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9-4

Using Infrared

Wirelessly exchange contacts, 

bookmarks, etc. with Infrared 

devices.

 

.

Transfer may be unavailable 

depending on the other device and 

file content. Some settings may be 

lost, or transferred files may not be 

saved properly.

 

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Infrared Precautions

Align Infrared Ports of both devices.

 

.

Keep Infrared Ports aligned during 

transfer.

 

.

Do not look into Infrared Port during 

Infrared transmissions. Eyesight may 

be affected.

 

.

Transfer may fail if Battery runs low 

during transmission. Confirm battery 

charge beforehand.

Authorization Code

 

.

4-digit code required for all file 

transfers via Infrared. Transfers 

are possible when codes match. 

(Authorization Code is changeable for 

each transfer.)

Receiving Files

 

■

Single File (e.g., Phone Book)

1

%

 

S

 

Infrared

 

S

 

%

 

.

Infrared menu opens.

2

Receive Infrared

 

S

 

%

 

.

Infrared is enabled. Handset 

receives files if sent within 3 

minutes.

3

When a connection 

request arrives...

4

Yes

 

S

 

%

 

.

Subsequent operations vary by 

received file(s). Follow onscreen 

instructions.

Summary of Contents for WX03SH

Page 1: ...tions are based on default settings in Standby Operations and results may differ by handset status Sample screenshots are provided for reference only actual handset windows menus etc may differ in appearance Package Contents Battery XN BTWP03 Battery Cover Handset WX03SH Japanese User Guide including warranty information If any item is missing from the package please contact your dealer AC Charger i...

Page 2: ...ls 2 2 Answering Calls 2 4 Engaged Call Operations 2 5 Using Call Functions of Other Devices 2 6 3 Text Entry Text Entry Overview 3 1 Entering Characters 3 2 Using Various Conversion Methods 3 4 Editing Characters 3 5 4 Phone Book Phone Book Overview 4 1 Saving Contacts to Phone Book 4 2 Using Phone Book 4 5 Using Speed Dial 4 7 Editing Phone Book 4 8 5 Messaging Messaging Overview 5 1 Sending E m...

Page 3: ...olders 9 3 Using Infrared 9 4 Using Bluetooth 9 6 10 Settings Setting Handset Responses 10 1 Setting Operation Sounds 10 3 Setting Display 10 4 Setting Date Time 10 5 11 Services Using Call Services 11 1 12 Appendix Software Updates 12 1 Specifications 12 3 Handset Materials 12 4 Menu List 12 5 Customer Service 12 9 13 Safety Precautions Safety Precautions 13 1 General Notes 13 9 Water Dust Resista...

Page 4: ...Device Port with Port Cover Port Cover Close Port Cover after External Device Port use Strap Eyelet Avoid metal Straps may affect signal reception Internal Antenna Areas Do not cover or place stickers labels over Internal Antenna areas Handset Keys Keys are indicated in this guide as shown in parentheses Change assigned functions indicated with Set Key Shortcut 1 2 3 4 5 d e f c 6 8 7 9 a b Parts F...

Page 5: ...umbers Long Press to open Phone Book aN Key Enter N and P Long Press to activate cancel Manner mode bWeb Key A Open Browser menu Long Press to activate Browser access home page cCamera Text Key D Activate Camera Long Press to open Camera menu dPhone Book Key G Open Phone Book Long Press to open contact entry window ePower Key Show hide Softkeys out of Standby cancel operations Long Press to power ...

Page 6: ...is closed properly If there is a gap between handset and Battery Cover firmly press down Battery Cover If Battery Cover is not closed properly debris may get caught between gasket and base allowing ingress of liquid dust Removing Battery Power off remove Battery Cover then lift Battery as shown Battery Cover Cautions Do not apply excessive force to Battery Cover damage may result To maintain water d...

Page 7: ...lace Battery if operating time shortens noticeably Clean Battery terminals and charging terminals with a dry cotton swab or the like Battery is not water or dust proof Lithium ion Battery Handset requires a lithium ion battery Lithium ion batteries are recyclable To recycle a used lithium ion battery take it to any shop displaying the symbol to the right To avoid fire or electric shock do not short...

Page 8: ...mmercial chargers that allow headphone use while charging may cause malfunction 1Open Port Cover as shown 2Insert Micro USB plug of AC Charger into External Device Port Micro USB Plug Insert Micro USB plug in correct orientation otherwise External Device Port may be damaged Confirm contours and orientation of Micro USB plug before inserting it 3Extend blades and plug AC Charger into AC outlet 2 1 N...

Page 9: ...Out period elapses Press 0 9 to turn it back on key press may affect active function Display goes completely dark during a call Backlight does not turn off first Activating Keypad Lock Prevent accidental operation such as when carrying handset in a bag or pocket 1C Long Press When Keypad Lock is Active Press to answer calls Keypad Lock reactivates after the call does not power handset off Canceling Ke...

