NTT docomo FOMA N702iS, Руководство пользователя

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i-mode/i-motion
Wha
t is
i-mode?
■ FOMA card operational restriction functions
These functions place restrictions on files such as
melodies, images and movies loaded from mail or
downloaded from sites when you insert a FOMA
card (UIM) containing your data (such as phone
numbers and some phonebook data) into an
i-mode terminal. When you insert a different
FOMA card (UIM) or turn the phone on without
inserting the FOMA card (UIM), these functions
also prevent the obtained files from being played
or viewed.
* Images and movies shot with the camera
function, and files saved in the FOMA terminal
from external devices are not subjected to this
function.
* If the files are set (for example ring tone and
standby screen settings) in other i-mode
terminals, these settings are reset by this
function.
■ i-melody
You can download the latest songs or your
favorite tunes from sites to an i-mode terminal,
and then use them as ring tones.
→ P.193
■
i-anime
You can download your favorite animations from
sites to an i-mode terminal and then run the
animation on your standby screen or receiving
screen.
→ P.192
■
Flash
®
Flash is an animation technique that uses both
images and sound. Flash gives you access to a
wide range of animations and visually exciting
sites. You can also download Flash movies to an
i-mode terminal and set them in the standby
screen.
→ P.187
Some Flash movies are able to access the
terminal data on your i-mode terminal. Such
movies may use the following types of the
terminal data:
• Battery Level
• Ring volume setting
• Reception Level • Bilingual Settings
• Clock Time • Model Information
■ Download dictionary
You can download dialect or specialist
dictionaries from sites to an i-mode terminal and
set them as the kanji-conversion dictionary.
→ P.194
■ Message service
Message services allows you to have information
that you need automatically delivered to your
i-mode terminal.
The message services consist of the Message
Request and Message Free services.
・ How to use message services → P.197, 199
Message F (Free) is set to “ 受信する (ON)” as the
default setting for all subscribers who signed a
new FOMA contract after October 1, 2004 and at
the same time applied for i-mode. If you do not
want to receive Message F, you have to set
Message F to “
受信しない (OFF)”.
* For those subscribers other than the above you
have to change the settings in “
オプション設定
(Options)”, to receive Message F. The default
setting is “ 受信しない (OFF)”.
If you cannot receive messages because your
FOMA terminal is turned off or is out of range
(“
”), Message R/F are kept at the i-mode
Center.
・ The table below shows the maximum number of
messages that can be kept at the i-mode Center
and the maximum storage period. If the limit of the
keeping number or period is exceeded, messages
are deleted from the oldest message.
・
Use “Check new message” to retrieve Message R/F
kept at the i-mode Center.
→ P.199
■ トクだねニュース便 (Read and Reap News)
(only in Japanese)
This is a service offered by DoCoMo which uses
the Message R (Request) function to send
information such as news and weather updates to
i-mode terminals.
トクだねニュース便 (Read and Reap News) is a
charged service to which users must subscribe.
Once you have completed the subscription, the
service is automatically registered to your My
Menu list and you can then view the same
information by accessing the service from My
Menu.
・ Viewing messages in Message R → P.199
●
i-mode password
You have to enter an “i-mode password” to register
or unregister sites in My Menu or specify your i-mode
mail settings. At the time of purchase, the i-mode
password is set to “0000” (4 zeros), but you should
change this number to a 4-digit number of your
choice.
→
P.188
Take particular care not to disclose your i-mode
password to others.
MessageR
(Message Request) If you subscribe to a site that offers
a message service, the desired
information is automatically
delivered to your FOMA terminal.
MessageF
(Message Free) The messages are delivered via
free packet communication.
Message
service
Max. messages
held
Max. holding
time
MessageR 300 72 hours
MessageF 300 72 hours