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DoCoMo移动电话-D253i说明书.pdf
How to Use This Manual
1 Contents and Cautions
CONTENTS
Features of the mova D253i
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS –Always follow these directions–
Notes for Overall Handling
About Intellectual Property Rights
Included Items and Optional Accessories
2 Before Use
mova D253i Components and Functions
Viewing the Display
Selecting Menus
Using the Simple Menu Displays
If You Forget the Key Sequences
Attaching and Removing the Battery
Recharging the mova
Checking the Remaining Battery Level
Turning the Power On/Off
Switching the Display Language to English
Making Initial Settings
Setting the Date and Time
Notifying Caller ID to a Called Party
Confirming Your Own Phone Number
3 Making and Receiving Calls
Making a Call
Making an International Call
Redialing a Previously Dialed Phone Number
Activating or Deactivating Your Caller ID Before Making a Call
Short Dialing and Illegal Solicitation Call Rejection Function
Quickly Sending Touch Tones
Automatic Recovery of a Call That Was Cut Off
Reducing Background Noise for Clearer Sound
Making or Receiving a Hands-free Call in a Car (optional)
Receiving a Call
Answering a Call by Opening the mova
Ending a Call (or Putting it on Hold) by Closing the mova
Using the Received Calls Log
Adjusting the Sound Volume of the Other Party’s Voice During a Call
Adjusting the Ringing Tone Volume While the Phone is Ringing
Setting the Sound Quality During a Call
Reducing the Battery Consumption During Calls
Putting a Call on Hold When You Cannot Answer Immediately
Disabling Call Reception While Driving
Checking Missed Call
Recording the Caller’s Message When You Cannot Answer a Call
Deciding to Record a Caller’s Message While the Phone Rings
Playing Back/Deleting Voice Messages or Voice Memos
4 Phonebook
Adding an Entry to the Phonebook
Setting Group Names, Ringing Tones and Colors
Making a Call from the Phonebook
Editing Phonebook Entries
Deleting Phonebook Entries
Protecting Confidential Phonebook Entries
Checking the Phonebook Storage Status
Making a Call Using Simplified Keypresses
5 Sound,Display and Light Settings
Changing the mova Ringing Tones
Adjusting the mova Sound Volumes
Using the Vibrator to Announce Incoming Calls and Alarms
Making a Voice Recording to Be Used as a Ringing Tone
Turning Off the Keypad Sound
Turning On the Charging Sound
Informing of Poor Reception with an Alarm Sound
Setting the Duration of the Mail Ringing Tone
Ringing Tone Only from the Earphone (optional)
Turning All Phone Sounds Off
Customizing the Manner Mode
Customizing the Standby Screen
Displaying the Image Set in the Phonebook When You Make or Receive a Call
Displaying the Caller’s Name and/or Phone Number When You Receive a Call
Setting a Visual Partner
Adjusting Display Contrast
Displaying More Natural Color
Setting the Display and Button Lighting Level
Conserving Battery Life
Setting the Combination of Screen Colors
Changing the Design of the Main Menu
Setting the Illumination Color
Informing You Through Illumination That a Call or Mail Arrived
Changing the Font Size
Displaying the Prompt Screen after an Operation
6 Safety Settings
About Passwords and ID Numbers
Changing the Terminal ID Number
About the Various Locking Functions
Protecting Your Phone from Being Used by Others
Preventing Calls from Being Made and Received
Restricting Phonebook Use
Avoiding Accidental Key Presses When the mova is Closed
Preventing Unauthorized Playback of Voice Messages and Voice Memos
Setting the Log Display for Dialed/Received Calls
Preventing Unauthorized Access to Inmail Box/Outmail Box
Accepting Calls Only from Specified Phone Numbers
Rejecting Calls from Specified Phone Numbers
Rejecting Calls from Anonymous Callers
Setting No Ringing Tone for a Party Not Stored in the Phonebook
Rejecting Calls from Parties Not Stored in the Phonebook
Other Convenient Settings
7 Camera
Before Using the Camera
Taking Photographs
Making Video Recordings
Changing Photo and Video Settings
Changing Camera Settings
Using the Voice Shutter Function
8 i-mode
What is i-mode?
