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DoCoMo移动电话-N506i说明书.pdf
Manual for mova N506i
INFORMATION
Notes on Using the mova
How to Use This Manual
Contents
Special Features of the mova N506i
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
Product and 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 Pause 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
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
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 Specified 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
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 Service
Using the Call Forwarding Service
Using the Three-Way Calling Service
Using the Number Plus Service
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
Improving Voice Quality by Suppressing Ambient Noise
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 (Optional)
Using a Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone Set (Optional)
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
Using the Quick Reference Manual
Using Your Mobile Phone Politely
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Don’t forget your cellular phone
... or your manners!
When using your mobile phone in public, don’t forget to show common courtesy
and consideration for others around you.
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Thank you for choosing the mova N506i.
We have some additional note in the manual for mova N506i in the tables below, please
read them before using the mova.
Corrected Location
P.160 Step 4
P.489 Step 3
Current description
Amended description
4
3
Check the frame, and then press •
(Select).
Display the details screen for the
Phonebook entry to be set and press
• (Select).
4
3
Check the frame, and then press •
(Set).
Display the details screen for the
Phonebook entry to be set and press
• (Set).
Location
Additional note
P.146
Changing the storage
destination folder for movies
To change the storage destination in the screen for checking unstored
movies after a shooting is stopped by an incoming call, the current storage
destination must be set to the Terminal memory .
P.195
Setting the Font
P.248
Reading out received mail
If you set the text display size from the [DISP size] in Font setting (Menu
66), the display font (names stored in the Phonebook) will be set to
[Standard] or [Big] .
If any key is pressed while receiving mails with [Auto read out] set to ON,
the received mails will not be read out automatically.
DoCoMo
Digital 800 MHz Phone
Thank you for choosing the mova N506i.
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 N506i is
included in the “Safety Precautions” section of this manual. Be sure to read these
precautions carefully before using the mova N506i.
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 (names, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, etc.)
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., Baltimore Technologies Japan Co., Ltd.
● The 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 N506i. 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 (NTT DoCoMo Group):
From an ordinary (landline) phone:
0120-005-250 (toll free) (in English)
0You can call this number from any type of phone,
including mobile phones and PHS phones.
0Check the phone number carefully before dialing.
From a DoCoMo mobile phone or PHS phone:
151 (no area code) (toll free) (in Japanese only)
0You cannot call this number from an ordinary (landline) phone.
Note that the mova N506i is referred to simply as “mova” in this manual.
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 N506i
and additional information on
the procedures described.
Alarm setting
Setting the Alarm Priority
Follow the procedure below to specify whether the alarms for Schedule and Alarm
function are set to [Alarm priority] or [Operation priority].
Use the menu to display the [Alarm setting] screen.
1Press m and select
2Press v 4 times to display [Alarm setting] , and then press • (Select).
(SETTINGS), and then select
(CLOCK) to display [Date setting] screen.
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 wake-up alarm 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 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).
: Indicates that the
procedure described can
be made in reversed
style.
: Indicates that the
procedure described can
be made when mova is
open.
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manual by chapter heading.
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These are the screens shown
at various points in the
procedure.
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
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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.
The Internet function used in this product is Compact NetFront® from ACCESS CO., LTD.
Copyright © 1998-2004 ACCESS CO., LTD.
The Infrared communication function used in this product is IrFront® from ACCESS CO., LTD.
Copyright © 1996-2004 ACCESS CO., LTD.
miniSDTM is a trademark of 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, Friend mail, 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, i-board, Dual network, e-billing, Number Plus and i-shot logo
are trademarks of NTT DoCoMo.
Tsukaikata-navi® (Usage Navi) is a registered trademark of Kanatsuku, Inc..
Macromedia® FlashTM technology from Macromedia, Inc. is used in this product.
Copyright © 1995-2004 Macromedia, Inc. All right 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 Eichiai, Inc.
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.
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Contents
How to Use This Manual
Contents
Special Features of the mova N506i
Component Names and Functions
How to View the Display
Safety Precautions
Handling and Care
Product and Accessories
Understanding the Structure of the Menus
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4
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16
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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 call 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.
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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 Service
• 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 • Index, etc.
Quick Reference Manual ………588
0 As of January 2001, the paging service provided by NTT DoCoMo is known as QUICKCAST.
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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-compliant mobile phone or 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-compliant may not be displayed properly.)
Internet Access
0i-mode is a paid service to which you need to subscribe.
Special Features of the mova N506i
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 allow 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 allow 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
T9 direct loading
This feature makes character conversion even
easier when you are entering text in mail
messages, etc.
p. 524
4
Large 2.4-inch high-definition LCD screen
(240 × 345 pixels) used for the i-mode and
Camera functions.
●The mova features a large 2.4-inch screen with a
high-definition LCD panel, allowing large amounts of
text and images to be displayed to great effect on the
large, clear screen.
●The twin windows make it possible to use dictionaries, or
view received mail to compose a reply or add an event to
your schedule, etc.
●Built-in easy-to-read Shotai LC fonts and selectable
weights take the stress out of reading long mails or
visiting text-heavy websites. The body text of mail
messages can also be viewed in 6 different text sizes or
in an elongated font to make life easier for older users.
Original menu screen creation
Downloaded images and images photographed
using the mova’s camera can be set as icons in
menu screens.
p. 197
Impressive surround-sound
function with built-in twin speakers
●Songs created in stereo, including downloaded
melodies as well as built-in melodies, can now be
enjoyed in rich realistic sound.
●Ring tones with up to 50 chords (up to 64 chords for
built-in melodies) using FM※1 and WaveTable※2. The
mova even supports voice (sound effects, etc.) for
ring tones.
※1: The mova reproduces a wide range of tones by
synthesizing the sounds produced by oscillating
circuits.
※2: You can also vary the tempo of sounds such
as digital recordings of peoples’ voices and
animal calls and then use them in melodies
to produce an even wider range of tones.
p. 111
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 happy or angry.
p. 119
Built-in barcode reader
You can use the Camera functions to scan barcodes
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 (kokugo). 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 personal computers
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
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