Docomo foma N905i, Руководство пользователя

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“UIM operation”
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“Move
to UIM” or “Copy to UIM”
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“YES”
■ To move or copy received SMS on the
FOMA card (UIM)
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“Move from UIM” or “Copy from UIM”
Moved or copied to the Inbox folder.
Infrared Data Exchange/
iC Exchange
You can exchange the data such as phonebook
entries and received mails with other devices with the
Infrared data exchange or iC exchange function.
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Data exchange function of the FOMA terminal via
the Infrared data exchange/iC exchange conforms
to the IrMC1.1 standard. However, you may not be
able to forward data depending on the other party’s
device or the application even when IrMC1.1 is
supported.
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You can forward the data one by one or all data at
one time.
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You can forward the following:
• Phonebook
• My Profile
• ToruCa, ToruCa (detail)
• Schedule
• To Do list
• Received mail, sent mail, draft mail
• Text memo
• Melody
*
• Still image
*
• SWF Flash movie
*
• movie (i-motion)
*
• PDF data
*
• Bookmark of the i-mode browser or Full Browser
• LCS client
• Own dictionary
• Common phrases
*: You cannot send all the data at a time.
Note on forwarding data
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You cannot forward data while Dial lock, Self mode,
Omakase Lock or Keypad lock is set. Also, you cannot
use the iC exchange when IC card lock is set.
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You cannot receive the phonebook data while Restrict
dialing is set. However, you can send the phonebook
data which is set to “Restrict dialing” and personal
data of My Profile when sending the phonebook data.
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You may not be able to forward data depending on the
status of the other partys device. Also, depending on
the model of the other party’s device, it may not reflect
the settings of the received mail or bookmark folder
tree, or it may not receive the Deco-mail correctly.
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The FOMA terminal is set to Out of Area during the
data exchange, which means you cannot make/
receive a voice/videophone/PushTalk call or use
i-mode, i-mode mail, packet communication or 64K
data communication. Also, the FOMA terminal may
remain the status of Out of Area for a while after
the data exchange.
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It may take time to exchange data depending on
the amount of data. Also, you may not be able to
receive data.
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The progress bar indicates the number of sent
data. A large amount of data may slow down the
progress indicator or it may look different between
the parties even when the data are being
exchanged successfully.
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<Phonebook>
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Copying the phonebook from the FOMA terminal (Phone)
to the FOMA card (UIM) converts “katakana” included in
name and reading to double-byte. You can copy up to 10
double-byte or 21 single-byte characters for name and up
to 12 double-byte or 25 single-byte characters for reading,
and remaining characters are not copied.
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As the number of phone numbers and e-mail addresses
that can be stored in a single phonebook entry on the
FOMA terminal (Phone) and FOMA card (UIM) is
different, the second and subsequent phone numbers/
e-mail addresses stored on the FOMA terminal (Phone)
cannot be copied to the FOMA card (UIM).
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As the types of characters that can be used on the
FOMA terminal (Phone) and FOMA card (UIM) are
different, some characters may be converted to
spaces or other characters.
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Phonebook entries stored as secret data cannot be
copied using this function even when the FOMA terminal
is set to “Secret mode” or “Secret data only mode”.
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If the same group names are set on the FOMA terminal
(Phone) and the FOMA card (UIM), the phonebook
group settings are retained. If there is no group with the
same name, the entries are stored in “No Group”.
<SMS>
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If a sent SMS is copied, the corresponding SMS report
is also copied. You cannot copy the SMS report only.
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You cannot protect SMS moved or copied to the
FOMA card (UIM). If you move or copy protected SMS
to the FOMA card (UIM), the protection is removed
from the SMS on the FOMA card (UIM). “Replied to”
or “Transferred” icon is also changed to “Read”.
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When moving/copying SMS sent to 2in1 Number B,
the SMS is saved as for Number A.