DoCoMo移动电话-N506iS说明书.pdf

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CONTENTS/Notes

DoCoMo Digital 800 MHz Phone

Notes on Using the mova

How to Use This Manual

Contents

Special Features of the mova N506iS

Component Names and Functions

How to View the Display

Safety Precautions

1. Handling the mova, Battery Pack, Adapters and Charger

2. Handling the mova

3. Handling the Battery Pack

4. Handling the Adapters and Charger

5. Handling Mobile Phones Near Electronic Medical Equipment

Handling and Care

Included Accessories and Main Optional Accessories

Understanding the Structure of the Menus

Getting Started

Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack

Charging the mova

Checking the Battery Level

Turning the mova On and Off

Specifying the Default Settings

Switching the Screen Display to English

Setting the Date and Time

Sending Your Phone Number to the Other Party

Checking Your Own Phone Number

Making Phone Calls

Making a Call

Making International Calls

Dialing a Previously Dialed Number

Switching the Caller ID Notification Setting Each Time You Make a Call

Utility Functions that Store and Use Phone Numbers on the DoCoMo Network

Sending a Push Signal Quickly

Sending Messages to a Pager

Talking in the Car Without Using Your Hands

Receiving Phone Calls

Receiving a Call

Using a Received Call Record

Adjusting the Earpiece Volume

Adjusting the Ring Tone Volume

Muting the Ring Tone at Any Time

Receiving Calls from Specified Phone Numbers Only

Rejecting Calls from Specified Phone Numbers

Forwarding Calls from Specified Phone Numbers to Voice Mail

Forwarding Calls from Specified Phone Numbers

Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID

Muting the Ring Tone for Callers not Stored in the Phonebook

Rejecting Calls from Callers not Stored in the Phonebook

Settings for When You Cannot Take Calls

Putting Calls on Hold When You Cannot Answer Immediately

Rejecting an Incoming Call

When You are Driving and Cannot Take Calls

Checking Missed Calls

Having the Caller Leave a Message

Having the Caller Leave a Message When the Call is Coming

Playing Back and Erasing a Recorded Message/Voice Memo

Using the Phonebook

Storing an Entry in the Phonebook

Creating a Group Name

Making a Call from the Phonebook

Editing the Phonebook

Deleting an Entry in the Phonebook

One-touch Dialing for Frequently Called Numbers

Protecting Confidential Phonebook Entries

Checking the Storage Status of the Phonebook

Calling Frequently Used Numbers by Pressing Just Two Keys

Setting Up Phonebook Utility Functions

Setting Manner Mode

Turning Off Sounds Emitted by the mova

Changing the Manner Mode Setting

Using Vibration to Warn of Incoming Calls and Alarms

Turning Off the Sound Made by the Keys

Setting the Battery Charge Alarm

Changing the Ring Tone

Recording Voice Alarm Tones

Setting the Duration of the Mail Ring Tone

Sounding the Ring Tone Through the Earphone Only

Setting the Sound Made by the Keys

Using the Camera Function

Before Using the Camera

Still Photography

Shooting a Movie

Changing the Photography Settings

Changing the Camera Settings

Viewing Saved Images

Viewing still images and Movies on a TV (TV out)

Editing Still Images

Editing Facial Expressions

Playing Back Shot Movies

Organizing Images and Movies in My Picture

Using the Camera to Scan Text

Using the Bar Code Reader

Changing the Display and Keypad Settings

Changing the Stand-by Screen Display

Setting the Image Displayed While Receiving Calls, Sending Mail, etc.

