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Charging with a specified AC Adapter 
(sold separately)

Charging with Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) is 
explained. For information on specified AC adapters (sold 
separately), see "Peripheral devices" (

▶

P. 101).

₁

 Check the orientation of the microUSB plug 

of Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately) 
and insert it straight into the external 
connection terminal

With the projection 

facing down

Common AC Adapter 05 (sold separately)

2

 Insert the power plug of Common AC Adapter 

05 (sold separately) into an outlet (100 VAC to 
240 VAC)

Check that the charging light on the product lights in 
red. When the battery power turns on, " " appears on 
the status bar.  
When charging ends, the charging light turns off.

Common AC Adapter 05 

(sold separately)

3

 When charging ends, pull out the microUSB 

plug of Common AC Adapter 05 (sold 
separately)

4

 Pull out the power plug of Common AC 

Adapter 05 (sold separately) from the outlet

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Summary of Contents for miraie f

Page 1: ...Basic Manual Contents Safety Precautions Getting Ready Basic Operation Appendix ...

Page 2: ...anuals be sure to store them in safe places so that you can retrieve them whenever needed List of Packaged Items Before your start using the product make sure that you have all the following packaged with the product Main unit IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample ご利用にあたっての注意事項 Notes on Usage Japanese クイックスタートガイド Quick Start Guide Japanese The following items are not included in the package...

Page 3: ...s and product names referred to in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of respective companies クイックスタートガイド Quick Start Guide Japanese Only Describes main functions required for use by a child and items to be set by a parent or guardian before letting a child use the product 取扱説明書 詳細版 Full Instruction Manual Japanese Only You can check the 取扱説明書 詳細版 Full Instruction Manual Japanese ...

Page 4: ...い方ガイド お子様用 Usage Guide Child and 使い方ガイド 保護者用 Usage Guide Parent Guardian In the 使い方ガイド お子様用 you can check operation of main product functions In the 使い方ガイド 保護者用 you can check how to make settings before letting a child use the product how to make parental settings etc Regarding notations used in this document Note on button illustrations In this manual buttons are represented by simplified illustr...

Page 5: ...shots This manual gives screen displays and operation for the product with an au Nano IC Card 04 installed Notations used in this manual Actual screen In this manual some icons on a screen are omitted In this manual screenshots for body color meteor blue are provided as examples Operations from the vertical display are mainly described Menu items icons buttons on a screen may be different from the...

Page 6: ...duct uses radio waves the possibility of communication intercepts by third parties cannot be eliminated Though LTE WiMAX 2 system has highly secure confidential communication features VoLTE LTE network by au is used when connecting with emergency responding organizations within Japan You cannot connect using 3G circuit switched network This Product is designed for use in Japan only and cannot be u...

Page 7: ...peed may become slow when the ambient temperature is low which is due to the property of liquid crystal and not a malfunction Display response speed will return to normal at room temperature Although the display used on the product is made using high precision technology some pixels dots might be lit or out at all times This is not a malfunction You are recommended to store copies of individual da...

Page 8: ...g Removing a microSD memory card 46 Contents Charging 48 Turning the power on off 50 Making initial settings 51 Preparing the product for the child 52 Setting an au ID 57 Parental settings 57 Basic Operation 72 Using the touch panel 72 Using the navigation bar 74 Using au Basic Home 74 Using applications 75 Monitoring the product s status 78 Setting Airplane mode 80 Setting Silent mode 81 Switchin...

Page 9: ...e 90 How do I Q A 91 After sales service 97 SIM Unlocking Your au Phone 101 Peripheral devices 101 Using an earphone 102 Main specifications 102 Specific Absorption Rate of Cell Phone 104 Export Administration Regulations 105 Intellectual property rights 106 7 ...

Page 10: ...ry 1 to a person if the product is used incorrectly WARNING This indicates the possibility of death or serious injury 1 to a person if the product is used incorrectly CAUTION This indicates the possibility of minor injury 2 or property damage 3 if the product is used incorrectly 1 Serious injury This refers to loss of sight injury burns high and low temperature electric shock broken bones poisonin...

Page 11: ...uipment au IC Card peripheral devices DANGER Do not use store or leave in hot places or where heat collects e g by the fire near a heater under a blanket or kotatsu type blanket table in direct sunlight in a car in the hot sun Doing so might cause fire burns injury electric shock etc Do not place in or leave near a microwave oven induction cooker or other cooking appliance pressure cooker etc Doin...

Page 12: ...ectric shock etc Refer to the following for product water resistance P 26 Notes on water dust and shock resistance Use au specified optional accessories Not doing so might cause fire burns injury electric shock etc Product battery is built in and cannot be replaced by the customer Inquire at an au shop or the Customer Service Center for battery replacement WARNING Do not drop step on throw or othe...

