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Appendix

Viewing information

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7-7

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Checked Items Menu

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7-8

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Command buttons

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7-9

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Operations

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7-7

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Radio buttons

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7-9

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Text entry fields

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7-9

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View settings

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9-3

Weather forecast

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11-13

Weather indicator

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11-12

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Information number

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11-13

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Weather forecast

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11-13

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Weather indicator On/Off setting

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11-12

Web access

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7-5

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Entering URL

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7-5

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Using access log

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7-6

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Via menus

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7-5

Web Data

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8-16

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Checking information

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8-16

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Deleting information

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8-18

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Editing title

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8-17

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Saving information

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8-17

Web incoming setting

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1-10

Web menu

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1-6

Web settings

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Auto Retrieval

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9-4

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Center Number

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1-18

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Clearing memory

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9-6

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Image Link

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9-2

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Mobile Internet access restriction

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9-5

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Resetting settings

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9-6

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View settings

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9-3

Web view settings

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9-3

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Downloading text only

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8-24

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Font size

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8-26

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Scroll unit

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8-25

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Sending location information

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8-27

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Sound volume

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8-26

Yahoo! Keitai

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7-5

Simple Input

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6-11

Sky Mail

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1-3

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Creating/sending

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3-2

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Incoming

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2-2

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Items

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3-3

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Maximum number of characters

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3-3

Sky Mail settings

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6-2

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Auto Play

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6-7

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Confirmation setting (Outgoing settings)

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6-4

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Mail group

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6-12

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6-8

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PIN Filter

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6-9

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Privacy setting (send settings)

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6-5

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Rejecting touch tone messages

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6-10

Sky Melody

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2-9

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Requesting

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2-9

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Saving to Data Folder

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2-9

Sorting

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4-37

Sound Volume

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Mail

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4-10

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Station

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11-10

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Web

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8-26

Specifying destination terminal

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3-26

Station

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10-2

Station menu

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1-7

Station settings

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Center Number

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1-19

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Clearing memory

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12-5

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Image link

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12-4

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Information numbers

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12-3

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Information update cycle

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12-2

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Resetting settings

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12-5

Station view settings

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Font size

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11-9

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Scroll unit

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11-9

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Sending location information

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11-11

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Sound volume

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11-10

Storage capacity

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13-11

Storage type information

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8-22

Storage type messages

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7-3, 8-16

Subscription status

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10-6

304T User Club Site

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8-15

To/Cc Address setting

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3-8

Troubleshooting

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13-4

Unsent messages

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Reading

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4-3

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Saving

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3-31

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Sending

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4-20

Update

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Auto Update (Station)

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10-7

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Changing update cycle (Station)

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12-2

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Main List (Station)

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10-8

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Web

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8-21

Updating Main List

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10-8

Urgent information

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10-5

User Club Site

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8-15

Using e-mail addresses

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Mail

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4-29

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Station

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11-6

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Web

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8-8

Using files

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8-2, 11-4

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Attaching files to messages

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8-6

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Displaying link destination

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8-5

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Downloading files

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8-5

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Playing melodies

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8-4

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Properties

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8-3

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Saving to Data Folder

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8-2, 11-4

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Setting functions

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8-4, 11-5

Using images

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Attaching image files

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3-14

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Saving images to Data Folder

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4-34, 8-2, 11-4

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Setting functions

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4-35, 8-4, 11-5

Using melodies

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Attaching to messages

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3-14, 8-6

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Playing

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8-4

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Saving to Data Folder

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4-34, 8-2, 11-4

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Setting functions

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4-35, 8-4, 11-5

Using phone numbers

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Mail

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4-29

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Station

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11-6

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Web

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8-8

Using URLs

・

Mail

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4-29

・

Station

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11-6

・

Web

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8-8

Summary of Contents for 304T

Page 1: ...e services may be limited to contract conditions or service area The 304T handset operates at 1 5 GHz and is compatible with the SoftBank network This product is exclusively for use in Japan Caution U...

Page 2: ...arately For details on other optional items contact the nearest SoftBank Shop or Customer Service page 14 19 Features exclusive to 304T with camera Descriptions with the 12 mark include features exclu...

Page 3: ...17 Character Conversion Software 4 18 Predictive Input 4 18 Saving Frequently Used Words 4 21 Editing Text 4 23 Specifying Ranges 4 26 Deleting Ranges 4 27 Manner 3 Function Entering Text 4 Contents I...

Page 4: ...Menu Items 4 29 Previewing Text 4 34 Editing Text 4 35 Using Short Memo Fixed Text 4 38 Using Jump Feature 4 39 Other Functions for Text Entry 4 40 Phone Book Entries 5 2 Entry Items 5 2 Creating Phon...

Page 5: ...ng Touch Tones Using Link Dial 12 15 Function Guide 12 16 Auto Answer 12 17 Power Save 12 18 Setting Melody Recording File as Ring Tone 9 16 Attaching Files to Long Mail 9 17 Editing Files Folders 9 1...

Page 6: ...ller ID for Unknown Numbers 12 23 International Calls Requires Separate Subscription 12 24 Adding International Code to Phone Numbers 12 24 Changing International Code 12 25 Using Handset with Fax PC...

Page 7: ...rature burns prolonged skin contact with an object generating heat at a temperature exceeding body temperature causes burns that produce reddening blistering and other symptoms electric shock fracture...

Page 8: ...et to charge the battery Do not use the charger for any other handset Doing so may cause overheating rupturing fire or malfunction Compulsory Danger Prohibited Do not charge the battery while it is we...

Page 9: ...for example it emits smoke or an unusual odor or is damaged perform the following steps immediately 1 If the battery is charging unplug Rapid Charger from the standard 100V AC household outlet or unpl...

Page 10: ...sunlight or in hot places such as inside a car in the sun Doing so may cause overheating fire or malfunction Prohibited Make sure that the charger connectors metal parts do not come into contact with...

Page 11: ...exclusively for use in Japan It cannot be used outside Japan Data Phone Book entries messages or images stored on the handset may be corrupted or lost on the following occasions SoftBank and Toshiba a...

Page 12: ...xtreme temperatures direct sunlight and humid or dusty places Use the handset within the ambient temperature range of 5 C to 35 C and humidity range below 85 Do not drop the handset or subject it to s...

Page 13: ...nd Yahoo and Y logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Yahoo Inc in the United States The SOFTBANK name and logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of SOFTBANK CORP in Japan and or other...

Page 14: ...1 1 Before Using the Handset...

Page 15: ...t answer calls P2 8 P12 11 Manner Mode Set ringer sound off P3 4 Voice Memo Record the other party s voice during a call P2 14 Wallpaper Images Display an image on Standby Display or when calls arrive...

Page 16: ...de Shortcut Simple Key Access Shortcut Menu Switch to Simple Mode Unavailable in English Display External Connector Insert Rapid Charger and other equipment 12 Thread the small loop through the attach...

Page 17: ...Sky Mail Greeting message s and unread Delivery Report s Insufficient memory to receive messages Station Unread Station information or Main List is being updated Web Unread Web information Mini Clock...

Page 18: ...Note For details on handling the battery see page 1 8 Battery Charger Before Using Battery Charger The battery is not fully charged when you purchase the handset Charge the battery before using the ha...

Page 19: ...e outlet and the Rapid Charger connector from the handset Clean the external connector with a dry cotton swab and reconnect the plug and connector If the message still appears the battery or Rapid Cha...

Page 20: ...nd In Car Charger to your nearest SoftBank Shop or contact SoftBank Customer Assistance page 14 19 To prevent the car battery from running out of power be sure to keep the engine on during charging Us...

Page 21: ...e appearance of the clock see page 7 10 1 Press C 5 9 4 Press 2 Press The date and time entry window appears 3 Enter the date and time starting with the year Example October 1st 2006 12 30 p m Back Ba...

Page 22: ...ely press aC and use the keypad to enter a function number to access an operation screen For a list of F functions see page 14 2 Network Media Manual Page 11 35 Page 11 19 Page 11 34 Page 11 2 Page 11...

