SoftBank 706P Manual Download

Page: 17 / 300

xvi

Turn off handset near high-precision electronic

devices or devices using weak electronic signals.

Handset may possibly cause these devices to

malfunction.

*Electronic devices that may be affected: Hearing

aids, implantable cardiac pacemakers, implantable

cardioverter defibrillators, other medical electronic

devices, fire alarms, automatic doors and other

automatically controlled devices.

Persons using an implantable cardiac pacemaker or

cardioverter defibrillator, or other electronic medical

devices, should consult the device manufacturer or

vendor for advice on possible radio waves effects.

Do not point light directly at someone's eyes.

May damage eyesight or cause accidents due to

momentary sight loss or surprise.

Do not turn up the headphone volume to a level

where you cannot hear the sounds around you

while you are walking. Also, look out for the

surrounding traffic and road surface conditions.

May cause an accident.

Turn off handset where use is prohibited, such

as aboard aircraft or in hospitals.

Handset may interfere with the operation of sensitive

devices and electronic medical equipment.

Follow the instructions given by the respective

medical facilities regarding the use of mobile phones

on their premises. In addition, actions such as

speaking on a mobile phone aboard aircraft are

prohibited and may be punishable by law.

If you are using electronic medical equipment,

do not put handset in your breast pocket or in

the inside pocket of your jacket.

Using handset in close proximity to electronic medical

equipment may cause the equipment to malfunction.

If you have a weak heart, take extra precautions

when setting functions such as Vibration or

Ringer Volume for incoming transmissions.
Do not aim the infrared port at eyes when using

infrared communication.

Doing so may affect eyes. Also, aiming it towards

other infrared devices may interfere with the

operation of these devices.

706P_Eng.book Page xvi Wednesday, February 28, 2007 12:45 PM

Summary of Contents for 706P

Page 1: ...scription etc SoftBank 706P is compatible with both 3G and GSM network technologies Note Unauthorized copying of any part of this manual 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 SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 about unclear or missing information Manuals with ...

Page 2: ...ilable on SoftBank Website http www softbank jp without prior notification Please check for the newest versions of utility applications and download if required For further information about accessories please contact SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 Optional battery and AC Charger are available for separate purchase microSD Memory Card is referred to as Memory Card in this ma...

Page 3: ...moval 1 18 AC Charger 1 19 Desktop Holder 1 20 In Car Charger 1 21 Handset Power On Off 1 22 Date Time 1 23 Handset Menus 1 24 Main Menu 1 24 Menu Numbers 1 25 Passwords 1 26 Handset Code 1 26 Centre Access Code 1 26 Call Barring Password 1 26 2 Basic Handset Operations Making Voice Calls 2 2 Calling within Japan 2 2 Calling from Outgoing Call Log 2 3 Calling Abroad from Japan 2 4 Emergency Calls ...

Page 4: ... Text Entry Text Entry 3 2 Text Entry Window Character Input Modes 3 2 Key Assignments 3 3 Entering Characters 3 5 Entering Kanji Hiragana Katakana 3 5 Entering Alphanumerics 3 6 Symbols Pictographs 3 7 Mail Web Extensions 3 8 Templates 3 8 Character Code 3 8 Copying from Phone Book My Details 3 8 Conversion Methods Japanese Only 3 9 Predictive Conversion 3 9 User s Dictionary 3 11 Editing Text 3 ...

Page 5: ... Started 5 2 Note 5 2 Video Call Window 5 2 Making Video Calls 5 3 Answering Video Calls 5 4 Video Call Operations 5 5 Video Call Settings 5 7 6 Camera Before Using Camera 6 2 Image File Formats 6 2 Notes 6 2 External Internal Camera 6 3 Camera Display Indicators 6 4 Pictures 6 6 Camera 6 6 Capturing Still Images 6 7 Videos 6 8 Video Camera 6 8 Recording Videos 6 9 Other Camera Functions 6 10 Cont...

Page 6: ...Call Settings 8 3 Any Key Answer 8 3 Clamshell Control 8 4 International Call Setting 8 4 Auto Answer 8 5 9 Entertainment Media Player 9 2 Downloading Music Video 9 3 Playback Window Indicators 9 4 Playing Music Audio Player 9 4 Playing Video Video Player 9 6 Playback Window Operations 9 8 Playback Mode 9 9 Playlist 9 9 ComicSurfing Japanese Only 9 12 Near Chat Japanese Only 9 13 Starting Near Cha...

Page 7: ...es 10 18 Saving a New Template 10 18 Editing a Template 10 18 Using Templates for Mail SMS 10 18 Memory Card 10 19 Notes 10 19 Inserting Removing Memory Card 10 20 Format Memory Card 10 21 Viewing Memory Card Files 10 21 Phone Book Backup 10 22 PC File Transfers 10 24 11 Connectivity Infrared 11 2 Before Using Infrared 11 2 Infrared File Transfers 11 3 Bluetooth 11 4 Before Using Bluetooth 11 4 Bl...

Page 8: ... Reactivating Alarm 13 9 Calculator 13 10 Voice Recorder 13 10 Recording 13 10 14 Optional Services Overview 14 2 Call Forwarding 14 2 Activating Call Forwarding 14 2 Cancelling Call Forwarding 14 3 Checking Current Status 14 3 Voice Mail 14 4 Activating Voice Mail 14 4 Cancelling Voice Mail 14 4 Checking Current Status 14 4 Checking Voice Mail Messages 14 5 Missed Call Notification 14 5 Call Wait...

Page 9: ...ved Messages Folders 15 16 Replying to Messages 15 17 Forwarding Messages 15 17 Using Sender s Number Address 15 18 Using Linked Information 15 19 Protecting Messages 15 20 Deleting Messages 15 21 Copying SMS 15 22 Additional Functions 15 23 Universal Settings 15 23 Mail Settings 15 25 SMS Settings 15 26 16 Web Getting Started 16 2 Cache Memory 16 2 SSL TLS 16 2 Mobile Internet 16 3 Opening Yahoo ...

Page 10: ...anaging S Appli 17 4 Setting Security Level 17 4 S Appli Settings 17 5 18 Appendix Function List 18 2 Troubleshooting 18 8 Warning Signs 18 10 Software Update 18 11 Character Code List 18 13 Symbol List 18 21 Pictograph List 18 22 Memory List 18 23 Specifications 18 24 Index 18 25 Warranty After Sales Service 18 31 Warranty 18 31 After Sales Service 18 31 Customer Service 18 32 706P_Eng book Page ...

Page 11: ...tor Use Multi Selector to select items navigate menus etc In this manual Multi Selector operations are indicated as shown below Basic Multi Selector Operations Press or Press or Press or Softkeys In this manual Softkey operations are indicated as shown below Select and Back are Softkey label examples Softkey labels vary by menu Left Softkey Right Softkey Select Back 706P_Eng book Page x Wednesday ...

Page 12: ...s Operation Descriptions Default Setting Abbreviated Steps Main Menu operations expressed as shown here For more information see Handset Menus ZP 1 24 Steps Use to select menu items Example to scroll to ON or OFF 7 Alternatively use Keypad to select items ZP 1 25 press Left Softkey or the key assigned to a menu item to select an item 706P_Eng book Page xi Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 13: ... be observed at all times These symbols indicate exposure levels to bodily harm from failure to observe cautions or improper usage Symbol Explanations 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 Action Disassembly Prohibited Avoid Moisture Always Dr...

Page 14: ...may overheat emit smoke or catch fire The internal circuit may also be damaged Danger Warning Do not throw or otherwise subject to strong force or impacts Battery may leak overheat explode catch fire or cause damage to handset Do not use or leave handset or related hardware in locations subject to high temperatures such as near an open flame heater in sunlight or inside a car on an extremely hot d...

Page 15: ...ect hit it with a hammer or step on it Battery may leak overheat explode or catch fire Do not use excessive force to attach battery to handset even when you cannot attach it successfully Also check that battery is the right way round when you attach it Battery may leak overheat explode or catch fire Do not use or leave battery in places where it is exposed to high temperatures such as near an open...

Page 16: ...kin or clothing stop using handset immediately and rinse it off with clean water Battery fluid is harmful to your skin Warning Do not dispose of battery with ordinary refuse May cause fire and environmental damage Place tape over the terminals to insulate battery and take it to a SoftBank retailer or institution that handles used batteries in your area Handset Keep USIM Card microSD Memory Card an...

Page 17: ...nd road surface conditions May cause an accident Turn off handset where use is prohibited such as aboard aircraft or in hospitals Handset may interfere with the operation of sensitive devices and electronic medical equipment Follow the instructions given by the respective medical facilities regarding the use of mobile phones on their premises In addition actions such as speaking on a mobile phone ...

Page 18: ...ers resulting in injury or damage to handset or other property Do not place your ear too close to the speaker while ringer sounds or some files play May impair hearing Do not turn up the volume unnecessarily high when using headphones Using headphones with volume turned up for an extended period may impair hearing or injure ears Do not use One push Open button to open handset near your or another ...

Page 19: ... Selector POM resin Earphone Port cover PC resin Elastomer resin External Device Port cover Elastomer resin Hinge cover battery cover side ABS resin Acrylic UV cured coating Memory Card Slot cover PC resin Acrylic UV cured coating One push Open Button hinge ABS resin Chrome plating on nickel plating Side Key ABS resin Chrome plating on nickel plating Charging Terminals Phosphor bronze Gold plating...

Page 20: ...lay When using One push Open button avoid pinching fingers or objects in hinge May result in injury or damage to display Charger Do not use if charger cord is damaged May cause electric shock overheating or fire Place charger and Desktop Holder on a stable surface during charging Do not cover or wrap charger or Desktop Holder May cause overheating fire or malfunction Do not use AC Charger or Deskt...

Page 21: ...ecified fuse Using the incorrect fuse may cause fire or malfunction Refer to the respective manuals for information on the correct fuse specifications If liquid such as water or pet urine get into charger unplug it immediately May cause electric shock smoke emission or fire Wipe off any dust on the plug May cause fire Do not place heavy objects on charger cord May cause electric shock or fire Alwa...

Page 22: ...ing in medical facilities Do not take handset into operating rooms Intensive Care Units or Coronary Care Units Turn off handset inside hospital wards Turn off handset even outside hospital wards in hospital lobbies etc electronic medical equipment may be in use nearby Where a medical facility has specific instructions prohibiting the carrying and use of mobile phones observe those instructions str...