Displaying the i-mode Menu
Displaying i-mode Sites
How to View and Use Sites
Registering i-mode Sites in the My Menu List
Changing Your i-mode Password
Displaying Internet Web Sites
Saving and Quickly Displaying Web Pages and Other Sites
Storing i-mode Site Information as Screen Memos
Downloading Images from Sites and Messages
Downloading i-melodies from Sites
Using Phone to, Mail to and Web to Functions
Making i-mode Settings
Disabling i-mode Communication
Receiving Messages
Checking for Messages at the i-mode Center
Display Messages in the Message Box
9 Mail
i-mode Mail
Displaying the Mail Menu
Composing and Sending i-mode Mail
Using i-mode Mail to Send Melodies
Using i-mode Mail to Send Images
Saving Mail in the Outmail Box and Sending It Later
Composing Mail Quickly
Receiving i-mode Mail
Selecting and Receiving i-mode Mail
Checking for Mail at the i-mode Center
Sending Replies to Received Mail
Forwarding Mail to Other Recipients
Registering Addresses in the Phonebook
Saving Melodies from Received Mail
Displaying Images from Received Mail
Displaying i-mode Mail in the Inmail Box and Outmail Box
Using the Mail Logs
Setting the mova Mail Function
Composing and Sending Chat Mail
Composing and Sending Short Mail
Receiving Short Mail
What is i-shot?
Using i-shot to Send Photographs
Saving i-shot Mail and Sending It Later
Displaying Received i-shot Images
Changing Your i-shot Connection Host Settings
10 Data Display, Editing and Management
Displaying Saved Images
Editing Photographs
Playing Back Videos You Have Recorded
Managing Images and Videos in My Picture
Playing Back a Melody
Managing Images and Melodies
Infrared Communication
Sending/Receiving Individual Data Items
Sending/Receiving All Data Items
11 Other Convenient Functions
Automatically Turning On Your mova
Automatically Turning Off Your mova
Setting the Alarm to Sound When a Set Time Period Elapses
Setting the Alarm to Sound at a Specific Time
Storing Scheduled Activities and Anniversaries
Simplifying Frequently Used Functions
Setting the Function to be Executed When a Numeric Key is Pressed
Having Edit Screens Displayed When the mova is Opened
Storing Your Own Name and Image
Recording the Voice of the Other Party or Your Voice
Making a Call to the Number You Entered During a Previous Call
Checking Call Duration and Charge
Being Notified When Call Charges Exceed a Set Amount
Entering a Memo
Using Your mova as a Calculator
Displaying World-wide Local Times
Playing Games on Your mova
Using Data/Fax Communication (optional)
Using a Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone (optional)
Selecting Who Will be Dialed with the Earphone Connected (optional)
Answering a Call Automatically with the Earphone Connected (optional)
Reverting Phone Settings to Their Defaults
12 Network Services
Available Network Services
Voice Mail Service (charged)
Call Waiting Service (charged)
Call Forwarding Service (No charge)
Stop Unwanted Calls Service (charged)
Three-way Calling Service (charged)
Number Plus Service (charged)
Caller ID Display Request Service (No charge)
Selecting How an Incoming Call is Handled During Another Call
13 Character Entry
Basic Character Entry Procedures
Entering Characters with the Five-Touch Method
Storing/Editing Template Phrases
Copying, Cutting and Pasting Text
Entering Characters Using Character Map Codes
Storing Frequently Used Words
Entering Characters with the Two-Touch Method
14 Appendix
Menu List
Character Assignment Table (five-touch method)
Character Assignment Table (two-touch method)
List of Symbols and Special Characters
Template Phrase List
Character Map Code List
Services Available from Your mova
Optional Components and Peripherals
About the Data Link Software
Something Wrong? First Check for Problems
Error Messages
Warranty and After Sales Service
Updating the Software
15 Index and Quick Manual
Index
Quick Manual
Application for “Voice Mail Service”, “Call Waiting Service”, “Call Forwarding Service”, “Stop Unwanted
Calls Service”, “Three-way Calling Service” and “WORLD CALL” is available using e-site.
