Docomo STYLE N-02A, Instruction Manual

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Appendix/Troublesho
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Camera
Images taken with the camera are flickered
●
When you take pictures indoors, flickering may appear
due to the effect of fluorescent lighting, etc. Changing
the “Flicker” setting may suppress flickering.
→ p.228
Still images or movies captured with the camera
look too bright
●
You may shoot them outside or in a bright place with
“Flicker” set to “Mode 1 (50Hz)” or “Mode 2 (60Hz)”.
Restore the “Flicker” setting to “Auto”.
→
p.228
Chance capture shooting shortens the shooting
time
●
Chance capture shooting saves management data
together with movie data, which may shorten the
shooting time.
1Seg
Cannot watch 1Seg programs
●
Are you out of digital terrestrial broadcast range or is
the reception poor?
●
Are channels set? → p.245
Playing Images/Movies/Music
“ ” appears when I attempt to display an
image, or “ ” appears when I attempt to play
for demonstration or see a preview
●
“ ” may appear when the image data is corrupted.
It takes long to display or play a movie/i-motion or
Chaku-Uta-Full
®
●
Is the movie/i-motion or the Chaku-Uta-Full
®
stored in
the “Movable contents” folder? It may take long to
display or play data stored in the “Movable contents”
folder.
Cannot copy or move a movie/i-motion or Chaku-
Uta-Full
®
to a microSD card
●
Is the Chaku-Uta-Full
®
saved partially?
→
p.261
●
Is the replay restriction (count, period, time limit) of the
movie/i-motion or Chaku-Uta-Full
®
invalid? → p.317
Text appears instead of image, i-motion, music,
Music&Video Channel, video or Machi-chara
●
The following indicate that the image, i-motion, music,
Music&Video Channel, video or Machi-chara cannot be
selected for the function. Select data that will not
display the following: “Not available”, “Expired file”, “No
preview data”
→ pp.258, 261, 316, 324, 327, 332
A microSD card cannot be read during SD-Audio
data playback, or “Replay error Quitting” appears
●
Move the audio data to a PC using “SD-Jukebox”, then
format the microSD card using “SD-Jukebox”. After
that, move the audio data back to the microSD card.
Viewing PDF Data/Documents
A PDF data is not properly displayed
●
PDF data may not be properly displayed if it contains
formats unsupported by PDF viewer or complicated
designs.
It takes long to display a PDF data
●
It may take long to display a large PDF data.
Cannot copy a PDF data to the FOMA terminal
●
Does the PDF file size exceed 2M bytes?
→
p.358
Cannot copy a PDF data to a microSD card
●
Was the PDF data downloaded by page? → p.358
Document is not displayed properly
●
A document may not be properly displayed if it contains
formats unsupported by Document viewer or
complicated designs.
It takes long time to open a document
●
It may take long to display a large document.
Data Communications
Cannot install the FOMA communication setting
file (driver) or establish data communication
●
Is the USB mode setting set to “microSD mode” or
“MTP mode”? Set it to “Communication mode”.
→ p.347
Data transfer is not performed
●
Do you use USB HUB? USB HUB may not work
correctly.
PC cannot be connected in MTP mode
●
A microSD card that was used on another FOMA
terminal is not available.
→ p.265
When connecting the FOMA terminal to a PC in
MTP mode, the FOMA terminal is incorrectly
recognized as a camera device
●
Is the Windows Media Player version 9 or under?
→ pp.265, 347
If the version of Windows Media Player is 9 or under,
Windows Media Player does not support MTP mode
and cannot be recognized as an MTP device.
Upgrade Windows Media Player, and follow the
procedure below to uninstall N-02A that was
recognized as a camera device once:
[Windows XP]
1
． Connect N-02A to a PC via USB Cable
2 ． Click “ スタート ” (Start), right-click “ マイコンピュー
タ ” (My Computer), click “ 管理 ” (Manage) then “ デ
バイスマネージャ
” (Device Manager)
3 ． Right-click “N-02A” under “ イメージングデバイス ”
(Imaging Device) then click “ 無効 ” (Disable)
4
．
Right-click “N-02A” under “
イメージングデバイス
”
(Imaging Device) then click “
削除
” (Uninstall)
5 ． Disconnect N-02A from the PC
6 ． Set MTP mode again and reconnect N-02A to a PC