Page 23: ...eived by another receiver deliberately or accidentally Do not use handset while driving Do not park illegally to use handset Handset use may affect vehicle electronic equipments Never use handset aboard aircraft Keep handset power off Handset use may impair aircraft operation For body worn operation this mobile phone has been tested and meets RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory cont...

Page 24: ...tisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements and should be avoided The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorisation for this model handset with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF emission guidelines SAR information on this model handset is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of http www fcc gov oet fccid a...

Page 25: ...oval of this product is limited to the use of the SoftBank 706P handset with accessories Battery PMBAA1 AC Charger EB CAX800 Overseas In Car Charger PMJAA1 If handset is left with no battery or an exhausted one data may be altered lost SoftBank is not liable for any resulting damages Use handset within temperatures of 5 C to 35 C and humidity 35 to 85 Avoid extreme temperatures direct sunlight Han...

Page 26: ...sit down with handset in a back pocket Do not place heavy objects on handset in a bag Do not remove nameplate doing so invalidates warranty Always turn off handset before removing battery If battery is removed while saving or sending mail data may be altered or lost LCD is manufactured with high precision technology however some pixels may appear darker brighter Connect only specified products to ...

Page 27: ...mer engaged in a personal and non commercial activity and or was obtained from a licensed video provider No license is granted or implied for any other use Additional information may be obtained from MPEG LA LLC Java and all Java based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems Inc in the U S and other countries Aplix microJBlend and JBlend and all Aplix or JB...

Page 28: ...uipment microwave ovens etc and used at premises radio stations amateur radio station etc hereinafter other radio stations 1 Before using the Bluetooth function visually check that there are no other radio stations sharing the same frequency band nearby 2 Should interference occur between 706P and other radio stations move to another place or stop the Bluetooth function stop the transmission immed...

Page 29: ...kg Tests for SAR are conducted with handset transmitting at its highest certified power level and follow the testing methods set by the government While there may be differences between the SAR levels for various handsets they all meet the governmental requirements for safe exposure The actual SAR level of the handset while operating can be well below the highest value This is because the handset ...

Page 30: ...1 1 Getting Started 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 31: ...e Internet Yahoo Keitai Access the Mobile Internet for image or sound files as well as information S Applications Enjoy Java based games and other apps designed to run on SoftBank handsets P 16 1 P 17 1 Messaging Mail Exchange longer text messages with SoftBank other e mail compatible mobiles PCs etc Attach multimedia files download attachments SMS Exchange short text messages with other SoftBank ...

Page 32: ...e Alarms for one time daily or weekly events P 13 2 P 13 8 Handset Displays Wallpaper Customize 706P by setting image to appear in Standby External Display Press Side Key for signal battery levels time date mail etc with 706P closed Main Menu Design Change customize Main Menu icons and background Language Set 706P menus to appear in English or Japanese Home Away Clock Set clocks for two different ...

Page 33: ... P 11 4 P 11 2 P 11 10 Entertainment Media Player Play music video files saved on 706P Memory Card ComicSurfing Download and view Japanese E Comics Photo Books etc Near Chat Exchange text messages with Bluetooth devices P 9 12 P 9 2 P 9 13 Clamshell Control Open to Answer Call Open 706P to answer calls Close to End Call Close 706P to end calls P 8 4 P 8 4 706P_Eng book Page 4 Wednesday February 28...

Page 34: ... incoming call Multiparty Call Separate Subscription Connect with up to five other parties during a single call Call Barring Restrict incoming outgoing calls by preset conditions Caller ID Show or hide your phone number when making calls P 14 2 P 14 4 P 14 6 P 14 7 P 14 8 P 14 10 Onboard Recorders Voice Recorder Record up to 60 seconds of a call or a voice memo on 706P Answer Phone Record caller m...

Page 35: ...e failure If 706P is dropped subjected to shock Restarting USIM Please wait may appear 706P returns to Standby This is not malfunction If Insert USIM appears re insert USIM Card properly then restart 706P About USIM Card IC USIM Card Important USIM Card is the property of SoftBank Return USIM Card to SoftBank upon service cancellation USIM Card will be reissued for a fee if lost or damaged If USIM...

Page 36: ...de out USIM Card as shown Inserting Removing USIM Card Notch Do not force USIM Card into or out of 706P may damage handset USIM Card Be careful not to lose the removed USIM Card Avoid touching USIM Card terminals or IC chip doing so may hinder performance USIM Card recognition 706P_Eng book Page 7 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 37: ...ion PUK PIN1 Lock or PIN2 Lock is activated if PIN1 or PIN2 is incorrectly entered three times Cancel PIN Lock by entering the Personal Unblocking Key PUK ZP 12 3 For information on PUK contact SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 USIM PINs If PUK is incorrectly entered ten times USIM Card is locked and handset is disabled Write down PUK For procedures required to unlock USIM Card...

Page 38: ... Send Redial A a Key Initiate or answer calls toggle upper lower case roman letters in text entry windows e Symbol Key Open Symbols Pictographs in text entry windows Microphone Internal Camera Use during Video Calls Display Portrait Macro Selector Speaker Right Softkey Execute Right Softkey function Camera Line Break Mic Mute Key Activate Camera in Standby or enter a line break in a text entry win...

Page 39: ...nal Port Connect AC Charger or other accessories here One push Open Button Press as shown to open handset Side Key While 706P is ringing press to mute ringer Press and hold to toggle Photo Light on off Earphone Port Connect earphone microphones here Antenna Strap Eyelet Close handset manually Activate Clamshell Control to answer calls by opening handset and end calls by closing ZP 8 4 706P_Eng boo...

Page 40: ...Answer Phone Message List Open Camera Side Key Toggle External Display view when closed Long Press more than one second Activate Keyguard Open Volume settings Press and hold for a few seconds to turn handset power on or off Dial Voice Mail Centre Dial speed dial Enter International Code Enter P pause Activate or cancel Manner mode Toggle Answer Phone ON OFF Side Key Toggle Photo Light ON OFF Short...

Page 41: ...d Active Password Lock Active Battery Level Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Level 0 Bar appears in red Network Service 3G GSM Signal Strength Strong Moderate Low Weak Out of Range Offline Mode GPRS Connection Available Upon closing handset External Display lights for 15 seconds Use Side Key to toggle Display Display 706P_Eng book Page 12 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 42: ...ull Server Mail Saved Bluetooth Enabled Bluetooth Device Connected 706P Visible Infrared Enabled S Application Paused Roaming CSD Connection Established on PC GPRS Connection Established on PC GPRS Connection Established Secure Content Video Call Streaming BGM Playing Streaming Paused BGM Paused USB Connected Answer Phone Active Answer Phone Full New Message Recorded Call Forwarding or Voice Mail ...

Page 43: ...Schedule Set Bluetooth Device Connected 706P Visible User Mode Drive Mode Manner Mode Outdoor Mode Roaming GPRS Connection Established Secure Content Streaming Streaming Paused BGM Playing BGM Paused Answer Phone Active Answer Phone Full New Message Recorded Answer Phone Full Voice Message Call Forwarding or Voice Mail Active New Message Recorded Bluetooth Enabled 706P_Eng book Page 14 Wednesday F...

Page 44: ...andby with stable signals Talk Time and Standby Time may vary by environment battery status temperature etc Information Window Missed Call Missed calls ZP 2 11 Mail Received Mail SMS messages ZP 15 11 Answer Phone Recorded caller messages ZP 2 8 Voice Mail Unanswered call forwarded to Voice Mail Centre ZP 14 5 Update Results Received software update results ZP 18 12 While Information window is ope...

Page 45: ... during charging Move charger away from TV radio if interference occurs Precautions Clean 706P battery charger with dry cotton swab Charge battery at least once every six months Use a case when carrying battery separately Battery Time Using handset in poor conditions may shorten Battery Time Extreme temperatures Impaired handset battery or Charging terminals Signal is weak handset is out of range ...

Page 46: ...ge appears and Warning Tone sounds via Earpiece or Speaker After 90 seconds call ends and 706P shuts down Charge or replace battery To continue the call charge battery within 90 seconds Battery Disposal Do not dispose of exhausted batteries with ordinary refuse Tape over battery terminals before disposal or bring them to a SoftBank shop Follow local regulations regarding battery disposal Battery S...

Page 47: ...ttery cover Cover should click into place Battery Installation Removal When battery is removed just after changing handset settings changes may not take affect Lithium ion batteries are valuable and recyclable resources Recycle used lithium ion battery at a shop displaying the symbol shown to the right To avoid fire or electric shock do not Short circuit battery Disassemble battery Li ion 706P_Eng...

Page 48: ...starts When Charging is complete Charging Indicator goes out 3 When charging is complete unplug AC Charger then disconnect handset Squeeze Release Tabs to remove Charger Connector and replace Port Cover AC Charger AC Charger AC100V outlet Release Tabs Charging Indicator Port Cover Charging Port Charger Connector Plug Do not pull bend or twist AC Charger cord AC Charger is compatible with household...

Page 49: ...r Plug blades Fold back when not in use 3 Insert 706P into Desktop Holder Place 706P in Desktop Holder and push until it clicks Charging Indicator illuminates and charging starts Charging is complete when Charging Indicator goes out 4 When charging is complete remove handset from Desktop Holder then unplug AC Charger Squeeze Release Tabs to remove Charger Connector Desktop Holder AC100V outlet Plu...

Page 50: ...hen Charging Indicator goes out 3 When charging is complete unplug In Car Charger then disconnect handset Squeeze Release Tabs to remove Charger Connector and replace Port Cover In Car Charger Charging Indicator Release Tabs In Car Charger Charging Port Port Cover Charger Connector Lighter Socket Plug Use In Car Charger in vehicles with a negative earth DC12V 24V Do not use if earth is positive Di...

Page 51: ... Setup window appears enter date and time 7 If unentered 2007 01 01 00 00 is set by default Retrieving Network Information When or is pressed for the first time 706P initiates Network Information retrieval to retrieve it Update Network Information to use Messaging Yahoo Keitai etc Update Network Information manually Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Retrieve NW Info 706P_Eng book Page 22 Wedne...

Page 52: ...y Phone Book takes a moment to open just after turning 706P on At this time only phone number appears in Call Log Mail SMS lists etc even if name is saved in Phone Book Return to Standby and try again later name will appear Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Date Time 4 Home Clock 4 Date Time Correcting Misentries Move cursor and enter correct date time Clock Options Away Clock ZP 7 3 Dayligh...

