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Basic Operations

Menu Operations............................ 2-2

Handset Menus ............................... 2-2

Multi Job ......................................... 2-3

Toggling Active Functions ................ 2-3

Simple Menu ................................... 2-4

Using Simplified Menus ................... 2-4

Font Size ......................................... 2-5

Changing Font Size ......................... 2-5

Standby Display Options............... 2-6
Custom Screens............................. 2-8

Custom Screens (Japanese) ........... 2-8

Handset Responses....................... 2-9

Customizing Handset Responses ...... 2-9

Text Entry...................................... 2-10

Characters ..................................... 2-10
Entering Characters....................... 2-11
Editing Characters ......................... 2-14

User Dictionary ............................ 2-15

Saving Frequently Used Words ......2-15

Phone Book.................................. 2-16

Creating Phone Book Entries .........2-16
Using Phone Book Entries .............2-18

Mail Groups .................................. 2-19

Creating Groups for Broadcast Mail ....2-19

Data Folder ................................... 2-20

Opening Files .................................2-21
Managing Files & Folders...............2-22

Memory Card................................ 2-23

Using Memory Card .......................2-23

Additional Functions ................... 2-25

Summary of Contents for DM002SH

Page 1: ...es may vary by service area subscription etc Disney Mobile DM002SH is compatible with 3G network technology Notes Copying this guide in whole or part without authorization is prohibited Guide content...

Page 2: ...At A Glance Getting Started Basic Operations Calling Messaging Disney Web PC Site Browser Digital TV Camera Imaging Media Player S Applications Handy Extras Communication Services Handset Security Con...

Page 3: ...t open P 1 2 in Standby P 1 8 Operations and results may differ by handset status Sample screenshots etc are provided for reference only Actual handset windows menus etc may differ in appearance Japan...

Page 4: ...ncoming Messages 4 10 Additional Functions 4 12 Handling Messages 4 14 Chat Folder 4 16 Additional Functions 4 17 Internet Services 5 2 Disney Web 5 3 PC Site Browser 5 4 Browsing 5 5 Bookmarks Saved...

Page 5: ...3 5 Text Entry Phone Book 13 6 Calling 13 7 Messaging 13 8 Disney Web PC Site Browser 13 10 Digital TV 13 11 Camera 13 13 Media Player S Applications 13 14 Handy Extras 13 15 Communication Services 13...

Page 6: ...specified Charger sold separately only For accessory related information please contact General Information P 14 38 Utility Software is designed exclusively for DM002SH Download newest versions via Di...

Page 7: ...Symbols Make sure you thoroughly understand these symbols before reading on Symbols and their meanings are described below Safety Precautions Before Using Handset a DANGER Great risk of death or seri...

Page 8: ...in eyes do not rub rinse with water and consult a doctor immediately Eyes may be severely damaged b Do not insert foreign objects into the handset or Charger Do not insert metal or flammable objects...

Page 9: ...cycling Accidents may result Moderate volume outside especially near road rail crossings etc to avoid accidents b Do not swing handset by strap May result in injury or breakage g Turn handset power o...

Page 10: ...ted pacemakers or defibrillators causing such devices to malfunction g Observe these rules inside medical facilities Do not enter an operating room or an Intensive or Coronary Care Unit while carrying...

Page 11: ...pping Charger may cause damage fire h During periods of disuse Always unplug AC Charger after use h Handset maintenance Always disconnect AC Charger when cleaning handset b Do not throw or abuse batte...

Page 12: ...sted one data may be altered lost Disney Mobile is not liable for any resulting damages Use handset between 5oC 35oC 35 85 humidity Avoid extreme temperatures and direct sunlight Exposing lens to dire...

Page 13: ...ng in connection with i data stored or replicated in physical media which is paid for on a title by title basis and or ii data which is paid for on a title by title basis and is transmitted to an end...

Page 14: ...f FeliCa Network Inc Osaifu Keitai is a registered trademark of NTT DoCoMo Inc QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED This product contains Adobe Flash Lite player software under...

Page 15: ...lations Conformity Certification by TELECOM ENGINEERING CENTER Its highest SAR value is 0 929 W kg This value was obtained by TELECOM ENGINEERING CENTER as part of the certification process SAR tests...

Page 16: ...ted Handset Parts 1 2 Display 1 4 Indicators 1 4 Viewing Display 1 6 Charging Battery 1 7 Power On Off 1 8 Handset Power On Off 1 8 Keypad Lock 1 9 My Details 1 10 My Number 1 10 Mobile Manners 1 11 S...

Page 17: ...t Macro Selector e External Display f Speaker g Antenna for TV reception h m Logo i Battery Cover Handset is closed Handset is open Place or answer calls enter text etc Handset Parts 4 b 1 2 3 h g i e...

Page 18: ...function shortcuts a n Key Long Press to open My Status b Multi Job Manner Key Toggle handset modes Long Press to activate cancel Manner mode c D Key A Open Disney Web portal Long Press to open Disney...

Page 19: ...canceled message recorded 3 N New Voicemail 4 5 Unread S Quick News info 9 Software Update result 5 S Contents Key received 6 e Unread S Friend s Status notification 1 A Mail memory low 2 O Message de...

Page 20: ...active 8 Keypad Lock active 9 J Manner mode active Drive mode active Original mode active a H IC Card Lock active b c Auto Answer or Remote Monitor active 5 4 67 2 3 1 a b 9 8 External Display Indicat...

Page 21: ...s to return Standby Handset powers on and enters Standby e 1w F 4C 1w C C y z 4C 1w Messaging F 1w F O P Q R S T U W X D C N y x 1w Information window opens at the bottom Information Window B A Softke...

Page 22: ...es out when battery is full 5 Unplug AC Charger Pull AC Charger straight out 6 Disconnect handset Squeeze release tabs to remove connector 7 Fold back blades and replace Port Cover Charging Battery Im...

Page 23: ...S Standby Choose No to enter Standby immediately after powering on Handset initiates Network Information retrieval when B or A is pressed for the first time Choose Yes and press Retrieve Network Info...

Page 24: ...activation 1 Long Keypad Lock activates Keypad Lock When Keypad Lock is Active Incoming calls temporarily cancel Keypad Lock To answer a call press Keypad lock reactivates after the call does not tur...

Page 25: ...hone number and the name entered at initial setup appear My Number Editing My Details After 1 A S e Select item except Tel 1 S S Edit S A Clearing My Details After 1 B S e Reset My Details S S e Yes S...

Page 26: ...aboard trains etc Refrain from use that interrupts the flow of pedestrian or vehicle traffic Mutes most handset function sounds 1 Long Manner mode is set Temporarily suspends all transmissions 1 S e...

Page 27: ...ct access Optional Services via landlines or change contract details Network Password 4 digit code selected at contract restrict incoming outgoing calls Call Barring Incorrect Code Entry Handset code...

Page 28: ...Handset Responses 2 9 Customizing Handset Responses 2 9 Text Entry 2 10 Characters 2 10 Entering Characters 2 11 Editing Characters 2 14 User Dictionary 2 15 Saving Frequently Used Words 2 15 Phone B...

Page 29: ...Change shortcuts as needed Press to view shortcuts Long Press 1 9 to access assigned functions Quick Operations Enter numbers to access functions To activate functions press the corresponding key Can...

Page 30: ...w opens 3 To toggle active windows 4 S Multi Job ends When a confirmation appears follow onscreen prompts Toggling Active Functions yMain Menu uEnter Number Received Msg Create Message EBookmarks tCal...

