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Using Desktop Icon

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-5

Stereo Microphone

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14-3

Sub Image

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

5-4

Subfolders

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-2

10-6

Symbols

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-10

19-27

S! Appli

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-2

Adjusting the Volume

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7

Deleting

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-5

18-8

Downloading

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-2

Ending

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-4

Incoming Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-6

Indicators

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-3

Launching

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-3

Making Backlight Settings

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7

Pausing

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-4

Property

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-4

Resuming

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-4

Setting Security Levels

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-5

S! Appli Blink

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7

Vibration

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7

S! Appli Blink

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7

S! Loop

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-18

S! Mail

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-2

Auto Receive (S! Mail Settings)

. . . . . . . . 16-26

Receiving S! Mail from Message List

. . . . 16-24

Retrieving S! Mail

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-3

S! Mail Creation Mode

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-27

S! Mail Window

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-5

Option

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-7

Tasks

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-28

Text Entry Modes

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3

3-5

Thumbnail

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8

10-3

Total Call Cost

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-10

Total Call Time

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-10

Transferring Data

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-8

Turning the Handset On/Off

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-21

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-13

Unknown

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8

12-6

Uploading Files

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-6

USIM Card

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4

Exchange Data

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-9

Inserting/Removing

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5

Phone Book Entries

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

Searching Entries

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-7

Using Attachments

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-20

Using Calculator

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-9

Using Desktop Icons

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-5

Using Streaming

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-8

Using Tasks

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-7

Alarm Notification

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-8

Checking Tasks

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-8

Creating Tasks

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-7

Deleting Tasks

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-9

Editing Tasks

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-8

Option

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-8

Utilities CD-ROM

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11-6

Valid Period

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-10

16-28

16-29

vfiles

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-5

Acquiring vfiles for Each Feature

. . . . . . . . 10-6

Creating (Saving) vfiles

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-5

Vibrator

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-5

Video Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

Answering a Video Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3

Handsfree

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

Making a Video Call

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2

Operations During a Video Call

. . . . . . . . . . 5-3

Turn on/off Voices and Sound

. . . . . . . . . . . 5-4

Video Call Settings

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4

Videos

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-6

6-8

9-11

Option

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7

9-12

Sending Videos

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8

View Report

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-21

Viewing Pictures

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8

Voice Mail

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-2

15-5

Voice Mail Service Center

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-5

Volume

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume

. . . . . . . . . . 2-8

Adjusting Volume (S! Appli)

. . . . . . . . . . . . 18-7

Alarm Volume

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-4

Media Player Volume

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-12

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Summary of Contents for 705N

Page 1: ... inaccurate or missing information please contact Customer Service zp 19 43 SoftBank 705N User Guide December 2006 Version 1 For more information please dial 157 from a SoftBank handset for Customer Service or visit your nearest SoftBank Shop SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp Model name SoftBank 705N Manufacturer NEC Corporation MDT 000069 EAA0 To help protect the environment and recycle valuable resources mob...

Page 2: ...se memory card functions 1 Complimentary sample not available for purchase 2 Upgrades or updates of included utility software may become available on the SoftBank Website www softbank jp without prior notification Please check for the newest versions of utility applications and download as required 3 Use Adapters to connect other optional items Battery pack AC Charger Utilities CD ROM Japanese 1 2...

Page 3: ...he Battery 1 18 Charging with the In Car Charger 1 19 Turning the Handset On Off 1 21 Turning the Handset On 1 21 Turning the Handset Off 1 21 Initial Settings 1 21 Setting Date Time 1 21 Retrieving Network Information 1 23 Changing the Language Mode 1 23 Changing the Display Language to English 1 23 Changing the Display Language to Japanese 1 23 Keys Menus 1 24 Softkeys 1 24 Main Menu 1 24 Select...

Page 4: ...n 2 12 Checking Your Own Phone Number Mail Address 2 12 Calling from Outside Japan Roaming 2 13 Switching the Network Mode 2 13 Making an International Call Outside Japan 2 13 Setting Mobile Phone Provider 2 14 Setting Preferred Provider 2 14 Minding Mobile Manners 2 16 Setting Canceling Manner Mode 2 16 Making an Emergency Call 2 17 Dialing Restrictions Emergency Calls 2 17 3 Entering Characters ...

Page 5: ...ata between Handset USIM Card 4 9 Editing Entries 4 10 Editing Entries 4 10 Deleting Entries 4 10 5 Video Call Before Using Video Calls 5 2 Video Call Window 5 2 Making a Video Call 5 2 Answering a Video Call 5 3 Operations During a Video Call 5 3 Video Call Settings 5 4 Setting the Quality of Image 5 4 Setting the Image to Show When Dialing 5 5 Selecting an Alternative Image 5 5 Setting What to D...

Page 6: ...op Icons 7 5 Accessing a Function or Data from a Desktop Icon 7 6 Checking Desktop Icon Properties 7 6 Changing Desktop Icon Designs 7 6 Setting a Captured Image as Desktop Icon 7 6 Moving Desktop Icons 7 6 Deleting Desktop Icons 7 7 Changing Main Menu 7 7 Changing Menu Image 7 7 Changing Main Menu Icon 7 7 Changing Font Type 7 8 Large Font 7 8 Illumination 7 8 8 Sounds Mode 8 2 Sound Settings 8 3...

Page 7: ...Folder Tree 10 2 Viewing Stored Files 10 3 Opening Files 10 3 Using vfiles 10 5 vfiles 10 5 Creating Saving vfiles 10 5 Acquiring vfiles for Each Feature 10 6 Managing Folders 10 6 Creating Folders 10 6 Renaming Folders 10 6 Deleting Folders 10 7 Managing Files 10 7 Renaming Files 10 7 Copying Moving Files 10 7 Deleting Files 10 8 Before Using the Memory Card 10 8 Using the microSD Memory Card 10 ...

Page 8: ...g Secret Entries Events 12 6 Saving Secret Entries Events 12 6 Displaying Hiding Secret Data 12 7 Locking Keys 12 8 Resetting the Handset 12 9 Resetting Functions Settings Reset 12 9 Deleting Personal Data Memory Reset 12 9 Resetting Deleting All Functions Personal Data All Reset 12 9 13 Organiser Tools Scheduling Calendar 13 2 Viewing the Calendar 13 2 Changing the Format 13 2 Adding Schedules Ev...

Page 9: ...14 4 Sending Push Tones 14 5 Setting the International Access Code 14 5 Adding the International Access Code 14 5 Editing the International Access Code 14 5 Deleting the International Access Code 14 5 15 Optional Services Optional Services Overview 15 2 Using Optional Services 15 2 Using the Menus 15 2 Using Service Codes 15 2 Setting Services from a Landline 15 3 Call Forwarding 15 3 Activating C...

Page 10: ...le Attachment 16 7 Files from Data Folder 16 7 Creating Slides 16 8 Adding Slides 16 8 Slide Interval 16 9 Send Option 16 10 Drafts 16 10 Checking Messages 16 11 Checking Message List 16 11 Operations on the Message Window 16 12 Folder Management 16 14 Changing Folder Names 16 14 Selecting Multiple Messages 16 14 Move Messages to Other Folders 16 15 Automatic Sorting to a Specified Folder 16 15 Re...

Page 11: ...ports 16 27 Validity Period 16 28 Delivery Time 16 28 SMS Settings 16 29 SMS Report Request 16 29 Validity Period 16 29 SMS Center 16 29 3D Pictogram Settings 16 30 Reset Settings 16 30 Settings Reset 16 30 17 Web Web 17 2 Before Using the Web 17 2 Accessing the Web 17 3 Yahoo Keitai Menu 17 3 Accessing Mobile Internet Sites 17 3 Entering a URL 17 3 Navigating a Web Page 17 4 Using Links from Web ...

Page 12: ...Resetting Browser Settings 17 16 Resetting Settings to Default 17 16 Clearing the Access History 17 16 Clearing the Cache 17 17 18 S Appli S Appli 18 2 Downloading S Appli 18 2 Launching S Appli 18 3 Ending Pausing Resuming S Appli 18 4 Ending Pausing S Appli 18 4 Resuming Paused S Appli 18 4 Managing S Appli 18 5 Moving S Appli 18 5 Deleting S Appli 18 5 Setting Security Levels 18 5 Resetting Sec...

Page 13: ...ng 19 17 Kuten Codes 19 21 Symbols Pictographs 19 27 Symbols 19 27 Pictographs 19 27 Emoticons 19 30 Memory Capacity 19 32 Specifications 19 32 INDEX 19 34 Warranty After Sales Service 19 42 Customer Service 19 43 _705N_manual_E book xii ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 14: ...Right Licensed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following United States Patents and or their counterparts in other nations 4 901 307 5 490 165 5 056 109 5 504 773 5 101 501 5 506 865 5 109 390 5 511 073 5 228 054 5 535 239 5 267 261 5 544 196 5 267 262 5 568 483 5 337 338 5 600 754 5 414 796 5 657 420 5 416 797 5 659 569 5 710 784 5 778 338 T9 Text Input and the T9 logo are regist...

Page 15: ...ny use of such marks by NEC is under license Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries Windows 2000 Professional is an abbreviation of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Windows XP is an abbreviation of Microsoft Windows XP Professional or Mic...

Page 16: ...e sure before using the Bluetooth function that no Other Radio Stations are used in the neighborhood 2 In case that RF interference occurs to Other Radio Stations from this equipment please change promptly the place to use or stop using the Bluetooth function emitting radio 3 Please contact Customer Service zp 19 43 if you have a problem such as interference from this equipment to Other Radio Stat...

Page 17: ... their meanings are described below Read the remainder of this manual only after thoroughly familiarizing yourself with these symbols and their meanings Symbols SoftBankshallnotbeliableforanydamagesincurredbyyouorathirdpartyasa result of improper use of this product failure during use memory loss or any other nonconformity Danger Improper handling poses a great risk of death or serious injury Warn...

Page 18: ... malfunction lower the performance or shorten the life Also doing so may cause the part of the handset body to become hot and possibly cause burns Battery To prevent battery leakage overheating bursting or ignition do not Use excessive pressure to force the battery into place Insert the battery in the correct direction and orientation Dispose of the battery in fire Short circuit the positive and n...

Page 19: ... away from liquids or conductive foreign objects metal pencil lead etc Do not insert such objects inside Failure to observe these precautions may result in short circuits causing these devices to ignite or malfunction If you notice something unusual such as an abnormal sound smoke or smell remove the handset battery and charging device from their power supplies as indicated below and contact Custo...

Page 20: ...ear medical electronic devices the magnet in the handset may cause them to malfunction Do not hold the handset to your ear during hands free operation Failure to do so may affect your hearing Do not put the handset on the dashboard etc as doing so may cause problems in the event of air bag inflation Air bag inflation may cause the handset to hit you or another person which may cause injury malfunc...

Page 21: ...ed fuse to replace the fuse of the in car charger Using it with unauthorized fuses may cause fire or equipment failure Always unplug the adapter or charger from the power outlet if it will be left unused for a long period of time Failure to observe this precaution may cause fire electric shock or malfunction To prevent overheating ignition bursting fire electric shock or equipment failure when han...

Page 22: ...ardiac pacemaker or implantable cardioverter defibrillator keep the handset at least 22 cm away Radio waves may affect the operation of implanted cardiac pacemakers or implanted cardioverter defibrillators if used in close proximity Turn off the handset in crowded places such as rush hour trains in case somebody nearby is using an implantable cardiac pacemaker or implantable cardioverter defibrill...

Page 23: ...perly used Failure to observe instructions may cause injury Keep the handset battery and charging device away from infants They may mistakenly swallow these devices or sustain injury in other ways When you attach the earphone to the handset to play games or music do not make the volume too loud Excessive high volume may damage your hearing Also it may prevent you from hearing the ambient sounds an...

Page 24: ...c UV cured coating Lamp lens PC resin ー Hinge cushion Silicon rubber ー Display side cushion Silicon rubber ー Strap Eyelet Stainless ー Keys on Keypad side Multi Selector PC resin Acrylic UV cured coating Center Key PC resin Acrylic UV cured coating Left Softkey Message Key Right Softkey Yahoo Keitai Key Menu Task Menu Key Music Key Start Call Log Key Clear Back Key Power End Key Key Manner Mode Key...

Page 25: ...nhale the liquid or get the liquid on your skin If the liquid comes into contact with your eyes or mouth immediately rinse your eyes or mouth with clean water and see a doctor If the liquid comes into contact with your skin or clothes immediately wipe it off with alcohol and wash with water and soap This liquid may cause loss of eyesight or skin problems Battery Compartment Screw Steel Nickel plat...

Page 26: ...ot place heavy objects on the power cord Doing so may cause electric shock fire or equipment failure Before cleaning the charging device unplug it from the electrical socket or cigarette lighter socket Failure to do so may cause electric shock When unplugging the charger from an electrical socket or cigarette lighter socket do not pull the power cord Doing so may damage the power cord and cause fi...

Page 27: ...nal that provides a high level of privacy protection However the possibility of eavesdropping by a third party using special means cannot be ruled out Eavesdropping Interception of radio signals by a third party during communication either intentionally or accidentally When viewing handset display for a long period of time take the following precautions to protect your eyesight Be sure the room is...

Page 28: ...er benzene or liquid soap may cause print or label to fade or other discoloration Clean terminals with a dry cloth or cotton swab occasionally Dirty terminals may cause poor contact and the handset may turn off Also dirty terminals may prevent proper charging Do not place the handset near the airflow of an air conditioner Sudden temperature changes may cause condensation and doing so may corrode i...

