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Manual for mova P506iC
Before using your mova
Structure of This Manual
Contents/Precautions
Contents
Features of the mova P506iC
Phone Parts and Functions
Display
Safety Precautions
Notes on Handling
Standard Set and Main Optional Accessories
Selecting Method for Menu
Confirming before Use
Attaching/Removing Battery
Charging mova
Monitoring Battery Level
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
Dialing Out
Making Calls
Making Use of International Calls
Redialing Phone Numbers You Have Dialed
Setting to Notify or Not Notify Phone Number by Every Call
Convenient Features by Storing Phone Number in DoCoMo Network
Sending Touch-tone Signals Quickly
Sending Message to Pagers
Hands-free Calls
Hands-free Calls while Driving (Option)
Taking Calls
Receiving Calls
Using Received Call Record
Adjusting Volume of Other Party’s Voice during Call
Adjusting Ring Volume
Setting Sound Quality
Sounding Loud from Speaker
Accepting Calls Only from Specified Phone Numbers
Rejecting Calls from Specified Phone Numbers
Confirming Accepted/Rejected Phonebook Entries
Rejecting Anonymous Calls
Muting Ring Tone from Parties Whose Numbers are not Stored in the Phonebook
Rejecting Calls from Parties Whose Numbers are not Stored in the Phonebook
Settings for when Unable to Answer Calls
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 while Ringing
Playing Back Record Message and Voice Memo
Using Phonebook
Storing into Phonebook
Storing Group Name
Dialing from Phonebook
Editing Phonebook Entries
Deleting Phonebook Entries
Preventing Phonebook Entries from Prying Eye
Confirming Stored Phonebook Entries
Making Calls with a Few Touches
Activating Manner Mode
Silencing Tone
Vibration to Inform You of Incoming Calls
Silencing the Sound for when Keypad is Pressed
Changing Ring Tones
Changing Ring Tone
Changing Ring Volume
Recording Voice or Melody as Ring Tone
Creating and Arranging Your Original Ring Tone
Combining Rhythm Elements to Create Melody
Setting Ringing Duration for Ring Tone
Hearing Ring Tone through Earphone Only (option)
Changing Key Effect Tone and Other Effect Tones
Using Camera Functions
Before You Use Camera
Taking Photos with Camera
Changing Settings for Taking Photos
Confirming Number of Remaining Photos that Can Be Taken
Displaying Images from Data Folder during Camera Mode
Editing Image Data Item
Using Photococktail♪
Using Animeditor
Using ケータイPHOTO手帳
Using Bar Code Reader
Using Text Reader
Shooting in Video Mode
Displaying Moving Image from Data Folder during Video Mode
Changing Displays and Key Lights
Setting Screen
Displaying the Image Stored in the Phonebook
Converting Phone Number to Name
Setting Power Save Mode
Displaying Callers when Ringing
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
Changing Font Settings
Changing Font Size
Restricting Operations
Changing Terminal Security Code
Restricting Phonebook Operations
Preventing Key Operation Errors
Preventing Other People from Using Your Phone
Setting whether to Display Redial and Received Call Record
Locking Schedule Events
Making Mail in the Outbox/Inbox List not to be Displayed without Permission
Setting Voice Memo/Record Message not to be Played Back without Permission
Setting/Canceling Security Functions at a Time
Preventing Data from Prying Eye
Using Timer and Schedule
Turning On Power Automatically
Turning Off Power Automatically
Alarming at Specified Time
Storing Schedule Events/Anniversaries
Searching for Schedule Events
Accessing Information through i-mode
What is i-mode?
Bringing up i-mode Menu
Displaying Sites
Viewing and Operating a Web Site
Registering Sites in My Menu
Changing i-mode Password
Bringing up a Web Page
Using Bookmark
Saving Web Site Information
Downloading Images from Web Sites or Messages
Downloading i-melody from Web Sites
Downloading from Web Sites
Using Phone To/Mail To/Web To Functions
Set the i-mode Settings
Using Message Service
Receiving Messages
Inquiring whether Center Holds Messages
Displaying Messages Stored in the Message List
Using i-mode Mail Service
What is i-mode Mail?
