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• When using the handset overseas, check the voltage and the power socket shape used where you are, and charge
using the FOMA overseas-compatible AC adapter 01(optional) and a commercially available conversion plug
adapter appropriate for the location(do not use a transformer for overseas travel).
• Use the adapter with the specified power source and voltage. Failing to do so may result in fire or malfunction.
• The DC adapter is exclusive for a negative ground car (12V/24V).
• A fuse (2A) is a consumable item. Purchase a replacement fuse from any car parts shop.
• Do not charge while the car engine is not running to avoid exhausting the car battery.
Battery Meter
Checking the Battery Level
An icon indicating the approximate battery level is displayed at the top of the screen.
(Green): The battery level is almost full.
(Green): The battery level is getting low.
(Yellow): The battery level is almost empty. Start charging.
(Red): The battery pack is exhausted. The handset will turn itself off in a
moment. Charge the battery pack.
Checking Battery Level with the Display
Approximate battery level can be checked in 6 levels.
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(Settings)
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"Phone Status"
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"Battery
Meter"
• 6-5 : The battery level is almost full.
• 4-3 : The battery level is getting low.
• 2-1 : The battery level is almost empty. Start charging.
• 0
: The battery pack is exhausted. The handset will turn itself off in a moment. Charge the battery
pack.
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When the battery pack is running out
The low battery alert, "pico", sounds approximately every 3 minutes.
appears at the top
of the screen and a message "Low Battery" appears. You can keep using the handset after
the Low Battery Alert sounds; however, the handset power will be automatically turned off
momentarily. During a call, the low battery alert sounds from the Earpiece every 30 seconds.
You can keep talking, however, the call will be terminated momentarily when the handset
power is automatically turned off.
AC Adapter/DC Adapter
DC Adapter
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