Page 13: ...Do not use if damaged Doing so might cause fire burns injury etc Do not place on a wobbly table slanted surface or other unstable location especially if the product is set to vibrate Doing so might cause product etc to fall injury etc Do not use or store in a humid dusty or high temperature location Doing so may cause fire burns electric shock etc Refer to the following for product water dust resi...

Page 14: ...heat Doing so might cause the internal battery to ignite rupture overheat or leak causing fire burns injury etc Do not pierce the main unit with a nail or other sharp object hit it with a hammer or other hard object step on it or otherwise subject to excessive force Doing so might cause the internal battery to ignite rupture overheat or leak causing fire burns injury etc If matter etc from interna...

Page 15: ...ard slot Do not mistake the slots or insert cards in the incorrect orientation Doing so might cause fire burns injury electric shock etc Do not expose the camera lens to direct sunlight for a long period Lens collects light and might cause fire burns injury etc Do not sound personal alarm close to ears Doing so might affect hearing Completely turn off the product or put it in Airplane mode before ...

Page 16: ...ed Completely turn off the product near precision control or faint signal electronic devices Not doing so might cause electronic devices to malfunction Examples of electronic devices to be careful of Hearing aids implanted pacemakers and defibrillators other electric medical device other automatic control devices etc Persons with an implanted pacemaker defibrillator or other electric medical devic...

Page 17: ... not to get it on skin face hands etc clothing etc Doing so might cause blindness harm skin etc If internal matter etc gets in eyes or mouth or on skin or clothing immediately rinse with clean water If it gets in eyes or mouth rinse and promptly seek medical attention Persons using the product in an automobile should first check with the manufacturer or sales outlet regarding how it is affected by...

Page 18: ...h room or other humid location Doing so might cause fire burns electric shock etc If thunder is audible do not touch specified charging equipment sold separately Doing so might cause electric shock Do not short circuit charging terminals when connected to an outlet Do not come in contact with charging terminals hand fingers etc Doing so might cause fire burns electric shock etc Do not place heavy ...

Page 19: ...power plug Use with accumulated dust might cause fire burns electric shock etc Plug specified charging equipment sold separately into outlet firmly Not plugging equipment in firmly might cause fire burns electric shock etc When unplugging the power plug hold by the adapter body without pulling by the cord forcefully Pulling by the cord of specified charging equipment sold separately might damage t...

Page 20: ...tch so as not to injury yourself fingers etc Not doing so might cause injury etc IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample WARNING The end of the IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample is pointed Do not point it at yourself or at others Doing so may cause it to poke yourself or others causing injury or loss of sight CAUTION If using the IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample causes ...

Page 21: ... around you place in Airplane mode turn power completely off P 50 etc Persons with an electric medical device such as an implanted pacemaker or defibrillator may be nearby Not doing so may cause the electric signals to affect operation of electric medical devices Observe the regulations of each healthcare facility regarding use of the product in facilities Not doing so may affect operation of elec...

Page 22: ...ater dust resistance equivalent to IPX5 IPX8 and IP5X of the product use the product with the card slot cover tightly closed Note that water dust resistance is not guaranteed in every usage condition Do not allow water to get inside the product or splash water on the charging equipment or optional accessories Do not open close the card slot cover in the rain or with any water on the surface of the...

Page 23: ...aratus or pressure cooker Doing so might cause malfunction The customer should not disassemble modify or repair the product etc Doing so might cause malfunction Modification of the product is a violation of the Radio Law and Telecommunications Business Law To avoid short circuiting the external connection terminal and earphone microphone terminal do not allow any part of yourself fingers etc or co...

Page 24: ...ce Center for battery replacement Do not forcefully press tap or intentionally subject the display to strong impact Doing so might cause scratching or damage Do not forcefully press your fingernails sharp objects or hard objects against buttons or display surface Doing so might cause scratching or damage Never use the product if it has been modified Use of a modified device violates the Radio Law ...

Page 25: ... or trouble with the product Where condensation is likely to form on the camera lens and inside of the display Condensation may form on the lens and inside of the display where temperature changes are large or where humidity is high such as below Bringing the product into a warm location such as indoors from a cold one Do not exert excessive force when attaching removing a microSD memory card Doin...

Page 26: ...seal on the screen Operation with a water drops or dew condensation attached on the touch panel Operation under water Internal battery The internal battery is not adequately charged at time of purchase If you have not used the product for a long period first charge the battery before use The capacity of the internal battery decreases if left in extremely hot conditions such as in a sealed automobi...

Page 27: ...ntact the metal portion subject to impact bend or place a load on get wet etc Doing so might cause loss of data or malfunction IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample Do not apply excessive force to the IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample Doing so might cause malfunction or damage Camera When photographing important occasions take a trial shot and check the shot image to make sure it...