Page 23: ...e page 14 19 if you have forgotten your Center Access Code Do not let others know your Center Access Code SoftBank will not in any way be held responsible for any damage caused by malicious operation...

Page 24: ...2 1 Basic Operations...

Page 25: ...rt of the handset If the signal is weak making and receiving calls sending and receiving messages and connecting to the Web may not be possible Do not wind an earphone microphone optional around the h...

Page 26: ...dial is displayed press K to open Sub Menu for performing the following Saving the phone number to Phone Book Opening Phone Book entry Creating a message Making a call with or without Caller ID Deleti...

Page 27: ...Menu Record Note The handset can be set so that you can also press any of 0 to 9 and to answer a call page 12 20 If a call is unanswered Notification Menu appears page 12 2 If the phone number is sav...

Page 28: ...ce Mail Center Talk Record Note Alternatively press L in Step 1 to place a call on hold Alternatively press any of L or nN to answer a call If the phone number is entered in Phone Book the name of the...

Page 29: ...one for the first three seconds when a call is received from a phone number not saved in Phone Book The default setting is Off Note If an incoming call is received while No 1 Call Tone is set to On th...

Page 30: ...he setting above when the call ends Earpiece Volume Set the earpiece volume to one of six levels The default setting is Level 5 Press L during a call The sound is switched to the speaker To switch bac...

Page 31: ...rd and recording starts For details on playing Voice Memos see page 2 15 Record Stop Spker Stop Spker Menu Record Voice Memo Record the other party s voice during a call with Voice Memo The handset ca...

Page 32: ...24 digits are stored automatically If there are already three entries in Notepad Memory the oldest entry is deleted each time a new entry is created When checking Notepad Memory press K to open Sub M...

Page 33: ...ted entry press nN or I If the phone number is entered in Phone Book the name of the caller appears No name appears for a Secret Memory entry except in Secret Mode page 10 9 One of following appears f...

Page 34: ...r is turned off the charge record is reset If 3 Way Calling page 13 10 is used the displayed charge combines charges for calling both parties Charge is not displayed for calls disconnected due to weak...

Page 35: ...Manner Function 3 1...

Page 36: ...smission to prohibit incoming outgoing calls messages Web and Station without turning handset power off In Off Line Mode the Off Line lamp flashes and the following appear Off Line Speaker Off Disable...

Page 37: ...ock Schedule Alarm Tone Sound Volume3 4 Message Recorder Battery Alarm5 On Hold Sound Function Setting Silent Mode Alarm Mode Original Manner Mode Custom Setting page 3 6 Custom Setting page 3 6 Custo...

Page 38: ...5 Rising Tone Decreasing Tone Vibration Pattern 1 to Pattern 3 SMAF Linking Off Set the volume levels and vibrations separately for each of incoming calls incoming messages incoming Report incoming We...

Page 39: ...ose Off Tip When Off Line Mode is set to On calls cannot be received Remember to cancel Off Line Mode Note When the F24 Off line Mode setting is set to Off Off line Mode of the Etiquette Switch page 3...

Page 40: ...Entering Text 4 1...

Page 41: ...rcase mode Single byte English Uppercase mode Single byte English Lowercase mode Double byte Number mode Single byte Number mode Single byte Katakana mode Double byte Hiragana mode Address Window Pict...

Page 42: ...anumeric characters page 4 11 Moves the cursor Converts unconfirmed characters3 Adds symbols page 4 12 pictographs page 4 13 emoticons page 4 14 and alphanumeric characters Toggles between small or lo...

Page 43: ...ess and press E is entered To add to press twice ex Note To enter the katakana enter and then use the feature for converting hiragana to roman letters numbers and katakana page 4 10 4 6 Entering Text...

Page 44: ...If appears when characters are entered in Step 2 press I and L 5 Press E is entered Kanji Convert Convert Next Back Kanji Kanji ex 4 8 Entering Text 4 Editing Characters 1 Use E to select a character...

Page 45: ...s not appear conversion is not possible 3 Press L ETOM is highlighted If no roman letter is assigned to the same key as the hiragana page 4 4 only conversion to a numeral or katakana assigned to that...

Page 46: ...hs in the entry history area can be selected and entered Many Next Back 4 12 Entering Text 4 Entering Symbols Pictographs Emoticons Entering Symbols 1 Open a text entry window 2 Press EThe symbol wind...

Page 47: ...e confirmed 1 Open a text entry window 2 Press three times EThe emoticon window appears To scroll up and down the window use I and L 3 Use E to select an emoticon and press EThe emoticon is confirmed...

Page 48: ...Press 85 E is entered 2 Press 32 E is entered 3 Press 15 E is entered ex 4 16 Entering Text 4 Reversing Character Sequence Cycle in reverse order through characters assigned to the corresponding key...

Page 49: ...n Double byte Kana Kanji Conversion mode are offered as the first choice for conversion the next time the same sequence of hiragana is entered However some conversions may not be compatible with the l...

Page 50: ...43 Personal Dictionaries Personal Dictionaries are predictive input functions for use when creating messages Network Media Manual Normally the handset automatically stores conversion data for the Lea...

Page 51: ...n the clipboard Displays the meaning of the characters in the selected range Saves characters pictographs in the selected range to Words List page 4 21 Saves characters in the selected range as a Fixe...

Page 52: ...s or other information from a Phone Book page 5 2 entry in front of the cursor Pastes a Web page URL from Access Log Network Media Manual in front of the cursor Pastes your name phone number e mail ad...

Page 53: ...ied and Range Menu appears Alternatively press 4 Use G to select Delete and press EThe selected range is deleted End Range Range 4 26 Entering Text 4 Specifying Ranges Select character ranges to copy...

Page 54: ...acters select Copy 5 Use E to select a position and press L EA list of available clipboard entries appears When there is data in the clipboard that can be pasted appears To view a selected clipboard e...

Page 55: ...Book and press EThe Phone Book window appears and the phone number or e mail address is entered For details on creating Phone Book entries see page 5 3 End Range Range 4 30 Entering Text 4 Saving Tex...

Page 56: ...kanji and pictographs cannot be converted Only hiragana can be converted to kanji Only katakana roman letters numbers and symbols can be converted between double byte and single byte Only roman letter...

Page 57: ...y window 2 Enter characters and press K EUndo is highlighted 3 Press EThe characters are deleted Menu 4 34 Entering Text 4 Previewing Text Check entered text The preview format displays ten rows of 24...

Page 58: ...ect Delete and press 5 Use G to select an item and press 6 Use G to choose Yes and press EThe characters are deleted Menu 4 36 Entering Text 4 Copying Characters Copy characters and store them in the...

Page 59: ...or moves to the selected position Menu 4 38 Entering Text 4 Using Short Memo Fixed Text Insert the contents of a Short Memo or Fixed Text entry in front of the cursor Inserting Contents of Fixed Text...

Page 60: ...ss 5 Use G to choose On or Off and press EPredictive Input is set Menu 4 40 Entering Text 4 Other Functions for Text Entry Saving Words to Words List Access Words List from an entry window to add a ne...

Page 61: ...ry STD Dict and Dict 1 to Dict 5 use aG to select Personal Dict after Step 5 and press a Standard Dictionary STD Dict saves predictions learnt from conversions during entry when no personal dictionary...

Page 62: ...ze Change the font size in a standard entry window The default setting is Large 1 Open a text entry window 2 Press K 3 Use G to select Customize and press 4 Use G to select Font Size and press 5 Use G...

Page 63: ...set Menu Note The following shows the difference made by setting Line Feed Control to On and Off To insert and start a new line while entering text in a Short Memo entry or other entry window press a...

Page 64: ...5 1 Phone Book...

Page 65: ...ter up to 24 digits To enter a memo mailing address or date of birth use G to select Memo Address or Birthday and enter that item in the same way as in Steps 2 and 3 To enter a date of birth Birthday...

