Usage notices
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You can see the touch screen clearly even in strong outdoor sunlight by
automatically adjusting the contrast range based on the surrounding environment.
Because of the nature of the product, displaying fixed graphics for extended periods
may result in afterimages (screen burn-in) or ghosting.
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It is recommended not to use fixed graphics on part or all of the touch screen for
extended periods and turn off the touch screen when not using the device.
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You can set the touch screen to turn off automatically when you are not using it.
Open
Settings
, tap
Display
→
Screen timeout
, and then select the length of time
you want the device to wait before turning off the touch screen.
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To set the touch screen to automatically adjust its brightness based on the
surrounding environment, open
Settings
, tap
Display
, and then tap the
Adaptive
brightness
switch to turn it on.
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Depending on the region or model, some devices are required to receive approval
from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
If your device is approved by the FCC, you can check out the FCC ID of the device. To
access the FCC ID, open
Settings
and tap
About phone
→
Status information
. If your
device does not have an FCC ID, it means that the device has not been authorised for
sale in the U.S. or its territories and may only be brought to the U.S. for the owner’s
personal use.
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Depending on the region, you can check out the regulatory information on the
device. To access the information, open
Settings
and tap
About phone
→
Regulatory
information
.
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The bandwidths supported by the device may vary depending on the region or
carrier.
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5G network availability may vary depending on the model, country, network
provider, and user environment.
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Your device contains magnets. Keep it away from credit cards, implanted medical
devices, and other devices that may be affected by magnets. In the case of medical
devices, keep your device more than 15 cm apart. Stop using your device if you
suspect any interference with your medical device and consult your physician or your
medical device manufacturer.
