Docomo N-03A, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Chara
cter Entr
y
■ If the battery fails
If the low-voltage alarm sounds during text entry, the
Character entry (edit) screen is replaced by the
“Recharge battery” message screen. When this
happens, the entered text is automatically confirmed
and saved so that you can continue entering the text
when you turn the FOMA terminal back on and
retrieve the function. However, in some functions, the
entered data is not saved. Also, unconfirmed text that
is being converted is not saved.
Re-editing the phonebook
→ P.74
■ If you press
y
If you press
y
while entering text, a message
appears asking whether to exit text entry. However,
this message does not appear if no text is entered.
<To quit without saving the text>
Select “YES”. The previous screen or standby screen
reappears without saving the entered text.
You can also exit the text entry screen without saving
the entered text by pressing
y
.
<To continue entering text>
Select “NO”. The Character entry (edit) screen
reappears with the entered text still displayed.
You can also return to the Character entry (edit)
screen by pressing
t
.
■ When you receive a voice call
If you receive a voice call while entering text, you can
answer the call without disturbing the text being
entered. When the call ends, the Character entry
(edit) screen reappears. You can use
i
(MULTI)
during a voice call to display the task switch screen
and return to the Character entry (edit) screen while
talking.
→ P.309
Other text entry functions
For the operations such as switching the character
entry mode on the Character entry (edit) screen or
entering symbols or pictographs, you can use useful
keys as well as the function menus.
● Useful keys to assist text entry
Key Description
o
(Chrct) z The character mode switches each
time you press
o
(Chrct) in 5-touch
mode and T9 input mode.
Alphabetic (single-byte) → Numeric
(single-byte) → Kanji/hiragana (double-
byte)
→
Katakana (single-byte)
* Use the function menu “Single-byte/
Double-byte” to switch “Single-byte”
and “Double-byte” in katakana,
alphabetic, and numeric modes.
z
Double-byte and single-byte switches
each time you press
o
(Chrct) in 2-
touch mode.
Double-byte
→
Single-byte
o
(Chrct)
(1 second
or longer)
Switches the character entry mode.
The mode switches as follows each time
you press
o
(Chrct) (1 second or longer).
5-touch mode
→
2-touch mode
→
T9
input mode
p
(PI ・ SB)
Enters pictographs or symbols
continuously, and enters emoticons and
URLs.
During list display, you can switch tab
displays by pressing
p
or
o
.
* Pictograph D (Decorate PI) displayed
only when available.
Press
t
to end continuous entry.
p
(PI ・ SB)
(1 second
or longer)
When the Decorate PI is available,
displays the Pictograph D (Decorate PI)
entry screen which is arranged by the
categories.
→ P.129
w
z After confirming character conversion,
enters a line feed “
”, and moves the
cursor to the next line (other than
Numerical mode).
z You can enter “Dakuten/Han-dakuten”
or switch “Upper case/Lower case” of
the input text in 5-touch and 2-touch
modes.
w
(1 second
or longer)
Selects text decoration and copy/cut
range.
z
When the cursor is at the end of the text,
pressing
j
enters a space and pressing
g
enters a line feed symbol.
q
z The input modes of upper case and
lower case switches each time you
press this button in alphabetic input
mode of T9 input mode.
Mode cancel → Shift mode → CapsLock
mode
•
Mode cancel: All characters are
entered in lower case.
•
Shift mode: Only the first character
entered after switching to this mode
is entered in upper case, then
subsequent characters are entered
in lower case (Shift mode is
canceled).
•
CapsLock mode: All characters are
entered in upper case.
z Switches kana and kanji entry methods
for T9 input mode.
q
(1 second
or longer)
Selects text decoration and copy/cut
range.
r
Returns to the previous reading in 5-touch
input mode. (Example:
え→う
)
Key Description