Page 66: ...ot be selected If the selected image is not 104 dots wide or 108 dots high trim select a range of the image to appear or resize make the image larger or smaller the image page 9 13 12 Setting Face Pic...

Page 67: ...he incoming call image for Display Set the incoming call mail ring tone page 8 3 and vibration page 8 5 Menu Item Description Reference Checking Phone Book Status Check the number of saved Phone Book...

Page 68: ...g tone and vibration are set To save the Phone Book entry press L OK Set Back Stop Play ex 5 5 Note The volume level at which the ring tone plays in Step 6 is that set for Ringer Volume of Incoming Ca...

Page 69: ...n that of the W240 X H144 dots setting after Step 4 page 9 13 Note An incoming call image can be set for a whole group page 5 15 Individual Phone Book settings take priority over group settings Settin...

Page 70: ...p Items Illumination Ring Tone Image and Mail Folder can be set for individual Phone Book entries separately page 5 7 Individual entry settings take priority over group settings Group Icon Group Name...

Page 71: ...incoming call volume set in the Original Manner Mode settings applies When Speaker Off page 3 2 is set the ring tone is not heard Setting Incoming Call Mail Ring Tone Vibration Setting Incoming Call R...

Page 72: ...de Searching for and Calling 1 Press D EThe search screen for the search mode set most recently appears If the search mode is not 2 Touch press L select 2 Touch and press 2 Press 15 EPhone Book entrie...

Page 73: ...and Calling 1 Press D EThe search screen for the search mode set most recently appears If the search mode is not List press L use G to select List and press The search screen appears 2 Use G to selec...

Page 74: ...ently appears If the search mode is not Number press L select Number and press 2 Enter an entry number Enter three digits 3 Press EA list of entries starting from the entered entry number appears 4 Pr...

Page 75: ...ry See Making Calls from Phone Book page 5 17 2 Press I EThe Phone Number Edit screen appears 3 Enter the prefix 03 The extra digits are prefixed to the phone number 4 Press N EThe phone number with t...

Page 76: ...ddress memo mailing address or birthday This item is available when Phone No or E mail Address is selected Create a message Network Media Manual Add the International Code prefix page 12 24 Change the...

Page 77: ...ct a phone number in Redial or Received 2 Press K 3 Use G to select Add PH Book and press 4 Search for a Phone Book entry See Making Calls from Phone Book page 5 17 5 Press EThe phone number entered i...

Page 78: ...6 1 Camera Video 12 In this chapter only Edit Image page 6 30 applies to 304T without camera All other functions described in this chapter are exclusive to 304T equipped with camera...

Page 79: ...red during Continuous Mode Display Indicators The following indicators appear on Display while Camera Video is activated Precautions Captured still images are saved in JPEG format and captured videos...

Page 80: ...captured image appears To reshoot picture press Q select Cancel press and try again 5 Press EThe image is saved to the Picture folder in Data Folder The file name of the captured image is the time an...

Page 81: ...Use E to select Camera and press ESha mail is highlighted 3 Press 4 Press L 5 Use G to select a speed and press 6 Frame the subject and press EThe shutter clicks and the images are captured successive...

Page 82: ...8 Camera Video 6 Note When the animation is saved images with checkmarks and an image created by reducing and combining all images with checkmarks are also saved to the Picture folder in Data Folder...

Page 83: ...L EThe image is saved to the Video folder in Data Folder The file name of the recorded video is the time and date of recording Entry Play Stop Resume II Pause For capturing videos the handset has the...

Page 84: ...te and location information to the images 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Camera and press ESha mail is highlighted 3 Press 4 Press K 5 Use G to select Trip Mode and press 6 Use G to choose On and press...

Page 85: ...ode add a date stamp to a captured image Select from eight fonts Set the clock settings beforehand page 1 14 The default setting is Off 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Camera and press ESha mail is highl...

Page 86: ...g is L11 Standby1 CONTI Menu Mode CONTI Menu Mode CONTI Menu Mode CONTI Menu Mode CONTI Menu Mode CONTI Menu Mode CONTI Menu Mode L9 Standby2 240 260 dots L11 Standby1 240 320 dots L3 Outgoing 240 86...

Page 87: ...ting Image Quality Set the image quality for saving captured images JPEG format The higher the quality the lower the data compression rate and the larger the file size The default setting is Standard...

Page 88: ...Data Folder Set Menu 30 Dot Pasting Stamps Select a stamp from ten preinstalled stamps for each of Stamp Big Stamp Middle and Stamp Small or from Stamp 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Camera and press E...

Page 89: ...ng is only available in Sha mail Mode 6 22 Camera Video 6 Video Settings Setting Recording Mode Set the image quality for recording and whether sound is recorded The default setting is Fine Voice 1 Pr...

Page 90: ...6 26 When the camera switches out of the mode or ends the Auto Save setting is maintained Setting Image Effect Select one of the following image effect settings for capturing an image The default set...

Page 91: ...mera Mode and the Video folder Video Mode Setting Area Minimize the vertical streaks that appear on the image preview screen when using the camera in a location with a different power frequency by set...

Page 92: ...oming messages or Web information The default setting is Off Setting Off Line Mode of Interrupt 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Video and press 3 Press K 4 Use G to select REC Cut in and press To set con...

Page 93: ...ombine four images to make one picture for use as wallpaper For details on Data Folder see Chapter 9 Change Image Size page 6 32 Superimpose Frame page 6 34 Paste Stamp page 6 35 Paste Text page 6 37...

Page 94: ...Select one of the following menu items 240W X 320H Dot 144W X 176H Dot 120W X 160H Dot and User Design Enter a size from 16 to 240 dots for the width and 16 to 320 dots for the height Resize Methods 1...

Page 95: ...lect DIFF File OK Set Menu Menu 30 Dot 6 34 Camera Video 6 Note If the frame size is larger than the image the image is saved at the size of the frame If the frame size is smaller than the image the i...

Page 96: ...10 dot and 30 dot to change the unit by which the cursor moves use I From the default setting of 10 dot press I to switch to 30 dot 9 Enter characters For details on entering characters see Chapter 4...

Page 97: ...t this step 8 Press L and press L If Overwrite is selected the image cannot be returned to its original size To keep the original file and create a new file select DIFF File 9 Use G to select how to s...

Page 98: ...Menu Set Tip If the original image width is less than 20 dots Become Thin and Become Fat are unavailable in Step 7 Arrange Image Rotate or change the shape of an image The following operations are ava...

Page 99: ...7 1 Display Settings...

Page 100: ...e or Action Item on Standby Display Select from preinstalled animations images saved to Data Folder The default setting is Off For details on Data Folder see Chapter 9 Setting Image as Wallpaper 1 Pre...

Page 101: ...e selected To set an image that is not the right size trim select a range of the image to appear or resize enlarge or reduce the image after Step 4 page 9 13 Even if Outgoing is set Font Size takes pr...

Page 102: ...ppears To switch to another frame design press or 8 Press L EThe frame design is set To finish setting the original Multi Menu if background images have already been set press L If background images h...

Page 103: ...images more than 240 dots wide or 320 dots high cannot be selected Set images up to 240 dots wide and 320 dots high for the original Multi Menu An animation cannot be set as a background image 11 Use...

Page 104: ...to Clock Face is recommended Setting Clock Design Switching between 12 hour 24 hour Systems Switch the clock display between the 12 hour system and the 24 hour system The default setting is 24h 1 Pres...

Page 105: ...Japanese Only Dora communications Tip The Standby Ku man cannot be set when an animation file is set for Standby page 7 2 Select a Power On image and Power Off image from Data Folder A custom message...

Page 106: ...acklight brightness to one of two levels The default setting is Level 2 1 Press C34 2 Use G to select Contrast and press 3 Use G to adjust the brightness and press EThe brightness is set Setting Displ...

Page 107: ...8 1 Sound Settings...

Page 108: ...nformation is received Ring tone when Station information is received For details on Mail Report Web and Station refer to Network Media Manual Menu Item Description Set a ringer volume to one of five...

