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Making a Call Using Phonebook
Basic
O
perations
Using
P
honebook
You can search Phonebook by the following methods:
・ Reading Search ・ Column Search (see p.108) ・ Memory No. Search (see p.108)
・ Phone No. Search (see p.109) ・ Group Search (see p.109)
・
FOMA Card Group Search (see p.110)
・
Secret Search (see p.114)
•
You can search both the FOMA Built-in Phonebook and the FOMA Card Phonebook by Kana,
Column, or Phone No. Search.
•
Searches cannot be performed when PIM Lock is set.
•
Use Secret Search for parties stored in the Secret memory. Other search methods do not
display the Secret memory items.
Reading Search
You can search for a party by entering the first Kana character in the name.
1
In standby, press ( 電話帳 ), and press ( モード ) repeatedly until the
“ フリガナ検索 ” screen appears.
•
Alternatively, you can select “ でんわ ” “ 電話帳検索 ” from Menu in
standby.
•
Each press of (
モード
) switches the search mode in order.
•
When you use ( モード ) to switch the search mode, the same search
mode screen you selected this time appears the next time.
•
While the FOMA Card is not installed or the FOMA Card cannot be
accessed, the FOMA Card Group Search screen does not appear.
•
If no key is pressed for about 3 minutes, the search screen is closed and the
Standby screen reappears.
Memory
No. Search
Group
Search
Reading
Search
▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼
FOMA Card
Group Search
▼
▲
Column
Search
Phone No.
Search
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Phonebook entries can be displayed for confirmation (see p.111).
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Mail can be composed using Phonebook Search results. Select a recipient from search results and press
, or select “03. メール作成 ” from the submenu. (see “Application” p.133).
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New phonebook entries can be saved from Phonebook Search results.
1
Select “01. 新規登録 ” from the submenu.
The screen to select Phonebook to which mail address is saved appears.
2
Select “1. 本体電話帳 ” or “2. FOMAカード電話帳 ” and press ( 選択 ).
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Repeat from Step 2 in Saving Entries in the FOMA Built-in Phonebook (see p.94) or in Saving Entries
in the FOMA Card Phonebook (see p.99).
Convenient Phonebook functions