Docomo N-05A, Руководство пользователя

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Con
venient Fu
nctions
Repeat …… Selects the schedule
repetitions from “1 time, Daily ( ), Select
day ( )”.
Alarm …… Specifies the alarm notification
settings used when the due date is reached
from “ON, ON/Set time (01 to 99 min.), OFF”.
Alarm tone …… Selects the alarm tone
from clock alarm tone or folders of melody,
i-motion, music, etc.
Edit summary …… Enters the summary
of the scheduled event.
The entered summary appears on the screen
during alarm notification.
4 Set the respective items
o
(Finish)
● Changing the Schedule display
mode
The Schedule can be displayed either as
“Monthly display” or “Weekly display”. By
pressing
b
to highlight a particular date, you
can check icons and the number of scheduled
events and To Do list stored for the selected
date.
z
In the weekly display, you can switch the
month with
a
( マナー ) and
s
(MUSIC).
Blue dates : Saturdays
Red dates : Sundays, public holidays and
holidays
Pink background dates: Anniversaries
: Today
: Scheduled event stored/To Do list stored
N
z
When set to “ON/Set time”, the alarm
notification is given only at the specified date
and time before the scheduled event. The
alarm notification is not given at the date and
time set for the scheduled event.
z
Scheduled events can be stored to notify the
alarm at the same date and time only with the
setting combination of “Daily”/“Select day” and
“1 time” (no repeats). In this case, the
scheduled event with the “1 time” setting has
priority.
z If the day of the week set as the starting time
and the day of the week set in the Repeat
setting are different, the day set in the Repeat
setting has priority and the scheduled event is
added on the first specified day after the
starting time.
The specific dates for the public holidays are
set by 「国民の祝日に関する法律及び老人福
祉法の一部を改正する法律（平成 17 年法律
第
43
号までのもの）」
(“Orders which amend
the National Holidays Act and the Elder Act
(up to Act No. 43, 2005)”).
The Spring and Autumnal Equinox Days are
determined by the government on February
1st in the previous year and may differ (as of
February, 2009).
Displays the icon, time
and the set contents
p
(Disp SW)