NTT docomo FOMA SO906i, User Manual

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Secur
ity Settings
4
Enter a PIN1 code and press (OK).
The entered PIN1 code is displayed as asterisks (
＊
).
 The PIN1 code is set to “0000” at the time of
subscription.
The PIN1 code setting is set.
Changing the PIN1 Code/PIN2
Code

To change the PIN1 code, set the PIN1 code setting
to [ON].
Example: Changing the PIN1 code
1
From the Menu, select [Settings] →
[Management] → [UIM setting] and press
.
The Security code screen appears.
2
Enter the Security code and press
(OK).
The UIM setting display appears.
3
Select [Change PIN1 code] and press .
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To change the PIN2 code
Select [Change PIN2 code].
4
Enter the current PIN1 code and press
(OK).
The entered PIN1/PIN2 code is displayed as
asterisks (
＊
).
5
Enter a new PIN1 code and press (OK).
Enter a 4- to 8-digit code.
6
Enter the new PIN1 code again and press
(OK).
The new PIN1 code is set.
Canceling the PIN Lock
Example: Canceling the PIN1 code lock
1
Enter the 8-digit PUK code and press
(OK).
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１０ｔｉｍｅｓ ｌｅｆｔ
The entered PUK code is displayed as asterisks (
＊
).
2
Enter a new PIN1 code and press (OK).
Enter a 4- to 8-digit code.
The entered PIN1 code is displayed as asterisks (
＊
).
3
Enter the new PIN1 code again and press
(OK).
The PIN lock is canceled and the PIN1 code is
changed to the new one.
Various Locking Functions
The FOMA terminal offers many lock functions
to assure safety operation, such as preventing
unauthorized use of the FOMA ter minal,
protecting the Phonebook from being seen by
others. You can use any mix of these functions
depending on the purpose.
Functions Description
Lock all Prevent others from using the FOMA
terminal (P.125).
Omakase
Lock Lock the FOMA terminal to prevent
others from using it. For example, this
service is useful when you lose or
misplace the FOMA terminal (P.126).
Self mode Disable all functions that involve calls
and communication, such as placing/
receiving a voice or videophone
call, originating/receiving a PushTalk
call, sending/receiving mail, infrared
communication, or the infrared remote
control (P.127).