Page 28: ...means that the product will maintain its operability as a phone with no water getting inside the main unit even if it is gently submerged in a tank of still tap water at room temperature to a depth of 1 5 meter for about 30 minutes 3 IP5X equivalent means that the product will securely maintain its operability as a phone even after it has been placed in an apparatus with grit and dust of diameters...

Page 29: ...still wet Although you can use the product do not place it near things that must not get wet Take care not to wet your clothes bag or contents of the bag If water enters the receiver microphone speaker etc and sound is temporarily less audible drain water Avoid spraying the product with high pressure water as the product is not designed to withstand high water pressure Do not wash the product in a...

Page 30: ...mmediately rinse it with plain water You can wash the product under a mild water flow up to 6 liters per minute from a tap or shower at room temperature 5 to 35 at a distance of about 10 cm from the faucet or showerhead If the product gets dirty wash it with your hands holding the card slot cover so that it does not open Do not use a brush After the product gets wet If the product gets wet drain w...

Page 31: ...t air from a dryer etc Product is not designed to withstand heat Impact Although the product is impact resistant this assumes impact with daily use and the product may break if subjected to excessive shock such as by being thrown or dropped forcefully Precautions on charging The supplied and optional accessories are not water resistant dust resistant Be sure to check the following points before an...

Page 32: ...e product Hold the product firmly and shake it in the direction of arrows until water does not come out When shaking the product stay alert to your surroundings Be careful not to have the product pop out and hold it firmly to drain water From microphone external connection terminal earphone microphone terminal 20 times or more each From microphone speaker 20 times or more each Wipe drained water T...

Page 33: ...nection terminal etc 4 Leave the product for one hour or more at room temperature to dry after removing drained water thoroughly If water is not adequately removed the volume of the personal alarm may be affected Even after you take these procedures water may remain on the product Do not place the product near things that you do not want to wet Also take care not to wet your clothes bag etc 31 ...

Page 34: ...ooth and Wireless LAN Wi Fi devices are not guaranteed Notes on using Bluetooth Wireless LAN Wi Fi function The product Bluetooth function is certified as conforming to Japanese domestic standards The product wireless LAN Wi Fi function is certified as conforming to Japanese domestic standards The 2 4 GHz band used by Wireless LAN Wi Fi and Bluetooth devices is operated by various other devices Fo...

Page 35: ...ata or information that may occur during Bluetooth Wireless LAN Wi Fi communication Since Bluetooth and Wireless LAN Wi Fi functions use the same frequency band using the both functions at the same may cause radio wave interference resulting in decreased communication speed or disconnection from the network If connection fails stop using either of the Bluetooth and Wireless LAN Wi Fi functions Blu...

Page 36: ...o set and disable security Initial value According to initial setting at time of purchase SIM PIN Example of usage To prevent unauthorized use of the au IC Card by third parties Initial value 1234 SIM PIN SIM PIN To prevent unauthorized use of the au IC Card by a third party you can set the product to require SIM PIN code entry every time the power is turned on You also need to enter the SIM PIN c...

Page 37: ...N code If the PUK code is incorrectly entered ten times consecutively contact an au shop PiPit or the Customer Service Center The SIM PIN code is not reset by initializing the product Please copy this section and use au ID account ID Security start screen Lock Pattern au ID account password Google account password Security start screen Lock Lock No Security start screen Lock Password Parental pass...

Page 38: ...age various data and send out your location information usage history or personal information stored in your cell phone via the Internet The Company assumes no responsibility for any issues that might be caused by applications you have installed Repair costs in this case may be charged even during the warranty period The Company assumes no responsibility for any disadvantage brought to you or any ...

Page 39: ...r people not only refrain from making a call but also power off or use Silent mode at a movie theater theater museum library etc In a city area use in a place where you do not bother people walking It is extremely dangerous to walk while looking at the screen of the cell phone Do not make calls or operate a cell phone while walking or by stopping suddenly Move to a place where you do not disturb o...

Page 40: ...und in an emergency etc The product can also receive Earthquake Early Warning and Disaster Information Power can be completely turned off with Normal power off in Parental settings P 63 This is designed to prevent a third party from completely turning off the power without the parental password and is very safe The parent or guardian should turn the power completely off beforehand mainly where it ...

Page 41: ...e the product to vibrate and display the personal alarm standby screen Press z again to operate the personal alarm P 40 Strap eyelet Earphone microphone terminal microSD memory card slot au IC Card slot Card slot cover In camera lens Receiver Hear the other party s voice during a call played back auto answering messages etc 39 ...