Bringing Up the 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
Transferring i-mode Mail to Other Addresses
Calling Sender of i-mode Mail
Storing i-mode Mail Senders in Phonebook
Retrieving Melody Data Item of i-mode Mail
Displaying Images from Mail with Pasted Images
Displaying Mail Stored in the Outbox/Inbox List
Displaying Outbox/Inbox History List
Setting Mail Functions of the i-mode Center
Setting Mail Functions of mova
Creating and Sending Short-mail
When You Have Received Short-mail
Using Chat Mail
Using i-shot Service
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
Using i-αppli
What is i-αppli?
What is i-αppli DX?
Downloading i-αppli
Running i-αppli
Running i-αppli Fast
Auto-running i-αppli
Running i-αppli from Web Site or Mail
Setting i-αppli Standby Display
Managing i-αppli
Using Various Functions from i-αppli
Using FeliCa
What is FeliCa?
Using Network Service
Network Services Available with the mova
Voice Mail Service (fee charged)
Call Waiting Service (fee charged)
Call Forwarding Service (free of charge)
Three-Way Calling Service (fee charged)
Number Plus (fee charged)
Caller ID Display Request Service (free of charge)
Using Infrared Data Exchange
Infrared Data Exchange
Sending and Receiving Data Item One by One
Sending and Receiving All Data
Switching Infrared Data Exchange Mode
Using the Infrared Remote-controller Function
Managing Data
About Data Folder
miniSD Memory Card
About Image Data
About Melody Data
Handling Folders and Data
Using Other Functions
Quickly Accessing Frequently-used Functions
Accessing Functions Using Shortcut Icon
Quick Setting for Frequently-used Functions
Entering Own Name and Images
Opening the mova to Start Talking
Starting Call with the mova Closed
Using Roll-navi Button
Saving Power Consumption during Calls
Recording Caller’s Voice
Alarm Tone just before Disconnection
Automatically Recovering Interrupted Calls
Filtering out Surrounding Noise
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
Flickering Call Indicator during Call
Changing LED Color
Using Call Indicator to Notify Missed Call and Mail
Using Voice Recorder
Using Calculator Function
Entering Memo
Data/FAX Transmission (Option)
Using Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone Set (Option)
Automatic Answering when Earphone/Microphone Connected (Option)
Using Self Mode
Resetting Functions to Initial Settings
When You Do Not Remember Key Operation
Connecting Car Navigation System or “PlayStation” (Option)
Services Available with Your mova
Entering Text
Entering Text
Entering Character by “5-touch”
Correcting and Storing Common Phrases
Copying, Cutting, and Pasting Characters
Switching Unit for Counting Entered Characters
Displaying Conversion Candidates Used Well
Using S-JIS Codes to Enter Text
Storing Frequently-used Words
Using NIKO-touch Input Method to Enter Characters
Using 2-touch Input Method to Enter Characters
Appendix
S-JIS Code List
List for Characters Assigned to Respective Keys (5-touch Input Method)
Character Conversion Table (NIKO-touch Method)
Character Conversion Table (2-touch Method)
Entering Other Symbols
Symbol, Special Character, and Pictograph List
Common Phrase List
Menu List
Optional Accessories/Peripheral Devices
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Error Messages
Warranty and Maintenance Services
Updating the mova’s Software
Memo
Index
How To Use Quick Manual
Quick Manual
Don’t forget your mova . . . or your manners!
Backcover
’ 0 4 . 6 June ’04 (Ver. 1.0) 3TR002358AAA F0604Y0- A ’04.6
DoCoMo Digital System 800MHz Thank you for selecting the “mova P506iC” Please read this manual carefully before and during use, for the correct and effective operation of the mova P506iC. The mova P506iC is designed to be your close partner. Treat it carefully at all times to ensure long-term performance. Before using your mova PThe mova is a mobile phone using radio waves, and cannot be used in places where radio waves do not reach, such as inside tunnels, underground, or in buildings. It cannot be used in the high-rise buildings even where your antenna is unobstructed. You may also experience interruption of calls even when the radio waves are strong enough with the three anten- nas on the display. PUse the mova carefully to avoid disturbing other people when in public. PSince the mova uses radio waves as the medium of telecommunication, calls may be tapped by the 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 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 for 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. Baltimore Technologies 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 coun- tries. RSA Security Inc. All rights reserved. P i-mode, i-αppli, the i-mode logo, the i-αppli logo and the i-shot logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo, Inc. Please read the instruction carefully before using the mova. When using the batteries, adapters and chargers, read the manual attached to them carefully before use. If you have any questions about the contents of manuals, please contact below. P General contact From DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs (no area code) 151 (in Japanese, toll-free) ❈ Cannot be called from ordinary phones. From ordinary phones 0120-005-250 (in English) 0120-800-000 (in Japanese) ❈ Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs. ❈ Make sure that you dial the correct number. In this manual, the “mova P506iC” is referred to as “mova”. 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 can cause accidents. ❈If you do not want to switch the power off while driving, set the 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 set- ting all the tones to silent. ❈The Shutter Sound and Battery Level Tone cannot be silenced. PManner Mode and Personal Manner Mode r P.100, P.101 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.68 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 setting r P.102 When the Vibrator is set, it vibrates for incoming calls. PRecord Message function r P.71 Callers can record a message when you cannot come to the phone. Optional services are also available, such as the Voice Mail Service and Call Forwarding Service.