Page 10: ...1 7 1 S 設定 S S f 音 表示 2Language S 3English S Switching Back to Japanese S Settings S S f Sound Display S 言語選択 S S 日本語 S Switching Interface Language to English ...

Page 11: ...missed calls new mail etc Information label e g Message and count appear Select an item and press to open it Opening Unread Information S Phone S S Information S Softkeys Functions operations assigned to B and A appear at the bottom of Display B A Submenus When Options appears press corresponding key to open submenu for related functions settings Display Indicators ...

Page 12: ...e Mode Answer Phone On Calendar Task Alarm Set Calendar Task Alarm Unset Alarm Set Manner Mode Drive Mode Original Mode Ringtone Silent Vibration Active Function Lock Once Active Keypad Lock Active Transmission of Location Information Active Transmissions SSL Browsing Packet Transmission Active Receiving Mail Updating Software Micro USB Cable Connected USB Transmission Active Infrared Transmission...

Page 13: ...ow opens If submenu opens use e to select an item and press Reverse Navigation Press If confirmation appears follow onscreen prompts Returning to Standby Press If confirmation appears follow onscreen prompts Tabs Menus lists in a single window appear on separate tabs use f to toggle tabs Tabs ...

Page 14: ...ber appears My Details opens Editing Profile 1In My Details f Details 2Select item S A 3Select item S S Edit S S A Sending Profile via Infrared Transmission In My Details A Long Press S Follow onscreen instructions For more about Infrared transmission see P 9 4 ...

Page 15: ...mode activates When Manner Mode is Active Ringtones and other sounds are muted Handset vibrates for incoming transmissions etc Camera shutter sound still plays at fixed volume Canceling Manner Mode Long Press Drive Mode Disable ringtones and Vibration for incoming transmissions The caller will be notified that you are driving and cannot answer 1 Long Press Drive mode activates Canceling Drive Mode L...

Page 16: ...anging Handset Code Enter 4 to 8 digits 1 S Settings S S f Phone 2Locks S Locks menu opens 3Handset Code Settings S S Save Handset Code S 4Enter current Handset Code S Handset Code is 9999 by default 5Enter new Handset Code S 6Re enter new Handset Code S Need UnNeed Setting For enhanced security set Need UnNeed Setting to Need then Handset Code will be required to delete all files entries etc Guide...

Page 17: ...ator Code Enter 4 to 8 digits 1In Locks menu Administrator Setting S 2Register Administrator Code S 3Enter current Administrator Code S Administrator Code is 9999 by default 4Enter new Administrator Code S 5Re enter new Administrator Code S ...

Page 18: ...s 1A Browser menu opens Alternatively press B to open Messaging menu and proceed 2Online sign up S Online sign up window Japanese opens 3Complete setup S これで設定を行う S Online sign up starts Follow onscreen instructions Messaging Settings on Server After completing first online sign up use online sign up for messaging settings on Server automatic message retrieval rejection settings etc as needed See o...

Page 19: ...port Smartphone Link Connecting Smartphones Use Assign Smartphone to easily connect with smartphones via Bluetooth Download PHSかんたん登録 application for Android 4 0 or later from Google Play and install it on target smartphone beforehand Some smartphones may not support Assign Smartphone In this case connect them following the procedure in Connecting Bluetooth Devices P 9 6 P 9 7 1H S Assign Smartpho...

Page 20: ...e correctly 1H S Settings S Bluetooth settings menu opens 2Device List S Bluetooth connection pairing is complete if target smartphone s name is displayed with connect and is at the top of Display When unused is Displayed In Bluetooth menu on smartphone tap WX03SH in Paired devices field Connection to WX03SH starts Connected appears upon completion ...

Page 21: ...tion is required Handset is not available for placing receiving calls outside Japan Signal Conditions Confirm signal strength and battery charge beforehand Battery Charge More bars indicate greater charge Signal Strength More bars indicate stronger signal Switching to Another Antenna for Better Reception Follow these steps S Settings S S f Network S Re search Signal S Emergency Calls 110 119 or 118...

Page 22: ...New Entry or New Detail and press to save phone number new contact entry window or contact search window opens respectively Dialing from Call Log 1F Received or E Dialed Calls placed received via Smartphone Link are indicated by or 2Select record S B 3PHS Call S Wait for receiver to accept the call 4 S Call ends Dialing from Phone Book 1G S f Select tab hiragana row A or for first character of last...

Page 23: ... B S Int l Call S Country code list appears 2Select country code S 3 Wait for receiver to accept the call 4 S Call ends Direct Entry 1Enter 010 access number 2Enter country code e g 1 3Enter phone number with area code S Omit the first 0 of the phone number except when calling some countries regions Wait for receiver to accept the call 4 S Call ends ...