Page 42: ...old separately etc Built in GPS Bluetooth Wi Fi antenna area Photo light Simple light Personal alarm flash Built in main antenna Built in sub antenna Speaker Ringtone or alarm sound can be heard from here Out camera lens Do not cover antennas with your hand or put stickers etc It might affect communication quality Do not adhere stickers etc on the proximity sensor light sensor The back cover is no...

Page 43: ...r to Specifying parent guardian contact list P 64 Dialing a parent or guardian manually while the personal alarm is activated While the personal alarm is activated tap To parent to dial the contact registered as parent guardian contact 1 Tap Emergency list to display the contacts list 110 Police 119 Rescue or 118 Coast Guard parent guardian contact 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tap of the contact you want to dial N...

Page 44: ...mission The following settings are also disabled Set cellular data limit Airplane mode Settings do not return to as before the personal alarm was activated make settings again as required The personal alarm cannot be activated in the following situations During a software update While Lookout for au is locked While the screen is displayed for entering the PUK code au IC Card The au IC Card contain...

Page 45: ... Restricting product use with a SIM PIN To protect valuable personal information on your au IC Card you can change the SIM PIN and lock the SIM card to restrict use by other persons P 34 SIM PIN Attaching au IC Card Before installing the au IC Card completely turn off the product Also always remove the microUSB plug of a specified AC adapter etc from the product Install the au IC Card after removi...

Page 46: ... slot With the tray inserted in the product place the tray hook of the supplied IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample on the edge of the tray and push all the way in Push straight all the way in gently so that the au IC Card does not ride up on the tray If tray does not insert do not force it remove tray slightly tilt its end upward and insert again If the au IC Card rides up on the tray th...

Page 47: ... removing any microSD memory card from the product Always use the supplied IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample to remove the au IC Card Cover hook Tray hook 1 Completely turn off the product and open the card slot cover P 43 2 Place the tray hook of the supplied IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample on the edge of the tray and pull the tray out IC card cover tray tool complimentary...

Page 48: ...ng a microSD memory card Always use the supplied IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample to open the card slot cover 1 Open the card slot cover P 43 2 Confirm the direction of the microSD memory card and slowly insert it into the slot until it clicks Insert a microSD memory card until you hear a click and confirm it is locked Releasing the microSD memory card before it is locked may cause it ...

Page 49: ...he microSD memory card Removing a microSD memory card Always use the supplied IC card cover tray tool complimentary sample to open the card slot cover 1 Home screen Parental settings Enter parental password OK 2 Other settings Phone settings Storage 3 Open the card slot cover P 43 4 Push the microSD memory card in gently until it clicks Once it clicks let it come back out while holding it with you...

Page 50: ...off charging is complete The product may become warm while charging depending on the situation but this is not abnormal Charging while using camera etc may take longer When you operate the product with the specified charger sold separately connected the product may repeat short time charging discharging resulting in short battery life Charging may stop if the surrounding temperature or the tempera...

Page 51: ...on terminal With the projection facing down Common AC Adapter 05 sold separately 2 Insert the power plug of Common AC Adapter 05 sold separately into an outlet 100 VAC to 240 VAC Check that the charging light on the product lights in red When the battery power turns on appears on the status bar When charging ends the charging light turns off Common AC Adapter 05 sold separately 3 When charging end...

Page 52: ...ning on the power for the first time initial settings appear Make settings as required referring to Making initial settings P 51 While logos are displayed after the power is on initial settings for touch panel are in process Do not touch the screen The touch panel may not work properly If the charging light blinks in red when you turn the power on the remaining battery is not sufficient for activa...

Page 53: ...be erased Do not force shutdown except when the product becomes inoperative Making initial settings When turning on the power for the first time after purchasing the product follow the onscreen instructions to make settings for language functions services etc To skip settings tap SKIP NEXT etc at each procedure and follow the onscreen instructions 1 開通試験 Opening testing The product automatically d...

Page 54: ...の設定 Phone settings 言語と入力 Language input 言語 Language English OK Preparing the product for the child Before letting the child use the product the parent or guardian should make the following settings to ensure the child can use the product safely 1 Home screen Introduction 2 Register parent guardian contacts NEXT Set contacts to notify when the personal alarm sounds or when there is an important not...

Page 55: ...on function settings NEXT Recommended values for set restriction levels are displayed Tap EDIT to change settings for each function recommended values for restriction levels remain the same For details on making settings refer to Restricting Permitting functions P 58 53 ...

Page 56: ...th Personal alarm sound and Personal alarm flash set to on If agreement for improving the accuracy of location information is displayed follow the onscreen instructions Use of IZat is recommended for improving the accuracy of location information when using the personal alarm 6 Tap TERMS OF USE and check terms of use for using the smartphoning while walking prevention application C Agree NEXT OK 7...