Structure of This Manual Quick Manual r P.604 This manual is laid out in the format as shown below. Be sure to understand the meanings of the descriptions in the formatted page so that you can make a full use of this manual. The operating procedures in this manual are described assuming that you have done the initial settings (P.38); for other settings, the settings at purchase are assumed for the basis of explanation. If you have not yet set the initial settings, or depending on the settings you have changed, the onscreen instructions or the way the mova works might differ from the instructions you learn from this manual. Name of function Title Overview of function Information you need to keep in mind See another sections for more information. Describes operation in digital-camera style. Further information, cautions, and limits on the function, etc. Items shown on the display and their meanings when selected Accepting Calls Only from Specified Phone Numbers Setting at purchase This function enables you to accept calls from only the specified phone numbers in the Phonebook. Other calls are rejected. Up to 20 entries in the Phonebook can be specified as Accept Call entries. P Note that this function is effective only when the Caller ID is notified. It is recommended that you use the Caller ID Display OFF Request Service (P.444) and Accept Calls/Reject Calls by Reason for Anonymity (P.64) with this function. Enter the terminal security code 1 2 Select Select “ON” Enter/select each item 3 4 Call up the Phonebook entry to be accepted For deteils, see the next page. ( ) Accept Calls is activated. P Press to return to the Standby display. Operation in digital-camera style ● Information Press or Call up the Phonebook entry to be accepted P When you have subscribed to i-mode, Short-mail messages or i-mode mail are received regardless of this setting. P You can dial out even when Accept Calls is activated. Turning On Power Automatically Setting at purchase OFF You can turn on the power at a specified time. You can also set to turn on the power once, or everyday repeatedly. This function is not available unless the clock is set. 1 Select “Once” or “Repeat daily” “Once” “Repeat daily” P To cancel, select “OFF”. The setting is completed. : Sets to turn on the power at a specified time, once. : Sets to turn on the power at a specified time, everyday repeatedly. Next Page Note: The above-mentioned page is a sample. i T a k n g C a l l s Factory setting With the camera functions, this part denotes the settings when the camera is started up, etc. Index by chapter for quick reference Display used as a point of the operation Shows that the operating procedure continues. P miniSD logo is a trademark of SD™ Association. P Contains the technology by Reallusion Inc. for Funny Transform function in this product. P Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. P The full name of Microsoft Windows is Microsoft Windows Operating System. P Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation and its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. P Java and Java related trademarks are registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S.A. and other countries. P QR code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE Inc. P Contains Macromedia Flash™ Player technology by Macromedia, Inc.,Copyright 1995-2004 Macromedia, Inc. All ® © rights reserved. Macromedia, Flash and Macromedia Flash are trademarks or registered trademarks of Macromedia, Inc. in the United States and other countries. P FeliCa is a noncontact IC card technology developed by Sony Corporation. FeliCa is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation. 1
Contents The reverse side of a cover $ Before using your mova $ Structure of This Manual .................................1 $ Features of the mova P506iC.......................4 $ Phone Parts and Functions...........................6 $ Display........................................................................12 $ Safety Precautions............................................16 $ Notes on Handling ............................................23 $ Standard Set and Main Optional Accessories ..25 $ Selecting Method for Menu ........................26 Confirming before Use Dialing Out Taking Calls Settings for when Unable to Answer Calls Using Phonebook Battery, Charging mova, Battery Level, Power, Bilingual, Initial