Viewing the Images Set in the Phonebook for Incoming and Outgoing Calls

Setting the Screen Shown When the mova is Switched On

Setting the Display Light for the Display and Keys

Changing the Display Design

Setting the Color of the Flashing Indicator and Emblem

Setting the Font

Changing the Cartoon Characters

Setting the Way Menus are Displayed

Pasting Desktop Icons

Restricting mova Operations

About Security Codes

Changing Your Security Code

Restricting Phonebook Operations

Restricting Dialing to Unspecified Phone Numbers

Checking the Status of the Restriction Settings

Preventing the Side Keys from being Pressed Accidentally

Preventing Other People from Using Your mova

Setting the Redial and Received Call Record Display

Keeping Your Schedule and ToDo list Secure

Keeping i-mode Mail Secure

Preventing Unauthorized Viewing of Your Images

Using the Timer and Schedule Functions

Setting the mova to Turn On Automatically

Setting the mova to Turn Off Automatically

Using the mova as a Timer

Using the mova as a Stopwatch

Using the Schedule

Setting Holidays and Anniversaries on the Calendar

Using the mova as an Alarm Clock

Setting the Alarm Priority

Storing Entries in the ToDo List

Voice-activated mova Operations

Setting Up the Voice Search Function

Using Voice Commands to Retrieve a Phonebook Entry and Make a Call

Using Voice Commands to Access Menu Functions and Retrieve Common Phrases

Reading out received mail

Checking and Modifying Voice Commands

Deleting Voice Commands

Using i-mode for Information Viewing

About i-mode

Before using i-mode

Displaying the i-mode Menu

Displaying a Site

Viewing and Using Web Sites

Storing Sites in My Menu

Changing the i-mode Password

Displaying an Internet Website

Using a Bookmark

Saving Contents of the Website

Downloading Images from a Site or Message

Downloading Melodies from a Site

Downloading Data Files from a Site

Using the i-mode Utility Functions

Using the Infrared Communications Function From a Site or via a Message

Setting the i-mode

Changing the connection host other than i-mode (ISP host communication)

Disabling i-mode

Using the Message Service

About the Message Service

Receiving a Message

Inquiring About Received Messages at the i-mode Center

Reading a Message in the Message Box

Using the i-mode Mail Service

About the i-mode Mail Service

Displaying the Mail Menu

Creating and Sending an i-mode Mail

Saving an i-mode Mail to Send Later

Sending a Melody with an i-mode Mail

Sending a Site’s URL with an i-mode Mail

Sending an Image’s URL with an i-mode Mail

Adding a Header or Signature to an i-mode Mail

Creating an i-mode Mail Quickly

Adding an Address into the Mail Member

Receiving an i-mode Mail

Receiving an i-mode Mail Selectively

Enquiring About Received i-mode Mail at the i-mode Center

Replying to i-mode Mail

Forwarding an i-mode Mail to Other Addresses

Adding an i-mode Mail Sender into the Phonebook

Storing a Melody from an i-mode Mail

Display an Image Mail

Saving an Image Mail

Displaying an i-mode Mail in the Outbox/Inbox

Changing the Way Mail is Displayed

Using Folders to Manage i-mode Mail

Automatically Sorting i-mode Mail

Using the Mail Records

Setting the Functions in the i-mode Center

Specifying the mova’s Mail Function Settings

Chat Mail

Composing and Sending Chat Mail

Receiving Chat Mail

Adding Members to a Chat Group

Chat Settings

Creating and Sending a Short Mail Message

Sending an i-mode Text Message to a Pager

Using the i-shot Service

What is i-shot?

Using i-shot to Send an Image

Viewing Incoming i-shot Mail

Changing the i-shot Host

Using i-αppli

What is i-αppli?