Page 57: ...Getting Ready 8 Tap E MAIL SETTINGS and make e mail settings Once your e mail address is set and displayed tap 閉じる Close 9 COMPLETE CONTINUE SETTINGS To skip recommended settings tap FINISH SETTINGS 55 ...

Page 58: ...ld on smartphone use au Disaster Measures Application allowing you to operate au Disaster Measures services all from a single application Parental remote settings P 68 Making parental remote settings Get manual Send the URL to access the operating instructions top page to parent guardian contact Send usage info Set whether to send information on product usage 1 Subscription required for using COCO...

Page 59: ...t or guardian should register information and make settings before letting the child use the product Displaying the parental settings 1 Home screen Parental settings A screen for entering the parental password is displayed 2 Enter the password OK The parental settings is displayed Parental settings Option Setting Page Restrict functions Restrict the length of time the product can be used as well a...

Page 60: ...ust be used Entering an incorrect parental password five times causes a temporary cancelation password to be sent to the e mail address registered for the first parent guardian contact In the following instances the product reverts to its unauthenticated state Returning to the Home screen The display turns off A call arrives A set alarm sounds An application is activated from the recent apps or no...

Page 61: ...ting permitting persons that calls and mail can be exchanged with Safety character input settings P 62 Making safe text input settings Restrict Wi Fi P 62 Restricting use of Wi Fi Screen display when restrictions are in place The screen indicates when restricted functions are trying to be used Restrict use time Restriction period for use Available time per day Call time per day Restrict apps Restr...

Page 62: ...Available time per day Tap the time Select the usable time per day OK Tap Set available app during restricted to set applications that can still be used even after the allowable time is passed Set the amount of time per day calling is allowed 2 Tap OFF for Call time per day to set ON 3 Call time per day Tap the time Select the callable time per day OK Both dialed calls and received calls are inclu...

Page 63: ... permitted 1 Restrict functions menu Tap OFF for Restrict call mail to set ON 2 Restrict call mail Tap OK NG of contact you want to restrict permit Parental pending is displayed for newly added contacts those not yet checked by a parent or guardian Tap contacts that have not yet been checked to set DISALLOW ALLOW Destinations registered as parent guardian contacts can be used even if Restrict call...

Page 64: ...fe text input only operates when using iWnn IME It will not operate if you are using any other text input application Restricting use of Wi Fi Restrict usable Wi Fi access points 1 Restrict functions menu Tap OFF for Restrict Wi Fi to turn ON 2 Restrict Wi Fi Tap OK NG of access point to restrict permit Tap to toggle permitted restricted Tap EDIT NETWORK to make network settings For details on con...

Page 65: ...os in camera 1 photo automatically to the registered parent guardian contacts if the personal alarm is activated Options can be set individually 1 Security settings menu Personal alarm settings By agreeing to terms of use the product operates with Personal alarm sound Personal alarm flash Send Location information and Send still pictures set to on 2 Personal alarm sound Set whether the personal al...

Page 66: ...ly sent when e mail can be sent Specifying parent guardian contact list Register up to 6 parent guardian contacts to which the product will send location information and images as well as automatically call when the personal alarm is activated 1 Security settings menu Personal alarm settings Set parental contacts list A screen for setting parent guardian contacts is displayed 2 Add from contacts T...

Page 67: ...er off With fake power off set even when the power is turned off a parent or guardian can get location information cause the personal alarm to sound in an emergency etc Fake power off is set to off at time of purchase If fake power off is set and the product is turned off the product operates as it would with its power off except for the following instances where the power turns on Earthquake Earl...

Page 68: ...10 seconds after navigating to a different screen from the parental settings F C etc 1 Parental info settings menu Change parental password 2 Checkmark Extension of unlock state Adding parent guardian contacts Register up to 6 parent guardian contacts to which the product will send location information and images as well as automatically call when the personal alarm is activated 1 Parental info se...

Page 69: ...ct 2 A contact remains registered in Contacts even if deleted from parent guardian contacts Making filtering level settings Set an age appropriate filtering level for the child for using applications and accessing websites 1 Parental settings Filtering level settings A menu for setting filtering levels is displayed 2 Application filtering Set an age appropriate filtering level for applications tha...

Page 70: ...et from the standard installed browser To enable Application filtering that you have set tap Parental settings Restrict functions Restrict apps Follow the filtering level By enabling Application filtering settings made individually by a parent or guardian are disabled Making parental remote settings A parent or guardian can use the 安心アクセス safe access service and operate the product remotely to set...

Page 71: ...r locking and secrecy Enter a folder unlock password 4 to 16 characters letters or numbers OK Enter same password again OK Select a secret question OK Enter the answer to the secret question OK The secret question is displayed if the folder unlock password is entered incorrectly 3 times in a row Tap Proceed Enter the answer OK to set a new password Reset password Reset the password Enter the folde...

