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Sharp Vodafone 802SH, User Manual

The Sharp Vodafone 802SH Service Manual is a comprehensive user guide for this cutting-edge mobile device. Providing step-by-step instructions and troubleshooting tips, this manual is a valuable resource for users seeking to maximize the potential of their device. Download your free copy from our website 88.208.23.73:8080 today.

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Summary of Contents for Vodafone 802SH

Page 1: ...venient place for reference Accessible Vodafone services may vary by service area subscription etc Note Copying this manual in whole or part without authorisation is prohibited Manual content is subject to change without prior notice Efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy and clarity of this manual Please contact Customer Service General Information see P 16 32 concerning unclear or missing...

Page 2: ...tems move cursor scroll etc In this manual Multi Selector operations are indicated as shown to the right Basic Multi Selector Operations B E Press C or D B F Press B or A B G Press C D B or A Use Side Keys when Display is in Viewer position see P 1 14 In this manual Side Keys are indicated as shown to the right c is not inscribed on the actual Clear Key Symbols Multi Selector A D B C b Side Keys C...

Page 3: ...ollows Handset Menu Operations Main Menu H Menu Item A Handset Operation A Options c e Operations such as selecting a file Select menu item and press b Press c or e Press b In this Vodafone 802SH Instruction Manual Vodafone 802SH is abbreviated as 802SH ...

Page 4: ... CUtility Software CD ROM May also be purchased separately Tip H For accessory related information please contact Vodafone Customer Centre General Information see P 16 32 802SH is compatible with SD Memory Cards SD Memory Card is not included in this package Purchase SD Memory Card to use Memory Card related handset functions ...

Page 5: ... 23 C In Car Charger 1 24 Memory Card 1 25 C Precautions 1 25 C Inserting Removing SD Memory Card 1 26 Handset Power On Off 1 28 C Keypad Lock 1 29 C Pen Light 1 29 0 Pen Light On Off 1 29 Handset Menus 1 30 C Main Menu 1 30 C Soft Keys 1 31 C User Shortcuts 1 32 0 Assign 1 32 0 Move 1 32 0 Set to Default 1 32 Security Codes 1 33 C Handset Code 1 33 C Centre Access Code 1 33 C Network Password 1 3...

Page 6: ...acters 3 5 C Kanji Hiragana Katakana 3 5 C Entering Alphanumerics 3 7 C Symbols Pictographs Emoticons 3 7 C Mail Web Extensions 3 9 C Character Code 3 9 C Pager Code 3 9 Conversion Methods Japanese Only 3 11 C Phonetic Conversion 3 11 C One Hiragana Conversion 3 11 C Hiragana to Katakana Alphanumerics Conversion 3 12 C Quick Conversion for Hiragana 3 12 C Conversion Settings 3 13 0 Disable Predict...

Page 7: ...ameras 5 4 0 Swap Images 5 4 0 Send Alternative Image 5 4 0 Mute 5 4 TV Call Settings 5 5 0 Default Image 5 5 0 Setting Alternative Image 5 5 0 Loudspeaker 5 5 0 Picture Quality 5 5 0 Backlight 5 5 0 Mute Microphone 5 5 0 Hold Guidance Pict 5 5 Getting Started 6 2 C Precaution 6 2 C Mobile Camera Basics 6 2 C Viewfinder Key Assignments 6 4 Still Images 6 5 C Photo Camera Mode 6 5 C Capturing Still...

Page 8: ...ing Music 7 3 C Playback 7 4 C Playback Settings 7 5 0 Tone Control 7 5 0 Playback Pattern 7 6 Playing Video 7 6 C Playback 7 7 C Playback Settings 7 7 0 Playback Pattern 7 7 0 Backlight 7 7 0 Display Size 7 7 Editing Video 7 8 C Selecting Start and End Points 7 8 C Cropping Video Clips 7 8 C Editing Subtitles 7 9 0 Duration 7 9 0 Display Position 7 9 0 Font Size 7 9 0 Scrolling 7 10 0 Background ...

Page 9: ... C Adding Folders 8 14 C Changing File Names 8 14 C Deleting Files Folders 8 14 C Copying Moving Files 8 15 Getting Started 9 2 Bluetooth 9 3 C Getting Started 9 3 C Bluetooth Operations 9 5 C Bluetooth Settings 9 8 0 Device Name 9 8 0 Bluetooth Timeout 9 8 0 Handsfree Setting 9 8 Infrared 9 9 C Getting Started 9 9 C Transferring Files 9 10 PC Transmissions 9 12 C Utility Software 9 13 C 3G GSM GP...

Page 10: ...dar 10 5 0 Font Settings 10 5 0 Greeting Message 10 5 0 Show Operator Name 10 5 0 Language 10 5 C Light Settings 10 6 0 Backlight 10 6 0 Brightness 10 6 0 Display Saving 10 6 Sound Settings 10 6 Clock Settings 10 7 0 Set Date Time 10 7 0 Time Date Format 10 7 0 Time Zone Daylight Saving 10 7 0 Calendar Format 10 7 User Dictionary 10 8 C Entries Partly Japanese Only 10 8 0 New Entry 10 8 0 Edit Del...

Page 11: ...4 C Editing Entries 11 4 C Deleting Entries 11 4 0 This Appointment 11 4 0 All This Day 11 4 0 All This Month 11 5 0 Up to Last Month 11 5 0 All Appointments 11 5 Alarm 11 5 C Setting Alarm 11 5 0 Assign Alarm Tone 11 6 0 Assign Alarm Video 11 6 0 Snooze 11 6 0 Alarm Volume 11 7 0 Duration 11 7 0 Vibration 11 7 C Cancelling Reactivating Alarm 11 7 0 Switch Off 11 7 0 Switch On 11 7 C Deleting Alar...

Page 12: ...0 Number of Copies 11 23 E Books 11 24 C Reading Content 11 24 C Using E Book Images 11 27 0 As Wallpaper 11 27 0 Embedded Information 11 27 C Using A Dictionary 11 27 0 Look Up Word 11 27 0 Properties 11 27 Phone Help 11 28 Optional Service Overview 12 2 Call Forwarding 12 2 0 Call Forwarding 12 3 0 Cancel Forwarding 12 3 0 Status 12 3 Voice Mail 12 4 0 Voice Mail 12 4 0 Cancel Voice Mail 12 4 0 ...

Page 13: ...3 11 C Editing Bookmarks My Saved Page 13 13 0 Rename 13 13 0 Delete 13 13 0 Edit URL only for Bookmarks 13 13 0 Bookmarks Folder 13 13 C Streaming 13 14 C Sub Menu Settings 13 15 0 Reload Page 13 15 0 Send Page 13 15 0 Properties 13 15 0 Browser Data 13 16 0 Search This Page 13 16 0 Restart Browser 13 16 0 About 13 16 0 Uploading Files 13 16 Other Functions 13 17 C Basic Settings 13 17 0 Cookies ...

Page 14: ...4 23 C Sending from Draft 14 24 C Protecting a Message 14 24 C Deleting Messages 14 25 C Linked Info 14 26 C Saving Attachments to Data Folder 14 27 C Mail Box List 14 28 0 Message Details 14 28 0 Read Unread 14 28 Server Mail 14 29 C Retrieving Mail List 14 29 C Retrieving Selected Messages 14 30 C Deleting Selected Messages 14 30 C Forwarding Server Mail 14 31 Mail Settings 14 31 C General Setti...

Page 15: ...saver 15 6 C Setting Security Level 15 7 Additional Functions 15 8 C V application Operational Settings 15 8 0 Application Volume 15 8 0 Backlight 15 8 0 Blink 15 8 0 Vibration 15 9 0 Calls Alarms 15 9 C Reset 15 9 0 Set to Default 15 9 0 Memory All Clear 15 9 Function Menu 16 2 Troubleshooting 16 4 Character Code List 16 9 Pictograph List 16 15 Specifications 16 21 Index 16 23 Warranty After Sale...

Page 16: ...s Make sure you thoroughly understand these symbols before reading on Symbols and their meanings are described below CSymbols Safety Precautions Before Using Handset DANGER Great risk of death or serious injury from improper use WARNING Risk of death or serious injury from improper use CAUTION Risk of injury or damage to property from improper use Prohibited Actions Compulsory Actions Attention Re...

Page 17: ...gnite causing injury Use a case to carry handset Prevent injury from battery leakage breakage or fire Do not Heat or dispose of battery in fire Disassemble modify or break battery Damage or solder battery Use a damaged or deformed battery Use non specified charger see P iii Force battery into handset Charge or place battery near fire heat sources or in extreme heat Use battery for other equipment ...

Page 18: ...st metal etc Do not use Mobile Light near people s faces Eyesight may be temporarily affected leading to accidents Keep handset Charger or Holder away from microwave ovens Battery or handset may leak burst overheat or ignite and cause accidents Do not disassemble or modify handset Do not open housing of handset Charger or Holder may cause electric shock or injury Contact Vodafone Customer Centre C...

Page 19: ...et while driving Pull over beforehand Mobile phone use while driving is prohibited by the revised Road Traffic Law effective from 1 November 2004 Do not use Headphones while driving or riding a bicycle Accidents may result Moderate volume outside especially at level road crossings to avoid accidents Do not swing handset by handstrap May result in injury or breakage Turn handset power off before bo...

Page 20: ...ur Do not use multiple cords in one outlet May generate excess heat or fire Do not bend twist pull or set objects on cord Exposed wire may cause fire or electric shock Do not short circuit Charger connector Keep metal away from connector May cause overheating fire or electric shock Do not use Desktop Holder inside vehicles Extreme temperature or vibration may cause fire or breakage Preventing acci...

Page 21: ...Radio Industries and Businesses March 2001 Persons with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators should keep handset more than 22 cm away Implanted pacemakers or defibrillators may malfunction due to radio waves Turn handset power off in crowded places such as trains People with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators may be near Implanted pacemakers or defibrillators may malfunction due to radio wav...

Page 22: ... sources to avoid malfunction or accidents Usage environment Excessive dust may prevent heat release and cause burnout or fire Avoid using handset on the beach Sand may cause malfunction or accidents Keep handset away from credit cards phone cards etc to avoid data loss Avoid leaving handset in extreme heat inside vehicles etc Handset may heat up and lead to burns Volume settings Keep handset volu...

Page 23: ...opper PC resin Acrylic resin Camera Ornament ABS resin deposition sealer tin Acrylic UV curing painting Screw cover above Display Keypad Urethane resin Screw cover below Display PET Screw cover hinge UV curing resin Side Keys ABS resin chrome plating sealer nickel copper PC resin Multi Selector Function Key Left Soft Key Right Soft Key ABS resin chrome plating sealer nickel copper Start Key Power ...

Page 24: ... Use only the specified fuse 1A fuse for In Car Charger Or may cause breakage fire Always charge handset in a well ventilated area Avoid covering wrapping Charger Desktop Holder May cause damage fire Do not use In Car Charger when engine is off Start engine before use Or car battery may be weakened Long periods of disuse Be sure to unplug Charger or In Car Charger after use Handset maintenance Whe...

Page 25: ...h ordinary refuse Tape over battery terminals before disposal or bring them to a Vodafone shop Follow local regulations regarding battery disposal Keep battery out of the reach of children Charge battery within a range of 5 C 35 C Out of this range battery may leak overheat or performance may deteriorate If your child is using handset explain all instructions and supervise usage If there is abnorm...

Page 26: ...d for inspection upon request Handset use near landlines TVs or radios may cause interference Beware of eavesdropping Because this service is completely digital the possibility of signal interception is greatly reduced however some transmissions may be overheard Eavesdropping Deliberate accidental interception of communications constitutes eavesdropping Never use handset when driving Do not park i...

Page 27: ...dphones moderate volume to avoid sound bleed Handset is not water proof Avoid exposure to liquids and high humidity B Keep handset away from precipitation B Cold air from air conditioning etc may condense causing corrosion B Avoid dropping handset in a wet area toilet bathroom etc B On the beach keep handset away from water and direct sunlight B Perspiration may seep inside handset causing malfunc...

Page 28: ... Portfolio License for encoding in compliance with the MPEG 4 Systems Standard except that an additional licence and payment of royalties are necessary for encoding in connection with i data stored or replicated in physical media which is paid for on a title by title basis and or ii data which is paid for on a title by title basis and is transmitted to an end user for permanent storage and or use ...

Page 29: ...ed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following United States Patents and or their counterparts in other nations 4 901 307 5 490 165 5 056 109 5 504 773 5 101 501 5 506 865 5 109 390 5 511 073 5 228 054 5 535 239 5 267 261 5 544 196 5 267 262 5 568 483 5 337 338 5 600 754 5 414 796 5 657 420 5 416 797 5 659 569 5 710 784 5 778 338 Bluetooth is a trademark of the Bluetooth SIG Inc Th...

Page 30: ...immediately or stop the transmission and contact us for countermeasures partitioning etc 3 For any other issues including interference with specified low power radio stations for mobile equipment identification contact us at the following number Vodafone Customer Centre General Information From a Vodafone handset call toll free at 157 for General Information From landlines refer to Customer Servic...

Page 31: ... residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can...

Page 32: ...s described in this user guide is 0 326W kg Body worn Operation This device was tested for typical body worn operations with the back of the handset kept 1 5cm from the body To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements use accessories that maintain a 1 5cm separation distance between the user s body and the back of the handset The use of beltclips holsters and similar accessories shoul...

Page 33: ...itivities and environmental conditions European standards provide for the amount of radio frequency electromagnetic energy absorbed by the body when using a handset to be measured by reference to the Specific Absorption Rate SAR The SAR limit for the general public is currently 2W kg averaged over 10g of body tissue Your handset SAR value is 0 686W kg This has been tested to ensure that this limit...

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Page 35: ...1 1 Getting Started ...

Page 36: ...P 2 14 Manner Mode Press a single key to mute ringer and activate Message Recorder automatically P 2 16 Kanji Conversion Use Predictive or Previous Usage to reduce keystrokes when entering Japanese text P 3 6 P 3 12 3 13 Phone Book Save up to 500 entries with up to three phone numbers and mail addresses each on handset and more on USIM Card P 4 2 TV Call Place or receive calls with voice and video...

Page 37: ...can UPC and QR Codes or create QR Codes from Phone Book entries etc P 11 11 Electronic Books Read E Books XMDF format saved on SD Memory Card P 11 24 Vodafone live Exchange SMS MMS messages access the Mobile Internet and download V applications P 13 2 Call Forwarding Forward incoming calls to a specified number P 12 2 Voice Mail Forward incoming calls to Voice Mail Centre P 12 4 Call Waiting Answe...

Page 38: ...the USIM Card IC chip clean Use a dry soft cloth to clean the USIM Card Do not attach labels to USIM Card Malfunction may result USIM Card may not be recognised In such cases handset may automatically restart This is not a malfunction If Insert SIM Card appears check that USIM Card is properly inserted and restart handset USIM Card General Information Precautions IC USIM Card If Handset is Dropped...

Page 39: ...ttery see P 1 21 2 Slide in USIM Card with IC chip facing down 3 Insert battery Inserting Removing USIM Card Inserting Note H Do not force USIM Card into handset Damage may result Avoid touching USIM Card IC chip May hinder performance ...

Page 40: ...y Removing Note H Do not force USIM Card out of handset Damage may result Be careful not to lose removed USIM Card Avoid touching USIM Card IC chip May hinder performance In such cases Insert SIM Card may appear or handset may automatically restart This is not a malfunction Avoid touching USIM Card terminals as well e f ...

Page 41: ...x Cost PIN2 is 9999 by default To change PIN2 see P 10 10 PIN1 Lock or PIN2 Lock is activated if PIN1 or PIN2 is incorrectly entered three times consecutively Cancel PIN1 Lock by entering the Personal Unblocking Key PUK Code For information on PUK Code contact Vodafone Customer Centre General Information see P 16 32 USIM PINs PIN1 PIN2 PIN Lock PUK Code Note H If PUK Code is incorrectly entered te...