Downloading i-αppli

Using i-αppli

Launching i-αppli Automatically

Executing i-αppli via Sites or Mail

Setting Up i-αppli on the Stand-by Screen

Managing i-αppli

Using the Functions from the i-αppli

Using DoCoMo Network Services

Using the Voice Mail Service

Using the Call Waiting

Using the Call Forwarding Service

Using the Three-Way Calling Service

Using the Number Plus

Checking the Service Numbers

Using the Caller ID Display Request Service

Using Infrared Communication Function

Infrared Communication

Sending and Receiving the Data for One Entry

Sending and Receiving All Your Data

Setting the mova to Infrared Communications Mode

Using Infrared Remote Control Function

Using Other Functions

miniSD memory card

Copying mova Data to a miniSD memory card

Previewing the Files on a miniSD memory card

Copying Data on a miniSD memory card to the mova

Replacing Data on the mova with miniSD memory card Data

Organizing miniSD memory cards

Accessing the Frequently Used Functions Easily

Storing Your Profile

Setting the Behavior of the mova When It Is Folded During a Call

Conserving Power During Calls

Reducing Power Consumption While the mova is On Stand-by

Recording Your Voice or the Other Party’s Voice

Using the mova as a Voice Recorder

Setting Alarm Notification of a Bad Connection

Setting Automatic Reconnection of a Dropped Line

Checking the Call Duration and Charges

Setting an Upper Limit on Call Costs

Resetting the Total Call Duration and Charges

Displaying the Current Call Duration

Setting the Notification for Missed Calls

Listening to Melodies

Checking the mova’s Memory Usage

Using the mova as a Calculator

Using Memos

Performing Data/Fax Communication

Using an Earphone/Microphone with Switch

Answering Calls Automatically

Using the mova in Self Mode

Resetting All Settings to Their Default Values

Using the Dictionaries

When You Forget How to Use the Keys

Accessing i-mode from a Car Navigation System

Connecting to a “PlayStation”

Services Supported by the mova

Entering Text

5-touch Input Method

Changing the Input Method

Entering Kanji/Hiragana/Katakana

Editing Text

Editing and Storing Common Phrases

Cutting/Copying/Pasting Text

Using Kuten Codes to Enter Characters

Storing Frequently Used Words

Setting the Dictionary to Use

2-touch Input Method

T9 Input Method

Changing the Font Size in Text Input Screens

Selecting Whether to Use the Expect Words Function

Selecting Whether to Display Help

Setting the mova to Use Kansai Dialect

Resetting the Learning Function to the Default Status

Appendix

Kuten Code List

Overview of the Keypad Character Assignments (5-touch Input)

Overview of the Keypad Character Assignments (2-touch Input)

Overview of the Keypad Character Assignments (T9 Input)

