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Sending Messages to a Pager
Ma
king
Calls
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Starting the Reject “wangiri” (one-ring) calls function
Saving a phone number to reject calls
Save the pager number and frequently sent messages (numbers) in your Phonebook, and
you can send them with a simple operation.
You can also use this to navigate touch-tone menus for ticket reservations, bank balance
inquiries, etc.
When a pager is called, send touch-tone signals while the guidance is playing to abbreviate
the guidance.
Using the Reject “Wangiri” (one-ring) Calls Function
1
Press
0* O 00 O 9999
, and then press
s
.
You will hear a series of tones, and the Reject “wangiri” (one-ring) calls function is started.
After this, save the phone numbers you wish to reject.
To return to the short dialing function
The Reject “wangiri” calls function can be disabled by saving usable phone numbers other
than “9999”, such as your home phone number, to short dial number “00”. Saved phone
numbers can be used as a Short dial.
1
Press
0* O
(2-digit reject call number)
O
the phone
number to save.
Enter numbers from “01” to “19” for .
You cannot save a number in Reject call number “00”. Saving a number in “00” will cancel
the Reject “wangiri” (one-ring) calls function.
2
Press
s
.
You will hear a series of tones, and the Reject “wangiri” (one-ring) call number is saved.
Note Only “normal landline phone numbers” can be registered to reject “wangiri” (one-ring) calls.
“Mobile phone numbers” cannot be registered.
To change a saved phone number, save a new phone number using the same Reject call
number. When saved again (overwritten), the previously saved phone number is deleted.
If you are subscribed to the Dual Network Service, you cannot use this function on a FOMA.
Send Pager
Sending Messages to a Pager
Saving Touch-Tone Data to the Phonebook
1
Display the phonebook entry screen (
n
Steps 1 to 4 on P.77 and
P.78).
2
Press
o
.
A pause is entered. (“P” is displayed.)
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From January 2001, the DoCoMo pager changed its name to “QUICKCAST”.
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