Page 53: ...et Use Settings Camera Capture images or record video clips Messaging Create viewSMSor Mail messages Data Folder Open files saved on 706P Memory Card Entertainment Use Media Player ComicSurfing etc Tools Set Alarm or save Calendar entries Phone Book Save entries to call or send messages Settings Adjust customize handset settings Change Main Menu icons and background ZP 7 4 706P_Eng book Page 24 We...

Page 54: ...s as shown Example 1 to select Settings from Main Menu Example 2 to select Display Settings after Example 1 Numbered Menu Items Press keys to select corresponding menu items Example 1 In Display Settings to select Operator Name Menu Numbers Main Menu Item Key Assignments 706P_Eng book Page 25 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 55: ... digit number specified at initial subscription required to restrict handset services If entered incorrectly three times Call Barring settings lock Call Barring Password Centre Access Code must be changed Reach SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 for details Call Barring Password can be changed on 706P ZP 14 9 Handset Code Centre Access Code Call Barring Password Write down Hands...

Page 56: ...2 1 Basic Handset Operations 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 57: ...rs In Standby Confirm signal strength ZP 1 12 If any of these indicators appear 7 calls cannot be made ZP 18 10 Before Calling Show or Hide Caller ID Enter number Menu 7 My Caller ID 7 7 Show or Hide 7 To always show hide your Caller ID ZP 14 10 Caller ID Correcting Misentries Use to place cursor after digit s to delete then press to delete Press and hold to delete all digits Standby returns 706P_...

Page 58: ...ty Call quality may be affected by location environment Close 706P to end calls Clamshell Control ZP 8 4 Confirm Total Call Cost ZP 2 14 Show Call Charge during or after a call ZP 2 15 Phone Book may be slow to open just after power is turned on If a call is placed at this moment number appears even if saved in Phone Book Calling from Outgoing Call Log When the same number is called more than once...

Page 59: ...try Code Directly Press and hold to enter International Code 7 Enter country code 7 Enter number omit first 0 7 International Code is set to 0046010 by default Change as required ZP 8 4 Do not omit leading 0 to call to Italy country code 39 Add to Country Number List In Step 3 Menu 7 Add 7 7 Enter country name 7 7 Enter country code 7 Emergency Calls 110 119 118 Emergency Numbers are Invalid When ...

Page 60: ...caller s name appears Open 706P to answer calls Clamshell Control ZP 8 4 When Any Key Answer is ON ZP 8 3 press any of these keys to answer calls or When Caller ID is not sent Withheld appears Activate Reject Incoming Calls for Withheld to reduce nuisance calls ZP 12 5 Phone Book may be slow to open just after 706P is turned on If a call is received at this moment number appears even if saved in P...

Page 61: ...ou cannot answer 1 When a call arrives Hold guidance is sent to the caller Call charges apply while on hold 2 To answer the call 1 When a call arrives Reject Activate Call Forwarding beforehand to automatically forward incoming calls to a preset number For more about Call Forwarding ZP 14 2 1 When a call arrives Forward If Call Forwarding is not active call is rejected Calling from Incoming Call L...

Page 62: ... Phone remains active Alternatively set cancel from Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Answer Phone 4 Settings 4 ON OFF When eight records are saved information appears in Standby Delete old messages Answer Phone does not respond to Video Calls Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Answer Phone 4 Settings 4 Answer Time Answer Time Priority When Answer Phone and Voice Mail or Call Forwarding are both active function with shorter a...

Page 63: ...ends Calling Sender Select a message 7 Menu 7 Call 7 Deleting Messages Select a message 7 Menu 7 Delete or Delete All 7 7 YES Saving to Phone Book Select a message 7 Menu 7 Add to Phone Book 7 Alternatively in Standby press or Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Answer Phone 4 Message List During a call Display turns off after approximately one minute to reduce power consumption When Display Backlight is off pres...

Page 64: ...ta Folder Hear the other party s voice via Speaker 1 During a call Menu 7 Speaker ON 7 Talk handsfree To cancel Menu 7 Speaker OFF 7 Voice Recorder Alternatively Menu 7 Record 7 Handsfree Conversations To change modes while using a Bluetooth device Menu 7 Change to Bluetooth Speaker ON Phone or Speaker OFF Phone 7 706P_Eng book Page 9 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 65: ...umber etc Entered digits appear in lower left of Display 2 To end the call Entered digits appear 3 Make a Voice Call Make a Video Call Opening Phone Book 1 During a call Menu 7 Phone Book 7 Phone Book opens Placing Call on Hold When a call is put on hold caller is informed Call Waiting ZP 14 6 or Multiparty Call ZP 14 7 subscription required to use Hold 1 During a call To cancel again More Engaged...

Page 66: ...called more than once only last record appears Call Log records remain even if 706P is turned off When the maximum number of records are saved oldest is deleted first Phone Book may take a moment to open just after power is turned on and phone number appears in Call Log even if saved in Phone Book Return to Standby and reconfirm little while later Call Log can also be opened from Main Menu 4 Phone...

Page 67: ... 7 Menu 7 Create Message 7 3 Message or SMS 7 7 Create Mail or SMS message Mail Z From Step 2 on P 15 7 SMS Z From Step 2 on P 15 9 Saving to Phone Book 1 7 to select a Call Log 2 to select a record 7 Menu 7 Add to Phone Book 7 3 Create New Entry or existing entry 7 7 Z From Step 1 on P 4 4 Using Call Log Records Show or Hide Caller ID In Step 3 select Show Number or Hide Number 7 7 Menu 7 Call 7 ...

Page 68: ...ll Cost Total Call Time for outgoing calls appears 1 Reset Total Call Time 7 Viewing Remaining Cost Remaining appears if Cost Limit is set ZP 2 14 Deleting Call Log Records Call Time Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Total Call Time Total Call Time remains even after 706P is turned off Service Charges Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Service Charges 4 Remaining 706P_Eng book Page 13 Wed...

Page 69: ...imit 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Service Charges 4 Total Call Cost Total Call Cost remains even after 706P is turned off Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Service Charges 4 Price unit Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Service Charges 4 Cost Limit When Limit is Reached Outgoing Calls Blocked Reset Total Call Cost ZLeft to allow outgoing calls If Cost Limit is set below the va...

Page 70: ...FF 7 My Number Confirm handset phone number in My Details ZP 4 14 Also confirm data saved in My details name mail address etc 1 In Standby My Details appears Show Charge Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Service Charges 4 Show Charge ON OFF 706P_Eng book Page 15 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 71: ...ral Information ZP 18 32 Separate subscription is required for this service Network Mode Automatic 3G GSM service area in Japan or abroad 706P selects an available network automatically using area network condition 3G 3G service area in Japan or abroad appears GSM GSM service area abroad appears Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Network Settings 4 Select Network 706P_Eng book Page 16 Wednesday...

Page 72: ...atic or Manual 7 Changing Operators Depending on network coverage roaming conditions changing networks may improve calling condition 1 Select an operator 7 Operator Settings Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Network Settings 4 Select Operator Available operators vary by network conditions Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Network Settings 4 Select Auto Manual When Manual is Selected When 7...

Page 73: ...and bothersome Please take care not to disturb others when using your handset Adjust handset use according to your surroundings Turn it off in theatres museums and other places where silence is the norm Refrain from use in restaurants lobbies elevators etc Observe signs and instructions regarding handset use aboard trains etc Refrain from use that interrupts the flow of pedestrian or vehicle traff...

Page 74: ...r S Appli sounds ZP 17 5 Offline Mode ZP 2 20 Suspend all 706P transmissions when active all calls messages and incoming information are temporarily blocked Answer Phone ZP 2 7 Use to handle incoming calls when inappropriate unsafe to answer Mode Settings ZP 7 9 Each one offers a combination of settings to suit a situation activate as is or edit Activating Manner Mode Alternatively Main Menu 4 Set...

Page 75: ...ation are blocked When Offline mode is ON appears 1 ON or OFF 7 Activating Offline Mode Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Offline Offline disables Infrared Bluetooth transmissions Bluetooth devices are unusable in Offline mode Emergency numbers 110 119 118 cannot be dialled 706P_Eng book Page 20 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 76: ...3 1 Text Entry 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 77: ...yte alphanumerics Single byte numbers Character Count Remaining number of enterable characters appears regardless of input mode Character Types Press and hold to toggle double single byte Double byte katakana Double byte alphanumerics Double byte numbers Alternatively follow the steps below to toggle double byte and single byte Menu 7 Input Options 7 7 Double byte or Single byte 7 706P_Eng book Pa...

Page 78: ...nments Key Input Modes Kanji Hiragana Double byte Katakana Double Single byte Alphanumerics Double Single byte Numbers Double Single byte あいうえおぁぃぅぇぉ１アイウエオァィゥェォ１ _ 1 1 かきくけこ２カキクケコ２ a b c A B C 2 2 さしすせそ３サシスセソ３ d e f D E F 3 3 たちつてとっ４タチツテトッ４ g h i G H I 4 4 なにぬねの５ナニヌネノ５ j k l J K L 5 5 はひふへほ６ハヒフヘホ６ m n o M N O 6 6 まみむめも７マミムメモ７ p q r s P Q R S 7 7 やゆよゃゅょ８ヤユヨャュョ８ t u v T U V 8 8 らりるれろ９ラリルレロ９ ...

Page 79: ...ol List Pictograph List Press and hold Template List Press and hold Mail Address URL List 3 Toggle Input modes Press and hold Toggle double byte and single byte characters Line Break Scroll Backward 4 Line Break Toggle upper and lower case characters 5 Delete one character after cursor Delete one character before cursor when cursor is at the end of a sentence Press and hold Delete all characters a...

Page 80: ... is entered 5 three times 7 to move cursor 7 three times 7 すず is entered When the next character is on the same key move cursor first 6 7 to select 鈴 7 鈴 is entered Entering Kanji Hiragana Katakana Predictive Conversion in Kanji Hiragana Mode There are three types of word suggestion list All Normal and Prediction ZP 3 9 Toggling Assigned Characters in Reverse Example when cursor is at c press to t...

Page 81: ...ce in alphanumerics mode press to enter space and continue text entry Space cannot be entered within text in number mode Enter double byte or single byte alphanumerics For input modes and character type ZP 3 2 Example Enter Call in alphanumerics mode When the next character is on the same key example entering a then b press first to move cursor Step 1 2 Key 3 times Display つっ Step 1 2 3 4 Key Dis...