Page 31: ...imple Menu While Simple Menu is Active Fonts are enlarged and appear in bold Clock is enlarged Calendar is hidden While Using Functions Not Available in Simple Menu Simple Menu activation is disabled...

Page 32: ...lect weight S Changing Font Size Enlarging All Fonts Canceling Large Font Menu In 2 e Standard Menu S F yMain Menu Main Menu uEnter Numb Enter Numb Received M Received M Create Mes Create Mes EBookmar...

Page 33: ...by Window Menu 2 e Display Panel S S e Select panel S n p S A Panels with p checked appear in Standby Window Standby Display Options Standby Window Japanese Switch F Options Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sa...

Page 34: ...g Notes a S e Select tag S B S e Delete Note S To delete all checked tags follow these steps a S B S e Delete Checked Note S X XXXX Birthday Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1w Wallpaper Using Data Folder...

Page 35: ...ect one with L 2 e Activate S 3 e Yes S Read through terms of service and follow onscreen instructions 1 In Custom Screens menu g select Custom Screen S Select one without L 2 S Custom Screens Japanes...

Page 36: ...or New Message XXX S Friend s Status XXXXXXXX S Circle Talk XXXXXXXX Missed Calls XXXXXXXX Ringtone videos 1w Playing Video for Incoming Transmissions In 5 e Videos S S g Select file S If Portion of F...

Page 37: ...s Press to toggle options in reverse To enter characters assigned to the same key press d first Example In single byte alphanumerics mode enter no Long Press a key to enter the current character and a...

Page 38: ...elected after conversion 1 333 S b 2 g Select word phrase S Entering Characters Hiragana A X XXK Message 1w Kanji 08 07 02 01 A X XXK Message 1w When Target Word is Not Listed Press B or A to segment...

Page 39: ...moticon S Katakana B X XXK Message 1w B X XXK Message 1w Symbols Disney Pictograms Log g MyPict A X XXK Message 1w Emoticons Alternative Emoticon Entry Method In kanji hiragana mode enter or a descrip...

Page 40: ...key pressed Example To enter 1 3 S 8 S 1 S 4 S 0 S a 2 g Select word phrase S Mail Web Extensions 1 disney ne jp 2 softbank ne jp Quick Address List 1w Hiragana to Katakana Alphanumeric Conversion 0 1...

Page 41: ...ting Editing A X XXK Message 1w A X XXK Message 1w A X XXK Message 1w Recovering Deleted Characters Press once for each character after deletion Not available for Graphic Mail Deleting All Text Long P...

Page 42: ...ords appear among suggestions Some dictionary files may not be usable 1 In User Dictionary menu e Acquire Dictionary S 2 e Select number S S g Select dictionary S Existing dictionary is replaced Savin...

Page 43: ...k Entry Window 6 A Entry is saved to Phone Book Creating Phone Book Entries Last Name First Name Reading Last Name New Entry N 1w Last Name Ueda First Name Mikio Reading Last Name Ueda New Entry N 1w...

Page 44: ...onses Picture Personal Ringtone Assign Picture Take Picture Remove Picture Picture 1w Assign Tone Set Play Point Remove Tone Video For Voice Call 1w Saving Secret Entries Accessing Secret Entries b S...

Page 45: ...Phone Book Using Other Options After 3 S e Select option S BKimura Tetsuya BKondo Koichi 1w p P HA MA YA RA WA Ab N R03123XXXX2 N090392XXXX3 Zaaa xxx yyy Kondo Koichi l m n 1w Changing Search Method...

Page 46: ...S 4 Assign New Entry S S g Select entry S 5 e Select phone number or mail address S Omit 5 if only one number or address is saved Repeat 4 5 to add members Creating Groups for Broadcast Mail Add New...

Page 47: ...ther sound files S Appli S Applications Music Downloaded Chaku Uta Full files Videos Video images Lifestyle Appli Lifestyle Appli required to use Osaifu Keitai Books Downloaded e Books etc Custom Scre...

Page 48: ...s Opening Files APictures BDCIM CMy Pictograms dRing Songs Tones DS Appli cMusic Data Folder 1w ImageXXX jpg Pictures 1w E Mail Attachments After 2 e select file S B S e Send S S e As Message S When a...

Page 49: ...t g select folder S B 2 e Set Secret S S Enter Handset Code S Managing Files Folders Adding Folders Folder Name Assign different names to folders within a layer Sort Rename Create Folder Change List V...

Page 50: ...not be inserted properly reinsert the card Using Memory Card Precautions Do not force Memory Card into or out of handset When inserting removing Memory Card do not touch terminals or expose them to m...

Page 51: ...t folder S 2 B S e Change to MemoryCard S Format Card Backup Restore DPOF SD Local Contents Autorun Format Card Memory Status Memory Card G 1w Important Memory Card Usage Notes Never remove Memory Car...

Page 52: ...ts S e Select item S B S e Assign S S e Select menu item S S e Select new item S S e Select item S B S e Move S S e Select target location S Standby Window G Changing Display Option Standby Window Men...

Page 53: ...P 14 11 G Clearing Conversion Log Text Entry Window B S e Input Conversion S S e Reset Learning S S e Yes S G Inserting Phone Book Entry Items Text Entry Window B S e Advanced S S e Phone Book S S g S...

Page 54: ...S e Select option S S e Light Colour S S e Select color S Phone Book Entry Window e Select item e g Vibration for New Message S S e Switch On Off S S e Select option S S e Vibration Pattern S S e Sel...

Page 55: ...lect entry type S S e Yes S S Enter Handset Code S G Renaming Categories S e Phone S S e Category Control S S f Select handset or USIM S e Select Category S S e Edit Name S S Enter name S G Moving Cat...

Page 56: ...File List g Select file S B S e Set as Wallpaper S S G Using Files as Ringtones File List g Select file S B S e Set as Ringtone S Managing Files Folders G Renaming Files Folders File List g Select fo...

Page 57: ...3 3 1 Calling Voice Calling 3 2 Video Calling 3 4 Speed Dial 3 5 Call Log 3 6 Call Time Call Cost 3 7 Optional Services 3 8 Additional Functions 3 10 Emergency Calls 3 14...

Page 58: ...lace cursor under the digit S Long Press to delete the digits above and after the cursor Earpiece Volume During a call E up or F down After Calls with Unsaved Numbers Save to Phone Book confirmation a...

Page 59: ...wered calls outgoing message plays and recording starts If the call is answered during recording no message will be saved 1 Playback ends automatically after all messages have played Playback Operatio...

Page 60: ...ay be interrupted Video Call charges apply Video Calls cannot be placed while TV is active 0 01 L M1w Incoming Image Outgoing Image Placing a Video Call Viewing Engaged Video Call Operations After 1 B...

Page 61: ...ss Speed Dial Saving Phone Numbers Assign c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty c Empty Speed Dial List 1w When Selected List Number is in Use Confirmation appears To...

Page 62: ...d Calls 2 g Select record S Call Log When the Same Number is Dialed More Than Once Only the last record appears All records appear for S Circle Talk RN090392XXXX1 XX XX XX 15 05 RNKondo Koichi XX XX X...

Page 63: ...ax Cost may be unavailable depending on subscription status 1 In Call Time Cost menu e Call Costs S Call Costs Menu 2 e Last Call or All Calls S Call Time Call Cost Call Time Call Timers Data Counter...

Page 64: ...ll Forwarding Automatically divert all or all unanswered incoming calls to another preset phone number Voicemail Redirect all or unanswered calls to Voicemail Center access messages from handset touch...

