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Tone/Displa
y/Lighting Settings
<Keypad sound>
Setting the Keypad Tone
Default settings ON
● Setting this function to “OFF” also disables the following tones:
・
Warning tones
・
Battery low warning tone
・
The tone emitted when you start adjusting the volume
・
Alarm clock snooze release tone
● The keypad sound is the level set in “Volume” during a call, and fixed at the same level while not talking on the phone.
●
The confirmation sound is not limited to this function and sounds in the following operations:
・
When
s
(Memo/Check) is pressed while the FOMA terminal is closed.
・
When a shot is taken with a camera.
・
Start/Finish of memo playback (the sound emanates from the receiver.).
・
Start/Finish of voice memo and voice announce recording (the sound emanates from the receiver.).
● When setting the keypad tone from the initial settings (P. 44), you do not need to press
i30
in step (1).
1
Press
i30
s
Select
1
“ON” or
2
“OFF”.
<Charge sound>
Setting the Confirmation Tone for FOMA Terminal Charging
Default settings ON
This function allows you to set the FOMA terminal so that it emits a short double-beep (“bibip”) when charging starts
and ends so that you do not leave the FOMA terminal charging indefinitely.
●
The confirmation tone sounds in the following situations regardless of the setting specified in this function:
・ When a display other than the stand-by display ・ When a call is being sent
・
When a call is being received
・
During a talk
・ When the FOMA terminal is set to Manner mode ・ When the FOMA terminal is set to Driving mode
・
During recording of a stand-by voice memo
・
During recording of a voice announce
・ During data communication ・ When the FOMA terminal is turned off
1
Press
i
s
Select and press
d
s
Press
v
s
Press
1
“Other settings”
s
Select “Charge sound” and press
d
s
Select
1
“ON” or
2
“OFF”.
<Quality alarm>
Having the FOMA Terminal Warn You Before a Call Drops Out
Default settings High tone
The FOMA terminal uses this function to sound an alarm tone during a voice call or video-phone call warning you
that the signal quality is deteriorating and the call is likely to drop out.
● The call may drop out without a warning tone if the signal quality worsens very quickly.
Note
● When the FOMA terminal is set to vibrate, take care that the ring tone vibration does not move the FOMA terminal towards fire (e.g. on a space
heater) or cause it to fall off a table, etc.
● When “Ring volume” is not set to “Silent” and the vibrator is set, the FOMA terminal uses a ring tone and vibration to notify you of received calls.
When “Ring volume” is set to “Silent”, the FOMA terminal uses vibration only.
● The vibrator vibrates at a set strength regardless of the ring volume setting.
● The vibrator should be set to “OFF” during charging.
● If the vibrator setting is duplicated in the “Utilities” function for the phonebook or “Utilities” function for the group, the priority is as follows (where
q
has the highest precedence):
q
The vibrator setting phonebook utilities
w
The vibrator setting specified in group utilities
e
The vibrator setting