Page 109: ...EN E LEIBER JERRY STOLLER MIKE BERRY CHUCK WILSON BRIAN DOUGLAS HOLLAND EDDIE HOLLAND BRIAN DOZIER LAMONT HERBERT LENNON JOHN WINSTON MCCARTNEY PAUL JAMES SIMON PAUL BETTIS JOHN CARPENTER RICHARD LYNN...

Page 110: ...nd off Power Off Tone keys are pressed Keypad Tone the handset is opened Opening Tone and closed Closing Tone etc Select from preinstalled melodies or melodies saved to the Data Folder Set the tones t...

Page 111: ...ng When Speaker Off page 3 2 is set the opening tone and closing tone are not heard Note If Opening Tone Closing Tone is set to a tone from Melodies or Data Folder a tone plays for two seconds when th...

Page 112: ...a note through the octaves Move the cursor forward or backward in the melody line Input a tie at the cursor position to join two notes of the same pitch together Select a range of notes 2 Interrupt a...

Page 113: ...ut of power interrupts melody entry inputted melody data is stored To return to the melody input screen later press aC 1 5 use aG to select Continue and press a If no name is entered for a melody it i...

Page 114: ...isplayed melody line Move the cursor to the right of the last note of the melody line Move the cursor to the first note of the melody line To see the functions of the keys open the Help menu Descripti...

Page 115: ...de page 3 4 other than Original Manner Mode is set no sound is heard If Original Manner Mode is set the volume level set for Volume in the Original Manner Mode settings applies When Speaker Off page 3...

Page 116: ...ginal ring tones page 8 16 Playing files page 9 5 Playing captured videos page 6 2 Playing Record and Record Ringer page 11 42 Playing alarm page 11 35 Automatically playing sound files attached to in...

Page 117: ...9 1 File Management...

Page 118: ...ders Melody Animation Video Recordings folders structure are the same as Picture folder Etc Frame 2 Frame 3 Frame 1 12 9 3 File Management 9 1 An original incoming ring tone is converted to a SMAF fil...

Page 119: ...file press or to display the previous or next file ex Menu List When Image File is Selected To open Sub Menu from the screen shown to the upper left press K Name Edit Edit the name of the file Delete...

Page 120: ...Selected To open Sub Menu from the screen shown to the upper left press K Property Display the file name file format file size used block number copy forward permission and title Each Setting Set the...

Page 121: ...eously to a different folder Reset Check Remove all checkmarks from files in the folder Menu Check Menu List Tip If checkmarks are added to multiple files Delete All may take a few minutes When Frame...

Page 122: ...roperties vary depending on the file type page 9 5 Menu Note The display method can also be switched for folders other than Data Folder if or is displayed at the bottom of the screen List T Nail Switc...

Page 123: ...ge moves use I From the default setting of 10 dot press I to switch to 30 dot To resize the image press L For details on the menu items refer to the table on page 6 32 8 Press L and press 9 Enter a fi...

Page 124: ...ames from images in Data Folder and save the animation to Data Folder 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Data Folder and press Alternatively press L for 1 seconds from Standby 3 Use E to select a folder and...

Page 125: ...tached to a message Setting Melody Recording File as Ring Tone Set a melody or recordings in Data Folder as an incoming tone 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Data Folder and press Alternatively press L fo...

Page 126: ...ders cannot be renamed Menu Creating New Folders Create folders in layers 1 and 2 of Data Folder except in the Frame and Stamp folders 1 Select a file and press K For details on selecting a file see p...

Page 127: ...o select a folder and press 4 Use E to select a file and press K 5 Use G to select PROT Cancel and press EThe selected file is protected Menu Deleting Files 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Data Folder an...

Page 128: ...l file Menu Tip Converting the file format may affect image quality and file size If the image is more than 240 dots wide or 320 dots high the image is set as set image in Each Setting or files and co...

Page 129: ...K Check Menu Menu Adding Checkmarks to Files Add checkmarks to files in a folder Perform operations such as moving page 9 22 or deleting page 9 20 all files with checkmarks simultaneously 1 Press KB 2...

Page 130: ...10 1 Security...

Page 131: ...speaker page 2 13 Recording Voice Memos page 2 14 Answering calls with Message Recorder page 2 8 Forwarding calls to Voice Mail Center page 13 5 Keypad Lock does not affect the following functions Sch...

Page 132: ...ohibits use of Phone Book Redial Received Call and Notepad Memory for making calls Use of the keypad for making calls is not affected Prohibits use of the keypad for making calls Use of Phone Book Red...

Page 133: ...d Call Adding Phone Number from Received Call 1 Press KC 2 Use E to select Annoyance and press 3 Enter your Security Code If the wrong code is entered the handset returns to Standby 4 Use G to select...

Page 134: ...ook Reject calls from phone numbers in Reject List page 10 6 Menu Item Description Blocked ID Pay Phone No ID No Entry List Rejecting Calls by Category Reject unwanted calls according to the following...

Page 135: ...esave Secret Memory entries as normal Phone Book entries 1 Press C22 2 Enter your Security Code If the wrong number is entered the handset returns to Standby 3 Use G to choose On and press ESecret Mod...

Page 136: ...ll information and Words List Redial information of Private Mode Learning dictionaries learned content of prediction dictionaries and personal dictionaries 1 Press C27 2 Enter your Security Code If th...

Page 137: ...resetting Your Security Code and Mobile Internet settings Link Limiter Code for Link Limiter Network Media Manual are not reset Function Item Reference Clear Memory F27 Reset F29 Images F49 Set Clock...

Page 138: ...11 1 Convenient Functions...

Page 139: ...s on setting each item see page 11 2 5 Press L EThe Schedule entry is saved OK Convenient Functions 11 Creating Schedule Entries Open the Make Schedule window and create a basic entry by setting only...

Page 140: ...heme four themes press I or L 5 Use E to select a stamp and press EThe stamp is set If no subject was entered the title of the stamp selected is entered in the subject field automatically To save the...

Page 141: ...Alternatively press P from Standby 3 Use E to select a date and press I 4 Use G to select Option and press New ex Prevent others from accessing the contents of a Schedule entry unless your Security Co...

Page 142: ...ecurity set or a message with Privacy set to Level 3 or Level 4 Network Media Manual enter your Security Code Note View Schedule entries set for dates up to one year prior to the day after the current...

Page 143: ...te set for the Schedule entry is selected in Monthly Schedule view Menu New Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26...

Page 144: ...each for the hour and minute fields Enter the time in accordance with the 24 hour system 11 Use G to select Once and press Menu Set Holiday Color Change the color for displaying the selected date or...

Page 145: ...se G to select Set Alarm and press The default alarm settings are Pattern 1 for Alarm Tone Level 5 for Alarm Volume and Off for Vibration To change these settings proceed to Steps 4 through 11 on page...

Page 146: ...o view a Time up image set from Data Folder use G to select Data Folder and press L Only files and folders containing files that can be selected appear 7 Use E to select a folder and press 8 Use E to...

Page 147: ...1 21 page 11 22 page 11 23 Creating Action Item Entries Open the Make Action Item window and create a basic entry by setting only the required items Settings can be changed or additional settings can...

Page 148: ...er up to 128 single byte characters or 64 double byte characters For details on setting a phone number link see page 11 7 To save the Action Item entry set at least one of the stamp subject start time...

Page 149: ...e the stamp appears Done Prevent others from accessing the contents of an Action Item entry unless your Security Code is entered Only appears in the Action Item list Secret Menu Item Description Categ...

Page 150: ...y and press EThe Action Item entry appears To scroll down press B Note Entries appear in Action Item lists in the order in which they finish starting with the entry having the earliest finish time Ent...

Page 151: ...ntering or editing text Saving Memos 1 Press P for 1 seconds 2 Use G to select Short Memo and press 3 Use G to select a blank memo and press 4 Enter memo contents and press EThe memo is saved For deta...

Page 152: ...ired 1 Press C52 Tip If the handset power is turned off at the specified time it turns on automatically to play the alarm 11 28 Convenient Functions 11 Dictionaries Look up words in the three dictiona...

