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DoCoMo移动电话-P253i说明书.pdf
Manual for move P253i
Contents and Cautions
Before using your mova
Before using this manual
Structure of This Manual
Features of mova P253i
Safety Precautions
Notes on Handling
Intellectual Property
Standard and Optional Accessories
Before Use
Phone Parts and Functions
Display
Selecting Method for Menu
When You Do Not Remember Key Operation
Attaching/Removing Battery
Charging mova
Monitoring Battery Level
Opening mova by Using Button
Turning Power on/off
Switching to English
Initial Settings
Setting Date and Time
Notifying Other Party’s Phone of Your Phone Number
Confirming Your Phone Number
Making and Receiving Calls
Making Calls
Making International Calls
Redialing Phone Numbers
Setting to Notify or Not Notify Phone Number Per Call
Convenient Features after Storing Phone Number in DoCoMo Network
Sending Touch-tone Signals Quickly
Automatically Recovering Interrupted Calls
Filtering out Surrounding Noise
Hands-free Calls
Hands-free Calls when Driving (Option)
Receiving Calls
Opening mova to Start Talking
Closing mova to Put Calls on Hold/End Calls
Using Received Call Record
Adjusting Volume of Other Party’s Voice during Call
Adjusting Ring Volume during Ringing
Setting Sound Quality
Saving Power Consumption during Calls
Sounding Loud from Speaker
Putting Phone on Hold
Rejecting Calls during Ringing
Not Receiving Calls during Driving
Confirming Missed Call
Recording Messages when You Cannot Answer Calls
Recording Message by One Touch during Ringing
Playing Back Record Message and Voice Memo
Phonebook
Storing into Phonebook
Storing Group Name
Dialing from Phonebook
Editing Phonebook Entries
Deleting Phonebook Entries
Preventing Phonebook Entries from Prying Eyes
Confirming Stored Phonebook Entries
Making Calls with a Few Touches
Sound, Display and Light Settings
Changing Ring Tone
Changing Ring Volume
Recording Voice or Melody as Ring Tone
Vibration to Inform You of Incoming Calls
Silencing Keypad Sound
Alarm Tone just before Disconnection
Setting Ringing Duration for Ring Tone
Hearing Ring Tone through Earphone Only (option)
Changing Key Effect Tone and Other Effect Tones
Silencing Tone
Setting Screen
Displaying Image Stored in Phonebook
Converting Phone Number to Name
Setting Sub Display
Setting Wake-up Display
Changing Graphic Character Type
Adjusting Display for Easier Viewing
Turning off Key Light
Extending Display Lighting Time
Setting Continuous Lighting
Customizing Standby Icon or Shortcut Icon Display
Flickering Call Indicator during Call
Changing LED Color
Using Call Indicator to Notify Missed Call and Mail
Changing Font Settings
Changing Font Size
Safety Settings
About Security Code
Changing Terminal Security Code
Restricting Phonebook Operations
Preventing Other People from Using Your Phone
Using Self Mode
Preventing Key Operation Errors
Setting Voice Memo/Record Message not to Play Back without Permission
Setting whether to Display Redial and Received Call Record
Locking Schedule Events
Preventing Display of Mail in Outbox/Inbox List without Permission
Setting/Canceling Security Functions at a Time
Preventing Data from Prying Eyes
Restricting Calls from Specified Phone Numbers
Confirming Accepted/Rejected Phonebook Entries
Rejecting Anonymous Calls
Muting Ring Tone from Parties not Stored in Phonebook
Rejecting Calls from Parties not Stored in Phonebook
About Other “Safety Settings”
Camera
Before Using Camera
Taking Photos with Camera
Changing Settings for Taking Photos
Confirming Number of Remaining Photos that Can Be Taken
Bringing up Image in Data Folder during Camera Mode
Using Animeditor
Using ケータイPHOTO手帳
i-mode
What is i-mode?
Bringing up i-mode Menu
Displaying Sites
Viewing and Operating Site
Registering Sites in My Menu
Changing i-mode Password
Bringing up Web Page
Using Bookmark
Saving Site Information
Downloading Images from Sites or Messages
Downloading i-melody from Sites
Downloading Dictionary from Sites
Using Phone To/Mail To/Web To Functions
Setting i-mode Settings
Receiving Messages
Displaying Messages Stored in Message List
Mail
What is i-mode Mail?
