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Phonebook
■ Displaying detailed registered information (only the FOMA terminal phonebook)
a
Press
&
.
･
Each time you press
r
, the screen switches as follows: “Details(Mail)”, “Details(Other)”
and “Details(Phone)” from “Details(TOP)”. Press
l
to switch the screen in reverse order.
･ Mail screen displays the total number of mails sent/received and the date and time of the
last mail.
･
Phone screen displays the total number of calls made/received and the date and time of
the last call.
Edit Phonebook
Editing phonebook entries
You can edit or copy the phonebook data registered in the phonebook and change the order of
the phone numbers and mail addresses in the phonebook data. The phonebook Nos. for 2
phonebook data is switched.
Editing saved phonebook entries
1
Press
p
on the stand-by display.
The search screen or result of the search by the procedure of the last search is displayed. Perform
searching when the search screen is displayed.
2
Place the cursor at the entry to correct and press
m3
.
3
Edit phonebook entries.
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For more information on each item, please refer to Registering entries into the FOMA terminal
phonebook (
☛
P104) or Registering entries into the UIM phonebook (
☛
P108).
4
Press
p
.
･
If the phonebook of the FOMA terminal phonebook entries are edited, Enter Ph Book No. screen
is displayed. Select Overwrite or New entry according to the message displayed after entering
the phonebook No.
When Overwrite is selected, even if the number is changed in the phonebook No. input, the
previous phonebook entries are discarded. When New entry is selected, the phonebook No.
input is displayed again. Enter the number (0 to 699) if needed.
･
When phonebook entries in the UIM phonebook are edited, the message selecting registering
method appears. Select Overwrite or New entry.
INFORMATION
● The total numbers of calls/mails and the date and time of the last call/mail apply to both incoming and
outgoing calls/mail. Note that uncompleted calls/i-mode/mails due to no reply of the other party’s call or
the radio wave conditions are not counted.