Page 82: ...y appear first 2 to select a list 7 to select a symbol or pictograph 7 Symbol List ZP 18 21 Pictograph List ZP 18 22 Alternatively press or to toggle lists 3 Close to close list Symbols Pictographs Symbol Pictograph Log Lists Alternatively follow the steps to open Symbol or Pictograph List Menu 7 Insert 7 7 Symbol or Pictograph 7 or or or or Lists continue Lists continue 706P_Eng book Page 7 Wedne...

Page 83: ...r Kuten Code ZP 18 13 7 Insert entry items into text entry windows Select from Last First Name Phone Number 1 3 Email Address 1 3 Address and Note 1 In a text entry window Menu 7 Insert 7 7 Phone Book Data or My Details 7 When My Details is selected go to Step 3 2 Select a Phone Book entry 7 3 Select an item 7 Mail Web Extensions ne jp or jp http www co jp com https www Templates Alternatively fol...

Page 84: ...is entered and Prediction List appears 3 to select の in Prediction List 7 の is entered and Prediction List appears 4 7 four times あめ is entered and All List appears 5 Normal Normal List appears Predictive Conversion While Entering Text All Show candidates likely to convert Predictive Candidates and matching candidates Normal Candidates Example for Predictive Candidates わ 7 私はわかった etc Example for ...

Page 85: ...ext Prediction 7 7 ON or OFF 7 If the Word is not Listed Press to return to hiragana and segment hiragana to convert separately Example Segment はるか into はる and か then convert to 春香 1 Move cursor to る then convert はる to 春 7 2 Convert か to 香 7 Using Previously Entered Words Enter the first one or two hiragana to access previously entered words in the list Entering Alphanumerics in Kanji Hiragana Mod...

Page 86: ...Dictionary 7 3 New Entry When entries exist Menu 7 New Entry 7 4 Enter a word phrase 7 Enter up to 20 characters including symbols and pictographs per word phrase 5 Enter a reading 7 Enter up to ten double byte hiragana Editing Deleting Entries 1 In a text entry window Menu 7 Input Options 7 2 User s Dictionary 7 7 Select an entry 7 Menu 3 Edit Edit 7 7 Edit word 7 7 Edit reading 7 Delete Delete O...

Page 87: ...acter before cursor is deleted Press and hold to delete all characters before cursor 2 Enter another character Copy or cut text and paste it into text entry windows 1 In a text entry window Menu 7 Copy or Cut 7 2 Place cursor before or after text to copy cut 7 7 Place cursor after or before text to copy cut 7 3 Place cursor at target location to paste text 7 Menu 7 Paste 7 Deleting Replacing Copy ...

Page 88: ...4 1 Phone Book 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 89: ...ntries into Groups Service Dial Saved on compatible USIM Cards dial for services Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Service Numbers 4 Select a service For details contact the service providers Back up Important Information Keep a separate copy of Phone Book entry information When battery is exhausted or removed for extended periods entries may be lost Handset damage may also affect data recovery SoftBank is...

Page 90: ...Book one in USIM Card Phone Book Birthday Enter birth date Address Enter postal code country state province city street address additional information Note Enter up to 32 characters Voice Call Ringtone Set incoming Voice Call ringtone Video Call Ringtone Set incoming Video Call ringtone Message Ringtone Set incoming message ringtone Illuminations Set incoming call message light colour Picture Save...

Page 91: ...matically up to 25 single byte alphanumerics 3 To edit Edit Reading 7 Phone Number 1 3 1 Enter up to 40 digits 4 each 7 Email Address 1 3 1 Enter up to 48 alphanumerics each 7 Birthday Enter birth date 7 Address Postal Code Country State City No street or Additional Info 7 7 Enter text 7 OK to exit Address field Note Enter up to 32 characters 7 Voice Call Ringtone Follow General Setting 5 7 Or Sou...

Page 92: ... 7 3 New Entry Create New Entry 7 7 Add name etc Add to Existing Entry Select a Phone Book entry 7 If Phone Number fields are all filled message appears asking whether to overwrite existing number To overwrite 7 Select a number 7 4 Save Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Create New Entry 4 USIM Name 1 Enter up to 25 single byte alphanumerics 2 7 Reading Entered automatically up to 25 single bytealphanumeric...

Page 93: ... Phone Number Email Address fields are all filled message appears asking whether to overwrite existing number mail address To overwrite 7 Select a number address 7 4 Save View number of savable Phone Book entries and existing Phone Book entries Example Saving from Mail SMS Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages Phone Book Memory Status Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Manage Phone Book 4 Memory Status ...

Page 94: ...roup 7 Rename When View from is set to Phone USIM ZP 4 11 Select a group 7 Menu 7 Rename 7 2 Enter a Group name 7 1 To view Group members select a group 7 Changing Group Name Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Group View Group Group Members Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Group Switching Between 706P USIM Card When View from is set to Phone USIM ZP 4 11 follow these steps to switch view Menu 7 Phone Groups or USIM...

Page 95: ...ber 7 Making Calls from Phone Book Making Video Calls International Calls After selecting a phone number in Step 4 Menu 7 Call 7 7 Video Call or International Call 7 7 Select a country for international call 7 7 Selecting Show Hide Number before Calling After selecting a phone number in Step 4 Menu 7 Call 7 7 Show Number or Hide Number 7 7 Menu 7 Call 7 7 Voice Call or Video Call 7 706P_Eng book P...

Page 96: ...ding or Group 7 Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Phone Book Settings 4 Search Method Searching Entries by Reading In Standby 7 Enter a Reading 7 Select an entry Entries beginning with designated character appear Searching Entries by Group In Standby 7 Select a Group 7 7 Select an entry To change Group names ZP 4 7 706P_Eng book Page 9 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 97: ...e changed Saving Phone Numbers 1 Select a key 2 9 7 PhoneBook 7 Select an entry 7 7 Select a number 7 To enter phone number directly Select a key 7 7 Enter a number 7 Using Speed Dial 1 In Standby press and hold When unassigned numbers are pressed Entry window appears Sending Phone Book Entries The following data cannot be sent Ringtone Illumination Picture Secret setting etc Speed Dial Main Menu ...

Page 98: ... may prompt a Change save location as well confirmation to appear Default Phone Select Phone Book memory for new entries 1 Phone USIM or Ask Each Time 7 Select Ask Each Time to select target each time you save an entry View from Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Phone Book Settings 4 View from Save New Entry Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Phone Book Settings 4 Save New Entry 706P_Eng book Page 11 Wednesday Febru...

Page 99: ...enu 7 More 7 3 Delete 7 7 Deleting All Entries 1 Yes 7 Enter 4 digit Handset Code 7 Handset Code ZP 1 26 Correction Change Deleting Birthday Picture In Step 3 select Birthday Picture field 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 Deleting All Items in Address In Step 3 select Address field 7 Menu 7 Address All Clear 7 Deleting Phone Book Entries Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Manage Phone Book 4 Delete All Phone 706P_Eng book...

Page 100: ... Copy to USIM 7 Copying All Entries 1 Copy All from USIM Card to Handset Copy All from USIM 7 7 Copy All from Handset to USIM Card Copy All to USIM 7 7 Back up Phone Book on Memory Card should Phone Book content be lost altered restore it from Memory Card For operations ZP 10 22 Copying Phone Book Entries Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Manage Phone Book Memory Card Backup Restoring Phone Book deletes al...

Page 101: ...ited or deleted 1 Menu 7 Edit 7 2 Edit 7 Save Infrared ZP 11 2 Bluetooth ZP 11 4 1 Menu 7 Send 7 2 Infrared or Bluetooth 7 Editing My Details Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 My Details Deleting Items Except Phone Number 1 In Step 1 Menu 7 Reset 7 7 Sending My Details Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 My Details Picture cannot be sent 706P_Eng book Page 14 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 102: ...5 1 Video Call 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 103: ...ot malfunction Note Video Call Window Outgoing Image Incoming Image Call Time Other Party s Name Number 3G Indicator Indicators appears during a Bluetooth handsfree call Incoming Sound OK Outgoing Sound OK Outgoing Image NG Incoming Image OK Outgoing Sound OK Incoming Sound NG Incoming Image NG Outgoing Image NG Outgoing Sound NG Incoming Sound OK Microphone ON Microphone OFF Incoming Sound NG Out...

Page 104: ...via Earpiece in Manner mode activate Speaker ZP 5 5 Phone Book takes a moment to open just after turning 706P on if a Video Call is made at this time number appears even if saved in Phone Book Internal Camera Speaker In Standby Confirm signal strength ZP 1 12 Confirm appears If any of these indicators appear 7 Video Calls cannot be made ZP 18 10 Before Calling Redial Options When number is busy re...

Page 105: ...her party s image appears and Alternative Image is sent To answer press Accept Rejecting Calls Press Reject When no image is selected Alternative Image is sent When Manner mode is active the other party s voice is transmitted via Earpiece Activate Speaker ZP 5 5 Phone Book takes a moment to open just after turning 706P on if a Video Call is received at this time number appears even if saved in Pho...

Page 106: ...ars in Voice Call window To cancel Mute again Image Sound Settings Default Send Voice Video Change outgoing image and sound settings 1 During a call 2 Select a setting 7 When using a Bluetooth handsfree device Menu 7 Change to Bluetooth Speaker ON Phone or Speaker OFF Phone 7 Send Voice Video Send live video image and sound Mask Video Send Alternative Image and sound Mute Voice Send live video ima...

Page 107: ...gle incoming image and outgoing image 1 During a call Menu 7 Image Priority 7 2 Priority Incoming or Priority Outgoing 7 White Balance Default Automatic Adjust outgoing image colour temperature 1 During a call Menu 7 Settings 7 2 White Balance 7 7 Automatic Fine Cloudy or Light Bulb 7 Incoming Image Outgoing Image External Camera Image Internal Camera External Camera Priority Incoming Priority Out...

Page 108: ...digits appear 3 Make a Voice Call Make a Video Call Video Call Settings Image Sound Settings Default Send Voice Video Select outgoing image and sound settings 1 Select a setting 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Video Call 4 Outgoing Transmission Send Voice Video Send live video image and sound Mask Video Send Alternative Image and sound Change Alternative Image ZP 5 8 Mute Voice Send live video image only...

Page 109: ...rd Adjust incoming video image quality 1 Standard Motion Prioritized or Quality Prioritized 7 Alternative Image Select a file for Alternative Image 1 Select a file 7 Decide Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Video Call 4 Display Backlight To change settings during a call Menu 7 Settings 7 7 Display Backlight 7 then follow steps above Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Video Call 4 Incoming Video Quality To change setting...