Page 42: ...1 8 1 Getting Started Handset Parts Functions Handset G F D E 8 9 3 4 2 1 7 5 6 C B A b U W T H M N P O V J I L K R S Q a ...

Page 43: ...s move cursor scroll etc BMicrophone Use in Viewer position CRight Soft Key Open Vodafone live menu or execute Soft Key function command DPower On Off Key Press for 2 seconds to turn handset power on off EMultimedia Text Key Start Media Player or toggle character types F Key When handset is opened for mobile camera clamshell open turn Mobile Light on off In text entry windows toggle through Symbol...

Page 44: ... see P 6 4 a Move cursor down or right b Move cursor up or left RInternal Antenna SSpeaker TExternal Camera lens cover Capture still and video images UPortrait Macro Selector VMobile Light Flashes for incoming calls mail Serves as a strobe or Pen Light WBattery Cover Note H Internal Antenna 802SH has no external antenna Handset transmits and receives signals via Internal Antenna Do not cover or pl...

Page 45: ...ding or Voice Mail X SSL X appears when Call Forwarding or Voice Mail is set for all Voice Calls 46 SMS 57 MMS 3 Receiving Mail d Sending Mail Y Memory Full 61 USB Transmission Ready d red Infrared Connection in Progress 0 Infrared Transmission in Progress 2 Bluetooth Transmission Ready B Bluetooth Transmission in Progress C Bluetooth Talk in Progress 7K Active V application K grey Paused V applic...

Page 46: ...ery Strength g Pen Light g and J flash when Pen Light is in use Bj Message Recorder Active l Message l green Message Recorder Active l black Message Recorder Cancelled Ce Alarm Set Dh Schedule Reminder On i Schedule Reminder Off EC Message Delivery Failure FG Auto Delivery Info Gk New Voice Mail Hk Secret Mode Active Il Phone Lock Active b Keypad Lock Active Jd grey Infrared Transmission Ready ...

Page 47: ...th Display in Viewer position Hold handset with both hands when changing Display position Handset is closed with Display facing inward Keep this position when not in use Handset is open with Display facing inward Place or answer calls or enter text Display Positions Keys Display Positions Clamshell Closed Tip H Place or answer calls with handset open clamshell open or in Viewer position 1 2 Clamsh...

Page 48: ... see P 6 18 Use h c M or L to perform basic operations as with clamshell open Self Portrait Position 4 Rotate Display 180 degrees clockwise 5 Note H Place or answer calls with handset open clamshell open or in Viewer position Do not rotate Display anticlockwise when changing to Self Portrait position Viewer Position 6 Close handset 7 Note H Do not carry handset with Display in Viewer position Dama...

Page 49: ...or V application is active Depends on content Key Press Methods Press Press once softly Long Press Press for 1 seconds Side Key Assignments Viewer In Standby h Long Press Activate mobile camera Press Open Main Menu c Long Press Illuminate Pen Light L M Press Adjust Earpiece Volume c LM h During Operations Viewer Position Clamshell Open h Long Press e Press b c Long Press g Press d M Press C or B L...

Page 50: ... illuminate when handset power is off Charging takes approximately 135 minutes with handset power off B Charging time may vary by ambient temperature Charger and battery may become warm during charging Move Charger away from home TVs or radios if interference occurs Use a dry cotton swab to clean handset battery and Charger terminals Avoid B Extreme temperatures B Humidity dust and vibration B Dir...

Page 51: ... stable signal conditions Battery Time may shorten when handset is used in poor conditions Poor Usage Conditions B Extreme temperatures use within a range of 5 C 35 C B Dirty handset battery or Charger terminals charging may be hampered B Weak signals or out of range Operation B V application is active B Repeated mobile camera use or barcode scanning B Frequent use of Mobile Light B Playing video ...

Page 52: ...king short beeps sound every five seconds After 20 seconds the call ends and handset shuts down Do not dispose of exhausted batteries with ordinary refuse Tape over battery terminals before disposal or bring them to a Vodafone shop Follow local regulations regarding battery disposal When battery runs out M Recharge battery appears and short beeps sound Handset shuts down after 20 seconds Extend Ba...

Page 53: ...rox 10 Remaining Strength at 25 C Hours of Use Battery Voltage Recharge battery appears Charge or replace battery immediately Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Level 0 M L K J Small Light Battery Strength Indicator Small Light Indicator J Conditions Off Flashes Ambient temperature is outside the range of 5 C 35 C or battery has run out Flashes red Flashes Battery life has ended or battery defect Illuminates...

Page 54: ...e cover Position and slide cover as shown until it stops Installing Removing Battery Inserting Tip H Lithium ion battery is used for this product Lithium ion battery is a recyclable resource To recycle a used battery take it to any shop displaying the symbol shown to the right To avoid fire or electric shock do not B Short circuit batteries B Disassemble batteries f e e f ...

Page 55: ...nd slide cover as shown 2 Lift and remove cover as shown 3 Remove battery Remove battery as shown Removing f e Note H Turn handset power off before removing battery Do not remove battery immediately after saving files sending messages etc ...

Page 56: ...inutes 4 After Charging Unplug Charger from outlet then handset Squeeze release tabs and pull connector straight out Cap Terminal Cover AC Charger Small Light 100 VAC Release Tab Charger Connector Blade AC Charger Printed Side Up External Device Connector Terminal Cover 2 4 1 3 Use specified Charger only Note H Do not pull bend or twist AC Charger cord AC Charger is compatible with 100 240 VAC hou...

Page 57: ...ks Charging starts and Small Light illuminates red see P 1 19 4 Charging is complete when light goes out Charging takes approximately 135 minutes 5 After Charging Unplug Charger from outlet and remove handset Desktop Holder Small Light Printed Side Down 100 VAC Release Tab Slot Connection Terminal Insert cord into the groove Tab AC Charger Blade 1 2 Mobile Light Indicator Activate Mobile Light see...

Page 58: ...ease tabs and pull connector straight out Cap Terminal Cover In Car Charger External Device Connector Terminal Cover Release Tab Printed Side Up Cigarette Lighter Socket Plug Small Light 2 3 5 4 1 Note H Use In Car Charger inside vehicles with a negative earth only Disconnect Charger before leaving vehicle to prevent charging with engine off Do not use In Car Charger with Desktop Holder Avoid char...

Page 59: ...o not place new labels or stickers on SD Memory Card These items may affect card performance or result in lost information Use an oil based felt pen to write on SD Memory Card Using a pencil or ballpoint pen may damage the card or result in lost information Never disassemble or modify an SD Memory Card Do not expose SD Memory Card to strong impacts pressure or liquids Do not touch SD Memory Card t...

Page 60: ...e cover Inserting Removing SD Memory Card Inserting Labelled Side Down Write Protection Switch Set Write Protection Switch to LOCK to prevent accidental erasure or overwriting For more information see SD Memory Card manual Note H Do not insert other objects into Memory Card Slot Damage may result ...

Page 61: ...appears at the top of Display Memory Card indicator lights flashes when in use etc Removing Note H Never remove SD Memory Card or battery while files are being accessed Damage to handset card may result Tip H Insert an SD Memory Card and turn handset power on Standby appears Memory Card load times vary depending on card size and the amount of information saved Memory Card Indicator c SD Memory Car...

Page 62: ...ime Note H Set the current date and time before using handset functions see P 10 7 USIM Card data is read after turning power on Signal strength indicator may take some time to appear It may take longer when turning power on for the first time If handset is dropped or subjected to shocks USIM Card may not be recognised In such cases handset may automatically restart This is not a malfunction Inser...

Page 63: ... illuminates C To change illumination colour press L or M while on C Press c to turn off Keypad Lock Activate Cancel Tip H When Keypad Lock is Active Incoming calls temporarily cancel Keypad Lock To answer calls press keys for Any Key Answer see P 2 5 Keypad Lock reactivates after the calls end Handset power does not turn off even if g is pressed for 2 seconds Pen Light Pen Light On Off Turn Pen L...

Page 64: ...n Viewer position press L or M 3 Press b Sub Menu opens see P 16 2 C In Viewer position press h CMain Menu Items Mail Messages V applications Vodafone live Mobile Internet sites Media Player Mobile Camera Data Folder Barcode Text Scanner Phone Book Settings Call Log Connectivity Infrared Bluetooth etc Tools Calendar Alarm World Clock etc Main Menu Select Exit N J Camera ...

Page 65: ...peration Press e to select or execute the assigned function or operation Soft Key Assignments Viewer Other Windows Press c to select or execute the assigned function or operation Press h to select or execute the assigned function or operation Press c to select or execute the assigned function or operation Press h to select or execute the assigned function or operation Press LM to select or execute...

Page 66: ...function and press b Press k A Select an item A Press e P A Select Assign A Press b A Select new item A Press b Press k A Select an item A Press e P A Select Move A Press b A Use E to move position A Press b Press k A Press e P A Select Set to Default A Press b A Press e i Using Shortcuts Assign Change default shortcuts Move Change the order of items Set to Default Return to default shortcuts ...

Page 67: ... If Network Password is incorrectly entered three times Call Barring settings are locked To resolve Network Password and Centre Access Code must be changed For details contact Vodafone Customer Centre General Information see P 16 32 Security Codes Handset Code Centre Access Code Network Password Note H Write down Handset Code Centre Access Code and Network Password If lost contact Vodafone Custome...

Page 68: ...2 1 Basic Handset Operations ...

Page 69: ...ck 184 or 31 Alternatively press e P A Select Show My ID or Hide My ID A Press b 3 Confirm the number and press f Correcting Wrong Numbers Use B or A to move cursor and press i to delete the digit above the cursor Press i for 1 seconds to delete the entire number and return to Standby If you misdial press g to hang up and try again Busy Numbers Press g to end the call and try again later 4 Press g...

Page 70: ...ompatible with 3G and GSM network systems See P 2 14 to change system Making an International Call In Standby enter a phone number A Press e P A Select Country Code A Press b A Select a country A Press b twice A Select Japan A Press b A Press f When calling Vodafone handsets country code is not required Note H Do not cover handset microphone while talking Avoid covering area over Internal Antenna ...

Page 71: ...ed Calls Received Calls or All Calls 2 Select a record and press b 3 Press b Number is dialled Redial 03123XXXX1 04 12 16 16 50 mikio ueda 04 12 13 14 15 03123XXXX1 16 11 2004 04 50PM N J Dialled Numbers Options Back Tip H When the same number is dialled more than once only the last record appears Records remain even after handset power is turned off When there are 10 records oldest records are re...

Page 72: ... C Press c to end the call Side Key Assignments for Incoming Calls Available if When Busy forwarding condition is set for Call Forwarding or Voice Mail Calls are rejected when Off see P 12 3 12 4 For operations during calls in Viewer position see P 2 3 03123XXXX1 N7 J Voice Call Answer Busy Tip H When Any Key Answer is active see P 10 3 press any of the following keys besides f to answer calls 0 9...

Page 73: ... message plays and recording starts see P 2 20 When Message Recorder is not active use Quick Recorder see P 2 21 Caller incurs charges in either case Caller ID C Phone numbers do not appear when Caller ID is not sent Unset ID appears instead C Up to 10 incoming calls details are saved see P 2 7 g Reject a call see P 2 8 d Forward a call to a preset number Available if When Busy forwarding conditio...

Page 74: ...ress F to see Dialled Numbers Missed Calls or All Calls 2 Select a record and press b 3 Press b Number is dialled Calling from Received Calls mikio ueda 04 12 15 20 50 03123XXXX1 16 11 2004 04 50PM N7X67k1KsgJ Received Calls Options Back Tip H Names in Secret mode entries appear only when handset is in Secret mode Records remain even after handset power is turned off When there are 10 records olde...

Page 75: ...aved in Missed Calls 1 When a call arrives open handset 2 While handset is ringing vibrating press g or c for 1 seconds Rejecting a Call Voice Mail Unanswered calls are forwarded to Voice Mail see P 12 4 Message Recorder When Message Recorder is not active use Quick Recorder see P 2 21 ...

Page 76: ...wn to adjust volume level Each press changes volume Volume level remains as set even after handset power is turned off Earpiece Volume Loudspeaker Use Loudspeaker for handsfree conversations During a call press e P A Select Loudspeaker On A Press b B To cancel press e P A Select Loudspeaker Off A Press b Touch Tone During a call press Keypad 0 9 or to send individual Touch Tone ...

Page 77: ... To delete press e P while message is playing A Select Delete A Press b A Press e i Voice Memo Play Play Voice Memos Main Menu H Call Log A Message Recorder Other Engaged Call Operations During a call press e P Phone Book List Call another number saved in Phone Book Messages Create a new message or check received sent draft messages Dial New Number Call another number Disable Enable DTMF Disable e...

Page 78: ... press f C To initiate a TV Call press e P A Select TV Call A Press b Select a record A Press e P A Select Delete A Press b A Press e i All Calls All received missed or dialled calls Dialled Numbers All outgoing calls Missed Calls Unanswered calls Received Calls Answered calls Delete Delete selected call history records Call History Options Open call history and press e P Save Number Save the numb...

Page 79: ...elect Received Calls or Dialled Calls and press b 2 Press g to exit Select Clear Timers A Press b A Enter Handset Code A Press e K A Press e i Main Menu H Call Log A Call Timers Clear Timers Reset Call Timers Main Menu H Call Log A Call Timers Tip H Last Call Time and All Calls Time remain even if handset power is turned off Ring time for incoming or outgoing calls is not counted On hold time is c...

Page 80: ...t Residual Credit A Press b KYEN 1 Select Cost Units A Press b A Select Set Units A Press b A Enter PIN2 A Press b A Enter currency unit A Press b A Enter Cost per Unit A Press b twice C To check Cost Unit select Cost Units A Press b A Select Read Units A Press b Main Menu H Call Log A Call Costs Clear Costs Reset call charge records Main Menu H Call Log A Call Costs Max Cost Set a limit of total ...

Page 81: ...ding Network see P 9 14 Use in default setting Automatic Set Manual to connect to a specific Network Changing System Settings 3G Use in Japan or in 3G service area abroad GSM Use only in GSM service area outside Japan Auto Mode changes automatically depending on the current location network status Main Menu H Connectivity A Network Settings Note H For information on international roaming available...

Page 82: ...ss b 4 Select a country and press b Country code appears Calling Unlisted Countries Select Enter Code press b and enter a country code Calling Vodafone Handsets Always select 日本 日本 日本 日本 JPN country code 81 5 Press b 6 Select Abroad and press b W and country code are inserted before the phone number The first 0 is omitted unless the country selected is Italy 39 or Russia 7 W indicates internationa...

Page 83: ...ess a single key to automatically mute all Ringtones and activate Vibration mode for incoming calls and mail CVibration Mode see P 10 3 Activate Vibration mode to use handset vibration to alert you to incoming calls mail etc in public places CVolume Settings see P 10 2 Decrease or mute Ringtone volume for incoming calls mail as well as tones for Web or V applications when carrying handset in publi...

Page 84: ...h Line still sounds see P 12 6 C Shutter click sounds even in Manner mode C Manner mode active Output sound appears when Media Player is activated C Message Recorder Ringtone Vibration and Mobile Light operate according to Manner settings Tip H When Message Recorder is recording messages the other party s voice is heard through Earpiece To change Manner settings see P 10 2 To turn on off Message R...

Page 85: ...Off by default 1 Select Off Line Mode and press b 2 Choose On or Off and press b When On is set e appears Activating Cancelling Off Line Mode Main Menu H Connectivity A Network Settings A Network Settings Tip H When Off Line Mode is set while a Network V application see P 15 2 is paused confirmation appears Press e i to enter Off Line Mode Network connection is disabled until Off Line Mode is canc...

