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Internet Services

Using the Internet............................................................92
Browser Operations..........................................................94
Saving Frequently Visited Sites......................................97

TV

TV.....................................................................................100
Watching TV................................................................... 101
Data Broadcast (Japanese)............................................ 102

Camera/Image Editing

Capturing Photos/Recording Videos............................. 104

Music/Videos

Music Files...................................................................... 108
Viewing Videos............................................................... 110

Handling Files

Handling Files (Data Folder)..........................................114

Connectivity & File Backup

Using Infrared Transmission..........................................118
Using Bluetooth

®

............................................................ 119

Connecting by Wi-Fi.......................................................120
Using the Tethering Function....................................... 124
Backup..............................................................................124
Using Data Transfer...................................................... 125

Settings in Common

Wallpaper & Display Settings........................................130
Text Size & Font Settings............................................ 131
Sound/Notification Settings......................................... 132
Energy Saving and Battery Settings.............................133
Automatic Data Communication/Synchronization
Settings........................................................................... 134
Location Services Settings............................................ 134
Security Settings............................................................135
Data Transfer/Reset Settings.......................................137
Network Settings........................................................... 138
Data Usage Settings...................................................... 140
Other Settings................................................................147

Appendix

Updating Software......................................................... 158
Troubleshooting.............................................................. 159
Specifications..................................................................160
Warranty & After-Sales Service................................... 163
Customer Service............................................................163

Safety Precautions

Safety Precautions.........................................................166
Important Product Information.....................................175
Handset & Hardware Care............................................. 176
Bluetooth

®

 Function.......................................................178

Wi-Fi (Wireless LAN)......................................................178

General Notes................................................................. 179
Radio Wave Exposure and Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
Information..................................................................... 181
Water, Dust, & Shock Resistance................................. 182

Summary of Contents for Keitai 3

Page 1: ...AQUOS 3 User Guide...

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Page 3: ...s 26 Basic Operations Key Operation 32 Main Menu 32 Accessing Functions 33 Using Manner Mode 36 Using Airplane Mode 37 Other Basic Operations 37 Operations in Common Customizing Fonts 40 Wallpaper 41...

Page 4: ...Settings 130 Text Size Font Settings 131 Sound Notification Settings 132 Energy Saving and Battery Settings 133 Automatic Data Communication Synchronization Settings 134 Location Services Settings 13...

Page 5: ...s noted otherwise descriptions are from Standby Confirmation refers to a window that appears after operation such as authentication prompt window selection window or caution window Some operation desc...

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Page 7: ...D Card 12 Inserting Removing Battery 15 Charging Battery 17 Power On Off 19 Making Initial Settings 19 Display 20 Display Top Status Bar Indicators 20 Checking Handset Status Notifications Notificatio...

Page 8: ...t Parts Name Description Earpiece Speaker Hear other party s voice as well as audio such as music video and TV through this Display Screens appear here Air Vent Upkeeps handset performance Avoid placi...

Page 9: ...d Port Use for infrared transmission Back Cover Remove to access SIM Card SD Card and Battery Attaching a Strap Remove Back Cover pass strap through Strap Hole hook strap inside and pull out of handse...

Page 10: ...e Camera TV Key Activate Camera Long Press to activate TV Clear Back Key Show Answer Phone message list Long Press to set Answer Phone Power End Key Show hide content in Standby Long Press to power on...

Page 11: ...damage SIM Card SIM is replaceable at cost in case of loss damage Wipe clean with a dry soft cloth Always keep the IC chip metal clean SIM Card Usage Notes Observe the following when using SIM Card Al...

Page 12: ...SIM Card notch IC chip metal facing down and place in SIM Card Slot Close SIM Card Slot Cover Close SIM Card Slot Cover and slide to lock Slide Cover in direction shown until it clicks Caution Lock fi...

Page 13: ...and slide to lock Slide Cover in direction shown until it clicks Insert Battery Align front of Battery and slide in direction shown Replace Back Cover SIM Card is removed Fit on handset press firmly...

Page 14: ...ds Handset supports SDHC SD cards microSDHC cards microSDHC cards can only be used with SDHC devices Save Location By default files including photos and videos shot with handset are saved in internal...

Page 15: ...ached Dirt particles etc caught on the seal contact surfaces can allow water and dust to enter Removing SD Card Always power off beforehand Remove Back Cover Holding Back Cover at its center pull by n...

Page 16: ...ack Cover is completely attached Dirt particles etc caught on the seal contact surfaces can allow water and dust to enter Formatting SD Card When using a new SD Card for the first time always format i...