Page 110: ...6 1 Camera 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 111: ...view window appears etc Image File Formats Image Type File Format Save Location Still images JPEG jpg Data Folder Pictures Videos MPEG 4 3gp Data Folder Videos Save images directly to Memory Card ZP 6 12 To confirm memory ZP 10 5 Memory Status Notes Shutter Click Shutter click sounds even in Manner mode Volume cannot be changed Change shutter click sound ZP 6 12 Incoming Calls Alarm Low Battery wh...

Page 112: ...enu 7 Toggle Camera 7 Internal Camera External Camera Keys Camera Video Camera Zoom In Zoom Out Activate Video Camera Activate Camera Release Shutter Start Recording Toggle Memory Location Toggle Picture Size Toggle Recording Time Toggle Quality Activate Multi Shot Activate Self Timer Activate Night Mode Toggle Effect Toggle White Balance Help Darken Image Brighten Image Toggle Camera Press and Ho...

Page 113: ...setting Multi Shot ZP 6 10 ON to toggle ON and OFF White Balance ZP 6 12 Automatic Cloudy Fine Light Bulb to change mode Photo Light ZP 6 11 ON Press and hold to turn ON OFF Night Mode ZP 6 12 ON to toggle ON and OFF Self Timer ZP 6 11 5 seconds 10 seconds to toggle setting Camera Tab Zoom ZP 6 6 Level 1 25 to zoom in to zoom out Effect ZP 6 12 to toggle setting Brightness Level 2 2 Darker Brighte...

Page 114: ...ording Time is set to Extended Video Zoom ZP 6 8 Level 1 25 to zoom in to zoom out Save to Phone Memory Card to toggle setting White Balance ZP 6 12 Automatic Cloudy Fine Light Bulb to change mode Photo Light ZP 6 11 ON Press and hold to turn ON OFF Brightness Level 2 2 Darker Brighter Effect ZP 6 12 to toggle setting Self Timer ZP 6 11 5 seconds 10 seconds to toggle setting ZP 6 8 ZP 6 8 706P_Eng...

Page 115: ...x Super Fine Fine Normal Available Up to 290 KB JPEG jpg 2 Approx 400 3 SXGA 1280x960 1 3 2 0x VGA 640x480 1 25 4 3x QVGA 320x240 1 25 6 0x QQVGA 160x120 1 25 9 7x Wallpaper 240x320 1 25 3 0x Internal CIF 352x288 1 2 2 0x QCIF 176x144 1 3 4 0x Activate Night Mode when shooting in low light ZP 6 12 Pictures folder shares memory with Videos Sounds S Appli etc in Data Folder Saved videos S Applicatio...

Page 116: ...4 to exit Return to Standby When designated memory ZSave to P 6 12 is full image is saved to alternate location automatically When memory is insufficient Data Folder opens delete unneeded files to make room for the image When Auto Save is ON ZP 6 12 images are saved automatically Confirm active camera To toggle cameras Confirm settings ZP 6 4 Before Image Capture 706P_Eng book Page 7 Wednesday Feb...

Page 117: ... MPEG 4 3gp 3 Approx 40 4 Extended Video 160 seconds 60 minutes Normal 176x144 1 25 7 9x 85 seconds 60 minutes Fine 176x144 1 25 7 9x 30 seconds 45 minutes Super Fine 352x288 1 25 3 4x Internal Attach 30 seconds 30 seconds Normal 176x144 1 3 4 0x Extended Video 160 seconds 60 minutes Normal 176x144 1 3 4 0x 85 seconds 60 minutes Fine 176x144 1 3 4 0x 30 seconds 45 minutes Super Fine 352x288 1 2 2 ...

Page 118: ...cation automatically When there is not enough memory there Data Folder opens delete unneeded files to make room for the file When Auto Save is ON ZP 6 12 files are saved automatically 1 Frame subject 2 to start recording 3 to end recording Recording stops automatically at maximum recording time 4 To save the video clip select Save to Data Folder 7 To return to Preview window without saving the ima...

Page 119: ...3 Frame subject 7 Captured images appear as thumbnails To stop capture Cancel 4 To view captured images to select an image 7 Full size image appears to toggle full size images 5 Save All Images Menu 7 Save All Pictures 7 Save Individual Images to select an image 7 Menu 7 Save This One Only 7 Return to Preview window Multi Shot is OFF 6 to exit Capture images from as close eight centimetres 1 Slide...

Page 120: ... images Self Timer Main Menu 4 Camera 4 Camera or Video Camera Tab When Self Timer is active Cancel to return to Preview window without cancelling Self Timer Incoming Calls or Alarm cancel image capture Self Timer is cancelled and previous menu returns Photo Light Do not direct Photo Light into people s eyes Alternatively Menu 7 Photo Light 7 7 ON or OFF 7 Press and hold Side Key to toggle ON OFF ...

Page 121: ...ZP 6 8 Fine Normal 176x144 Recording Time Select recording time ZP 6 8 Attach Photo Light Turn Photo Light ON OFF ZP 6 11 OFF OFF Night Mode Use in low light conditions OFF Multi Shot Capture 15 images sequentially ZP 6 10 OFF Effect Select colour for still images Normal Normal White Balance Adjust brightness Automatic Automatic Self Timer Set Self Timer ZP 6 11 OFF OFF Shutter Sound Change shutte...

Page 122: ...Tab or Video Camera Tab Toggle Camera External Camera or Internal Camera 7 Picture Size Select a size 7 Quality Super Fine Fine or Normal 7 Recording Time Extended Video or Attach 7 Photo Light ON or OFF 7 Night Mode ON or OFF 7 Multi Shot ZFrom Step 2 on P 6 10 Effect Normal Sepia Monochrome or Negative for External Camera only 7 White Balance Automatic Fine Cloudy or Light Bulb 7 Self Timer ZFro...

Page 123: ...tion window opens 2 Complete and send Mail Z From Step 1 on P 15 6 Main Menu 4 Data Folder Opening Pictures Saved on Memory Card After Step 1 select To DigitalCamera 7 7 PANA folder 7 Opening Videos Saved on Memory Card After Step 1 select To Video Camera 7 7 PRL folder 7 To edit saved pictures ZP 10 12 Editing Pictures Example Pictures Sending Pictures via Mail Pictures over 290KB cannot be attac...

Page 124: ...irectly Recording Time must be set to Attach beforehand ZP 6 5 1 Frame subject 7 2 To end recording 3 Attach to Mail 7 4 Complete and send Mail Z From Step 1 on P 15 6 Sending Video via Mail 706P_Eng book Page 15 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 125: ...Camera 6 16 6 706P_Eng book Page 16 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 126: ...7 1 Display Sound Settings 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 127: ...ate Daylight Savings Time to advance set time by one hour 1 Home Area Home Area 7 7 Select a city 7 Daylight Savings Time Daylight Savings Time 7 7 ON or OFF 7 Wallpaper Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Wallpaper Copy Protected Files When a copy protected image is set license expiry or inserting a different USIM Card may reset default Limited use files cannot be set as Wallpaper Some imag...

Page 128: ...ur 1 Time Zone Set Time Zone 7 7 Select a city 7 Daylight Savings Time Daylight Savings Time 7 7 ON or OFF 7 Select Clock Default Home Clock Select clock to appear in Standby 1 Home Clock or Away Clock 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Date Time 4 Away Clock Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Date Time 4 Select Clock 706P_Eng book Page 3 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 129: ...or DD MM YY 7 Change Main Menu icons or background Changing Main Menu Icons 1 Select an icon 7 2 Select an image 7 Decide To enlarge Select an image 7 To set images to other icons repeat Step 2 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Date Time 4 Display Format Main Menu Icons Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Main Menu Icons 706P_Eng book Page 4 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 130: ...play colour scheme 1 Black White or Brown 7 Default Level 5 Adjust Display brightness 1 to adjust brightness Level 1 5 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Main Menu Icons Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Main Menu Icons Themes Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Themes Brightness Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Brightness 706P_Eng book Page 5 Wednesday February 28 ...

Page 131: ...ay Operator Name 7 7 ON or OFF 7 Display Position Display Position 7 7 Upper Centre Upper Left or Lower Left 7 Default Automatic Set menu language Automatic applies USIM Card language 1 Automatic English or 日本語 7 Backlight Time Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Backlight Time Operator Name Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Display Settings 4 Operator Name Language Setting Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone...

Page 132: ...ings 4 Sound Settings 4 Assign Ringtone 4 Voice Call Video Call or Message 4 Sounds or Music Copy Protected Files License expiry or inserting a different USIM Card may reset Ringtone to default tone Limited use files cannot be set as Ringtone If a Voice Call is received while streaming downloading default ringtone may sound Some music files cannot be set as Ringtone Set unique tones for each Phone...

Page 133: ...y is low 1 ON or OFF 7 Message Ringtone Duration Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Sound Settings 4 Message Ringtone Duration Vibration Alert Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Sound Settings 4 Vibration Alert Avoid placing 706P on unstable surface when Vibration Alert is active while charging battery cancel Vibration Alert before charging battery Warning Tone Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Sound Settings 4 Warning Tone 706P_En...

Page 134: ... Manner User mode Outdoor Drive Ringtone Voice Call Video Call ブザー mmf ブザー mmf ブザー mmf ブザー mmf Message キラキラ mmf キラキラ mmf キラキラ mmf キラキラ mmf Ringer Volume Voice Call Video Call Message Volume 3 Silent Volume 3 Volume 6 Silent Key Tone Tone 1 Tone 1 Tone 1 Tone 1 Key Tone Volume Volume 1 Silent Volume 1 Volume 6 Silent Warning Tone ON OFF ON ON ON Vibration Alert OFF ON OFF ON OFF 706P_Eng book Page ...

Page 135: ...ears in Standby ZP 1 13 1 Select a mode 7 Editing Mode Example Cancelling Vibration Alert in Outdoor mode 1 Outdoor 7 Menu 7 Edit 7 2 Vibration Alert 7 7 OFF 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Mode Settings Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Mode Settings 706P_Eng book Page 10 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 136: ...8 1 Other Functions 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 137: ... Volume is Silent tone does not sound Item Description Default Voice Call Flashes when receiving incoming Voice Calls Marine Blue Video Call Flashes when receiving incoming Video Calls Marine Blue Message Flashes when receiving messages Lime In Conversation Flashes while on a Voice Call Sky Blue Close Clamshell Flashes when 706P is closed Violet Data Transfer Flashes while transferring data ON Mar...