Page 153: ...five double byte characters To save the Alarm Clock settings set the alarm time and start setting and press L OK 2 Use G to select an alarm and press 3 Use G to choose On and press 4 Use G to select...

Page 154: ...alarm tone is set 8 Use G to select Alarm Volume and press 9 Use G to select a volume level and press EThe alarm volume is set To listen to a tone at the selected volume level press L This function is...

Page 155: ...nner Mode is set the alarm plays at the volume level set for Volume in the Original Manner Mode settings When Speaker Off page 3 2 is set the alarm is not heard To set a different time press I when th...

Page 156: ...the call takes priority and recording stops If a message or Web information is received the interrupt settings Network Media Manual apply The handset can be set to prohibit the reception of calls mess...

Page 157: ...seconds of sound for use as a ring tone 1 Press KB 2 Use E to select Recorder and press 3 Use G to select Record Ringer and press 4 Enter a recording time and press EThe recording screen appears Ente...

Page 158: ...se E to select a folder and press L EThe save location is set Set Menu Tip The save location set with this setting is only temporary When Recorder ends the save location is reset to the Recordings fol...

Page 159: ...lume setting of Original Manner Mode applies When Speaker Off page 3 2 is set no sound is heard However sound can be heard when a recording is played back through the earpiece Playback Playback Screen...

Page 160: ...Additional Functions 12 1...

Page 161: ...rk Media Manual Unread Delivery Report s New Web Network Media Manual New Web information New Station Network Media Manual New Station information Voice Mail page 13 6 Unchecked Voice Mail Message pag...

Page 162: ...nchecked Voice Mail or Message Recorder messages Unread messages Menu Item Description Setting Notification Illumination Set Call Mail Illumination to flash when there is unchecked information table b...

Page 163: ...ails on entering characters see Chapter 4 Enter up to 16 single byte characters or eight double byte characters 8 Press K 9 Use G to select Change Icon and press 10 Use E to select an icon and press E...

Page 164: ...elete all items Alternatively press KaC select Owner Info and press a to enter owner information Menu Owner Info Accessing Functions via Shortcut Menu 1 Press R 2 Use E to select a function and press...

Page 165: ...by Display Message Recorder Note To set Message Recorder when a call is arriving press I If Message Recorder is set an answering message informs the caller that the call cannot be answered If the disp...

Page 166: ...the beep the caller s message is recorded and can be heard through the earpiece 4 Recording stops EAfter the caller ends the call or 90 seconds elapse recording stops and appears If Notice Menu is set...

Page 167: ...Book entry select the link dial and press N 3 Press CN EThe next pre entered touch tone sequence is sent When the next sequence is sent appears and the next flashes Repeat this step until all touch t...

Page 168: ...shorter ring time answers calls If both ring times are the same Auto Answer answers calls Auto Answer In Standby or during a call confirm the key assignment for accessing and using functions The guide...

Page 169: ...ter a specified time of inactivity elapses The following shows the Power Save settings Item Set the time until the Display backlight turns off during Standby Set the Display backlight to turn off afte...

Page 170: ...the call may be disconnected without the alarm tone playing Open to Talk Answer a call by simply opening the handset The default setting is Off 1 Press C36 2 Use G to select Open to Talk and press 3...

Page 171: ...x is added and not notified of your phone number when the 184 prefix is added Caller ID Setting The default setting is Off 1 Press C79 EShow Hide ID is highlighted 2 Press 3 Use G to select Hide ID Sh...

Page 172: ...ne number This feature is also available when dialing phone numbers from Phone Book International Code can be changed The default setting is 0046010 For details contact Customer Service Adding Interna...

Page 173: ...ss O to end the call Note If PH Book Lock is set page 10 5 short beeps are heard after Step 1 and the handset returns to Standby Cancel the setting and try again If there is no phone number in the 000...

Page 174: ...mbols _ To enter a character use E to select the character and press Repeat this operation until all characters are entered and proceed to Step 6 6 Press L and press 7 Reenter the password and press L...

Page 175: ...select Limit Mode and press EThe Limit Mode Menu appears 3 Use G to select Settings and press EThe Password entry window appears 4 Enter a password and press L To display the hint to help remember th...

Page 176: ...of the handset Permit receiving calls from all phone numbers Prohibit use of all mail functions Limit sending messages and retrieving complete messages to only addresses in Permit List Limit sending...

Page 177: ...mation services such as Dial Q2 etc Prohibit use of International Code page 12 24 for making international calls Prohibit operations from phone number e mail address and URL links Network Media Manual...

Page 178: ...only addresses in Permit List if the specified limit for sending message is exceeded Permit use of all mail functions Prohibit use of all Web functions if the specified limit for downloading Web info...

Page 179: ...hat corresponds to the set due date Due 10th Day 11th of each month Due 20th Day 21st of each month Due Monthend 1st of each month The talk time indication and limits are automatically reset at the se...

Page 180: ...Use Quantity manually press K after Step 4 press a enter Limit Mode Password press L and press a The remaining talk time is also reset If Limit Mode is canceled the amount of use is not added to Use...

Page 181: ...ers each Menu Item Description Making Receiving Calls The following shows handset operation for making and receiving calls to from phone numbers in Private List Normal Mode Calls can be made to phone...

Page 182: ...vate Mode according to the save conditions can be checked However if a new message is received from an e mail address in Private List of the Private Mode not currently active the reception operation i...

Page 183: ...a of Private Mode and Private Mode are also deleted or reset by F27 Clear Memory page 10 13 Tip If Limit Mode page 12 32 is set Private Modes are unavailable Mail Incoming Set ring tones for people in...

Page 184: ...Optional Services 13 1...

Page 185: ...is a fee For details on optional services contact Customer Service Call Forwarding Forward calls to a specified phone number when the handset power is turned off the handset is out of range or calls...

Page 186: ...ng phone number immediately for the Kanto Koshin Tokai and Kansai subscription regions Checking Call Forwarding Status 1 Press C74 EYes is highlighted 2 Press EThe Call Forwarding or Voice Mail status...

Page 187: ...t this setting is not valid for the Kanto Koshin Tokai and Kansai subscription regions 1 Press C70 2 Use G to select a ring time and press After Connecting appears Registered appears If this does not...

Page 188: ...ll Waiting is available for subscriptions in the Hokkaido Hokuriku Kyushu Okinawa Tohoku Niigata Chugoku and Shikoku regions but the service cannot be set from the handset 1 Press C75 2 Use G to choos...

Page 189: ...l you will continue to be charged for the call between the other two parties after disconnection 3 Way Calling Requires Separate Subscription Making Call during Call 1 Dial a phone number during a cal...

Page 190: ...disconnected If one of the other parties disconnects during 3 Way Calling Your call continues with the remaining party Disconnecting from 3 Way Calling and Leaving Both Other Parties Connected for Ka...

Page 191: ...14 1 Appendix...

Page 192: ...number of Message Recorder and Voice Memo recordings Delete Message Recorder and Voice Memo recordings Set cancel Message Recorder and set ring time Save edit often used words in Words List Enter pers...

Page 193: ...F39 Etiquette Switch F42 Message Recorder F46 Owner Info F49 Images F52 Alarm Clock F59 Set Clock F60 Total Charge F61 Call Charge F62 Total Time F63 Call Time F77 International Code F79 Show Hide ID...

Page 194: ...sages are received even though the handset is set to reject them Symptom Check Item Solution Is the battery attached correctly Is the battery level low Is there dust on the connectors or contacts of D...

Page 195: ...ted for Wallpaper the continuous talk time and continuous standby time will become shorter Due to the special features of Station Service in which information is automatically received more battery po...

Page 196: ...obtained from Sky Melody Network Media Manual A music data format for handsets It enables voice recording files to be imported in the form of SMAF files for playback This format also supports the dis...