Settings, Clock Setting, Send Own Number, Own Number Display Making Calls, WORLD CALL, Redial, 186/184, Abbreviated Dial/Reject “ONE GIRI”, Hands-free Mode, etc. Receiving Calls, Received Call Record, Earpiece Volume, Ring Volume, Accept Calls, Reject Calls, Accept Calls/Reject Calls by Reason for Anonymity, etc. Answer Hold, Reject Calls during Ringing, Drive Mode, Missed Call, Record Message, Quick Record Message, Playback of Record Message/Voice Memo Storing Phonebook Entry, Group Settings, Calling up Phonebook, Phonebook Entry Editing/Deletion, Secret Mode, Number of Stored Entries, etc. Activating Manner Mode Manner Mode, Personal Manner Mode, Vibrator, Keypad Sound Changing Ring Tones Using Camera Functions Changing Displays and Key Lights Restricting Operations Ring Tone, Ring Volume Adjustment, Voice Ring Tone, Original Ring Tone, Sound Mixer, Ring Time, Earphone Switch, Sound Effect Camera Mode, Edit Image, Photococktail♪, Animeditor, ケータイPHOTO手帳 (pocket photo album), Bar Code Reader, Video Mode, etc. Screen Setting, Wake-up Display, Graphic Character Setting, Brightness, Key Light, Font Switch, etc. Terminal Security Code, Lock Settings, Key Guard, Keypad Lock, Redial and Received Call Display Setting, Mail Security, Secret Store, etc. Using Timer and Schedule Auto Power ON, Auto Power OFF, Alarm, Schedule, Schedule Search Accessing Information through i-mode What is i-mode?, i-mode Menu, My Menu, i-mode Password Change, Internet Access, Bookmark, etc. 31 41 53 67 77 99 103 123 187 199 215 235 2
Using Message Service Receive Messages, Check New Messages, Message R/Message F Using i-mode Mail Service Using i-shot Service Using i-αppli Using FeliCa Using Network Service Using Infrared Data Exchange Managing Data Using Other Functions Entering Text Appendix Troubleshooting $ Quick Manual....................................................................................604 What is i-mode Mail?, Mail Menu, Kirari Mail, Create/Send i-mode Mail, Mail Receive Option, Chat Mail, etc. What is i-shot?, Create/Send i-shot Mail, Save i-shot Mail, Display i-shot Image, User Defined Center What is i-αppli?, What is i-αppli DX?, Downloading i-αppli, Running i-αppli, i-αppli Standby Display, etc. What is FeliCa? Voice Mail Service, Call Waiting Service, Call Forwarding Service, Three-Way Calling Service, Number Plus, Caller ID Display Request Service Infrared Data Exchange, Send/Receive Ir Data, Send/Receive All Ir Data, Infrared Data Exchange Mode, Infrared Remote-controller Function Data Folder, miniSD Memory Card, Image Data/Melody Data, Handling Folder/Data Shortcut, Call Duration/Call Cost, Voice Recorder, Calculator, Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone Set (Option), etc. 5-touch Input Method, Store Common Phrases, Copy/Paste, Auto Candidate, S-JIS Code Entry, My Dictionary, NIKO-touch Input Method, 2-touch Input Method S-JIS Code List, List for Characters Assigned to Respective Keys (5-touch Input Method), Pictograph List, Common Phrase List, Menu List, Optional Accessories/Peripheral Devices, etc. Troubleshooting, Error Messages, Warranty and Maintenance Services, Software Update, Index 3 285 293 369 381 423 427 445 453 481 517 541 559
Features of the mova P506iC Remarkable i-mode! Internet Access You can access the Internet and browse Web pages just by entering the addresses of pages you want to visit. (Some Web pages not supporting i-mode may not be displayed correctly.) Packet Transmission at receiving speed of up to 28.8 kbps has realized a high-speed download. You can access i-mode sites smoothly by packet transmission at receiving speeds of up to 28.8 kbps. Images can be downloaded quickly. Site (Program) Access This is an online service that, by simple key operations, enables you to access a variety of services offered by IPs. You can check your bank balance, or download games or melodies on the display. (Services vary according to the respective institutions. Some of them may require you to subscribe separately.) i-mode Mail This is a service that enables you to exchange mail between mobile phones. i-mode mail can be exchanged as e-mail over the Internet as well as between i-mode mobile phones. Useful Functions for i-mode i-mode (Fees apply) P Application required i-αppli DX i-αppli DX refers the information of the mova stored in the Phonebook and Dialed Call Record/Received Call Record, and changes the Dialing/Receiving