Page 17: ...p where the Mobile Recycle Network mark is displayed Battery Cautions Storage To help maintain performance and life of Battery do not store in the following conditions battery level should be at appro...

Page 18: ...ached Dirt particles etc caught on the seal contact surfaces can allow water and dust to enter Removing Always power off beforehand Remove Back Cover Holding Back Cover at its center pull by notch in...

Page 19: ...Bank Corp is not liable for problems resulting from charging handset abroad Charging with Desktop Holder Charge using Desktop Holder SHEHA1 and AC Charger Micro USB 1 0A ZSDBAF 1 or AC Charger with Mi...

Page 20: ...C Charger into AC outlet Charging starts and Notification Lamp illuminates Battery is charged when Notification Lamp goes out After charging remove Micro USB plug then unplug AC Charger from outlet an...

Page 21: ...on the first time an initial settings window appears Make function link and text size settings Making Initial Settings Set together Normally select to Set together and permit function linkage If funct...

Page 22: ...after a certain period of no operation to save power Press any key except during a call to reilluminate Display Backlight Before Display goes completely dark Backlight turns off and Display darkens P...

Page 23: ...otection On Blocked call to from nuisance caller Status Indicators Status Indicators appear on the right Indicator Description Battery Strength Charging Signal Strength No Signal 4G LTE 3G 4G LTE Data...

Page 24: ...l Sub display View signal battery and time as well as missed calls and new mail Information appears for missed voice calls new mail etc Using Sub display Press Side Key when handset is closed to light...

Page 25: ...d or Silent manner canceled Manner Standard Mode Manner Drive Mode or Manner Silent Mode exited Security Codes Main Security Codes The following are main security codes required for handset use Code D...

Page 26: ...on is required to reset Operation Password Set My SoftBank authentication from My SoftBank homepage SIM PIN SIM PIN and SIM Card Lock When SIM card lock is enabled PIN a code for SIM Card is required...

Page 27: ...IM Card is locked Disabling SIM Card Lock In SIM card lock settings Lock SIM card Enter PIN Accept Operation at Power On When SIM card lock is enabled PIN entry window appears each time handset is pow...

Page 28: ...pears follow onscreen prompts Receiving All Files Together by Infrared With handset and other device close together align their infrared ports in a straight line Operation may differ depending on the...

Page 29: ...on appears follow onscreen prompts Enabling Bluetooth Settings Bluetooth Bluetooth window opens Bluetooth Bluetooth is enabled To disable Bluetooth select Bluetooth Renaming Handset Name that Appears...

Page 30: ...PAIRED DEVICES in Bluetooth window Pairing Operations Renaming Paired Devices In Bluetooth window select paired device Advanced Enter name OK Available when Bluetooth is ON Renaming may not be possibl...

Page 31: ...file notification appears ACCEPT After files are received in Standby Select Status Bar Select share notification Alternatively in Standby view from Information Select file Follow onscreen prompts File...

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Page 33: ...Basic Operations Key Operation 32 Main Menu 32 Accessing Functions 33 Using Manner Mode 36 Using Airplane Mode 37 Other Basic Operations 37...

Page 34: ...t photos or videos or scan bar codes QR codes and JAN codes See Capturing Photos Recording Videos for details Calc Use arithmetic add subtract mulitply divide and percent operations Tools Use convenie...

Page 35: ...ns Use as convenient Quick Start Key Save frequently used phone numbers and favorite functions to a Quick start key for quick access from any screen The saved function is activated If no function is s...

Page 36: ...s window opens Select function Function is activated Favorites Operations Saving Changing Saved Favorites In Favorites window select number Options Register Select function Alternatively if number app...

Page 37: ...Wi Fi On In History to turn Wi Fi off Turning Bluetooth On In History Select to turn Bluetooth off Using Function in App List In History App list Select function Exiting One Current Function Select f...

Page 38: ...Ringtones and other handset sounds are muted handset does not vibrate for incoming calls messages etc Answer Phone is enabled when Answer phone setting is Mannermode Manner Mode Cautions Behavior dur...

Page 39: ...perations Checking Your Phone Number Profile Profile window opens Handset number appears in Own phone number field Profile Operations Editing Profile In Profile window Edit Select item Edit informatio...

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Page 41: ...Operations in Common Customizing Fonts 40 Wallpaper 41 Customizing Ringtone Vibration and Other Response Settings 42 Text Entry 45 Address Book 47...