Page 65: ...l Time Cost HAnswer Phone aVoicemail Divert bVideo Call Call Video Call N y x 1w Playing Messages Canceling Call Forwarding Voicemail Voicemail Diverts Cancel All Status Yes No Are you sure Voicemail...

Page 66: ...record S G Calling from Received Call Records d S e Select record S G Sending Blocking Caller ID Dial Window B S e Hide My ID or Show My ID S G Adjusting Earpiece Volume S e Settings S S f Phone Sett...

Page 67: ...o Bluetooth S Voice Call G Recording Caller Voice Voice Call Window B S e Record Caller Voice S S Recording starts S S Recording ends G Using Speaker Phone Voice Call Window Video Call G Canceling Spe...

Page 68: ...t Code S S e Yes S G Resetting Call Costs Call Costs Menu e Clear Costs S S Enter PIN2 S S e Yes S Optional Services Service Status G Checking Service Status Call Video Call Menu e Select service S S...

Page 69: ...ed Numbers S S e Black List S S e Switch On Off S S e On S G Rejecting Calls without Designating Numbers Call Video Call Menu e Call Barring S S e Rejected Numbers S S e Unknown S S e On S Call Video...

Page 70: ...nal conditions Always provide your location and purpose on the phone Location Information is not reported when emergency calls are placed without Caller ID such as when the number is prefixed with 184...

Page 71: ...ending E Mail 4 4 Sending SMS 4 7 Additional Functions 4 8 Incoming Messages 4 10 Opening Replying 4 10 Additional Functions 4 12 Handling Messages 4 14 Managing Using Messages 4 14 Sorting Messages i...

Page 72: ...Available N A Available N A E Mail Available Available Available Available E Mail SMS Feeling Mail Graphic Mail Exchange up to 160 alphanumerics with Disney Mobile and SoftBank handsets Exchange up t...

Page 73: ...ctive even if not saved 1 e Message S 2 e Information S 3 e Yes S 4 A Customizing Handset Address Changing Address Address Settings General Settings E Mail Settings SMS Settings Speed Mail List Settin...

Page 74: ...aMy Details BIto Jun N 1w HA MA YA RA WA Ab p P Enter Text gE Mail Size XXXB B Ueda Mikio C Enter Subject CText kAttach 1w G X XXK Message 1w Incoming Calls while Creating Message Content is saved tem...

Page 75: ...m e g I Love You S 4 A S Transmission starts Attaching Files Attach File M gE Mail Size XXXB B Ueda Mikio C Wedding CText kAttach 1w Picture Sound Video Attach File 1w Attaching Non Image Files In 3 s...

Page 76: ...Sending Graphic Mail CloseMenu F SelectArea Font Colour E I F G K U H J COLOUR MY PICT BG SIZE INSERT CANCEL IMAGE EFFECT UNDO Font Size Medium Font Size G XXX XXK Good morning Message 1w G XXX XXK G...

Page 77: ...kio 1w p P HA MA YA RA WA Ab N Enter Text QSMS B Ueda Mikio 1w G X XX Message 1w See you at the meeting today QSMS B Ueda Mikio 1w Incoming Calls while Creating Message Content is saved temporarily En...

Page 78: ...r number address S G Inserting Signature Automatically B S e Settings S S e General Settings S S e Signature Settings S S e Edit S S Enter signature S S e Auto Insert S S e On S G Speed Mail List B S...

Page 79: ...ng Delivery Confirmation Composition Window B S e Messaging Settings S S e Delivery Report S S e On S Attachments G Set Auto Play File Attach File Window e Select file S B S e Set Auto Play File S S e...

Page 80: ...ou I l l be at the place at ar ound 8 pm Receiving Feeling Mail Small Light Vibration and ringtone respond according to settings Corresponding Pictogram F etc appears on External Display Attached Imag...

Page 81: ...ns CUeda Mikio BUeda Mikio GKimura Tetsuya Received Fol 3 3 4C 1w CHow s it going yXX XX 15 05 zI ve just finished my work place at around 8 pm How about you I ll be at the Message Type Status see bel...

Page 82: ...Mail Out of Standby B Long G Retrieving New Mail Manually B S e Retrieve New Msg S G Retrieving Server Mail List B S e Server Mail Box S S e Mail List S S e Yes S G Saving Attachments to Data Folder M...

Page 83: ...e Save to Phone Book or Save Address S S e As New Entry S S Complete other fields S A G Copying Text Message Window B S e Copy S S e Address S S e Select number address S Message Window B S e Copy S...

Page 84: ...ages Checking Messages 7Received Folder 7Folder 1 7Folder 2 7Folder 3 Received Msg 1w GUeda Mikio NUeda Mikio Received Fol 3 3 1w BUeda Mikio CHow s it going yXX XX 15 05 Received Msg 003 1w I ve just...

Page 85: ...e S S e On S 4 Sorting Messages into Designated Folders Sort by Sender Recipient Address Subject Auto Sort Keys 1w vPhone Book SSelect Category XSelect Group WSpeed Mail List NEnter Number Select Reci...

Page 86: ...er S 2 e Select message S Using Chat Folders Saving Members 7Group 7Group 7Group Chat Folder 1w 7By Category Add New Member Rename Create New Folder Delete Folder Set Secret Options 1 2 3 4 Register M...

Page 87: ...Drafts or Unsent Messages B S e Delete All S S Enter Handset Code S G Protecting Messages Message List e Select message S B S e Lock S G Selecting Multiple Messages Message List e Select message S A...

Page 88: ...hat Folder List B S e Create New Folder S S Enter name S G Canceling Secret Unlock Secret folders temporarily and e select Secret folder S B S e Unset Secret S S Enter Handset Code S Sorting into Fold...

Page 89: ...ernet Services 5 2 Service Basics 5 2 Disney Web 5 3 Using Disney Web 5 3 PC Site Browser 5 4 Using PC Site Browser 5 4 Browsing 5 5 Basic Operations 5 5 Bookmarks Saved Pages 5 7 Using Bookmarks Save...

Page 90: ...ity Electronic certificates are saved on handset to support SSL encryption protocol for Internet transmissions of important sensitive information Service Basics Secure Pages A confirmation appears bef...

Page 91: ...e Yes S S Page closes Using Disney Web Opening Main Menu 4 1w Cursor Returning to Previous Page Internet Page A S Previous page opens Follow these steps to return to the initial page Internet Page B S...

Page 92: ...steps to return to standard view Using PC Site Browser uHomepage HBookmarks ISaved Pages JEnter URL KHistory DDisney Web LPC Site Browser PC Site Browser 1w 4 C 1w Pointer Returning to Previous Page I...

Page 93: ...d 3 f Select tab S Basic Operations Page Browsing Scrolling Pages Switching Frames Viewing Single Frame Select frame S B S e Frame In S To return press 1 4 1w Scroll Bar Tabbed Browsing WallpaperWallp...

Page 94: ...age g Select text entry field S S B S e Advanced S S e Input Memory S S e Select text S G X XXK Input 4 1w Pull down Menu Item Selection When Multiple Selection is Supported Select items as needed and...

Page 95: ...only for savable pages 2 Enter edit title S 1 S e Disney Web S S e Saved Pages S Saved Pages List 2 e Select page S Corresponding page opens Using Bookmarks Saved Pages Bookmarks Saving Bookmarks Ope...

