Foma N900i '04.2, Manual

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Using the Phonebook
Utilities
Default setting All canceled
You can set a different ring tone or answer message of the record message for
each phone number, mail address or group in the phonebook. It is useful when
distinguishing the caller of an incoming call by only a ring tone.
You can set the following Utilities functions:
Utilities
Incoming
See page
Outgoing
※
1
：
Incoming calls can be distinguished when received through 64K data communication.
※ 2 ： You must set the “Record message” (p.84) to “ON” beforehand.
●
You can set these functions for all phone numbers, mail addresses and all groups except
“Group 00” stored in the FOMA terminal (main unit) phonebook.
●
You cannot set these functions for the phonebook entries stored in the FOMA card.
● You cannot set these functions for the phonebook entries stored in the “Secret mode” or
“Secret only mode”.
● When the caller restricts the phone number display, the Utilities are invalid. “Caller ID request”
setting is useful.
→
p.284
1
Display the details screen for the phonebook entry you want
to set the Utilities functions.
How to search the phonebook → p.116
When multiple phone numbers are stored in a single phonebook
Press
v
to display the desired phone number.
Purpose
You can follow the same procedure to set the incoming/outgoing utilities to phone
numbers and mail addresses stored in the phonebook.
Distinguishing Incoming Calls for Each Phone Number and Group
Utilities
Making incoming/outgoing setting for each phone number or mail address
By a ring tone
※ 1
By the flashing color
of the incoming
call lamp
※ 1
By an image
By a ring tone
By the flashing color
of the incoming call
lamp
Ring tone
Illumination
Image
Answer message
Mail ring tone
Mail illumination
Dialing speed
p.163
p.185
p.177
p.84
p.163
p.185
p.95
To distinguish the callers of
incoming calls by a ring tone, image,
etc.
To set a different answer message for each phonebook
entry when the record message is activated
※ 2
To distinguish the senders of
incoming mail by a ring tone, etc.
To set a different communication speed for each phonebook
entry when making a videophone call