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<Select icons setting>
Selecting the Icons in the Stand-by Display
Default settings ON
You can use this procedure to select the display icons, date or time in the stand-by display using the neuropointer.
1
Press
i
s
Select and press
d
s
Press
v
s
Press
1
“Other settings”
s
Select “Select icons setting” and press
d
s
Press
1
“ON”.
■ To make icons not selectable
Press
2
“OFF”.
Selecting a display icon with the neuropointer
1 In the stand-by display, slide your finger over
d
to display the neuropointer ,
and move the cursor to the icon you want to check.
The icon title appears.
You can also select the date or time.
You can also use
b
to select an icon.
2
Press
d
.
Note
● You cannot make a call before completing the procedure for displaying the confirmation display from a desktop icon notifying you of information.
When “Operation preferred” is selected in “Alarm setting”, no alarm notification is provided. Press
y
or
t
to return to the stand-by display
before performing the operation.
● Even when there is no “New mail” icon displayed, there may still be new mail at the i - mode Center that has not been received on the FOMA terminal.
Similarly, there may still be recorded messages at the Voice Mail Service Center even when there is no “Voice mail” icon displayed.
● Desktop icons that notify you of information are deleted once the respective functions are launched. To clear all the icons, hold down the
t
key
for 1 second or longer.
● If you select “Not display” for “Missed calls display” in the “Ringing time” setting, calls that you missed during the time taken for the FOMA terminal to
start ringing do not appear in the Received calls record. However, this excludes calls from phone numbers stored in the phonebook.
Selective icon Status after being selected
Displays “PIM lock”.
/ Displays “Keypad dial lock”.
Shows the “Keypad dial lock” and “PIM lock” selection display.
(White)/ (Red)/ /
(White)/ (Red)
Displays the “Inbox”.
(White)/ (Red) Displays “Message Request”.
(White)/ (Red) Displays “Message Free”.
(White)/ (Red)/ (White)/
(Red)/ (White)/ (Red)
Displays “Check new message”.
Displays “Receive option”.
Displays “Self mode”.
/ Displays “Task menu”.
/ / Displays the “Vibrator” and “Mail/Msg. ring time” selection display.
Self mode