Page 197: ...2 Font Size 7 11 Frames 6 13 6 34 Functions 1 15 Menu List 14 2 G Glossary 14 10 Group Mode Search 5 21 Group settings 5 12 Guide 12 16 Index A Accessories ii Action Item 11 19 Checking entries 11 24...

Page 198: ...d pasting 4 28 Deleting ranges 4 27 Fixed Text Short Memo 4 30 Replacing ranges 4 33 Saving to Words List 4 29 Reading Mode Search 5 20 Received Call 2 18 Recorder 11 36 Auto Save 11 40 Playback 11 42...

Page 199: ...s 8 3 Ringer volume 8 2 S Safety precautions xiii Save location 6 26 11 41 Schedule 11 2 Checking entries 11 9 Schedule options 11 6 Searching in All Mode 5 22 Secret Memory 10 9 Secret Mode 10 9 Secu...

Page 200: ...ard After Sales Service Be sure to refer to Troubleshooting page 14 7 before submitting your handset for repair If you are still having problems with your handset contact your nearest SoftBank Shop or...

Page 201: ...al information Phone Book entries Received Call information messages etc before submitting the handset for recycling For additional information please dial 157 from SoftBank handset for Customer Servi...

Page 202: ...be limited to contract conditions or service area The 304T handset operates at 1 5 GHz and is compatible with the SoftBank network This product is exclusively for use in Japan Caution Unauthorized co...

Page 203: ...t 5 2 Obtaining Mail List 5 2 Downloading Long Mail Message from Mail List 5 3 Using Mail List to Delete Messages on Server 5 4 Downloading Messages from Server 5 6 Deleting Messages from Server 5 7 C...

Page 204: ...s 8 12 Saving Bookmarks 8 12 Additional 6 Functions Connecting from Bookmarks 8 13 Editing Saved Information 8 14 Accessing User Club Site 8 15 Web Data 8 16 Checking Information 8 16 Saving Informati...

Page 205: ...for Information 11 9 Setting Scroll Unit 11 9 Changing Font Size 11 9 Setting Sound Volume 11 10 Sending Location Information 11 11 Weather Indicator 11 12 Weather Indicator On Off 11 12 Weather Fore...

Page 206: ...s of SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp The Yahoo name and Yahoo and Y logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Yahoo Inc in the United States The SOFTBANK name and logo are registered trademarks or tradema...

Page 207: ...Network Media Services 1 1...

Page 208: ...handsets For details on fees and charges contact Customer Service page 13 20 2 9 2 Receiving Messages Receive a melody attached to Sky Mail from Sky Melody Center Save the melody to Data Folder of the...

Page 209: ...ws Regional information Weather Indicator Set Weather Indicator to appear on Display for weather forecast on your current area Station Station Services are area information services provided by SoftBa...

Page 210: ...t and received messages Create Long Mail page 3 2 Create Sky Mail page 3 2 Create Greeting messages page 3 32 Access Sky Melody Center page 2 9 Set various Mail settings page 6 2 Connect to Mail Serve...

Page 211: ...Background Interrupt New Web Info Background The incoming notice and address name appear Only the incoming notice appears The sender s address name does not appear The incoming notice does not interru...

Page 212: ...to select OK and press 8 Use G to select 1 Messaging Settings and press EThe Messaging Settings menu appears 9 Use G to select 1 Edit Mail Address and press EThe account name entry field is highlight...

Page 213: ...man letter for the first character 12 Use G to select OK and press 1 12 1 Network Media Services Confirming Memory Status Note The Memory Status list contains the following items Data Folder Inbox Sen...

Page 214: ...s the same as the folder set for Mail Folder page 4 13 in Option of a Phone Book entry messages received from any address in the entry are considered to be junk mail and there is no notification of th...

Page 215: ...pears 8 Enter a new number or address and press EThe Center Number or Junk Mail Address is changed To clear the current number or address before entering a new number or address use Q Tip Center Numbe...

Page 216: ...it has been changed for your subscription region otherwise you will no longer be able to use Web Services Changing Station Center Number 1 Press KA 2 Use E to select Station and press 3 Use G to selec...

Page 217: ...Mail...

Page 218: ...Receiving Messages 2 1...

Page 219: ...age 2 4 Checking New Mail 2 2 2 Receiving Messages Note The Incoming Mail settings determine the ring tones and volume levels for incoming messages Access these settings by pressing aC 1 0 Operations...

Page 220: ...sappears after the message is opened or the complete message is downloaded To save messages from specific senders in one mail folder select Folder 1 19 in Phone Book entry options beforehand page 4 13...

Page 221: ...sage 2 6 2 Receiving Messages Retrieving Long Mail When a Long Mail Notice arrives retrieve the complete message from the Center The Center saves unretrieved Long Mail messages for up to 30 days 1 Pre...

Page 222: ...lody Center via Sky Melody in Services Menu page 1 5 or by pressing 1 7 9 0nN To open Sub Menu for editing or deleting resetting to 1790 the Sky Melody phone number press K after Step 2 Menu Saving Sk...

Page 223: ...ect Melody Entry and press Only folders to which the melody can be saved appear 8 Use E to select a folder and press L EThe melody is saved to Data Folder Set Menu Tip The message is deleted from the...

Page 224: ...3 1 Sending Mail...

Page 225: ...il only STEP C Enter Message page 3 9 Send Message page 3 3 Flow for Creating Mail Long Mail Mail Type Maximum Number of Characters Sky Mail Greeting 5 921 single byte characters or 2 957 double byte...

Page 226: ...Parapara Stamps cannot be sent to e mail addresses Single byte katakana characters are converted to double byte katakana characters in messages sent to e mail addresses If a message is sent to multipl...

Page 227: ...to five addresses for Long Mail To Cc and up to seven addresses for Sky Mail Adding Address for Long Mail 1 From the Long Mail window use G to select Address and press EFor details on opening the Long...

Page 228: ...Use G to select Message and press 4 Enter a message For details on entering characters refer to Operations Manual For details on the number of characters that can be sent see page 3 3 To create a Pho...

Page 229: ...eted Melody file Any sixth and subsequent addresses Enter pictographs page 13 9 in text entry windows Entering Pictographs in Message 1 Press L 2 Use G to select Long Mail or Sky Mail and press 3 Use...

Page 230: ...g of the message text the Parapara Stamp is attached Compatible handset models 304T V604T V603T V602T V601T V502T V501T V401T V303T V302T V301T J T51 J T02 to J T010 and Type T5 1 Press L 2 Use G to s...

Page 231: ...older and press 6 Use E to select a file and press EThe file is attached appears to indicate a file is attached To check a selected file press L To attach another file use G to select Attached File an...

Page 232: ...Attaching Original Ring Tones to Messages An original ring tone Operations Manual attached to Long Mail is converted automatically to SMAF format MA 2 Recipient s Model Compatible File Format SMAF for...

Page 233: ...p If more than 128 single byte characters were entered for the message Up to 128 CHARAs in Half Size Can be Entered One s in Excess are Deleted appears after Step 7 When sending Divided Image Mail cha...

Page 234: ...ext on an image Marker Stamp Description Menu Item Paste Text Pasting Text on Attached Images Select from two fonts four font sizes and eight font colors 1 Display the Attachments list For details on...

Page 235: ...s When keys are pressed to enter notes the corresponding tones are played To play the entered melody press L The volume level at which notes play at when they are entered or L is pressed is that set f...

Page 236: ...Tip If an e mail address is set for the address of Sky Mail the options other than Deliver Time are unavailable Sky Mail Priority below Confirmation page 3 25 Terminal Type page 3 26 Privacy page 3 27...

Page 237: ...a SoftBank handset or computer Send the message to an e mail address Send the message to mail compatible SoftBank handset Send the message to a server This feature can be used in conjunction with corp...

Page 238: ...press 5 Use G to choose Yes and press 6 Enter a PIN and press EThe recipient s PIN is set Server Storage Time Messages are relayed to recipients through the Center If a message cannot be delivered it...

Page 239: ...o the window for creating messages and press a Setting Delivery Time Date Set a delivery time and date up to six days in advance for Sky Mail The message is stored at the Center until the delivery tim...

