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DoCoMo移动电话-N253i说明书.pdf
CONTENTS/Notes
DoCoMo Digital 800 MHz Phone
Notes on Using the mova
About this instruction manual
How to Use This Manual
CONTENTS
Special Features of the mova N253i
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
Intellectual Property Rights
Attachment and common optional accessories
Getting Started
Component Names and Functions
How to View the Display
Selecting the menus
Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack
Charging the mova
Checking the Battery Level
Turning the mova On and Off
Switching the Screen Display to English
Specifying the Default Settings
Setting the Date and Time
Sending Your Phone Number to the Other Party
Checking Your Own Phone Number
Making/Receiving 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
Sending a Pause Signal Quickly
Setting Automatic Reconnection of a Dropped Line
Improving Voice Quality by Suppressing Ambient Noise
Talking in the Car Without Using Your Hands (optional)
Receiving a Call
Folding the mova to End a Call/Play Hold Tone
Using a Received Call Record
Adjusting the Earpiece Volume
Conserving Power
Putting Calls on Hold When You Cannot Answer Immediately
Rejecting an Incoming Call
Muting the Ring Tone at Any Time
Forwarding Calls from Specified Phone Numbers to Voice Mail
Forwarding Calls from Specified Phone Numbers
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 Arrives
Playing Back and Erasing a Recorded Message/Voice Memo
Phonebook
Storing an Entry in the Phonebook
Creating a Group Name
Setting Up Phonebook Utility Functions
Making a Call from the Phonebook
Editing an Entry in the Phonebook
Deleting an Entry in the Phonebook
Protecting Confidential Phonebook Entries
Checking the Storage Status of the Phonebook
One-touch Dialing for Frequently Called Numbers
Calling with Minimal Key Operation
Setting Tone/Display/Display Light
Changing the Ring Tone
Changing the Ring Tone Volume of the mova
Using Vibration to Notify You of Incoming Calls and Alarms
Recording a Voice Melody and Setting it as a Ring Tone
Setting the Sound Made by the Keys
Setting the Confirmation Tone for Charging
Setting Alarm Notification of a Bad Connection
Setting the Duration of the Mail Ring Tone
Sounding the Ring Tone Through the Earphone Only (optional)
Turning Off Sounds Emitted by the mova
Changing the Manner Mode Setting
Changing the Stand-by Screen
Displaying Phonebook Images for Incoming Calls
Setting the Screens for Incoming Calls, Mail Transmission, etc.
Setting the Screen Shown When the mova is Turned On
Changing the Cartoon Characters
Setting the Image Window
Setting the Display Light for the Display and Keys
Changing the Color Scheme
Setting the Way Menus are Displayed
Setting the Flashing Colors for the Call Alert Indicator
Setting the Call Alert Indicator Flashing
Setting the Font
Setting the Clock Display
Pasting Desktop Icons
Security Settings
About Security Codes on the mova
Changing Your Security Code
Preventing Other People from Using the mova
Prohibiting Making or Receiving Phone Calls
Prohibiting Displaying the Phonebook, Schedule etc.
Restricting Phonebook Operations such as Keypad Dial
Preventing the Side Keys from being Pressed Accidentally
Receiving Calls from Specified Phone Numbers Only
Rejecting Calls from Specified Phone Numbers
Rejecting Calls with No Caller ID
Muting the Ring Tone for Callers not Stored in the Phonebook
Prohibiting Calls from Callers not Stored in the Phonebook
Restricting Dialing to Unspecified Phone Numbers
Checking the Status of the Restriction Settings
Other Security Settings
Camera
Before Using the Camera
Taking Still Images
Shooting Action View Movies
Changing the Photography Settings
Changing Camera Settings
i-mode
About i-mode
Before using i-mode
Displaying the i-mode Menu
Displaying a Site
Viewing and Using Sites
Storing Sites in My Menu
Changing the i-mode Password
Displaying an Internet Website
Bookmarking i-mode sites and Internet websites to access quickly
Saving Website Contents
Downloading Images from a Site or Message
Downloading Melodies from a Site
Downloading Data Files from a Site
Using Phone to/Mail to/Web to functions
Setting the i-mode
Changing the Connection Host other than i-mode (ISP host connection)
Disabling i-mode
Receiving a Message
Inquiring About Received Messages at the i-mode Center
Reading a Message in the Message Box
Mail
About the i-mode Mail Service
Displaying the Mail Menu
Creating and Sending an i-mode Mail
Attaching an Image’s or Site’s URL, or a Melody
Saving an i-mode Mail to Send Later
Creating an i-mode Mail Quickly
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
Adding a mail address into the Phonebook
Storing a Melody from the i-mode Mail
Storing an Image From an Image Mail
Storing an Image Mail Memo
Displaying an i-mode Mail in the Outbox/Inbox
Using the Mail Records
Setting the mova Mail Functions
Chat Mail
Creating Chat Mail to Send
Receiving Chat Mail
Registering Members in Chat Group
Chat Function Settings
Creating and Sending a Short Mail Message
What is i-shot?