ドコモeサイト(DoCoMo e-site) or http://www.esite.nttdocomo.co.jp/
No packet communication charges
iMenu □料金＆お申込(charges & application)
■ドコモeサイト(DoCoMo e-site)
• Access via i-mode
• Access via PC, etc. http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/ オンライン手続き/照会サービス(Online applications/inquiry service)
• You will need your “network ID number” that you specified at the time of application in order to access e-site via i-mode.
• No packet communication charges are incurred when accessing e-site via i-mode.
• You will need your “user ID” and “password” in order to access e-site from your PC.
• If you do not have or if you have forgotten your “network ID number”, “user ID”, and “password”, please contact the
DoCoMo service center listed below.
• e-site may not be available depending upon the content of your subscription.
• There may be cases where access to the site may not be available due to system maintenance, etc.
• e-site is not available with some service plans.
General inquiries
＜DoCoMo Information Center＞
(In English)
0120-005-250 (toll free)
* Can be called from 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 mobile phones and PHSs.
• Please confirm the phone number before you dial.
Technical inquiries
(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 mobile phones and PHSs.
• Please confirm the phone number before you dial.
• For further information, refer to the “Nationwide
Service Station List” included with your mova and
other devices.
Do not forget your cellular phone
... or your manners!
When using your portable phone in a public place, do not forget to show common courtesy
and consideration for others around you.
Sales: NTT DoCoMo Group
NTT DoCoMo Hokkaido, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Tokai, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Chugoku, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Tohoku, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Hokuriku, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Shikoku, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Kansai, Inc.
NTT DoCoMo Kyushu, Inc.
Manufacturer: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
To prevent damage to the
environment, bring used battery
packs to an NTT DoCoMo service
center, an NTT DoCoMo agent or a
recycle center.
Li-ion
Li-ion
Made from 100% recycled
paper.
This manual is printed using an ink
based on soy bean oil.
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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
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Index and
Quick Manual
To owners of the mova D253i,
NOTICE OF CORRECTION
Inaccurate information has been found in the manual for the mova D253i. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have
caused and ask you to refer to the following revised information when using your phone.
Page
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P158
P387
Previous
Corrected
(Location: The flow indication in the second bullet of “■ To
switch between lighting levels for the “no mobile” setting with
the touch of a button” which is shown in the explanations for
step 2 under “Setting the Display and Button Lighting Level”.)
medium light
low light
high light
medium light
high light
low light
(Location: The sentence in the first bullet to the right of the
“Unsaved video screen” display which is shown in the “When
recording is stopped in progress” explanation under “Making
Video Recordings”.)
To play back the video in order to check it, press (play).
(Location: The flow indication in the first example that is
shown in the “To restore characters that have been set”
explanation under “Entering Characters with the Five-Touch
Method”.)
赤い
To play back the video in order to check it, press (play).
赤い
* There is no underline shown under the text
in the actual display.
Notes on Using the Camera
If a call, mail or message is received while the photo shooting screen or the video recording screen is displayed, some “noise” may appear
in the photo or video.
If a call, mail or message is received while you are taking a photograph, the shutter may not be activated even when you press (photo).
In addition, when using the burst shoot mode with the auto timer function, a longer period of time will elapse between each shot.
If a call, mail or message is received while recording a video, the recording may be paused or it may take slightly longer than usual for that
recording to actually begin. If a pause does occur during recording, the video will be saved with the paused content and that same pause
will appear even during playback.
* It is thus recommended that you turn ON the self mode [☛P133] if the photos you are taking or the videos you are recording are extremely
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DoCoMo 800 MHz Digital
Thank you for selecting the DoCoMo mova D253i.
• Carefully read this manual, as well as the individual manuals for other devices such as the battery pack,
before using your mova D253i, and consult the corresponding manuals while using the phone and those other
related devices so that you are able to use them correctly and effectively. If you are unclear as to any point
indicated in any of these manuals, call the number for general inquiries that is listed on the back of this
manual.
