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Rejecting Calls from
Unidentified Callers

<Call setting w/o ID>

You can accept or reject voice/videophone calls from
callers who do not provide the caller ID depending on
the reason for no caller ID.

“Settings” “Lock/Security”

“Call setting w/o ID” Enter your
security code Select any item:

Unknown

……

Specifies whether to accept or reject

calls from callers who are unable to provide the
caller ID, such as calls from overseas or calls from
ordinary phones sent via a call forwarding service.
Some phone companies provide caller IDs.

Payphone

……

Specifies whether to accept or reject

calls dialed from pay phones.

User unset

……

Specifies whether to accept or reject

calls made by callers who withhold their caller IDs.

“Accept” or “Reject”

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When “Accept” is selected

“Select ring tone” or “Select calling disp.”

• Select the ring tone from “Same as ring tone/

Melody/i-motion/Music/Voice announce/
Random melody/OFF” for “Select ring tone”
(when “Same as ring tone” is selected, the
“Phone” setting of “Select ring tone” is used).

• Select the calling display from “Same as

display/My picture/i-motion” for “Select calling
disp.” (when “Same as display” is selected, the
“Calling” setting of “Display setting” is used).

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When “Reject” is selected

The call is rejected and the other party hears the
busy tone.

Muting Ring Tones for Callers
Not Stored in the Phonebook

<Ring time(sec.)>

You can set the mute period for the ring tone for voice/
videophone calls from the phone number which is not
stored in the FOMA terminal (Phone) phonebook or UIM
phonebook (Set mute seconds). You can prevent
accidentally dialing numbers, such as nuisance calls that
only ring for a short period from Received calls record.

“Set mute seconds” also works when you receive a
voice/videophone call without caller ID or when there is
another incoming call during a voice/videophone call.

You cannot set “Set mute seconds” when “Reject
unknown” is set to “Reject”.

“Settings” “Incoming call”

“Ring time(sec.)” Select any item:

Set mute seconds

……

Enters the time for which the ring tone

is muted before starting up (01 to 99 seconds).

OFF

……

Sets the time for which the ring tone is

muted before starting up to 0 second.

Missed calls display

……

Specifies whether to

record received calls for which no ring tone sounded
to the missed calls record or the shortcut icon.

Rejecting Calls from Callers
Not Stored in the Phonebook

<Reject unknown>

You can specify whether to accept or reject calls from
callers who are not stored in the phonebook of the
FOMA terminal (Phone) or the FOMA card (UIM).

This function is applied to only calls of which caller
ID is notified. It is recommended to set “Caller ID
Request” or “Call setting w/o ID” at the same time.

The ring tone or calling display selected in this
function is the setting for voice phone calls without
caller ID. When you receive videophone calls without
the caller ID, “Videophone” of “Select ring tone” or
“V.phone Calling” of “Display setting” is used.

When you receive a call from a caller who is set to
“Reject”, the call is rejected even when “Voice Mail” or
“Call Forwarding” service is set to “Activate”. However,
if the FOMA terminal is turned off or

“

”

or if the

ringing time set for “Voice Mail” or “Call Forwarding” is
0 (zero) second, “Voice Mail” or “Call Forwarding” is
enabled.

The FOMA terminal receives i-mode mail and SMS
regardless of this function.

When you receive a call from someone who is stored
in the phonebook as a secret data, the FOMA terminal
operates as specified in this function.

If the mute time is longer than the ringing time for the
Record message function, the FOMA terminal
switches directly to Record message without ringing
first. To have the FOMA terminal ring before it records
a message, make sure that the ringing time for Record
message is longer than the mute time. The same
applies to the ringing times for Voice Mail, Call
Forwarding and Auto answer setting.