Page 24: ...s as a reminder 3 S Call ends Adjusting Earpiece Volume During a call e When You Cannot Answer Placing Calls on Hold 1When a call arrives Call connects while the call is on hold Press to answer the call on hold Recording Caller Messages 1When a call arrives B S Record Message S Answer Phone is set Playing Messages S Select record S ...

Page 25: ...ing All Recorded Messages After 1 B S Delete All S S Yes S Answer Phone messages will also be deleted Muting Microphone 1During a call A Press A again to cancel Sending Touch Tone Signals 1During a call B S Dial number S 2Enter touch tone digits Touch tone signal is sent Sending Touch Tone Signals via Phone Book After 1 B S Send Tone by Phonebook S S Select contact S For multiple phone numbers sel...

Page 26: ... to accept the call 3 S Call ends Talking on Smartphone After 2 B S Transfer Audio S S Bluetooth Output Off S Press to switch audio back to handset Dialing from Call Log 1F Received or E Dialed Calls placed received via Smartphone Link are indicated by or 2Select record S B S Bluetooth Call S Wait for receiver to accept the call 3 S Call ends Dialing from Phone Book 1G S f Select tab hiragana row A...

Page 27: ...2 7 Using Call Functions of Other Devices Answering Calls via Smartphone Link 1When a call arrives Bluetooth Calling appears 2 Call connects 3 S Call ends ...

Page 28: ...e alphanumerics double byte and single byte symbols and pictograms Switch entry modes as needed Use e to select mode S D Text Entry Basics Use Dialpad to enter characters Multiple characters are assigned to each key Press a key to toggle character options for that key 1 1 1 Press to reverse toggle options 1 _ 1 Entering Characters Assigned to the Same Key After typing a character press E or Long P...

Page 29: ... mode between Standard Literary Spoken and Automatic Personal Mode 2G S Select 鈴木 To exit suggestion list press 3 Words likely to follow the entry appear Previous Usage Segmenting Hiragana to Convert Separately Before confirming entry B or A Toggling Conversion Method Before confirming entry A Press to toggle Predictive and Non Predictive suggestions Deleting Words Phrases from Entry Log Type hiraga...

Page 30: ...rative pictograms and symbols opens Log appears if any of these characters has been used 2D toggle tabs S B or A toggle lists List of pictograms Decorative pictograms or symbols appears In message text press C in pictogram list to toggle Web pictograms and all pictograms 3Select pictogram Decorative pictogram or symbol S To exit press Emoticons 1B S Emoticons S 2Select emoticon S Alternative Emoti...

Page 31: ...reviously converted to 鈴木 1333 す S G 2Select 鈴木 S Correction Conversion After mistyping hiragana assigned to the same key e g い instead of う enter intended word phrase from suggestion list without retyping Available when three or more hiragana are typed 1Type hiragana S Before selecting word phrase H Corrected word suggestions appear 2Select word phrase S Mail Web Extensions Enter co jp http etc e...

Page 32: ...racters Press to recover characters deleted with Deleting All Characters Long Press at text end To delete characters on and after cursor select the first character of text and Long Press Copy Cut Paste 1B S Copy or Cut S S Select first character S To cancel and start over press A 2Highlight text range S 3Select target location S Long Press Text is entered Editing Characters ...

Page 33: ...ct and require Handset Code for access Save homepage memo birthday star sign and blood type as needed Back Up Important Information If handset is left with no Battery inserted or an exhausted one contacts may be altered lost handset damage may also affect information recovery Keep separate copies of contacts etc We are not liable for any damages resulting from loss alteration of contacts Incoming C...

Page 34: ...st name S Characters entered for names reading for kanji appear 3Add Phone Number S S Enter phone number S S Select icon S S Select line type S To save additional phone numbers repeat 3 4Add Email Address S S Enter mail address S S Select icon S To save additional mail addresses repeat 4 5Category S S Select category S Set handset responses to incoming calls new messages and save other information...

Page 35: ...ration Call Vibration Bluetooth or Vibration Message S 2Switch On Off S S On S S Vibration Pattern S 3Select pattern S S New contact entry window returns Canceling Vibration Setting After 1 Switch On Off S S Off S S Image 1In new contact entry window Picture S 2Pictures S S Select image S New contact entry window returns Capturing Image for Setting After 1 Take a Photo S S Frame subject on Display S ...

Page 36: ... Select transmission type S 4Select item e g Assign Tone S S Set Restoring Default Category Settings After 2 Reset Settings S S Yes S Saving Phone Numbers After Calls 1After calls to from unsaved numbers Save to Phone Book confirmation appears 2New Entry S S Complete fields S A Saving to an Existing Contact After 1 New Detail S S Select contact S S Complete fields S A Hiding Showing Save to Phone Boo...