Page 138: ...l Settings Default OFF Activate to make multiple keys valid to answer calls 1 ON or OFF 7 Keypad Backlight Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Key Settings 4 Keypad Backlight Shortcut Keys Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Key Settings 4 Shortcut Key Pictures Sounds S Appli Music Videos and Books are Shortcut Keys to Data Folder folders Any Key Answer Any Key Answer Valid Keys ON OFF Mai...

Page 139: ...national Code automatically indicates International Code 1 Enter 4 digit Handset Code 7 Handset Code ZP 1 26 2 Enter International Code 7 Clamshell Control Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Clamshell Control 4 Open to Answer Call Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Clamshell Control 4 Close to End Call Close to End Call cannot be activated during a call using Bluetooth or Earphone Yahoo Ke...

Page 140: ...ically when headphones or a Bluetooth handsfree device is attached 706P beeps and call connects after seven seconds 1 ON or OFF 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 International Setting 4 Country Number List Auto Answer Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Auto Answer If Speaker is muted beep sounds via attached headphones etc only When Auto Answer and Answer Phone ZP 2 7 are active one wit...

Page 141: ...Other Functions 8 6 8 706P_Eng book Page 6 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 142: ...9 1 Entertainment 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 143: ...S is received while Media Player is active illumination flashes and appears in Playback window but ringtone does not sound Saving Music Files on PCs When saving music files to Memory Card via PC or other devices for use with 706P observe the following guidelines Copyrighted Works Do not infringe on third party intellectual property rights Memory Card music files are limited to private use Save fil...

Page 144: ...ollow onscreen instructions to download media files Music Search Search by artist or title to download music files 1 Follow onscreen instructions to download music files Downloading Music Video Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Audio 4 Music Search Copy Protected Files Copy protected files may not play be saved or forwarded To play a copy protected...

Page 145: ...er Total Files Title Artist Elapsed Time Total Time Playback Mode Indicators Play All Continuous Play Play Once Random Play Repeat Track Playing Music Audio Player File Format Extensions AMR NB 3gp mp4 AAC LC aacPlus Enhanced aacPlus Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Audio All Music List Select files from 706P Memory Card Music Select files from Music folder Ring Song Select files from So...

Page 146: ...ng calls or Alarms and resumes upon operation completion Video Calls S Applications etc are unavailable 1 While music plays or Back 7 YES appears Changing Playback Mode Before selecting a file in Step 2 Menu 7 Playback Mode 7 7 Select playback mode ZP 9 9 7 Use headphones when listening to music While Background Music plays volume level and playback mode settings cannot be changed To adjust volume...

Page 147: ...ain Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player then or Back 7 NO If an unavailable function is activated Stop background music appears YES to cancel Background Music Background Music ends for Video Call or low battery Playing Video Video Player File Format Extensions MPEG 4 3gp mp4 H 263 Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Video List All Select files from 706P Memory Card Video Folder Select files...

Page 148: ...ting a file in Step 2 Menu 7 Playback Mode 7 7 Select playback mode ZP 9 9 7 Full Screen Playback Press to switch to Full Screen To return to normal Playback window press again Press in Full Screen mode to rotate Playback window 180 º To rotate again press Use headphones for audio 706P_Eng book Page 7 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 149: ...1 Press and hold Forward 1 Press and hold Pause Resume Stop Music twice or 7 Video or Show Full Screen 2 Media Player activates at last used volume level Playback Pause Play or pause music video files Playback Mode Select playback mode ZP 9 9 Playlist Select music video files from Playlists All Music List List All Select music video files from 706P Memory Card Full Screen Video Normal Screen 1 Sel...

Page 150: ...706P and Memory Card each Add up to 99 files to a single Playlist Playback Mode Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Audio or Video 4 Playback Mode Play All Play all files in selected folder Playlist until the last file ends Play Once Play selected file Repeat Track Repeat selected file Continuous Play Repeat all files in selected folder Playlist Random Play Play files in selected folder Pla...

Page 151: ...nt 4 Media Player 4 Audio or Video 4 Playlist Changing Playlist Name In Step 1 select a Playlist 7 Menu 7 Edit Playlist Name 7 7 Edit name 7 Deleting Playlist In Step 1 select a Playlist 7 Menu 7 Delete or Delete All 7 7 YES A single Playlist cannot contain both music and video files or files from both 706P and Memory Card Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Audio or Video 4 Playlist To del...

Page 152: ...ing Playlist Order 1 Select a Playlist 7 7 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Change Order 7 2 Select new playback order 7 Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Audio or Video 4 Playlist Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 Media Player 4 Audio or Video 4 Playlist Selected File Selected Order 706P_Eng book Page 11 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 153: ...lp Main Menu 4 Entertainment When an S Application is paused End the S Appli appears YES to end it and launch ComicSurfing Launch ComicSurfing via S Appli or select a file from Books in Data Folder and press Compatible file titles appear in Books appears next to incompatible files For Option menu details ZP 10 8 When purchasing a new handset move CCF files via Memory Card and retrieve Content Keys...

Page 154: ...ication Help menu for usage information 2 To end Near Chat 7 Suspend or Terminate 7 To resume Start Near Chat 7 Resume 7 When Bluetooth is active compatible Bluetooth device names appear Unsolicited device connection requests may be received reject unwanted requests An error message may appear due to ambient conditions etc End Near Chat completely then restart the application Starting Near Chat Ma...

Page 155: ...op Japanese Only S Loop is communication service 706P connects to the Network and S Loop appears See S Loop Help for usage information Main Menu 4 Entertainment 4 S Loop 706P_Eng book Page 14 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 156: ...10 1 Managing Files 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 157: ...etc Still images captured by 706P or downloaded still images etc Downloaded sound files or sounds recorded by Voice Recorder S Applications ZP 17 1 Downloaded music files etc Video clips captured by 706P or downloaded video files etc Text templates Books Can be used when inserting Memory Cards ZP 10 19 Data Folder Creatable Folder Memory Card Phone Memory Card Phone Video Camera Memory Card Phone ...

Page 158: ...be required for usage See File Properties ZP 10 5 to confirm restrictions such as expiry term or usage limitation or Silver appears appears for expired files Files downloaded on 706P cannot be used on PCs Network setting may be required for usage When Content Key is moved to Memory Card file usage may require insertion of USIM Card in use at time of transfer 706P holds up to 1000 Content Keys Mult...

Page 159: ...nail To Memory Card Folder To Digital Camera Folder To Phone Folder To Memory Card Folder To Download Site To Download Site Changing Memory View In List view press to switch views Phone Memory Card Digital Camera 1 or Video Camera 2 In Thumbnail view select Memory Card Digital Camera 1 or Video Camera 2 and press To return to handset memory select Phone and press 1 In Pictures folder only 2 In Vid...

Page 160: ...Memory Status Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Memory Status 4 Phone or Memory Card Actual Memory Card capacity is lower than indicated due to system files and temporary files Phone Memory Memory Card Data Folder Main Menu 4 Data Folder File Properties Confirm file name size forward lock copyright information etc Available information varies by file Select a file in Step 2 7 Menu 7 More 7 7 Details 7 706...

Page 161: ... mode indicator appears in Playback window Playback Mode Indicators ZP 9 4 Alternatively obtain Content Key as follows Menu 7 More 7 7 Download Content Key 7 Move Content Key to Memory Card ZP 12 7 Depending on contents some Content Keys may not be obtained from websites When 1000 Content Keys have been saved a message appears Delete old Keys otherwise downloads may fail connection fees apply Main...

Page 162: ...end Send files via Mail Infrared or Bluetooth ZP 10 11 Set as Set as wallpaper Phone Book image Main Menu Icons etc ZP 10 9 Delete Delete a file or all files saved in a folder ZP 10 16 Edit Resize trim still images adding frame clearing shadow etc ZP 10 12 Manage Files Rename move or copy files create new folders select multiple files etc ZP 10 15 More Obtain Content Key ZP 10 6 change view ZP 10 ...

Page 163: ... files create new folders select multiple files etc ZP 10 15 More Obtain Content Key ZP 10 6 change view 2 ZP 10 4 view file properties ZP 10 5 Memory Card folders Video Camera Folders 2 Play Play files Jump to Web Connect to website from linked files Send Send files via Infrared or Bluetooth ZP 10 11 Delete Delete a file or all files saved in a folder ZP 10 16 Manage Files Move or copy files crea...

Page 164: ...e Video Call Ringtone or Message Ringtone 7 Copy Protected Files When set as Wallpaper Ringtones Main Menu Icons or Phone Book entries license expiry or inserting a different USIM Card may reset default Limited use files cannot be set as Wallpaper RIngtones Main Menu Icons or Phone Book entries Wallpaper Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures Ringtone Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Sounds or Music 706P_Eng...

Page 165: ...try 7 Warning message appears when still image needs resizing 7 Enter file name 7 7 resized still image is saved in Data Folder 4 Save Saving a Music File to a Phone Book Entry Set ringtones for numbers addresses in Phone Book ZP 4 4 1 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Set as 7 2 Add to Phone Book 7 Phone Book Entry window appears 3 Select a Phone Book entry 7 Current settings for Voice Call Ringtone Video C...

Page 166: ...end files via Mail Infrared or Bluetooth to other compatible devices such as mobile phones PCs etc Infrared ZP 11 2 Bluetooth ZP 11 4 1 Select a folder 7 2 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Send 7 3 Send via Mail Send via Mail7 7 Enter information and send the Mail Z From Step 1 on P 15 6 Send via Infrared lnfrared 7 Send via Bluetooth Bluetooth 7 Main Menu Icons Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures Sending Fi...

Page 167: ...or out of still images to resize ZLeft 1 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Edit 7 7 Resize 7 2 Select an image size 7 Resized image appears To start over Back 3 7 Enter a new file name 7 Image is saved to Data Folder Free Size As required QQVGA 160x120 Size for Phone Book image Wallpaper 240x320 Size for wallpaper Main Menu Icon 80x76 Size for Main Menu icons Resize Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures 706P_En...

Page 168: ...ears To start over Back 4 7 Enter a new file name 7 Image is saved to Data Folder Trim to Free Size 1 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Edit 7 7 Trimming 7 7 Free Size 7 2 to move 7 Rectangle appears 3 to move the rectangle to specify the area 7 Trimmed image appears To start over Back 4 7 Enter a new file name 7 Image is saved to Data Folder Trimming Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures Main Menu 4 Data Folde...