Page 86: ...ug Headphones into handset Ringer sounds from Headphones and handset speaker 2 Press Call Button for 1 seconds Perform Step 3 on the left to end the call Multi Stereo Headphones Initiating Calls Note H If Speed Dial l is a Secret mode entry activate Secret mode to call it see P 10 12 Tip H Cancel Phone Lock and Phone Book Lock to place calls see P 10 11 Do not wrap cord around handset or Internal ...

Page 87: ...me A Press b A Select Link to Profile or Silent A Press b 3 Choose On and press b Press g to return to Standby j appears l appears in green when messages are recorded C To cancel choose Off A Press b 1 Select Play and press b Number of recordings appears and playback starts from the most recent message After all messages have played playback ends automatically C Press d W to stop playback C To ski...

Page 88: ...g on signal conditions If Message Recorder is full or handset is in Off Line Mode or out of range incoming calls are handled by Voice Mail or Call Forwarding Message Recorder Disabled When less than 12 seconds remain or 20 messages are recorded Message Recorder is disabled Delete messages see P 2 20 to activate Message Recorder When Message Recorder is Active C For incoming calls outgoing message ...

Page 89: ...3 1 Text Entry ...

Page 90: ...ctograph Code B Character Code ADEGIJ N J Message Options Back Current Entry Mode Upper Lower Case In double or single byte alphanumerics mode press k to toggle between upper case and lower case For Pager Mode see P 3 9 in double or single byte character mode press k to toggle between upper and lower case Pictograph Character Codes Press e to toggle as follows Pictograph Code 1 Pictograph Code 2 P...

Page 91: ...ntry 4P Pause and are for phone number entry 5Single byte for single byte katakana alphanumeric entry Key Assignments Key Kanji Hiragana Double byte Katakana Double Single byte Alphanumerics Double Single byte Numbers Single byte Pictograph Code 1 6 Character Codes 1 あいうえお ぁぃぅぇぉ アイウエオ ァィゥェォ １ X space 1 1 2 かきくけこ カキクケコ ＡＢＣａｂｃ２ 2 2 3 さしすせそ サシスセソ ＤＥＦｄｅｆ３ 3 3 4 たちつてとっ タチツテトッ ＧＨＩｇｈｉ４ 4 4 5 なにぬねの ナニヌネノ ...

Page 92: ...version Down Cursor Down X Line Break B Cursor Left A Cursor Right j Change Character Type k Toggle case for some characters Toggle case Toggle mode upper lower lower case i Press Delete One Character Cancel Conversion Delete One Character Delete Code One Character i Long Press Delete before or after cursor f Recover up to 64 deleted characters6 b OK e Phonetic Conversion Switch Pictograph Code 1 ...

Page 93: ...t press i C To change segment see P 3 6 6 Press b Entering Characters Kanji Hiragana Katakana 0 30KB A す 98すぐに 97すぐ 96する 95スケジュール 94すべて N J Message Kanji kana 0 30KB A す 98すぐに 97すぐ 96する 95スケジュール 94すべて N J Message Kanji kana 0 30KB A すず 61涼しい 60鈴 59鈴木 58珠洲 57錫 N J Message Kanji kana Tip H Switch to double byte or single byte katakana mode to enter katakana Alternatively enter hiragana and then sele...

Page 94: ...ll katakana 1 Enter a character and press k Learning Function The most recently used word appears first in the list Predictive Previous Usage Use Predictive and Previous Usage to convert hiragana to kanji more quickly Both functions are active by default see P 3 13 User Dictionary Save frequently used words phrases to select from the word suggestion list see P 10 8 Predictive Word suggestions chan...

Page 95: ...1 Press to open Log List Log List is available in some entry modes Recently used Symbols Pictographs appear appears by default or when Log List is deleted see P 3 8 2 Use G to select one and press b Repeat Step 2 to enter more C To see more lists press e or The list toggles as follows Log List Symbol List 1 3 Pictograph List 1 6 B Press D to scroll down 3 Press d W to end Adding or Tip H In Single...

Page 96: ...rted at the cursor position Keystroke count varies by character entry mode see P 3 3 Deleting Log List In a text entry window press e P A Select Input Conversion A Press b A Select Clear Symbols A Press b A Press e i Press i twice to return to the text entry window Log List cannot be deleted in Pictograph Code mode Pictograph Code Mode C To enter from Pictograph Codes enter two digits see P 16 15 ...

Page 97: ...its see P 3 10 Pager Mode is active until switched to Kana Mode Mail Web Extensions Character Code co jp ne jp ac jp or jp http www com N J Quick Address List Select Back Pager Code Character Entry Modes C For text entry in Pager Mode press j to toggle between character modes as follows Single byte lower case N Pictograph Code 1 6 Character Code B Double byte lower case L Press e to toggle between...

Page 98: ...rst digit Press first 1 ｱ ｲ ｳ ｴ ｵ A B C D E 2 か き く け こ Ｆ Ｇ Ｈ Ｉ Ｊ 2 ｶ ｷ ｸ ｹ ｺ F G H I J 3 さ し す せ そ Ｋ Ｌ Ｍ Ｎ Ｏ 3 ｻ ｼ ｽ ｾ ｿ K L M N O 4 た ち つ て と Ｐ Ｑ Ｒ Ｓ Ｔ 4 ﾀ ﾁ ﾂ ﾃ ﾄ P Q R S T 5 な に ぬ ね の Ｕ Ｖ Ｗ Ｘ Ｙ 5 ﾅ ﾆ ﾇ ﾈ ﾉ U V W X Y 6 は ひ ふ へ ほ Ｚ 6 ﾊ ﾋ ﾌ ﾍ ﾎ Z 7 ま み む め も Z 1 7 ﾏ ﾐ ﾑ ﾒ ﾓ Z 1 8 や ゆ よ U space Y 2 8 ﾔ ﾕ ﾖ U space Y 2 9 ら り る れ ろ 1 2 3 4 5 9 ﾗ ﾘ ﾙ ﾚ ﾛ 1 2 3 4 5 0 わ を ん 6 7 8 9 0 0 ﾜ ｦ ﾝ 6 7 8 9 0 ...

Page 99: ...Hiragana Conversion and User Dictionary see P 10 8 share memory Selected words may not be saved if User Dictionary is full Up to 20 word selections are saved per hiragana When memory is full the oldest entry is deleted to make room for a new entry however User Dictionary remains unchanged Conversion Methods Japanese Only Phonetic Conversion N J かい 001 介会解回塊 壊廻快怪悔 011 恢懐戒拐改 魁晦械海灰 021 界皆絵芥蟹 開階貝凱蓋 03...

Page 100: ...sed on the key pressed Example To enter 微妙 微妙 微妙 微妙 1 Enter hiragana and press C Cursor turns green While cursor is green use F to segment entered hiragana and then convert one segment at a time C To cancel Quick Conversion press i A Press D for normal conversion 2 Use E to select a word and press b Hiragana to Katakana Alphanumerics Conversion あ い う え お Space か Ａ き Ｂ く Ｃ け Space こ Space さ Ｄ し Ｅ す...

Page 101: ...selected お父さん お父さん お父さん お父さん last time KOn In a text entry window press e P A Select Input Conversion A Press b A Select Predictive or Previous Usage A Press b A Choose Off A Press b In a text entry window press e P A Select Input Conversion A Press b A Select Reset Learning A Press b A Press e i Words saved in User Dictionary remain One Hiragana Predictive Entry 5 00 10 59 11 00 16 59 17 00 22 59...

Page 102: ... text entry window press e P 2 Select Copy or Cut to move and press b 3 Move cursor to the first character of text and press b Start point is set End appears C To change the start point press i 4 Move cursor to the end of text and press b 5 Open text paste target window 6 Press e P select Paste and press b Editing Characters Deleting Replacing Copy Cut Paste i Kinnoshita Kinoshita i Mikako Mikko M...

Page 103: ...n item and press b Item is inserted following the Phone Book entry name 1 In a text entry window press e P 2 Select Text Templates and press b 3 Select Call Text Memo and press b 4 Select a file and press b Text is inserted Deleting Text After Cursor Using Phone Book 03123XXXX3 090392XXXX1 bbb xxx yyy Japan his favorite N J mikio ueda Select Back Using Text Templates Saving from Message or Phone B...

Page 104: ...4 1 Phone Book ...

Page 105: ... each Available Available Add Email Address Enter up to three addresses to handset 128 single byte characters each and one address to USIM Card 80 single byte characters Available Available Group Sort entries into 16 Groups handset and 11 Groups USIM Card Group names can be changed Set Ringtone by Group handset only Available Available Postcode Enter up to 20 characters Available N A Country Name ...

Page 106: ...portant information When battery is exhausted or removed for long periods Phone Book entries may be lost Handset damage may also affect information recovery Vodafone is not liable for any damages resulting from accidental loss alteration Tip H Use Phone Book Lock to protect entries from accidental alteration and to restrict access to Phone Book information see P 10 11 New Phone Book Entries Storag...

Page 107: ... TV Call and press b For Mail Messages 1 Select For New Message and press b 3 Ringtone 1 Select Assign Tone and press b C To cancel select Remove Tone Video A Press b A Press e i 2 Select Preset Sounds or My Sounds and press b Ringvideo 1 Select Assign Video and press b C To cancel select Remove Tone Video A Press b A Press e i Mail Address Main Menu H Phone Book A Phone Book List A Add New Entry ...

Page 108: ...s set for mail messages B This also applies if source file is copyrighted and the license expires To apply the setting to Secret mode entries activate Secret mode first Personal Picture Main Menu H Phone Book A Phone Book List A Add New Entry Note H Setting is cancelled when source file in Data Folder is deleted renamed or moved to SD Memory Card Reading Select Reading A Press b A Enter reading A ...

Page 109: ...Existing Entry 1 Select a Phone Book entry and press b Phone number is entered automatically Complete other fields and save the Phone Book entry 1 Select Memory Status and press b Numbers of entries on handset and USIM Card appear C Press g to exit Saving from Dialled Numbers Received Calls Note H Received calls without Caller ID cannot be saved to Phone Book Phone Book Memory Status Main Menu H P...

Page 110: ...b 3 Select For Voice Call For TV Call or For New Message and press b 4 Ringtone 1 Select Assign Tone and press b C To cancel select Remove Tone Video A Press b A Press e i 2 Select Preset Sounds or My Sounds and press b Ringvideo 1 Select Assign Video and press b C To cancel select Remove Tone Video A Press b A Press e i Ring Time for Mail 1 Select Duration and press b 2 Enter time 01 15 seconds a...

Page 111: ...d Phone Book entries separately To select a Phone Book follow these steps Press b A Select Phone Book A Press b A Select Advanced A Press b A Select Ph Book Location A Press b A Select Handset or SIM A Press b Using Phone Book Dialling from Phone Book Display Tip H To dial numbers saved in Secret mode entries activate Secret mode first see P 10 12 03123XXXX3 090392XXXX1 bbb xxx yyy private Japan h...

Page 112: ...h katakana rows Phone Book Search By Reading Order Shows entries that start with specified Reading By Group Opens entries in the specified Group By Katakana Shows entries with Readings that start with katakana in the specified row Main Menu H Phone Book A Advanced A View Phone Book Phone Book Search on USIM Card Open Phone Book on USIM Card as follows Press b A Select Phone Book A Press b A Select...

Page 113: ...try and press e P 2 Select Edit Add Details and press b 3 Select an item and press b Edit contents Procedure is the same as when saving to Phone Book 4 Press b when finished C To edit other items repeat Steps 3 4 C To cancel press g A Press e i 5 Press d q The entry is overwritten Speed Dial Note H To dial numbers saved in Secret mode entries activate Secret mode first see P 10 12 Editing Phone Bo...

Page 114: ...SIM and press b 2 USIM Card to Handset 1 Press e i twice Handset to USIM Card 1 Press e i three times 1 Open a Phone Book entry and press e P 2 Select Delete and press b 3 Press e i Delete all Phone Book entries on handset or USIM Card 1 Select Handset Entries or SIM Entries and press b 2 Press e i twice 3 Enter Handset Code 4 Press b Copying Phone Book Entries One Entry Main Menu H Phone Book A P...

Page 115: ...ess b 3 Press e i Return Speed Dial List to the default state 1 Press e i Speed Dial List Saving Phone Numbers Main Menu H Phone Book Saving from Phone Book Open a Phone Book entry select a phone number and press e P A Select Add Speed Dial A Press b A Select from l to m A Press b Tip H Use Call Button on Multi Stereo Headphones to call the number saved in l see P 2 19 Deleting Phone Numbers One b...

Page 116: ...see P 4 8 Via Bluetooth or infrared exchange Owner Profile with compatible devices see P 9 2 Select Edit Add Details A Press b A Select an item A Press b For more see P 4 3 4 5 Select Delete A Press b A Press e i Owner Profile Main Menu H Phone Book Edit Edit Owner Profile Main Menu H Phone Book A My Details A Options e Delete Delete Owner Profile Main Menu H Phone Book A My Details A Options e No...

Page 117: ...5 1 TV Call ...

Page 118: ...tings received image may appear small or not at all If subjects are moving received image may appear frame by frame or block noise may occur Conversations may be hampered by ambient noise Use Multi Stereo Headphones in this case Conversations through Loudspeaker see P 5 5 may be difficult when Earpiece Volume is set too high Keep the volume moderate or use Multi Stereo Headphones Handset heats up ...

Page 119: ...ves open handset TV Call appears Answer forward or reject the call see P 2 5 2 6 2 Answer with Video Image 1 Press f Image is sent via Internal Camera C Operations during a TV Call see P 5 4 Answer with Voice Only 1 Press e K C Operations during a TV Call see P 5 4 3 Press g to end call Alternatively close handset Answer with Video Image When a TV Call arrives press h C Press c to end call Answer ...

Page 120: ...and Internal Camera or alternative image returns Swap Images Switch locations of each other s images SendAlternative Image Send a saved image instead of live video image b 090392XXXX2 NS J TV Call 0 00 06 Options Mute 090392XXXX2 NS J TV Call 0 00 06 Options Mute Mute Mute your voice and replace your image with a preset image Additional Engaged TV Call Operations C Mobile Light Press for 1 seconds...

Page 121: ...also available during a call Select Preset Pictures or My Pictures A Press b A Select an image A Press b TV Call Settings Default Image Send live video image or alternative image when initiating TV Calls Main Menu H Settings A TV Call Settings A Camera Picture A Default Image Setting Alternative Image Select an image to send as an alternative image Main Menu H Settings A TV Call Settings A Camera ...

Page 122: ...6 1 Camera ...

Page 123: ...on instrument however some pixels may appear brighter or darker Shooting saving images while handset is hot may affect image quality Subjecting the lens to direct sunlight will damage the camera s colour filter Getting Started Mode File Format Save Location Photo Camera JPEG jpg Handset Data Folder Pictures or SD Memory Card Data Folder Pictures DCIM See P 8 2 Video Camera MPEG 4 3gp Handset or SD...

Page 124: ... Low Light 3Capacity see P 6 5 Number of images savable F More than 100 Red background 3 or less 4Picture Size see P 6 15 5Picture Quality see P 6 16 K Normal L Fine M High Quality 6Exposure see P 6 15 E D A B C Dark A Standard A Bright 7Save Location see P 6 17 b Handset c SD Memory Card D Choice Indicators F IQ cKAAJ NF IA cKAAJ 選択 選択 1 3 4 7 5 6 2 4 1 2 3 5 Clamshell Open Viewer Position 6 7 ...