Page 42: ...onscreen text font Changing Text Size Settings Font Settings Font settings open Font size General Font size Mail Select text size Text size changes Changing Display Font Settings Font Settings Font s...

Page 43: ...n of Clock in Standby In Standby screen settings Clock display Clock position Left Center Right Setting Time Zone for World Clock in Wallpaper In Standby screen settings Clock display Select time zone...

Page 44: ...wing onscreen prompts Select ringtone ON to play ringtone Press OFF to stop When selecting ringtone Press to toggle preset ringtone and ringtone saved in internal storage SD Card When selecting ringto...

Page 45: ...HOW site Continue by following onscreen prompts Select ringtone ON to play ringtone Press OFF to stop When selecting ringtone Press to toggle preset ringtone and ringtone saved in internal storage SD...

Page 46: ...ownload from SHSHOW to download ringtones from Sharp website SHSHOW Follow onscreen prompts Press ON when selecting notification sound to play back sound Press to stop playback Press when selecting no...

Page 47: ...cation Lamp Lights for Arrived Notification In notification settings Pulse notification light Pulse notification light to toggle on off Text Entry Use keys to enter text Text entry descriptions are fo...

Page 48: ...Full Katakana Mode Character Code Mode In a text entry window Input mode Available character types input modes are shown Select character type input mode Character type input mode changes Indicator f...

Page 49: ...loss alteration of contacts Adding New Contacts Saving a contact s name number email address and group is described Add contact Window for saving new contact opens Family name Given name Enter last f...

Page 50: ...select Default to make handset vibrate according to Sound vibration setting Handset vibrates for any setting other than OFF Setting Pattern Color of Lamp Blinking for Arriving Call In window for savin...

Page 51: ...rom Address Book when sending a message is described Long Press Select Destination field Address Book Address Book opens Select contact Select mail destination Destination is entered If only one of ei...

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Page 53: ...Phone Calling 52 Placing International Calls 57 Barring Calls 58 Restricting Calling Destinations 60 Optional Services 62 Global Services 67 Changing Call Settings 69...

Page 54: ...swer To end call Press Alternatively as call is arriving Options Answer Holding Stopping Ringtone Vibration and Notification Lamp As call is arriving Silent Rejecting Call and Sending SMS Message As c...

Page 55: ...l purpose Hiding Caller ID using 184 etc cancels Location Report However corresponding agency may obtain location information in life threatening situations Location Report is not sent for calls made...

Page 56: ...Q Cannot dial A Is the screen locked Unlock the screen A Is the handset in Airplane mode Exit Airplane mode Q Call does not connect A Did you dial all digits for the number Dial all digits for number...

Page 57: ...her party name number Other party photo Call time HD Voice call in progress1 1 Appears when call on hold In Call Operations Adjusting Call Volume During call Muting Your Voice to Other Party During ca...

Page 58: ...Options Smooth talk ON Strong ON Standard To cancel Options Smooth talk OFF Own voice is not audible from Earpiece Speaker when making a call with Stereo Earphones with Mic sold separately or a hands...

Page 59: ...d 4G Mode to toggle on off VoLTE Caution VoLTE uses 4G network service and is unavailable when 4G network service is disabled on handset If VoLTE is unavailable follow the steps below to check whether...

Page 60: ...e Accept Deleting from Country Code List Phone Call settings SoftBank call settings Int l call settings User list Select country region number Deletefrom list Yes Placing an International Call from Ad...

Page 61: ...lect number Delete all Yes Playing Message to Reject Suspicious Calls As call is arriving Message plays for caller After message plays caller message is recorded Caller can be heard during recording P...

Page 62: ...numbers Restricting Only to Calls from Address Book Phone Call settings SoftBank call settings Call barring Restrict destinations Enter Operation Password Follow onscreen prompts to save Operation Pas...

Page 63: ...ompts to save Operation Password if not saved Specified phone number Specified phone number window opens Call permitted list Call permitted list opens Empty Enter number Accept Number is saved to Call...

Page 64: ...rvices Optional Services Use these SoftBank Optional Services Call Forwarding and Voicemail cannot be used at the same time Service Description Call Forwarding Divert all unanswered calls to a preset...

Page 65: ...ddress Book To enter a number that was previously set as a forwarding number History To change ring time if When unanswered was selected Wait time Select ring time Accept Canceling Call Forwarding In...

