Foma D704i, Manual

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413 Appendix/External Devices/Troubleshooting
Example of Error messages
Error Message
Main error messages displayed on the FOMA terminal are shown in the alphabetical order as follows:
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The “(number)” or “(XXX)” in error messages is a code used to distinguish the error sent from the i-mode Center.
Address is not valid. (451)
Failed to transmit the i-mode Mail
messages. Make sure if the address
is correct.
Authentication interrupted.
Displayed when you stop
authentication on the screen.
Authentication type is not
supported. (401)
The authentication type is not
supported and connection to the
specified i-mode sites or websites
are disabled.
Cannot execute because of
other tasks.
Please retry after the running
function is finished.
Can not open any more
window.
Cannot open a new window because
the number of windows or frames is
too many. It may be displayed when
closing the open windows.
Cannot save to a microSD.
Saving to phone memory.
The still image/video with recorded
Chara-den downloaded for which
Rec.File Restriction
has already been
set to
File Restricted
cannot be saved
to a microSD memory card. The
Rec.
File Restriction
setting cannot be
changed.
Caution ! This SMS includes
Phone Nos. or URLs.
Be careful if you do not
recognize the sender.
In case
Message scan
is set to
Valid
in Scanning Setting, when received
SMS messages contain the phone
number or URL, this message
appears when the SMS message is
tried to be displayed first.
Certificate is
rejected.(tampered)
The site certificate is altered.
Connection is suspended.
Check address.
Failed to transmit SMS. Make sure if
the address is correct.
Check address.
The mail address in the mail group
contains error or no mail address is
entered.
Check the mail address.
Check SMS center setting.
SMS setting at
SMSC
is incorrect.
Check the setting.
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P227
Connection failed.
Failed to connect to the i-mode
Center. Please move to another
location with good radio reception
and retry.
Connection failed. (403)
Failed to connect due to some cause
such as connection to the specified
i-mode sites or websites were
rejected.
Connection failed. (503)
Failed to connect because of the
maintenance of the server or
congestion of the line.
Please retry after a while.
Connection failed. (562)
Failed to connect to the i-mode
Center. Please move to another
location with good radio reception
and retry.
Connection interrupted.
Please move to another location with
good radio reception and retry. If the
error persists, try again later.
Contains bad data.
i- α ppli cannot be started from invalid
data read with Bar Code Reader.
Content length exceeds
maximum size for i-motion.
Reception was suspended because
the i-motion data exceeded the
maximum size.
Content length exceeds
replayable size for i-motion.
Reception was suspended because
the i-motion data exceeded the
maximum size.
Continue using i-
α
ppli and
transmit data?
i-
α
ppli tried to transmit again after
the message
Data transmission is
frequent. Continue transmission?
was
displayed. Select
Yes
to use i-
α
ppli
successively,
Terminate i-
α
ppli
to
quit i- α ppli.
Data damaged. Restore
default settings?
The data contains error. Select
Yes
to return to the default setting.
Cannot be started without restoring
the default setting.
Data in IC card is full. Unable
to download. Delete service?
New Osaifu-Keitai compatible i-
α
ppli
cannot be downloaded if Osaifu-Keitai
compatible i-
α
ppli registered already
is deleted because the data in IC card
is full. Select
Yes
and the Osaifu-Keitai
compatible i-
α
ppli which registered
already appears.
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In case the message
IC card
software full
.
Delete software
.
appears on the list, select i-
α
ppli to
be deleted. When highlighting i-
α
ppli,
in case
Start
is shown in the upper
right part of the guide row, select after
activating i-
α
ppli by pressing
p
and delete the data in IC card.
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In case the message
xxxx byte need
to delete
. appears on the list, the data
size used in IC card is shown for
i-
α
ppli respectively. Activate i-
α
ppli
and delete the data in IC card.
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