Page 96: ...ory List e Select item S B S e Delete S S e Yes S History List B S e Delete All S S Enter Handset Code S S e Yes S G Using Previously Entered URLs Enter URL Window B S e URL Entry Log S S e Select URL...

Page 97: ...ems S S e Save Background Image S S e Save S S g Save here S G Using Linked Info Internet Page g Highlight number S S e Call or Video Call S Internet Page g Highlight number or mail address S S e Crea...

Page 98: ...List g Select item S B S e Delete S S e Yes S Bookmarks List Saved Pages List B S e Delete All S S Enter Handset Code S S e Yes S G Editing Titles Bookmarks List g Select title S B S e Edit S S e Tit...

Page 99: ...6 6 1 Digital TV Digital TV 6 2 Basics 6 2 Area Setup 6 4 Watching TV 6 5 TV Player 6 7 Recording Playing Programs 6 7 TV Timer 6 9 TV Timer TV Timer Recording 6 9 Additional Functions 6 10...

Page 100: ...m related information and interactive services Record current program on Memory Card for later viewing on handset Record a show or activate TV at a specified time enter dates times manually or referen...

Page 101: ...ntainous areas or near tall buildings Aboard trains or in moving vehicles Near high voltage lines neon lights or wireless base stations Near railroad tracks or highways Anywhere a jamming signal is br...

Page 102: ...iku Koshin e Kanto Tokai Select Region 1w Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Saitama Select Prefecture 1w Watching TV without Setting Channels In 2 e No S In this case setup confirmation appears each time TV is ac...

Page 103: ...B to open messages Key Assignments B Open Options menu A Toggle Panel on off D Long Record Activate TV Change Area EF Volume control Toggle Display e Widescreen Adjust volume Portrait Scroll Data Broa...

Page 104: ...ess 3 S Function window closes Data Broadcast Japanese Data Broadcast information viewing is free however using data links related services incurs Internet connection fees A confirmation appears the f...

Page 105: ...private use only and prohibit unauthorized reproduction other use Disney Mobile is not liable for any damages resulting from accidental loss or alteration of recorded content Recording Programs Record...

Page 106: ...when no Marker is saved 2 To advance frames press f while paused Playing Recorded Programs j XX XX XX XX Channel 1 j XX XX XX XX Channel 2 Video List G 1w I K 2 F P 08 XX XX XX XX XX XX Tokyo 23 W Ch...

Page 107: ...V Timer Recording Empty Reservation List G 1w From TV Listing Manual New Entry XX XX HH MM XXXX XX XX YYYY MM DD Starting Date Time G 1w Setting Timer via EPG After 2 e From TV Listing S Refer to the...

Page 108: ...elect locality S S G Switching Reception Areas TV Window S e Select Area S TV Window Operations G Viewing Key Assignments TV Window B S g Help S G Enlarging Widescreen View TV Window B S g Settings S...

Page 109: ...B S e Back to Top S Recording Playback G Checking Memory Card Memory Status Video List B S e Memory Remaining S G Playing Files Repeatedly Video List B S e Playback Pattern S S e Repeat S G Playing Fi...

Page 110: ...ing on the content Deleting Entries Opening Timer Log Playing Recorded Programs Deleting Records TV Timer TV Recording Timer G Setting Timer via Program Info Program Info Window e Select program S B S...

Page 111: ...2 Photo Camera 7 4 Capturing Still Images 7 4 Video Camera 7 5 Recording Video 7 5 Shooting Modes 7 6 Using Shooting Modes 7 6 Editing Images 7 8 Getting Started 7 8 Editing Procedures 7 9 Printing 7...

Page 112: ...o release after set time Imaging Functions Edit captured images or print on a compatible printer Precautions Clean dust smudges from lens cover with a soft cloth before use Mobile camera is a precisio...

Page 113: ...Display Display Indicators Photo Viewfinder 1 Capacity 5 Scene 2 Picture Quality 6 Exposure 3 Picture Size 7 Save to 4 Continuous Shoot 8 Self timer 1 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 Video Viewfinder 1 Video Quality 4...

Page 114: ...st image brightness darker brighter 5 Change image size 0 Open Help IAM QE 1w 3 1 Options IAM QE 1w Hold Sending Captured Images via E Mail After 2 A S Complete message S A May not be delivered as sen...

Page 115: ...nsaved Video In 4 e Preview S Playing Saved Video After 4 B S g Data Folder S S e Select file S Sending Recorded Video via E Mail In 4 e Send S S e Save and Send S S Complete message S A May not be de...

Page 116: ...aptured images are saved 1 In mode menu g Add Frame S 2 g Preset Frames S S e Select frame S 3 Frame image on Display S Captured image appears Using Shooting Modes Self timer Releasing Shutter during...

Page 117: ...ly to scan the area to capture Refer to indicators on Display 3 Image is captured and Save Send menu opens 4 e Save S Image is saved Camera Effects Photo Camera Panorama Picture Photo Camera Camera Ef...

Page 118: ...or crop image for size Retouch Dress up images with preloaded visual effects Paste Add text dates to images Stamp Add stamps to images Face Arrange Make smiley angry or sad faces Frame Add Frame to i...

Page 119: ...Specify display area To zoom in out press B then use e 6 Editing is completed 1 In Picture Editor menu g Face Arrange S Face Arrange Menu 2 e Select type S 3 Editing is completed Editing Procedures C...

Page 120: ...Complete Face Arrange Face Arrange is applied to the adjusted positions Panorama Image Effects 1 In Composite menu g Merge Panorama S 2 e Empty S S g Select image S 3 e EFFECT S S e Select effect S E...

Page 121: ...d print images in Pictures folder Activate Bluetooth on the printer Some images may not be sent depending on file type and size 1 S e Data Folder S S e Pictures S 2 e Select image S B S e Print S 3 e...

Page 122: ...finder B S g Exposure S S f Adjust level G Sending Images Wirelessly Image Save Window B S g Send S S g Bluetooth Via Infrared or IrSimple S Save Send Menu e Send via Bluetooth Send via IrDA or Send v...

Page 123: ...or S S b S f Select outline color S S A G Adding Frames Picture Editor Menu g Frame S S e Select frame S S G Adding Stamps Picture Editor Menu g Stamp S S e Select stamp S S g Move stamp S G Correctin...

Page 124: ...Player 8 2 Media Basics 8 2 Music 8 4 Playing Music 8 4 Video 8 6 Playing Video 8 6 Playlists 8 8 Using Playlists 8 8 Editing Video 8 9 Crop 8 9 Adding Subtitles 8 10 S Applications 8 12 Using S Appl...

Page 125: ...dset Memory Card Memory Card Transferred WMA Files WMA Playback Precautions Media Player is not compatible with some recording playback formats Files may not play depending on the Memory Card status P...

Page 126: ...structions 4 A S e Yes S S Connection ends Disconnect USB Cable Saving AAC Files Convert PC music files to DM002SH compatible format P 14 20 then save to corresponding Memory Card folder P 14 22 via M...

Page 127: ...follow these steps in Standby S e Yes S Playing SD AUDIO or WMA Files In 2 e SD AUDIO or WMA S S From 3 Searching Music Files After 3 B S e Search S S Enter search text S Lyric Display Compatible Fil...

Page 128: ...n both cases Source files will be deleted Deleting Files G Deleting SD AUDIO Files Music File List e Select file S B S e Delete Track S S e Yes S Music Playlists Window e All Music S B S e Del All Tra...

