Docomo N-03A, Instruction Manual

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■ Guide to the scanning screen
<Example: Card read mode>
Guidance : Displays the operation.
Recognition frame: Displays the recognition field.
Item icon
: Displays the item to scan.
Card read mode: “Name/phone
number/mail address/postal code/
address/memo”
Compose message mode:
“Receiver/subject/message”
Recognized text field:
Displays the scanned text (The
guidance appears on some
screens).
Recognition mode:
Displays the recognition mode used
for scanning “Kanji (lateral writing/
vertical writing)/postal code/phone
number/mail address/URL”.
Remaining characters:
Displays the remaining number of
single-byte characters that can be
scanned.
NEGA mode : Appears if the NEGA/POSI mode is
set to “Negative fix”.
Scanning text
<Example: To scan text in Card read mode>
z
Before scanning, set to the close-up mode by
moving the lens selector switch to
(macro
lens).
→
P.194
1
i
X
“LifeKit”
X
“Text reader”
The “Text reader screen”
appears.
2 “New”
The “Scanning mode
selection screen” appears.
“Scanning mode” → P.206
3 “Card read”
The “Text reader scanning
screen” appears.
4 Use
v
to highlight the icon for the
item to scan
X
Display the text in the
recognition field
Focus the text so that the entire text appears as
large as possible inside the recognition field.
If the recognition field cannot display the whole
text, the text can be scanned several times.
■ To adjust the zoom
f
: Changes from “Normal” to “Large”.
g
: Returns from “Large” to “Normal”.
5
d
(Read)
The FOMA terminal scans the text, and the
recognized text appears in red.
■ To rescan the text
X
t
X “YES”
If the screen does not display the entire text,
press
b
to check.
Pressing
p
(Store) stores the scanned text,
and then the reading data screen (detail)
appears.
The following are the two methods to edit the
scanned text:
Guidance
Recognition
frame
Item icon
Recognized text field
Recognition mode
Remaining characters
NEGA mode
Text reader
Function menu ¨ P.208
Text reader scanning
Function menu ¨ P.208