Foma SO903i, Руководство пользователя

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Security Settings
2
Enter the Security code and press (OK).
3
Select [ON]/[OFF] and press .
The Secret display is set.
When set to [ON], “ ” appears.
● When the Secret display is set to [ON], the name and phone type are displayed in the Redial/Received
record even if a caller or recipient is saved as Secret in the Phonebook. For mail, the name of a sender or
recipient is displayed in the received/sent mail list and Receive/Send ranking list. Even if changed to [OFF]
later, the record still remains in the Redial/Received record or in the received/sent mail list and Receive/
Send ranking list.
Protecting Mail from Unauthorized Access
<Mail security>
You can set the FOMA terminal not to display the received/sent/saved mail by folder. You
can also use this function not to display the Receive/Send ranking and Sort inbox/outbox.
To cancel this function temporarily, enter the Security code.
1
From the Mail menu, select [Inbox]/[Outbox]/[Draft] and press .
2
Press (Func).
The Function menu appears.
3
Select [Mail security] and press .
The Security code screen appears.
4
Enter the Security code and press (OK).
The Mail security set display appears.
5
Select a folder to be locked and press .
“ ” appears.
To lock all folders
Press (Slct all).
To unlock the selected folder
Press (Rel.).
6
Press (Complete).
The Mail security is set and “ (yellow)/ (blue)/ ” appears.
Specifying Phone Numbers to Accept/Reject Calls
<Accept/Reject call>
Default Set: OFF
You can set to accept/reject voice, videophone, or PushTalk calls only from specific phone
numbers. For the Accept/Reject calls, up to 20 phone numbers can be saved (Phone No.).
You can also set to accept/reject calls only from specific groups in the FOMA terminal
phonebook. For the Accept/Reject calls, up to three groups can be saved (Group list).
This function is valid only when a caller sends the phone number. It is recommended to
set the Caller ID Display Request Service and the Denied no ID together with this function.