Page 66: ...t is powered off or out of service area Initiate Voicemail then follow these steps Phone Call settings SoftBank call Settings Missed calls Call Follow audio guidance Playing Back Message from Menu Pho...

Page 67: ...d Call Enter number of another party When call answered Options Conference Group Calling starts End All Calls During group call Options End all Notify Caller ID Phone Call settings Additional settings...

Page 68: ...lls within current country and to Japan are allowed Restrict all incomings Reject all calls Bar if abroad Reject calls while outside Japan Phone Call settings SoftBank call settings Call barring Call...

Page 69: ...set dials number Call begins when other party answers To end call Call ends Calling while Outside Japan Operation depends on wireless signal and current mobile phone settings and call connections with...

Page 70: ...nnect to Selected carrier is set If Automatically select network is disabled to search for all available networks Settings Network Mobile network Network To connect automatically to an appropriate car...

Page 71: ...set action when opened as call is arriving Quick responses Edit SMS message to send to a caller when unable to answer call Any key answer Set whether calls can be answered by Pressing Dial Keys Callin...

Page 72: ...ned Mute Answer No settings Editing SMS Message to Send to Caller When Unable to Answer In Call settings Quick responses Select message Edit message OK Setting Whether Dial Keys Answer Call In Call se...

Page 73: ...Messaging Types of Mail 72 Customizing Handset Address 72 Sending S Mail 73 Sending SMS 76 Checking Replying to Mail S Mail SMS 78 Messaging Window Layout 80 Changing Mail Settings 85 Using PC Mail 88...

Page 74: ...Bank Y mobile handsets and up to 160 single byte characters to other carrier handsets PC Mail Use email POP3 IMAP4 Exchange on handset Set up a PC mail account beforehand Sending receiving PC mail on...

Page 75: ...field Enter destination To set a recipient to Cc or Bcc select Recipient field Select recipient Options Change to Cc Change to Bcc To return a recipient to To select Change to To To delete a recipient...

Page 76: ...the specified date Changing Priority In window for creating S Mail Options Send options Priority High Middle Low Setting Return Address for S Mail Recipient to Send Reply to In window for creating S...

Page 77: ...tachment file 1 in Attachment field indicates the number of attachments Automatic Reduction when Attaching Images When attaching an image it may be automatically reduced depending on its size Attachme...

Page 78: ...c Note that a charge is incurred per each destination Sent SMS is separated and saved in the Outbox for each destination Any SMS not able to be sent are saved in the Unsendbox for each unsendable dest...

Page 79: ...ervice Area In window for creating SMS Options Sending reservation Send in range Yes SMS is saved to Unsendbox SMS is automatically sent once handset is in service area Specifying Date and Time to Sen...

Page 80: ...chments are received automatically for mail up to about 3 MB in size same domestic abroad Fees are incurred according to your subscription contract Communication fees may be high while abroad To recei...

Page 81: ...box opens Select folder Message list opens Select message Message opens Replying to Mail In opened message Reply Window for creating message opens To reply to a message with several recipients select...

Page 82: ...x Outbox Operations Editing Folder Name In Inbox Outbox select folder Options Edit folder name Change folder name Deleting Folders In Inbox Outbox select folder Options Delete folder Yes All messages...

Page 83: ...ng to S Mail SMS In received messages list select message Options Reply Create message Send To reply to a message with several recipients select Reply to sender Reply to all Forwarding S Mail SMS In r...

Page 84: ...messages to protect unprotect selected Options Check all Uncheck all to select cancel all messages Changing One S Mail SMS Message to Opened Unopened In received messages list select message Options o...

Page 85: ...and time sent received Message Attached image1 Address details1 Shown for multiple recipients 1 Does not appear with SMS Message Operations Opening Received Images In opened received sent message sel...

Page 86: ...Register to scheduler Follow onscreen prompts Sending S Mail SMS by Infrared Bluetooth In opened received sent message Options Mail operation Data transfer Send by Infrared Send by Bluetooth Follow on...

Page 87: ...ect melody Sound Ringtone Select ringtone Set Ringtone sounds when Melody is any setting other than OFF Select SHSHOW Download from SHSHOW to download ringtones from Sharp s SHSHOW site Continue by fo...

Page 88: ...onscreen prompts to save Operation Password if not saved Changing Image for Sending Mail In General settings Send create settings Mail sending image Select Image Photo Picture Select image If size of...

Page 89: ...ons is set set criteria for receiving mail In S Mail settings Receive display settings Mail reception method Register receive all targets to check or delete saved criteria Setting Size of S Mail Messa...