• Your mova D253i is a valuable asset. Handle it with care and it will be your trusted partner for years to come.
Before using your mova
• The mova is cordless so you may not be able to use it in certain locations where signals cannot penetrate, such
as in tunnels, while underground, in some buildings or outdoors if the signal is weak or you are outside the
service area. You also may not be able to use your mova on the upper floors of some high-rise building, even
though there is nothing around you that interferes with the signal. Please note that your call may be disconnected
even when the signal is strong (when the signal strength indication shows three bars) and you are not moving.
• When using the mova in public, busy or quiet places, be careful not to disturb others.
• Since the mova relies on radio transmission, it is theoretically possible for third parties to intercept a call;
however, because the digital frequency system automatically employs a secrecy function for all calls, a third party
will pick up nothing but signal noise.
• Since the mova operates by the wireless transmission of voices converted to digital signals, if you are in a
location where the signal is weak, the original voice may not be accurately reproduced from the received digital
signal, therefore, the voice you hear may differ from the original sound of the speaker’s voice.
• DoCoMo asks that you keep a separate record (e.g. written copy) of all information you store in your mova.
DoCoMo accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any loss that occurs should the contents of the mova’s memory
be lost or altered.
• The 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. Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd.
• The NTT DoCoMo mova is exclusively for use in Japan.
Using this manual
Use any of the following methods to search for and find out about the specific setting and operating
procedures in this manual.
Section list: Refer to the cover of this manual to quickly find the desired section.
Table of contents: Lists the content of this manual by function. [☛ P2]
Features of the mova D253i: Learn about the main features and functions of the mova D253i. [☛ P4]
Index: Search for a specific keyword. [☛ P430]
Quick manual: Check operating procedures even while outside. [☛ P436]
• In this manual for the mova D253i, the mova D253i is referred to as the “mova”.
• Reproduction of all, or any part, of this manual is prohibited.
• The content of this manual is subject to change without notice.
* The display shown on the cover of this manual was inserted afterward.
Mobile phone etiquette
When using your mova, always be considerate of your environment and
those around you.
Turn the power OFF in the following situations
In prohibited areas
Use of mobile phones in the following places is prohibited. You must turn the power OFF.
• Airplanes
You must also turn the power OFF when in lobbies or waiting rooms of hospitals as there could
be people in such areas who could be adversely affected by mobile phone signals.
• Hospitals
■ While driving
Do not use a mobile phone while driving. A momentary distraction could cause an accident. You
can select Drive mode when you do not want to turn the power OFF.
■ On crowded trains or in other areas where there could be a person with an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or defibrillator
Operating a mobile phone could interfere with implanted cardiac pacemakers or defibrillators. In
such cases always turn the power OFF.
■ When visiting live events, movie theaters, museums or other public spaces
The ringing of your phone and your telephone conversations could disturb others around you in
quiet public spaces.
Be considerate of your location and those around you with respect to the volume
of your speaking voice and your mova’s ringing tone
■ When using a mobile phone in a restaurant, hotel lobby or other quiet place, always
remember to lower your voice.
■ When using a mobile phone on the street, find a place that does not interfere with passing
traffic.
Functions convenient for public etiquette
You may select a mode to reject incoming calls, turn OFF all sounds generated by your mova,
or choose some other mode to keep from disturbing those around you.
• Manner mode/Own manner mode
Key tones, ringing tones and other sounds generated by the mova are turned OFF. You
cannot, however, turn OFF the shutter sound, the burst shooting sound or the auto timer
sound when taking photographs. Nor can you turn OFF the video recording start and end
sounds when making video recordings (Manner Mode).You may activate the voice message
function or change the vibration and sound settings for manner mode (Own Manner Mode).
• Drive mode
When a call is received while driving, an announcement informs the caller that you cannot
answer the call because you are driving and the call is then terminated. Your driving
concentration is not affected as the ringing tones are silenced.
• Vibrator
When a call is received, the mova vibrates instead of ringing.
