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Be careful not to touch the cut surface of
the UIM (IC portion) when removing it.
You may hurt your hand or fingers.
■ The description below meets “Guidelines on the
Use of Radio-communication Equipment such as
Cellular Telephones – Safeguards for Electronic
Medical Equipment” by the Electromagnetic
Compatibility Conference Japan.
Turn off the FOMA phone in crowded
areas such as inside trains during rush
hour, as someone with an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted
defibrillator may be near you.
Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator can be affected by radio waves.
Comply with the following in hospitals
or health care facilities:
p
Do not carry the FOMA phone into operating rooms,
intensive care units (ICU) or coronary care units (CCU).
p Turn off the FOMA phone in hospital wards.
p If there is any electronic medical equipment near
you, turn off the FOMA phone even when in a
location such as a lobby.
p Comply with any regulations of hospital and health
care facilities instructing you not to use or carry in a
mobile phone.
p If the Auto Power ON function is set, deactivate the
setting, then turn the power off.
If you use an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted defibrillator,
use the mobile phone 22 cm or more
away from an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted defibrillator.
Operation of an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator can be affected by radio
waves.
Patients using electronic medical
equipment other than implanted
cardiac pacemakers or implanted
defibrillators (outside medical
establishments for treatment at home,
etc.) should check the influence of
radio waves upon the equipment by
consulting its manufacturer.
Operation of electronic medical equipment can be
affected by radio waves.
Precautions for UIM
Caution
Notes on using near electronic
medical equipment
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