Page 129: ...X XX XX All Videos 1w N Playing SD VIDEO Files In 2 e SD VIDEO S S 4 Searching Video Files After 3 B S e Search S S Enter search text S At Alarm Time Playback stops Video Recorded on Other Devices Vid...

Page 130: ...a Player S Applications 8 8 7 Video Delete other video files from Data Folder Source files will be deleted Deleting Files G Deleting SD VIDEO Files Video File List e Select file S B S e Delete S S e Y...

Page 131: ...laylist S B 2 e Edit List Title S S Enter name S Using Playlists Adding to Playlist Last Played Music My Music SD AUDIO WMA Music 1w Classic mus N No Artist Name X XX XX Classic mus N No Artist Name X...

Page 132: ...ng is complete 5 e Crop S Crop Menu 6 e Select Two Points S Video plays Press to pause start video 7 Press B at start point 8 Press B at end point The portion between two points is saved and playback...

Page 133: ...dvanced S Advanced Menu 5 e Scrolling S 6 e Direction S S e Left to Right S S S S A Subtitle List To add more repeat 2 6 7 A 8 e Create New S Adding Subtitles Empty Empty Empty Edit Subtitle 1w Edit T...

Page 134: ...ore Saving Text After Saving Text Editing Subtitles G Editing Text Edit Subtitle Menu e Edit Text S S Edit text S Subtitle List e Select entry S S e Edit Text S S Edit text S G Deleting Subtitles Subt...

Page 135: ...ng Calls Incoming calls automatically pause S Application S Appli 1w XXXXXXXXX XXXKB XXXXXXXXX XXXKB Download Exiting S Applications Pausing S Applications In 2 e Suspend S Resuming S Applications S e...

Page 136: ...dset Follow onscreen instructions Handset Code may be required Cancel Screensaver to delete Screensaver S Application G Setting S Application to Activate in Standby S e S Appli S S e Settings S S e Sc...

Page 137: ...S e Random Repeat S Music Playback Window B S e Playback Pattern S S e Repeat S Music Playback Window B S e Playback Pattern S S e Repeat All S G Changing Sound Effects Music Playback Window B S e Sou...

Page 138: ...ylists Window B S e Add New Playlist S S Enter name S G Deleting Playlist Files Playlists Window e Select Playlist S S e Select file S B S e Delete S S e Yes S G Deleting Playlists Playlists Window e...

Page 139: ...Using Wakeup TV 9 16 Hour Minder 9 18 Using Hour Minder 9 18 World Clock 9 19 Opening World Clock 9 19 Stopwatch 9 20 Using Stopwatch 9 20 Countdown Timer 9 21 Using Countdown Timer 9 21 S Quick News...

Page 140: ...ndar Opening Calendar tCalendar vAlarms 4Wakeup TV Tasks Tools 1 D C Y l m 1w sf XXXX XX XX gt i Stamp 1w S M T W T F S Switching View sf XXXX XX XX gt XXX XXX 1w S M T W T T F S S M T W F S Key Assig...

Page 141: ...s S 9 A S Saved Saving Schedules u Add New Entr s XXXX XX XX t 1w G X XX Subject 1w XXXX XX XX YYYY MM DD Start Date Time 1w XX XX HH MM Start XX XX XX XX XX End XX XX XX XX XX Category NNo Category N...

Page 142: ...S e Yes S At Alarm Time Opening Schedule While Alarm is activated When Another Function is Active Alarm may not activate until handset returns to Standby Incoming Calls Active Alarm stops for incomin...

Page 143: ...k details S 9 A S Saved Tasks Saving Tasks tCalendar vAlarms 4Wakeup TV Tasks Tools 1 Y l m 1w u Add New Entr All Tasks P O q 1w G X XX Subject 1w XXXX XX XX YYYY MM DD Due Date Time 1w XX XX HH MM Su...

Page 144: ...ks S S e Yes S At Alarm Time Opening Task While Alarm is activated When Another Function is Active Alarm may not activate until handset returns to Standby Incoming Calls Active Alarm stops for incomin...

Page 145: ...S List returns 1 In Notepad list e select entry S B 2 e Delete S S e Yes S Saving Text New Notepad Entry yDocument Viewer CNotepad Tools 3 C Y l m 1w u Add New Entry N N N N N Notepad 1w G X XXXX Text...

Page 146: ...dset Code S S e Yes S Adding Expenses Entering Expenses Saving under Custom Category In 3 e Other S S Enter name S f Decimal Point 5040 Enter Cost 1w O No Category o Miscellaneous o Vehicle o Airfare...

Page 147: ...t volume Press to pause resume Press to stop playback Recording Playing Voice Recording yDocument Viewer CNotepad zVoice Recorder Tools 3 C Y l m 1w XX XX XX XX XX XX z Voice Recorder 1w Play Before S...

Page 148: ...Place m logo over reader writer S Confirm scan results Align handset parallel to reader writer Osaifu Keitai Japanese Basics Starting Lifestyle Appli S e Tools S S f Tools 1 S e Osaifu Keitai S S e L...

Page 149: ...ive mail IC Card Lock is not set 1 Send E Mail or e mail to handset with password as subject Leave other fields blank After handset receives message IC Card Lock is set and notice is sent as a reply L...

Page 150: ...all is recorded as a Missed Call 3 Within three minutes repeat 1 2 twice After the third Missed Call IC Card Lock is set a message announces Remote Lock activation Confirm the message and end the call...

Page 151: ...call Memory M Add to Memory A Decimal Positive Negative Value Percentage B S e S Memory Calculation Numbers saved in Memory remain until handset power is turned off Incoming Calls Calculations are not...

Page 152: ...er 8 e Alarm Volume S 9 e Adjust level S a e Duration S b e Select time S For custom Duration select Other c A S Saved For more settings repeat 2 c d S Alarm setting ends Using Alarms Setting Alarm Al...

Page 153: ...S B S e Clear All S 2 Enter Handset Code S S e Yes S At Alarm Time When Another Function is Active Alarm may not activate until handset returns to Standby Incoming Calls Active Alarm stops for incomin...

Page 154: ...p TV setting ends Using Wakeup TV Setting Wakeup TV Wakeup TV 1w Time XX XX Repeat Once Set Alarm 1w O Once o Every Day All o Selected Days Repeat 1w n Sunday n Monday n Tuesday Selected Days 1w Chann...

Page 155: ...list e select entry S B S e Clear All S 2 Enter Handset Code S S e Yes S At Wakeup TV Time Stopping Alarm Instantly While Alarm is activated When Another Function is Active TV may not activate depend...

Page 156: ...Hour Hour Minder 1w p 0 00 p 1 00 p 2 00 p 3 00 Select Time 1w Adjusting Hour Minder Volume In 2 e Advanced S S e Volume S S e Adjust level S S A S From 5 Changing Hour Minder Duration In 2 e Advanced...

Page 157: ...ock Calendar S 4 e World Clock L etc S Opening World Clock Tokyo My Home City R XX XX XXXX XX XX XXX Tokyo The Other City S XX XX XXXX XX XX XXX World Clock Local Time Zone World Time Zone Set Time Zo...

Page 158: ...Stopwatch ends Records are deleted when Stopwatch ends Using Stopwatch FStopwatch GCountdown Timer xWorld Clock Tools 2 D C Y l m 1w LAP 1 2 3 4 Stopwatch 1w Recording Lap Times While Stopwatch is ru...

Page 159: ...S Countdown Timer ends Tone sounds To stop tone instantly press A or a Side Key Tone stops automatically after a period of time Using Countdown Timer Enter Time 1sec 60min 00 00 Countdown Timer 1w Ti...