Symbols and Special Characters List

List of Pictographs

List of Smiley Face Symbols

List of Common Phrases

List of Frames and Marker Stamps

Overview of Menu Functions

Options and Accessories

Troubleshooting

Malfunction Checklist

List of Error Messages

Warranty and After-Sales Service

Updating mova’s Software

Index/Quick Reference Manual

SAR certification information

Index

Using the Quick Reference Manual

Using Your Mobile Phone Politely

DoCoMo Digital 800 MHz Phone Thank you for choosing the mova N506iS. Please read this manual thoroughly to use your mova correctly, and to make the most of its advanced features. Safety information on the use of the mova N506iS is included in the “Safety Precautions” section of this manual. Be sure to read these precautions carefully before using the mova N506iS. Notes on Using the mova ● DoCoMo mobile phones operate using radio waves, so phone calls cannot be made in locations where radio waves cannot be received. You cannot use the mova in tunnels, underground areas, inside buildings, in outdoor locations where reception is poor or in locations outside the service areas. You may also experience difficulties making phone calls from the upper floors of tall buildings, even when there is no obvious physical obstruction. Even when reception is good (i.e. the reception level indicator shows 3 bars) and you do not move during the call, you may still find that your call is cut off. ● When you use your mova in public places, particularly where it is crowded or quiet, be mindful of not disturbing the people around you. ● Because the mova uses radio waves to communicate, there is always the risk of your calls being intercepted by a third party. However, the mova is equipped with a voice scrambling function that is automatically activated for all calls. In this way, even if a third party succeeds in intercepting your call, only incomprehensible noise will be heard. ● The mova communicates via radio waves by converting voices into digital signals. If you move into an area where signal reception is poor, the digital signals may not be accurately decoded and what you hear may differ slightly from what was actually said. ● It is the user’s responsibility to keep a separate record of all data stored on the mova. Under no circumstances shall NTT DoCoMo be held liable for any loss of or damage to the data stored in your mova. ● The user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the results of using SSL. Neither NTT DoCoMo nor the Certificate Authorities as listed herein makes any representation or warranty as to security in the use of SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain any damage or loss due to the use of SSL, under no circumstances shall either NTT DoCoMo or the Certificate Authorities be held responsible for any such damage or loss. Certificate Authorities: VeriSign Japan K.K., Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd. ● DoCoMo mova is exclusively for use in Japan. ● Note that if you use the mova in an inappropriate way as to cause a public nuisance, you may be punished in accordance with the law and other regulations to prevent public nuisances. 【Taking Pictures and Sending Images】 When using i-shot to take pictures and send the images to people, take great care not to infringe upon the rights of others, particularly with regard to privacy rights, image rights and intellectual property rights such as copyright. Note that behavior of this sort that violates the rights of others, or the use of i-shot to photograph and transmit images that constitute harassment or a violation of public morals, may be punishable by law or may render the user liable to a suit for damages or compensation. Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones. Read this manual carefully before using your mova N506iS. Before using the battery pack and the various adapters (including the charger), carefully read their respective manuals also. Should you have further questions regarding the manuals, contact NTT DoCoMo at any of the following numbers: ○Inquiries ＜DoCoMo Information Center＞: ■ For DoCoMo mobile phone and PHS (in Japanese only) ■ For ordinary phone (in English) (No prefix) 151 (toll-free) 0 You cannot make a call from ordinary phones. 0120-005-250 0 You can also make a call from DoCoMo mobile phone and PHS. ● Please dial correctly. Note that the mova N506iS is referred to simply as “mova” in this manual. 0 This manual includes the descriptions of functions that require a miniSD memory card. To use those functions, miniSD memory card is required separately. See p. 436 for information on miniSD memory card.