Page 90: ...s Follow onscreen prompts to set up account Account setup is complete Creating Sending Mail Mail PC Mail PC Mail opens Create new Message composition window opens Enter recipient subject and text Send...

Page 91: ...mpts Deleting Attached File In message composition window select Attachment field Select attached file Options Delete Select one Yes Selecting and Deleting Files In message composition window select A...

Page 92: ...ad Select multiple Unread Select messages Unread Select message to toggle select deselect When selecting messages Options Check All UnchkAll to select deselect all messages Deleting Messages In opened...

Page 93: ...Internet Services Using the Internet 92 Browser Operations 94 Saving Frequently Visited Sites 97...

Page 94: ...confirmation appears follow onscreen prompts Alternatively Long Press Homepage Using Internet Menu Access the Internet check browsing history and downloaded data and make settings from Internet Menu...

Page 95: ...item already saved in bookmarks Delete from bookmarks to delete from bookmarks Viewing History Information Select history item in History Options Property View titles and URLs or send history informa...

Page 96: ...nscreen prompts Options New tab New tab opens Tab Operations Switching Tabs In Browser Options Tab list Select tab Closing Tabs In Browser Options Tab list Select tab Close Creating New Tab when Two o...

Page 97: ...ge setting Select items If Default page is set Yahoo JAPAN appears If Other enter URL is set enter URL manually Setting Whether Images Appear in Browser In Browser settings Load images Load images to...

Page 98: ...ggle on off Setting Search Engine In Browser settings Advanced Set search engine Select items Showing Detailed Settings for Each Website In Browser settings Advanced Website settings Select site Follo...

Page 99: ...w select bookmark Options Edit or move bookmark Select title URL Edit information Save Moving Bookmarks In Bookmark window select bookmark Options Edit or move bookmark Select folder name Select folde...

Page 100: ...rk window select bookmark Options Property Check title URL folder or send bookmark information Deleting Bookmarks In Bookmark window select bookmark Options Delete Yes Deleting All Bookmarks In Bookma...

Page 101: ...TV TV 100 Watching TV 101 Data Broadcast Japanese 102...

Page 102: ...iving a car or while walking TV Antenna TV Antenna is located in the portion of handset with Display To view TV open and orient handset in direction with best reception while checking with the onscree...

Page 103: ...l appears Press to to select channel Screen for selected channel appears Press to switch channels Long Press to automatically select a channel with good reception Ending TV Viewing In TV screen Yes Al...

Page 104: ...ct information Data broadcast information appears If confirmation appears follow onscreen prompts Data Broadcast Fees Data broadcast information viewing is free using ensuing Internet services incurs...

Page 105: ...Camera Image Editing Capturing Photos Recording Videos 104...

Page 106: ...p to 2 GB can be captured continuously for one file Shooting stops once this size is exceeded To continue shooting commence shooting again Capturing Photos Photo Viewfinder opens Aim Camera at subject...

Page 107: ...utomatically after showing an alert and saving captured data A Camera exits automatically after a period of inactivity Q Images are dark grainy A Is there a strong light near the subject or a strong l...

Page 108: ...To make video settings continue by Pressing Video for the Video Viewfinder Settings Settings open Set each item Setting is complete Camera Setting Operations Changing Shooting Sizes In Settings with...

Page 109: ...Music Videos Music Files 108 Viewing Videos 110...

Page 110: ...to yellowish green when shuffle playback set Repeat status Changes to yellowish green when repeat playback set Playback position Pause play status Total time Music Playback Operations Fast forwarding...

Page 111: ...ding Current Song In Music Playback window Options Add to playlist New Enter playlist name Save To add to existing playlist Add to playlist Select playlist Playback from a Playlist In Music Playback w...

Page 112: ...ck Operations Fast Forwarding Rewinding In Video Playback window Long Press Turning Volume Up Down In Video Playback window Frame Forward Back In Video Playback window Rotating Video Playback Window I...

Page 113: ...g Size In Video Playback window Options Switch view size Normal Cinema Setting Whether to Repeat Playback In Video Playback window Options Repeat play Repeat play to toggle on off Sending Videos In Vi...

Page 114: ...112...

Page 115: ...Handling Files Handling Files Data Folder 114...

Page 116: ...orded with handset Camera and other video files See Viewing Videos for details on playing back videos Doc Text and other document files Others Other types of files Address Book Notepad and other files...

Page 117: ...vely with file opened Options Delete Yes Selecting and Deleting Files In file list Options Delete selected Select file Delete Yes Select file to toggle select cancel When selecting files Options Check...

