NTT docomo XPERIA A SO-04E with Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Appendix/Index
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Charging
Cannot charge the terminal.
(The notification LED does not turn on, or
the icon that means charging does not
appear.)
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Check if the adapter's power plug or
cigarette lighter plug is correctly inserted
to an outlet or cigarette lighter socket.
→
P.38
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Check if the adapter cable and the
terminal are set correctly.
→
P.38
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When using the AC adapter 04 (optional),
check if the microUSB plug of the AC
adapter is connected to the terminal or
supplied desktop holder correctly.
→
P.37,
P.38
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In case of using the desktop holder, are
the terminal's contacts for the desktop
holder dirty? Clean the contacts with a dry
cotton swab etc. if they are dirty.
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When using Micro USB Cable 01
(optional), check if the PC is turned on.
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If you execute calls, communications or
other function operations for a long time
while charging, the terminal may become
hot and the notification LED turns off
(charging stops) or charging may not be
completed. In this case, wait until the
temperature of the terminal drops and
charge again.
The notification LED blinks in red and
cannot operate the terminal.
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When the battery level is low, charge the
battery.
→
P.35
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Terminal operation
Become hot while operating/charging.
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While calling, depending on the radio
wave condition or call duration time, the
terminal may become hot. This condition
is not abnormal.
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While operating or charging, or if you
watch 1Seg, record video etc. for a long
time while charging the battery, the
terminal, internal battery and adapter may
become hot. There is no problem about
operation and continue to use it.
The operation time provided by the
battery is short.
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Is the terminal left for a long time under
the state of out of service area?
Out of service area, a lot of power is
consumed to search available radio
waves.
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The operating time of the internal battery
varies depending on the operating
environment and the degradation level of
the internal battery.
→
P.36