Bringing up Mail Menu
Setting Kirari Mail
Creating and Sending i-mode Mail
Saving i-mode Mail and Sending Later
Sending Melodies by i-mode Mail
Sending i-mode Mail with Images
Editing Outgoing Mail
Confirming Contents before Sending i-mode Mail
Automatically Receiving i-mode Mail
Receiving after Selecting i-mode Mail
Inquiring whether Center Holds i-mode Mail
Replying to i-mode Mail
Forwarding i-mode Mail to Other Addresses
Calling Other Parties from i-mode Mail
Adding to Phonebook from i-mode Mail
Retrieving Melody from i-mode Mail
Displaying Images from Image Mail
Displaying Mail Stored in Outbox/Inbox List
Displaying Outbox/Inbox History List
Setting Mail Functions of mova
Using Chat Mail
Creating and Sending Short-mail
When You Have Received Short-mail
What is i-shot?
Sending Images via i-shot
Saving i-shot Mail and Sending Later
Displaying Mail Received via i-shot
Changing i-shot Connecting Destination
Data Display, Editing and Management
About Data Folder
Using miniSD Memory Card
About Image Data
Editing Image Data File
About Melody Data
Handling Folders and Data
Using Voice Recorder
Other Convenient Functions
Turning On or Off Power Automatically
Alarm at Specified Time
Setting Operation for when Power is OFF
About Calendar
About Diary
Searching for Schedule Events
Quickly Accessing Frequently Used Functions
Accessing Functions Using Shortcut Icon
Quick Setting for Frequently Used Functions
Entering Own Name and Images
Recording Caller’s Voice
Confirming Call Duration/Call Cost
Resetting Total Calls Duration, Total Calls Cost
Displaying Date and Time/Cost Reset Last Time
Automatically Resetting Total Calls Cost Every Month
Setting Call Cost Limit
Playing Back Record Message/Voice Memo from Speaker
Setting Amusement
Playing Game
Using Calculator Function
Entering Memo
Data/FAX Transmission (Option)
Using Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone Set (Option)
Automatic Answering when Earphone/Microphone Connected (Option)
Resetting Functions to Initial Settings
Network Services
Network Services Available with the mova
Voice Mail Service (fee charged)
Call Waiting Service (fee charged)
Call Forwarding Service (free of charge)
Nuisance Call Blocking Service (fee charged)
Three-Way Calling Service (fee charged)
Number Plus (fee charged)
Caller ID Display Request Service (free of charge)
Character Entry
Entering Text
Entering Character by “5-touch”
Correcting and Storing Common Phrases
Copying, Cutting, and Pasting
Storing Frequently Used Words
Using NIKO-touch Input Method to Enter Characters
Using 2-touch Input Method to Enter Characters
Appendix
Menu/Default (Setting at Purchase) List
List of Characters Assigned to Keys (5-touch Input Method)
Character Conversion Table (NIKO-touch Input Method)
Character Conversion Table (2-touch Input Method)
Entering Other Symbols
Symbol/Special Character/Pictograph List
Common Phrase List
S-JIS Code List
Creating and Arranging Your Original Ring Tone
Combining Rhythm Elements to Create Melody
Services Available with Your mova
Optional Accessories/Peripheral Devices
Troubleshooting
Error Messages
Warranty and Maintenance Services
Updating mova’s Software
Index and Quick Manual
Index
How To Use Quick Manual
Don’t forget your mova . . . or your manners!
ドコモeサイト (DoCoMo e-site)
General inquiries
Technical inquiries
NTT DoCoMo Group
You can apply the following services on “ドコモeサイト” (DoCoMo e-site):
“Voice Mail Service”, “Call Waiting Service”, “Call Forwarding Service”,
“Nuisance Call Blocking Service”, “Three-Way Calling Service” and “WORLD CALL”.
PAccessing from an i-mode handset
ｉMenu
PAccessing from a PC
料金＆お申込
(Charge & Apply)
ドコモeサイト
(DoCoMo e-site)
No packet transmission charge!
http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/ オンライン手続き/照会サービス
(Online applications/inquiry service)
http://www.esite.nttdocomo.co.jp/
ドコモeサイト
(DoCoMo e-site)
❈Accessing e-site from an i-mode handset requires a network security code you applied to DoCoMo.
❈You are not charged for packet transmissions when you access e-site from i-mode (some exceptions apply).
❈Accessing from a PC requires a user ID and password.
❈If you do not have a network security code, user ID, or password, or you have forgotten one of them, contact the DoCoMo Information Center.
❈This service may not be available depending on the contents of the contract.
❈During system maintenance, you may not be able to access some services.