Page 37: ...e number S Omit phone number selection step if only one phone number is saved Placing Calls via Smartphone Link After 2 select phone number S S Bluetooth Call S Sending Messages from Phone Book 1In contact details window select mail address S E mail composition window opens 2Complete message S A Sending Light Mail In contact details window select phone number S S Create Message S S Complete messag...

Page 38: ...mail 1B Long Press 2Select recipient field S S S Open Phone Book S Contact search window opens 3Select contact S 4Select mail address S Recipient is entered Omit 4 if only one mail address is saved Setting Contact Search Method 1In contact search window B S Ph Book Settings S 2Sort Entries S 3Select method S ...

Page 39: ...s 2 Empty S S Select contact S 3Select phone number S Select mail address prompt appears 4Select mail address S To complete entry without saving a mail address select Do not Assign and press 5A Entry is saved Placing Calls 10 99 entry number 2 Sending Messages 10 99 entry number 2B S Create and send message Using Speed Dial ...

Page 40: ...elect contact S B 2Edit S 3Select item S S Edit S After editing names edit reading as needed 4A Deleting Contacts 1G S Select contact S B 2Delete S 3Yes S Deleting All Contacts S Phone S S Settings Manage S S Manage Entries S S Delete All S S Yes S ...

Page 41: ...s To use E mail perform online sign up P 1 15 to obtain a mail address beforehand Light Mail Exchange short messages with Light Mail compatible WILLCOM handsets Text Short Text Handset WILLCOM Handsets Light Mail messages are directly exchanged between handsets using handset phone numbers as addresses cannot be received when handset is off out of range Internet Mail Supported Send receive to Intern...

Page 42: ...Online sign up also establishes access to WILLCOM Internet connection point Handset Online Sign up WILLCOM Internet Access Provided Mail Address Provided Connection Points For messaging handset accesses the Internet via WILLCOM Internet connection point provided by WILLCOM or via network of a private ISP in your office etc For details contact WILLCOM Service Center ...

Page 43: ...ext field S S Enter message S Message is created 6A Message is sent Sending Messages with Images 1B Long Press S Enter recipient subject and message 2Select attachment field S 3Add Attachment S 4Data Folder S S Pictures S S Select image S File is attached To attach more files repeat 3 4 To send files other than images select a folder other than Pictures Procedure may vary by file 5A Message is created ...

Page 44: ...fy recipient from Phone Book select Open Phone Book 3Enter phone number S 4Select message text field S S Enter message S Light Mail is created 5Send S Light Mail is sent Using Animation Pictograms In Light Mail composition window Emoticon S S Select pictogram S Previewing Message After 4 Preview S Sending Light Mail ...

Page 45: ...ounds and Information window opens appears 2Message S New message list appears 3Select message S Message window opens Retrieving New Messages Manually B S B Important If In Box is full handset automatically deletes oldest received messages opened unprotected ones first Opening Previous Messages Received messages are saved to In Box 1B Messaging menu opens 2In Box S In Box menu opens Opening Receive...

Page 46: ...5 6 Opening Received Messages 3Select folder S Message list appears 4Select message S Message window opens ...

Page 47: ... to 3 2Select folder S Message list appears 3Select message S Message window opens 4A Mail composition window opens 5Enter message edit subject S A Message is sent Replying to Sender All Recipients After 3 B S Reply All S S 5 Forwarding Messages 1In message window B 2Forward S Mail composition window opens 3Enter recipient edit subject and message S A Message is sent ...

Page 48: ... For In Box select a folder and press Corresponding message list appears 3Select message S Message window opens Deleting Protecting Messages Deleting One Message 1In message list select message S B 2Delete S S One S 3Yes S Deleting Multiple Messages 1In message list B 2Delete S S Select S 3Select message S appears Repeat 3 as needed 4B S Yes S Managing Messages ...

Page 49: ...5 9 Managing Messages Protecting Messages 1In message list select message S B 2Protect On Off S Canceling Protection In message list select protected message S B S Protect On Off S ...

Page 50: ...tes are required to access SSL TLS enabled sites Open corresponding certificates on handset and enable disable them as needed There is no guarantee of safety on the Internet even when browsing SSL TLS enabled sites We are not liable for any associated damages When Using Internet or Messaging for the First Time Perform online sign up to establish access to WILLCOM Internet connection point beforehan...

Page 51: ...orward navigation is available after opening previous page with F User Authentication Enter user ID or password S S B Additional Operations Opening Home 1A Long Press Page set as Home opens Using History 1In Browser menu History S History menu opens 2Select record S Confirming Accessed URLs In History menu select record S B S Address view S Entering URLs Directly 1In Browser menu Open Web page S 2E...