Page 72: ...martphoning while walking 3 Making detailed settings for the smartphoning while walking prevention application バイブレーショ ン vibration Set the product to vibrate when smartphoning while walking is detected 表示アニメー ション display animation Set animation to catch your attention when smartphoning while walking is detected 感度 sensitivity Set how sensitive smartphoning while walking detection is ヘルプ help Displ...

Page 73: ...anceled Restricted period for use Available time per day and Restrict apps settings are disabled Settings cannot be changed After ending temporary cancelation of restrictions all settings are enabled Using alarm remotely You can make the alarm sound and allow the product to be found more easily such as when the child loses it 1 From a phone number registered as an parent guardian contact send an S...

Page 74: ... With fingernails With something placed on the screen With a protective sheet or sticker on the screen With water droplets or condensation on the display Under water Tap Double tap Lightly touch the screen and then immediately release your finger To double tap tap the same location twice Long touch Keep touching an item or button Slide When content is partially hidden lightly touch the screen and ...

Page 75: ...on Swipe flick Touch the screen and flick up down left right Zoom in out With two fingers on the screen widen them and close them Drag Lightly touch an item on the screen and slide it to a location on the screen 73 ...

Page 76: ...E button Display the Home screen Long touch to display a Google Now on Tap window at the bottom of the screen N RECENTS button Display a list of recently used applications Using au Basic Home au Basic Home allowing you to activate frequently used smartphone applications with one touch is set as the Home screen at time of purchase Home screen Status bar Search box widget Shortcuts widgets folders I...

Page 77: ...e smartphone life Play Store Parental settings P 57 Where stored Displayed icon name Usage restrictable Page Applications not stored in folders au災害対策 au Disaster Countermeasure This is an application in which you can use Disaster Message Board Emergency Rapid Mail Earthquake Early Warning and Disaster and Evacuation Information Tsunami Warning Special Alert and Flood Information Disaster Voice Me...

Page 78: ... share files to Google Drive Hangouts Gmail Chrome View webpages Where stored Displayed icon name Usage restrictable Page 基本機 能 basic functions Contacts P 82 Clock Weather Check weather forecasts for current location and a preset area Calculator Notepad Flashlight カレンダーLifebear calendar Lifebear auフォ ルダー au folder au Market You can install Android based applications offered with au Smart Pass serv...

Page 79: ...ly lock your smartphone tablet through the au Customer Center when your device is stolen or lost Where stored Displayed icon name Usage restrictable Page au Supports リモートサポート Remote Support Call for technical supports on the phone operations by sharing the screen that you are watching with au operators Others Apps Downloads Manage downloaded data Eco Mode Set to maintain battery consumption at a m...

Page 80: ...age Gmail New Emergency Rapid Mail Snoozed alarm stopped alarm still set Music playing Making a call calling receiving a call Making a call calling receiving a call New message Available phone memory low Request from other Bluetooth device to receive file Send upload data Receive download data Installation complete Icon Description Update available Software update Tethered by USB Tethered by Wi Fi...

Page 81: ...onnected Auto answering set set full VPN connected GPS in use Notification panel Slide down the status bar to display the notification panel You can check details of notifications activate corresponding apps and quickly set frequently used functions on or off Time date area Screen brightness Drag the slider left right to adjust the screen brightness Tap Auto to switch automatic brightness adjustme...

Page 82: ...urn ON Airplane mode turns ON and is displayed in the status bar Alternatively Home screen Parental settings Enter the parental password OK Other settings Phone settings More Tap OFF for Airplane mode to turn ON to switch Airplane mode You can turn on wireless LAN Wi Fi Bluetooth functions even while Airplane mode is ON Before using aboard an aircraft or in a hospital check the instructions of eac...

Page 83: ... mode Alternatively Home screen Settings Sound notification Silent mode type Vibrate Mute to change the mode type Screen in Silent mode Camera shutter video recording start stop tones and timer tone still sound in Silent mode When playing back a file with no sound in Silent mode you may be able to adjust the volume by pressing d volume up down button depending on the function Switching character e...

Page 84: ...ng the call is prohibited If Call time per day P 60 is set it may not be possible to make or receive calls depending on the amount of accumulated call time If you cover the screen by your face etc while dialing calling the display turns off for preventing false operation Note that even if you cover the microphone the sound can be conveyed to the other party Registering a contact to Contacts and ma...