❈This service is not available with some billing plans.
General inquiries
Technical inquiries
(In English)
0120-005-250 (toll-free)
❈Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs.
(In Japanese only)
(No prefix)151 (toll-free)
❈Can only be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs.
0120-800-000 (toll-free)
❈Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs.
PPlease confirm the phone number before you dial.
(In Japanese only)
(No prefix)113 (toll-free)
❈Can only be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs.
0120-800-000 (toll-free)
❈Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs.
PPlease confirm the phone number before you dial.
PFor further information, refer to the Nationwide Service
Station List included with your mova and other devices.
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Contents and
Cautions
Before Use
Making and
Receiving Calls
Phonebook
Sound,
Display and
Light Settings
Safety Settings
Camera
i-mode
Mail
Data Display,
Editing and
Management
Other
Convenient
Functions
Network
Services
Character Entry
Appendix
Index and
Quick Manual
DoCoMo
Digital System 800MHz
Thank you for selecting the “mova P253i”
Before or during use of the mova P253i, make sure that you thoroughly read this manual
and the separate manuals such as for the battery pack so that you can use the mova
correctly. If you feel any inconvenience in reading the manual, contact the DoCoMo
Information Center listed on the back page of this manual.
The mova P253i is designed to be your reliable partner. Treat it carefully at all times to
ensure long-term performance.
Before using your mova
PDoCoMo mobile phone uses radio waves, and cannot be used in places where radio waves do not reach, such
as inside tunnels, underground, or in buildings, where radio waves are weak even out of doors, or out of the
service area.
It may not be used in high-rise buildings even where your antenna is unobstructed. You may also experience
interference even when you stand still and the radio waves are strong enough with the three antennas displayed.
PUse the mova carefully to avoid disturbing other people when in public, or in crowded or quiet places.
PSince the mova uses radio waves as the medium of telecommunication, calls may be tapped by a third party.
However, the digital system has a tapping prevention function, so your conversation will be incomprehensible
to third parties.
PThe mova changes your voice into digital signals and sends them to the other party. In places where the
signals are weak, the digital signals may not be converted correctly, and in such a case, the voice heard may
sound different from the actual original voice.
PAccidents or failure may erase the data stored in your mova. It is recommended that you make a note of your
important data. DoCoMo cannot be held responsible in any way for the loss of data stored in the mova.
PDoCoMo mova is exclusively for use in Japan.
PThe user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use of SSL. Neither
DoCoMo nor the certifier as listed herein makes any representation and warranty as to the security in the use
of SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the use of SSL, neither DoCoMo nor the
certifier shall be responsible for any such damage or loss.
Certifier: VeriSign Japan K.K. Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd.
• This phone conforms to RSA® BSAFE™ SSL-C of RSA Security Inc., to implement secure
Internet communications. RSA is a trademark registered to RSA Security Inc. BSAFE is a
trademark registered to RSA Security Inc. in the U.S.A. and other countries. RSA Security
Inc. All rights reserved.
Before using this manual
PThis manual enables you to search for information in the following ways:
・Search from Contents ...........You can search from the Contents (P.2) for the item or function you want to operate.
・Search from Index .................The detailed page numbers for items and functions are described in the Index (P.406). You
can search from the Index for the item or function name you want to operate.
・Search using Tabs ................You can use the tabs on the right of the front cover and text to search for pages describing
items and functions you want to operate. Detailed pages for items or functions are listed on
the first page of each chapter.
・Search from features .............You can search from the features of the mova P253i (P.4) for the item or function you want
to operate.
・Search from Quick Manual.....The Quick Manual (P.412) contains operating methods for the basic functions or items. You
can cut it out to keep close at hand.
PIn this manual, the “mova P253i” is referred to as “mova”.
PIt is prohibited to copy all or part of this manual without permission.
PThe instructions contained in this manual may be changed without notice.
PFunctions which use a miniSD memory card are described in this manual; however, you need to obtain a miniSD
memory card separately to make these functions available. About miniSD memory card r P.253
Don’t forget your mova . . . or your manners!
Be careful not to disturb those around you when you use the mova.
2Be certain to turn the power off in these cases:
$Where use is prohibited
Some places forbid the use of mobile phones. Be certain to turn off the power to your mova in the
following locations:
• In airplanes • In hospitals
❈Electronic medical appliances are used in areas other than the actual wards. Make sure you
have the power switched off even if you are in a lobby or waiting room.
$When driving
Using the mova while driving interferes with safe driving and could cause danger.