• Voice message function
When you cannot answer a call, the caller can leave a brief voice message.
You may also use optional services such as the Voice Mail Service or Call Forwarding Service.
• Be careful not to violate the copyright and the right of portrait.
Do not use the copyright material or the image of other persons without permission.
• Do not use the camera in the place where photography is prohibited.
Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and
sending photos using camera-equipped mobile phones.
■
How to Use This Manual (including the Quick Manual [☛ P436])
Default setting
at the time of
purchase
Direct button
assignment No.
[☛ P23]
When a function
can be accessed
via multiple direct
assignment
numbers, all of
the corresponding
numbers will be
listed.
Overview of
function and
information you
need to keep in
mind
Tip
Provides
additional
information about
the operation.
■ Organization of operation descriptions
Function
name
Title
Page
reference
Operation
procedure
Describes the
steps in a
procedure.
Column
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convenient
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Muted Ringing Time
[Default] 0s
M7ss1 M46ss1
Setting No Ringing Tone for a Party Not Stored in the Phonebook
For calls that are received from someone who is not registered in the phonebook, or from
someone who does not send their caller ID information, you can set the number of
seconds (muted ringing time) that will elapse from the moment that the call is received
until the ringing tone actually starts. This function can be set to any length of time between
0 and 99 seconds.You can defeat nuisance calls such as “wan-giri” (“one-ring and hang
up”) illegal solicitation by setting a short period of time.
•This function cannot be turned on when the unstored number rejection is on. [☛ P143]
“mute seconds” from the menu.
1 While in standby, select “privacy”
2 Enter your 4-digit terminal ID number.
3 Use
to
to enter the desired period of time and than press
(set).
The muted ringing time is set.
• You can set a time period of between 0 and 99 seconds.
• Use
• If you make a mistake, press
to adjust the amount of time.
to delete the number and reenter the
correct number.
• To cancel the muted ringing time, set the time to any of the following and
then press
• __s
• _0s
(set).
• 00s
When the muted ringing time is set
• When a party who is not stored in the phonebook calls, the mova operates as follows until the muted
ringing time elapses.
• Ringing tone does not sound and call indicator does not flash.
• The caller hears the ring back tone.
• If the call is disconnected within the muted ringing time, a record of the call will be recorded in the
received calls log as a mute receive call. (The missed call icon will also be displayed.)
• When a call is received without a caller ID, the muted ringing time function will not engage. Whether that
call is answered or not will be determined by the caller ID-based call blocking setting.
• When call acceptance or rejection is set simultaneously with the muted ringing time, calls from those
parties registered under call rejection will be rejected regardless of the muted ringing time setting. Such
calls will be recorded in the received calls log as mute receive calls. (The missed call icon will also be
displayed.)
Notes
• When phonebook access is locked and a call is received from someone who is registered in the
phonebook, the ringing tone will play and a record of the call will be recorded in the received calls log as a
mute receive call. (The missed call icon will also be displayed.)
• Whether the mail ringing tone for i-mode mail sounds or not is determined by the mail ringing tone setting,
regardless of the muted ringing time setting.
• If the muted ringing time is set for longer than the voice message shift time, the voice message will engage
without the mova ringing. In order to ensure that the mova rings before engaging the voice message, be
sure to make the voice message shift time is set to a shorter time than the muted ringing time.
Be aware that the same applies for the time to call Voice Message Service and for the Call Forwarding
Service and auto answer.
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■ Menu descriptions
This manual describes the selection of menus and submenus as shown below.
Select “setting”
menu
Format
“own number” from the
Meaning
Select “setting” from the main menu and then select
“own number” from the branch menu.
■ Quick Manual
A Quick Manual is included at the end of this manual and can be removed for easy reference.