How to Use This Manual About the symbols This manual uses the symbols shown in the sample page below. Understanding the meaning of the different symbols will help you to use this manual more effectively. A Quick Reference Manual is provided at the end of this manual. (p. 588) Shows the name of the function being described. This section briefly describes the function and highlights the key points to note. These notes provide helpful tips on using the mova N506iS and additional information on the procedures described. These are the screens shown at various points in the procedure. : Indicates that the procedure described can be made in reversed style. : Indicates that the procedure described can be made when mova is open. Use this to search through the manual by chapter heading. i l i U s n g t h e T m e r a n d S c h e d u e F u n c t i o n s Alarm setting Setting the Alarm Priority Follow the procedure below to specify whether the alarms for Schedule and Alarm clock function are set to [Alarm priority] or [Operation priority]. Use the menu to display the [Alarm setting] screen. 1Press m and select setting] screen. (SETTINGS), and then select (CLOCK) to display [Date 2Press v 4 times to display [Alarm setting] , and then press • (Select). See p. 33 for information on the menu operation. Select the priority you want to set. [Alarm priority] : Sets [Alarm priority]. The alarm sounds whenever it can, even while you are talking on the mova. Select [Alarm priority] if you want the alarm to sound at any time. [Operation priority] : Sets [Operation priority]. The alarm sounds only when the mova is on stand-by. Select [Operation priority] if you do not want the alarm to sound while you are using the mova. After you finish the procedure, press t to return to the Stand-by screen. ● This is set to [Alarm priority] at the time of purchase. ● To prevent the Schedule or Alarm clock from sounding during i-mode, in Camera mode or during movie playback, you can use the [Operation priority] setting to ensure that the alarm does not interrupt operation. When the alarm cannot sound If the alarm of Schedule and Alarm clock functions cannot sound to notify you, the Missed alarm icon appears on the Stand-by screen. You can then use the icon to access the details of the alarm you missed (Missed alarm information). ・ The missed alarm information display shows the latest missed alarm. In the Stand-by screen, press • and then press w to select (Missed alarm). Press • (Select) and check the details of the missed alarm. The details of the missed alarm are displayed. After you finish the procedure, press t to return to the Stand-by screen. Continue to next page 237 The description is continued on next page. About the screen shots used in this manual The screen shots for the display are shown with the [Stand-by display] (p. 184) set to [OFF]. 0 The procedures described in this manual assume that the mova settings are the defaults specified at the time of purchase. If you customize the settings after purchase or subscribe to any optional services, procedures such as the number of times you need to press v to display a screen or menu option (functions) may differ from the description given here. 0 For some functions, you can operate the mova in several ways. In these cases, this instruction manual describes the typical method. The Internet function used in this product is Compact NetFront® from ACCESS CO., LTD. Copyright © 1998-2005 ACCESS CO., LTD. The Infrared communication function used in this product is IrFront® from ACCESS CO., LTD. Copyright © 1996-2005 ACCESS CO., LTD. miniSDTM is a trademark of the SD Association. Java and all Java-related trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of US Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the US and other countries. LC Font® and the LC logo are registered trademarks of Sharp Corporation. T9 Text Input® and T9 logo are registered trademarks of Tegic Communications. T9 Text Input® is patented or under patent application worldwide. FOMA, mova, i-mode, i-αppli, i-melody, i-anime, Friendmail, DoPa, mopera, WORLD CALL, QUICKCAST, 02・DO, Hamomelo, Short mail, Access number and i-mode logo, i-αppli logo are registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo. i-αppli DX, i-shot, i-area, iBoard, Dual network, M-stage Visualnet, e-billing, Number Plus and i-shot logo are trademarks of NTT DoCoMo. NXT® SoundVu® which is a flat panel speaker technology from New Transducers Limited of the U.K. is used in this product. NXT®, SoundVu® and SoundVuTM are trademarks or registered trademarks of New Transducers Limited. Tsukaikata-navi® (Usage Navi) is a registered trademark of CANNAC, Inc.. Macromedia® FlashTM technology from Macromedia, Inc. is used in this product. Copyright © 1995-2005 Macromedia, Inc. All rights reserved. Macromedia, Flash, and Macromedia Flash are trademarks or registered trademarks of Macromedia, Inc. in the US and other countries. Mascot Capsule Engine/Face EditionTM is a trademark of HI CORPORATION. QR code is a registered trademark of Denso wave, Inc. QuickTime is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. of the U.S. registered in the U.S. and other countries. 1

Contents How to Use This Manual Contents Special Features of the mova N506iS Component Names and Functions How to View the Display Safety Precautions Handling and Care Included Accessories and Main Optional Accessories Understanding the Structure of the Menus 1 2 4 6 13 16 30 32 33 Getting Started ………………39 • Attaching/Removing the battery pack • Charging the mova • Battery level • Turning the mova on/off • Setting the default • Setting the date/time • Sending your caller ID •Displaying your own number, etc. Making Phone Calls ……………51 • Making a call • Redialing • 186/184 • Short dialing • Malicious Caller Block function • Pause dial • Sending messages to a pager0 • WORLD CALL • Hands-free operation, etc. Receiving Phone Calls …………63 • Receiving a call • Received calls record • Adjusting the earpiece volume • Adjusting the ring tone volume • Answer mode • Permitting Phonebook calls • Rejecting Phonebook calls, etc. Settings for When You Cannot Take Calls …………………………75 • Putting calls on hold • Rejecting calls • Driving mode • Missed calls • Recording messages, etc. Using the Phonebook …………85 • Storing entries in the Phonebook • Creating group • Searching the Phonebook • Auto display • Secret mode/secret only mode • The number of the Phonebook entries • Two-touch dialing • Phonebook utility functions, etc. Setting Manner Mode …………105 • Manner mode • Original Manner mode • Vibrator • Turning off the keypad sound, etc. Changing the Ring Tone ………111 • Choosing a ring tone • Voice announce • Mail/Msg. ring • Switching earphones • Changing the keypad sound, etc. Using the Camera Function……119 • Shooting a still image • Shooting a movie • Photography settings • Viewing saved still images and movies • Slideshows • Editing images • Editing face image • Access reader, bar code reader etc. Changing the Display and Keypad Settings ………………………183 • Stand-by screen settings • Phonebook image display • Wake-up screen settings • Display light setting • Display design • Emblem/Indicator setting • Changing fonts • Desktop icons, etc. Restricting mova Operations …205 • Setting your security code • Changing your security code • Settings for restricted operation • Side key setting •Keypad lock • Incoming/outgoing call record display settings • Schedule lock • Mail security, etc. Using the Timer and Schedule Functions ……………………219 • Auto power ON • Auto power OFF • Count-down timer • Count-up timer • Scheduling • Calendar setting • Alarm • ToDo list, etc. 2 0 To use a miniSD memory card, miniSD memory card is required separately (p. 436).