Page 160: ...open next one Receiving Content Updates Registering S Quick News Items S Quick News List S Loop List Settings S Quick News 1w mAdd News TS S Quick News List 1w Opening Information Z 7 Z Z Items 5 1w 7...

Page 161: ...t file S Opening PC Documents PDF pdf Microsoft Excel xls Microsoft Word doc Microsoft PowerPoint ppt XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX Other Documents 1w Key Assignments View whole page 7 View lower left g Scrol...

Page 162: ...uctions Download Contents Keys and read CCF files Some files may not be supported 1 In Entertainment menu e BookSurfing S BookSurfing S Application starts Refer to the BookSurfing help menu for operat...

Page 163: ...Scanning Printed Barcodes Scan Barcode Open Barcode Create QR Code Scan Card Scan Text Scanned Results Barcode Scan 1w Normal Scanning D0w Focus Adjustment Bar Key Assignments in Scan Window f Adjust...

Page 164: ...g QR Codes Phone Book Text Input Ring Songs Tones Pictures Notepad Procedure Scan Barcode Open Barcode Create QR Code Scan Card Scan Text Scanned Results Barcode Scan 1w Pictures Ring Songs Tones Note...

Page 165: ...r Card Scan Results Window 6 S A New Phone Book entry is saved Scanning Business Cards Scan Barcode Open Barcode Create QR Code Scan Card Scan Text Scanned Results Barcode Scan 1w 4 5 2 3 XXXX XX XX X...

Page 166: ...haracters XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2 Scan when bar is the bluest Text Scanner E w Focus Adjustment Bar Key Assignments in Scan Window f Adjust brightness 0 Open Help Reversed Text If white text in black ba...

Page 167: ...es S G Adding Stamps Calendar Window Month View g Select date S 2 S g Select stamp S Saving Schedules Tasks G Changing Alarm Tone Video Schedule Entry Window Task Entry Window e Alarm S S e Assign Ton...

Page 168: ...otepad G Editing Notepad Notepad List e Select entry S A S Edit text S Notepad List e Select entry S B S e Change Category S S g Select Category S G Inserting Notepad Text In a text entry window B S e...

Page 169: ...S G Removing Applications from Balance Info List IC Card Settings Menu e Balance Info S S Enter Handset Code S S e Select application S B S e Delete S G Checking E Money Balance on External Display Wi...

Page 170: ...A G Changing Alarm Tone Video Alarm Menu e Assign Tone Video S S e Select folder S S g Select tone file S S A Alarm Menu e Assign Tone Video S S e Custom Screen S S A G Setting Handset to Vibrate at A...

Page 171: ...nder G Changing Hour Minder Tone Video Hour Minder Menu e Advanced S S e Assign Tone Video S S e Select folder S S g Select tone file S S A S A Hour Minder Menu e Advanced S S e Assign Tone Video S S...

Page 172: ...S Loop List S S e Select item S S e Select title S T Unread S Loop U Read S Loop W S Loop auto update disabled G Updating List Automatically S Quick News Menu e Settings S S e Automatic Update S S e S...

Page 173: ...ras 5 4 Entertainment Menu P 9 24 Some files may not open e Books G Copying Text In open page A S e S S g Select first character S S g Highlight text range S G Opening Non DM002SH e Books Library Ente...

Page 174: ...S In a text entry window B S e Scan S S e Scan Code S S Frame barcode in center of Display S S B S g Select first character S S g Highlight text range S G Reading Saved Barcode Images Barcode Scan Me...

Page 175: ...ges Melodies Barcode Scan Results Window g Select file S B S e To Data Folder S G Opening or Playing Files Barcode Scan Results Window g Select file S G Using Images as Wallpaper Barcode Scan Results...

Page 176: ...10 10 1 Communication Services S Loop 10 2 Using S Loop Japanese 10 2 S Friend s Status 10 3 Using S Friend s Status 10 3 S Circle Talk 10 6 Using S Circle Talk 10 6...

Page 177: ...service Share your diary join BBS etc Internet connection is required may incur high charges 1 S e Communication S 2 e S Loop S Refer to the S Loop help menu for operational instructions Using S Loop...

Page 178: ...e Online S 3 e Select Status e g S S e Select new Status S 4 e Select Availability e g Answer OK S S e Select new Availability S 5 e Add Comment S S Enter text S 6 A S Update starts Using S Friend s S...

Page 179: ...s 2 e Select member S Member Status Details Window Registering Members Phone Book Add New Entry Add Member B D 1w When Registration is Complete My Status is sent and member s status appears on handset...

Page 180: ...s S G Deleting Members S Friend s Status Member List e Select member S B S e Registration Release S S e Yes S S e Yes S G Moving Members S Friend s Status Member List e Select member S B S e Change Gr...

Page 181: ...e g No 1 S 5 e Phone Book S S g Select entry S 6 e Select phone number S Omit 6 if only one number is saved Repeat 4 6 to add members 7 A S Saved Using S Circle Talk Registering Members Individual Gr...

Page 182: ...nt left including yourself 1 While handset is ringing vibrating S S Circle Talk starts Alternatively press D S Circle Talk Operations left Initiating S Circle Talk To be the First Speaker After 3 pres...

Page 183: ...e Talk Member List e Select member S B S e Edit S S S e Select method S S g Select entry S S Circle Talk Member List e Select Group S B S e Edit S S e Select target S S Edit enter S S A S Circle Talk...

Page 184: ...11 11 1 Handset Security Handset Security 11 2 Operations Security 11 2 Information Security 11 3...

Page 185: ...ecure Remote Lock disables all operations except turning handset on and activates IC Card Lock P 9 11 For more about Secure Remote Lock see Disney Mobile Website P 14 21 Operations Security Password L...

Page 186: ...ter Handset Code S Activate Show Secret Data to access Secret entries 1 In Locks menu e Show Secret Data S 2 e On S S Enter Handset Code S Information Security Phone Book Lock Temporary Access to Phon...

Page 187: ...11 4 PIN G Changing PIN1 Locks Menu e PIN Entry S S e Change PIN S S Enter current PIN1 S S Enter new PIN1 S S Re enter new PIN1 S G Changing PIN2 Locks Menu e Change PIN2 S S Enter current PIN2 S S E...

Page 188: ...12 2 Transferring Files via Infrared 12 3 Bluetooth 12 6 Transferring Files via Bluetooth 12 7 Mass Storage 12 10 Connecting to PC 12 10 Backup 12 11 Backup Restore 12 11 S Addressbook Back up SAB 12...

Page 189: ...file type Transfer Memory Card files one by one Infrared Phone Book Received Msg Calendar Sent Messages Tasks Drafts Notepad Templates Bookmarks Data Folder Getting Started Infrared Precautions Transf...

Page 190: ...save location appears select a location and press All File Transfer Adding Files e Yes S S Enter Authorisation Code S S e As New Items S Receiving Folders e Yes S S e Yes S Handset receives folders w...

Page 191: ...e Yes or No S S Transfer starts When finished file list returns Transfers are one way end even if files are not received Sending Files One File Transfer BIto Jun AUeda Mikio As Message Via Bluetooth...

Page 192: ...sting Files Request Window e Yes S S Enter Authorisation Code S S e Delete All Save S S e Yes S S Enter Handset Code S G Sending My Details S 0 S B S e Send My Card S S e Via Infrared S S e Yes S S Tr...