Page 29: ...andling the Camera If you break the law while using the handset camera you may be liable to prosecution under applicable laws and regulations such as the Public Nuisance Law Copyrights Music images computer programs databases other copyrighted materials and their respective copyright holders are protected by copyright laws Duplicating these materials is permitted only for individual or home use If...

Page 30: ...e minimum power level required for the communication with the base station the SAR of the phone during a call is usually below the maximum value For further information about SAR please see the following websites MPHPT http www tele soumu go jp e ele index htm ARIB http www arib emf org initiation sar html Japanese only The guideline is defined by relevant laws and regulations associated with the ...

Page 31: ...ns Internet Association CTIA website at http www phonefacts net FCC Regulations This mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This mobile phone has been tested and found to ...

Page 32: ...s user guide In this case the highest tested SAR value is 0 657 W kg As SAR is measured utilizing the devices highest transmitting power the actual SAR of this device while operating is typically below that indicated above This is due to automatic changes to the power level of the device to ensure it only uses the minimum level required to reach the network The World Health Organization has stated...

Page 33: ...Getting Started _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 34: ...s with less key operations Large Font zp 7 8 Displays menus and phonebook in large font Large Font Input zp 7 8 Enter characters in large font on the text entry window Desktop zp 7 5 Set frequently used functions or phone numbers as desktop icons for easy access Answer Phone zp 13 12 Register up to five entries on the handset Camera zp 6 2 Shoot a picture or video After shooting send images by mai...

Page 35: ...ata Folder zp 10 2 Save various kinds of data such as pictures videos melodies and text memos Bluetooth zp 11 2 Exchange data between your handset and other Bluetooth compatible device USB zp 11 6 Connect your handset to a PC to transfer files Call Forwarding Service zp 15 3 Forwards an incoming call to another phone number Call Waiting Service zp 15 6 Answer a call during another call Missed Call...

Page 36: ...ce may cause malfunction Carefully handle the card to avoid injury SoftBank shall not be liable for any malfunction caused by inserting the USIM Card into a third party IC card reader The USIM Card may become warm during use This is normal Keep the IC chip clean Touching the IC chip may cause data loss or equipment failure Avoid touching the IC chip Do not put labels on the USIM Card The thickness...

Page 37: ...revent your handset and USIM Card from being used Files saved on the handset or microSD memory card may become inaccessible after handset repair handset upgrade or USIM replacement Remove the battery before inserting or removing the USIM Card See Inserting Removing the Battery zp 1 16 in Battery Charger Inserting the USIM Card A Position USIM Card with gold plate IC facing down and insert into slo...

Page 38: ...andset to protect private information For security purposes the USIM has two codes PIN1 and PIN2 PIN1 PIN1 is a four to eight digit code to prevent unauthorized use of SoftBank handsets by others PIN1 is 9999 by default PIN1 can be changed zp 12 2 If Activate PIN1 is enabled all operations are locked until you enter PIN1 You are required to enter PIN1 whenever turning on the handset or re insertin...

Page 39: ...ode contact Customer Service zp 19 43 Note If an incorrect PUK1 code is entered ten consecutive times the USIM Card is locked Once USIM card is locked all operations are disabled If an incorrect PUK2 code is entered ten consecutive times operations requiring PIN2 are disabled Write down PUK codes and retain for future reference When USIM lock is activated contact Customer Service zp 19 43 _705N_ma...

Page 40: ...Menu Task Menu Key mMusic Key nPower End Key dClear Back Key o Manner Mode Key pKeypad yExternal Camera rExternal Display tLamp xMacro Switch wInternal Antenna uCharging Terminals ASide Keys vEarphone Jack Connector aEarpiece bDisplay eStart Call Log Key f Key gMicrophone zBattery Cover qSpeaker sStrap Eyelet _705N_manual_E book 8 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 41: ...ssage Key Activate the function indicated at the lower left of Display jRight Softkey Yahoo Keitai Key Activate the function indicated at the lower right of Display kMulti Selector Scroll through menus or Phone Book entries move cursor or adjust the volume a Left Received Calls Key Move cursor left or access Received Calls b Up Shortcut Key Move cursor up or select a desktop shortcut c Right Call ...

Page 42: ...tall or remove the battery pack ASide Keys Adjust volume etc Note Internal Antenna 705N has no external antenna Handset transmits receives signals via Internal Antenna Do not cover or place stickers etc over the area containing Internal Antenna Voice quality varies with handset usage location Avoid attaching metallic straps Antenna sensitivity will be affected Multi Selector Use Multi Selector to ...

Page 43: ...is full e Voice Mail message stored at Voice Mail Service Center zp 15 5 f USB cable connected Bluetooth connection is ready zp 11 3 Bluetooth connection in progress USB cable connected and Bluetooth connection is ready USB cable connected and Bluetooth connection in progress Software Update in progress g Voice call in progress Voice call on hold Video call in progress h microSD memory card insert...

Page 44: ...l Keys Lock active Side Keys Lock active Side Keys Lock and All Keys Lock active a Signal strength more bars indicate a stronger signal Out of service area b 3G UMTS network mode GSM or GPRS network mode 3G UMTS GSM and GPRS network mode unavailable c Yahoo Keitai in progress Yahoo Keitai available SSL transmission in progress Packet transmission ready Packet transmission receiving Packet transmis...

Page 45: ...ion Li ion Battery type Lithium ion Charge the battery before using the handset for the first time or if the handset has not been used for a long period of time Even if you do not use the handset for a long period of time charge the battery at least every six months If the battery has not been used for a long period of time it may become unable to be fully charged even after charging is completed ...

Page 46: ...local regulations The battery pack may swell slightly as the life comes close to the end and it causes no problem Note Use only approved battery and charging device zp i Insert the battery into the handset before charging The handset cannot be charged and powered on without the battery The lamp blinking in red during charging indicates battery failure Contact Customer Service zp 19 43 If Check the...

Page 47: ...nd turn off the handset to charge the battery When manner mode is set Only the message appears without sounding the battery alarm The tone sounds through an earphone when it is connected Note The indicated battery level is an approximate estimate The vibrator works even during charging Set Vibration Pattern to Pattern Off to prevent the handset from vibrating Phone is shutting down appears around ...

Page 48: ...the handset battery or charger device The battery drains faster when Communication such as video call or Group Talk is continued for a long period of time S Appli is running The camera or access Bar Code Reader is used continuously Videos melodies or music files are played The keypad is used continuously for using S Appli composing messages etc The handset is repeatedly opened and closed The batte...

Page 49: ...so may damage the battery contacts of the handset Check that the battery cover is closed securely before using the handset Removing the Battery Disconnect the handset from the charging device and turn power off before removing the battery A Press a and slide battery cover b Handset corners Slide battery cover in direction of arrow until it clicks shut _705N_manual_E book 17 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６...

Page 50: ...tor cover and push the charger plug into Connector B Insert plug into a 100 V AC socket Charging the Battery Connector cover Charger plug mark face down Connector Lamp illuminates red while charging and goes off when charging is completed Plug AC 100 V mains socket _705N_manual_E book 18 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 51: ...ger when the handset is turned on Also charging time varies depending on temperature A Connect In Car Charger with Charger Adapter B Open Connector cover and push the charger plug into Connector Charging with the In Car Charger Charger Adapter Connector Charger plug mark face down Connector cover _705N_manual_E book 19 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 52: ... socket Tip Battery charging Charging takes longer when the handset is turned on Also charging time varies depending on temperature For information on how to use an In Car Charger see the In Car Charger user s manual It is recommended to use an In Car holder to secure the handset during charging Cigarette lighter socket In Car Charger Power plug The lamp goes off when charging is completed _705N_m...

Page 53: ...me you turn the handset on zp 12 2 Note Use both hands to open the handset gently Applying excessive force may cause damage A Press p for 2 seconds Initial Settings Make initial settings before using the handset The Do you wish to set the home time window appears the first time you turn the handset on Follow the steps below A On the Do you wish to set the home time window press M YES Turning the H...

Page 54: ...lock formats in Standby aPress c and select Settings Phone Settings Date Time Format bSet the formats To hide the clock Select Off from Clock Display To set Dual Time and check the time difference from GMT Set the time difference from Greenwich Mean Time GMT aPress c and select Settings Phone Settings Date Time SetDate Time bHighlight the time zone Press c and select a city To set Summer Time aPer...

Page 55: ...d select Settings Connectivity Network Setup RetrieveNWInfo and press M YES Changing the Language Mode A Press c and select 設定 Settings 一般設定 Phone Settings Language B Select English C Press M OK A Press c and select Settings Phone Settings 言語選択 Language B Select 日本語 Japanese C Press M OK Retrieving Network Information Dual Time Home and Dual Times Default 日本語 Japanese Changing the Display Languag...

Page 56: ...ss M OPTIONS To create a new message press y NEW Notation The following notation is used for Softkey operations Navigating through Main Menu Press m or c in Standby to access Main Menu The Main Menu includes nine items Highlight a Main Menu item and press c to open the menu Softkeys Softkey area Main Menu Indicates the task or item Press this Softkey to select the corresponding item task Press M O...

Page 57: ...ntertainment View or play images videos or music Camera Access camera functions and Bar Code Reader Data Folder Save and manage files here Six folders are available for sorting by file type Messaging Access messaging functions Organiser Tools Activate applications such as Calendar Calc Converter and Voice Recorder Main Menu Standby Window m c Phone Book Access Phone Book to search entries or custo...

Page 58: ...ad Press a corresponding number key for quick access to numbered menu items Accessing options quickly To quickly access options for which a number starting with M appears on the upper right of a window press m and dial keys of the number in Standby Accessing Date Time options M942 Press m 9 4 and 2 Use the following procedure to select multiple items when copying or deleting mail messages etc A Us...

Page 59: ...orm an OPTIONS item highlight the item and press c Use s to switch pages on an OPTIONS item that consists of multiple pages a page number such as or appears at the top right in the window Selecting Delete from the OPTIONS item of Calendar Notation of Menu Operation The following notation is used for procedures to select OPTIONS items Press M OPTIONS and select Delete The above procedure means aPre...

Page 60: ...nch a second task from the same group Select Yes to end the running task and launch a new task To launch Music Player press o A Press m for 1 seconds to open the Task Menu B Select another task A In the window of the task you want to quit press p When the confirmation window appears Press M YES Tip To use the task menu aPress m for 1 seconds bSelect a task to end and press M QUIT cPress M YES Task...

Page 61: ...s from a landline or to subscribe to Web fee based information services Network password is a pre assigned four digit number required to restrict handset services After three consecutive incorrect password entries Call Barring settings are locked and you need to change Network Password and Center Access Code To change Center Access Code contact Customer Service zp 19 43 Network Password can be cha...

Page 62: ...Basic Handset Operations _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 63: ...e subscription is required to make an international call For more information contact Customer Service zp 19 43 For information about available countries areas and charges contact Customer Service zp 19 43 Follow the steps below to make an international call aEnter 010 country code and then a phone number excluding the first 0 bConfirm the phone number and press n When you are outside Japan instea...

Page 64: ...test 20 records of dialed voice and video calls are stored in Dialed Calls Option Option Create Phone Book Register the entered number to the Phone Book zp 4 3 Send Message Launch the Mail Copy Copy the number Paste Paste the copied number Notify Caller ID Select whether to show hide your caller ID Add 184 No caller ID Hide only in Japan Add 186 caller ID Show only in Japan Not Notify 31 Hide Noti...

Page 65: ...0 records of received or missed voice and video calls are stored in Received Calls respectively If the caller ID was not notified the reason such as Payphone or No Caller ID and the date and time are displayed To display missed calls Press l for 1 seconds in Standby To check the ringing time of the missed call The details window displays the ringing time in seconds It is useful to judge whether or...

Page 66: ...ne Press c and select Settings Call Settings Voice Call Auto Redial Select a phone number from data retrieved with Bar Code Reader to make a call Received Calls Display received calls Missed Calls Display missed calls ClearAllLogs Delete all logs Auto Delete Set whether to delete logs when turning the handset on This option is set to Off by default On Delete automatically Off Do not delete automat...

Page 67: ...ll Log Missed Calls To display all the missed calls from the same party Press c and select Phone Book Call Log Dupli Records and select On Answering a Call A When receiving a call press n or y ANSWER B Press p to end the call Tip Using Any Key Answer When AnyKeyAnswer is set to On the call is answered by pressing any key 0 to 9 s or c instead of n y ANSWER To change the Any Key Answer settings pre...

Page 68: ...be answered A Press M OPTIONS when receiving a call B Select Hold Answer C Press y ANSWER when you are ready to answer the call Note A calling fee is charged to the caller even while the call is put on hold Tip Press p while the call is put on hold to end the current call Also answer the held call by pressing p while the call is on hold When AnyKeyAnswer is set to On also answer the call by pressi...

Page 69: ...ring message a message is played recorded regardless of Close Setting The desktop icon continues to be displayed if any one of the messages remain unchecked When Side Keys Lock is set the Answer Phone cannot be activated using side key with the handset closed To play answer phone zp 13 14 Rejecting an Incoming Call While the phone is ringing press p or press M OPTIONS and select Reject Tip When a ...

Page 70: ...porarily put a call on hold subscribe to the Call Waiting service zp 15 6 or Group Talk service zp 15 7 Record a call for up to 20 seconds Up to five records are kept 6th and subsequent records will overwrite the older ones following a confirmation message A Press M OPTIONS during a call and select Call Memo B Press c C or M STOP to end recording Tip Five seconds before the recording ends A beep s...