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Before using your mova.................Inside front cover
Using this manual ..........................Inside front cover
How to Use This Manual .........................................1
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Contents and Cautions
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• Features of the mova D253i
• SAFETY PRECAUTIONS –Always follow
these directions–
• Notes for overall handling
• About intellectual property rights
• Included items and optional accessories
Before Use
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• mova D253i components and functions
• Viewing the display
• Selecting menus
• Using the Simple menu displays
• Help function
• Attaching and removing the battery
• Recharging
• Remaining battery level
• Power on/off
• Initial settings
• Date and time setting
• Caller ID notification
• Phone number display
• Bilingual function
Making and Receiving Calls
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• WORLD CALL
• Making a call
• International prefix • Redialing
• Deleting redial data • 186/184
• Short dialing/Illegal solicitation call
rejection function
• Call recovery
• Hands-free in a car
• Open answer
• Called log
• Pause function
• Noise reduction
• Receiving a call
• Close operation
• Deleting called log • Earpiece volume
• Ring volume
• Battery saving mode
• Answer hold
• Absent reception • Voice message
• Voice message shift time
• Record answering messages
• Quick voice message
• Voice memo player
• WOWVoice setting
• Drive mode
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Phonebook
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• Storing phonebook entries
• Group setting
• Searching phonebook entries
• Editing phonebook entries
• Deleting phonebook entries
• Secret search
• Two-touch dialing
• Storage status check
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Sound, Display and Light Settings 95
• Charging sound
• Mail tone time
• Own manner mode
• Caller information
• Sound settings
• Sound volume adjustment
• Vibrator
• Sound melody recording
• Keypad sound
• Quality alarm
• Earphone/speaker ringing tone
• Manner mode
• Standby screen setting
• Photo call
• Visual partner setting
• Contrast adjustment
• Natural color matrix
• Light setting
• Color theme setting
• Menu icon setting
• Illumination setting
• Missed call indicator
• Character size setting
• Assist partner setting
• Power saving mode
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Safety Settings
• About passwords
• Terminal ID
• About the various locking functions
• Keypad lock
• Remote lock
• Self mode
• Phone access restriction
• Slide interlock protection system
• Voice memo lock
• Log display setting
• Mail security
• Call rejection
• Set no caller ID reception
• Muted ringing time
• Non-registered telephone number
• Call acceptance
rejection
• Other convenient settings
Camera
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• Frame shoot
• Before using the camera
• Taking photographs
• Burst shoot
• Making video recordings
• Photography settings
• Camera settings
• Reset camera settings
• Voice shutter
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• i-mode menu
• Bookmark
• Downloading images
i-mode
• What is i-mode?
• i-mode site display
• My Menu
• Screen memo
• i-melody
• Convenient i-mode functions
• i-mode settings
• Receive message
• Message R/message F
etc.
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Mail
• Mail menu
• i-mode mail
• Composing and sending i-mode mail
• Automatic mail reception
• Selective mail reception
• Reply to mail
• Inmail box/Outmail box
• Deleting mail
• Protecting mail
• Mail log
• Mail settings
• Composing and sending chat mail
• Sending and receiving short mail
• What is i-shot?
• Composing and sending i-shot mail
• Displaying i-shot images
etc.
Data Display, Editing and Management 285
• My picture image display
• Editing photographs
• My picture video playback
• Effect playback
• My picture data management
• Melody player
• Data box
• Infrared communication
• Sending/receiving infrared data
• Sending/receiving all infrared data etc.
• Program playback
Other Convenient Functions
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• Auto power off
• Alarm time
• Jump menu
• Slide edit
• Auto power on
• Easy timer
• Schedule
• One-touch start
• In-call/standby voice memo
• Scratch pad
• Call duration/call charge
• Call billing notification
• Memo pad
• World clock
• Data/fax communication
• Switch-equipped earphone/microphone
• Auto dial
• Reset settings
• Calculator
• Games
• Auto answer
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• Available network services
• Voice Mail Service
• Call Waiting Service
• Call Forwarding Service
• Stop Unwanted Calls Service
• Three-way Calling Service
• Number Plus Service
• Caller ID Display Request Service
• Network service selection function
Character Entry
• Basic character entry procedures
• Five-touch method
• Storing template phrase
• Copy text
• Character map codes
• Storing new words
• Two-touch method
• Character input method
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Appendix
• Menu list
• Character assignment table
• List of symbols and special characters
• Template phrase list
• Character map code list
• Service available from your mova
• Optional components and peripherals
• About the data link software
• Something wrong? First check for
problems
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• Index
• Quick manual
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Features of the mova D253i
Easy-to-use i-mode
i-mode enables email to be sent to Internet addresses using i-mode mail, and offers access to an
abundance of information through connection to i-mode and Internet sites, etc.