Page 85: ...or contact 1 Contacts list Restrict call mail 2 Enter the parental password OK 3 Tap DISALLOW ALLOW for contact to restrict permit Tap to toggle OK NG You can cancel restrictions from Restrict call mail in Parental settings P 61 DISALLOW ALLOW cannot be changed for contacts in Parental pending Adding parent guardian contacts 1 Contacts list Set parental contacts list 2 Enter the parental password ...

Page 86: ...ngs When activating the e mail application for the first time follow the onscreen instructions to make initial settings Use of e mail requires subscription to LTE NET If you did not apply when purchasing the product inquire at an au shop or the Customer Service Center Initial settings 1 Home screen After completing initial e mail settings a preassigned e mail address is displayed An e mail address...

Page 87: ...ail data backed up on a previously used product to this product Restoring mail data You can restore backed up mail data mail text body attachments 1 Home screen E mail settings 2 Backup Restore Restore mails 3 Select type of mail to restore OK 4 Select backed up data to restore OK Tap Select all to select all listed data Tap Up to select the folder one level up Tap MyFolder to open MyFolder 5 Add ...

Page 88: ...Mode is set The Eco Mode screen displays available usage time call time etc based on current product status and settings Wireless LAN Wi Fi function Connect to an Internet service using a home wireless LAN Wi Fi environment or public wireless LAN environment when out and about Turning the Wi Fi function on To use the Wi Fi function turn on the Wi Fi function and then search for an available Wi Fi ...

Page 89: ...eling access point restrictions refer to Restricting use of Wi Fi P 62 Using the tethering function The tethering function allows access to the Internet using the product as a portable access point You can connect up to 10 wireless LAN Wi Fi devices connect the product to a PC with a microUSB cable 01 sold separately or connect up to 5 Bluetooth devices and access the Internet 1 Home screen Settin...

Page 90: ...s automatically saved Using the Gallery The Gallery allows you to list and play back images videos in the internal storage a microSD memory card Playing data 1 Home screen Gallery The data list is displayed If no image data is stored in the product none is displayed Zoom in out in the data list to enlarge shrink the displayed thumbnail Displayed category name Category switch icon Switch the displa...

Page 91: ...Basic Operation Menu A menu is displayed in each displayed screen Select data view a slideshow etc 2 Select the data Data is played 89 ...

Page 92: ...the Customer Service Center 157 free of charge To get the most out of your product au also sends notifications to customers with a product requiring a software update You are recommended to back up your data before updating software Fully charge before update If the update is started with the battery power low or battery power becomes low during update software update cannot be done Check the radi...

Page 93: ...you assume that the product is malfunctioning check the following How do I How do I What you should set check Page Change settings as a parent Change settings with the parental settings P 57 Restrict applications that can be used Set use restrictions with Restrict apps P 60 Prevent inappropriate webpages from being displayed Set the filtering level with Web filtering You can also restrict access t...

Page 94: ...ate language to be entered Use Safety character input settings to cause a confirmation to be displayed when inappropriate language is entered P 62 Confirm the child s current location Use 安心ナビ Security Navi Set restrictions when the smartphone is lost etc Use Lookout for au How do I What you should set check Page Cancel use restrictions temporarily in the event of a disaster etc From a device phon...

Page 95: ...e power off You can press and hold F and r Volume UP button at the same time for at least 11 seconds to force shutdown and restart the product P 51 The power goes off Is the internal battery fully charged P 48 Symptoms What you should check Page The power is going off while the activation logo is displaying Is the internal battery fully charged P 48 Cannot make calls Is the power turned on P 50 Is...

Page 96: ... Silent mode set P 81 Symptoms What you should check Page Cannot operate button touch panel Is the power turned on P 50 Turn the power completely off and turn it on again P 50 Is usage time restricted P 60 Touch panel does not operate as intended Check how to correctly operate the touch panel P 72 Turn the power completely off and turn it on again P 50 appears Is the correct au IC Card inserted P ...

Page 97: ...or contacts are not enabled Group incoming settings for contacts are also not enabled Is a same phone number registered 2 or more times in contacts P 82 Symptoms What you should check Page microSD memory card isn t recognized Is the microSD memory card installed properly P 46 Camera does not operate Is the battery low P 48 Is the product or battery warm Functionality is sometimes stopped by the te...

Page 98: ...nd tap Agree P 64 Are initial settings completed for the e mail application E mail cannot be sent received if initial settings are not completed P 84 Cannot change settings Have you displayed Phone settings from Other settings in Parental settings P 69 Parental password is forgotten If the parental password is entered incorrectly 5 times a temporary password is sent to the e mail address registere...

Page 99: ...re recycled to cell phones for replacement after repairs Also replaced parts by au after sales service are collected and recycled by KDDI They are not returned to customers Instances where the product has been changed modified or analyzed including software modification or analysis including rooting etc reverse engineered reverse compiled or reverse assembled or has been repaired at a location oth...