Page 71: ...ring and after a call A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Common Set CalTim TolInf CallTimeDisp B Select On or Off Displaying Call Costs Display a voice call cost or a video call cost on the window during and after a call A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Common Set CalTim TolInf Toll Display B Select On or Off Check total call time and costs or the previous last call time and co...

Page 72: ...may be included in Call Duration or Previous Call Guide to the call time and cost Call Duration shows the total call time and cost from the previous reset to the latest Previous Call shows the previous call time and cost If exceeding the total call cost to be set the notification appears after ending the call If exceeding the cost to be set it is not possible to make a voice call or video call exc...

Page 73: ...ner Information Check the phone number stored on your USIM Card The mail address can also be checked if it is registered A Press m 0 Tip In the Owner Info Up to four phone numbers up to three mail addresses street address memo etc can be registered Since the first phone number is the handset s it cannot be changed or deleted The owner information can be checked during a call by performing the abov...

Page 74: ...and GPRS according to the reception 3G Uses only 3G network inside and outside Japan GSM Uses only GSM GPRS network outside Japan Tip Automatic is recommended when using the handset outside Japan Note For details on Global Roaming see Global Roaming Guide on the SoftBank Website www softbank jp or contact Customer Service zp 19 43 A separate subscription is required to use the Global Roaming servi...

Page 75: ...ress c and select Settings Connectivity Network Setup Select Network B Select Manual and then a mobile phone provider To automatically select a provider Select Automatic Tip If Select a Network appears in the window reselect a provider Usually it is not necessary to change the setting Set a provider when you connect to a specific network Preset a preferred mobile phone provider before automaticall...

Page 76: ... multiple providers Replacing Registered Provider with Another Provider A Press c and select Settings Connectivity Network Setup Pref Networks B Highlight the provider to replace C Press M OPTIONS and select Replace D Select another provider and press M OK Deleting Registered Provider A Press c and select Settings Connectivity Network Setup Pref Networks B Highlight the provider to delete C Press ...

Page 77: ...ettings can be changed for each feature to keep good manners Vibration zp 8 5 Vibrates to notify you of incoming calls or messages Ringtone zp 8 3 Set to turn off ringtones for incoming calls or messages Key Tones zp 8 5 Set to turn off keypad tones Answer Phone zp 13 12 Put an incoming call on hold when an incoming call cannot be answered Calendar Alarm Tasks zp 8 4 Set to turn off the alarm soun...

Page 78: ...ignal or handset settings Emergency calls may not be available in all countries or areas Please also note emergency numbers vary by country Check numbers in advance Dialing Restrictions Emergency Calls Currently Set Restriction Dialing Procedure PIN authentication zp 12 2 Enter emergency number on PIN1 entry window n PIN Lock zp 12 3 Enter emergency number on PIN1 unlock entry window n Dial Locks ...

Page 79: ...Entering Characters _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 80: ...Text Entry Area Cursor Text Entry Window Text Entry Area Operation Guidance Text Entry Indicators Operation Guidance CHG Use j to convert characters Fix Mode Fix End Fix Mode is available in Mode3 T9 Press n to toggle upper lower cases LF Press n for 1 seconds to enter a line feed Back Press to return to the previous character assigned to the same key when the Input Mode is Mode1 Kana and you are ...

Page 81: ... activated end the alarm to return to the text entry window When p is pressed during text entry a message appears asking whether to end the entry If it is OK to discard the contents press M YES Invalid characters Valid characters may vary depending on the situations Invalid characters are converted to spaces or deleted Changing Entry Modes Press y CHARS to cycle through entry modes Indicates the c...

Page 82: ...Upper Lower Cases The lowercase entry mode is useful when you enter a lowercase string such as abc A Press M OPTIONS and select Editing Options B Select Upper or Lower Tip To switch between upper and lower cases during text entry Move the cursor over a character to switch and press n This is possible to switch between upper and lower cases only when Hiragana Katakana Alphanumeric appears on the Op...

Page 83: ...cs Numbers 1 あいうえおぁぃぅぇぉアイウエオァィゥェォ 1 1 2 かきくけこカキクケコ ABCabc2 2 3 さしすせそサシスセソ DEFdef3 3 4 たちつてとっタチツテトッ GHIghi4 4 5 なにぬねのナニヌネノ JKLjkl5 5 6 はひふへほハヒフヘホ MNOmno6 6 7 まみむめもマミムメモ PQRSpqrs7 7 8 やゆよゃゅょヤユヨャュョ TUVtuv8 8 9 らりるれろラリルレロ WXYZwxyz9 9 0 わをんーゎワヲンーヮ 1 0 press for 1 seconds Pictographs Symbols Pictographs Symbols Pictographs Symbols Asterisk ﾞ 2 ﾟ 2 Space Space Sharp ne jp co jp ac jp www com ht...

Page 84: ...date appears for every entry of Hiragana character To enter Hiragana left unconverted Press c C To select one of the candidates press d to move the cursor over to the Operation Guidance When no candidate appears Perform Step 6 to 8 D Select one of the candidates and press c E Press a key to which the following character is assigned Entering Kanji Hiragana し 3 twice ょ 8 three times n lowercase once...

Page 85: ...ot be converted at a time change the range to one character and reconvert If a character still cannot be converted use Kuten code zp 19 21 Predict conversion The following useful functions are available for Kanji conversion Word prediction Words pictographs emoticons beginning with the entered Hiragana appear as the candidates Segment prediction The predicted texts to follow the entered word based...

Page 86: ...ed on previously entered words Appears in the Operation Guidance Follower candidates Predicted words that should follow entered words Appears when a word is entered It is possible to enter the date and time in double byte Kana entry mode conversion to Kanji For example press 1230 and press M ABC123 and 12 30 or 12 30 are displayed Example Entering 11 30 A Press y CHARS to switch to Kanji Hiragana ...

Page 87: ...te and press M OK D Enter Katakana Tip Text is also entered by selecting the candidates by Entering Kanji Hiragana zp 3 6 Example Entering double byte Ｊｏｈｎ A Press y CHARS to switch to Alphanumeric entry mode B Press M OPTIONS and select Editing Options C Select Full double byte and press M OK Entering Katakana Entering Alphanumerics リ 9 twice ー 0 four times ダ 4 once once ー 0 four times _705N_manu...

Page 88: ...able characters see Symbols Pictographs zp 19 27 in Appendix A Press while entering text B Select a symbol or pictograph J 5 once Select M OPTIONS Editing Options Lower o 6 three times h 4 twice n 6 twice Entering Numbers Entering Symbols Pictographs 11 1 twice Press y CHARS to switch to Alphabet entry mode press M SWITCH and select from the Symbols list 3 Press y CHARS to switch to Number entry m...

Page 89: ...かく A Enter かお or かおもじ in Kanji Hiragana entry mode B Press y CHG to highlight a candidate C Select the emoticon Tip To use the option Press M OPTIONS and select Insert Object Face Mark while entering text To convert the meaning to the emoticon Enter and convert a meaning such as ありがとう or ばんざい of the emoticon For available characters see Emoticon zp 19 30 Press d press n for 1 seconds or press M OP...

Page 90: ...Highlight a word to edit delete and perform the following To edit the selected word Press y EDIT and edit the word or reading if necessary To delete the selected word Press M OPTIONS select Delete and press M YES Two or more words can be selected at a time For operations see Selecting Multiple Items zp 1 26 To delete all the registered words aPress M OPTIONS and select Delete All bEnter Security C...

Page 91: ...ner Info B Select the item to quote and press M OK Changing Input Mode Select Input Mode from the following three To switch the modes press M OPTIONS and select Settings Input Mode or press y CHARS for 1 seconds This section explains how to enter characters in Mode3 and in Mode2 Mode3 T9 is available in Kanji Hiragana entry mode and in Katakana entry mode Entering Characters Example Entering 静子 Qu...

Page 92: ...c Tip Setting the character for conversion Set the character for conversion to Kanji or Kana Press M OPTIONS and select Settings T9 Kana CHG mode T9 Kanji CHG mode default Either one of T9 Kana CHG mode or T9 Kanji CHG mode after switched appears depending on the current entry mode Operations while entering n Switch the character for conversion with the key regardless of the setting of T9 Kana CHG...

Page 93: ...o move the cursor To end editing the reading Press M RETURN E Press d and select the candidate or press y CHG F Press c Entering Readings in Fix Mode Switch to Fix Mode to enter a reading directly Example Entering はためく A Press for 1 seconds Press 9 ら column 0 わ column 9 ら column 0 わ column and 4 た column らんらんと does not appear as a candidate The cursor moves to the first letter and characters in ら ...

Page 94: ...de Single byte ヮ cannot be entered Press 6 は column and は column characters appear Press 1 and は is entered Key Kanji Hiragana Katakana Single byte Double byte 1 あいうえおぁぃぅぇぉ 1 アイウエオァィゥェォ 1 2 かきくけこ2 カキクケコ2 3 さしすせそ3 サシスセソ3 4 たちつてとっ 4 タチツテトッ 4 5 なにぬねの5 ナニヌネノ5 6 はひふへほ6 ハヒフヘホ6 7 まみむめも7 マミムメモ7 8 やゆよゃゅょ 8 ヤユヨャュョ 8 9 らりるれろ9 ラリルレロ9 0 わをんゎー 0 ワヲンヮー 0 During reading entry Switch candidates with dakuten or ha...

Page 95: ...ey Assignments in 2 touch Mode Double byte mode Switch between uppercase upper and lowercase lower Space Entering Characters in 2 touch Press 6 1 and 9 3 Key Second digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 First digit 1 あぁいぃうぅえぇおぉ A a B b C c D d E e 2 かきくけこ F f G g H h I i J j 3 さしすせそ K k L l M m N n O o 4 たちつってと P p Q q R r S s T t 5 なにぬねの U u V v W w X x Y y 6 はひふへほ Z z 7 まみむめ...

Page 96: ...ten B Enter a character Tip To switch between Insert and Overwrite mode Press M OPTIONS and select Editing Options Insert or Overwrite Key Second digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 First digit 1 ｱｧｲｨｳｩｴｪｵｫ A a B b C c D d E e 2 ｶｷｸｹｺ F f G g H h I i J j 3 ｻｼｽｾｿ K k L l M m N n O o 4 ﾀﾁﾂｯﾃﾄ P p Q q R r S s T t 5 ﾅﾆﾇﾈﾉ U u V v W w X x Y y 6 ﾊﾋﾌﾍﾎ Z z 7 ﾏﾐﾑﾒﾓ 8 ﾔｬﾕｭﾖｮ 9 ...

Page 97: ...for 1 seconds When the cursor is placed at the end all the characters are deleted BSP mode To delete the character before the cursor on the left of the cursor Press C To delete all the characters before the cursor Press C for 1 seconds Copying Cutting Text Specify the range and copy or cut the text The text can be repeatedly pasted into another location or text entry window until the next copy cut...

Page 98: ...NS and select Paste Tip In Insert mode The text is pasted into the cursor location In Overwrite mode The text overwrites old text from the cursor location A Press M OPTIONS and select Jump B Select To Beginning or To End Moving the Cursor to the Beginning End of the Text _705N_manual_E book 20 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 99: ...Phone Book _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 100: ... to 32 digits per phone number Up to four phone numbers Up to 32 digits per phone number Up to two phone numbers Mail Address Up to 90 single byte characters Up to three addresses Up to 60 single byte characters Only one address URL Up to 256 single byte alphanumeric characters ー Group No Group Colleagues 1 to 3 Family 1 to 3 Friends 1 to 3 Club 1 to 3 Sport Hobby VIP Other ー Image Animated GIF A ...

Page 101: ...ange the Privacy Display settings you must enter the security code Phone Book information with Private set is not displayed when receiving a call from the phone number Select storage destination and enter necessary items A Press d in Standby press M OPTIONS and select Create New If priority is not set for the search method A display to select a search method for Phone Book appears Select a search ...

Page 102: ... Card Press c and select Phone Book Create New and set the saving location to save the entry to another folder Rejected Register up to 100 phone numbers to reject Fixed FDN Register up to 30 phone numbers to allow dialing You are prohibited from making a call to other than the registered number PIN2 is required to be entered when registering The Fixed FDN is available only when a compatible USIM C...

Page 103: ...ch Press C on the search result list window and select an item for search To switch Phone Book to search Press M OPTIONS and select the Phone Book from the Phone Book list in Reading Search Only phone number and mail address are allowed to additionally store information The information is not stored when the number of items to add exceeds the limit to be added Check the number of entries stored in...

Page 104: ... and press M PRIORITY Setting Description Group name Enter a group name including up to eight double byte characters 24 single byte alphanumeric characters Group image Set a picture for the group Voice Call Settings Ringtone Set a ringtone etc for incoming voice calls from entries in the group Vibration Illumination colour Illumination pattern Video Call Settings Ringtone Set a ringtone etc for in...

Page 105: ... for Mail Address aEnter mail address or partial mail Address and press c bUse j to select an entry When priority is set for Groups aSelect a group bUse j to select an entry When priority is not set A Press d in Standby From the Main Menu Press c and select Phone Book Search PhBk B Select a search method To search by Reading aSelect Reading and enter reading or partial reading and press c bUse j t...

Page 106: ...e stored in the entry a call is made to the phone number set as default Entry details options Perform various operations using the options on the entry details window Displayed options may vary depending on the highlighted contents or the settings Entry Details Use j to select a phone number Option Description Notify Caller ID Set whether to notify the entry of your Caller ID Prefix Prefix an inte...

Page 107: ... B Press M OPTIONS and select Manage Phone BK C Select Move or Move All D Select the destination Tip The number of entries or stored on the USIM Card depends on the USIM Card type Entry list options The following options are available on the entry list window Displayed options may vary depending on the contents Exchanging Data between Handset USIM Card Option Description Create New Create a new en...

