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Receive Ir data
p
You can paste the function to
the desktop by pressing
( ) to select “Add
desktop icon”. (See page 167)
2
Receive
p To cancel the communication,
press (
) or .
3
YES
p
The confirmation display
appears asking whether to
continue receiving after
receiving one data file.
When you received multiple
files, select “YES” and repeat
step 3.
Receive One or Multiple Data Files
Ir Data Receiving Selection display
You can send/receive the following data files all at once
to and from the FOMA phone via infrared exchange; the
Phonebook entries, schedule events, ToDo items, free
memos, bookmarks, and mail messages.
Information
p When you have downloaded the i-
α
ppli software that supports the
receiving via external devices using infrared rays and receive a
software start instruction message, the specified software starts up. If
you have not put a check mark for ‘Ir “
i α
ppli To”’ of “Set
i α
ppli To”,
the software does not start up automatically.
p
The phone number is stored to the lowest empty memory number in
“010” through “699” in the Phonebook. If all memory numbers “010”
through “699” are occupied, the phone number is stored to the lowest
empty memory numbers in “000” through “009” (two-touch dial).
p If you receive a Phonebook entry stored as secret data in “Secret
mode” or “Secret only mode”, the Phonebook entry is stored as an
ordinary one.
p If you receive a Phonebook entry, the confirmation display appears
asking whether to also store in PushTalk Phonebook. Select “YES” (or
select phone number when multiple phone numbers are stored) to also
store in PushTalk Phonebook.
p Data of “Own number” you have received is stored as a Phonebook
entry.
p
Received mail messages are saved to the Inbox folder in “Inbox Folder
List”. When the maximum number of storable messages (see
page 464) is exceeded, the mail messages overwrite in the order of
mail messages within the “Trash box” folder and received mail
messages from the oldest one.
p Sent mail messages overwrite the unprotected and oldest mail
message in the Outbox folder.
p You cannot store a still image in excess of 700 Kbytes, moving image
in excess of 800 Kbytes, or melody file in excess of 100 Kbytes.
Sending/Receiving All Data Files
■ If you send/receive all data files
p
If you send all Phonebook entries, the “Own number” data is also sent.
p All the data of “Own number” at the receiving end is overwritten except
the own number. Mail address is also overwritten by sender’s address,
so restore it at the receiving end.
p You can send/receive the protected sent/received mail messages.
■ Be sure to read the following before sending/receiving all data
files:
p
Receiving all data files deletes all data you have stored including the
protected ones, and the received data overwrites the existing data.
Check that no important data is stored before receiving all data files.
p
Receiving all data files in the Phonebook overwrites personal data
(except own number) stored in “Own number”.
p The Phonebook entries stored as secret data are also sent. The sent
“Secret data” is stored as “Secret data” at the receiving end, too.
p The group names in the Phonebook you have received are stored, so
the data set in “Group setting” is also overwritten.
p When you send/receive all data files, the bar indicating the
communication status appears to notify you of the number of sent data
files (estimate). The bar may progress slowly or look different from that
viewed from the receiving end even when the data has correctly been
sent/received depending on the size of the sending/receiving data.