❈Park the car in a safe place before using the mova, or switch to Drive Mode.
$When in crowded places such as packed trains, where you could be near a person
with an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillators
Mobile phones can adversely affect the implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillators
operation.
$When in theaters, theater lobbies, museums, and similar venues
If you use your mova where you are supposed to be quiet, you will disturb those around you.
2Adjust the volume of your voice and ring tone according to where you are:
$If you use the mova in quiet places such as restaurants and hotel lobbies, keep the
volume of your voice and the ring tone down.
$Do not block thoroughfares when using the mova.
Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and sending photos using
camera-equipped mobile phones.
2These functions help you keep your manners in public:
Handy functions are available such as for setting the response to incoming calls and setting all the
tones to silent. ❈The Shutter Sound and Battery Level Tone cannot be silenced.
PManner Mode and Personal Manner Mode r P.96, P.97
In Manner Mode, the key tone and ring tone can be silenced and Record Message can be
activated. In Personal Manner Mode, you can set whether or not to activate the Record
Message function, and can change the settings for the vibrator and ring tone.
PDrive Mode r P.59
In this mode, the mova responds to incoming calls with a message that you are driving and
cannot answer the phone. Then the call is disconnected. The incoming call tone does not
sound, so you are able to drive safely without any disturbance.
PVibrator r P.93
When Vibrator is set, it vibrates for incoming calls.
PRecord Message function r P.62
Callers can record a message when you cannot take calls.
Optional services are also available, such as the Voice Mail Service and Call Forwarding Service.
Structure of This Manual
Quick Manual r P.412
■ See “Menu/Default (Setting at Purchase) List” on P.354 for the functions and initial settings.
The sample page below shows how each page of this manual is laid out. Read the instructions
given for each item so that you are able to make full use of the manual.
The operating procedures in this manual are described assuming that you have done the initial
settings (P.36); for other settings, the settings at purchase are assumed for the basis of
explanation.
If you have not yet set the initial settings, or you have changed certain settings, the onscreen
instructions or the way the mova works might differ from the instructions in this manual.
Name of function
Title
Overview of function
Information you need
to keep in mind
See another section
for more information
Display for the
operation
Further information,
cautions, and limits on
the function.
(Information is
categorized by each
function.)
Alarming at Specified Time
Setting at purchase
P.354
You can store up to five alarm tones and select how they sound or vibrate.
You can let an alarm tone to repeatedly work every day or the specified day of the week.
This function is not available unless the clock is set.
P Even if the mova has been turned off, the mova turns on and the alarm sounds (vibrates) at the specified time.Then tne
mova remains turned on.
1
Select the alarm Select the item
“Once”
“Repeat daily”
: Sets for alarming once.
: Sounds alarm everyday at specified time repeatedly.
2 Select the item
Set/Cancel
Repetition
Alarm Time
Alarm Tone
Alarm Volume
Snooze
Manner Mode
Enter/Select alarm contents
For details, see the next page.
Repeat step 2.
3 Press
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Alarm is stored.
P To continue storing items, return to step 2.
P Press
to return to the Standby display.
Information
P When selecting an alarm tone, you cannot select “Recorded voice” if you have not recorded the voice ring tone.
Record the voice or melody and then operate.
■ Select the address item from the Mail Creation display (P.198) and press
to operate.
Item
Recall address
Operation/Supplement
You can search up addresses from the Phonebook.
P “Recall address”
Call up the desired Phonebook entry
(
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■ For enter the phone number stored in the Phonebook entry
Press
number and
to select, then press
(
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to bring up the Phonebook display, then press
to bring up the phone
Name of function
Recall S-cut
Recall ML
You can enter the destination addresses using shortcut list previously stored.
P “Recall S-cut”
Select the party
You can enter the destination addresses using mailing list previously stored.
P “Recall ML”
Select the group
Note: The above page is a sample.
Next Page
Page for the initial
setting List
Items shown on the
display and their
meanings when
selected.
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Shows the introduction
for setting the
functions listed in the
table.
Shows that the
operating procedure
continues.
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$ Before using your mova
.............................Inside front cover
$ Before using this manual
.............................Inside front cover
$ Structure of This Manual ...............1
$ Features of mova P253i .................4
$ Safety Precautions .........................6
$ Notes on Handling........................13
$ Intellectual Property.....................15
$ Standard and Optional
Accessories .................................16
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Before Use
39
Making and Receiving
Calls
67
Phonebook
87
Sound, Display and
Light Settings
111
Safety Settings
129
Camera
Display, Selecting Method for Menu, Battery,
Charging mova, Battery Level, One-push Open,
Power, Bilingual, Initial Settings, Clock Setting,
Send Own Number, Own Number Display, etc.