Page 108: ... Code and Address Select Zip Code and Address To edit Memo Select Memo D Select Other Settings To make the settings for incoming Set Set Individual Alerts to On and set Voice Call Video Call Message Settings To Reset To Default Select Reset To Default To set Private Set Private to On To change Entry No Select Memory No between 001 and 500 E Press M OK Tip Pressing c on the details window also allo...

Page 109: ...lighted at a time zp 1 26 cPress M OPTIONS select Delete and press M YES To delete all entries Select Delete All press M YES Tip To delete all entries Entry of Security Code is required To delete Fixed Dialing numbers PIN2 code must be entered If Privacy Display is set to Off Even Delete All cannot delete entries with Private set to On _705N_manual_E book 11 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 110: ...Video Call _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 111: ...call After the call starts each other s image appears in the window To talk while viewing the other party s image switch Handsfree On or use the stereo microphone A Enter a phone number Include the area code for landline B Check the phone number and press y VID CALL C Press p to end the call Tip When a video call cannot be made A message appears e g Unable to connect Dialled number is busy Note Wh...

Page 112: ...te Any Key Answer is unavailable to answer a video call The other party s voice comes out of the speaker when the handsfree is switched on Be careful not to disturb others It may take a long period of time to sort using the Music Player Mail sorting function A video call cannot be answered while sorting Operations During a Video Call A Perform key or options operations To adjust the earpiece volum...

Page 113: ...ttings Call Settings Video Call Camera Set and change the settings of Screen Mode Picture Quality Night Mode Video Call Settings Faster Movement is effective if objects are moving fast A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Video Call Camera Set Picture Quality B Select an item C Press M OK Option Description Contrast Settings Select Much Brighter Brighter Standard Darker or Much Darker Pictu...

Page 114: ...call automatically if a video call is not connected A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Video Call VideoCallOpt Voice If No Video B Select On or Off C Press M OK Note It is not redialed when the other party was on another call or out of range or the handset was turned off Set the screen mode during a video call Display only the other party s image or enlarge it Setting the Image to Show Wh...

Page 115: ...ess M OK Tip When Other Side Only is set your image is sent to the other party Make the image clear at night or in a dark place A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Video Call Camera Set Night Mode B Select On or Off C Press M OK Setting Night Mode Default Off _705N_manual_E book 6 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 116: ...Camera _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 117: ...ven the slightest handset movement may appear blurred Hold the handset still when capturing images Or place the handset on a stable surface and use the Auto Timer Some pixels may seem brighter or darker than others If the handset is left in a warm place before capturing or saving images image quality may be affected If the camera is exposed to direct sunlight for a long period of time image colors...

Page 118: ...m levels are indicated cExposure adjust Level 2 to 2 dNight Mode Blank Off On eWhite Balance Blank Auto Fine Cloudy Incandescent fPicture Quality High Standard Economy Display bcdef a g h j Image Capturing b c d e f a g h i j Video Capturing _705N_manual_E book 3 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 119: ... Timer indicator for Auto Timer Capturing duration during video capture Use the macro switch beside the external camera to switch between macro mode and normal mode Keep a distance of approximately 8 cm from a subject in macro mode or more than 50 cm in normal mode Capturing Images Choose an image size that suits your purpose e g attaching to mail setting as wallpaper Captured images are saved in ...

Page 120: ... Rename To shoot successively After shooting press c OPTIONS menu available before image capturing To use the OPTIONS menu listed below press M OPTIONS while the camera is activated Available menu items vary depending on the specified mode or settings Option Description Image Viewer Activate Image Viewer Camera Direction Switch between the internal and external cameras Display Settings Select an i...

Page 121: ...conds when Picture Quality is set to High about 45 seconds for Standard about 60 seconds for Economy These durations vary depending on the data size due to the capturing conditions To switch between the internal and external cameras Press M OPTIONS and select Camera Direction while the camera is activated To capture videos without audio Press M OPTIONS and select Sound Settings Video Only while th...

Page 122: ...u is available after shooting Option Description Videos Activate Video Player Camera Direction Switch between the internal and external cameras Picture Quality Select an image quality mode While Balance Select a mode suitable for light to adjust the image color Night Mode On Night Mode Off Set to On for shooting at night or in a dark place Sound Settings Select whether to record sound Camera Setti...

Page 123: ...irections The handset does not support multiple QR codes sharing the same information or bar codes or two dimensional codes other than QR code If a code not supported in the handset is scanned a blank appears Turn the macro switch to macro mode before scanning codes Hold the handset still while scanning codes Scanned data can be viewed or saved in the handset up to five data files A Press c and se...

Page 124: ...e OPTIONS item zp 4 2 To save an image Move cursor to an image icon press M OPTIONS and select Save File To save a melody Move cursor to a melody icon press M OPTIONS and select Save File To copy text on the scan result window Press M OPTIONS select Copy and select the start and end points Other available operations Make a voice call Select a phone number Make a video call Highlight a phone number...

Page 125: ...Display Lighting _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 126: ...rom a folder dPress M OK To set a calendar as standby window aSelect Wallpaper bSelect Calendar cSelect On dPress M OK To display or hide the name of connected carrier eSelect Operator Set fSelect On or Off Tip Pre installed downloaded and captured images are available for this setting The image set as wallpaper is resized to fit into the standby window when appearing on it Setting a Calendar or I...

Page 127: ...play Standby B Select On Tip To hide only call notification or message notification even if Standby is OFF aPress c and select Settings Display Set ExternalDisplay Indication Info bSelect Incoming Calls or Receiving Messages Off cPress M OK Note When Standby is On this setting does not show playback window on External Display Hiding Information on the External Display Default On Selecting the Exte...

Page 128: ...acklight or High Backlight bSelect Backlight time 5s 60s and set time between 5 and 60 seconds cPress M OK A Press c and select Settings Display Set Internal Disp Power Saving B Select Power Save Time 1 20 and set time between 1 and 20 minutes C Press M OK Customizing the Display Light Settings Default Backlight Medium Backlight Backlight time 5s 60s 15 Sec Setting the Display Power Saving Functio...

Page 129: ...ing the Display Set icon A Press c and select Settings B Highlight Display Set C Press M SHORTCUT and select Add To Desktop Desktop icon Description Calendar Alarms Tasks Calc Converter Notepad Answer Phone Voice Recorder Own Dictionary Menus under Settings except menus under Sound Mode or Update Bar Code Reader Camera Video Music Player all menus under Media Player CAST S Loop Activate the corres...

Page 130: ...ile Resetting desktop icon designs Select Replace Icon in Step 2 Use Default Image A Select a desktop icon in Standby B Press M OPTIONS and select Replace Icon Create Image C Frame the shot on Display D Press c to shoot the image and press M OK A Select a desktop icon in Standby B Press M OPTIONS and select Move Shortcut C Move the cursor to the desired position and press c or M PLACE Accessing a ...

Page 131: ... Menu B Press M REPLACE and select an item to set To set an image in Data Folder as Main Menu icon aSelect Select New Image bSelect a file and set an image To set a captured image as Main Menu icon aSelect Create Image bShoot an image and press M OK To reset a changed Main Menu icon Select Use Default Image Tip If you attempt to set an image in Data Folder as Main Menu icon and the image file size...

Page 132: ...e Book window dialing or incoming call window text entry window or clock except calendar in Standby A Press c and select Settings Display Set Large Font Set B Select On Illumination Customize the settings for illumination color when calls arrive Select from 12 illumination patterns three LED colors Colour One to Three x four illumination patterns Pattern One to Three and Link To Melody To disable ...

Page 133: ...2 When setting to Normal the illumination is set to the same color and pattern is set to the normal mode D Press M OK Tip In Illumination set an illumination color and pattern separately for Voice Calls Video Calls and Messages The actual illumination color and pattern can be previewed before they are set in Illumination Illumination does not light up during a call _705N_manual_E book 9 ページ２００６年１...

Page 134: ...Sounds _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 135: ...nner mode Even if Manner mode is set or volume is set to Silent the handset emits sounds when Handsfree or the camera is activated Default Settings Mode Setting A Press c and select Settings Sound Mode B Select a mode Tip In Standby press for 1 seconds to switch the modes from the mode list In Standby press for 1 seconds to switch between the currently set mode and Manner mode Default Normal mode ...

Page 136: ... sound when Voice Calls Video Calls or Messages arrive Also set the ringing time for incoming messages A Press c and select Settings Sound Mode B Highlight a mode press M EDIT and select Ringtone C Select Voice Calls Video Calls or Messages D Select a ringtone To check a melody before setting it as ringtone Highlight a melody and press y PREVIEW or M OPTIONS and select Preview E Select MsgRingTime...

Page 137: ...files as ringtone for Messages Pre installed ringtones and melodies Note Some files may not be set as ringtone Files saved in the microSD memory card cannot be set as ringtone Movie files cannot be set as ringtone for messages Select alarm volume level for Calendar Alarm or Tasks from Level 1 to 6 and Silent A Press c and select Settings Sound Mode B Highlight a mode press M EDIT and select Volume...

Page 138: ...the alarm setting is set to On for Calendar or Tasks the handset vibrates according to the setting specified for the application Note Be careful not to let the vibrating handset get close to fire or fall off a desk etc Set the handset to emit sound when pressing keys or entering the service area or charging is started completed A Press c and select Settings Sound Mode B Highlight a mode press M ED...

Page 139: ...e Tone bSet On To set the automatic answer aSelect Auto Answer bSet On C Press M OK Tip Coverage Tone and Charge Tone sound at the volume level set in the active mode Key Tones is always set to Level 3 _705N_manual_E book 6 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 140: ...Entertainment _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 141: ...forward Rewind fTrack No gElapsed time min sec Track time min sec hVolume iMuting jManner mode kPriority settings Incoming Priority Music Priority lPlay Mode No display Play All Repeat All Random Random Repeat Play One Repeat mEqualizer Settings No display Off Classic Vocal Jazz Pop Rock nBass Control No display Off Level 1 to Level 3 Music Player a b c d e f g h ij kl n m Music Player _705N_manua...

Page 142: ... may also be unplayable MP3 files transferred using 705N music transfer tool are supported Titles and artist names are displayed using MP3 ID tags Use ID3 tags ver 2 3 2 4 Number of files that can be stored Music files 250 Melody files 595 Using copyrighted DRM files If a downloaded sound file is copyrighted the playback usage or transfer may be restricted For information on Reproducible Period Re...

Page 143: ... using keys or options u Side key Turn up the volume d Side key Turn down the volume s Play the previous or next track or find the beginning of the track l for 1 seconds Rewind r for 1 seconds Fast forward c Earphone switch Pause Play Playback List Description AllTracks Displays all files Playlists Displays playlists containing your favorite files MyMusic Displays a list of folders containing soun...

Page 144: ...the list Clear All List Remove all files from the list Edit File Name Rename the highlighted file Add To Playlist Add the highlighted file to a playlist Sort Sort files in the playlist Select Artist Name File Name etc under Sort Criteria and Ascending or Descending under Order Select Ascending or Descending for playlists in the playlist list Mute Settings Set whether to mute Music Player Obtain Co...

Page 145: ...s C Highlight a playlist to edit on the list D Press M OPTIONS select Edit Playlist and edit the playlist E After editing press y SAVE Bass Control Amplify low sound Select Off or Level 1 to Level 3 Effective only when sound can be heard from the earphone jack connector Priority Settings 2 Make priority settings for incoming calls or messages Incoming Priority pauses playback before the incoming w...

Page 146: ... Settings allows you to set the display size for pictures or videos File playback or menu operations are also available from Data Folder Playable files Option Description Add To Playlist Add the highlighted file to a playlist Sort Sort files in the playlist Select by Size File Name Date under Sort Criteria and Ascending or Descending under Order Move File Change the file order Highlight a file to ...

Page 147: ...tent key is unavailable Obtain the content Key View pictures taken with the handset or downloaded from websites View files one by one or create a playlist to view files continuously A Press c and select Entertainment Media Player Pictures B Select a file from the list If folders have been created select a folder and then select a file from the folder To temporarily display files in thumbnail Press...

Page 148: ...en created select a folder and then select a file from the folder C Press M OPTIONS and select Visual Effect Option Description Set as Wallpaper Set the displayed picture as wallpaper Visual Effect Change the visual effect lighting condition or tone of the displayed picture Visual Edit Edit the displayed picture Rename Rename a file Delete Delete a file File Properties Display file properties Play...

Page 149: ...rotation angle r Rotate 90ﾟclockwise l Rotate 90ﾟcounterclockwise d Rotate 180ﾟ E Press M SAVE Tip DRM files and Animation files are not available for rotating pictures When selecting larger size than VGA the file is stored in VGA size Mirroring Pictures A Press c and select Entertainment Media Player Pictures B Select a file from the list If folders have been created select a folder and then sele...

Page 150: ...follow smaller than VGA and size of the current file Play videos taken with the handset or downloaded from websites Play files one by one or create a playlist to play files continuously A Press c and select Entertainment Media Player Videos B Select a file from the list If folders have been created select a folder and then select a file from the folder aPlayed video bMulti Selector operations cTit...

Page 151: ...deos B Select some pictures or videos C Press M OPTIONS and select Playlist D Press M OPTIONS and select Add New Playlist E Enter a playlist name and press M OK Tip To save a playlist on the microSD memory card M OPTIONS select Switch Memory Memory Card before saving the playlist Option Description Set As Ringtone Set the highlighted or played file as a ringtone Mute Settings Set whether to mute M...