* i-mode is a fee-based service that requires subscription.
Built-in camera
• The camera can be turned on and off by simply opening the mova halfway from the closed position or
closing the mova. [☛ P146]
• Photos can be taken in the burst shoot mode and using the auto timer function. Photos you take can
be sent using i-shot mail, and they can be designated for use with phonebook entries and in the
standby screen. Photos can also be taken with a selection of settings such as “whiten”, “suntan”,
“night”, “backlight compensation”, “sport”, etc. [☛ P147, 149]
• Usable pixels: Approx. 320,000
• Maximum recording pixels: Approx. 310,000
i-shot compatibility
Photographs taken in sizes other than i-shotS and
i-shotL can be converted to i-shotS or i-shotL size
for transmission (both i-shot), and photos can be
transmitted immediately after they are taken
(instant i-shot). [☛ P273]
Simple menu
Relatively easier to read and use than the
Standard menu, the Simple menu offers you a
larger text display and displays operating
instructions for some functions. [☛ P26]
Slide operation
• Answer calls, end conversations, put calls on
hold, or even continue a conversation with the
mova closed. [☛ P56]
• Access either the compose reply screen for
answering received mail or the schedule’s edit
screen simply by opening the mova. [☛ P350]
Recording videos
• Make up to 60-second video recordings with the
built-in camera. Pause, single-frame
advance/rewind, fast-forward and fast-rewind
are available during playback. [☛ P156]
• Edit recorded videos by adding a marker stamp
or a mosaic and then playback that edited video.
[☛ P304]
Voice shutter
Record a keyword in advance and use that to
operate the camera shutter for taking photos and
recording videos. [☛ P165]
Infrared communication
Exchange phonebook data, mail data and images
with other devices. [☛ P321]
Slide interlock protection system
Slide the protection key to prevent keys from
being mistakenly pressed while the mova is
closed. [☛ P135]
Safety settings
Change the settings in the mova to restrict use of the phonebook, and limit reception of phone calls
received from unknown callers. Change i-mode mail settings to block junk mail. [☛ P127]
Network services
• Voice Mail Service (charged) [☛ P370]
• Call Waiting Service (charged) [☛ P372]
• Call Forwarding Service (no charge) [☛ P373]
• Stop Unwanted Calls Service (charged) [☛ P375]
• Three-way Calling Service (charged) [☛ P375] • Number Plus Service (charged) [☛ P377]
• Caller ID Display Request Service (no charge) [☛ P378]
• Network Service Selection Function [☛ P379]
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS –Always follow these directions–
• Read the following SAFETY PRECAUTIONS to ensure that the phone is used
correctly. Also, store this manual in a convenient location for future reference.
• It is essential that these precautions be observed to prevent injury to the user
and third parties as well as damage to property.
• The following symbols are used to indicate the degree of danger or
damage that may result from failing to follow the specified precautions.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if
not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if
not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if
not avoided, may result in injury or property damage.
• The following symbols are used to highlight instructions that are very
important and that must be strictly followed.
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This indicates the action is prohibited.
This indicates disassembly
is prohibited.
This indicates the part must
not be exposed to water.
This indicates that handling
with wet hands is prohibited.
This indicates an action that must be performed in accordance
with the directions.
This indicates you must remove the plug from the power outlet.
• The SAFETY PRECAUTIONS are separated into five categories.
Handing the mova, battery and adapter (and charger) (general information) ......P.6
Handling the mova ..............................................................................................P.7
Handling the battery .............................................................................................P.8
Handling the adapter (and charger) .....................................................................P.10
Using the mova in the vicinity of medical devices ................................................P.11
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