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Security Settings
<Reject unknown>
Blocking Calls from Callers Not Listed in the Phonebook
Default setting Accept
Use this procedure to specify whether the FOMA terminal accepts or rejects calls from phone numbers that are not
stored in FOMA terminal (phone) or UIM phonebook.
●
Only available for numbers that send caller ID. It is also recommended that it is used in conjunction with “Caller ID
request service” and “Call setting w/o ID”.
1 Press
i
s
Select and press
d
s
Press
7
“Lock/Security”
s
Select
“Reject unknown” and press
d
s
Enter your security code and press
d
s
Press
2
“Reject”.
For information on security code → P. 142
■ To receive a call from a caller who is not stored in the phonebook
Press
1
“Accept”.
<Self mode>
Disabling Making/Receiving Calls, etc.
Default setting OFF
Use this function to set the FOMA terminal so that it cannot make or receive voice or video-phone calls, use i-mode,
or send or receive mail. This is useful when you want to use the FOMA terminal without having to worry about
interruptions such as incoming voice or video-phone calls.
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If you receive a voice or video-phone call when the FOMA terminal is in Self mode, the caller hears a message saying
that the FOMA terminal is out of signal range or is turned off. If you are using the “Voice Mail” or “Call Forwarding
services”, calls are handled in the same way as if the FOMA terminal were turned off.
● While in Self mode, the FOMA terminal does not use desktop icons such as “Missed call” to notify you of calls.
1
Set mute seconds
s
Enter a muted time (00 to 99 seconds).
Sets the time for which the ring tone is muted before starting up.
Enter a 2-digit number as the time. To set the time currently shown, just press
d
.
2
Missed calls display
s
Select
1
“Display” or
2
“Not display”
Specifies whether to show received calls for which no ring tone sounded in the missed calls record.
Note
● Ringing operations on the FOMA terminal include playing the ring tone, vibrating and lighting or flashing the call alert indicator.
● When you receive a call from someone who is stored in the phonebook as a secret entry, the FOMA terminal operates as specified in this function.
● Even when the incoming call is from someone whose phone number is stored in the phonebook with the “186” or “184” prefix, the FOMA terminal
starts ringing as soon as the call is received.
● If the muted time is longer than the ringing time for the Record Message function, the FOMA terminal switches directly to Record Message without
ringing first. To have the FOMA terminal ring before it records a message, make sure that the ringing time for Record Message is longer than the
muted time. The same applies to the ringing times for Voice Mail, Call Forwarding and Automatic answer.
Note
● When you receive a call from someone who is stored in the phonebook as a secret entry, the call is not rejected, regardless of this setting.
● If this function is set at the same time as “Call rejection” or “Call acceptation” in “Restrictions”, “Call rejection” or “Call acceptation” has priority.
● When “Reject” is selected in this function and you receive a call from a phone number that is not stored in the phonebook, the call is logged as a
“Missed call” in the “Received calls” and the “Missed call” icon appears on the stand-by display. Even if you have activated “Voice Mail” or “Call
Forwarding”, the caller hears the tone. However, if the FOMA terminal is turned off or outside the i-mode service area or if the ringing time set for
“Voice Mail” or “Call Forwarding” is 0 (zero) seconds, the caller does not hear the tone and is connected to the Voice Mail Service Center or the
forwarding number. When this happens, the phone number for the received call is not logged in the “Received calls” and is not displayed on the
stand-by display as a “Missed call” desktop icon.
● The FOMA terminal receives i
-
mode mail and SMS regardless of this function.