Making Calls, WORLD CALL, Redial, 186/184,
Abbreviated Dial/Reject “ONE GIRI”, Hands-free
Mode, Receiving Calls, Received Call Record,
Earpiece Volume, Ring Volume, Answer Hold,
Reject Calls during Ringing, Drive Mode, Missed
Call, Record Message, Quick Record Message,
Playback of Record Message/Voice Memo, etc.
Storing Phonebook Entry, Group Settings,
Calling up Phonebook, Phonebook Entry Editing/Deletion,
Secret Mode, Number of Stored Entries, etc.
Ring Tone, Ring Volume Adjustment, Voice Ring
Tone, Vibrator, Keypad Sound, Ring Time,
Earphone Switch, Sound Effect, Manner Mode,
Personal Manner Mode, Screen Setting, Wake-up
Display, Graphic Character Setting, Brightness, Key
Light, Font Switch, etc.
Terminal Security Code, Lock Settings, Keypad
Lock, Key Guard, Redial and Received Call Display
Setting, Mail Security, Secret Store, Accept Calls,
Reject Calls, Accept/Reject by Non-ID Type, etc.
Camera Mode, Settings for Taking Photos,
Recordable Image, Animeditor,
ケータイPHOTO手帳 (pocket photo album), etc.
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i-mode
189
Mail
What is i-mode?, i-mode Menu, My Menu,
i-mode Password Change, Internet Access,
Bookmark, Receive Messages,
Message R/Message F, etc.
What is i-mode Mail?, Mail Menu, Kirari Mail,
Create/Send i-mode Mail, Mail Receive Option,
Check New Messages, Chat Mail, What is i-shot?,
Create/Send i-shot Mail, Save i-shot Mail, Display
i-shot Image, User Defined Center, etc.
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Data Display, Editing
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Data Folder, miniSD Memory Card, Image Data,
Edit Image, Melody Data, Handling Folders and
Data, Voice Recorder
289
Other Convenient
Functions
327
Network Services
341
Character Entry
353
Appendix
Auto Power ON, Auto Power OFF, Alarm,
Alarm at Power OFF, Calendar, Schedule, Diary,
Schedule Search, Shortcut, Call Duration/Call Cost,
Amusement, Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone
Set (Option), etc.
Voice Mail Service, Call Waiting Service,
Call Forwarding Service, Three-Way Calling Service,
Number Plus, Caller ID Display Request Service, etc.
5-touch Input Method, Store Common Phrases,
Copy/Paste, My Dictionary, 2-touch Input Method,
etc.
Menu/Default (Setting at Purchase) List,
List of Characters Assigned to Respective Keys
(5-touch Input Method), Pictograph List, Common
Phrase List, S-JIS Code List, Original Ring Tone,
Sound Mixer, Optional Accessories/Peripheral
Devices, Troubleshooting, Error Messages,
Warranty and Maintenance Services, Software
Update, etc.
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Index and Quick Manual
Index, How To Use Quick Manual,
Quick Manual
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Features of mova P253i
mova’s Main Features
Packet transmission at
receiving speeds of up to
28.8 kbps enables high-
speed download.
If you sign up for i-mode, packet
transmission of maximum 28.8 kbps
enables you to connect to i-mode sites
(program) and web pages over the
Internet that provide a variety of
information.
❈ i-mode is a service requiring application.
9,600 bps Data
Transmission
It supports data transmission through
call switching devices.
Complete mail services
i-mode mail (charges apply) allows you
to exchange e-mail over the Internet.
❈ i-mode is a service requiring
application.
mail.
❈ Short-mail can be received as i-mode
❈ This service supports i-shot that
enables you to transfer photo images
shot by the mova.
Access to Diverse
information services
If you sign up for i-mode, a wide variety
of information can be accessed and
displayed through the Internet access
service or the site (program) access
service.
❈ i-mode is a service requiring
application and payment of fees.
Various Functions of
mova P253i
Camera Functions
You can shoot images at 310,000 of
maximum recording pixels with the camera
of 310,000 effective pixels. You can send an
image shot by the camera via i-shot and set it
for the Standby display. You can also insert
characters into the shot image or edit the
image, such as changing color tone.
P.130
i-shot Send
You can send still images shot by the mova
to other i-mode mobile phones, mobile
phones of other carriers, and personal
computers (via the Internet).