Page 193: ...e conversations Bring handsets to within ten meters Bluetooth connection transfer rate may vary depending on conditions TV audio is supported only on SCMS T DRM scheme compliant Bluetooth devices Plac...

Page 194: ...ree devices enter specified Authorisation Code 4 S Paring complete Authorisation Codes are not necessary for paired devices 1 In Bluetooth menu e Paired Devices S All Paired Devices List 2 g Select de...

Page 195: ...ne Book Entries 1 b S g Select entry S B S e Send Entry S 2 e Via Bluetooth S 3 e Select device S S e Yes S S Transfer starts When finished entry list returns 1 In Bluetooth menu e Send All S 2 e Sele...

Page 196: ...Menu e Paired Devices S S e Select device S B S e Delete S S e Yes S G Disconnecting Devices All Paired Devices List f Select device type S e Select device with P S G Overwriting Existing Files Reque...

Page 197: ...USB Cable driver is also contained For details see Utility Software Starter Guide Japanese on Utility Software CD ROM Connecting to PC Accessing Memory Card from PC Yes No Calling not available durin...

Page 198: ...available they are saved as normal received messages Drafts If transferred from Drafts only the first entered recipient remains or SMS addressed to multiple recipients may not be saved Bookmarks Disne...

Page 199: ...et Code S 2 e Yes S 3 e Select item S Backup File List 4 e Select file S For Select All repeat 4 for each item To skip an item press A If there is more than one file check the date of transfer to sele...

Page 200: ...12 13 Backup Available for Phone Book Messaging folders Calendar and Tasks G Encoding Data for Backup Backup Restore Menu e Encode S S e Select item S S e On S G Deleting Backup Files Backup File List...

Page 201: ...andset address is sent to all addresses 8 Backup resets notification setting updates are not sent to any address 9 Export Phone Book content to SAB beforehand About SAB Server Import from Export to PC...

Page 202: ...ontent Capacity Disparities When the number of savable items varies between Phone Book and SAB entries Synchronization reflects lower limit Contract Termination SAB content is deleted upon contract te...

Page 203: ...t Synchronization is performed via Synchronize regardless of selection 1 In S Addressbook menu e Start Sync S S e Select option S 2 e Yes S S Enter Handset Code S Synchronization starts when completed...

Page 204: ...Auto Sync Settings S S Enter Handset Code S S e Set On Off S S e On S S Addressbook Menu e Auto Sync Settings S S Enter Handset Code S S e Set On Off S S e On S S e Set Frequency S S e Select frequenc...

Page 205: ...13 3 Ringtones Sounds 13 5 Text Entry Phone Book 13 6 Calling 13 7 Messaging 13 8 Disney Web PC Site Browser 13 10 Digital TV 13 11 Camera 13 13 Media Player S Applications 13 14 Handy Extras 13 15 Co...

Page 206: ...ttings S e Date Time S Setting the date and time e Set Date Time S S Enter the year S Enter the month S Enter the day S Enter the time S Correcting Clock manually e Time Correction S S e Manual S S e...

Page 207: ...raphics S S e Select item S S e Select folder S S g Select image S S S g Specify display area S Some images may be usable without specifying display area Showing Custom Screen images for incoming call...

Page 208: ...ved messages e External Display S S e Messages S S e Not Display S Hiding caller s number name e External Display S S e Caller Display S S e Off S Additional Display Settings 3 S e Settings S S f Phon...

Page 209: ...Key Answer S S e On S Answer calls with any key except B A or Side Keys System Sound 3 S e Settings S S f Phone Settings S e Sounds Alerts S Changing Keypad Tones e System Sounds S S e Keypad Tones S...

Page 210: ...ink S S e Off S Lowering type priorities in suggestion list e Set Low Priority S S e Select type S P appears S A Showing suggestions in single column e Candidates Format S S e Single Column S Phone Bo...

Page 211: ...S S f Call Video Call S e Video Call S Changing Alternative Image e Camera Picture S S e Alternative Image S S e Select folder S S g Select image S S Changing quality of Incoming Images e Incoming Pic...

Page 212: ...lect option S Opening full message list in Received Msg folder e Received Msg View S S e List View S Opening full message list in Sent Messages folder e Sent Msg View S S e List View S Changing messag...

Page 213: ...ckground Colour S S e Select color S Changing animation speed e Display Speed S S e Select speed S E Mail 3B S e Settings S S e E Mail Settings S Disabling automatic E Mail retrieval e Message DL S S...

Page 214: ...saved information e Memory Operation S S e Delete Cache S S e Yes S Clearing cookies e Memory Operation S S e Delete Cookies S S e Yes S Clearing authentication information e Memory Operation S S e De...

Page 215: ...e Blackness S S e Adjust level S Adjusting color density e Colour S S e Adjust level S Adjusting color tone e Tint S S e Adjust level S Restoring default Image settings e Reset S S e Yes S Tone 3 S e...

Page 216: ...Area S S e Select Area S B S e Channel Update S S e Update All S S e Yes S Assigning key function to f e Channel Key Setting S S e Select function S Reassigning channels to other keys e CH Switch S S...

Page 217: ...For Message Activating automatic saving B S g Settings S S g Auto Save S S g On S Selecting image quality B S g Picture Quality or Video Quality S S g Select quality S Photo Camera 3 S e Camera S Cha...

Page 218: ...ice e Calls Alarms S S e Select item S S e Show Call Notice S Pausing S Application for incoming mail e Calls Alarms S S e Incoming Message S S e Message Priority S Setting handset to show notice at A...

Page 219: ...For Manner Mode S S e Ring S S e Yes S Hour Minder 3 S e Tools S S f Tools 2 S e Hour Minder S S e Advanced S Sounding Hour Minder Time tone even in Manner mode e For Manner Mode S S e Ring S S e Yes...

Page 220: ...nter Handset Code S S Friend s Status 3 S e Communication S S e S Friend s Status S Rejecting requests from unsaved numbers B S e Settings S S e Request Reply S S e Confirm if Registered S Rejection n...

Page 221: ...Device Settings S S e Bluetooth Timeout S S e Select time S PC Connection 3 S e Settings S S f Connectivity S e USB Charge S Disabling USB Charge e Disable S Network 3 S e Settings S S f Network Sett...

Page 222: ...Code S S e Yes S S e Yes S Some default settings may not be restored Clearing all Phone Book entries Data Folder files etc e Reset All S S Enter Handset Code S S e Yes S S e Yes S Delete IC Card data...

Page 223: ...Installation 14 4 Software Update 14 5 Troubleshooting 14 6 Key Assignments 14 9 Pager Codes 14 11 Pager Code List 14 11 Character Codes 14 12 Character Code List 14 12 Specifications 14 18 Memory Ca...

Page 224: ...rd will be reissued for a fee if lost or damaged Return USIM Card to Disney Mobile upon subscription termination Returned USIM Cards are recycled USIM Card specifications may change without prior noti...

Page 225: ...n Reinstall battery P 14 4 Take care not to lose removed USIM Card 1 Remove battery P 14 4 2 Gently slide out USIM Card as shown Reinstall battery P 14 4 USIM Card Installation Inserting Notch Removin...

Page 226: ...lift cover as shown 2 Insert battery With logo side up fit tabs into battery cavity slots 3 Close cover Position and slide the cover gently as shown until it stops Battery Installation About Battery L...

Page 227: ...e or before scheduled update time end all active functions applications Disconnect USB Cable beforehand to reduce failure risk Always back up important information Disney Mobile cannot be held liable...