displays, according to that information. P.392 SSL Support Web 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.245 Chat Mail By i-mode mail, you can exchange chat mail as if talking. P.360 Flash Images Flash images make expression of Web sites rich. You can set a Flash image for the Standby display. P.249 Mail Receive Option Mail messages are not received automatically; instead you can select which mail to receive. You can stay away from receiving nuisance or unnecessary mail. P.312 Varied Network Services Voice Mail Service (Charges apply) r P.429 P Application required Call Waiting Service (Charges apply) r P.433 P Application required Call Forwarding Service (No charge) r P.435 P Application required Caller ID Display Request Service (No charge) r P.444 Various Functions of the mova P506iC Communicate with the mova Closed You can talk with the mova closed (Answer while closed) . P.54 4 Roll-navi Button Works the same way as pressing while a site or list is displayed. or P.9
Flex Style You can switch styles as desired according to the way you use the mova (Portable, Calling, Digital-camera, or Self-shooting style) . Digital-camera style enables you to bring up icons and to operate the mova using the side buttons with the mova closed. P.8, P.125 Camera with 2.0 Million Significant Pixels and Flash 1,950,000 effective pixels as well as maximum 1,920,000 recording pixels of the CCD camera enable you to take a shot of finest still image. Further, you can shoot in the dark using the flash. P.124 Photococktail♪ As if you mix different drinks, you can mix the still images shot by the camera with a melody and a visual effect for creating and playing promotional-like videos. P.154 FeliCa Place your mova over a reader and you can pay money for the articles you have bought; FeliCa plays a role as your purse. P.399, P.424 ケータイPHOTO手帳 (pocket photo album) You can paste multiple images together as if you pasted them together to your pocketbook. P.164 Editing Portrait You can freely edit the still image of someone’s face by using the “Funny transform” function. You can also overlay marks around the image’s background (Strew with Marks), or you can paste Cushy Mark over an appropriate region of the face. PP.143 - 146 1-2-Action You can easily search for functions you want to access by entering keywords. P.512 Infrared Ray Remote-controller Function You can use the mova as a remote-controller for television set, etc. P.451 Voice Recorder You can record the voice output from the microphone and play it back (approximately 106 minutes maximum in the case of using the supplied 16 Mbytes miniSD memory card). You can also adjust the microphone’s sensitivity to match the environment so that you can record the voices around you in the meetings. P.498 Play with Rascal Here comes “Rascal, the Racoon” from a TV program for children “世界名作劇場 (World Masterpiece Theater) ! The game enables you to feed Rascal or play with him. You can watch a variety of performances of Rascal, from the time when it is a baby to the time it has grown up to a kid. Rascal stays around anytime, anywhere. P.404 Kirari Mail The Call Indicator lights for incoming mail according to pictographs so that you can get acquainted with the sender’s sentiment. You can make the Call Indicator lights when entering the pictographs into the mail text, or while viewing the Preview display or outgoing/incoming mail. P.300 miniSD Memory Card You can store the photo images, recoded voice, or melodies in the miniSD memory card. You can also display images on a personal computer, or print them out, by combining the miniSD memory card with the miniSD memory card adapter. P.455 Text Reader/Bar Code Reader You can read-in Bar Code and QR Code or printed alphanumeric for use with the mova. P.168, P.175 Harmony-Melody Receiving Functions You can select a ring tone, from melodies played by 48 harmonies (PCM Tone Generator) or buzzer tones (Fixed melodies: 8, Buzzer/Effect Tone: 8). You can also store your own composition, sound mixer or i-melodies, for use as ring tone. This function supports the voice ring tone (Effect tone etc.), as well. P.104, P.108, P.117, P268 5
Phone Parts and Functions 1 2 3 u 4 5 6 7 x y z { | } ~ ü t u 3 v w 8 9 0 o p q r s Dimensions: 50 mm (W) ! 111 mm (H) ! 26 mm (D) (when the mova is closed) Weight: approximately 128 g (with battery attached) 6
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