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99 Sound/Screen/Light Settings
INFORMATION
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While All Lock, Personal Data Lock (when the data which
is subject to Personal Data Lock is set for the standby
display) or Omakase Lock (Remote Lock) is on, the set
standby image is canceled and the image set by default
is displayed temporarily. The set standby image
reappears when lock is canceled. However, if the data in
the
Preinstalled
folder is set, the set data is displayed
even when Personal Data Lock is on.
●
Some images or movie/i-motion files may not be set. In
addition, the following items cannot be set:
･
Movie/i-motion with the size exceeding 320 x 240
･
Movie/i-motion with restriction of the number of times
of replay or replay period set
･
Movie/i-motion with only sound (i-motion with no image
such as singer’s vocals)
･
Video or still image recorded by Activate 1Seg
●
When the standby display appears, the set Flash movie
or animation starts playing and stops after a certain
period of time.
●
If an animation is set in large size display, the display
may be distorted.
● When the action of Chara-den is set for multiple items,
the action is played by priority given below:
a
Action set for
Missed call
or
Unread message
b
Action set for
Stand-by
･
When both action for missed calls and action for
unread mail are set and there are both missed calls
and unread mail, the action set for each item is played
repeatedly by turns. However, the interval for the
action is set to
OFF
, the action for missed calls plays
only once.
Displaying images in a random order
Random Display Image
Images can be displayed in a random order on the
standby display at the specified time.
･
The images in JPEG and GIF formats (except for
animation) can be displayed.
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Yes
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Depending on the setting of Speed Selector
Setting, if you set
Change image
to
Speed selector
,
a confirmation screen appears asking whether to
cancel
Use at stand-by disp
in Speed Selector
Setting.
･
While 2in1 is in the dual mode or the B mode, a
confirmation screen appears.
･
If the i-
α
ppli standby display has already been
set, a confirmation screen appears asking
whether to cancel it continuously.
INFORMATION
● When
Speed selector
is set to
OFF
in Speed Selector
Setting,
Change image
cannot be set to
Speed selector
.
●
In case the power is turned off, the image is not
switched.
● When there is no still image that can be displayed as the
result of deleting the selected folder, or moving or
deleting still images in the folder, the default image is
displayed on the standby display and Random Display
Image is canceled. However, the image which is being
displayed may be displayed until it switches to the next
image.
●
Even when
Change image
is set to
Open slide
, if you
repeat opening/closing the FOMA terminal quickly, the
image may not be switched. In addition, even when
Change image
is set to
Speed selector
, the image may not
be switched in case of rotating the Speed Selector
quickly.
Setting the i-
α
ppli standby display
･
The i- α ppli standby display can be set
simultaneously with other standby display settings.
When they are set simultaneously, the i- α ppli
standby display is displayed by priority.
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The list of i- α ppli available for the i- α ppli standby
display appears.
Folder
：
Selects a folder in which the images are saved
from the folders in
My Picture
.
･
The folder with no image which can be
displayed cannot be selected.
Change image
：
Sets the timing when the images are switched.
Every 15 seconds
: Images are switched every 15
seconds after returning to the standby display.
Every minute, Every 15 minutes
or
Every hour
: The
images are switched according to the clock time.
(For example, when
Every minute
is set, the
images are switched per minute at 0 second.)
Every day
: The images are switched at 0 o’clock
every day.
Open slide
: The images are switched each time
you open the FOMA terminal.
Speed selector
: The images are switched each
time you rotate the Speed Selector.
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