Page 228: ...ct USIM Card is inserted The inserted USIM Card may not be valid There may be debris on IC chip terminals Clean relevant parts with a dry cloth and re insert Battery strength indicator flashes when no...

Page 229: ...shorter than usual High power consuming operations are in use Keep handset closed in Standby reduce TV S Application Media Player and Camera use and limit transmissions external connections Using han...

Page 230: ...ecipient handset may not be E Mail compatible Recipient must be subscribed to compatible Messaging service E Mail etc The maximum size of messages attachments handsets can receive varies by make and m...

Page 231: ...des 1 1 K space 1 1 2 ABCabc2 2 2 3 DEFdef3 3 3 4 GHIghi4 4 4 5 JKLjkl5 5 5 6 MNOmno6 6 6 7 PQRSpqrs7 7 7 8 TUVtuv8 8 8 9 WXYZwxyz9 9 9 0 0 0 0 Log Disney Pictogram List Symbol List 1 Log Disney Picto...

Page 232: ...kana Double Single byte Alphanumerics Double Single byte Numbers Single byte Character Codes a Conversion up 4 Cursor up b Conversion down 5 Cursor down L line break c Cursor left d Cursor right Chang...

Page 233: ...ase modes Pager Code List Second Digit Press Next 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 First Digit Press First 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 m N 1 8 Space M 2 9 0 Second Digit Press Next 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 First Digit Press First 1...

Page 234: ...Appendix 14 14 12 Character Codes Character Code List Space FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit...

Page 235: ...Appendix 14 14 13 Character Codes FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit...

Page 236: ...Appendix 14 Character Codes 14 14 FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit...

Page 237: ...Appendix 14 14 15 Character Codes FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit...

Page 238: ...Appendix 14 Character Codes 14 16 FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit...

Page 239: ...Appendix 14 14 17 Character Codes FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit FirstThree Digits Last Digit...

Page 240: ...ng Display side Nylon resin SUS insert molded UV painting Housing Display back ABS resin SUS insert molded discontinuous deposition UV painting Ornament panel Display back Acrylic resin UV hard coatin...

Page 241: ...ges for Sent Messages Sent Messages Unsent Messages Templates 50 MB Shared with Data Folder and S Appli Library E Mail Subject 512 single byte characters E Mail Message Approximately 30 000 single byt...

Page 242: ...28 x 96 SubQCIF File Format 3GP ASF Recording Time per Shot SD VIDEO Capacity based Extended Video 30 minutes on Memory Card For Message 295 KB File Name MOLXXX ASF videoXXX 3gp XXX 3 digits Recording...

Page 243: ...Lock password 5 16 single byte alphanumerics Communication Services S Loop List 5 items Member 30 members My Status Comment 15 characters Status Label 4 characters Participant 11 members Speak Time 3...

Page 244: ...tones in Data Folder Flash Ringtones Games and More S Applications Message Templates Graphic Mail templates in Templates folder Music Music files in Data Folder Music Other Documents Other files in Da...

Page 245: ...er P 7 6 Settings Save Videos to P 13 13 Auto Save P 13 13 Video Encode Help P 7 4 Data Folder Function Refer to Pictures P 2 20 DCIM P 2 20 My Pictograms P 2 20 Ring Songs Tones P 2 20 S Appli P 8 12...

Page 246: ...unction Refer to S Quick News P 9 22 BookSurfing P 9 24 e Book Viewer P 9 24 Function Refer to S Quick News List P 9 22 S Loop List P 9 34 Settings Automatic Update P 9 34 Standby Setting Reset S Quic...

Page 247: ...to Function Refer to Wallpaper P 2 7 System Graphics P 13 3 Font Settings Font Size P 2 5 Font Weight P 2 5 Standby Display Clock Calendar P 13 4 Standby Window P 2 6 Show Indicators P 13 4 Show Oper...

Page 248: ...Memory Status P 2 20 Function Refer to Call Time Cost Call Timers P 3 7 Data Counter P 13 7 Call Costs P 3 7 Answer Phone Switch On Off P 3 3 Answer Time Outgoing Message Volume Voicemail Divert Voic...

Page 249: ...Refer to Last Played Music P 8 14 My Music P 8 8 SD AUDIO P 8 4 WMA P 8 4 Download Music P 8 3 Music Search P 8 3 Settings Sound EffectsS P 8 14 Playback Pattern P 8 14 Function Refer to Last Played V...

Page 250: ...New SMS P 4 7 Settings Address Settings P 4 3 General Settings P 13 8 E Mail Settings P 13 9 SMS Settings P 13 9 Speed Mail List P 4 8 Memory Status Function Refer to Sending Status P 13 8 Delivery Re...

Page 251: ...edules 9 29 Opening Schedules 9 4 Saving Schedules 9 3 Call Barring 3 8 Black List 3 13 Payphone 3 13 Unavailable 3 13 Unknown 3 13 Withheld 3 13 Call Forwarding 3 8 Call Log 3 6 Deleting records 3 11...

Page 252: ...ad Dictionary 2 15 DPOF 7 11 Add Date 7 13 Check Settings 7 11 For All Pictures 7 11 Index Print 7 13 E Mail 4 2 Attaching Files 4 5 Auto Play File 13 9 Graphic Mail 4 2 4 6 Feeling Mail 4 2 4 5 Messa...

Page 253: ...orage 12 10 Master Reset 13 18 Format Card 2 24 Reset All 13 18 Reset Settings 13 18 Media Player 8 2 Delete All WMA 8 5 Playlists 8 8 8 15 Sound Output 13 14 Memory All Clear S Applications 13 14 Mem...

Page 254: ...5 4 Jumping to Specific Locations 5 8 Switching View 5 8 Warning Message 13 10 Zoom Factor 5 8 Zooming Specific Areas 5 8 Phone Book 2 16 Category Control 2 27 Changing Light Color Vibration Pattern...

Page 255: ...Zone 9 19 13 2 Set to Default S Applications 13 14 Shortcuts 2 2 Customizing 2 25 Show My ID 3 10 Show My Number 3 13 Show Secret Data 11 3 Side Keys 1 3 Signature Settings 4 8 Simple Menu 2 4 Slide...

Page 256: ...Timer log records opening deleting 6 12 Wakeup TV 9 16 USB Charge 1 7 13 17 User Dictionary 2 15 Editing deleting entries 2 26 USIM Card 14 2 USIM PINs PIN 14 2 Utility Software v 12 10 Vibration 2 9...

Page 257: ...8 3 Hiding Files Entries Data Folder 2 22 Messaging folders 4 14 Phone Book 2 17 Schedules tasks 9 29 Inserting Removing Battery 14 4 Memory Card 2 23 USIM Card 14 3 Locking Restricting Call Log 11 3...

Page 258: ...9 25 Text 9 28 Searching Bluetooth devices 12 7 Music to download 8 3 Music to play 8 4 Phone Book 2 18 Text Internet 5 8 Video to play 8 6 Sending via E Mail Data Folder files 2 21 4 5 QR Codes 9 26...

Page 259: ...blem Repairs within warranty are performed under terms and conditions described Out of warranty possible repairs are performed upon request at subscriber expense For other services contact the distrib...

Page 260: ...ormation Disney Mobile Customer Center From a Disney Mobile handset dial toll free at 157 From landlines dial toll free at 0800 2222 157 SoftBank Global Call Center From outside Japan dial 81 3 5351 3...

Page 261: ...the mobile industry maintain high environmental standards Recycle your old handsets batteries and charger units all manufacturers and brands Before you recycle please remember these important points H...

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