Page 125: ...o Camera mode Full Viewfinder Normal Finder Picture Size for Video Camera mode Large QCIF Small SubQCIF 7Shutter 8Toggle Mode B Photo Camera mode A Video Camera mode 9End AMobile Light see P 6 14 The mode toggles as follows On I Auto K Low Light I Off Press 5 to change the light colour BCamera Startup Shutter In Standby press for 1 seconds to activate the mode used last Press to capture images ope...

Page 126: ...s vary by mode Refer to Still Image Functions on P 6 7 and Video Recording Operations on P 6 12 View a summary of key assignments while using camera see P 6 17 Still Images Photo Camera Mode Picture Size W 960 x H 1280 dots Quad VGA W 768 x H 1024 dots XGA W 480 x H 640 dots VGA W 240 x H 320 dots QVGA W 120 x H 160 dots QQVGA W 120 x H 128 dots Save Location Handset Data Folder Pictures or SD Mem...

Page 127: ... Pictures to is set to Choice select a save location and press h 4 Press c for 1 seconds to exit 1 Frame image on Display C When in Video Camera mode press e P A Select to Photo Camera A Press b C Key Assignments see P 6 4 C Shooting Options see P 6 13 Tip H Saving video sounds or V applications reduces memory for still images To check memory status see P 10 13 Capturing Still Images Viewer Positi...

Page 128: ...iew image appears reversed Tip H Change shutter click sound see P 6 13 Volume is fixed Set handset to save captured images automatically see P 6 18 Auto Save F cKA Save Cancel Still Image Functions Picture Settings Picture Size Select image size see P 6 15 Exposure Adjust light metering see P 6 15 Mobile Light Select mode and colour see P 6 14 Scene Select according to lighting or subject see P 6 ...

Page 129: ...lect from 4 Pictures to Overlapped and press h or b C To cancel choose Off A Press h or b 2 Select a speed and press h or b The corresponding indicator appears see P 6 3 and Viewfinder returns Manual is not available for Timer Continuous Shoot 4 Pictures1 Capture four separate images 9 Pictures2 Capture nine separate images Bracket2 Capture nine separate images Exposure and Mobile Light colour var...

Page 130: ...posite image appears C Use L M or F to toggle between images B To save images individually select an image and proceed to Step 3 C To attach images to MMS Mail press b 3 To save press h or e q 4 Saving All Images 1 Select All Pictures and press h or b Viewfinder returns When Save Pictures to is set to Choice select a save location and press h or b Saving a Single Image 1 Select Selected Picture an...

Page 131: ... 1Default file name is also the captured date and time Example 2004 12 15_12 34 indicates the image was captured at 12 34 15 December 2004 File name may change if the same name already exists 2Default file name starts from MOL001 ASF then MOL002 ASF and so on Adding Frames Main Menu H Camera A Activate Photo Camera mode A Options c or e A Camera Modes A Photo Frame Video Video Camera Mode Tip H Fo...

Page 132: ...art and end tones sound even in Manner mode volume is fixed 3 To stop press h or b Recording stops with a tone C To play the video select Preview A Press h or b C To start over press c or d W 4 To save select Save and press h or b Video is saved and Viewfinder returns for another shot When Save Videos to is set to Choice select storage media and press h or b 5 Press c for 1 seconds or g to exit Ti...

Page 133: ... to record sounds see P 6 17 Video Quality Select Normal Fine or High Quality see P 6 16 My Videos View files in Data Folder see P 6 18 To Photo Camera Switch to Photo Camera mode see P 6 18 Advanced Save Videos to Select handset or SD Memory Card see P 6 17 Picture Size Select image size see P 6 13 Video Encode Select a video encoding format see P 6 17 Help View a summary of key assignments see P...

Page 134: ... Available Video Camera N A Main Menu H Camera A Activate Photo Camera mode A Options c or e A Advanced Picture Size Select video image size Photo Camera N A Video Camera Available Main Menu H Camera A Activate Video Camera mode A Options c or e A Advanced A Picture Size Shutter Sound Change shutter click sound Photo Camera Available Video Camera N A Main Menu H Camera A Activate Photo Camera mode...

Page 135: ...ress h or b A Select Mobile Light A Press h or b A Select Light Colour A Press h or b A Select a colour A Press h or b Timer Release shutter automatically Photo Camera Available Video Camera N A Main Menu H Camera A Activate Photo Camera mode A Options c or e A Camera Modes A Timer Timer Details C To cancel Timer during countdown press c d 3 or i Viewfinder returns Timer setting remains C To relea...

Page 136: ...not use Mobile Light near people s faces or look into the light yourself Image Settings Exposure Adjust light sensitivity for still images and video Photo Camera Available Video Camera Available Main Menu H Camera A Options c or e Picture Size Select still image size Photo Camera Available Video Camera N A Main Menu H Camera A Activate Photo Camera mode A Options c or e A Picture Settings A Pictur...

Page 137: ...elect For Message A Press h or b Record up to 295 KB Picture Quality Select image or video quality Photo Camera Available Video Camera Available Main Menu H Camera A Options c or e Tip H The image quality increases in the order Normal Fine High Quality Saving higher quality images requires more space in memory and shortens recording time Record Time Select For Message to record short video to send...

Page 138: ...rding video Photo Camera N A Video Camera Available Main Menu H Camera A Activate Video Camera mode A Options c or e A Video Settings A Microphone Video Encode Select a video encoding format Photo Camera N A Video Camera Available Main Menu H Camera A Activate Video Camera mode A Options c or e A Advanced A Video Encode Additional Settings Help View a summary of key assignments for operations with...

Page 139: ...b A Select SD VIDEO A Press h or b A Select a file A Press h or b Select Mode Switch between Photo Camera and Video Camera modes Photo Camera Available Video Camera Available Main Menu H Camera A Options c or e Auto Save Set handset to save captured images automatically Photo Camera Available Video Camera N A Main Menu H Camera A Activate Photo Camera mode A Options c or e A Advanced A Auto Save O...

Page 140: ...er see P 8 4 1 Before saving video see P 6 11 select Save and Send and press b Video is saved to Data Folder and New Message window opens with image attached When Save Videos to is set to Choice select storage media and press b 2 Complete other fields and send MMS see P 14 6 Sending Still Images Video Still Images Tip H For information about Messaging service and compatibility with other handset m...

Page 141: ...7 1 Media Player ...

Page 142: ...c Playlists are set by default Media Player When Manner Mode is Active Manner mode active Output sound appears when starting Media Player Press e i to cancel Manner mode temporarily Handset speaker outputs sound at the volume set for Media Player Press d c to stay in Manner mode Enjoy sound discretely with Multi Stereo Headphones etc Tip H Play video music while downloading them Streaming see P 13...

Page 143: ...g or disconnecting Headset Do not handle Headphones roughly to avoid damaging Headphone Connecter or cord Use only the supplied Headphones Other devices may not function properly and damage may result When battery is low L Music Player does not play If battery becomes low L during playback Music Player shuts down and Standby returns automatically Turn down the volume if handset speaker sound is di...

Page 144: ... Select Sort A Press b A Select a sort option A Press b B Tracks in SD AUDIO cannot be sorted C To check track properties select a track A Press e P A Select Information A Press b 3 Select a track and press b Playback stops after the last track when Playback Pattern is set to Normal see P 7 6 C To pause playback press b C Use C up or D down to adjust volume C To mute press D for 1 seconds Playback...

Page 145: ...revious tracks 1 Skip Press A Press repeatedly to skip more 2 Fast Forward Press and hold A Release for playback Fast Reverse Press and hold B Release for playback Pause Press b Press again to resume playback Additional Operations Tip H Stop music appears when g is pressed in Standby Playback Settings Tone Control Increase bass for dynamic sound or enjoy surround sound Main Menu H Media Player A O...

Page 146: ...tles 3Clip Number 4Status 1 Play 0 Pause 3 FF 4 FR 5Playback Pattern see P 7 7 5 Repeat 6 Repeat All J Random No indicator Playback Pattern Normal 6Elapsed Time 7Volume Playback Pattern Repeat tracks or play them in random order Main Menu H Media Player A Open Playback window A Options e A Playback Pattern Normal Play in order until the last track ends Repeat Repeat one track Repeat All Repeat all...

Page 147: ...rmal Select a pattern A Press b KAlways On Select a pattern A Press b KEnlarge Select a size A Press b Playback Main Menu H Media Player A Options e A Open Video Tip H For frame advance pause playback and press A for 1 seconds All Videos Playlist 1 Playlist 2 Playlist 3 N7X67k1KsAJ Video Playlist Options Back Playback Settings Playback Pattern Repeat clips or play them in random order Main Menu H ...

Page 148: ...e portion before or after the selected frame is deleted C To cancel press d W Editing Video Select Two Points Crop portion between two points to save as a new file Delete Before Portion after a selected frame is saved as a new file Delete After Portion before a selected frame is saved as a new file Edit Subtitle Add subtitles text to video Note H Some files may not be edited Edited video may not p...

Page 149: ...ext Effects see right and P 7 10 8 After completing all the settings press e j and then e E 9 Select Overwrite or Create New and press b Press e U at the start point A Press e E at the end point Use G to select a position A Press b KHandset 20 x 20 Select Handset 20 x 20 or PC 12 x 12 A Press b Editing Subtitles Entering Text Main Menu H Media Player A Pause playback A Options e A Edit Display Set...

Page 150: ... b Press e i Scrolling Select direction and visual effect for subtitle scroll Main Menu H Media Player A Pause playback A Enter subtitles A Display Settings A Scrolling Frame In Subtitle comes in from the frame end Frame Out Subtitle appears in the centre and scrolls out Rolling Subtitle scrolls from end to end Background Colour Select from seven background colours Main Menu H Media Player A Pause...

Page 151: ...l Subtitle Managing Video Music Files Adding New Playlist Main Menu H Media Player A Open Video Music Playlist window A Options e A Add New Playlist Deleting Playlist Press b A Select Media Player A Press b A Press e P A Select Open Music or Open Video A Press b A Select Handset Memory Memory Card or SD AUDIO SD VIDEO A Press b A Select Playlist A Press e P A Select Delete Playlist A Press b A Pre...

Page 152: ...rack and press b 3 Press e i Adding Clips Tracks Main Menu H Media Player A Open All Videos All Music Deleting Clips Tracks in Playlist Open Video Music Playlist window and follow these steps Select Playlist A Press b A Select a clip track A Press e P A Select Delete A Press b A Press e i Source files in All Videos All Music remain Changing Order Follow these steps to rearrange the order in Playli...

Page 153: ...8 1 Managing Files ...

Page 154: ...e P 13 12 Text Templates created in vNote Format see P 8 13 Other Files such as vFiles Dictionary Files etc To open Data Folder press b in Standby select Data Folder and press b Default Folders Data Folder File Organisation Data Folder Contents Data Folder Videos Sounds Ringtones V appli Bookmarks My Saved Page Text Templates Other Documents Pictures DCIM Window Description Pictures DCIM Videos So...

Page 155: ...mation NEVA nva Animation may include sound Icon Format Extension Description q MPEG 4 3gp 3GPP video image MPEG 4 or H 263 3gp or mp4 3GPP video image Icon Format Extension Description r SMAF mmf Melody via Web or MMS may include images Audio mp4 Downloaded Chaku Uta Voice amr Voice sound recorded on Voice Recorder Tip H s appears for copyright protected files u appears for files in the public do...

Page 156: ...ress b Skip ahead to Step 4 3 Select As Message and press b 4 Enter text recipient etc and send MMS Mail see P 14 6 Opening Files Main Menu H Data Folder Tip H Exchange files via Bluetooth or infrared with compatible Vodafone handsets see P 9 2 Get new 04 12 1 16 12 04 12 10 4 KB 04 12 1 16 12 04 12 13 4 KB 04 12 1 16 12 04 12 17 33 KB Nc J Pictures Options Back Activating Mobile Camera Open file ...

Page 157: ...Add to Ph Book as Ring Video and Set as Ringtone can be selected only for compatible files Some files may not be used depending on the size 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Set As Wallpaper and press b 3 Press b Wallpaper is set 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Add to Ph Book and press b C For more see Step 4 in Saving from Dialled Numbers Received Calls on P 4 6 Properties Main Menu H...

Page 158: ...ects or combine images Resize images in Pictures folder to use for Wallpaper Alarm etc Alternatively crop image for size File size changes when images are resized Images may not appear depending on the size Resize can be selected only for compatible files Ringvideo Ringtone Ringvideo Main Menu H Data Folder A Videos Ringtone Main Menu H Data Folder A Sounds Ringtones Editing Images Changing Image ...

Page 159: ...Folder as a new entry File name is the date and time of entry 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Resize and press b 3 Select Cut and press b 4 Use G to move W to the upper left corner of the portion to crop and press b 5 Use G to move W to the lower right corner of the portion to crop and press b C To start over press e P A Select Size A Press b 6 Press b 7 Press b Image is saved to Data Folde...

Page 160: ... with pre loaded visual effects Apply to JPEG images including Continuous Shoot images Retouch can be selected only for compatible files Use images between W 52 x H 52 and W 240 x H 320 dots Images larger than W 240 x H 320 dots are automatically cropped and centred 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Picture Editor and press b 3 Select Retouch and press b 4 Select an effect and press b Enlargi...

Page 161: ...o return C To start over press d W 5 Press b Image is saved to Data Folder as a new entry File name is the date and time of entry Note H Decorated images may be too large to save or send via MMS Face Arrange Main Menu H Data Folder A Pictures Mirror Right half Right side of face Mirror Left half Left side of face Grin Eyes and mouth of a smiling face Mad Eyes and mouth of an angry face Sad Eyes an...

Page 162: ... C To start over from the face line return to Step 2 C To restore the default positions press d W 6 Press b 7 Press e i Image is saved to Data Folder as a new entry Face Arrange is applied to the adjusted positions Adjusting Face Arrange Position b b Use G to move W to the upper left corner Use G to move W to the lower right corner Face line is set N7X67k1KsgJ Set Upper Face Line Set N7X67k1KsgJ S...

Page 163: ...b select Select Effect and press b 7 Select from Standard to Document and press b If the image is too large or too small change it C To check images select either A Press b B Press d W to return C To change images select either A Press b A Press e P A Select Change A Press b A Select an image 8 Press e P when finished 9 Select Save and press b 10 Press b Image is saved to Data Folder as a new entr...

Page 164: ... change image after Step 7 press e P A Select Change A Press b A Select an image 8 Press b 9 Repeat Steps 6 8 to add images In Step 6 select Third Image or Fourth Image and press b C To preview Split Image press e P A Select View A Press b C To change images select one A Press e P A Select Replace A Press b A Start over from Step 7 8 C To delete images select one A Press e P A Select Remove A Pres...

Page 165: ...e Save up to 50 entries of up to 256 characters each Maximum number of entries may be less depending on contents 1 Enter text and press b 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Edit and press b 3 Edit text and press b Delete single Text Templates 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Delete and press b 3 Press e i Additional Picture Effects Reformat file Convert JPEG to PNG and vice versa Main Me...

Page 166: ...ure there is enough free memory 1 Select a file and press e P 2 Select Rename and press b 3 Enter name and press b 4 Press e K Delete folder contents before deleting folders Files in V appli Bookmarks My Saved Page and Text Templates folders can only be deleted one at a time 1 Select from Pictures to Other Documents and press b 2 Deleting Folders 1 Select a folder and press e P Deleting Single Fil...

Page 167: ... V application cannot be copied moved or deleted To check all press e P A Select Select All A Press b To uncheck all press e P A Select Unselect All A Press b Copying Moving Files Note H Disable write protection of SD Memory Card before copying or moving files to SD Memory Card Files copied or moved to SD Memory Card may not be used on other Vodafone handsets PCs and other devices If a copy forwar...

Page 168: ...ncel press b again 2 Repeat Step 1 C To check or uncheck all files at once see P 8 15 3 Press e P 4 Select Copy or Move and press b C To copy or move to SD Memory Card Data Folder press A C To copy or move to created sub folders select a folder A Press b 5 Press b Copying Moving Multiple Files Main Menu H Data Folder A Select a folder A Options e A Advanced A Multiple Select ...