Using i-shot to Send an Still Image
View Image Sent by i-shot
Changing the i-shot Host
Displaying Data/Editing/Managing
Displaying stored images
Using images
Editing Still Images
Managing Image
Playing back Melodies
Using Infrared Communication
Sending and Receiving the Data for One Entry
Sending and Receiving All Your Data
Using Infrared Remote Control Function
Using Other Useful 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 an Alarm Clock
Using Characters, etc. to Tell You the Time on the Hour
Using the mova as a Stopwatch
Setting the Alarm Priority
Using the Schedule
Storing Entries in the ToDo List
Accessing the Frequently Used Functions Easily
Turning the light ON
Using Priority Call Display in Kids Mode and Large-font Mode
Setting Dial Lock Release Code for Kids Mode
Using Timetable in Kids Mode
Using Cash Book in Kids Mode
Storing Your Name and Image
Recording Your Voice or the Other Party’s Voice
Checking the Call Duration and Charges
Setting the Notification for an Upper Limit on Call Costs
Displaying the Current Call Duration
Setting the Notification for Missed Calls
Playing Games
Using the mova as a Calculator
Entering Memos
Performing Data/Fax Communication (Optional)
Using an Earphone/Microphone with Switch (Optional)
Selecting the Recipient when Making a Call with the Connected Earphone (Optional)
Answering Calls Automatically with the Connected Earphone (Optional)
Using Sound Mode
Resetting All Settings to Their Default Values
DoCoMo Network Services
Available Network Services
Voice Mail Service (charged)
Call Waiting Service (charged)
Call Forwarding Service (charge-free)
Nuisance Call Blocking Service (charged)
Three-Way Calling Service (charged)
Number Plus (charged)
Caller ID Display Request Service (charge-free)
Checking the Service Numbers
Entering Text
Entering Text
Entering Characters with 5-touch Input Method
Editing/Storing Common Phrases
Cutting/Copying/Pasting Text
Using Kuten Codes to Enter Characters
Changing the Font Size During Text Input
Storing Frequently Used Words
Using the Downloaded Dictionary
Changing the Input Method (2-touch/T9)
2-touch Input Method
Using the T9 Method to Enter Text
Selecting Whether to Use the Expect Words Function
Selecting Whether to Display Help
Appendix
Overview of Menus
Overview of 5-touch Character Input Assignments
Overview of 2-touch Character Input Assignments
Overview of T9 Character Input Assignments
Symbols and Special Character List
Lists of Pictograms
List of Smily Face
List of Common Phrases
Lists of Frames and Marker Stamps
Kuten Code List
Services Supported by the mova
Options and Accessories
About the Data Link Software
Troubleshooting
List of Error Messages
Warranty and After-sales Service
Updating Software
Index/Quick Reference Manual
Index
Quick Reference Manual
Using Your Mobile Phone Politely
2004.9.24
2004.9.24
DoCoMo
Digital 800 MHz Phone
Thank you for choosing the mova N253i.
To use the mova properly, please read carefully this manual and each manual attached
to the battery pack etc. before and while using the mova. Should you have further
questions regarding these manuals, please contact inquiry office shown on the back
cover page of this manual.
The mova N253i is your efficient partner. Please handle the mova with care so that it
can last long.
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 reason, 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 (names, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, etc.) stored in the
mova. Under no circumstances shall NTT DoCoMo be held liable for any loss of or damage to the data stored in your mova.
● It is your responsibility to use SSL. Under no circumstances shall NTT DoCoMo nor certification companies mentioned below be held
liable for any damage due to the use of SSL.
Certification companies: VeriSign Japan K.K. and Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd.
● DoCoMo mova is exclusively for use in Japan.
About this instruction manual
You can find pages that have specific information you are seeking by following ways:
● From the front cover page
Check the classified index to jump
to the detailed table of contents of
each chapter.
● From the table of Contents (p. 2)
Take a general view of this manual
to jump to the detailed table of
contents of each chapter.