Page 118: ...older window User Folder Options Create folder Enter folder name New user folder is added at top Deleting User Folders In Datafolder window User Folder Select user folder Options Delete folder Yes Fil...

Page 119: ...Connectivity File Backup Using Infrared Transmission 118 Using Bluetooth 119 Connecting by Wi Fi 120 Using the Tethering Function 124 Backup 124 Using Data Transfer 125...

Page 120: ...on the other device or on the files Another function activating during transmission will also cause transmission to end Do Not Point Infrared Port at Eyes Do not point infrared port at eyes while tran...

Page 121: ...e devices etc Bluetooth enables the following Function Description Sound output Listen to music etc wirelessly Handsfree conversations Use Bluetooth devices e g headsets for handsfree conversations Fi...

Page 122: ...owing environments Environment Description At home Connect handset to your Wi Fi home network If you have a broadband connection at home but do not have a Wi Fi router consider using a Wi Fi router by...

Page 123: ...tion to toggle on off Installing Certificates In Wi Fi window Wi Fi preferences Install certificates Follow onscreen prompts Checking MAC Address In Wi Fi window Wi Fi preferences MAC address is shown...

Page 124: ...ss Points Manually In Wi Fi window Add network Enter network SSID Select Security field Select security protocol Select Password field Enter password Save Available when Wi Fi settings are enabled Dep...

Page 125: ...es with no need for an access point or Internet connection Enable handset Wi Fi settings first Settings Wi Fi Wi Fi window opens Wi Fi preferences Wi Fi Direct Found Wi Fi Direct compatible devices ap...

Page 126: ...le Wi Fi tethering Set whether to enable tethering via Wi Fi Set up Wi Fi hotspot Set information such as network name and security for Wi Fi tethering Bluetooth tethering Set whether to enable tether...

Page 127: ...d User Learning dictionary Insert SD Card containing backup file beforehand Contacts may not be imported correctly depending on the device used for saving them Settings Data transfer reset Data transf...

Page 128: ...authentication code OK Align infrared ports on handset and sending device OK Ready screen appears Authentication code allows handset to verify transmission with correct device Enter same code 4 digits...

Page 129: ...heck how to prepare for transfer on the old device Start From smartphone Via Bluetooth Next Next Select device to import from Start Address Book import begins If pairing request appears follow onscree...

Page 130: ...r Data transfer Save window opens In Data transfer Save window Preparation to import to check how to prepare for transfer on the old device Start Save data Select files Save Select data to toggle sele...

Page 131: ...Sound Notification Settings 132 Energy Saving and Battery Settings 133 Automatic Data Communication Synchronization Settings 134 Location Services Settings 134 Security Settings 135 Data Transfer Rese...

Page 132: ...ry Show battery icon Show remaining battery temporarily Show remaining battery Setting Display Brightness In Wallpaper display window Brightness level to adjust brightness Accept Setting Period until...

Page 133: ...sed In Wallpaper display window Sub display Light setting Light on Light off Setting Whether Dial Keys and Other Keys Light Up In Wallpaper display window Key backlight Key backlight to toggle on off...

Page 134: ...Ringtone Operation Tones Etc In Sound vibration window Volume Select item to adjust volume When adjusting volume ON to play back tone To stop playback Press OFF Playback is unavailable for talk volume...

Page 135: ...item Select each item to toggle on off If confirmation appears follow onscreen prompts Setting Whether Energy Saving Enabled when Battery below Set Level In Energy saving battery window Energy saving...

Page 136: ...details see Restricting Mobile Data in Background Roaming Set handset to not permit data while using handset abroad See Changing Data Roaming Setting for details Location Services Settings Location S...

Page 137: ...tion password setting Set Operation Password for using functions See Setting Operation Password for details Screen lock Set method for unlocking screen Restrict launching apps Set whether to restrict...

Page 138: ...ty window Advanced settings Encryption credentials Install certificates Follow onscreen prompts Set Lock No Password for unlocking screen beforehand Credentials may be required when configuring a Wi F...

Page 139: ...er mobile phone via SD Card infrared or Bluetooth or save handset files to SD Card See Using Data Transfer for details Reset Reset network settings application settings or reset all Resetting Handset...

Page 140: ...n before erasing Network Settings Network Settings Set Airplane mode and other network settings Settable items are the following Item Description Airplane mode Set whether to stop signal transmitting...