Page 169: ...9 1 Connectivity ...

Page 170: ...ng Vodafone live services or Media Player while editing mail or data etc Off Line Mode is cancelled after transfers Some entries in Phone Book Calendar Tasks Text Templates and Bookmarks may not be saved in whole or part Available Files Function One File All Files Note Phone Book Available Available In One File transfers the following settings are lost Group Secret and Ringtone All File transfer i...

Page 171: ...ay decrease Connect handset to one device at a time via Bluetooth Activate Bluetooth see P 9 4 on recipient device Connection starts when a request is received from the other device Passcode may be required Passcodes are not necessary for paired devices Passcodes 4 to 16 digits are specific for Bluetooth connection Pairing is possible when Passcodes of both devices match Passcode is unset by defau...

Page 172: ...o 16 devices at a time Activate Bluetooth on devices to be paired with 1 Select Search for Devices and press b Found devices are listed after search C When transmission is in progress press e i C Press d 3 to cancel 2 Select a device and press b 3 Enter the same passcode 4 to 16 digits for handset and the other device and press b When pairing is complete Pairing is successful appears and Standby r...

Page 173: ...Device Indicator Renaming Paired Devices Press b A Select Connectivity A Press b A Select Bluetooth A Press b A Select Paired Devices A Press b A Select a device A Press b A Enter a name A Press b Enter up to 16 characters Deleting Paired Devices Press b A Select Connectivity A Press b A Select Bluetooth A Press b A Select Paired Devices A Press b A Select a device A Press e P A Select Delete A Pr...

Page 174: ...s received 6 Press e i C To cancel transfer press d c A Press e i Main Menu H Connectivity A Bluetooth A Switch On Off Note H Bluetooth connection may not be possible with some Bluetooth devices Handset shall be connected to certified Bluetooth devices that meet the specification standards developed by Bluetooth SIG Depending on characteristics or specifications of the certified Bluetooth devices ...

Page 175: ...tion is requested Calling not available during operation OK appears C To accept connection request from unpaired devices press e i A Enter passcode A Press b A Off Line Mode confirmation appears 3 Press e i Off Line Mode is set 4 Enter Handset Code and press b 5 Transfer starts and confirmation appears C Press d 3 to cancel C Press g to end 6 To Add Entries 1 Select As New Items and press b When t...

Page 176: ... Connection Requested by Handsfree Devices If paired with handset devices are connected automatically To connect unpaired devices press e i A Enter passcode A Press b Sound Output Switch sound output between handset and handsfree devices During a call press e P A Select BT Headset A Press b A Choose On or Off A Press b Choose On to use handsfree devices and Off to use handset Note H During handsfr...

Page 177: ...es may not be exchanged Activate Infrared when transferring files Infrared is Off by default 1 Choose On and press b Standby returns d grey C To cancel choose Off A Press b Authorisation codes four digits are specific for infrared transfers Transfers are possible when Authorisation codes of both handsets match Authorisation code is unset by default Infrared Getting Started Precautions Within 20 cm...

Page 178: ...ecipient handset 7 Within 15 seconds press e i Transfer starts When finished file or entry list returns CReceiving 1 Choose On and press b Infrared is activated appears and Standby returns Acquire infrared transmission within five minutes 2 When infrared transmission is acquired Calling not available during operation OK appears 3 Press e i Off Line Mode is set and transfer starts C Press d 3 to ca...

Page 179: ... available during operation OK appears 3 Press e i Off Line Mode is set 4 Enter Handset Code and press b 5 Enter Authorisation code and press b Enter the same Authorisation code as sender s 6 When infrared transmission is acquired Calling not available during operation OK appears C Press d 3 to cancel C Press g to end 7 To Add Entries 1 Select As New Items and press b When transfer completes Stand...

Page 180: ...already exists press e i or d c Features Install 3G GSM GPRS Modem and Handset Manager on your PC from the supplied Utility Software see P 9 13 System requirements for 3G GSM GPRS Modem and Handset Manager 1Not supported by 3G GSM GPRS Modem 2Service Pack 1a 3G GSM GPRS Modem and Handset Manager are not compatible with Mac OS Receiving Folders Main Menu H Connectivity A Infrared A Switch On Off PC...

Page 181: ...does not support infrared transmissions For network settings on your PC refer to the information provided by your Internet Service Provider or the instruction manual of your PC CBluetooth Wireless Connection Activate handset Bluetooth connectivity see P 9 4 CUSB Cable Connection Install the USB driver on your PC from the supplied Utility Software CD ROM Connect handset to PC via optional USB cable...

Page 182: ...ter name A Press b A Select Select network type A Press b A Select a Network type A Press b Add up to 5 Networks After selecting Add New Network and pressing b Network list appears if Network has already been added In this case press b again and perform above operations Use up to 3 digits for country code and Network code and up to 25 single byte alphanumerics for name Editing Network Select a Net...

Page 183: ...ings Set Preferred Set priority of Networks to be selected when Auto is set in Select Network see P 2 14 Main Menu H Connectivity A Network Settings A Network Settings A Select Network A Set Preferred Network Information Check Network Information Main Menu H Connectivity A Network Settings A Network Settings Internet Setting Profile Contents Application Setting Note Profile Name Up to 60 single by...

Page 184: ...haracters Port Number 1 65535 Authentication Type HTTP BASIC or HTTP DIGEST User Name Up to 16 single byte characters Password Up to 16 single byte characters Access Point Setting Note Access Point Name Up to 60 single byte alphanumerics APN Up to 64 digits Authentication Type NONE PAP or CHAP User Name Up to 32 single byte characters Password Up to 16 single byte characters DNS Up to 15 digits Li...

Page 185: ...ngs MMS Settings or Streaming Settings A Press b A Select a Profile A Press e P A Select Copy A Press b A Enter Profile Name see P 9 15 A Press b Select Web Settings MMS Settings or Streaming Settings A Press b A Select a Profile A Press e P A Select Delete A Press b A Press e i Settings Application Create New Create new Profiles for Web MMS or Streaming connections Main Menu H Connectivity A Inte...

Page 186: ... A Press e i A Enter Handset Code A Press b twice A Select Create New A Press b A Select SMSC Address or SM Orig Address A Press b A Enter address A Press b A Press e P A Select Set A Press b Enter up to 18 digits for SMSC Address or SM Orig Address Deleting White List By changing you might not be able to take any push service appears A Press e i A Enter Handset Code A Press b twice A Select a num...

Page 187: ...when the battery is low When a V application is paused Application is currently suspended End application appears Press e i to start Backup When SD Memory Card memory is low files may not transfer correctly Some items may not be transferable Some backup files may not be used on other Vodafone handsets PCs and other devices Handset stores up to 300 entries between Calendar and Tasks If the limit is...

Page 188: ...s e i Off Line Mode is set C When handset is connected to the Network press b 3 Select an item and press b Some items may not be selected 4 Select a file and press b If there is more than one file use transfer date to select Example 041215XX indicates the file was transferred on 15 December 2004 XX 00 99 or aa zz For Select All repeat Step 4 for each item C To delete files on SD Memory Card select...

Page 189: ...10 1 Additional Functions ...

Page 190: ...sound A Press e P A Select Assign A Press b C To play sound files press e P A Select Play A Press b Ringvideo Select a mode A Press e P A Select Personalise A Press b A Select Ringtone Ringvideos A Press b A Select a mode A Press b A Select Assign Video A Press b A Select video A Press b Duration New Message Select a mode A Press e P A Select Personalise A Press b A Select Ringtone Ringvideos A Pr...

Page 191: ...er On Sound Power Off Sound Sound Effect 8 03 seconds Sound Pattern Select a mode A Press e P A Select Personalise A Press b A Select System Sounds A Press b A Select Warning Tone Power On Sound or Power Off Sound A Press b A Select Tone Sound A Press b A Select Preset Sounds or My Sounds A Press b A Select sound A Press e P A Select Assign A Press b C To check patterns press e P A Select Play A P...

Page 192: ...ice C For My Pictures and Other Documents select an image A Press b twice Select My Pictures or Other Documents to use images in Data Folder Pictures or Other Documents When the current Wallpaper is an image in Data Folder the image appears Press e X to select another image When the image is too large a rectangle appears Use G to specify display area and press b Display Display Settings Wallpaper ...

Page 193: ...sh A Press b When Automatic is set mode changes according to System Settings see P 2 14 Clock Calendar Show or hide Clock Calendar in Standby Main Menu H Settings A Display Settings A Clock Calendar Tip H Calendar appears on Wallpaper When a V application is set as Screensaver Calendar may not appear N J Font Settings Change the weight of handset fonts Main Menu H Settings A Display Settings A Fon...

Page 194: ...t Backlight illumination time Main Menu H Settings A Display Settings A Backlight Brightness Select Display Brightness from four levels Main Menu H Settings A Display Settings A Brightness Display Saving Select a period of inactivity after which Display shuts down Main Menu H Settings A Display Settings A Display Saving Sound Settings Volume See P 10 2 Vibration See P 10 3 Ringtone Ringvideo See P...

Page 195: ... area s time by one hour KSunday Saturday Select Sunday Saturday or Monday Sunday A Press b Clock Settings Set Date Time Set the date and time the day of the week is set automatically Main Menu H Settings A Time Date A Set Date Time Note H When removing the battery for replacement etc Clock settings remain However should the handset go without power for an extended period of time approximately one...

Page 196: ...p to two dictionaries at one time to improve handset character conversion Dictionary words appear among word suggestions For details access Sharp s Space Town Mobile Internet site see P 13 11 Select a number A Press b A Select a dictionary A Press b C To replace current dictionary press e P A Select Change A Press b A Select a dictionary A Press b Select a number A Press e P A Select Cancel A Pres...

Page 197: ...e P 12 2 P 12 4 Show Your Number See P 12 10 Call Waiting See P 12 5 Call Barring See P 12 7 International Call Int l Prefix Save frequently used international prefix Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Int l Calling Country Codes Change add or delete Country Codes Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Int l Calling A Country Codes Additional Settings Display Call Info Show or hide Call Cost a...

Page 198: ...tings A Security A PIN Entry A Switch On Off PIN Lock PIN1 Lock or PIN2 Lock is activated if PIN1 or PIN2 is incorrectly entered three times consecutively To cancel PIN1 Lock or PIN2 Lock follow these steps Open a function requiring PIN1 or PIN2 A Enter Personal Unblocking Key PUK Code A Press b A Enter new PIN1 or PIN2 A Press b A Re enter PIN1 or PIN2 A Press b For information on Personal Unbloc...

Page 199: ...are possible During a call press g to end the call e or b to show or hide Options d to mute Microphone f to switch between callers in Call Waiting or 0 9 to enter Handset Code or i to edit Handset Code entry Answer calls by pressing f or keys for Any Key Answer see P 2 5 or reject calls by pressing g Press d to forward incoming calls when When Busy is On Handset Lock Activate Handset Lock to requi...

Page 200: ...Phone Book Handset Code and thus Secret mode entries may be compromised When Secret Mode is Off Phone Book Names Picture images do not appear for incoming calls mail from numbers addresses in Secret mode entries Personal Ringtones Ringvideos are disabled Names for numbers in Secret mode entries do not appear in Dialled Numbers Received Calls or list of received messages Names saved in Dialled Numb...

Page 201: ...rd Main Menu H Settings A Memory Settings A Format Card Note H When using a new SD Memory Card format it for use with 802SH before trying to save files etc Before formatting an SD Memory Card make sure there is no important information saved on the card Format Card deletes all files from SD Memory Card Never remove SD Memory Card or battery while formatting An improperly formatted SD Memory Card m...

Page 202: ...b Reset Reset Settings Cancel custom settings and return handset functions to their default settings Main Menu H Settings A Master Reset A Reset Settings Reset All Clear all Phone Book entries files in Data Folder etc Main Menu H Settings A Master Reset A Reset All Note H Files removed using Reset All cannot be recovered Handset Code returns to the default setting ...

Page 203: ...11 1 Tools ...

Page 204: ...gory and press b 6 Enter start date and press b 7 Enter start time and press b 8 Select duration and press b C To set end date time select Other A Press b A Enter date A Press b A Enter time A Press b 9 No Reminder 1 Select No Reminder and press b Setting Reminder 1 Select from At Start time to 1 day before and press b C For custom Reminder Time select Other A Press b A Enter date A Press b A Ente...

Page 205: ... Select Reminder A Press b A Select Assign Tone Video A Press b A Select Assign Video A Press b A Select a video file A Press b K15 seconds Select Reminder A Press b A Select Duration A Press b A Select time A Press b C For custom Duration select Other A Press b A Enter time A Press b Note H When entries are transferred to other devices date time or other information may appear different depending...

Page 206: ...y and press b 3 Press d W to end 1 Press e P 2 Select Edit and press b 3 Select an item and press b See Saving Entries on P 11 2 11 3 for more 4 When finished editing press d q Press e P A Select Delete A Press b A Select This Appointment A Press b A Press e i Press e P A Select Delete A Press b A Select All This Day A Press b A Press e i Repeat Assign schedule type once only daily weekly monthly ...

Page 207: ...r time and press b 3 Select Repeat and press b 4 Every Day 1 Select Every Day and press b Specified Day of the Week 1 Select Selected Days and press b 2 Select a day of the week and press b The day is set and P appears To cancel highlight the selected day and press b 3 Repeat 2 to select more 4 Press d q when finished Once Only 1 Select Once Only and press b All This Month Delete all entries of th...

Page 208: ... an interval A Press b C For custom intervals select Other A Press b A Enter interval A Press b At Alarm Time Stopping Alarm Tone Press d 3 g c or i Snooze When Snooze see right is set Alarm repeats at the set interval Press d 3 or c to cancel Snooze Accept incoming calls After each call press g to reactivate Snooze Snooze is cancelled automatically 60 minutes after initial Alarm Time Tip H If Ala...

Page 209: ... i Alarm Volume Select Alarm Volume from seven levels Main Menu H Tools A Alarms A Open an entry A Alarm Volume Duration Select duration for Alarm Main Menu H Tools A Alarms A Open an entry A Duration Vibration Handset vibrates at Alarm Time Main Menu H Tools A Alarms A Open an entry A Vibration Cancelling Reactivating Alarm Switch Off Cancel Alarm and retain the settings Main Menu H Tools A Alarm...

Page 210: ...ween domestic and foreign currencies follow these steps after entering numbers Conversion is based on the preset exchange rate Press e P A Select Money Converter A Press b A Select to Domestic or to Foreign A Press b C To change exchange rate open Calculator and follow these steps Exchange rate of 1 1 is set by default Press e P A Select Money Converter A Press b A Select Exchange Rate A Press b A...

Page 211: ... a new file For Message 1 Press b to stop Recording stops automatically when maximum recording time is reached C To play the recording select Playback A Press b B Press e V to pause C To start over without saving press d 3 A Repeat from Step 2 C To attach to a MMS message select Save and Send A Press b A See P 14 9 B When Choice is selected in Save Rec to setting select Handset Memory or Memory Ca...

Page 212: ...ones see P 7 3 1 Press e P 2 Select My Sounds and press b 3 Select a file and press b Playback starts C Use C up or D down to adjust volume Recording Settings Record Time Select Extended Voice or For Message Main Menu H Tools A Voice Recorder Save Rec to Select storage media for For Message Main Menu H Tools A Voice Recorder Playback Main Menu H Tools A Voice Recorder Incoming Calls Mail during Pl...

Page 213: ...P 11 12 C To start over while scan results appear press d W A Press e i A Repeat from Step 1 Barcode Tip H UPC Universal Product Code or JAN Japanese Article Number is a series of varying width vertical lines called bars and spaces Bars and spaces together are elements combinations of which represent different numbers Handset cannot read other one dimensional barcodes ITF Code Code39 Codabar NW 7 ...