Detailed table of contents
(The first page of each chapter)
Find the item which you want to
know to jump to the item.
● From Index (p. 432)
Find the keyword which relates to
what you want to know to jump to
the page.
The page that the target item is on.
■ Other ways to find the pages
● Searching by Special Features of the mova N253i (p. 4)
● Searching by Component Names and Functions (p. 20)
● Searching by Display screen (p. 24)
● Searching by Overview of Menu Functions (p. 390)
● Using Quick Reference Manual (p. 444)
● Note that the mova N253i is simply referred to as “mova” in this manual.
● All rights are reserved.
● The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice.
How to Use This Manual
About the symbols
A Quick Reference Manual is provided at the end of this manual (p. 444).
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.
This section briefly describes
the function and highlights
the key points to note.
These notes provide helpful
tips on using the mova N253i
and additional information on
the procedures described.
These screens provide
various points for the
procedure.
Character
Changing the Cartoon Characters
This feature allows you to set a selected animated character in screens such as the Stand-by screen (p. 112)
and the Wake-up screen (p. 118). The selected character will also be automatically displayed while a melody
is playing or an alarm is sounding.
● The character that is automatically set for the Chat main screen is also changed (p. 255).
Press m88 and select the character you want to set.
If you press T, the character will be displayed and you can check it.
After you finish the procedure, press t to return to the Stand-by screen.
● This is set to [Winnie the Pooh] at the time of purchase.
Image window
Setting the Image Window
This section explains how to display the clock and the background and how to set the Display light setting.
Press m93, select [ON] and then press o.
To turn the image window display off
Select [OFF] and then press o.
Set the respective parameters.
[Rear fix] : Specifies whether the image window display is fixed (ON) or not (OFF).
When [ON] is selected, features such as messages during incoming calls and animations
notifying you of schedule alarms are not shown.
[Clock display] : Sets the type of clock displayed and the display mode.
The available clock type settings are [Analog 1 to 3], [Digital 1 to 3] and [OFF]. When a clock
type is selected, the clock is displayed in the Image window.
[Background] : Sets [OFF], [Character], [Built-in image], [Original album] or
[Photograph] as the image window background.
The image that cannot be set is not displayed in the image list.
When this option is selected, the chosen image is displayed in the Image window. For
i-anime, the first image will appear.
Continuous images, custom animation, action view movie image, picture memo, images with
a file size lager than 30 KB cannot be set.
[Built-in image] provides a choice of 8 images for the Image window.
The title will not be displayed unless a image is stored in [Original album] or [Photograph].
[Called] : Specifies whether the caller’s number and image are displayed (ON) or not
(OFF) when the mova receives a call.
If you select [ON], you can then select [Image + phone number], [Image] or [Phone number]
as the display mode.
If the caller’s number is stored in your Phonebook, the caller’s name is displayed. The image
displayed is the image specified in [Character].
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About the screen shots used in this manual
The screen shots for the display are shown with the [Stand-by display] (p. 112) set to [OFF], and the screen
shots for the image window are shown with the [Background] in [Image window] (p. 119) set to [OFF].
※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.
※For some functions, you can operate the mova in several ways. In these cases, this instruction manual describes
the typical method.
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CONTENTS
How to Use This Manual ________________________________________________________ 1
CONTENTS ___________________________________________________________________ 2
Special Features of the mova N253i _______________________________________________ 4
Safety Precautions (ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS) ________________________ 6
Handling and Care ____________________________________________________________ 15
Intellectual Property Rights _____________________________________________________ 17
Attachment and common optional accessories _____________________________________ 18
Getting Started ......................................... 19
Setting Tone/Display/Display Light .......... 99
Component names and functions
How to view the display Selecting the menus
Attaching/Removing the battery pack
Charging the mova Battery level
Turning the mova on/off
Switching the screen display to English
Specifying the default settings
Setting the date/time Sending your caller ID
Checking your own number
Making/Receiving Phone Calls ................ 49
Making a call WORLD CALL Redial 186/184
Short dialing/Malicious Caller Block function
Pause dial In-car hands-free operation
Receiving a call Fold setting
Received call record Volume
Putting calls on hold Rejecting calls
Answer setting Driving mode Missed calls
Recording messages, etc.
Phonebook ................................................ 79
Storing entries in the Phonebook
Creating group names
Phonebook utility functions
Searching the Phonebook
Secret mode/secret only mode
Auto display Two-touch dialing, etc.