Page 169: ...me 7 Image is saved to Data Folder Brighten shadow in still images 1 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Edit 7 7 Super Clear Shadow 7 Processed image appears To end without saving Back 2 7 Enter a new file name 7 Image is saved to Data Folder Adding a Frame Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures Super Clear Shadow Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Pictures 706P_Eng book Page 14 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 170: ...7 Menu Alternatively Menu while cursor is at or then go to Step 3 2 Manage Files 7 3 New Folder 7 4 Enter a new folder name 7 Only names of folders and files created on 706P can be changed Files in a folder cannot have the same name DCIM S Appli and SD VIDEO folder names are fixed 1 Select a folder 7 2 Select a folder or file 7 Menu 7 Manage Folder or Manage Files 7 3 Rename 7 4 Enter a new folder...

Page 171: ...JPEG files saved in handset memory can be moved copied to Digital Camera and Video Camera folders Files may not be forwarded copied depending on file format or data Forward protected files may be moved to other folders by retrieving Network information ZP 1 22 1 Select a folder 7 2 Select a file 7 Menu 7 Manage Files 7 3 Move or Copy 7 4 Select a folder 7 Deleting Folders Files Main Menu 4 Data Fo...

Page 172: ...To cancel selection Menu 7 Unselect All 7 4 Delete selected files Menu 7 Delete 7 7 YES Copy Move selected files Menu 7 Copy or Move 7 7 Select a folder 7 7 YES Copy protected files may not appear in Thumbnail view after being moved copied to 706P open play file once After being copied moved between 706P and Memory Card some files may be unusable on other SoftBank handsets or PCs etc Actual Memory...

Page 173: ... to send Mail Z From Step 1 on P 15 6 SMS Z From Step 1 on P 15 9 Saving a New Template Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Templates Editing a Template Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 Templates Deleting Templates To delete a template in Step 1 select a template 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Delete One 7 7 To delete all the templates in Step 1 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Delete All 7 7 YES 7 Enter 4 digit Handset Code ZP 1 26 7 Usin...

Page 174: ... terminals or expose to metal objects Do not expose Memory Card to direct sunlight or excessive heat e g inside vehicles etc Keep Memory Card away from dust or high humidity Do not use in the presence of corrosive gases Avoid heat sources do not dispose of in fire Memory Card is a consumable item Card performance deteriorates with usage Notes SoftBank is not liable for damages from accidental loss...

Page 175: ...rting Removing Memory Card Do not force cover into slot horizontally Doing so may damage cover tabs Memory Card Check When Memory Card is installed correctly appears If appears Memory Card cannot be used Remove Memory Card from handset and re insert it If does not disappear execute Memory Card Check ZP 10 22 or format Memory Card ZP 10 21 Display Indicator ZP 1 13 Do not remove Memory Card or batt...

Page 176: ...ormat it again Do not remove Memory Card or battery while formatting may damage handset or Memory Card Memory Cards formatted on other devices may not be used Format Memory Card on 706P before use 706P cannot format Incompatible Memory Cards Viewing Memory Card Files View up to 1000 Memory Card files folders on 706P To view hidden Memory Card files folders delete files then turn 706P power off and...

Page 177: ...y Card Do not remove Memory Card or battery during Check Memory Card May damage 706P or Memory Card Incompatible improperly formatted Memory Cards are not checked Unrecoverable data may be deleted Phone Book Backup Restoring Phone Book from Memory Card deletes existing Phone Book content Backup is not available when battery is low Change charge battery before backup Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Manage...

Page 178: ...mplete Offline mode is cancelled 3 Main Menu 4 Phone Book 4 Manage Phone Book 4 Memory Card Backup 4 Restore Deleting a Backup File Select a file to be deleted in Step 2 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 When backup restoration starts in Offline mode Offline mode is not cancelled automatically even when backup restoration is complete Backup files created on other SoftBank handsets may not be usable on 706P 706P...

Page 179: ...Data Folder 4 Videos 4 Video Camera Videos moved to Memory Card or Downloaded video files PRIVATE MYFOLDER My Items Videos Data Folder 4 Videos 4 Memory Card Sound Files Sound files with 3gp mp4 PRIVATE MYFOLDER My Items Music Data Folder 4 Music 4 Memory Card Sound files with 3gp mp4 mid midi amr mmf mxmf PRIVATE MYFOLDER My Items Sounds Ringtones Data Folder 4 Sounds 4 Memory Card E comics etc P...

Page 180: ...s are saved in Memory Card PRIVATE MEIGROUP PMC FS_TEMP folder All files in this folder are deleted each time Memory Card is inserted into 706P do not save PC files folders in this folder 706P_Eng book Page 25 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 181: ...Managing Files 10 26 10 706P_Eng book Page 26 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 182: ...11 1 Connectivity 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 183: ...e placed between them Do not move the devices until transfer is complete Before Using Infrared Phone Book Entries Transfer one entry at a time Ringtone Illumination Picture Group and other entry settings are lost in transfers Schedule Entries Transfer one entry at a time Schedule Tone Alarm Illumination and other entry settings are lost in transfers Entries with date time that cannot be set on 706...

Page 184: ...tes 3 When sender starts transfer confirmation appears File name and size appear 4 5 Receive Data Folder Files Phone or Memory Card 7 Transfer starts Receive Phone Book Schedule Entry Save Infrared File Transfers Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Infrared 706P receives files only in Standby Infrared is cancelled if no transmission is made within three minutes or handset power is turned off 706...

Page 185: ...eadset Profile HFP Hands Free Profile OPP Object Push Profile SPP Serial Port Profile Output Bluetooth Power Class2 Frequency Bands 2 2 4 GHz 2 402GHz 2 480GHz Communication Distance 3 Approximately ten metres Phone Book Entries Transfer one entry at a time Ringtone Illumination Picture Group and other entry settings are lost in transfers Schedule Entries Transfer one entry at a time Schedule Tone...

Page 186: ...onnected devices or signal conditions For details about headset handsfree devices see the device manuals Bluetooth Connection Activate Bluetooth on recipient device Connection completes when a connection request is authorized at recipient Bluetooth Passcode may be required Connection Flow Example Bluetooth Passcode Bluetooth Passcode 4 to 16 digits is required to connect Bluetooth devices sender a...

Page 187: ...ooth devices Activate Bluetooth before pairing 1 When No Paired Devices are Listed When Previously Paired Devices are Listed Menu 7 Add New Device 7 Device search starts and names of found devices appear Device Indicators To search again Menu 7 Search 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Bluetooth 4 Settings 4 ON OFF 706P accepts connection requests and receives files only in Standby these func...

Page 188: ...evice 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Accepting Connection Unconditionally with Trusted Devices Menu 7 Make Trust 7 Device Indicator like appears When receiving data from the trusted device receive confirmation appear without connection request Add New Device Search for Bluetooth devices Make Trust Make Untrust Accept or unaccept connection unconditionally with selected device Connect Disconnect Connect or di...

Page 189: ...enter the same code within 30 seconds to start transfers Receiving 1 ON 7 2 to return to Standby appears in Standby 3 When sender starts transfers connection request appears 4 to accept to connection request File name and size appear 5 to start transfers 6 Receive Data Folder Files Phone or Memory Card 7 Transfer starts Receive Phone Book Schedule Entry Save Bluetooth File Transfers Main Menu 4 Se...

Page 190: ...ed with by senders ZP 11 7 When receiving data from the trusted device ZP 11 7 connection request does not appear 706P receives files only in Standby Connecting Handsfree Devices Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Bluetooth 4 Paired Devices Activate Auto Answer when using handsfree devices ZP 8 5 In Standby make calls from a handsfree device Bluetooth Settings Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivit...

Page 191: ...tings 4 Connectivity 4 Bluetooth 4 Settings 4 Handsfree Setting Handsfree Mode Talk handsfree Private Mode Talk with handset Any call initiated via a handsfree device is automatically connected in Handsfree Mode Data Transfer Back up Phone Book music files or still images from 706P to PC Transfer still images edited created on PC to 706P Savable File Format ZP 10 3 Data Communication Use 706P as a...

Page 192: ...y via USB Connect 706P to PC by USB to charge battery Both PC and 706P must be turned on Charging via USB may take longer and be less effective than charging with AC Charger Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Connectivity 4 Web Connections Changing these settings may disable Yahoo Keitai access 706P_Eng book Page 11 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 193: ...Connectivity 11 12 11 706P_Eng book Page 12 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 194: ...12 1 Handset Security 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 195: ...Code 7 USIM PINs For further information about PINs ZP 1 8 Default OFF Activate to require PIN entry each time 706P is turned on 1 ON or OFF 7 2 Enter PIN1 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Change Password PIN Entry Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 PIN Entry 4 ON OFF When PIN Entry is active Emergency numbers 110 119 118 cannot be dialled without entering PIN1 706P_Eng book Page 2 Wednesday Feb...

Page 196: ...rmation about PUK contact SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 1 In PIN lock mode select the function which needs PIN1 PIN2 entry 7 Enter PUK 7 2 Enter new PIN1 PIN2 7 3 Reenter new PIN1 PIN2 7 Changing PIN1 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 PIN Entry 4 Change PIN Changing PIN2 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Change PIN2 If PUK is incorrectly entered ten times USIM Card is locke...

Page 197: ...t Code ZP 1 26 Set Unlock Password Lock 1 ON or OFF 7 2 Keyguard Emergency numbers 110 119 118 can be dialled even when Keyguard is active however dialled numbers do not appear If wrong number is entered press then re enter Alternatively follow the steps to set Keyguard Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Phone Settings 4 Keyguard When Keyguard and Password Lock are activated simultaneously Keyguard takes prio...

Page 198: ...hone number directly 7 Temporary Unlock When appears enter 4 digit Handset Code 7 When Information window appears in Standby does not appear even if Password Lock is active Select items to confirm and delete appears Emergency numbers 110 119 118 can be dialled even when Password Lock is active Rejecting Specific Calls Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Reject Incoming Calls Rejecting Specific ...

Page 199: ... Reject Call Numbers Setting Calls from Rejected Numbers Handset does not ring vibrate but Information window appears Press to confirm If call is rejected because Caller ID was not sent Withheld caller is instructed via Voice Message or Picture to send ID Set 706P to reject all incoming calls or incoming calls while abroad Call Barring ZP 14 8 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Secret Mode When Sec...