Page 240: ...ss I EThe message is sent For details on error messages and indicators see Troubleshooting page 13 4 Send Greeting Specify the time and date when a message congratulations message etc sent to another...

Page 241: ...4 1 Mailbox...

Page 242: ...date the message was sent received Sender or recipient If the phone number or e mail address is saved in Phone Book the name appears The subject appears for Long Mail Message contents To create a rep...

Page 243: ...t unintentional deletion of the message page 4 22 Prevent others from accessing the message page 6 21 Move the message to another folder page 4 12 Add the address to Reject List page 4 32 Report spam...

Page 244: ...Actual Size Display images after adjusting them to fit Display automatically Display images at actual sizes 4 6 4 Mailbox Using Jump Feature Jump to the top or end of a sent or received message 1 Pre...

Page 245: ...Medium Large Extra Large and Small when a message is open use pP Setting Scroll Unit for Messages Set any of the following units for vertical and horizontal scrolling The default settings are Line fo...

Page 246: ...older 19 of Inbox in Mailbox to manage incoming messages Changing Sound Volume Set Sound Volume for a sound melody attached to a sent or received message Set the volume to one of five levels or to Sil...

Page 247: ...ail group in the Group settings Operations Manual accessed by pressing aC 3 7 However the setting for Phone Book entries takes priority 5 Use G to select Set Security and press 6 Enter your Security C...

Page 248: ...G to select a folder and press 5 Use G to select a message and press EThe message appears 6 Press I A reply can be sent as Long Mail or Sky Mail 7 Use G to select New Long Mail or New Sky Mail and pr...

Page 249: ...G to select a message and press EThe message appears 5 Press K 6 Use G to select Set Delivery and press 7 Use G to select Confirm and press EYes is highlighted 8 Press EA Delivery Report is requested...

Page 250: ...Delivery Report for the message appears Viewing Delivery Reports The delivery status of the message appears as shown below Delivered Could Not Deliver Canceled Deliver Now No Message Not be Received D...

Page 251: ...ne Book dialing a phone number sending all Long Mail sending all Sky Mail sorting messages and adding checkmarks to all messages press K after Step 3 Menu Sending Multiple Messages Simultaneously 1 Pr...

Page 252: ...essages are received sent or unsent messages Deleting messages page 4 25 Setting canceling protection Saving messages to Secret page 6 21 Moving messages to another folder page 4 12 Changing the messa...

Page 253: ...Press EYes is highlighted 7 Press EAll messages with checkmarks are deleted Menu Check Check Check 4 24 4 Mailbox Deleting Specified Messages Deleting One Message 1 Press L EMailbox is highlighted 2 P...

Page 254: ...s Deleting messages Setting canceling protection page 4 22 Saving messages to Secret page 6 21 Moving messages to another folder page 4 12 Changing the message status to read or unread page 4 39 Remov...

Page 255: ...number in a new Phone Book entry Save the phone number in an existing Phone Book entry Menu Item Description Long Mail Sky Mail Save Ph Book Add Ph Book Send Long Mail to the e mail address Send Sky...

Page 256: ...t the phone number then press twice and I once 6 Press EThe Long Mail window appears and the e mail address is set automatically For details on creating messages see page 3 2 Saving Link Information t...

Page 257: ...and indicators see Troubleshooting page 13 4 Send Menu Tip Addresses saved in Phone Book cannot be reported 4 32 4 Mailbox Reducing Spam Reject List Add up to 50 addresses to Reject List page 6 14 Ad...

Page 258: ...select an item and press EFor a melody file the file is set as a ring tone For an image file next follow the procedure for image and animation files in Data Folder Operations Manual 4 34 4 Mailbox Acc...

Page 259: ...l Type1 Mail Status1 Sentbox only Attachment1 received messages With Out1 sent messages Messages with attachments appear before messages without attachments Messages without attachments appear before...

Page 260: ...status of Long Mail that has not been downloaded from the server or a Greeting message with a specified time and date in the future cannot be changed 4 38 4 Mailbox Changing Message Order in General F...

Page 261: ...5 1 Mail Server...

Page 262: ...ss a after Step 2 The following operations can be performed after Step 2 Menu Item Description Select All View List Get List Receive All Delete All Server Space Download or delete all messages with ch...

Page 263: ...ccess Note Use checkmarks when deleting some messages simultaneously page 4 23 5 Press EA download request is sent and the messages are downloaded Downloaded messages are saved to Inbox in Mailbox For...

Page 264: ...from the server For details on error messages and indicators see Troubleshooting page 13 4 Note If there are no messages stored on the server appears Delete all messages on the server 1 Press L 2 Use...

Page 265: ...8 5 Mail Server Check the amount of space used on the server 1 Press L 2 Use G to select Access Server and press 3 Use G to select Server Space and press EThe server space appears Checking Server Spac...

Page 266: ...6 1 Additional Functions...

Page 267: ...e 6 3 Mail Group Signature Sender Name Save frequently used messages as fixed text Japanese Only Fixed Text Confirmation Signature Privacy Auto Display Auto Play Auto Retrieve PIN Filter Line Reject C...

Page 268: ...a name and press ESender Name is saved For details on entering characters refer to Operations Manual Enter up to 12 single byte alphanumeric characters ten single byte katakana characters or three do...

Page 269: ...s L 2 Use G to select Settings and press 3 Use G to select Long Mail or Sky Mail and press 4 Use G to select Receive and press 5 Use G to select Auto Play and press 6 Use G to choose On and press EAut...

Page 270: ...On and press EPIN Filter for e mail is set Tip If a PIN has not been saved page 6 8 the PIN Filter settings are unavailable If PIN Filter is set to On notify senders of the PIN Senders must set the P...

Page 271: ...le Input contains an address just enter the one digit entry number of the address from Standby and press I Long Mail or L Sky Mail to display the Long Mail or Sky Mail window with the address already...

Page 272: ...n mail groups for Long Mail up to five addresses per mail group and up to five mail groups for Sky Mail up to seven addresses per mail group Setting Mail Group for Long Mail 1 Press L 2 Use G to selec...

Page 273: ...u Add addresses phone numbers and e mail addresses to Reject List and set Address Filter to reject messages from those addresses Alternatively add addresses to Reject List and set Address Filter from...

Page 274: ...erations Manual The default message is Non BBS Data Enter up to 128 single byte alphanumeric characters 126 single byte katakana characters or 61 double byte characters Note To delete the message pres...

Page 275: ...be sent without entering a message If a message was not entered Polling REQ is entered automatically as the message When posted information is received press L to display the sent polling request mess...

Page 276: ...Tip The following cannot be saved to Secret Unread messages Messages requesting Delivery Report A sent message with Delivery Report cannot be saved to Secret until the Delivery Report has been checke...

Page 277: ...ng Messages in Secret 1 Press L EMailbox is highlighted 2 Press 3 Use G to select Secret and press 4 Enter your Security Code If the wrong code is entered the handset returns to Standby 5 Use G to sel...

Page 278: ...to select Others and press 4 Enter your Security Code If the wrong code is entered the handset returns to Standby 5 Use G to select Delete All and press 6 Use G to choose Yes and press EYes is highli...

Page 279: ...Web...

Page 280: ...Accessing Web 7 1...

Page 281: ...able Information Information delivered from the Center in the form of storage type messages is stored in Web Data until deleted Overwrite messages and work messages can be converted to storage type me...

Page 282: ...the Mobile Internet via Web Services Enter addresses URLs such as http www XX ne jp to access information on websites Entering URL 1 Press I 2 Use G to select URL Entry and press EEnter URL is highli...

Page 283: ...u Back Press C Press C Press D Press D Next Menu Back Next Menu Back Next Menu Back Press B Press B Press A Press A Next Menu Back Next Menu Back Next Menu Back 7 6 7 Accessing Web Using Access Log Us...