Page 100: ...he Company shall not be liable in the event of accident resulting from connecting the product to a non specified device 7 We are unable to respond to requests for onsite repairs involving travel 8 This warranty is valid only in Japan This warranty honors requests for free of charge repair based on the time period and conditions defined above Accordingly it does not restrict the legal rights of the...

Page 101: ...ir and Delivery Service Members Others Replacement cell phone delivery service Spontaneous failure 1st year Free of charge No recompense 2nd year or later Refer to the following charges list of Replacement Cell Phone Delivery Service membership Partially damage water soak irreparable damage theft or loss Service Repair and Delivery Service Members Others Holding over and repair Spontaneous failure...

Page 102: ... at the same time since a substitute cell phone is not borrowed if you apply for Discount for Web Application 3 Discount for Nonuse of Substitute When using the Replacement Cell Phone Delivery Service and you do not borrow a substitute cell phone you get a discount of 500 yen on the fee For details check on the au homepage Online request for replacement 24 hours Only accepted from PC or smartphone...

Page 103: ...r to the au homepage http www au kddi com support mobile procedure simcard Japanese Peripheral devices Common AC Adapter 05 0501PWA sold separately Common AC Adapter 03 0301PQA sold separately Common AC Adapter 03 Navy 0301PBA sold separately Common AC Adapter 03 Green 0301PGA sold separately Common AC Adapter 03 Pink 0301PPA sold separately Common AC Adapter 03 Blue 0301PLA sold separately AC Ada...

Page 104: ...le earphone microphone commercially available or stereo earphone microphone commercially available 1 Connect earphone commercially available to earphone microphone terminal Not all earphone microphones commercially available are compatible Main specifications Display Approx 4 7 inches Approx 16 770 000 colors Transparent TFT 720 1 280 dots HD Weight Approx 136 g Dimensions W x H x D Approx 67mm 13...

Page 105: ...es in the range Bluetooth function Supported Bluetooth profile 4 GATT Generic Attribute Profile SPP Serial Port Profile A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile AVRCP Audio Video Remote Control Profile HSP Headset Profile HFP Hands Free Profile OPP Object Push Profile PBAP Phone Book Access Profile HID Human Interface Device Profile PAN Personal Area Networking Profile PAN NAP Personal Area Networ...

Page 106: ... waves This cell phone has been designed in observance of the Japanese technical regulations regarding exposure to radio waves 1 and limits to exposure to radio waves recommended by equivalent international guidelines These international guidelines were set out by the International Commission on Non Ionizing Radiation Protection ICNIRP which is in collaboration with the World Health Organization W...

Page 107: ... 1 Technical regulations are defined by the Ministerial Ordinance Related to Radio Law Article 14 2 of Radio Equipment Regulations 2 This value includes wireless functions that can be used at the same time Please refer to the websites listed below if you would like to know more detailed information regarding SAR Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications website http www tele soumu go jp e sy...

Page 108: ...g System Microsoft Microsoft Excel Microsoft PowerPoint Windows Media and Exchange are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries Microsoft Word and Microsoft Office are product name of Microsoft Corporation in the United States QR code is a trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED microSD and microSDHC logos are trademarks of SD 3C LLC Blueto...

Page 109: ...red trademark of LIM Corporation Ltd The product is installed with fonts by LIM Corporation Ltd The product is installed with fonts by Morisawa Inc PhotoSolid the function to avoid blurring still images is a product of Morpho Inc PhotoSolid is a registered trade mark of Morpho Inc MovieSolid the function to avoid blurring videos is a product of Morpho Inc MovieSolid is a registered trade mark of M...

Page 110: ...TWARE IS PROVIDED BY ERIC YOUNG AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT INCIDENTAL SPECIAL EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERV...

Page 111: ...are software based on other open source software license and software that KYOCERA Corporation is licensed For information on the Open source software refer to About Open Source Software as follows About Open Source Software This product includes software originating from third parties that is subject to the GNU General Public License GPL GNU Library Lesser General Public License LGPL and differen...

Page 112: ... detailed information on customer s application use specific functions frequency of use memory battery use are recorded and stored in the customer s device with the purpose of allowing KYOCERA Corporation to track and handle diagnostic events including unexpected shutdowns and system errors in order to improve quality and service This information may be collected with the customer s permission whe...

Page 113: ...fixed line phones au cell phones PRESSING ZERO WILL CONNECT YOU TO AN OPERATOR AFTER CALLING 157 ON YOUR au CELL PHONE From au cell phones From fixed line phones From au cell phones Cell phone and PHS operators collect and recycle unused telephones batteries and battery chargers at stores bearing the logo regardless of brand and manufacturer to protect the environment and reuse valuable resources ...

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