Voice-activated mova Operations ……………………241 • Voice search settings • Using a voice command to retrieve a Phonebook entry and make a call • Voice-activated menu functions and common phrase retrieval • Reading out new mail • Checking and storing voice search commands • Deleting voice commands, etc. Using i-mode for Information Viewing ………………………251 • About i-mode • i-mode menu • Flash image • My Menu • Changing your i-mode password • Bookmarks • Screen memo • Using the Phone to/Mail to/Web to functions • Sending site information • i-mode settings • i-mode lock, etc. Using the Message Service ……289 • About a message • Receiving a message • Enquiry for your message • Message request/Message free, etc. Using the i-mode Mail Service …297 • About an i-mode mail • Composing and sending i-mode mail • Auto receive • Selective reception • Checking your i-mode mail at the i-mode mail center • Registering your mail address • Outbox/Inbox • Filter/sort functions • Folder function • Automatic sorting • Mail center settings • Mail setting • Chat mail • Composing and sending short mail • Sending a message to pager Using the i-shot Service ………369 • About i-shot • Composing and sending i-shot mail • Display i-shot images • Changing the i-shot host, etc. Using i-αppli …………………377 • About i-αppli • Downloading i-αppli • Launching i-αppli • i-αppli DX • Settings for Starting i-αppli automatically • i-αppli stand-by screen, etc. Using DoCoMo Network Services ………………………405 • Voice Mail Service • Call Waiting • Call Forwarding Service • 3-way Call Service • Caller ID Display Request Service, etc. Using Infrared Communication Function ……………………423 • Infrared communication • IR exchange • Data exchange • IR remote control function Using Other Functions ………435 • miniSD memory card • Custom menu • Storing your profile • Fold setting • Battery saver mode • Power saver mode • Voice memo • Checking call duration and charge • Voice recorder • My sound • Surround effects • Calculator • Text memos • Initializing the settings • Dictionaries • Instructions navigation, etc. Entering Text …………………505 • Switching the text input mode • Entering kanji/hiragana/katakana/letters/numbers • Common phrases • Copying/pasting text • Kuten code input • User dictionaries • 2-touch text input • T9 text input, etc. Appendix ……………………531 • Kuten code list • Keypad character assignment • 2-touch text input character assignment list • T9-input character assignment list • Symbol/special character lists • List of pictograms • List of smiley faces • List of common phrases • Lists of frames and marker stamps • Menu function list • Options and accessories, etc. Troubleshooting ………………555 • Malfunction checklist • List of error messages • Warranty and after-sales service • Software update, etc. SAR certification information …581 Index …………………………582 Quick Reference Manual ………588 0 As of January 2001, the paging service provided by NTT DoCoMo is known as QUICKCAST. 3