Page 152: ...t Adding Files to a Playlist Option Description Add New Playlist Create a playlist Edit Play List Edit the selected playlist Switch Memory Switch the destination handset or memory card to be saved Edit Playlist Name Rename the selected playlist Delete Delete the selected playlist Delete All Delete all playlists Option Description Add File Add the file to a playlist File Properties Display properti...

Page 153: ...t Separate registration is required to use the S Cast service The S Cast service is unavailable outside Japan Option Description Playlist Select files to play Obtain Content Key Launch browser to obtain content keys Image Settings Set the following Display Settings Set the display size Slide Timing Set the interval at which Slide or playlist are displayed Repeat Settings Set whether to display rep...

Page 154: ...is turned off or out of service area during delivery time Only the latest information on the delivery day can be downloaded aPress c and select Entertainment CAST Manual DL bPress M YES Tip If the download of S Cast information has missed select Manual DL to download it again If you select Manual DL with the latest information downloaded 受付は完了しました is displayed in the window However the information...

Page 155: ...t to On the icons are automatically updated A Press c and select Entertainment CAST Weather Icon Display Set B Select On or Off and press c Option Description Forward Go on to the next page Create Phone Book Register a phone number or mail address to Phone Book Action Search for or copy words Save or play images or pictures Send As Message Attach the displayed file to a message Page Setting Change...

Page 156: ...orm then at times Pollen reports Low High Very high Extreme Cherry blossom Early Near peak Peak Past peak Autumn foliage Early Near peak Peak Past peak Rainfall probability 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Typhoon Birth Approaching Warning UV forecast Low High Very high Extreme Warnings Advisories Snowfall Snow forecast Heavy rain Thunderstorm lightening Storm Gale High waves Dense fog Topics Rain...

Page 157: ...ck the information S Loop S Loop is a communication service A Press c and select Entertainment S Loop When connecting to a website the top menu window appears For the information of procedures see Help on the S Loop website Selecting Service _705N_manual_E book 18 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 158: ...Data Management _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 159: ...ame folder tree as on the handset Number of files One folder can contain up to 100 files including files stored in subfolders Each folder can contain up to five subfolders The Music folder can contain up to 100 subfolders Download folder Select Download in each Data Folder to directly access the list of the related websites Folder and File Format The following formats are available for the folders...

Page 160: ...les are set to be automatically saved to a folder on the memory card files are saved to the corresponding folder on the handset in the following cases The memory card is used as USB memory Data cannot be directly saved into the memory card The memory card is not inserted Viewing Stored Files A Press c and select Data Folder B Select a folder or subfolder C Highlight a file from the list and press ...

Page 161: ...hted file to another folder or memory card Delete Delete the highlighted file File properties Display properties of the highlighted file Switch Memory Switch the memory between Phone Memory and Memory Card Sort Files Sort the files in the list Thumbnails Switch the display of files in thumbnail Memory Status Check used and free memory of Phone Memory and Memory Card Auto Save Save data automatical...

Page 162: ...e vfiles Using Acquired Data vfiles acquired via messages or websites can be saved to Data Folder and used for each feature In addition if inserting the microSD memory card containing vfiles into the handset acquire the files for each feature from the microSD memory card Note To use vfiles on a PC etc a vfiles compatible application is required Data may not be acquired to the handset or usable on ...

Page 163: ...ss y CARD C Select a vfile to acquire D Press M OK For Notepad Press M SAVE Managing Folders Create subfolders under Pictures Ringtones Music or Videos A Press c and select Data Folder B Select a folder C Press M OPTIONS and select New Folder D Enter a folder name Rename user created folders A Press c and select Data Folder B Select a folder and highlight a user created subfolder C Press M OPTIONS...

Page 164: ...d moved at a time However they cannot be copied moved to a different category folder A Press c and select Data Folder B Highlight one or more files to copy move in Data Folder zp 1 26 C Press M OPTIONS and select Copy or Move D Press M OK E Select a destination folder to copy move the file Tip When selecting a file or folder in microSD memory card use y PHONE CARD to switch the memory between hand...

Page 165: ...the first time back up important data to a PC etc before formatting zp 10 11 Note the following The data you save to the microSD memory card may be lost or altered due to accidents or malfunctions Keep a backup of data stored on the microSD memory card SoftBank shall not be liable for any loss or alteration of data Do not insert or remove the microSD memory card with the handset turned on Insert t...

Page 166: ...e data on the microSD memory card from the PC zp 11 6 A USB driver is required to connect to a PC Install the driver in the bundled CD ROM onto the PC Note Do not use dot for a folder name when creating a folder in the microSD memory card A folder with a file in the folder also cannot be recognized cannot be recognized and used in the handset Example abc def cannot be used because of dot abc_def c...

Page 167: ...isk Note Do not apply excessive force which may damage the card holder or microSD memory card If the cover is not properly closed in Step 3 lift the cover up and check that the card is properly grooved into the rails and inserted deep Removing Remove the card with the handset turned off A Slide the metal cover and lift it up B Gently pull out the microSD memory card Rail Rail Golden side When slid...

Page 168: ... user s microSD memory card containing the same contents is formatted the content key is also deleted Checking the microSD memory card If the handset is powered off while using the microSD memory card the data may be corrupted The Check Disk function may restore the data aPress c and select Settings Memory Set Memory Card bSelect Check Disk and press M YES If the Check Disk could not restore the d...

Page 169: ...llTracks B Press y CARD Checking from Media Player Launch Media Player to check data stored on the microSD memory card A Press c and select Entertainment Media Player Pictures or Videos B Press y CARD Transferring Data Data can be exchanged between the handset and the microSD memory card zp 10 7 Data Description Pictures videos melodies S Appli vfile Data stored in the Other Folders folder Can be ...

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Page 171: ... devices that comply with Telecommunications Business Law Use certified Bluetooth devices that comply with the Bluetooth standards provided by the Bluetooth SIG A connection or data transfer may be unavailable depending on the device specifications Procedures may differ between devices The handset cannot be connected to two or more devices simultaneously For information on how to use a Bluetooth d...

Page 172: ...ster it Register a headset or handsfree device beforehand Up to 20 devices can be registered Pairing A Press c and select Settings Connectivity Bluetooth B Press y SEARCH C Select a device from the search result D Enter the Device Passkey E Enter the same Device Passkey on the pairing device Tip The common Device Passkey authentication code must be entered on both sending and receiving devices Set...

Page 173: ...ce such as 705N Sending Data A Set the receiving device to standby B Highlight Phone Book data to send press M OPTIONS and select Send Phone Book Send vCard Via B T C Select the receiving device from the device list Data is sent Tip Data that can be sent Only one Phone Book entry can be sent To send another entry repeat sending The Device Passkey may be required to be entered even if the device is...

Page 174: ...nect in advance with the following steps aPress y SEARCH bSelect a device from the search results Tip The Device Passkey may be required to be entered Disconnecting a Device A Press c and select Settings Connectivity Bluetooth B Select the connected device from the device list C Press M YES Use Bluetooth and a PC to access the Internet A Press c and select Settings Connectivity Bluetooth B Select ...

Page 175: ...ities USB driver 705N data transfer tool zp 11 8 Option Description Information Display information on the registered device Search Search for Bluetooth compatible devices in the vicinity Pairing Standby Set the handset to pairing standby Terminal Info Display Bluetooth information on the handset Remove Device Delete devices from the list Stop All Disconnect all Bluetooth devices Timeout Settings ...

Page 176: ... installing a USB driver Tip To uninstall the USB driver Select USBドライバーのインストールアンインストール Install Uninstall USB Driver from the ユーティリティーソフトウェア Utilities CD ROM menu and follow the instructions Use the handset as an external modem to establish a packet data communication To establish a data communication connect the handset to a PC via a USB cable Bluetooth connection is also available zp 11 2 For i...

Page 177: ...usic Player For information on how to install the tool see the ユーティリティーソフトウェア Utilities CD ROM menu Tip MP3 or AAC files transferred to the handset become non transferable When the handset is connected to a PC via a USB cable with USB Mode set to Visible From PC the PC recognizes the handset as USB memory and enables files stored on the microSD memory card to be directly read or modified Tip When...

Page 178: ...re While reading writing files do not remove the USB cable Note Do not change the folder tree on the microSD memory card If you change delete folders e g Private and its files created on the handset they may become invisible from the handset _705N_manual_E book 9 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 179: ...Handset Security _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 180: ...for USIM Card for your security A Press c and select Settings Security Set Sec Codes B Enter Security Code C Select Change PIN1 or Change PIN2 and enter the current PIN1 or PIN2 D Enter a new four to eight digit PIN1 or PIN2 E Enter the new PIN1 or PIN2 again F Press M OK or Tip Before changing PIN1 set Activate PIN1 to Enable This setting prevents unauthorized use of the USIM Card Set Enable to r...

Page 181: ... To obtain PUK1 or PUK2 code to cancel PIN1 or PIN2 lock contact Customer Service zp 19 43 Then use the following procedures to cancel PIN lock A Enter PUK1 or PUK2 code on the PUK code entry window B Enter a new PIN1 or PIN2 code C Enter the new PIN1 or PIN2 code again D Press M OK or The following procedures are also available for canceling PIN2 lock A Press c and select Settings Security Set Se...

Page 182: ... Press c and select Settings Security Dial Locks B Set Dial Lock to On C Press M OK D Enter Security Code E Press M OK Tip To set Dial Lock in Standby aPress c for 1 seconds bEnter Security Code cPress M OK Keys available while in Dial Lock n to answer calls and p to reject calls or turn on off the handset If the handset is turned off while in Dial Lock the lock is not released Releasing Dial Lock...

Page 183: ...lls are restricted only calls to the permitted phone numbers can be made When incoming calls are restricted unauthorized calls are rejected and the callers hear busy tone Unauthorized calls are logged as missed call In addition to the options explained in this section Call Barring service is available for restricting calls to overseas phone numbers or barring all incoming or outgoing calls zp 15 9...

Page 184: ...ect calls without caller ID including calls from public phones or overseas Use this setting to prevent you from receiving prank calls etc A Press c and select Settings Call Settings All Calls Ignore If NoID B Select On Saving Secret Entries Events Save Phone Book entries or Calendar events you want to hide as secret data To view secret data enter Private PIN for Phone Book entries or Security Code...

Page 185: ...tered schedule or event to save as secret data C Select the schedule or event to save as secret data D Press y EDIT and select Private in Filter View To save secret data from M Options aPress M Options and select Edit bSelect Private in Filter View E Press M OK Tip To save schedules or events as secret data when registering Select Private in Filter View on each registration window zp 13 3 p 13 7 D...

Page 186: ... aSelect All or Private bEnter Security Code cPress M OK To hide secret events Select Public Locking Keys All Keys Lock Set All Keys Lk to lock the keypad by following either of the procedures below In Standby Press m From the Main Menu Press c and select Settings Security Key Locks All Keys Lk Tip All Keys Lock becomes active in Standby If the handset is turned off while in All Keys Lock the lock...

Page 187: ...ster Reset Settings Reset B Enter Security Code C Press M OK D Press M YES Perform Memory Reset to delete all personal data such as Phone Book entries Schedule events dialed and received calls logs and received and sent messages This operation does not delete data stored on the microSD memory card or USIM Card zp 19 8 A Press c and select Settings Phone Settings Master Reset Memory Reset B Enter S...

Page 188: ...urity Code C Press M OK D Press M YES Tip If the handset is turned off during a reset operation The reset operation is canceled Turn on the handset and perform the operation again If Memory Reset or All Reset is performed All content keys are also deleted _705N_manual_E book 10 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 189: ...Organiser Tools _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 190: ...3 59 Event with the date in green Multiday Event in orange background Holiday with the date in red A Press c and select Organiser Tools Calendar B Press y WEEKLY or y MONTHLY Tip The next time the Calendar appears In the previously set format Calendar options The following options are available for Calendar The same operation is available on the list and details windows Displayed options may vary ...

Page 191: ...se the filter settings to view existing schedules Jump To Date Specify a date to display the Calendar including the date Memory Status View the numbers of added and empty schedules Synchronisation Save the selected schedule in vCalendar format Attach vCalendar to a message Delete Delete the stored schedule Adding Schedules Events Item Description Filter Set the filter Public or Private zp 12 6 Con...

Page 192: ...off A Press c and select Organiser Tools Calendar B Press M Options and select New Days Off C Select Public Holidays or Weekly Days Off and set a date D Press M OK Check the contents on the list or details window of the date A Press c and select Organiser Tools Calendar B Select a date C Select an item Items to edit are the same as those when adding schedules zp 13 3 A Press c and select Organiser...

Page 193: ...o delete all appointments Press M Options on the Calendar window and select Delete Delete Event Up To Date or Delete All All Private or Public To delete holidays aSelect Delete Delete Day Off in Step 2 bSelect either one of Select Day Off Up To Date or Reset Day Off To delete all appointments by Delete All or Reset Day Off Entry of Security Code is required Using the Alarms The handset displays a ...

Page 194: ...Display To stop the alarm sound press any key or close the handset If Snooze is off press any key again to clear the alarm message If Snooze is on the alarm sounds again in five minutes To cancel the Snooze press y OFF while the alarm is sounding or press y CANCEL after stopping the alarm The Snooze is automatically canceled after it is performed 10 times repeatedly The alarm is ineffective when t...

Page 195: ...arm at a specified time categorize or set priority to schedules etc Up to 200 tasks can be created A Press c and select Organiser Tools Tasks B Press M OPTIONS and select New C Enter each field D Press M OK Tip Tasks items Deleting Alarms Creating Tasks Item Description Category Set the category Title Enter a title Contents Enter the contents Deadline Set the task deadline Priority Set the priorit...

