fi Detail Setting (ESSID Setting: mobilepoint, Radio Mode Setting: AUTO(802.11b/g)), 02 to 20 (ESSID Setting: ESSID02 to ESSID20, Radio Mode Setting: AUTO(802.11b/g)) IP Setting IP Address Setting, DNS Setting: Automatic Setup...
Page 351: Specifications
Front Camera: CMOS Main Specifications Rear Camera: CMOS Lens size Front Camera: 1/10.0 inch Model 940N Rear Camera: 1/3.2 inch Dimensions (H W D) Approx. 109 50 13.9 mm Effective pixels Front Camera: Approx. 0.33 million (thickest Part: Approx. 16.4 mm)
Page 352: Handset Materials
Specifications Continuous Approx. 180 min. Handset Materials watching time Maximum Approx. 540 min. Where Used Material/Finish recording time  Multi Selector center key PC resin, aluminum vapor deposition Chaku-Uta Storage Capacity Approx. 195 MB + UV coating and Chaku-  Uta Full Rear Camera ABS resin, tin vapor deposition + UV...
Page 353: Maximum Number Of Storable Items
Specifications Maximum Maximum Number of Storable Items Item Maximum Number That Can be Protected Songs Maximum Item Maximum Number That Can be books Protected Key Illumination Patterns Phone Book entries 1,000 PDF files Schedule Events 2,500 Template (Graphic Mail) 1,000 Holidays Answering Voice calls...
Page 354: Memory Card Folders & Files
Specifications Memory Card Folders & Files Folder File DCIM XXXNECDT Still images captured with Camera and JPEG images copied or moved from handset MISC Settings file for DPOF printing PRIVATE MYFOLDER Mail Drafts Backup data of Draft Inbox Backup data of Inbox Sent Messages Backup data of Outbox Utility...
Page 355 Specifications Folder File PRIVATE MYFOLDER My Items Videos Videos Widget Widget files NE_Folder Other files SD_VIDEO MGR_INFO TV Program recording management file PRGXXX TV Program recording files 1 XXX: Three single-byte numbers from 100 to 999 2 XXX: Three single-byte alphanumeric characters (hexadecimal) from 001 to FFF...
Page 356: Index
Index Number ........12-11 Data Folder Authentication Password .....13-3 ........5-26 Messages Auto Answer Setting ....14-11 2-touch Mode ....... 2-16 Adjust Earpiece Volume ..3-3, 3-8 Auto Check ........14-18 3D Display Setting ......14-6 After Sales Service ....... 15-60 Auto Check in Roaming ....14-18 5-touch Mode .......
Page 357 Index  ........1-13 ......7-11 Installation BookSurfing ........ 10-7 Panoramic Shooting ........7-10 Blog/Mail Member ......5-8 Smile Mode Center Access Code .......1-20 ........5-8 Add Addresses ......5-22 Delete Addresses Certificate ........6-13 Calculator ........11-16 ........5-22 Edit Address Chance Capture ......7-12 Call Barring ........
Page 358 Index ....... 14-16 ........12-10 Check PC Mail Settings ....14-19 Set Default Mail Size Edit Videos .........12-18 Specify Blog/Mail Member List Memory Info Check PC Site Brw. Set ....14-20 ........5-20 ........12-11 Recipients Move Files Check settings (Yahoo! Keitai) .. 14-20 ........
Page 359 Index ......3-10 ........... 9-8 From Dialed Calls S! Appli Edit Account name ......14-19 ......2-21 ....5-23 From Phone Book Templates (Graphic Mail) Edit Still Images ......12-9 ......3-10 ......... 10-2 From Received Calls Widgets ........12-17 Brightness ........3-10 From Redial Downloads ........
Page 360 Index ........13-3 Font Size (Mail) ......14-19 Header/Signature .....14-16, 14-18 Send All Ir Data ........13-3 Send One File Font Size (S! Info Channel) ..14-28 Headset Mic. Setting ....14-11 Infrared Port ........1-2 Forward (Message) ....... 5-27 Headset SW to Dial ..... 14-11 Initial Setup ........1-17 Forward Ring Tone .....
Page 361 Index ........... 5-25 ........14-10 Delete Original ......5-25 Delete All Reports Manual Receiving .......14-18 JAN Code ........11-21 ......5-26 Delete Attached Files Manufacture Number ....14-20 ........5-26 Delete Folder Map Setting .........14-31 ........5-25 Delete Read Map URL Settings ......14-31 Key Backlight ......
Page 362 Index ........2-31 ......11-3 Phone Book My Phone Number ......1-21 Activate Lifestyle-Appli ......... 9-12 ....11-2 S! Appli Download Lifestyle-Appli ........11-27 ........11-3 Schedules Restrict Use ......5-24 ........14-30 Server Mail Memory Settings Net Access ........14-25 ..........11-3 Menu Display Set ......14-7 Network Information ....
Page 363 Index ...... 2-30 ......8-9 Change Entry Number Recorded Program Quick Search ..... 5-28, 6-14, 11-27 ......2-30 ......14-11 Change Index Tab Voice Announce Quick Silent ........14-9 ....2-31 ........3-15 Check Number of Entries Voice Mail ..........2-31 ........
Page 364 Index ........7-11 ......... 3-19 Auto Timer Total Call Cost S! Appli ..........9-8 ......7-12 ........ 3-18 Chance Capture Total Call Time ...........9-8 Activate ........7-12 ........14-23 Speed Movie TV Settings ..........9-12 Delete ........7-13 ......... 14-32 Voice Mode Wi-Fi Setting ........9-8 Download...
Page 365 Index ....... 2-15 Own Dictionary Search Set Max Cost Limit ......14-14 ......2-20 Phone Book Entries ......5-28 Messages in a Folder Set Mute Seconds ......4-6 ........ 10-4 S! Quick News ........2-21 Phone Book Set Quick Yahoo! Mail ....5-5 ........
Page 366 Index ..........2-14 SMTP Settings ......... 5-4 Speed Movie ........7-12 Copy ........2-14 Correction Software Update ......15-4 Standby Disp. Set..........2-14 Songs (Mobile Widget) ......14-27 ..2-14 Dakuten ( ) & Handakuten ( ) ......... 9-10 BGM playback Standby Setting .........2-14 Deletion ...
Page 367 Index ..........11-28 ......8-13 ......5-26 Sort Main/Sub Sound Copy SMS Messages ........8-8 ....2-32 Text Reader ......... 11-23 Program Guide Delete Phone Book Entries ........8-13 .......5-26 Program Info Delete SMS Messages ....... 11-24 Check Scanned Text ..........8-9 ......1-12 ......
Page 368 Index ......14-13 Auto Voice Memo Wi-Fi Setting ........ 14-32 ....3-5, 3-18 Play/Delete Messages Wi-Fi/3G Change Setting .... 14-32 ....3-4 Record the Other Party’s Voice Word Prediction ....2-12, 14-29 ......11-15 Record Your Voice Write Personal Information ..14-25 Write/Del User Data ....
Page 369: Warranty & After Sales Service
It is recommended that you keep a backup copy of important data (e.g. Phone Book entries, image and sound files). SoftBank assumes no responsibility for any damages due to the loss or alteration of handset data. Disassembling or modifying handset may constitute a violation of Radio...
Page 370: Customer Service
Customer Service If you have any questions about SoftBank handsets or services, call General Information. For repairs, call Customer Assistance. SoftBank Mobile Customer Center SoftBank Mobile Global Call Center From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157 for General From outside Japan, dial +81-3-5351-3491 (Make sure to Information or 113 for Customer Assistance.
Page 371 SoftBank 940N User Guide January 2010, First Edition SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. For additional information, please visit a SoftBank Shop. Model: SoftBank 940N Manufacturer: NEC Corporation MDT-000137-EAA0...