Page 214: ...ing may fail if the barcode is smudged or unclear It is recommended to use Mobile Light when scanning barcodes indoors Capture one barcode at a time Otherwise handset may fail to scan Place Calls1 Select a number starting with TEL 2 A Press b A The number appears A Press f Send Mail3 Select a mail address including A Press b A New Message window opens See P 14 7 for more Quote Send Mail Press e P ...

Page 215: ...try window Note H Operations dialling sending messages etc are available only when TEL http or rtsp is attached Tip H When MEMORY or MAILTO appears in scan results press b to save underlined text to Phone Book or send messages All underlined items are entered However text after an invalid character is not underlined and is not copied Scanningduring Text Entry Insert scan results into current curso...

Page 216: ...ess b A Select an item A Press b A QR Code appears A Press e P A Select Save A Press b Creating QR Codes Phone Book Encode name reading phone numbers mail addresses and note Main Menu H Barcode A Create QR Code A Phone Book Text Input Enter and encode text Main Menu H Barcode A Create QR Code A Text Input Data Folder Encode melody image files or Text Templates in Data Folder Main Menu H Barcode A ...

Page 217: ...rtrait Macro Selector to Macro to scan fine text C Press to use Mobile Light 2 Press b Mobile camera scans text C To stop scan press i A Repeat from Step 1 3 Use E to select a line and press b Text Scanner reads one line per scan Text Scanner Note H Text Scanner is disabled while music plays or V application is active When a confirmation to stop the function appears press e i to proceed If handset...

Page 218: ... be used as follows C Using Scan Results see P 11 12 In a text entry window press e P A Select Scan A Press b A Select Text Scanner A Press b A Frame text in the centre of Display A Press b A Select a line A Press b Tip H If Text Exceeds Limit Results appear with overage truncated URL Access Mobile Internet copy Email address Send mail save to Phone Book copy Phone Number Dial save to Phone Book c...

Page 219: ...o save the records to Text Templates press e P A Select Save to Template A Press b B To check saved records open Text Templates see P 8 13 C Press b to resume Stopwatch C To clear the record press e P A Select Reset A Press b 3 Press d W to exit C To end Stopwatch when recording or stopped press d W A Press e i Stopwatch Main Menu H Tools A Stopwatch Tip H Records are deleted when Stopwatch is can...

Page 220: ...For custom Reminder Time select Other A Press b A Enter date A Press b A Enter time A Press b 6 Select Description and press b 7 Enter task details and press b Enter up to 128 characters See P 11 19 Tasks Options to customise task related settings such as Reminder tone Repeat or Secret mode setting etc 8 Press d q The entry is saved Reminder operates according to the settings Tasks Saving Entries ...

Page 221: ... Press b A Choose On or Off A Press b Secret mode entries appear only when handset is in Secret mode see P 10 12 1 Use F to select 8 all entries c checked or e unchecked Entries with a check appear in c entries without a check appear in e 2 Select an entry and press b C To check press b B To uncheck press b 3 Press d W to end 1 Press e P 2 Select Edit and press b 3 Select an item and press b See S...

Page 222: ... one by entering area name and time difference between the area and the local area 1 Use F to specify an area and press b C To add Time Zones in Time Zone setting window press e P A Select Set Custom Zone A Press b A Enter city name A Press b A Enter time difference A Press b Activate Daylight Saving to advance the selected area s time by one hour 1 Choose On and press b C To cancel choose Off A P...

Page 223: ...s b to resume 4 Press d W and then e i to exit Countdown Timer Main Menu H Tools A Countdown Timer Countdown Timer End Timer Expired appears Vibration activates and Alarm Tone sounds according to the settings Alarm stops automatically after 60 seconds Press d 3 to stop manually Manner settings take priority over When the set timer time elapsed during a call Timer Expired appears after g is pressed...

Page 224: ...s e i C To delete all entries select an entry A Press e P A Select Delete All A Press b A Press e i Select Edit Category A Press b A Select a category A Press b A Edit A Press b Enter up to 14 characters Digital Print Order Format DPOF is a standard specification for requesting prints from digital cameras Select images from SD Memory Card and specify the number of copies to print on DPOF compatibl...

Page 225: ...A Press e i Selecting Images Prints Main Menu H Tools A Photo Print A Picture Setting Note H Print settings made on other devices cannot be changed on handset Print settings on handset replace those made on other devices Some settings may not be supported depending on the printer or printing services Process may take a while if print settings are made for many images If image files are deleted or ...

Page 226: ... press e P A Select Change Folder A Press b A Select a folder A Press b The selected folder will open next time C Press e P A Select Property A Press b to see the title author etc 2 Select content and press b indicates location of the current page C If content is password protected enter password A Press b A Reading window opens 3 Press g to close The last page you opened will appear next time E B...

Page 227: ...Scroll down by line Forward by page B Backward by page Scroll left by line A Forward by page Scroll right by line Text Operations C Jump to the first or last page Press e P A Select Home or End A Press b C Move to a specific location Press e P A Select Shift A Press b A Enter location by percentage 00 99 A Press b C Select chapter when a table of contents is contained Press e P A Select Contents A...

Page 228: ...nnot be copied Mask Jump Some content may contain hidden text or images masked info or links jump links Select a part with masked info and press b to show the text or image Press b again to hide Select a part with jump link and press b to jump to the specified page Press d W to return to the original location Bookmark Auto Bookmark When you close Reading window Auto Bookmark 1 is added to the last...

Page 229: ...s as Wallpaper Main Menu H Tools A E Book A Open E Book Embedded Information Use information contained in images Main Menu H Tools A E Book A Open E Book Jump To Link Select jump information to move to other pages Use linked information to send MMS messages or access Mobile Internet sites book data will close See P 11 26 Using Linked Info Copying Text Toggle Mask Hidden text or images appear Play ...

Page 230: ... 1 Select Phone Help and press b Phone Help window opens Handset Status and Key Press Method Operations Keys Function 2 Press E Guide for another function appears 3 Press d W to end Phone Help Main Menu H Tools In standby 紙 press and hold紙 壁紙 Power壁紙 On Off N J Phone Help Back ...

Page 231: ...12 1 Optional Services ...

Page 232: ...m handset or any touch tone phone anytime New Voice Mail indicator appears on handset after message is recorded see P 12 4 Call Waiting Call Waiting alerts you to incoming calls when the line is already engaged After the tone place the current call on hold and answer the second or alternate between calls see P 12 5 Conference Call Open a second line while the first is engaged Switch back and forth...

Page 233: ...Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Diverts A Select a forwarding condition Tip H Adjust ring time to set the response priority when using Call Forwarding together with Message Recorder see P 2 20 Example Ring time for Call Forwarding 10 seconds Ring time for Message Recorder 9 seconds In this example Message Recorder responds first Priority may change depending on signal conditions Phone Numbe...

Page 234: ...warding condition is No Answer Each Forwarding Condition Select a forwarding condition A Choose Off A Press b All Voice Mail Select Cancel All A Press b A Press e i If all Voice Mail settings are cancelled Call Forwarding settings are cancelled at the same time Done appears following Please wait Select Status A Press b Voice Mail status appears Voice Mail Voice Mail Initiate Voice Mail Main Menu H...

Page 235: ...tion Required Start Cancel Call Waiting Activate or deactivate Call Waiting Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Call Waiting Status Check Call Waiting status Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Call Waiting Incoming Calls Put Line 1 on hold to answer Line 2 Ending Calls while Someone is on Hold When g is pressed or handset is closed all lines are disconnected Line 1 Ends while Line 2 is on H...

Page 236: ...s b Conference Call Separate Subscription Required Dial New Number Open another line during a call Switch Line Switch between two open lines Ending Calls while Someone is on Hold When g is pressed or handset is closed all lines are disconnected Line 1 Ends while Line 2 is on Hold A beep sounds Press d to talk with the other party on hold Conference Call Use up to five lines simultaneously Ending C...

Page 237: ...rently not available Rejected Numbers Reject calls from designated numbers Withheld Call Reject incoming calls without Caller ID Note H Network Password selected at initial subscription see P 1 33 is required to change Call Barring settings If Network Password is incorrectly entered three times Call Barring settings are locked To resolve Network Password and Centre Access Code must be changed For ...

Page 238: ...sword A Press b Select restriction A Press b A Select a service type A Press b A Select Status A Press b Call Barring status appears Restricting Outgoing Calls Set Restriction Restrict outgoing calls by selecting a type of restrictions and services Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Call Barring A Outgoing Calls Cancel Restriction Cancel restriction of outgoing calls Main Menu H Settings A Cal...

Page 239: ...ress e P A Select Edit A Press b A Edit a number A Press b Deleting Numbers Select a number A Press e P A Select Delete A Press b A Press e i KOff Choose On or Off A Press b Restricting Incoming Calls Set Cancel Restriction Set or cancel restriction of incoming calls Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Call Barring A Incoming Calls Rejecting Calls Rejected Numbers Reject incoming calls from des...

Page 240: ...owing numbers before a phone number when placing a call KOn Send Choose On or Off A Press b Select Status A Press b Caller ID status appears Changing Network Password Change N W Password Change Network Password Main Menu H Settings A Call Settings A Call Barring A Change N W Password Caller ID Send 186 or 31 Block 184 or 31 Show Your Number Send or block Caller ID Main Menu H Settings A Call Setti...

Page 241: ...13 1 Vodafone live Overview ...

Page 242: ... mail from PCs etc Vodafone live Basics Vodafone live Services Web Information Access Vodafone live compatible Mobile Internet sites from Web Menu Mobile Internet Enter Mobile Internet site URLs to visit specific sites or pages directly SMS Exchange short text messages of up to 160 single byte alphanumerics with SMS compatible Vodafone handsets MMS Exchange long text messages of up to approximatel...

Page 243: ...itional contract is required to use V applications Web Downloads Download V applications via Web Network V applications Enjoy Network games or real time information Screensaver Keep a V application active in Standby Tip H For more details contact Vodafone Customer Centre General Information see P 16 32 Download Real Time Scores Games Stock Prices Screensaver ...

Page 244: ...ncel press d 3 Press e d or b to initiate Network Setup Handset must connect to the Network to customise handset address Customising handset mail address helps reduce spam 1 Select My Vodafone and press b 2 Select 各種変更手続き 各種変更手続き 各種変更手続き 各種変更手続き and press b 3 Select オリジナルメール設定 各種メール設定 オリジナルメール設定 各種メール設定 オリジナルメール設定 各種メール設定 オリジナルメール設定 各種メール設定 and press b Follow onscreen instructions Japanese only C ...

Page 245: ...ll oldest items are automatically deleted to make space for new ones Previously opened information may load from Cache Memory Some information has expiry dates and are deleted from Cache Memory upon expiry ニュース 総合 トピック１ アメリカで行われた世 界腕相撲大会で 日本 の石橋さんが見事に優 勝 日本人の優勝は 一昨年の木村さんに次 いで二人目の快挙 N4 J Options Back 関連記事 Disclaimer When a security notice appears subscribers must decide for themselves whether or no...

Page 246: ...ains connected to the Network even if it is closed C To disconnect press i 4 Repeat Steps 2 3 to open additional links C Basic Operations see P 13 8 5 Press g and then e i to exit Using Web Opening Web Menu Page Jump Press d W to open previous page B To return to the original page after the above operation press e P A Select Forward A Press b Opening Secured Information When accessing SSL TLS prot...

Page 247: ...w ones 1 Select a domain folder and press b 2 Select an item and press b C To open properties select an item A Press e P A Select Details A Press b B Press d W to return C To send URLs via SMS MMS select an item A Press e P A Select Send Page A Press b A Create and send message see P 14 7 14 8 3 Press g and then e i to exit Entering URLs Directly Main Menu H Vodafone live A Options e A Go to URL N...

Page 248: ...Enter text and press b Check box Highlight O check box and press b The box changes to P indicating that the item is selected In addition to O may also appear as selection indicators Menu List Highlight the field and press b to select an item Command Button Use to send reset etc Highlight and press b to execute the indicated command Basic Operations Moving Cursor Scrolling Pages D C D C ニュース 2 国際ニュ...

Page 249: ...ts to the Network For URLs with rtsp video or sound is played back see P 13 14 Streaming Input Memory C Entered text is saved to Input Memory except Security Code and entries made in secured sites Use saved text in other applications C Up to 20 entries are saved When full oldest entries are deleted automatically to make room for new ones Using Input Memory In a text entry window press e P A Select...

Page 250: ...Press e P A Select Send A Press b A Create and send message see P 14 7 14 8 2 Select a file and press b Data Folder opens C To switch to SD Memory Card press A C To save to a sub folder select folder A Press b 3 Select Save here and press b 4 Enter title file name and press b To accept the default title file name press e K 5 Press e K File is saved to Data Folder When memory is full notification a...

Page 251: ... My Saved Pages Sharp s Space Town Mobile Internet site Japanese Only is Bookmarked by default Visit Space Town for various downloads such as Wallpapers games and Dictionary files Save frequently used information to My Saved Page Linked Files Main Menu H Vodafone live A Open information Bookmarks My Saved Page Function Description Folder Bookmarks Save links to Mobile Internet sites Handset connec...

Page 252: ...ge see P 14 7 14 8 My Saved Page 1 Select Advanced and press b 2 Select My Saved Page and press b C To update items press e P A Select Update A Press b C To open properties select a title A Press e P A Select Details A Press b B Press d W to return C To show or hide date select a title A Press e P A Select Show Date Hide Date A Press b 3 Select a title and press b Saving URLs Information Main Menu...

Page 253: ... e P A Select Edit URL A Press b twice A Enter URL A Press b A Press e P A Select OK A Press b Create a Folder Open Bookmarks and press e P A Select New A Press b A Select Folder A Press b twice A Enter a name A Press b A Press e K Move to Folder Open Bookmarks and select a title A Press e P A Select Move A Press b A Select a folder A Press b Move can only be selected when there is a folder Editin...

Page 254: ...sound appears Press e i to cancel Manner mode temporarily Handset speaker outputs sound at the volume set for Media Player Press d c to stay in Manner mode Enjoy sound discretely with Multi Stereo Headphones etc Changing Display Size After Step 1 select Display Size A Press b A Select Original Size or Enlarge A Press b Favourites C To save the source URL to My Saved Page pause playback and follow ...

Page 255: ...form Step 1 on P 13 14 and follow these steps Select Access Log A Press b A Select a URL A Press e P A Select Edit URL A Press b A Edit URL A Press b C To delete URLs perform Step 1 on P 13 14 and follow these steps Select Access Log A Press b A Press e P A Select Delete All A Press b A Press e i Note H Handset remains connected to the Network while Streaming Sub Menu Settings Reload Page Update i...

Page 256: ...structions for specific procedure Some files may not be uploadable Browser Data Clear Cache Cookies or Access History Main Menu H Vodafone live A Open information A Options e A Advanced A Browser Data Search This Page Search within information or jump to the top or end of information Main Menu H Vodafone live A Open information A Options e A Advanced A Search This Page Restart Browser Close browse...

Page 257: ...n Off in LBS Settings see P 10 13 is set to Off location info is not sent Other Functions Basic Settings Cookies Enable or disable cookies Main Menu H Vodafone live A Options e A Advanced A Settings A Cookies Downloads Select whether to download images and sounds on Mobile Internet sites automatically or to open text information only Main Menu H Vodafone live A Options e A Advanced A Settings A Do...

Page 258: ...ptions e A Advanced A Settings A Security A Secure Prompt Certificates View certification of currently opened information Main Menu H Vodafone live A Options e A Advanced A Settings A Security Root Certificates Open electronic certificates issued by Certificate Authorities saved on handset Main Menu H Vodafone live A Options e A Advanced A Settings A Security A Root Certificates Authentication Pre...