Page 196: ... a task A Press c and select Organiser Tools Tasks Status Select Not Done or Done Done Date Enter the date when the task is done Alarm Set an alarm on off Sound Set the alarm sound Alarm date Set the alarm date Alarm time Set the alarm time Option Description New Add a new task Edit Edit the stored task Copy Copy the stored task to create new one Filter View Use the filter settings to view existin...

Page 197: ...lete done tasks only Select Delete Done Tasks To delete all tasks Select Delete All and enter Security Code Tip To delete all tasks Entry of Security Code is required Using the Calculator Converter Perform basic arithmetic operations or convert currencies up to 10 digits including after the decimal point The function you used the last time is activated A Press c and select Organiser Tools Calc Con...

Page 198: ...ttom line Press M C To clear the entire calculation Press M AC Convert currencies using the specified exchange rates A Press c and select Organiser Tools Calc Converter If the Calculator appears Press y Convert B Convert aEnter the amount in Total bSelect the source currency from From cSelect the destination currency from To dPress M OPTIONS select Set Rate and enter the rate ePress M OK To change...

Page 199: ...lable for Notepad Displayed options may vary depending on the registration status A Press c and select Organiser Tools Notepad B Highlight a note To check the note Press c To use the note Press M OPTIONS and select Create Calendar or Create Task Adding Notes Option Description New Create a new note Edit Edit the note Select Title or Note Contents Delete Delete the note s Select Delete or Delete Al...

Page 200: ...ecords 20 seconds per record Tip The number of recorded messages are displayed on the lower right of the Answer Phone icon from to Recording starts automatically when the set answering time after the call reception has passed and the answer message has played It is possible to set release Answer Phone or set the answer time the time period until the answer message is played after the call receptio...

Page 201: ...warding 20 seconds The priority changes when the answer time is set to 20 seconds or longer or when the recorded entries have reached the limit or depending on the signal reception If the answer time is set to 0 seconds the ringtone does not sound and the call is answered by the answer message A Press c and select Organiser Tools Answer Phone B Select Play to display the list C Highlight a message...

Page 202: ...to start recording The recording time is Counted down from 180 seconds To stop end recording Press c To cancel recording without finishing Press C or p Tip Operations available when recording finishes To rename the recorded file Press M OPTIONS select Rename change the file name and press c To delete the recorded file Press M OPTIONS select Delete and press M YES To attach the recorded file to a m...

Page 203: ...Operations while playing The following operations are available while playing u Side key Turn up the volume d Side key Turn down the volume l for 1 seconds Rewind r for 1 seconds Fast forward c Pause Play C Ends to play standby voice memo Tip To play selecting from Data Folder aPress c and select Data Folder Other Folders Voice Rec bSelect a file Press y PLAY in Standby for recording to play the l...

Page 204: ...d highlight a file to delete C Press y DELETE and press M YES Deleting Standby Voice Memo A Press c and select Organiser Tools Voice Recorder B Select Stnd ByV Memo Play and highlight a file to delete C Press M OPTIONS select Delete and press M YES Deleting Voice Memo _705N_manual_E book 16 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 205: ...Advanced Settings _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 206: ...ling data C Press M OK Tip To enter p Press for 1 seconds Sending Push Tones Make a call to send the saved Dial Pause data as push tones The numbers up to pause are automatically sent at 3 seconds interval A Make a call B During the call press M OPTIONS and select Send Pause Dial Tip Dialing during a call or after a phone number entry can also send push tones Setting a Call Handling Operation When...

Page 207: ...nect a stereo microphone Make the speaker emit sound as well as the earphone when a stereo microphone is connected A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Common Set Headset B Select an item Press the switch on a stereo microphone to make calls to the Phone Book entry with Entry No 001 A Press the switch for 1 seconds B Press the switch for 1 seconds again to end the call Tip When making a cal...

Page 208: ...et On for this setting to automatically answer a call in five seconds after the handset starts ringing A Press c and select Settings Sound Mode B Highlight a mode press M EDIT C Select Other Settings and set Auto Answer to On D Press M OK Note When you carry on your handset with a stereo microphone in the bag pulling out the microphone plug is recommended so as to avoid pressing the switch and mak...

Page 209: ...M OK A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Common Set Prefix B Select the registered name to edit C Press y EDIT D Change Name and Prefix if necessary E Press M OK Tip Intern Call Japan Intern Call Oversea cannot be edited A Press c and select Settings Call Settings Common Set Prefix B Highlight the item to delete C Press M OPTIONS and select Delete D Press M YES Tip Intern Call Japan Intern...

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Page 211: ...number as a forwarding number Voice Mail Let the caller leave a message in the Voice Mail Service Center when an incoming call cannot be answered Missed Call Notification function Customers with Voice Mail turned on will automatically receive free SMS notifications on calls they receive while their handset is turned off or out of service area Call Waiting Place a call on hold to take another incom...

Page 212: ... set at the same time A Press c and select Settings Call Settings All Calls VoMail Diverts Call Waiting Activate 43 Deactivate 43 Call Barring Activate Options code 3 Network Password Deactivate Options code 3 Network Password Change code 03 330 Current Network Password New Network Password New Network Password Service Setting Service Code Setting Services from a Landline Condition Description All...

Page 213: ...gs Note Video calls cannot be forwarded to the Voice Mail Service Center Set the phone number of a Video Call compatible device which supports 3G 324M as a forwarding number When forwarding a video call video calls are not forwarded to devices other than a Video Call compatible device which supports 3G 324M Forwarding manually If If Busy is selected a call can be manually forwarded by pressing M O...

Page 214: ... Settings All Calls VoMail Diverts B Select Diverts Setup and select Voice Calls or Video Calls C Select an item from Condition D Select Diverts Calls To E Press y FIND and select Voicemail Centre F Press M UPDATE Tip When Voicemail Centre is selected 09066517000 the Voice Mail Service Center phone number appears as the forwarding number Note Video calls cannot be forwarded to the Voice Mail Servi...

Page 215: ...ation is activated and Condition of the Voice Mail service is set to All Calls or If Unreachable Also receive notifications on voice messages left during a call Setting Missed Call Notification A Press 1414 and then n B Follow voice instructions to activate or deactivate the service Tip To set from a landline Dial 090 665 1414 To set from overseas Dial 81 90 665 14191 Call Waiting Use Call Waiting...

Page 216: ...is waiting Press n or y ANSWER to end the current call and answer the incoming call To reject incoming call waiting during a call Press M OPTIONS and select Reject Note Call Waiting is unavailable for a video call Press p to hang up both the call on hold and current call Group Talk A fee based subscription is required Make a voice call to another party during a call Up to six people can talk on th...

Page 217: ...Join Calls Tip Up to six people can join a Group Talk If receiving a call from making a call to the seventh party five people excluding you are put on hold Talking to Specific People It is possible to talk to specific people only during a Group Talk The selected parties are regarded as disconnected from the Group Talk A Press M OPTIONS during a talk and select Drop or Split Call B Select parties f...

Page 218: ...twork Password and press M OK Tip To check the settings aPerform Step 1 and 2 bPress M CHECK A Press c and select Settings Call Settings All Calls Call Barring B Select All CB Stop C Enter the Network Password and press M OK Option Description Outgoing Voice Video SMS Deactivate Deactivate Call Barring Except Local Home Block outgoing calls SMS to areas other than home service area of the provider...

Page 219: ...t Settings Call Settings All Calls Caller ID B Select Send A Press c and select Settings Call Settings All Calls Caller ID B Select Withhold Tip The Caller ID notification setting set using the menu is retained until the setting is changed All Reset or Settings Reset is performed or the USIM Card is replaced A Press c and select Settings Call Settings All Calls Caller ID B Select Network Default C...

Page 220: ...ber C Press n To make a video call Press y VID CALL Tip 184 or 31 entered when inputting a phone number takes priority over Caller ID information settings Display Caller ID It is possible to confirm if the Caller ID is set to be notified when a call is incoming A Press c and select Settings Call Settings All Calls Caller ID Info Manually Send Caller ID Manually Block Caller ID Confirm Subscription...

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Page 222: ...to three times within a 24 hour period You are limited to a total of 99 changes The following apply Character count 3 to 30 single byte letters Accepted characters Single byte alphanumerics underscore hyphen and period No numeric characters can be used for the first letter of the account name No spaces can be used Case insensitive No dots can be used as the last letter of the account name precedin...

Page 223: ...ation appears on External Display When setting Receiving Messages to On for External Display the name or address of the sender may be displayed depending on the status of the entry registration When setting Receiving Messages to Off for External Display the name and address of the sender are not displayed zp 7 3 When an S Mail is sent to multiple addresses or a file is attached the initial portion...

Page 224: ...ing the network connection has been established on operation during roaming press M YES It is possible to reply zp 16 16 or forward zp 16 17 a message using the received message Creating a Message Maximum Number of Characters The following table shows the maximum number of characters per message type Inbox List Window Message Window Using the Received Message Message type Maximum number of charact...

Page 225: ...Use phone numbers or e mail addresses for S Mail and phone numbers for SMS Sending a Message A Press M or press c and select Messaging B Select CreateMessage C Select the message type D Enter the address E Complete the necessary information in optional items F Press y SEND Select S Mail or SMS on the message type window and a message window appears A Press M From the main menu Press c and select M...

Page 226: ...s including Cc or Bcc can be set Cc and Bcc are used to send a copy of message The phone number or message address specified to Cc appears on the message However those to Bcc are not displayed To change the added address type Cc Bcc aMove the cursor to the address field and press c bHighlight the address to be changed and press M OPTIONS then select Address Type cSelect the type To change address ...

Page 227: ... per one message can be sent including the total data size of texts addresses subjects and attached files A Move the cursor to the attachment field on New Message and press c B Select a file Entering Text Sending Option Description Edit Edit message Send Send message Save Stores message on Drafts Take Photo Start Camera to shoot a picture for attachment Take Video Start Camera and take a video for...

Page 228: ... attach the second file from New Message selecting Presentation Format opens the SMIL Comp window On SMIL Comp slides can be added one file before or after the attached file and edit those slides A Attach the additional file on New Message where the first file is already attached B Select Presentation Format Option Description Change Change the attached file to another file Delete Delete the attac...

Page 229: ...ng videos use another slide or delete the image or sound SMIL Comp options The following options are available on SMIL Comp Options may be greyed out in some situations Set the time interval between slides A range from 1 to 10 seconds can be set A Move the cursor to the Play Time field on SMIL Comp B Use s to set the time interval Option Description Delete Item Delete input data or file from the s...

Page 230: ... automatically deleted from the mail server after the maximum storage time elapses even when the validity period is set DeliveryReport and Validity Period can be set for SMS Drafts Save unsent messages to Drafts zp 16 11 Messages saved to Drafts can be edited and sent at a later time A Press M OPTIONS on New Message and select Save Option Description Priority Set sending priority DeliveryReport Co...

Page 231: ...sage Replied and diverted message Protected message Replied and protected message Diverted and protected message Replied diverted and protected message Protected message with attachment file Replied and protected message with attachment file Diverted and protected message with attachment file Replied diverted protected message with attachment file Message with attachment file Folder Mail Inbox Con...

Page 232: ... S Mail with delivery report succeeded Sent S Mail with delivery report failed Sent S Mail with delivery report unknown Sent S Mail failed Draft S Mail Sent SMS Sent SMS with delivery report Sent SMS with delivery report succeeded Sent SMS with delivery report failed Sent SMS failed Draft SMS Tip The number of received messages and the subject of the S Mail pointed with cursor are displayed on the...

Page 233: ...ssage on the message list and press c To pause during image playing Press M Pause To resume playing Press M Resume To start playing from the beginning Press y Play Tip To change in manual playing aPress M or press c and select Messaging bSelect Settings S Mail Settings Receive Opt Automatic Play and uncheck the Slide box cPress M OK To mute the sound Press either the 0 to 9 or key A slide with mov...

Page 234: ...ect an operation Option Description Show Focus Item Display the selected item such as address Save SMIL Contents Save as an attachment for a slide style message Reply Select reply type zp 16 16 Forward Forward a message to other addresses Move Move a message to another folder Delete Message Delete a selected message Anchor to Run phonebook entry bookmark addition message transfer voice calls video...

Page 235: ...essages D Press M OPTIONS and select Move E Select a destination folder Tip Messages in MyFolder can be moved to other MyFolder Only SMS in Inbox and Sent Messages can be moved to the USIM appears on the left side of the message when moved If the USIM Card is full appears at the top of the window and messages cannot be moved to the USIM Delete unnecessary SMS zp 16 18 or move to the handset Note I...

Page 236: ...o the original sender or address Only messages in Inbox or MyFolder can be replied The items automatically created by reply are as follows A Press M From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging B Select a folder C Highlight a message and press y REPLY or press M OPTIONS to select Reply D Select Reply Type To reply the sender Select Reply To reply the sender with quote text Select Reply With Quo...

Page 237: ...y created by transfer are as follows A Press M From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging B Select a folder C Highlight a message D Press M OPTIONS and select Forward E Create and send a message zp 16 4 Tip The message type is the same as the original for Forward Message from Outbox A Press M and select Outbox From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging Outbox B Select a message C Press M...

Page 238: ...ect Protection or Cancel Protection Note Memory Reset or All Reset deletes all protected messages except messages stored Message Deletion A Press M From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging B Select a folder C Highlight a message or select multiple messages zp 16 14 D Press M OPTIONS and select Delete Message Delete the messages collectively by the whole mail box or folder SMS in the USIM Ca...

