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Network
Service
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You cannot specify “Voice mail” and “Call forwarding” for the same
number stored in the Phonebook.
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When a call comes in from the phone number set with this function, the
ring tone sounds for about one second and then the call is connected
to the Voice Mail Service Center. You will be notified of the call by the
icons on the desktop (see pages 68 and 140) and “Received calls”.
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If you have not yet signed up for Voice Mail Service, the call will be a
missed call.
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You cannot specify “Voice mail” for the phone number of the Phonebook
entry stored in “Secret mode”, “Secret only mode”, and in the UIM.
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Note that this function is released if you change the phone number
you have specified.
Information
Forward Specified Calls to
the Voice Mail Center
Detailed Phonebook display
(
)
Restrictions Enter the Terminal Security
Code
Voice mail
“Voice mail” is indicated by “
★
”.
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See page 101 for how to search the Phonebook.
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See page 146 for the Terminal Security Code.
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To release “Voice mail”, perform the same operation.
1
You can automatically connect the calls coming from
the phone numbers stored in the Phonebook to the
Voice Mail Service Center regardless of the Activate/
Deactivate setting for the Service.
You can specify up to 20 phone numbers. This setting is
valid only when the caller notifies his/her Caller ID. It is
advisable to activate “Caller ID request” at the same time.
When you receive another call during a call, you can put
the current call on hold to take the new call.
You can also make a new call putting the current call on
hold.
You cannot use this function if you are out of the service
area or in a place where radio waves do not reach.
You need to apply Call Waiting Service to use it.
<Call Waiting>
Using Call Waiting Service
Charges for Call Waiting
To use Call Waiting, you are charged monthly fee. Refer
to “Network Services User’s Guide” for more details.
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About Call Waiting
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When using Call Waiting, set “Arrival call act” to “Answer”. If you
select another setting, you cannot answer the incoming call during
a call even if you activate Call Waiting.
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If a “User unset” call comes in while “Caller ID request” is set to
“Activate”, the Caller ID Request guidance is played back. (Call
Waiting is not available.)
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Call Waiting does not work while the following are working:
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When dialing 110, 119, 118 or 104
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When dialing 117 (when a voice call comes in, you hear the ring tone
in call but cannot answer that call. The call is recorded as a missed
call in Received Call Record.)
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During a video-phone call (recorded as a missed call in Received
Call Record)
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A video-phone call comes in during a voice call (recorded as a
missed call in Received Call Record)
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When dialing out or calling the other party
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When dialing a four-digit number such as 1411 (activating Voice
Mail Service) or 1420 (deactivating Call Forwarding Service) to set
each Network Service
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While the call is connected to the Voice Mail Service Center such
as for playing back messages if signed up for Voice Mail Service
Activate
Call waiting Activate YES
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To cancel, select “NO” and press
.
1
You can start using Call Waiting Service.
Deactivate
Call waiting Deactivate YES
●
To cancel, select “NO” and press
.
1
You can stop using Call Waiting Service.
Status Request
Call waiting Status request
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After checking, press
.
1
You can check the setting contents of Call Waiting
Service.
Answer an Incoming Call during a Call
If another call comes in during
the current call, press
.
The current call is automatically put on hold
so that you can receive a new call.
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“Multi calling” is displayed when there is
the party on hold.
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Each time you press
, you can
switch the parties you can talk with.
1
You can answer the second call putting the first call on
hold.
End a Call to Answer Another Call
If another call comes in during a call, press
.
The ring tone sounds. (If you have set an i-motion movie for the
ring tone, the ring tone set at purchase sounds.)
1
Press or
.
You can answer the call.
2
You can answer a new call after finishing the current
call.