Page 141: ...s point Select added access point Edit to edit access point Deleting Added Access Points and Returning Handset to Defaults In Network window Mobile network Access Point Names Options Reset to default...

Page 142: ...Setting Whether to Permit Restriction on Use of Data when Data Saver Set In Data usage window Mobile data usage Select application name Unrestricted data usage Unrestricted data usage to toggle on of...

Page 143: ...ata usage window Mobile Data Usage Window Layout Data usage cycle Show cycle for checking data usage Data usage Services used during period Data communication limit line1 Data communication alert line...

Page 144: ...bile data usage Mobile data usage window opens Select application name Data usage for each application appears Setting Reset Date for Data Usage The data usage cycle is reset on the same day each mont...

Page 145: ...set monthly reset date Accept Reset date is set Setting Amount at Which to Alert User with Data Usage Settings Network Network window opens Data usage Data usage window opens Billing cycle Data warnin...

Page 146: ...change the unit GByte MByte Data usages are approximate and may differ from the actual data usage Setting Upper Limit on Mobile Data Usage Settings Network Network window opens Data usage Data usage...

Page 147: ...ount for limit Accept Limit on data is set Select GByte to change the unit GByte MByte Restricting Mobile Data in Background Settings Network Network window opens Data Usage Data usage window opens Mo...

Page 148: ...n Settings Network Network window opens Data transmission restriction Data transmission restriction window opens Select application Data transmission by the application is restricted Data Transmission...

Page 149: ...g Side Key places handset in Manner mode when closed APP Update Install updates for functions with available updates Apps notifications Make notification and application settings Date time Make settin...

Page 150: ...ide key to toggle on off Application Update Settings Check whether applications are the latest version Install available updates This regular update function is disabled at time of purchase Settings O...

Page 151: ...er window terms of use Application Updates Before an application updates current applications exit Packet transmission fees are incurred for updates Application and Notification Settings Settings Othe...

Page 152: ...ompts Setting Default Applications for Browser Standby Screen Phone SMS Etc In Apps notifications window Default apps Browser app Home app SMS app Select application name Setting Integration with Othe...

Page 153: ...matic date time is disabled Setting Time Manually In Date time window Set time Enter hour minute Accept Settable when Automatic date time is disabled Setting Time Zone Manually In Date time window Sel...

Page 154: ...and Restarting Handset In Self check window Options Reboot OK Showing Advice regarding Increase in Handset Temperature In Self check window Options Temperature advice Follow onscreen prompts Checking...

Page 155: ...ss Set lock no password for unlocking screen beforehand Encryption decryption is not possible if there is not enough free space on SD Card Encrypted SD Card cannot be used on any device other than the...

Page 156: ...Radio Law and Telecommunications Business Law technical regulations In About phone window Legal information Authentication If Legal information is selected continue by following onscreen prompts Text...

Page 157: ..._JIS Adding Changing Usable Input Methods In Soft keyboard window Manage keyboards Select input method Select input method to toggle select cancel is shown for input methods which cannot be canceled I...

Page 158: ...rge Pointer In Accessibility settings Large mouse pointer Large mouse pointer to toggle on off Setting Whether to Show Captions In Accessibility settings Captions Captions to toggle on off Setting Whe...

Page 159: ...Appendix Updating Software 158 Troubleshooting 159 Specifications 160 Warranty After Sales Service 163 Customer Service 163...

Page 160: ...responsible for damages from loss of data Updating Software Manually Operate handset where signal reception is good and without changing location Also operate with adequate battery charge Signal beco...

Page 161: ...ay setting a long Display on time Use Energy saving settings to reduce unneeded battery consumption See Energy Saving and Battery Settings for details Q Cannot charge charging takes time A Is Micro US...

Page 162: ...4 Approx 6 hours 30 minutes Charging Time powered off AC Charger Micro USB 1 0A ZSDBAF 5 Approx 130 minutes AC Charger Micro USB Quick Charge 2 0 capability ZSDBA4 6 Approx 120 minutes Data speed7 Sof...

Page 163: ...Used Surface Finish Display side Acrylic resin PC resin Hard coating Sub display side Camera panel Acrylic resin Hard coating Operation Key surface PET resin UV cured resin External plastic portion Di...

Page 164: ...g Back Cover caution sticker PET resin PP resin laminating Base board Epoxy resin soldering Materials Battery Parts Materials Used Surface Finish Battery pack PC resin Terminal section Copper alloy Go...