Selecting a ring tone Vibrator Voice announce
Keypad sound Mail/Msg. ring duration
Switching earphones Setting Manner mode
Original Manner mode Stand-by display settings
Wake-up display settings Image window
Backlight and color pattern settings
Call alert indicator settings Changing fonts
Adding and using desktop icons, etc.
Security Settings .................................... 131
About security code Changing your security code
Keypad lock Setting security
Restricting access to the Phonebook
Side keys guard Permitting Phonebook calls
Rejecting Phonebook calls
Other security settings, etc.
Camera .................................................... 151
Before using the camera Taking pictures
Shooting action view movies
Changing the photography settings
Changing camera settings
i-mode...................................................... 171
About i-mode Displaying i-mode menu
My menu Changing your i-mode password
Bookmarks Screen memo Store images
Phone to/Mail to/Web to function
i-mode settings i-mode lock
Receiving a message
Displaying a message in the message box, etc.
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Mail .......................................................... 209
Entering Text ........................................... 363
About the i-mode mail service
Creating and sending i-mode mail
Receiving i-mode mail
Viewing mail in the inbox and outbox
Using the mail records
Setting the mova mail functions Chat mail
Creating and sending short mail message
About i-shot Creating and sending i-shot mail
View image sent by i-shot
Changing the i-shot host, etc.
Displaying Data/Editing/Managing ........ 267
Viewing saved images Using images
Editing images My sound
Infrared communication function
IR exchange Data exchange
Remote control, etc.
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 ................................................. 389
Overview of menu function
Keypad character assignment, (5-touch input,
2-touch input and T9 input)
Symbol and special character list
List of pictograms List of smiley faces
List of common phrases Kuten code list
Options and accessories Troubleshooting
When you see this (error message list)
Warranty and after-sales service
Updating software, etc.
Using Other Useful Functions ................ 299
Index/Quick Reference Manual ............. 431
index
Quick Manual
Auto power ON/OFF Count down timer
Alarm Time signal Count up timer Schedule
ToDo list Custom menu
Turning the mova's light on Kids mode
Voice memos
Checking your call data (time and charges)
Calculator Text memos
Initializing the settings, etc.
DoCoMo Network Services.................... 349
Voice Mail Service (charged)
Call Waiting Service (charged)
Call Forwarding Service (charge-free)
Nuisance Call Blocking Service (charged)
3-way Call Service (charged)
Number Plus (charged)
Caller ID Display Request Service (charge-free),
etc.
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Special Features of the mova N253i
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i-mode Service (paid service)
This is an online service used by i-mode-compliant mobile phones. The i-mode services include site (program)
connection, which gives users access to services provided on those sites by IPs (information service providers); i-mode
mail, which allows users to exchange e-mail messages with Internet users; and Internet connection, which
provides users with access to websites on the Internet.
● Subscription is required.
P.171
i-mode mail
You can display the Mail menu by just pressing M (Mail key). You can store up to 800 incoming messages and
200 outgoing messages on your mova.
P.209
Hyper Talk with improved voice quality
Hyper Talk is a DoCoMo network service that uses state-of-the-art voice processing technology to
improve the quality of voice conversations.
Full-fledged mail services
The mova supports i-mode mail (paid service) that also allows you to send and receive e-mail via
the Internet.
● i-mode is a fee-based service to which you must subscribe.
● You can also receive short mail messages as i-mode mail.
● The mova supports i-shot, which lets you send images you have shot using the mova’s built-in camera.
Access to a range of information services
Once you have subscribed to i-mode, you can access an extensive range of information provided
by the site (program) connection services and the Internet via packet data communication at
speeds up to 28.8 kbps.
● i-mode is a fee-based service to which you must subscribe.
Robust security functions -reassuring settings-
With the mova’s reassuring settings, you can prevent others from operating the mova and
displaying data stored in the mova.
● Besides the keypad lock function, which prevents others from using the phone, the Auto lock function, which
automatically locks the dial function once set, and the Remote lock function, which enables a user to lock
the dial function by calling the mova from a remote place, are available.
● With one simple operation, you can set various security functions that prevent others from viewing
Phonebook, mail messages, schedule, Received call record and other information (User security
function). Also, you can set security on mail folders and image folders to be protected (Folder
security function).
P.131
Various network services
Voice Mail Service※ (charged) (p. 350)
Call Forwarding Service※ (charge-free) (p. 354) Nuisance Call Blocking Service※ (charged) (p. 357)
Three-Way Calling Service※ (charged) (p. 358) Number Plus※ (charged) (p. 360)
Caller ID Display Request Service (charge-free) (p. 361)
Call Waiting Service※ (charged) (p. 353)
※ You must subscribe in order to use the service.
