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Preface .................................................................................. 1
List of Packaged Items .......................................................... 1
Operating Instructions ........................................................... 1
When Using the Product ....................................................... 1
Cell Phone Etiquette .............................................................. 1
Contents ................................................................................ 2

Safety Precautions .................................................... 3

Illustrations and Descriptions in This Manual ........................ 3
Safety Precautions (Observe Strictly) .................................... 3
Handling Precautions ............................................................ 7
Available Security Codes ...................................................... 8

Security Codes ............................................................................. 8
PIN ................................................................................................ 8

Notes on Waterproof and Dustproof Properties .................... 9
Notes on Using Bluetooth

/Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi

) Functions .. 11

Precautions for Bluetooth

......................................................... 11

Precautions for Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi

) ........................................ 11

Frequency Band ......................................................................... 11

Notes on Voluntary Control of Radio Interference ............... 11
Notes on Packet Communication Fee ................................ 11
Notes on Applications ......................................................... 11

Getting Ready ......................................................... 12

Names and Functions of Parts ............................................ 12
Using the au Nano IC Card 04 ............................................ 13

au Nano IC Card 04 .................................................................... 13
Inserting the au Nano IC Card 04 ............................................... 13
Removing the au Nano IC Card 04 ............................................. 13

Using a microSD Memory Card .......................................... 13

Inserting a microSD Memory Card ............................................. 13
Removing the microSD Memory Card ........................................ 14
Unmounting the microSD Memory Card .................................... 14

Charging .............................................................................. 14

Notes on Charging ...................................................................... 14
Charging with the Desktop Holder (SHV36PUA) and
Specified AC Adapter (Sold Separately) ..................................... 14
Charging with the Specified AC Adapter (Sold Separately) ....... 15
Charging with a PC ..................................................................... 15

Turning the Power On/Off .................................................... 15
Switching the Display Language to English ........................ 15
Turning the Display On/Off .................................................. 15
Lock Screen ........................................................................ 16
Making Initial Settings ......................................................... 16

Setting Up Language and Wi-Fi

............................................... 16

Setting Up a Google Account ..................................................... 16
Calibrating Touch Panel .............................................................. 16
au Easy Setting ........................................................................... 16

Setting Permissions for Applications .................................. 16
Transferring Data ................................................................. 17

Restoring Data via the au Settings Menu ................................... 17
Saving Data via the au Settings Menu ........................................ 17

Basic Operations .................................................... 17

Using Touch Panel ............................................................... 17
Using Touch Keys ................................................................ 17
Using the Home Screen ...................................................... 18

Home Screen Layout .................................................................. 18

Using the Status Bar ........................................................... 18

Indicators .................................................................................... 18
Using the Notification/Status Panel ............................................ 18

Setting the Manner Mode .................................................... 19
Setting Airplane Mode ......................................................... 19
Registering Frequently Used Contacts to Quick Buttons ... 19

Registering Contacts to Quick Buttons ...................................... 19

Character Entry ....................................................... 19

Switching Software Keyboards ........................................... 19
Character Entry Screen Layout ........................................... 19
Character Entry Basics ........................................................ 20

Entering Characters .................................................................... 20
Entering Pictograms, Symbols, or Emoticons ............................ 20
Entering Characters Using Voice Input ....................................... 20

Using Call Functions ............................................... 20

Making Calls ........................................................................ 20

Making a Call by Entering a Phone Number ............................... 20
Making a Call Using Call History ................................................ 20
Making a Call Using Address Book ............................................ 20
Making a Call Using a Quick Button ........................................... 20

Receiving Calls .................................................................... 20

Answering a Call ......................................................................... 20
Answering a Call Using Answering Memo .................................. 20
Playing Back Answering Memos ................................................ 20

Checking Your Own Phone Number ................................... 20
Saving Contacts to Address Book ...................................... 20

Using E-mail ............................................................ 21

Making Initial Settings for E-mail ......................................... 21
Changing E-mail Address .................................................... 21
Sending E-mails .................................................................. 21
Receiving E-mails ................................................................ 21

Using Camera ......................................................... 21

Shooting Still Pictures ......................................................... 21
Recording Videos ................................................................ 21

Appendix ................................................................. 21

Introduction of Peripheral Devices ...................................... 21
Troubleshooting ................................................................... 22
Updating Software .............................................................. 22
After-Sales Service .............................................................. 22
SIM-Unlocking the Product ................................................. 24
Main Specifications ............................................................. 24
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of Cell Phones .................. 24
Regulatory information ........................................................ 25
FCC Notice .......................................................................... 25
Export Administration Regulations ...................................... 26
Intellectual Property Rights ................................................. 26

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