Page 52: ...6 3 Accessing the Internet Searching the Internet 1In Browser menu Internet Search S Internet search window opens 2 S Enter search text S S Select Search engine field S S Select search engine S S B ...

Page 53: ...er is available use g to select items or use e to scroll up down Desktop Mode Pages appear in the same layout as on PC Pointer is available use g to select items or scroll vertically and horizontally Switching Browsing Modes 1In a page B 2Browsing mode S S Select mode S Using Toolbar In Smart Fit mode and Desktop mode use Toolbar to perform some operations easily Wait one second without operation ...

Page 54: ...osing Other Tabs In tab options window Close other tabs S Page Operations Updating Page Content 1In a page B S Reload S Jumping to Page Top Bottom 1In a page B S Page operations S 2Jump to S 3Top or Bottom S Zooming on Pages 1In a page B S Page settings S 2Zoom S S Select scale S Saving Linked Files Save files linked from pages to handset Data Folder Procedure may vary by file type etc Follow onscre...

Page 55: ...Save images etc on current page to handset Data Folder 1In a page B 2Page operations S S Select object S Icons of available files appear at the bottom of Display 3f Select file S B S Save S To open file properties select Properties 4Enter name S 5Save here S ...

Page 56: ...arks 1A S Bookmark S Bookmark list appears 2Select bookmark S To open bookmarks in a folder select a folder and press then proceed Opening Bookmarks while Browsing In bookmark options window Bookmark S S Select bookmark S Managing Bookmarks Creating Folders 1In Bookmark list B Bookmark menu opens 2Create folder S 3Enter name S Using Bookmarks ...

Page 57: ...ookmark menu Move up or Move down S Deleting Bookmarks Folders 1In Bookmark list select bookmark or folder S B Bookmark menu opens 2Delete S Delete options window opens 3Delete S S Yes S Deleting Multiple Bookmarks Folders at Once 1In delete options window Delete selected S 2Select bookmark or folder S or appears Repeat 2 as needed 3B S Yes S Deleting All Bookmarks within a Folder In delete option...

Page 58: ...ings menu opens 4Animation or Images S 5Display or Do not display S Select On demand in Images to start loading images when image areas appear Cookies 1In Options list HTTP S HTTP menu opens 2Cookie S 3Cookie mode S 4Accept all Reject all or Prompt S Deleting All Cookies After 2 Delete cookies S S Yes S ...

Page 59: ...ore shooting special moments Do not use Camera in places where shooting is prohibited Captured images may not be used transferred without copyright holder photographer etc permission except for personal use Clean dust smudges from Camera area with a soft dry cloth before use Camera is a precision instrument however some pixels may remain on off Capturing saving images while handset is hot may affect...

Page 60: ...Images as Mail Attachments In captured image window A S Complete message S A Camera Shutter Camera shutter sound and Self timer sound play at fixed volume regardless of handset settings Main Viewfinder Operations Adjusting Zoom 1In Viewfinder e Adjusting Brightness 1In Viewfinder f Setting Image Size 1In Viewfinder B 2Picture Size S S Select size S Selecting Scene Option 1In Viewfinder B 2Scene S S Sele...

Page 61: ... subfolder and press 4Select image S Image appears To return to file list press Opening Images in Viewfinder In Viewfinder B S Review S Handling Open Images Zoom in Open Next Image Open Previous Image Rotate 90 Degrees Clockwise A Sending Images as Mail Attachments 1In file list select image S B 2As Message S Follow onscreen instructions ...

Page 62: ...d file S S Follow onscreen instructions Setting Automatic Activation In JavaTM menu Auto Start S S On or Off S Setting Sound Playback In JavaTM menu Sounds S S Always On or Normal Settings S Setting Connection Point In JavaTM menu Profile Setting S S Select connection point S Activating Exiting JavaTM Application Activating JavaTM Applications 1In JavaTM menu Java Library S JavaTM application list ap...

Page 63: ...e Applications at Once After 2 Delete selected S S Select application S S Complete selection S B S Yes S Deleting All Applications In JavaTM application list B S Delete S S Delete all S S Yes S Using Folders Organize applications in folders 1In JavaTM application list B S Create folder S 2Enter name S Moving Applications to Folders In JavaTM application list select application S B S Move S S Selec...

Page 64: ... World Clock closes Advancing 1 Hour Daylight Saving In time zone setting window A S Press A to toggle setting on off Adding Custom Time Zone In time zone setting window B S Enter city name S S e Select or S E S Enter time difference S Showing World Clock in Standby 1 S Settings S S f Sound Display 2Display S 3Clock Calendar S 4World Clock S or World Clock L S Using World Clock ...