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Built-in camera
A camera with 310,000 valid picture elements can take
various types of pictures, such as still images (pictures),
high-speed continuous mode (16 pictures/second) and
action view movie (5-7 seconds).
● Built-in auto correct function enables you to take a fine still
photograph easily.
● You can select a frame when looking through the
viewfinder to take a still photograph with joyful frame.
● Newly established Starting setup setting relieves you of
Size setting and Auto store setting etc. when the camera is
activated.
● You can resize the still image taken in a large size into
optimum size for i-shot (scale down or cut down), and edit
the image with functions such as Correct
backlight function and Refresh skin tone function
etc.
P.151
i-shot-compatible
Images shot using the mova’s camera can be e-mailed
to i-mode-compliant mobile phones as well as
other mobile phones and PCs (via the Internet).
P.259
Fun and convenient chat mail
functions
You can exchange mail messages just like a
conversation with your friends (a maximum of 10 users).
● Each member will be displayed with a character image in
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, etc.) used in the mail message, making the
the New message field. The facial expressions of the
character image change based on the pictograph
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chat more enjoyable.
Still images taken using the camera can also be
set instead of the character images.
P.246
Beautifully clear screen and
illumination
● The high-precision LCD screen (160 x 216 pixels)
provides clearer and brighter animations and i-mode
screens.
● You can check the time and check for incoming calls on
the image window (a color LCD screen with viewfinder
function on the back of the mova) when the mova is
folded.
● A bijou dazzling illumination is now available. When there
are missed calls, new mails or messages, the
illumination continues flashing to notify.
P.27
Entertaining cartoon animations
and characters
Disney’s “Winnie the Pooh” is a new addition. The
character appears on the screen in various images for
call and mail origination/reception and alarm.
● You can also download images and animation
from web sites.
P.119
Beautiful musical melody
● Ring tone can be selected from 10 beautiful melodies,
which are composed from a selection of 50 different types
of chords (the built-in melodies are from 64 different types
of chords) or from sound effects (10 types).
● Downloaded i-melody (20kbytes) or a recorded
voice, using the voice announce function, can
also be set for the ring tone (voice alarm).
P.100
Efficient character conversion and
easy entering text
● You can enter text efficiently with the built-in AI dictionary
and “Predictive candidates”, which displays predictions
based on characters you have entered previously for what
may follow from the entered text. Also, you can use
downloaded dictionaries which is useful for conversion of
jargon. For “Predictive candidates”, T9 input method,
which allows you to convert characters with minimum key
stroke is also available.
● You can select favorite pictographs with
pictograph history display function.
P.368,
373
Large-font mode, Kids mode
Enlarged character mode is convenient for senior users,
and Kids mode has menus available for young users
such as Timetable (school schedule table).
As a common function for these modes, Priority
call function, which enables prompt calling to
registered phone numbers, is also available.
P.35
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.
P.287
Supporting the infrared remote
control function
The mova’s infrared remote control function
means that you can use it to control devices
such as your TV or VCR.
P.294
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Safety Precautions ALWAYS FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS
■ To ensure that you use your mova correctly, read these safety precautions carefully prior to use. Keep this
manual in a safe place for future reference.
■ These safety precautions must be observed at all times since they contain information intended to prevent
bodily injury and damage to property.
■ The following symbols indicate the different degrees of injury and damage that may occur if the
information provided is not observed and the mova is used incorrectly.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
This symbol indicates
that death or serious
bodily injury may
directly and
immediately result from
improper use.
This symbol indicates
that death or serious
bodily injury may result
from improper use.
This symbol indicates
that serious bodily
injury and/or property
damage may result
from improper use.
■ The following symbols indicate specific directions.
Indicates a prohibited action.
Don’t
No disassembly
No wet hands
No liquids
Do
Unplug
Indicates not to disassemble the device.
Indicates not to handle the device with wet hands.
Indicates not to use the device near water, and not to get it wet.
Indicates a compulsory action for the described direction.
Indicate that the power cord should be unplugged from the power
outlet.
■ These safety precautions are explained in the following categories:
1. Handling the mova, Battery Pack, Adapters and Charger .......................................................... 7
2. Handling the mova .......................................................................................................................... 8
3. Handling the Battery Pack ........................................................................................................... 10
4. Handling the Adapters and Charger ........................................................................................... 12
5. Handling Mobile Phones Near Electronic Medical Equipment ................................................. 14
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