If you subscribe to i-mode, you can use the following services. i-mode Site Connection Service This is an online service that allows you easy access to a variety of services provided by Information Providers. For example, you can check your bank balance and access ticketing services, as well as download games and ring tone melodies on the mova’s display screen. (Services that you can access vary depending on the financial institution. Also, some services may require a separate subscription.) This is a service designed for mail exchange between mobile phones. You can use this service to send mail to another i-mode-compatible mobile phone or e-mail via the Internet. i-mode Mail You can use your mova to connect to the Internet and enter the address of a website that you want to access. (Please note that web pages that are not i-mode-compatible may not be displayed properly.) Internet Access 0i-mode is a paid service to which you need to subscribe. Special Features of the mova N506iS HYPER TALK - compliant ● HYPER TALK is a DoCoMo network service that uses state-of-the-art voice processing technology to improve the quality of voice communication. Capable of high-speed downloading at speeds of up to 28.8 kbps for receiving packet transmission ● Using i-mode allows you to send packet transmissions at speeds of up to 9600 bps and receive packet transmissions at speeds of up to 28.8 kbps, and this means you don’t have to worry about the connection time. Naturally, 9600-bps data communication over conventional circuit-switched lines is also supported. ¡The i-mode service is an optional paid service to which you need to subscribe. ¡Please note that, when you transmitted the large volume of data, transmission charges can become quite expensive. Reversed style You can make calls and take pictures with the camera when the mova is in reversed style. p. 10, 11 Built-in voice recorder The mova can be used as a voice recorder. Voice recordings can be saved on miniSD memory cards and then played back on a PC. p. 464 Flash image supported This mova supports a Flash image, which allows you to view the sites that use vivid and sophisticated graphics. Also, you can set the Flash image on the Stand-by screen. p. 265 Improved camera functions ●The mova features a built-in camera with a resolution of 1.3 million effective pixels capable of shooting still images up to SXGA size. Also, you can shoot movies up to QVGA size. ●The camera’s Macro mode allows you to focus on and take pictures of close-up subjects. ●Still images and movies you have shot can be stored directly onto a miniSD memory card. ●Images and movies can be played back on a TV. ●You can use the Access reader to scan business cards and store the information in the Phonebook or to scan information such as URLs and mail addresses as a simple input mode and to quickly access i-mode. ●The Face Edit function allows you to animate a photo you have taken of someone’s face to make it look happy or angry. p. 119 T9 direct loading This feature makes character conversion even easier when you are entering text in mail messages, etc. p. 524 Original menu screen creation Downloaded images and images photographed using the mova’s camera can be set as icons in menu screens. p. 197 4 0 To use a miniSD memory card, miniSD memory card is required separately (p. 436).

Display integrated receiver and speaker Innovative built-in flat panel speaker enables the whole area of the display to work as a receiver and a speaker. ●You can make a conversation only by bringing the display close to your ear. Now you don’t have to care the position of the earpiece. ●You can hear the caller’s voice clearly even in noisy environments. p. 6 Powerful surround function Songs created in stereo, including downloaded melodies as well as built-in melodies, can now be enjoyed in rich realistic 50 polyphonic tones (64 polyphonic tones for built-in melodies) with the twin speakers which are placed on both side of the operation keys. p. 111 Large 2.4-inch high-definition LCD screen ●The large high-definition LCD screen (240 345 pixels) allows large amount of text and images to be displayed with great effect on the large, clear screen. ●The twin windows make it possible to use dictionaries, or view received mails to compose a reply or add events to your schedule, etc. Built-in bar code reader You can use the Camera functions to scan bar codes and QR codes. The scanned data can quickly and easily be added as a Phonebook entry or bookmark or used to create mail or launch i-αpplis. You can even scan images and melody data as QR codes. p. 177 Support for miniSD memory cards You can also use miniSD memory cards to store shot images and movies on a PC. p. 436 Dictionary function supported You can use 3 dictionaries: English-Japanese, Japanese-English or Japanese-Japanese. p. 498 Usage Navi The mova provides instructions that you can refer to when you want to use a function or search for a function you’ve forgotten how to use. p. 501 i-shot compatible Now you can mail shots taken using your mova’s built-in camera to i-mode-compatible phones, other mobile phones and even via the Internet to your friends’ PCs. p. 369 i-αppli DX By linking to the information of the i-mode-compatible mobile phone, you can create mail on your favorite character screen, and when you receive a call, the character will inform you who is calling. i-αppli has become easier and more enjoyable to use. p. 378, 388 Extensive range of fun software built in “シャべレベル DisneyIII”, starring Mickey Mouse, is an i-αppli that lets you register your friends so you can monitor each others’ statuses. In this way, you can ensure smooth communication without being intrusive by either sending mail, chat mail or calling depending on the other person’s status. p. 389 Having the mova automatically read out your mail You can set up the mova so that it reads out your incoming mail messages and chat mail in the voice of your choice. If you have an edited face image stored for the caller, you can have even more fun since the facial expression changes to match the pictograms in the message as the message is read out. p. 321, 363 i-mode functions Launch i-αppli from the Stand-by screen Launch an i-αppli as a wallpaper or connect to the Internet for access to the latest information in real time. This feature has been upgraded to allow you easy access to a wide variety of functions. Furthermore, the mova is equipped with a 3D Polygon※ engine to allow you to experience first-hand i-αppli 3D images. 0 3D images are displayed by the integration of a variety of shapes. p. 397 Infrared communication function You can use the Infrared communication function to exchange data such as Phonebook contents, mail and bookmarks with mobile phones or PCs equipped with an infrared communication function. Furthermore, using an i-αppli in conjunction with an infrared communication function makes it possible for you to directly access other devices equipped with infrared communication functions, and expands the range of services available from your mova even further. ●Although the other device may be equipped with an infrared communication function, it may not be possible to exchange certain data. p. 423 5