Page 65: ...ownloaded Flash animations Templates Templates for Decorative Mail Other Documents Other files Contacts and messages are not accessible from Data Folder open them from Phone Book and Messaging menu respectively Copyright Protection Depending on file some functions may be unavailable due to copyright protection Saved Files 1 S Data Folder S Data Folder opens When you have created a subfolder select a...

Page 66: ...ars To return to file list press Handling Open Images Zoom in Open Next Image Open Previous Image Rotate 90 Degrees Clockwise A Playing Sounds 1In Data Folder Sounds S File list appears To play sounds in a subfolder select a subfolder and press 2Select sound S Sound plays To return to file list press Attaching Files to Messages 1In file list select file S B 2As Message S Follow onscreen instructions ...

Page 67: ...S Subfolder is created Moving Copying Files 1In file list select file S B 2Move or Copy S Some files may not be moved copied or procedure may vary by file Follow onscreen instructions 3Move here or Copy here S Deleting Files Subfolders 1In file list select file or subfolder S B When a subfolder is selected all files within the subfolder will also be deleted 2Delete S S Yes S ...

Page 68: ...d transmissions Eyesight may be affected Transfer may fail if Battery runs low during transmission Confirm battery charge beforehand Authorization Code 4 digit code required for all file transfers via Infrared Transfers are possible when codes match Authorization Code is changeable for each transfer Receiving Files Single File e g Phone Book 1 S Infrared S Infrared menu opens 2Receive Infrared S Infr...

Page 69: ...bled Handset receives files if sent within 3 minutes 3When a connection request arrives enter Authorization Code S 4Delete All Save S 5Enter Handset Code S S Yes S Sending Files Single File e g Phone Book To send profile see P 1 11 1G S Select contact S B 2Send Entry S 3Via Infrared S Transfer starts when the other device is ready When complete contact search window returns All Files 1In Infrared me...

Page 70: ...s also possible However handset cannot connect with two devices simultaneously using the same profile Bluetooth Precautions Connection may not be possible with some Bluetooth devices Handset shall be connected to certified Bluetooth devices that meet the specification standards developed by the Bluetooth SIG Transfers may fail even when target devices are the certified Bluetooth devices Noise may inte...

Page 71: ...Add to device list confirmation appears 5Yes S 6Yes S Connection completes If confirmation appears follow onscreen instructions Passkeys Passkey entry may be required depending on target device In this case follow these steps After 4 enter the same passkey on handset and target device S Complete passkey entry within 30 seconds after passkey entry window opens Searching for Bluetooth Devices Again Af...

Page 72: ...key entry may be required depending on target device In this case follow these steps After 2 enter the same passkey on handset and target device S Complete passkey entry within 30 seconds after passkey entry window opens Using Device List 1In Bluetooth settings menu Device List S Device list appears with types supported services of paired Bluetooth devices and their connection status See below for...

Page 73: ... onscreen instructions Connecting to Devices by Service After 1 B S Connection S Select service S If confirmation appears follow onscreen instructions Disconnecting Devices 1In device list select device with connect 2 Selected device is disconnected Disconnecting Devices by Service After 1 B S Connection S Select service S If confirmation appears follow onscreen instructions Deleting Paired Devices ...

Page 74: ... other device Transfer starts window shown above opens upon completion 4Save New S Received contacts are saved Saving Contacts after Overwriting Existing Ones After 3 Delete All Save S S Yes S Sending All Contacts Send all Phone Book contacts by accepting requests from other devices 1When a connection request arrives Transfer confirmation appears 2Yes S Transfer starts 3After transfer Phone Book tr...

Page 75: ...ings menu Switch On Off S 2On enable or Off disable S If confirmation appears follow onscreen instructions Setting Handset to Be Discoverable or Non Discoverable 1In Bluetooth settings menu My Device Settings S My Device Settings window opens 2Visibility S 3On discoverable or Off non discoverable S ...

Page 76: ...r 3 For New Message S S Duration S S Enter time S Ringtone Volume 1In Sounds Alerts menu Volume S 2Select item S S e Adjust Volume S Setting Vibration 1In Sounds Alerts menu Vibration S 2Select item S In CLIP DISPLAY vibration for new messages and missed calls on smartphones can be set For CLIP DISPLAY skip ahead to 5 3Switch On Off S 4On S To disable Vibration select Off and press 5Vibration Patter...

Page 77: ...etting Handset Responses Setting Keys to Answer Calls 1In Sounds Alerts menu Any Key Answer S 2On Only Mute or Off S Select On to answer calls with Dialpad etc Select Only Mute to mute ringer with Dialpad etc ...

Page 78: ... S Sounds Alerts menu opens 3System Sounds S System Sounds menu opens 4Keypad Tones S 5Select tone S To disable key press sounds select Off and press Setting Sound Effects 1In System Sounds menu select item S 2Tone or Sound S 3Preset Sounds or Sound S S Select tone file S Disabling Sound Effect After 2 Off S ...