Page 259: ...14 1 Messaging ...

Page 260: ...press b Message window opens see P 14 3 Message Content C To download the entire MMS message see P 14 4 4 Press g and then press e i to exit Incoming Text Messages Opening New Messages Message received N4 6 J OK Delivery Notice Mr Yamamoto and Ms Kawahashi please bring a camera and a tripod to the wedding I will bring a camcorder N J kaoru kitayama Options Back Message Window Information Number of...

Page 261: ... L or M to select a message and press h Message window opens 4 Press c to exit Received folder returns C Press c to return to Standby Sender Number mail address or name appears If the number or mail address is not saved in Phone Book name designated by the sender appears except for the following B MMS Notice B MMS messages not saved on the Server Message Text In Viewer Position Message Content Mr ...

Page 262: ... List see P 14 30 1 Select a message and press e P Select a message with Q 2 Select Download and press b Download starts After the message is retrieved Received folder returns Retrieving MMS Messages B A message was sent to multiple recipients B Files are attached to the message Retrieving a Message Main Menu H Messages A Received Note H Messages up to 300 KB can be received Tip H Limit the size o...

Page 263: ... A Select Reply or Reply all A Press b A Perform from Step 4 in Replying to Messages on P 14 23 For MMS messages subject is automatically entered prefaced with Re Use MMS to send messages to up to 20 recipients at once Select Reply All to send the same message to all recipients To Cc Reply All may not appear for some messages Open a message and press e P A Select Forward A Press b A Perform from S...

Page 264: ... Attach Files MMS Mail see P 14 9 Enter Recipient see P 14 12 Enter Subject MMS Mail see P 14 13 Send Message Image Sound Video vFile Other File Phone Book Direct Entry Character Entry Limits SMS Mail 160 single byte alphanumerics MMS Mail Approximately 30 000 single byte alphanumerics up to 300 KB including attachments Available Entry Items Message Attachments Recipient Subject SMS Mail Valid N A...

Page 265: ...iles or save to Draft or Templates 1 Press b select Messages and press b Alternatively press e Y in Standby 2 Select Create New and press b New Message window opens 3 Enter message text and attach files 4 Press D until r appears on Media Console Skip this step if it is already on Display 5 Use F to select D N on Media Console and press b Recipient Entry window opens Media Console Size 0 SMS N J Cr...

Page 266: ...b A Edit A Press b C To open Recipient Entry window select D N on Media Console A Press b A Perform from Step 2 on P 14 12 Incoming Calls during Message Creation New Message window returns after call ends Preview Message To check messages before sending select Preview Message in Mail Setting window A Press b B Press d W to return When Recipient Handset is Off or Out of Range Messages are saved at ...

Page 267: ...b Attaching Sound Files 1 Use F to select F Sound and press b 2 Select Saved Sounds and press b C To record sound select Record Sound A Press b A Press b Start A Press b Stop A Select Save and Send A Press b A Select Handset Memory or Memory Card A Press b A Proceed to Step 4 3 Select a file and press b Inserting Signature In a text entry window press e P A Select Advanced A Press b A Select Signa...

Page 268: ...pears next to the size indication 4 When finished press D until r appears Skip this step if it is already on Display 5 Use F to select D N and press b C Entering Recipient see P 14 12 C Saving to Draft see P 14 15 C Saving as Template see P 14 16 Attaching Schedule In New Message window select 0 P on Media Console A Press b A Select Attach Appt A Press b A Select a day with schedules A Press b A S...

Page 269: ...review Message In New Message window select 0 P on Media Console A Press b A Select Preview Message A Press b B Press d W to return Checking Attachments In New Message window with 6 follow these steps Select 0 P on Media Console A Press b A Select View Attachments A Press b Attachment list appears B To open an attachment select a file after the above operation A Press b B To delete an attachment s...

Page 270: ... C Creating a Message see P 14 7 14 8 C Saving to Draft see P 14 15 C Saving as Template see P 14 16 Adding Slides In New Message window select the place to insert a new slide A Press e P A Select Add Slide A Press b A Select Add Slide Before or Add Slide After A Press b Deleting Slides In New Message window select a slide A Press e P A Select Remove Slide A Press b The last slide returns to a nor...

Page 271: ...nts from Mail Setting Window C In Mail Setting window press d W to open New Message window B To edit text select the text entry field A Press b A Edit A Press b To replace delete attachments in New Message window see Replacing Attachments and Deleting Attachments on P 14 10 Add Ph Book f 090392XXXX1 N J Create New Select Back Address List Editing Recipients In Address List select a number or addre...

Page 272: ...SMS or MMS and press b Downgrading to selected message type is not allowed appears when SMS is not available These settings are valid for one message when set during message composition Advanced settings are not available when resending messages Specify settings in Mail Setting window see Step 4 on P 14 12 KOff In Mail Setting window select Advanced A Press b A Select Delivery Report A Press b A C...

Page 273: ...ow 1 Press D until r appears on Media Console Skip this step if it is already on Display 2 Use F to select 0 P and press b Mail Setting Window 1 Select the recipient entry field and press e P 3 Select Save to Drafts and press b The massage is saved to Draft folder When memory is low original window returns Delete messages and try again see P 14 25 4 Press g and then e i to exit Priority Set delive...

Page 274: ...ress b Template list appears 2 Select a template and press b New Message window opens 3 Edit the template message C Creating a Message see P 14 7 Using Mail Templates Saving as Template Main Menu H Messages A Create New Creating Message from Template Main Menu H Messages Protecting Unprotecting Templates After Step 1 select a template A Press e P A Select Lock or Unlock A Press b Opening Propertie...

Page 275: ...age list appears see P 14 19 2 Select a message and press b Message window opens see P 14 20 Message Content If attached image is too large it may not appear Attached slide appears automatically For Draft New Message window opens see P 14 7 C Use E to scroll 3 Press g and then e i to exit Mail Box Mail Box Type Received Draft Sent Unsent Personal Folders Mail Box Checking Messages Messages in Mail...

Page 276: ... for Mail Box Resending Messages C To resend failed messages open Unsent folder and follow these steps Select a message A Press e P A Select Re send A Press b Editing Messages Open Draft folder and select a message A Press b A Edit the message Open Unsent folder and select a message A Press e P A Select Edit A Press b A Edit the message Tip H Press 0 9 to activate Display Backlight Messages in Per...

Page 277: ...appears except for the following B MMS Notice B MMS messages not saved on the Server Received or Sent Date Time Subject or Message Text Subject MMS Mail or message text SMS Mail appears List Content e Unread H Read E Sent w Failed u MMS Mail1 V SMS Mail 6 File attached o Protected m Priority High p Priority Low Q MMS Notice2 Q Delivery Report3 n SMS Mail on USIM Card kaoru kitayama Mr Yamam 12 20 ...

Page 278: ...ss b Enter up to 100 single byte alphanumerics 33 single byte katakana or double byte characters 5 Press e K Message Content Confirming Report C Set Delivery Report see P 14 14 P 14 31 to On and send messages to receive Delivery Report from the Centre Delivery Report arrives A Delivery Notice appears A Press b Received folder opens A Select a message A Press b B Press d W to return Mr Yamamoto and...

Page 279: ...Select Received or Personal Folders and press b Message list appears see P 14 19 C For Personal Folders select a folder A Press b 2 Select a message and press e P 3 Select Advanced and press b 4 Select Move to Folder and press b 5 Select a folder and press b 6 Press g to exit Moving Messages Main Menu H Messages ...

Page 280: ...4 12 Sorting by Subject 1 Select Subject and press b 2 Enter text and press b Enter up to 40 single byte alphanumerics 13 single byte katakana or double byte characters 3 Press b 5 Press g to exit Auto Sort Main Menu H Messages A Settings Editing Distribution Rule After Step 2 select a number A Press e P A Select Edit A Press b A Press e Z A Edit the rule A Press b Changing Distribution Rule Phone...

Page 281: ... Forward and press b New Message window opens 5 Press D until r appears on Media Console Skip this step if it is already on Display 6 Use F to select D N and press b Recipient Entry window opens 7 Enter recipient and press b Mail Setting window opens For MMS messages subject is automatically entered prefaced with Fw C Entering Recipient see P 14 12 8 Select Send Message and press b Q Message is fo...

Page 282: ...t select a message with o 3 Select Advanced and press b 4 Select Lock or Unlock and press b o appears for the protected message Sending from Draft Main Menu H Messages A Draft Editing Draft Messages C After Step 1 edit a message and save it see P 14 15 The original message is overwritten Protecting a Message Main Menu H Messages Protecting Selected Messages After Step 1 press e P A Select Advanced...

Page 283: ... select a message with 4 A Press b 5 Repeat Step 4 to select messages C To select all press e P A Select Select All A Press b C To uncheck all press e P A Select Unselect All A Press b 6 Press e P 7 Select Delete and press b 3 Press e i 4 Press g to exit Protected messages cannot be deleted 1 Select Received Draft Sent or Unsent folder see P 14 17 and press b Message list appears see P 14 19 2 Pre...

Page 284: ...r s recipient s address to Phone Book Selected numbers can only be saved when colour changes 1 Select Received or Sent and press b Message list appears see P 14 19 2 Select a message and press b 3 Saving Sender Recipient Number or Address 1 Press e P 2 Select Save Address and press b 3 Select a number or address and press b Saving Number in Text 1 Select a number and press b 2 Select Save to Phone...

Page 285: ...Message see P 14 7 14 8 URLs 1 Select a URL and press b Handset connects to the Network For URLs with rtsp video or sound is played back see P 13 14 Streaming Save attachments images sounds vFiles etc to Data Folder 1 Select Received or Sent and press b Message list appears see P 14 19 2 Select a message and press b Select a message with attachments 3 Select a file C To open properties select a fi...

Page 286: ...Press b A Select Switch to Unread or Switch to Read A Press b Switching Status of Selected Messages Press e P A Select Advanced A Press b A Select Multiple Select A Press b A Select a message A Press b 4 appears A Select messages A Press e P A Select Switch to Unread or Switch to Read A Press b C To uncheck select a message with 4 A Press b C To select all press e P A Select Select All A Press b C...

Page 287: ...s b After download Mail List appears When Mail List has already been received it is refreshed Server Mail Retrieving Mail List Main Menu H Messages Retrieving All Server Mail After Step 1 select Retrieve All Mails A Press b Deleting All Server Mail After Step 1 select Delete All Mails A Press b A Press e i Checking Server Mail Volume After Step 1 select Server Mail Volume A Press b B To refresh pr...

Page 288: ...oad starts Retrieved messages are deleted from Mail List and saved to Received folder 1 Select Server Mail Box and press b 2 Select Mail List and press b 3 Select a message and press e P 4 Select Delete and press b 5 Press e i Retrieving Selected Messages Main Menu H Messages Deleting Selected Messages Main Menu H Messages ...

Page 289: ...eceived From Mail List Press b A Select Messages A Press b A Select Server Mail Box A Press b A Select Mail List A Press b A Select a message A Press e P A Select Remote Forward A Press b A Perform Steps 4 5 Mail Settings General Settings Home Download Set download option for Home Network system In Japan only default setting is available Main Menu H Messages A Settings A General Settings A Home Do...

Page 290: ... Messages A Settings A General Settings A Delivery Rep Allow Reply History Quote the original message text when replying Main Menu H Messages A Settings A General Settings A Reply History SMS Settings Message Centre Set SMS Centre Number Main Menu H Messages A Settings A SMS Settings A Message Centre Message Format Select a message format for new SMS messages Main Menu H Messages A Settings A SMS ...

Page 291: ...il Box 1 Select Memory Status and press b C Press d W to return MMS Settings Slide Duration Set a display time for each slide Main Menu H Messages A Settings A MMS Settings A Slide Duration Max Message Size Reject messages larger than a specified size Main Menu H Messages A Settings A MMS Settings A Max Message Size Memory Status Main Menu H Messages ...

Page 292: ...15 1 V applications ...

Page 293: ...d on other Vodafone handsets PCs and other devices to update V appli Library Perform Network Setup before using Web see P 13 4 Update V appli Library to avoid malfunction 1 Press e i V application Basics Getting Started Network Connection SD Memory Card Main Menu H V appli A Settings A Synchronisation Note H V applications saved to SD Memory Cards from your handset are exclusively for use on 802SH...

Page 294: ...ress d W 4 V application is automatically saved after download and a confirmation appears When you download a new version of V application set as Screensaver a confirmation appears 5 Press e i Web closes and V appli Library opens C To return to the site press d c C Starting V applications see P 15 4 Title Download Size Save Size Cancel download d Start download b Properties of V applications appea...

Page 295: ...Tip H When receiving calls mail a running V application pauses To set it to remain active see P 15 9 Calls Alarms Starting Network V applications C When a network connection confirmation message appears after Step 2 follow these steps Choose On or Off A Press b A V application starts To disable the confirmation message see P 15 7 C If Off Line Mode is active see P 2 18 follow these steps after Ste...

Page 296: ...Press e P A Select Information A Press b C To read the rest press D Press C to scroll back B Press d W to return Exit Pause Resume Exiting or Pausing V applications Resuming V applications Managing V applications Properties View V application details Main Menu H V appli A V appli Library Title Title of the V application Vendor Name of the distributor or supplier manufacturer Version Version of the...

Page 297: ...g and retry Activate a V application to run in Standby Only one V application can be set at a time and some do not run in Standby This setting is not available when a V application is paused K appears in grey V applications on SD Memory Card cannot be set as Screensaver Screensaver is Off by default 1 Choose On and press b C To cancel choose Off A Press b 2 Select Set Application and press b 3 Sel...

Page 298: ... A Press b A Select Suspend Time A Press b A Select time A Press b Note H If handset with SD Memory Card is connected to Multi Stereo Headphones V application set as Screensaver does not start V application set as Screensaver closes if you connect Headphones to handset with SD Memory Card V applications may not start when an external device handsfree kit etc is connected to handset V application s...

Page 299: ...operation Additional Functions V application Operational Settings Application Volume Adjust the volume of V application sounds Main Menu H V appli A Settings A Application Volume Backlight Select a Backlight status for V applications Main Menu H V appli A Settings A Backlight A Switch On Off Always On Backlight remains on while V applications are running Always Off Backlight does not turn on while...

Page 300: ...Select a handset response to incoming calls etc while a V application is active Main Menu H V appli A Settings A Calls Alarms Call Message Alarm Priority V applications pause for incoming calls mail etc Call Message Alarm Notice A message appears for incoming calls mail etc For example 7090392XXXX1 appears Press f to answer the call or read the message etc Reset Set to Default All settings for V a...

Page 301: ...16 1 Appendix ...

Page 302: ...ings P 14 31 Memory Status P 14 33 Camera P 6 2 Main Menu Sub Menu Refer to Data Folder Pictures P 8 2 DCIM P 8 2 Videos P 8 2 Sounds Ringtones P 8 2 V appli P 15 2 Bookmarks P 13 11 My Saved Page P 13 11 Text Templates P 8 13 Other Documents P 8 2 Tools Calendar P 11 2 Alarms P 11 5 Calculator P 11 8 Voice Recorder P 11 9 Stopwatch P 11 17 Tasks P 11 18 World Clock P 11 20 Countdown Timer P 11 21...

Page 303: ... Backup Restore P 9 19 Call Log All Calls P 2 11 Missed Calls P 2 11 Received Calls P 2 11 Dialled Numbers P 2 11 Call Timers P 2 12 Call Costs P 2 13 Message Recorder P 2 20 Settings Mode Settings P 10 2 Display Settings P 10 4 Sound Settings P 10 6 Time Date P 10 7 言語選択 言語選択 言語選択 言語選択 Language P 10 5 User Dictionary P 10 8 Call Settings P 10 9 TV Call Settings P 5 5 Security P 10 10 Memory Setti...