P.242
Editing Person’s Face
You can modify the facial expression of a
person by using “Funny transform”, and
overlay marks in the background (Strew with
marks). You can also paste Cushy Mark on
appropriate regions of the face.
PP.262 - 269
Safety Settings
“Safety Settings” enables you to protect stored
information and to lock the mova from a
remote place in case you lose it.
P.111
Amusement
You can display a graphic character (Vanilla)
automatically when keys are not touched for
a certain period.
P.315
Harmony-Melody Receiving Functions
Select the ring tones from among melodies or
buzzer tones played by 48 harmonies of the
PCM Tone Generator (eight fixed melodies
and eight buzzer tones/effect tones).
You can also use your own composed
melodies, sound mixer, or i-melodies for the
ring tones, if they are stored. This function
supports the voice ring tone (Effect tone etc.),
as well.
P.88
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Displaying the Latest Record
From a Phonebook entry, you can confirm
the redial items/received call records and the
list of outgoing/incoming mail to the selected
entry.
P.82
Checking Images/Messages
on the Day
From a schedule event, you can confirm the
images shot or downloaded, or mail messages
sent or received on the day.
P.295
Kirari Mail
You can make the Call Indicator and Kirari
LED light/flicker in response to Kirari Mail
pictographs when you receive mail, bring up
outgoing/incoming mail, preview mail, or
enter those pictographs into the mail text.
P.196
One-push Open
You can open the mova just by pressing the
One-push Open button and then answer a
call.
P.34, P.54
Data Folder
The photo images, recorded voice or
downloaded images or melodies are
managed in the Data Folder. You can also
display images on a personal computer, or
print them out, by combining a miniSD
memory card with the miniSD memory card
adapter.
P.252, P.253
Voice Recorder
Voice Recorder is available when you use a
miniSD memory card.
P.284
1-2-Action
You can enter a keyword to search for the
function you want to know and can access it.
P.29
Animeditor
You can take photos of up to 20 frames in
succession to play them back as animations.
P.142
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Useful Functions for i-mode
i-mode (Charges apply)
P Application required
SSL Support
Sites conforming to SSL (SSL pages) can be
accessed without any special operations. The
SSL format uses encryption technology to
ensure safe data transfer and to protect your
privacy.
P.156
Chat Mail
By i-mode mail, you can exchange chat mail
as if talking.
P.233
Replying to Mail with mova Closed
You can see the sender’s name, subject, or
the full text of a lately arrived message on the
sub display with the mova closed and then
can send a reply message.
P.205, P.208
Simultaneous Mail-sending/
Folder Management
You can specify up to eight destinations
when sending the same mail to several
people. The outgoing/incoming mail can be
classified by group (folder).
P.200, P.218
Varied network services
Nuisance Call Blocking Service
(Charges apply)
P Application required
P.335
Voice Mail Service
(Charges apply)
P Application required
Call Waiting Service
(Charges apply)
P Application required
P.328
P.331
Call Forwarding Service
(No charge)
P Application required
P.332
Caller ID Display Request Service
(No charge)
P.339
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Safety Precautions Always follow the safety precautions.
Before using the mova, please read “Safety Precautions” for the correct
operations. After reading them, keep them in a safe place for later reference.
These safety precautions are provided to protect you or those around you, and to avoid
unnecessary damage to the property. Be sure to read and follow them carefully.
$ The following symbols differentiate the levels of danger or damage that may result if the
product is not used within the specified guidelines.
s
n
o
i
t
u
a
C
d
n
a
s
t
n
e
t
n
o
C
Danger
This symbol indicates that incorrect handling will almost certainly cause
death or serious injury.
Warning This symbol indicates that incorrect handling poses a risk of causing
death or serious injury.
Caution This symbol indicates that incorrect handling poses a risk of causing
injury or damage to the product or property.
The following symbols show specific directions.
Denotes things not to do (prohibition).
Denotes not to disassemble.
Denotes not to touch with wet hands.
Avoid
Water
Denotes not to use where it could
get wet.
Denotes mandatory instructions (matters that must be complied with).
Denotes to pull the power plug out of the outlet.
Don’t
Do not Disassemble
Avoid Water
Do
Pull the power plug out
$ “Safety Precautions” are divided into the following five sections:
General precautions for mova, batteries and adapters/chargers..............................................................................................7
Precautions for mova .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Precautions for batteries...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Precautions for adapters/chargers ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Notes on using near electronic medical equipment............................................................................................................................. 12
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