Page 79: ...ect folder S S Select file S Procedure may vary by folder or file Follow onscreen instructions Disabling Wallpaper After 3 Blank S Setting Fonts Font Size 1In Display menu Font Settings S Font Settings menu opens 2Font Size S 3Select item S S Select size S Font Weight 1In Font Settings menu Font Weight S 2Select weight S ...

Page 80: ...e S 4Enter the year S Enter the month S Enter the day S Enter the time S Setting Auto Time Correction In Date Time menu Auto Time Correction S S On or Off S Note Date and time are corrected upon receiving messages or accessing the Internet if there is a difference of 30 seconds or more between network time and handset Clock Setting Date Time ...

Page 81: ...ervice settings Follow voice guidance Japanese Accessing Messages via Notices After a message is stored at Voicemail Center handset receives Light Mail from Voicemail Center Caller ID 070 696 1000 1After a message is stored Information window opens 2Voicemail S 3Yes S You will be connected to Voicemail Center Follow voice guidance Japanese Checking for Messages 1Dial 141 S 2After hearing a beep Vo...

Page 82: ...ce settings Follow voice guidance Japanese Using Split Billing Service Have two separate bills issued for calls placed from handset Charges for calls placed using Split Billing service will be billed to preset secondary billing contact A separate subscription is required Split Billing service does not apply to Light Mail transmission or Internet use and messaging Calling via Split Billing Service ...

Page 83: ...s Back up important files and data before updating software We are not liable for any damages from lost information etc Updating Software Manually 1 S Settings S S f Phone 2Software Update S Software update settings menu opens 3Update S 4B Follow onscreen instructions Opening Update Result After 2 Update Result S When Update is Complete Update success notification appears and handset reboots After r...

Page 84: ... Automatically Apply updates automatically upon receiving software update notifications by setting Auto Update to Auto Update 1In Software update settings menu Auto Update S 2Auto Update S Canceling Automatic Update After 1 Not Auto Update S ...

Page 85: ... 2 mm without protruding parts 1 1 Approximate value 2 Average measured with a new fully charged Battery in strong signal conditions without moving handset 3 Average measured with a new fully charged Battery without calls or operations in strong signal conditions without moving handset Talk Time Standby Time may vary with location status settings etc Display employs precision technology however so...

Page 86: ...rsor Keys Center Key Mail Key Lock A a Key Web Key Camera Text Key Start Key Clear Back Key Power Key Dialpad N Key Key PC resin Acrylic UV curing painting External Device Port Cover PC and elastomeric resin Acrylic UV curing painting Camera window Acrylic resin Chemical curing Speaker mesh PET Charging Terminals LCP copper alloy Gold plating Screws SUS 410 Passivation Battery PC resin copper allo...

Page 87: ...PLAY Settings Switch On Off Add Device Device List Receive All Phone Book My Device Settings My Device Details Assign Smartphone Function Web Willcom Site Home Bookmark Internet Search Open Web page History Page memo Online sign up Settings Options Connection Browsing mode Infrared Receive Infrared Send All Camera Photo Camera Review Data Folder Pictures Decorative Pictograms Sounds Flash Templates...

Page 88: ...ice Recorder World Clock Java Java Library Search the Official Site Profile Setting Auto Start Sounds Information Function Phone Phone Book Add New Entry Information Call Log Play Messages My Details Set Category Speed Dial Mail Settings Manage Ph Book Settings Call Log Setting Manage Entries ...

Page 89: ...acklight Display Saving Sounds Alerts Volume Ringtones System Sounds Vibration Event Light Status Light Any Key Answer Function Settings Sound Display Date Time Set Date Time Auto Time Correction Daylight Saving Set Time Zone Clock Calendar World Clock Alarms Set Holiday Time Format Date Format Calendar Format 言語選択 Language Ringer Output Earpiece Volume ...

Page 90: ...ult Master Reset Reset Settings Reset All Call Call Time Call Timers Data Counter Call Time Counter Function Settings Call Answer Phone Switch On Off Answer Time Outgoing Message Volume Service Center Service Center 116 Voicemail Center N931 Call Forwarding Center 143 Caller ID Int l Calling Call Barring Restrict Destinations Reject Numbers Audio Settings Auto Answer Missed Call Network Re search S...

Page 91: ...hours 9 00 AM to 5 40 PM Monday through Friday Excluding national holidays New Year holidays and other company holidays Address 3 1 72 Kita Kamei cho Yao shi Osaka WILLCOM Services WILLCOM Service Center General Information From a WILLCOM handset dial at 151 charges apply Dare To Demo Teigaku free call plan applies From another carrier s mobile phone landline etc dial at 0570 039 151 charges apply...