Page 284: ...orm operations such as sending and canceling Use G to select and press to perform the command indicated on Back Viewing Previous Next Information Information viewed on the handset is saved temporarily...

Page 285: ...8 1 Using Information...

Page 286: ...ictographs and the single byte symbols and cannot be entered Also the initial character cannot be a single byte space Enter up to 35 single byte characters or 17 double byte characters for an image or...

Page 287: ...ect One Time or Repeat and press EThe melody plays To stop the melody press L Stop Play Displaying Link Destination If a link is set for an image or melody display the destination 1 Display informatio...

Page 288: ...ormation can be used are selected 3 Press I EYes is highlighted 4 Press EThe location information is sent To obtain information follow the on screen instructions For details on error messages and indi...

Page 289: ...e numbers and e mail addresses 2 Use G to select the e mail address and press ELong Mail is highlighted To dial a phone number use G to select the phone number then press twice and I once 3 Press EThe...

Page 290: ...mation 1 Press I EThe Web menu appears 2 Use G to select Favorites and press 3 Use G to select a title and press K 4 Use G to select Delete One and press EYes is highlighted 5 Press EThe information i...

Page 291: ...sion Deleting one Bookmark page 8 14 Adding checkmarks to all Bookmarks For details on performing operations with L see page 7 8 Check Menu New Menu Save the addresses of frequently viewed information...

Page 292: ...e accessed if you press and hold K in Standby 8 14 8 Using Information Deleting Bookmark 1 Press I EThe Web menu appears 2 Use G to select Bookmarks and press 3 Use G to select a title and press K 4 U...

Page 293: ...Enter up to 24 single byte characters or 12 double byte characters Menu Web Data Save Web information to Web Data Information received via the Auto Delivery Service page 8 19 is automatically stored i...

Page 294: ...page 1 6 and press to check new information Auto Delivery Service Note The ring tone and volume level for new information are those set in New Web Info of Incoming settings Operations Manual If Manne...

Page 295: ...e is insufficient memory to store a storage type message the message cannot be received The following animation plays and appears at the top of the display To save incoming storage type information de...

Page 296: ...ormation Save information to Web Data page 8 16 1 Display information For details on displaying information see page 7 5 2 Press K 3 Use G to select Save to and press EThe information is saved to Web...

Page 297: ...ze Sound Volume Location Set the handset not to download images and sounds Set the scroll unit Set the font size Set the volume level for playing sounds during Web access Set the handset to send locat...

Page 298: ...o the information 6 Use G to choose On or Off and press ELocation is set Menu Changing Font Size Change the font size to Extra Large Large Medium or Small for text displayed in information The default...

Page 299: ...9 1 Additional Functions...

Page 300: ...ect Image Link and press 4 Use G to choose On and press EImage Link is set View Settings Make the following settings related to displaying and listening to information 1 Press I 2 Use G to select Sett...

Page 301: ...Link Limiter is set Setting Retrieve Method for Images Sounds If the size of information to be delivered is large the information is separated into a notice of the availability of information and the...

Page 302: ...ress EThe Web settings are reset For details on the settings that are reset see page 13 3 Deleting Web Information Delete all information obtained from the Web 1 Press I 2 Use G to select Settings and...

Page 303: ...Station...

Page 304: ...Station Basic Operations 10 1...

Page 305: ...itle Save information Save title Save information My List Saved Info Base station Menu Back Menu Back Menu Back Main List Information Menu Back Menu Back Station Information Check Main List for curren...

Page 306: ...animation ends The Saved Info settings determine the ring tone and volume level for incoming information Access these settings by pressing aC 1 0 Operations Manual If Manner Mode is set Operations Ma...

Page 307: ...ion Service When a certain time elapses or the handset is moved to another area information in Main List is updated automatically A separate subscription is required for viewing fee based information...

Page 308: ...mation automatically and be notified when information updates arrive page 10 10 For details on My List capacity see Storage Capacity page 13 11 Saving Titles from Main List 1 Press KA 2 Use E to selec...

Page 309: ...Menu for performing operations such as displaying details page 11 7 and saving information page 11 2 press K after Step 3 Alternatively press KaA use aE to select Station and press a twice to check ne...

Page 310: ...11 1 Using Information...

Page 311: ...splay information For details on displaying information see page 10 7 2 Press K 3 Use G to select Save and press 4 Use G to choose Yes and press EThe information is saved Menu Note If memory is insuff...

Page 312: ...s copying a file to the clipboard and attaching a file to a message see page 8 2 4 Enter a title and press For details on entering characters refer to Operations Manual Pictographs and the single byte...

Page 313: ...g operations Link Menu for Phone Numbers Link Menu for E mail Addresses URLs The information of displayed URLs can be accessed The handset identifies http followed by single byte alphanumeric characte...

Page 314: ...gs and press 4 Use G to select Scroll Unit and press 5 Use G to select a scroll unit and press EThe scroll unit is set Menu Changing Font Size Change the font size to Extra Large Large Medium or Small...

Page 315: ...s melodies while browsing the Web The default setting is Level 3 1 Display information For details on displaying information see page 10 7 2 Press K 3 Use G to select Settings and press 4 Use G to sel...

Page 316: ...ormation number appears If the wrong code is entered the handset returns to Standby 6 Enter a new number and press EThe information number is saved To clear the current number before entering a new nu...

Page 317: ...tion information is deleted with each update Updating Location Information 1 Press KA 2 Use E to select Station and press 3 Use G to select Location and press EThe location information appears To not...

Page 318: ...12 1 Additional Functions...

Page 319: ...ress EUpdate Cycle is set Information Update Cycle 12 2 12 Additional Functions An information number up to five digits long is assigned to each Station information item Enter an information number to...

Page 320: ...s and press EThe Station settings are reset For details on the settings that are reset see page 13 3 Items Restored by Clearing Memory New Info Main List My List Saved Info and Location The Urgent Inf...

Page 321: ...Appendix 13 1...

Page 322: ...6 5 page 6 7 page 6 8 page 6 9 page 6 10 page 6 11 page 6 14 page 6 15 page 1 15 page 1 16 page 6 16 page 1 17 page 1 17 page 1 17 page 1 17 page 1 17 page 2 5 page 4 28 page 4 11 page 4 28 page 4 7...

Page 323: ...recipient s handset is set to reject messages from your address Confirm this with the recipient Web The handset is out of range Wait a while before retrying Move the handset to a location where signal...

Page 324: ...ted for reasons such as a weak signal while performing communication or downloading Use G to choose Yes press and try reconnecting Back Station The handset s clock has not been set Set the clock Opera...

Page 325: ...13 9 13 Appendix Pictograph List...

Page 326: ...les 3 messages for each title Up to 128 KB Up to 50 bookmarks Up to 20 addresses Up to 20 items Saved Info Up to 200 KB up to 100 items Overwrite and Storage Type Information in My List Up to 100 item...

Page 327: ...ction for restricting the reception of messages Messages from addresses saved to Reject List are rejected Polling PIN Filter Address Filter Station Term Definition The location information shows an ad...

Page 328: ...tion 11 11 Send setting Web 8 27 Updating Station 11 14 Long Mail 1 3 Creating sending 3 2 Incoming 2 2 Items 3 3 Maximum number of characters 3 3 Long Mail notice 2 4 A Access Log 7 6 Account name 1...

Page 329: ...date 3 30 Setting functions 4 35 8 4 11 5 Signature Saving signature 6 3 Signature setting outgoing settings 6 5 Long Mail Sky Mail settings 6 2 Auto Display 6 7 Auto Play 6 7 Auto Retrieval 6 6 Conf...

Page 330: ...lder 2 9 Sorting 4 37 Sound Volume Mail 4 10 Station 11 10 Web 8 26 Specifying destination terminal 3 26 Station 10 2 Station menu 1 7 Station settings Center Number 1 19 Clearing memory 12 5 Image li...

Page 331: ...ndset or service please call General Information For service or handset repairs please call Customer Assistance Call These Numbers Toll Free from Fixed Line Phones Subscription areas SoftBank Customer...

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