Page 239: ...er or email address on the message window B Press M OPTIONS and select Anchor to Add to PB C Follow the steps in Phone Book entry zp 4 3 p 4 5 Tip New mail address can be added on the registered Phone Book zp 4 5 A Follow the steps on the message detail window for using the phone number email address and URL To make a voice call or video call aSelect the phone number bSelect Phone Call or Video Ca...

Page 240: ...hlight attachments on the message detail window and press M OPTIONS B Select Show Focus Item C Highlight a file and press c Tip If the contents key is required for playback save the file in the data folder and follow the operation to obtain the contents key zp 17 7 A Highlight attachments on the message detail window B Press M OPTIONS and select Show Focus Item C Highlight the attachments on the a...

Page 241: ...ding order of date Check Delivery Reports to confirm the delivery of S Mail or SMS to the other party A Press M From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging B Select Sent Messages and select the message C Press M OPTIONS and select View Report Tip DeliveryReport of the sent message must be set to Request to confirm delivery zp 16 27 Delivery Reports are available only when you send a message to...

Page 242: ... Edit a message Delete Message Delete highlighted message Delete All Delete all messages Select Message Select multiple messages Sort Rearrange message order by Date or Address Filter List messages by type specified with Show All SMS S Mail or High Priority Option Description Open Open the highlighted message for viewing or editing Edit Edit a message Move Move SMS to the USIM Card Delete Message ...

Page 243: ...e S Mail zp 16 26 3 If no memory space is available in the handset notification cannot be received Delete unnecessary messages or files and press M to run Server Mail to receive messages When the S Mail list message list is retrieved from the mail server it is possible to receive delete and forward messages in the server A Press M and select Server Mail From the Main Menu Press c and select Messag...

Page 244: ... Tip To delete an S Mail on the message list and all messages on the server listed on the message list aRetrieve the message list bPress M OPTIONS on Server Mail window and select Delete All Option Description Forward Divert messages in the server to another address Delete Message Delete messages from the server Delete From Server or from the message list Delete From List Delete All Delete all mes...

Page 245: ...Settings General Scroll Setting From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging Settings General Scroll Setting B Select any value A Press M and select Settings General From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging Settings General B Select Heading Text or Signature as necessary C Select Insert or Not Insert To select Insert aMove down to the input field and press c bInput the heading text signa...

Page 246: ...ess M and select Settings S Mail Settings Receive Opt Auto Receive From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging Settings S Mail Settings Receive Opt Auto Receive B Click the box for Home or Roaming For no automatic reception Clear the box Set auto play when opening message if images sounds or slides is attached to the received message A Press M and select Settings S Mail Settings Receive Opt Au...

Page 247: ...he Main Menu Press c and select Messaging Settings S Mail Settings DeliveryReport B Select any value Tip Reports can be checked only when you send a message to a SoftBank handset and Send Reports of the other party is set to ON DeliveryReport can be set in Send Option menu on the new message window zp 16 10 Set message report delivery when you receive S Mail with delivery confirmation Creation Mod...

Page 248: ... B Select any value Tip The validity period can be set in Send Option menu on the new message window zp 16 10 For Validity Period contact Customer Service zp 19 43 Set the time period until S Mail is sent S Mail is stored on the mail server until the set time elapses A Press M and select Settings S Mail Settings Delivery Time From the Main Menu Press c and select Messaging Settings S Mail Settings...

Page 249: ...n Menu Press c and select Messaging Settings SMS Settings Validity Period B Select any value Tip The validity period can be set in Send Option menu on the new message window zp 16 10 For Validity Period contact Customer Service zp 19 43 Change the number for the SMS message center Do not change this number unless SoftBank tells you the number is changed If this number is accidentally changed SMS c...

Page 250: ... or Off settings Select M OPTIONS on the message window 3D Pictogram Operations while displaying 3D Pictogram zp 16 13 To send a message to the 3D Pictogram compatible device Check how to display at the other party by pressing M OPTIONS on the message window before sending and selecting 3D Pictogram Also check 3D Pictogram in Sent Messages Drafts Outbox 3D Pictogram cannot be displayed for slides ...

Page 251: ... Messaging 16 B Enter the security code and press M OK C Press M YES Note Settings for the SMS message center SMS cannot be initialized even after resetting _705N_manual_E book 31 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 252: ...Web _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 253: ...TLS You are solely responsible for use of SSL TLS on a secured site for your intended application and use Subject to the terms of any agreement between you and SoftBank the licensors VeriSign Betrusted Japan Entrust Japan GeoTrust JAPAN RSA Security and SECOM Trust Net shall not be liable for any direct indirect special consequential incidental or punitive damages of any kind whatsoever with respe...

Page 254: ...cess a Web page The URL of the accessed page is logged in History A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Enter URL B Select the Internet Address URL field and press c C Enter a URL and press c Yahoo Keitai Menu Item Description Yahoo Keitai Access the Yahoo Keitai main menu to access a variety of Mobile Internet sites Most sites are available only in Japanese Bookmarks Bookmark websites for quick acces...

Page 255: ...Description Forward View a previously opened page again without reloading it When information display follows Create Phone Book Save a phone number of mail address in a Web page in Phone Book Bookmarks Save a URL of or linked to a Web page as a bookmark or select a saved bookmark to access the site Enter URL Enter a URL to access the site History Open the access history Save Page Save a Web page A...

Page 256: ...select the item dCommand button Move cursor to and press c to send data or cancel Authentication Some Web pages require authentication If authentication is required select text entry fields to enter your user ID and password Page Setting Set the character encoding scrolling or font size In addition view the certificate authenticated in the displayed Web page or the page information Browser Set Per...

Page 257: ...a voice or video call aSelect a phone number bMake a voice or video call zp 2 2 p 5 2 Press M to select whether to show your caller ID To save a phone number in Phone Book aSelect a phone number bSelect Create Phone Book zp 4 2 To create S Mail aSelect a mail address bCreate S Mail to send zp 16 4 To access the Web Select a URL zp 17 3 Note To make a video call to a phone number on a Web page save...

Page 258: ...Web page B Press M OPTIONS and select Action Object C Select a melody file D Select Save E Press M OK Using Other Files Download copyrighted content and obtain the content key This content key is required to play the file Tip Some contents can be downloaded by clicking a link on a Web page If you attempt to play a file for which you have not obtained the content key a message appears prompting you...

Page 259: ...l apply Saved Pages Bookmarks Save often used Web pages or URLs as Saved Pages or Bookmarks to easily access them later Saving Pages Saving a page you want to view later provides easy access to the page Pages themselves are saved and communication will not take place when viewing Up to 100 pages can be saved A Open a Web page B Press M OPTIONS and select Save Page Tip If the number of saved pages ...

Page 260: ... of saved pages A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Saved Pages B Select a saved page press M OPTIONS and select Edit Title C Edit the title Deleting Saved Pages A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Saved Pages B Delete To delete one by one aSelect a saved page press M OPTIONS and select Delete bPress M YES To delete all pages aPress M OPTIONS and select Delete All bPress M YES and enter the Security C...

Page 261: ...ect Edit C Use j to select Edit Title or Edit URL and press c to edit the title or URL D Press c then M OK Deleting Bookmarks A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Bookmarks B Delete To delete one by one aHighlight a bookmark press M OPTIONS and select Delete bPress M YES To delete all bookmarks aPress M OPTIONS and select Delete All bPress M YES and enter the Security Code cPress M OK Bookmark list o...

Page 262: ...ct Delete All bPress M YES and enter the Security Code cPress M OK History options The following option is available for History Send As Message Paste the URL into a message Other Settings If characters are not properly displayed change the code A Press M OPTIONS on a Web page and select Page Setting Encoding B Select a code Select font size in a web page A Press M OPTIONS on a Web page and select...

Page 263: ...eatedly aPerform Step 1 2 and 3 bPress M SEARCH SEARCH appears in the Softkey area M until the search is canceled To cancel the search Press C Copy text on a page to paste somewhere else A Press M OPTIONS on a Web page and select Action Copy as Text B Text entry window appears C Copy text zp 3 19 Check the URL or title of the page A Press M OPTIONS on a Web page and select Page Setting Page Inform...

Page 264: ...he limit to be sent by SMS or when an image is selected Check server certificates used for SSL TLS communications A Press M OPTIONS on a Web page and select Page Setting Page Information B Select Server Certificate Tip Server certificate The Certificate to certify the validity of the server performing SSL TLS communication Use multiple server certificates It is possible to refer to other server ce...

Page 265: ...ay Set SavedPageOpt cSelect an option Security Settings Cookies are small data files automatically written to the handset and used by information providers to identify users Set whether to save Cookies Cookies can be deleted A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Browser Set COMMSettings Cookie Set B Select an option and set To set whether to save Cookies aSelect Cookies bSelect an option To delete all...

Page 266: ... certificate Tip To switch between Valid and Invalid aPerform Step 1 bHighlight a certificate press M OPTIONS and select Valid or Invalid Root Certificate Verifies the server certificate Setting Location Information from a Website Make the settings for retrieving location information from a Website Set whether to activate the LBS A Press c and select Settings Connectivity LBS Lock B Enter Security...

Page 267: ... does not appear and location information is not sent Resetting Browser Settings Reset Saved Pages History or Browser Set to default zp 19 8 A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Browser Set Reset B Select an option to reset To reset settings only aSelect Reset Settings bPress M YES To reset settings and data aSelect Memory Reset bEnter the Security Code cPress M OK Web access is stored Clear History ...

Page 268: ...cess list zp 17 11 Delete all data temporarily stored in the cache zp 17 2 A Press c and select Yahoo Keitai Browser Set COMMSettings Clear Cache B Press M YES Note Inserting another USIM Card will erase the cache zp 1 6 Clearing the Cache _705N_manual_E book 17 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 269: ...S Appli _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 270: ...irmation message settings zp 18 5 To check Java and JBlend licenses Press c and select S Appli Java Info Downloading S Appli Download S Appli from websites Up to 100 S Appli can be saved A Press c and select S Appli S Appli Library Download S Appli B Access a website that provides S Appli C Select S Appli D Press M DL in confirmation window E Press M DL F Press y BACK To launch S Appli immediately...

Page 271: ...o cancel the download press y CANCEL Launching S Appli When launching S Appli appears on Display A Press c and select S Appli S Appli Library B Select S Appli Tip Accessing S Appli saved to a memory card After performing Step 1 press M Options and select Change Memory Card To switch from the memory card to the handset press M Options and select Change Phone Memory S Appli Library indicator Preinst...

Page 272: ...is a network type a message appears To continue using S Appli select YES The confirmation window type can be changed in the security level settings zp 18 5 Ending Pausing Resuming S Appli A Press p while S Appli is running B Select an option To pause S Appli Select Pause To end S Appli Select End If S Appli is paused appears on Display A Press m for 1 seconds B Select S Appli When connecting to th...

Page 273: ...s c and select S Appli S Appli Library B Highlight S Appli press M Options and select Delete C Press M YES Note S Appli preinstalled at purchase cannot be moved or deleted Some S Appli require network connection Confirmation message appears before network connection Select from four settings for confirmation message A Press c and select S Appli S Appli Library B Highlight S Appli press M Options a...

Page 274: ...Settings Set incoming or alarm settings for S Appli A Press c and select S Appli S Appli Set Incoming Call B Select Call Priority or Alert Display When a call is incoming or the alarm time has come during S Appli running Call Priority is selected S Appli is paused and the phone rings or the alarm sounds Alert Display is selected When Alert Display is set The S Appli continues running and a message...

Page 275: ...ollowing backlight settings for S Appli Enable or disable S Appli Blink for S Appli A Press c and select S Appli S Appli Set Light Settings B Select an option To make light settings aSelect Backlight Set bSelect an option To make blink settings aSelect S Appli Blink bSelect On or Off Adjusting Volume Default Level 4 Setting Vibration Default On Backlight Settings Option Description Always On Backl...

Page 276: ...gs B Enter Security Code and press M OK C Press M YES Delete all downloaded S Appli stored in S Appli Library zp 19 8 A Press c and select S Appli S Appli Set Reset S Appli Memory Reset B Enter Security Code and press M OK C Press M YES Resetting S Appli Settings to Default Deleting All S Appli _705N_manual_E book 8 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 277: ...Appendix _705N_manual_E book 1 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 278: ...ookmarked websites p 17 9 Enter URL Access websites by manually entering URLs p 17 3 History Display access logs p 17 11 Saved Pages Display saved pages off line p 17 11 Browser Set Display Set Set display p 17 13 Sounds Set sound p 17 13 COMMSettings Set cookies or clear cache p 17 14 Root Certif View the certificate list in the handset and set valid invalid p 17 14 Manufacture Set whether to ans...

Page 279: ...ctures p 9 8 Videos Play videos p 9 11 Media Settings Set Media Player p 9 14 CAST What s New View the latest information p 9 15 History View previously downloaded contents p 9 15 Casting Set Subscribe unsubscribe contents p 9 15 Manual DL Download contents manually p 9 15 Weather Icon Check weather report and set weather icon p 9 16 S Loop Access S Loop menu p 9 18 Camera Camera Launch the camera...

Page 280: ...are saved here p 16 11 Drafts Unsent draft messages are saved here p 16 11 Sent Messages Sent messages are saved here p 16 11 MyFolder Filtered messages are saved here p 16 11 Server Mail Retrieve delete or forward messages stored on the mail server p 16 23 Settings General Customize the display style heading text signature quote etc for S Mail and SMS p 16 25 S Mail Settings Set the auto receive ...