Page 92: ...sk from improper use learn them before reading on DANGER Great risk of death or serious injury WARNING Risk of death or serious injury CAUTION Risk of minor injury or damage to property These symbols signify prohibited compulsory actions learn them before reading on Prohibited actions Disassembly prohibited Exposure to liquids prohibited Use with wet hands prohibited Compulsory actions Unplug from...

Page 93: ...e only as directed Do not charge Battery in or expose handset or related hardware to extreme heat fire heat sources direct sunlight inside vehicles etc Do not charge leave use or be carrying handset or related hardware in a warm place or where heat collects such as under a kotatsu blanketed warming table or electric blanket next to a kairo worn warming patch etc May cause warping malfunction Batter...

Page 94: ...ternal Device Port May cause short circuit resulting in fire malfunction etc Never charge handset while it is wet May cause fire or damage due to electric shock short circuit burn injuries etc Do not expose handset or related hardware to hot air from dryers etc to dry them or for other purposes Avoid saunas or hot water Battery may leak overheat burst or ignite Handset may overheat emit smoke ignite...

Page 95: ...s using mobile phone aboard aircraft is subject to penalty by law However if mobile phone use aboard aircraft is allowed under certain conditions signal transmitting functions are disabled etc follow airline instructions Users with a heart condition should adjust ringtone Vibration and Volume as needed May cause heart damage If thunder is audible while outdoors poweroff findcover There is a risk o...

Page 96: ... Symbol on Label Battery Type Li ion00 Lithium ion DANGER Do not dispose of Battery in fire Battery may leak burst ignite etc Do not damage nail hammer stomp etc Battery or subject it to strong impact Battery may leak overheat burst ignite etc Keep wire or other metal objects away from Battery terminals Do not carry store Battery with conductive material pencil lead metal strip jewelry etc Battery ...

Page 97: ...overheat resulting in fire malfunction etc Use only the specified voltage Non specified voltages may cause fire malfunction etc AC Charger AC 100 V 240 V Input Do not use power adapters Transformer use may cause fire electric shock or malfunction Unplug AC Charger for periods of disuse grasp plug to disconnect May cause electric shock fire or malfunction If liquid water pet urine etc gets inside grasp p...

Page 98: ...idelines to safeguard implanted medical devices against radio emissions from the use of radio equipment Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications January 2013 WARNING Persons with implanted pacemaker defibrillator should keep handset more than 15 cm away Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators Before using electronic medical equipment other than implanted pacemaker...

Page 99: ... persons e g in a crowded situation where you cannot move freely disable signal transmitting functions or power off beforehand Persons with implanted pacemaker defibrillator may be near Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators causing such devices to malfunction ...

Page 100: ... An export license may be required to carry handset into other countries if it is to be used by or transferred to another person However no such license is required when taking handset abroad for personal use on a vacation or business trip and then bringing it back Export control regulations in the United States provide that an export license granted by the US government is required to carry hands...

Page 101: ...pants pocket Do not place heavy objects on handset inside handbags packs etc Avoid placing handset directly on sand Sand may penetrate Earpiece Speaker etc resulting in low volume Connect only specified products to External Device Port Other devices may malfunction or cause damage Always power off before removing Battery If Battery is removed while saving data or sending mail data may be lost change...

Page 102: ... identification apparatus Portrait Rights Portrait rights protect individuals right to refuse to be photographed or to refuse unauthorized publication use of their photographs Portrait rights consist of the right to privacy which is applicable to all persons and the right to publicity which protects the interests of celebrities Therefore photographing others including celebrities and publicizing di...

Page 103: ...tions resulting from misuse Handset is compliant with IPX5 IPX7 and IP5X water dust protection standards However ingress of dirt sand mud metal powder food beverage etc may cause malfunction Handset Care Close Battery Cover and Port Cover firmly Debris hair sand fibers etc trapped between gasket and base may allow ingress of liquid dust If Battery Port Cover is left open liquid exposure may cause ha...

Page 104: ...recautions Charger and other optional accessories are not water or dust proof Avoid moisture precipitation bath shower etc may cause fire electric shock or damage Never charge handset while it is wet may cause fire or damage due to electric shock or short circuit Close Port Cover firmly after charging Do not touch Charger with wet hands Electric shock may occur Do not use Charger in rooms in which wa...

Page 105: ... it Battery handset may leak burst overheat or ignite may cause malfunction accident or injury Do not dry handset using extreme heat hot air from dryers or other sources may cause warping discoloration or damage Drying Handset Dry these parts when exposed to water Earpiece Mic Speaker 1Wipe handset surface with dry cloth 2Holding handset firmly by its sides shake it about 20 times Earpiece Speaker ...

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