Component Names Component Names and Functions Shuttle key up j ・Moves the cursor or the highlight upwards. (Holding the key down scrolls the display continuously.) ・Searches the Phonebook by group. (p. 92) ・Converts entered text to katakana or kanji. Shuttle key OK h ・Confirms an operation. Shuttle key down k ・Moves the cursor or the highlight downwards. (Holding the key down scrolls the display continuously.) ・Searches the Phonebook by column (in alphabetical order). (p. 92) ・Converts entered text to kanji or katakana. Home/Voice/ Volume up/ key § ・Scrolls the information on the screen back one screen at a time. ・Increases the earpiece volume during a call. (p. 66) ・Connects to the web page stored in the Home setting. (p. 285) ・Moves left one character on the same line during text entry. (p. 507) ・Moves the cursor to the left on the Phonebook details screen and the Own number display screen. Memo/Check/ Volume down/ key √ ・ Scrolls the information on the screen forward one screen at a time. ・ Decreases the earpiece volume during a call. (p. 66) ・ Sets Manner mode when the mova is ringing and changes to Record message mode. (p. 83) ・ Plays back recorded messages. (p. 83) ・ Moves the cursor to the right on the Phonebook details screen and the Own number display screen. Display (p. 13) / Flat panel speaker Flat panel speaker is a technology that enables the display of the mova to emit sounds. Sounds such as other party’s voice are emitted from here. The flat panel speaker works in two modes: receiver mode which allows you to listen to the sounds by putting your ear to the display (sounds are emitted only from the flat panel speaker) and speaker mode which allows you to listen to the sounds without putting your ear to the display (sounds are emitted from both the flat panel speaker and twin speaker). Switching receiver mode and speaker mode will be performed automatically depending on the situation as follows: Receiver mode Speaker mode During calls (pp. 52, 64) When you play back recorded messages or voice memos (p. 83) When you play back movies (p. 166) When you play back voice recordings (pp. 445, 466) When the mova reads out mails (pp. 248, 321, 354, 359) 0Do not put your ear close when this is set to speaker mode. A loud sound will be emitted. Twin speakers Sounds such as ring tones are emitted from here. Mouthpiece/ Microphone Your voice is picked up here. 0Take care not to block the mouthpiece during a call as this may prevent the other person from hearing you clearly. When you are shooting a movie or using the Voice recorder, your voice is recorded from here. (pp. 135, 464) 6 0 To use a miniSD memory card, miniSD memory card is required separately (p. 436).

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