Foma N903i, Manual

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Mail
<Receive SMS>
When You Receive SMS
(Short Message)
When the FOMA terminal is in a service area,
SMS is automatically sent to the FOMA terminal
from the SMS Center
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The received SMS can be stored in the FOMA
terminal up to 1,000 messages together with
i-mode mail.
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When you receive SMS, the “ ”
(white) icon flashes and “Mail
Receiving...” is displayed
After receiving is completed, the number of
messages count is displayed about the received
SMS, i-mode mail, MessageR and MessageF on
the reception results screen.
When “Mail” is selected, the received mail list
screen appears.
No operation for about 15 seconds brings back to
the previous screen. The time for displaying the
reception result screen depends on the “Mail/Msg.
ring time” setting.
The ring tone volume conforms to the setting of
“Mail” under “Ring volume”.
Viewing received SMS
(Short Message)
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For received SMS, the beginning of the message
is displayed as the subject in the received mail
list screen.
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For received SMS reports, “SMS report” is
displayed as the subject of the received mail list
screen.
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For Voice Mail notices, “Noticecall voicemail” is
displayed as the subject of the received mail list
screen.
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Set “3D display setting” to “ON” to select the
desktop icon of a new mail, and an icon
expressing the emotion that matches the
message body and pictographs included in the
subject are displayed as a 3D animation.
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On the standby
screen
X
d
X
“ ”
Selecting the “ ” (white) icon
displays the unread mail list. For
the function menu on the unread
mail list screen, see the function
menu of the received mail list
screen (p.264).
SMS input char.
(default: Japanese)
Sets the input method of the SMS
message. Up to 70 characters of all
the double bytes and single bytes can
be entered in Japanese. Up to 160
single-byte alphanumeric characters
can be entered in English.
Erase message Deletes only the message body.
Delete Deletes SMS in editing.
NOTE
e If you set “SMS input char.”, “SMS report req.” or
“SMS valid per.” in the Mail settings screen, the
setting is retained even after the FOMA terminal is
turned off. However, if you set the “SMS input char.”,
“SMS report req.” or “SMS valid per.” using the
function menu, only one SMS which is currently
setting is available.
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If “None” is set in “SMS valid per.”, the message is
deleted from the SMS Center after resending in a
given period of time.
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ＭｅｓｓａｇｅＦ ０
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NOTE
e If the FOMA terminal contains 1,000 received
messages (the total of i-mode and SMS) or exceeds
the storage capacity even less than 1,000 messages,
messages are automatically deleted from the trash
box and Inbox in chronological order on receiving.
Note that the following mails are not deleted: unread
mails, received mails in protection or i-mode mail and
SMS in the Secret folders. You should protect any
necessary received mail.
→
pp.264, 267
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When the “ ”(red) icon is displayed, the FOMA
terminal cannot receive any further i-mode mail. To
receive a new message, delete an unnecessary i-mode
mail and SMS, or read an unread i-mode mail and SMS
until those icons no longer appear. A read message is
overwritten in chronological order on receiving.
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When you receive multiple mails (i-mode and SMS) at
the same time, the FOMA terminal uses the ring tone
and incoming call lamp pattern set to the last item of
mail received.
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If you receive the short mail from the mova terminal,
the source phone number is displayed. If the caller ID
is not provided, the reason for no caller ID is displayed.
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If you receive SMS while playing an i-motion, the
video and sound may be interrupted.
<Priority order for ring tone and incoming call lamp
operations>
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When receiving SMS, setting priority for the ring tone
and illumination is as follows:
① “Discern connect” specified for each phone number
→
p.118
②
“Discern group” specified for each group
→
p.118
③ “Select ring tone”/“Kisekae Tool setting” → pp.124,
142, “Illumination” → p.145
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