Page 165: ...assembly modification of handset is prohibited under the Radio Law Note that handset cannot be accepted for repairs if modified After Sales Service To request repairs contact SoftBank Customer Support...

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Page 167: ...ions 166 Important Product Information 175 Handset Hardware Care 176 Bluetooth Function 178 Wi Fi Wireless LAN 178 General Notes 179 Radio Wave Exposure and Specific Absorption Rate SAR Information 18...

Page 168: ...parately Common Do not use store or leave in extreme heat or where heat collects such as fire heat sources under a kotatsu blanketed warming table or blanket direct sunlight inside vehicles in the hot...

Page 169: ...tion May cause fire burns injury electric shock etc Keep conductive materials metal strip pencil lead etc away from Charging Terminals and External Device Port Do not let dust enter them May cause fir...

Page 170: ...or store in a location that is subject to excessive dust high humidity or high temperatures May cause fire burns electric shock etc For details on water and dust resistance see Water Dust Shock Resist...

Page 171: ...not point Infrared Port at eyes when sending by infrared May affect vision etc Do not point Infrared Port at electronic appliance etc with an infrared component when sending by infrared May interfere...

Page 172: ...ndset suddenly vibrating and ringing for a new call may startle you and adversely affect your heart If you are using an electronic medical device check with its manufacturer or vendor on radio wave ef...

Page 173: ...Back Cover and cause injury etc Do not pinch yourself fingers etc when attaching the Back Cover May cause injury etc Do not use with the Back Cover removed May cause burns injury electric shock etc Be...

Page 174: ...y get in eyes do not rub rinse with clean water and consult a doctor immediately Eye contact with substances in Battery may cause loss of sight or other physical harm If any trouble such as odor overh...

Page 175: ...e connection May cause fire burns injury electric shock etc Do not touch AC Charger cord Charging Terminals power plug or Desktop Holder with wet hands May cause fire burns electric shock etc Use at t...

Page 176: ...ause injury Handset Use Electronic Medical Devices If you are using an electronic medical device implanted pacemaker implanted defibrillator etc carry or use handset at least 15 cm away from where the...

Page 177: ...ter a period of handset use under such conditions warning appears and handset shuts down after approximately 3 minutes To lower handset internal temperature and prevent automatic shutdown exit all app...

Page 178: ...cause poor connection and affect charging Clean soiling with a dry cloth or cotton swab When cleaning terminals on Desktop Holder avoid bending touching Clean handset with a soft dry cloth Alcohol thi...

Page 179: ...es Recycling is carried out where the Mobile Recycle Network mark is displayed If Notification Lamp is blinking handset is not charged Charge with a AC Charger If charging is still not possible contac...

Page 180: ...sual equipment or office automation equipment may affect Wi Fi transmission speed availability clarity etc Especially when a microwave oven is in use If there are multiple access points nearby handset...

Page 181: ...GPL GNU Lesser General Public License LGPL and other licenses To check details of relevant software licenses Settings Other settings About phone Legal information Open source licenses The source code...

Page 182: ...tions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Changes or modifications not ex...

Page 183: ...ation has announced that A large number of studies have been performed over the last two decades to assess whether mobile phones pose a potential health risk To date no adverse health effects have bee...

Page 184: ...el Water Dust Shock Resistance Handset Water Dust Shock Resistance Handset complies with IPX51 and IPX82 equivalent water protection standards and IP5X3 equivalent dust protection standards with Back...

Page 185: ...t is water resistant however if Micro USB plug is inserted while it is wet liquid tap water beverage sea water pet urine etc or foreign matter on handset or Micro USB plug may cause electric shock or...

Page 186: ...gaps Pat against dry cloth to remove moisture from openings and grooves Water may be trapped in openings pat against a dry cloth to remove it Leave handset on dry cloth for approximately 2 3 hours at...

Page 187: ...17 Checking Handset Status Notifications Notifications Window 22 Checking Replying to Mail S Mail SMS 78 Connecting by Wi Fi 120 Customer Service 163 Customizing Fonts 40 Customizing Handset Address...

Page 188: ...tinations 60 Safety Precautions 166 SAR 181 Saving Frequently Visited Sites 97 Security Codes 23 Security Settings 135 Sending S Mail 73 Sending SMS 76 SIM Card Installation 9 SIM PIN 24 S Mail SMS 78...

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Page 190: ...AQUOS 3 User Guide April 2019 First Edition SoftBank Corp Visit SoftBank Shop for assistance Model AQUOS 3 Manufacturer SHARP CORPORATION...

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