SoftBank 940N User Manual

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Handset Parts

Display

USIM Card

Battery & Charger

Power On/Off

Mobile Manners

Codes

Other Basic Information

Basic Operations

Menu Operations

Multitask

Text Entry

Phone Book

S! Addressbook Back-Up

Advanced Features

Calling

Overview

Voice Call

Video Call

Call Logs

Speed Dialing

Calling While Abroad (Global Roaming)

Optional Services

Advanced Features

Security

PIN Settings

Prohibiting Unauthorized Handset Use

Prohibiting Outgoing/Incoming Calls

Secret Modes

Mail

Overview

Sending Messages

Receiving & Opening Messages

Handling Messages

Advanced Features

Internet

Overview

Yahoo! Keitai

PC Site Browser

Page Operations

Bookmarks & Saved Pages

Advanced Features

Camera

Overview

7 Camera

Capturing Still Images

Recording Videos

Various Features

Advanced Features

Table of Contents

About TV

Watching TV

Recording/Playing Programs

View/Record Timer

Advanced Features

Music Player & S! Appli

About Music Player

Music Playback

S! Appli

Entertainment

S! Quick News

S! Info Channel

Books

Tools

Osaifu-Keitai

S! GPS Navi

Life History Viewer

Schedule

To Do List

Voice Memo

Calculator

Alarm

Pedometer

Bar Code Reader

Text Reader

Advanced Features

Quick Links