Page 304: ...tc Check if USIM Card is inserted properly If inserted properly Card may be damaged Check if an appropriate USIM Card is inserted Inserted Card may be improper Wipe with clean dry cloth and insert properly Keypad does not respond Is Keypad Lock active b appears Is Phone Lock active l appears Cancel Keypad Lock see P 1 29 Cancel Phone Lock see P 10 11 Beep continues after dialling and call cannot b...

Page 305: ...re signal is strong Cannot charge battery Is AC Charger connected correctly to handset or Desktop Holder Is AC Charger plugged in firmly Is battery installed Is handset in Desktop Holder correctly Are handset battery Charger terminals Connection Terminal Desktop Holder and External Device Connector clean Battery may not be charged if temperature is not within 5 C to 35 C Battery has run out or is ...

Page 306: ...d Extend Battery Time see P 1 17 1 18 Display flickers Display may flicker under fluorescent lights Display is dark when Backlight is off Panel construction characteristic not a malfunction Sound does not come from handset speaker Is Manner mode set Cancel Manner mode see P 2 17 Cannot use Bluetooth or USB transmission with Handset Manager Is PC port for Bluetooth or USB connection the same as the...

Page 307: ...ntinue downloading and press d W to cancel 100 V applications are already saved The message appears as a confirmation Delete applications and try again see P 15 6 Application is currently suspended End application Download to Handset Download Size XXKB Save Size XXKB Download Battery low Download may not complete Not Enough Memory in Handset Download to Memory Card Download Size XXKB Save Size XXK...

Page 308: ...livered A confirmation message appears Y appears in red Undeliverable mail is saved at the Centre Delete messages to free memory for new ones see P 14 25 When memory is available new messages are delivered automatically Delete unprotected messages automatically to receive new ones see P 14 26 Even if memory is not full handset cannot receive new messages larger than remaining memory Display Cause ...

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Page 312: ... 慳 慷 慘 慙 慚 慫 慴 慯 慥 慱 慟 慝 慓 慵 憙 憖 憇 憬 憔 憚 憊 憑 憫 憮 懌 懊 應 懷 懈 懃 懆 憺 懋 罹 懍 懦 懣 懶 懺 懴 懿 懽 懼 懾 戀 戈 戉 戍 戌 戔 戛 戞 戡 截 戮 戰 戲 戳 扁 扎 扞 扣 扛 扠 扨 扼 抂 抉 找 抒 抓 抖 拔 抃 抔 拗 拑 抻 拏 拿 拆 擔 拈 拜 拌 拊 拂 拇 抛 拉 挌 拮 拱 挧 挂 挈 拯 拵 捐 挾 捍 搜 捏 掖 掎 掀 掫 捶 掣 掏 掉 掟 掵 捫 捩 掾 揩 揀 揆 揣 揉 插 揶 揄 搖 搴 搆 搓 搦 搶 攝 搗 搨 搏 摧 摯 摶 摎 攪 撕 撓 撥 撩 撈 撼 據 擒 擅 擇 撻 擘 擂 擱 擧 舉 擠 擡 抬 擣 擯 攬 擶 擴 擲 擺 攀 擽 攘 攜 攅 攤 攣 攫 攴 攵 攷 收 攸 畋 效 敖 敕 敍 敘 敞 敝 敲 數 斂 斃 變 斛 斟 斫 斷 旃 旆 旁 旄 旌...

Page 313: ...菴 萓 菫 菎 菽 萃 菘 萋 菁 菷 萇 菠 菲 萍 萢 萠 莽 萸 蔆 菻 葭 萪 萼 蕚 蒄 葷 葫 蒭 葮 蒂 葩 葆 萬 葯 葹 萵 蓊 葢 蒹 蒿 蒟 蓙 蓍 蒻 蓚 蓐 蓁 蓆 蓖 蒡 蔡 蓿 蓴 蔗 蔘 蔬 蔟 蔕 蔔 蓼 蕀 蕣 蕘 蕈 蕁 蘂 蕋 蕕 薀 薤 薈 薑 薊 薨 蕭 薔 薛 藪 薇 薜 蕷 蕾 薐 藉 薺 藏 薹 藐 藕 藝 藥 藜 藹 蘊 蘓 蘋 藾 藺 蘆 蘢 蘚 蘰 蘿 虍 乕 虔 號 虧 虱 蚓 蚣 蚩 蚪 蚋 蚌 蚶 蚯 蛄 蛆 蚰 蛉 蠣 蚫 蛔 蛞 蛩 蛬 蛟 蛛 蛯 蜒 蜆 蜈 蜀 蜃 蛻 蜑 蜉 蜍 蛹 蜊 蜴 蜿 蜷 蜻 蜥 蜩 蜚 蝠 蝟 蝸 蝌 蝎 蝴 蝗 蝨 蝮 蝙 蝓 蝣 蝪 蠅 螢 螟 螂 螯 蟋 螽 蟀 蟐 雖 螫 蟄 螳 蟇 蟆 螻 蟯 蟲 蟠 蠏 蠍 蟾 蟶 蟷 蠎 蟒 蠑 蠖 蠕 蠢 蠡 蠱 蠶 蠹 蠧 蠻 衄 衂 衒 ...

Page 314: ... 餽 餾 饂 饉 饅 饐 饋 饑 饒 饌 饕 馗 馘 馥 馭 馮 馼 駟 駛 駝 駘 駑 駭 駮 駱 駲 駻 駸 騁 騏 騅 駢 騙 騫 騷 驅 驂 驀 驃 騾 驕 驍 驛 驗 驟 驢 驥 驤 驩 驫 驪 骭 骰 骼 髀 髏 髑 髓 體 髞 髟 髢 髣 髦 髯 髫 髮 髴 髱 髷 髻 鬆 鬘 鬚 鬟 鬢 鬣 鬥 鬧 鬨 鬩 鬪 鬮 鬯 鬲 魄 魃 魏 魍 魎 魑 魘 魴 鮓 鮃 鮑 鮖 鮗 鮟 鮠 鮨 鮴 鯀 鯊 鮹 鯆 鯏 鯑 鯒 鯣 鯢 鯤 鯔 鯡 鰺 鯲 鯱 鯰 鰕 鰔 鰉 鰓 鰌 鰆 鰈 鰒 鰊 鰄 鰮 鰛 鰥 鰤 鰡 鰰 鱇 鰲 鱆 鰾 鱚 鱠 鱧 鱶 鱸 鳧 鳬 鳰 鴉 鴈 鳫 鴃 鴆 鴪 鴦 鶯 鴣 鴟 鵄 鴕 鴒 鵁 鴿 鴾 鵆 鵈 鵝 鵞 鵤 鵑 鵐 鵙 鵲 鶉 鶇 鶫 鵯 鵺 鶚 鶤 鶩 鶲 鷄 鷁 鶻 鶸 鶺 鷆 鷏 鷂 鷙 鷓 鷸 鷦 鷭 鷯 鷽 鸚 鸛 鸞 鹵 鹹...

Page 315: ...le Vodafone handsets Tip H Pictographs in 2 are animated 01 19 37 55 73 02 20 38 56 74 03 21 39 57 75 04 22 40 58 76 05 23 41 59 77 06 24 42 60 78 07 25 43 61 79 08 26 44 62 80 09 27 45 63 81 10 28 46 64 82 11 29 47 65 83 12 30 48 66 84 13 31 49 67 85 14 32 50 68 86 15 33 51 69 87 16 34 52 70 88 17 35 53 71 89 18 36 54 72 90 Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pict...

Page 316: ...8 76 05 23 41 59 77 06 24 42 60 78 07 25 43 61 79 08 26 44 62 80 09 27 45 63 81 10 28 46 64 82 11 29 47 65 83 12 30 48 66 84 13 31 49 67 85 14 32 50 68 86 15 33 51 69 87 16 34 52 70 88 17 35 53 71 89 18 36 54 72 90 Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph ...

Page 317: ...are animated 01 19 37 55 73 02 20 38 56 74 03 21 39 57 75 04 22 40 58 76 05 23 41 59 77 06 24 42 60 78 07 25 43 61 79 08 26 44 62 80 09 27 45 63 81 10 28 46 64 82 11 29 47 65 83 12 30 48 66 13 31 49 67 14 32 50 68 15 33 51 69 16 34 52 70 17 35 53 71 18 36 54 72 Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph ...

Page 318: ...39 57 75 04 22 40 58 76 05 23 41 59 77 06 24 42 60 07 25 43 61 08 26 44 62 09 27 45 63 10 28 46 64 11 29 47 65 12 30 48 66 13 31 49 67 14 32 50 68 15 33 51 69 16 34 52 70 17 35 53 71 18 36 54 72 Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph ...

Page 319: ...raphs in 2 are animated 01 19 37 55 73 02 20 38 56 74 03 21 39 57 75 04 22 40 58 76 05 23 41 59 06 24 42 60 07 25 43 61 08 26 44 62 09 27 45 63 10 28 46 64 11 29 47 65 12 30 48 66 13 31 49 67 14 32 50 68 15 33 51 69 16 34 52 70 17 35 53 71 18 36 54 72 Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph ...

Page 320: ...afone handsets Tip H Pictographs in 2 are animated 01 19 37 55 02 20 38 56 58 03 21 39 57 04 22 40 05 23 41 06 24 42 07 25 43 08 26 44 09 27 45 10 28 46 11 29 47 12 30 48 13 31 49 14 32 50 15 33 51 16 34 52 17 35 53 18 36 54 Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph Code Pictograph ...

Page 321: ...isplay Backlight is used frequently Call Time and Standby Time may decrease when a V application is active Call Time and Standby Time may decrease when handset is used in poor conditions see P 1 17 Battery Time Display employs precision technology However some pixels may appear brighter or darker Specifications Weight Approximately 141 g with battery Continuous Call Time Approximately 150 minutes ...

Page 322: ...rotruding parts cord Cord Length Approximately 1 5 m Input Voltage Current 5 2 VDC 650 mA Output Voltage Current 5 2 VDC 650 mA Charging Temperature 5 C 35 C Dimensions W x H x D Approximately 58 5 x 26 x 132 mm without protruding parts Voltage 3 7 V Battery Type Lithium ion Capacity 870 mAh Dimensions W x H x D Approximately 37 5 x 5 8 x 44 7 mm without protruding parts Weight Approximately 11 g ...

Page 323: ...horisation code 9 9 Auto System Settings 2 14 Auto Delete 14 26 Auto Save 6 18 Backlight 5 5 7 7 10 6 15 8 Backup Restore 9 19 Barcode scanning 11 11 battery 1 16 1 20 Battery Strength indicator 1 18 1 19 Blink V application 15 8 Bluetooth introducing handset 9 4 Bluetooth 9 3 Bluetooth Timeout 9 8 Bookmarks accessing from 13 12 Bookmarks deleting 13 13 Bookmarks editing 13 13 Bookmarks folder 13 ...

Page 324: ...ring Conversion Log 3 13 Clock Calendar 10 5 Conference Call 12 6 confirming report 14 20 Connectivity 9 2 Continuous Shoot 6 8 Cookies 13 17 Copy 3 14 Cost Units 2 13 Countdown Timer 11 21 Country Codes 10 9 Create 120x160 240x320 8 12 Create New Profile 9 17 9 18 Create QR Code 11 14 Crop 7 8 Cut image 8 7 Cut 3 14 Data Folder 8 2 Date Time Format 10 7 Datum On Off 10 13 Daylight Saving 10 7 11 ...

Page 325: ...vourites Streaming 13 14 Font Colour 14 9 Font Settings 10 5 Font Size 13 17 Format Card 10 13 Forward 14 5 14 23 14 31 Frame 8 13 Function Menu 16 2 General Settings 14 31 Greeting Message 10 5 GSM System Settings 2 14 Handset Code 1 33 10 12 Handset Lock 10 11 Handset Manager 9 14 handset phone number opening My Details 4 13 Handsfree Devices Bluetooth 9 8 Handsfree Setting 9 8 Help 6 17 Hiragan...

Page 326: ...Message Size 14 33 Media Console 14 7 Media Player 7 2 Memory All Clear V application 15 9 Memory Card 1 25 Memory Settings 10 13 Memory Status 4 6 10 13 14 33 15 4 Merge Panorama 8 11 Message Centre 14 32 Message Content 14 3 14 20 Message Details 14 28 Message Format 14 32 Message Recorder 2 20 Message Type 14 14 Messaging checking messages 14 17 Messaging creating sending messages 14 7 Messagin...

Page 327: ...onversion 3 11 Operator Name 10 5 Options Media Console 14 7 out of range 16 4 Overlap mode 6 8 Pager Code 3 9 Pager Code list 3 10 Paired Devices Bluetooth 9 5 passcode 9 3 Paste 3 14 Pen Light 1 29 Personal Folders Auto Sort 14 22 Personal Folders 14 17 14 20 Phone Book deleting entries 4 11 Phone Book editing 4 10 Phone Book inserting in text 3 15 Phone Book Memory Status 4 6 Phone Book saving ...

Page 328: ...Video 14 10 Rename folders 14 20 Replace Picture 14 10 Replace Sound 14 10 Replace Video 14 10 replacing characters 3 14 Reply 14 5 14 23 Reply All 14 5 14 23 Reply Path 14 32 Re Provisioning 9 18 Re send 14 18 Reset All 10 14 Reset Settings 10 14 Restart Browser 13 16 Restore from Card 9 20 restricting incoming calls 12 9 restricting outgoing calls 12 8 Retouch 8 8 Retrieve All Mails 14 29 Retrie...

Page 329: ...5 Set Time Zone 10 7 11 20 Set to Default V application 15 9 Settings V application 15 8 Shortcuts 1 32 Shutter Sound 6 15 Side Keys i slide 14 11 Slide Duration 14 12 14 33 SM Orig Address 9 18 Small Light 1 19 SMS 13 2 SMS Settings 14 32 SMSC Address 9 18 Soft Keys 1 31 Sort 7 4 7 7 8 3 Sound Media Console 14 7 14 9 Sound Settings 10 6 Speed Dial 4 12 Split Picture 8 12 SSL 13 5 Standby 1 28 Sto...

Page 330: ...r pausing 15 5 V application resuming 15 5 V application starting 15 4 V application 15 2 V application properties before downloading 15 3 Vibration 10 3 15 9 Video Media Console 14 7 14 10 Video Camera 6 10 Video Encode 6 17 Video Player 7 6 View Attachments 14 11 Viewer position 1 14 Vodafone live 13 2 Vodafone Web 13 6 Voice Mail 12 4 Voice Recorder 11 9 Volume 10 2 Wallpaper 10 4 Warning Tone ...

Page 331: ... under the terms and conditions described in the warranty After the warranty term repairs are performed if possible upon your request at your expense For other services contact the distributor the nearest Vodafone shop or Vodafone Customer Centre General Information see P 16 32 Replacement parts are warranted for 6 years after termination of production Warranty After Sales Services Note H Vodafone...

Page 332: ...iigata Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba Saitama Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Yamanashi Nagano Toyama Ishikawa Fukui Customer Assistance G 0088 240 113 General Information G 0088 241 157 Aichi Gifu Mie Shizuoka Customer Assistance G 0088 241 113 General Information G 0088 242 157 Osaka Hyogo Kyoto Nara Shiga Wakayama Customer Assistance G 0088 242 113 General Information G 0088 259 157 Hiroshima Okayama Yamaguchi Tot...

Page 333: ...lp the mobile industry maintain high environmental standards Recycle your old handsets batteries and charger units all manufacturers and brands Before you recycle please remember these important points Handset batteries and chargers submitted for recycling cannot be returned Always be sure to erase all data recorded on old handsets Phone Book entries call records mail etc before recycling ...

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