Page 281: ... Dictionary Register a reading and its word to enter the word simply by entering the reading p 3 11 Phone Book Create New Create an entry or settings for incoming items p 4 3 Search PhBk Reading Search Phone Book p 4 6 Name Number Mail Address Groups Manage PhBk Copy All Copy the entire Phone Book p 4 9 Move All Move the entire Phone Book p 4 9 Delete All Delete the entire Phone Book p 4 10 Other ...

Page 282: ...upli Records Settings Sound Mode Set the Normal Meeting Outdoor Drive Manner mode p 8 2 Display Set Internal Disp Set Display p 7 2 ExternalDisplay Set External Display p 7 3 Font Type Set screen font p 7 8 Large Font Set Set large font p 7 8 Call Settings Common Set Make common settings for calling p 2 8 p 4 4 p 14 2 Voice Call Set Voice Call p 2 2 p 2 5 p 2 6 p 14 2 Main Sub Branch Description P...

Page 283: ... p 12 8 Dial Locks Lock the handset with Security Code to prevent others from using it without your consent p 12 4 Set Sec Codes Set Security Codes p 12 2 Connectivity Bluetooth Set Bluetooth p 11 3 Network Setup Set network p 2 13 p 15 10 LBS Lock Set whether to activate the LBS p 17 15 Memory Set Status View details of memory capacity p 10 11 Memory Card Set memory card p 10 11 Update Update Upd...

Page 284: ...br Light Settings 1 Downloaded S Appli 2 Yahoo Keitai Scroll settings Font Size Browser Set Display Set Sounds COMMSettings Root Certif Manufacture Location Info 3 4 Bookmarks Saved Pages History Cache Cookie 4 Entertainment Music Player Sort Music Settings Music Player Recent Played Most Played Download Media Player Image Settings Video Settings _705N_manual_E book 8 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 285: ...Settings Image Tuning under Camera Settings Video Picture Quality White Balance Night Mode On Night Mode Off Sound Settings File Size Limit under Camera Settings Display Settings under Camera Settings Shutter Sound under Camera Settings Image Tuning under Camera Settings BarCodeReader Stored data Main menu Settings initialized by All Reset Settings initialized by Settings Reset Settings initialize...

Page 286: ...n Mode DeliveryReport Send Reports Validity Period Delivery Time SMS Settings SMSReportReq 5 Organiser Tools Calendar display Filter View Set Rate for Calc Converter Own Dictionary Tasks Filter View Answer Phone Settings Stored data for Calendar Alarms Tasks Notepad Answer Phone Recording Data Guidance Main menu Settings initialized by All Reset Settings initialized by Settings Reset Settings init...

Page 287: ...lume Ringtone Illumination Vib Pattern Other Settings Sound Mode 7 Ringtone 言語選択表示言語 Date Time SetDate Time Set Dual Time Format Internal Disp Greeting Wallpaper Menu Setting Power Saving Backlight Set Operator Set Internal Disp 7 Greeting Wallpaper Main menu Settings initialized by All Reset Settings initialized by Settings Reset Settings initialized by Memory Reset _705N_manual_E book 11 ページ２０...

Page 288: ...et CallTimeDisp Toll Display CLI Display Dial Pause Set Send Tones Voice Call Auto Redial AnyKeyAnswer Close Setting Video Call Camera Set VideoCallOpt Video Call 7 Still Image Main menu Settings initialized by All Reset Settings initialized by Settings Reset Settings initialized by Memory Reset _705N_manual_E book 12 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 289: ...splayed when Voice Mail is stored in the Voice Mail Service Center Memory Reset or All Reset deletes content keys which invalidates the right to use copyrighted data Settings All Calls Caller ID Auto Check under Vomail Diverts Unknown Ignore If NoID Security Key Locks Handset Code Connectivity Bluetooth Device Name Bluetooth Timeout Settings 3G GSM Setting under Network Setup Select Network under ...

Page 290: ...hen a call is made or received 6 A call cannot be made or received while connecting 7 Music cannot be played while talking 8 Videos cannot be played S Appli and Camera cannot be run Some tasks may be unusable while another task is running Running task Task to run Music Player Yahoo Keitai S Cast Messaging S Appli Entertainment Camera Data Folder Organiser Tools Phone Book Settings Packet Communica...

Page 291: ...oftBank at http www softbank jp for Software Update A Press c and select Settings Update Update B Follow the on screen instructions Note Update may take up to 30 minutes Handset operations are unavailable until update is completed Before updating the software check that there is sufficient battery power Perform the software update where there is good reception without moving to another place Do no...

Page 292: ...automatically The software update cannot be executed while operating another function The confirmation window for the software update appears after ending all the activated functions The reservation of the software update is released when you use another function for more than approximately 10 minutes If the software update is executed while in All Keys Lock the lock is released Check the Result o...

Page 293: ...work Is Dial Locks or Key Locks set to On Set Dial Locks or Key Locks to Off p 12 4 p 12 8 After dialing a busy tone sounds Does OUT appear Move to a location where there is good reception before dialing Did you dial the entire phone number starting with 0 zero p 1 11 p 2 2 OUT appears and a call cannot be made You are out of service area Move to a place where the reception is clear p xxvi A call ...

Page 294: ...e handset powers down Is manner mode set The alarm does not sound in manner mode p 1 15 Devices become hot The AC charger or desktop holder may become hot during charging The handset may become hot during charging or if you talk for a long time This is normal as long as you can touch it If it becomes too hot and you cannot touch it immediately stop charging using and contact Customer Service zp 19...

Page 295: ...ent Does the recipient s handset support the format of the attached file If not you cannot send a picture Has the recipient subscribed to S Mail Super Mail or Long Mail A separate subscription to S Mail Super Mail or Long Mail is required to receive a message with a picture attached A non subscriber to these services cannot receive a message whose size exceeds 384 bytes or whose character count ex...

Page 296: ...grams are stored on the handset Delete unnecessary S Appli and retry p 18 2 p 18 5 Download operation has been cancelled Invalid data was received appears The data cannot be downloaded to the 705N handset Cancel the download p 18 2 Problem Point to check or solutions Page _705N_manual_E book 20 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

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Page 303: ...verted Symbols Symbols Enter Symbol Enter Symbol あっとさんかくあっとまーくしゃせんいこーるしかくえんたすおすどうヽヾゝゞ々おなじ々ぱーせんとおなじくひくおんぷひしがたかけるほしかっこまるむげんめすからやじるしこめゆうびんころんるーとこんまわる Pictographs _705N_manual_E book 27 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 304: ...19 28 19 Appendix _705N_manual_E book 28 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 305: ... Pictographs enclosed by are animated Some pictographs may not appear on some SoftBank handset models 3D Pictogram or Large Font may look different from the actual ones _705N_manual_E book 29 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 306: ... さよならがーんわーいがんばがーんわーいねえへんわーいぽりぽりむわーいひやあせむおーいあせあせいかりぶいびくっむかぎゃははどきむかあはえむかあはめがてんこそこそにこはてなじーっにこきらーんきこえないにこしくしくこまったもんだにこいたたぶたーにこいたたこあらにこえーんいっぷくにこえーんいっぷくちゅえーんほしちゅえーんねてるわくわくえーんねむいういんくえーんねむいめもうーんいじわる _705N_manual_E book 30 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 307: ...んてれるよろしくかんぱいてれるこまったどもてれるやだがまんてれるへこむこんにちはしあわせへこむこんにちはしあわせびっくりこんにちはしあわせびっくりいいななかよしだっしゅいいなごめんいいないじいじ Enter Emoticon Enter Emoticon Enter Emoticon _705N_manual_E book 31 ページ２００６年１２月２１日木曜日午後６時１８分 ...

Page 308: ...g the handset in standby mode while out of range consumes much battery power and may reduce battery operating time by more than half Messaging 1 Inbox Mail Folders Up to 1 000 2 Sent Messages Up to 500 Outbox Drafts Up to 50 Yahoo Keitai Saved Pages Up to 100 Up to 300K bytes per page Bookmarks Up to 100 Data Folder Up to 32M bytes Pictures Up to 595 Ringtones Up to 595 S Appli Up to 100 Music Up ...

Page 309: ...rations in progress and steady signal reception As the handset could be used for both talk and standby modes the actual talk time and standby time may be shorter than indicated above A LCD may contain stuck pixels missing pixels or may have pixels that is always lit Battery AC Charger Item Specification Voltage 3 8 V Type Lithium ion Capacity 900 mAh Dimensions W x H x D Approximately 40 x 50 x 4 ...

Page 310: ...y 1 16 Battery Level 1 15 Bluetooth 11 2 Option 11 6 Pairing 11 3 Receive Data 11 4 Send Data 11 4 Bookmarks 17 9 Breaking a Line 3 2 3 11 Browser Settings 17 13 C Cache 17 2 Call Barring 15 2 15 9 Call Costs 2 10 Call Forwarding 15 2 15 3 Call Forwarding Diverts 5 3 15 3 Call Logs 2 3 Option 2 5 Call Memo 2 9 Call Priority 18 6 Call Time 2 10 Call Waiting 15 2 15 6 Caller ID Information 15 2 15 1...

Page 311: ...op Icons 7 7 Entries 4 10 Files 10 8 Folders 10 7 History 17 11 International Access Code 14 5 Message 16 18 Notes 13 12 Saved Pages 17 9 Sorting Conditions 16 16 Standby Voice Memo 13 16 S Appli 18 5 S Mail on the Server 16 24 Tasks 13 9 Delivery Report 16 27 Desktop Indicators 2 6 7 5 Device Passkey 11 3 Dial Pause 14 2 Display Changing the Display Language to English 1 23 Display Indicators 1 1...

Page 312: ...1 29 15 10 Security Code 1 29 12 2 Handsfree 2 9 5 2 5 3 History 17 11 Hold Answer 2 7 I Icon Indicator Bluetooth Indicator 11 6 Changing Main Menu Icon 7 7 Desktop Indicators 2 6 Display Indicators 1 11 External Display Indicators 1 12 Indicators for message 16 11 Read Unread Status Indicator 9 15 S Appli Library Indicator 18 3 Using a Camera 6 3 Video Call Window Indicator 5 2 Weather Icon 9 17 ...

Page 313: ... microSD Memory Card 10 11 Option 9 9 9 12 Picture Playback 9 8 Video Player 9 11 Memory Capacity 19 32 Memory Card 10 8 Formatting Initializing 10 11 Transferring Data 10 12 Memory Reset 12 9 19 8 Message List 16 23 16 24 Message List Retrieval 16 23 Message List Window 16 11 Option 16 21 Message Type 16 4 Message Window 16 12 Internet Access 16 19 Make a Voice Call 16 19 Option 16 13 Phone Book ...

Page 314: ...hone Book 4 6 Pictographs 3 10 19 27 Picture 6 4 6 6 9 8 17 6 17 13 Attach a Captured Image 6 8 Editing 9 9 Option 6 5 9 9 PIN 1 6 12 2 Activate PIN1 12 2 Changing PIN Code 12 2 PIN Lock 12 3 PIN1 1 6 12 2 PIN2 1 6 12 2 PUK Personal Unblocking Key 12 3 Playing Music Melody 9 4 17 7 Playing the Records Organiser Tool 13 15 Playing Videos 9 11 Playlists 9 4 9 9 9 12 Prank Calls Preventing Prank Call...

Page 315: ...bject 16 6 Entering Text 16 7 Entry Field 16 5 File Attachment 16 7 Maximum Number of Characters 16 4 Option 16 7 Selecting Message Type 16 5 Sending 16 7 SMS window 16 5 S Mail window 16 5 Sent Messages 16 11 Server Mail 16 23 Server Mail Capacity 16 23 Service Codes 15 2 Setting a Limit of Call Costs 2 11 Setting Cookies 17 14 Setting Date Time 1 21 Setting to Be Reset 19 8 Settings Reset 12 9 1...

Page 316: ... 6 Uploading Files 17 6 USIM Card 1 4 Exchange Data 4 9 Inserting Removing 1 5 Phone Book Entries 4 2 Searching Entries 4 7 Using Attachments 16 20 Using Calculator 13 9 Using Desktop Icons 7 5 Using Streaming 17 8 Using Tasks 13 7 Alarm Notification 13 8 Checking Tasks 13 8 Creating Tasks 13 7 Deleting Tasks 13 9 Editing Tasks 13 8 Option 13 8 Utilities CD ROM i 11 6 V Valid Period 16 10 16 28 16...

Page 317: ...opying Text 17 12 Create Phone Book 17 6 Create S Mail to Send 17 6 Creation Message 17 13 Font Size 17 11 Make a Video Call 17 6 Make a Voice Call 17 6 Navigating 17 4 Option 17 4 17 5 Saving Files 17 6 Saving Melodies 17 7 Scroll Setting 17 12 Searching for a Word 17 12 Selection Button 17 5 Server Certificates 17 13 Text Entry Field 17 5 Updating a Page 17 12 Uploading Files 17 6 Using Melodies...

Page 318: ...formed under the terms and conditions of the warranty After the warranty period expires repairs are performed if possible on request at your expense Note SoftBank shall not be liable for any loss or damage to you or third parties arising from missed calls due to handset malfunctions The handset malfunction or repair may alter or erase the setting or data you saved Please back up the data such as P...

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Page 320: ... inaccurate or missing information please contact Customer Service zp 19 43 SoftBank 705N User Guide December 2006 Version 1 For more information please dial 157 from a SoftBank handset for Customer Service or visit your nearest SoftBank Shop SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp Model name SoftBank 705N Manufacturer NEC Corporation MDT 000069 EAA0 To help protect the environment and recycle valuable resources mob...

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