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Entering T
ext
*2 : These can also be used only when pictograph input is possible, such as when “Text memo” or “Common phrases” are stored. Note that these icons
are always entered as full-pitch characters. “Pictograph” is not possible when you are composing an SMS, but and can be entered.
*3 : In “Full-pitch input mode”, dakuten (“ ﾞ ”) and han-dakuten (“ ﾟ ”) are only displayed for characters with which dakuten can be used. Dakuten entered
with other characters appear as spaces.
: Spaces are entered.
Entering text in mode 3 (T9 input)
This mode allows you to enter text with a minimum of key pressing.
For example, to enter the “
あした
” reading in mode 1 (5-touch), you have to press
1
once,
3
twice and
4
once, whereas in mode 3 (T9 input) you only have to press the
13
and
4
for the respective
行
once each.
A
行
is assigned to each key, and each time you press a key a list of candidates appears from which you select and
enter the desired reading.
Mode 3 also features 2 input helper functions: “Yomi edit” and “Fix mode”.
“Yomi edit” enables you to edit the entered reading candidates, while you can use “Fix mode” to directly enter the
desired reading. Mode 3 (T9 input) also works in tandem with the FOMA terminal’s word prediction function (P. 533)
to allow faster and easier text entry.
●
Changing the input mode
In the text entry (edit) display...
a
P. 526
Press
o
(Mode).
The input mode changes to the next mode each time you press
o
(Mode), in the following sequence: Kanji/
hiragana (full-pitch)
→
Katakana (half-pitch)
→
Alphabetic (half-pitch)
→
Numeric (half-pitch). However, mode 3
(T9 input) only operates in the Kanji/hiragana (full-pitch) and Katakana (full-pitch) input modes. In Alphabetic (half-
pitch) and Numeric (half-pitch) input modes, text entry automatically changes to mode 1.
■
Characters that can entered in mode 3
・
For the characters assigned in “Alphabetic input mode” and “Numeric input mode”, refer to the character assignments for “Mode 1 (5-touch)”.
・
Numeric character candidates are not displayed when you are entering reading to store phonebook entries on the UIM or entering user dictionary
readings.
*1 : Changes the conversion candidate readings with dakuten (“
ﾞ
”) and han-dakuten (“
ﾟ
”) during reading input.
*2 : As for Kana input (mode 1), dakuten, han-dakuten, commas, periods, bullets, exclamation marks and question marks are displayed after readings and
characters have been confirmed, but the dakuten (“
ﾞ
”) and han-dakuten (“
ﾟ
”) only appear when they are preceded by characters that take dakuten.
*3 : The small “
ワ
” can be entered in full-pitch character input.
● Entering text
<Example: Entering “ 戸田 ” in T9 kanji conversion mode>
1
Press
o
(Character) to select “Kanji/hiragana input mode”.
Note
● In some cases, you may not be able to use mode 2 input. In such situations, use mode 1 input instead.
Key
Kanji/hiragana
input mode
Kana input mode Key
Kanji/hiragana
input mode
Kana input mode
1
あ
column
、
1
ア
column
、
1
7
ま
column
、
7
マ
column
、
7
2
か
column
、
2
カ
column
、
2
8
や
column
、
8
ヤ
column
、
8
3
さ
column
、
3
サ
column
、
3
9
ら
column
、
9
ラ
column
、
9
4
た
column
、
4
タ
column
、
4
0
わ を ん ゎ ー、
0
ワ ヲ ン ヮ
* 3
ー、
0
5
な
column
、
5
ナ
column
、
5
q *1, *2 *1, *2
6
は
column
、
6
ハ
column
、
6