Page 200: ...Keys with expiration dates or usage limits cannot be moved to Memory Card Some applications are made for use on specific models Contact SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 for more information USIM Card inserted when Content Keys were moved to Memory Card must be inserted to move Content Keys from Memory Card After moving Content Keys to Memory Card files requiring Content Keys c...

Page 201: ...andset Code ZP 1 26 3 Enter Date 7 7 Enter Time 7 Reset Settings Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Reset 4 Reset Settings Some default settings may not be restored All Reset Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Security 4 Reset 4 All Reset Charge battery fully appears before All Reset All your Settings History or downloaded S Applications deleted by All Reset cannot be restored Deleted pre installed data Music ...

Page 202: ...13 1 Tools 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 203: ...nth view see daily schedules in week view 1 Menu 7 View Format 7 2 One Month or One Week 7 In week view red indicates selected date red underline the current date and light blue date with scheduled event s Colour differs by Display Theme Week View Key Assignments Opening Calendar Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar Operation Assigned Key Move Cursor Show Previous Month Show Next Month One Month View Main...

Page 204: ...r week view Menu 7 Go to Date 7 2 Enter a date 7 Cursor jumps to the date in Calendar Setting Week Start Day 1 In month or week view Menu 7 Settings 7 2 Start Week From 7 3 Select a day 7 Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar Event Details Calendar Settings Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar 706P_Eng book Page 3 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 205: ...rs Category Select an event type icon appears in Standby No Category Start Set date and time the calendar event starts Current Date Time End Set date and time the calendar event ends Current Date Time Repetition Set entry to appear again at regular intervals Once Reminder Set alarm time OFF Location Enter up to 20 characters Schedule Tone Set schedule alarm ringtone Calendar Tone Schedule Volume S...

Page 206: ...or 5 90 min ahead 7 Location Enter location 7 Schedule Tone Calendar Tone 7 Or Sounds or Music 7 7 Select a file 7 Decide Schedule Volume Adjust volume by or 7 Illumination Select colour or OFF 7 Schedule Icon Selected icons in Category appears in Standby Example Meeting Anniversary Birthday If nothing selected appears Memory Status In month or week view Menu 7 Memory Status 7 Schedule events betw...

Page 207: ... event ZP 13 5 Creating Calendar Events 4 Save to end Cancelling Schedule Tone or Stop to cancel Schedule Tone and return to Standby Press any key except for Stop View or to cancel Schedule Tone without returning to Standby Schedule Tone does not sound in the following cases During a call Notification appears and 706P vibrates In Manner mode 706P vibrates When handset power is turned off Editing C...

Page 208: ... Handset Code 7 Handset Code ZP 1 26 Deleting a Calendar Event 1 Select a date 7 2 Select a calendar event 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Send Calendar events to compatible devices via infrared or Bluetooth Infrared ZP 11 2 Bluetooth ZP 11 4 1 Select a date 7 2 Select a calendar event 7 Menu 7 Send 7 3 Infrared or Bluetooth 7 Deleting Calendar Events Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calendar ...

Page 209: ...petition Select repetition Once Alarm Tone Set Alarm Tone sound Alarm Tone Alarm Volume Set Alarm Tone volume Volume 4 Pictures Select image to appear Illumination Select Illumination colour Rose Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Alarms Alarm ON OFF ON or OFF 7 Time Enter time 7 Repetition Once Everyday or Weekly 7 Alarm Tone Alarm Tone 7 Or Sounds or Music 7 7 Select a file 7 Decide Alarm Volume Adjust volume ...

Page 210: ...op Snooze Function Activate Snooze Function Snooze Activate a cancelled Alarm to apply previous settings 1 Select an alarm appears for set alarms for unset cancelled ones 2 Menu 7 Alarm ON or Alarm OFF 7 Alarm Tone does not sound in the following cases During a call notification appears and 706P vibrates In Manner mode 706P vibrates When handset power is turned off Cancelling Reactivating Alarm Ma...

Page 211: ...2 9 1 Recording starts 2 to stop recording To play 3 Save Recorded sounds are saved in Sounds folder Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Calculator Operation Assigned key Number 0 9 x Decimal point Clear Toggle and Entering Negative Numbers Enter a number then press to toggle negative positive value Recording Main Menu 4 Tools 4 Voice Recorder 706P_Eng book Page 10 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 212: ...14 1 Optional Services 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 213: ...ding ZRight Forward unanswerable calls to a preset number when 706P is off out of range Voice Mail ZP 14 4 Unanswered calls are forwarded to Voice Mail Centre as set or when 706P is off out of range Missed Call Notification SMS is delivered for calls missed while 706P was off out of range etc Call Waiting ZP 14 6 Place the current call on hold and answer a second or alternate between calls Multipa...

Page 214: ...ettings 4 Call Forwarding 4 Confirm Status Numbers with the prefixes below cannot be saved 1 Public Service Numbers 110 119 118 etc 00 International call numbers 001 0041 etc 0120 Toll free numbers 0990 Fee based services Dial Q2 etc Video Calls are forwarded only to Video Call compatible devices that comply with 3G 324M When using Call Forwarding together with Answer Phone ZP 2 7 the function wit...

Page 215: ... in Standby For Ringer On 706P rings vibrates for 15 seconds press to answer or Forward to forward call Voice Mail status appears 1 Activating Voice Mail Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Voice Mail 4 Voice Mail On When Ringer On is set press to answer calls while 706P is ringing vibrating To forward calls immediately while 706P is ringing vibrating press Forward Cancelling Voice Mail Main Me...

Page 216: ...nding on signal conditions Checking Voice Mail Messages Alternatively follow these steps to check Voice Mail Press and hold in Standby Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Voice Mail 4 Listen to Voice Mail Missed Call Notification Example 1 New Voice Mail message recorded Information window opens and new SMS message and Voice Mail message appear If no Voice Mail message is recorded only SMS mess...

Page 217: ...enu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Call Waiting Using Call Waiting Rejecting Calls When tone sounds press Reject Switching between Two Lines Press Ending Both Calls at Once Press All lines are disconnected When Active Call Ends Press to re engage the party on hold When Voice Mail or Call Forwarding is active unanswered calls are transferred to Voice Mail Centre or the forwarding number When Voice Ma...

Page 218: ...ence Call Adding a New Party to a Call 1 Enter a phone number during a Conference Call 7 two lines can be switched 2 Menu 7 Merge 7 A new party is added to Multiparty Call Checking Members Menu 7 Member 7 Member list appears and members phone numbers can be viewed Member names appear if saved in Phone Book To talk with one party Select a member 7 Menu 7 Split 7 To disconnect individual members Sel...

Page 219: ...Calls Restrictallnon emergency calls Bar All International Calls Allow only domestic calls Bar International Calls Restrict all international calls except to Japan Incoming Calls Bar All Incoming Calls Reject all calls Bar All If Roamed Reject calls when outside Japan If Call Barring Password is incorrectly entered three times Call Barring settings are locked To resolve Call Barring Password and C...

Page 220: ...l Barring Password 7 3 Reenter new Call Barring Password 7 Emergency numbers 110 119 118 are available when Call Barring for outgoing calls is active Restricting Incoming Calls Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Call Barring 4 Incoming Calls Cancelling All Call Barring Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Call Barring 4 Cancel All Barring Checking Call Barring Status Main Menu 4 Settings 4 C...

Page 221: ...varies by subscription 1 Select ON OFF or Network Set 7 Main Menu 4 Settings 4 Call Settings 4 Show My Number Alternatively enter these numbers Symbols before the phone number to show or hide Caller ID for the call Show or Hide or 706P_Eng book Page 10 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 222: ...15 1 Messaging 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 223: ...r SoftBank handset numbers in Address field SMS messages can be converted to Mail ZP 15 9 but not vice versa Mail Exchange longer text messages with SoftBank or e mail compatible handsets PCs etc attach image sound files SMS Exchange short text messages with SoftBank handsets Item Mail SMS Address E mail address Up to 246 single byte alphanumerics Up to 20 items Phone number Up to 20 single byte a...

Page 224: ...24 to sort received messages automatically Messaging Folders Receive Messages Create Messages Save as Drafts Send Messages Complete Not complete Received Messages Main Folder Folder 1 10 Drafts Sent Messages Unsent Messages Messaging Folders 706P_Eng book Page 3 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 225: ...saging 4 Check for New Mail disappears when all Server Mail is retrieved Mail message operations are unavailable when Mail Memory is low under 10KB Delete old messages ZP 15 21 When SMS Memory is Full Save SMS to USIM Card automatically USIM Card appears in Received Messages list When 706P USIM Card Memory are full SMS Memory Full appears in Standby and a warning appears for new incoming messages ...

Page 226: ...essage Type Status Message Type Message Status Unread Read Mail Attachments Unread Read Mail Notice Gold Protected Unread Read SMS Unread Read USIM Card SMS System Message Icon ZP 15 15 Number of Attachments The number of files images sounds videos text etc appears appears for an HTML file Message Text Sender Recipient Subject 706P_Eng book Page 5 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 227: ...Settings 7 706P connects to the Network Follow onscreen instructions Sending Mail SMS Available Entry Items and Character Entry Limits ZP 15 2 Character Input Modes ZP 3 2 1 Enter an address Add Address 7 7 Select a Phone Book entry 7 7 Select a SoftBank handset number or mail address 7 Customizing Handset Address Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings softbank ne jp Account Name Customize here Domain N...

Page 228: ... ZP 15 8 5 Send 7 When Recipient Handset is Off or Out of Range Messages are stored at the Centre and delivered when recipient handset detects signal Delivery Report When messages are sent with Delivery Report On handset receives a Delivery Report from the Centre After Step 2 Menu 7 Delivery Report 7 7 ON 7 To set Delivery Report always on ZP 15 23 Unsent Messages Number of unsent messages appears...

Page 229: ... not appear on other recipients handsets etc appears for Cc and appears for Bcc 1 In Mail Composition window Menu 7 Edit Cc or Edit Bcc 7 Each recipient list appears 2 Add New 7 7 Select or enter a recipient 7 To add a recipient Menu 7 Add 7 7 Select or enter a recipient 7 To delete a recipient Menu 7 Delete 7 3 To return to Mail Composition window Back Adding Attachments 1 In Mail Composition win...

Page 230: ...han 70 characters are entered entry limit changes to Mail limit automatically when message text entry is complete Mail conversion option message appears Manual Mail Conversion In SMS Composition window Menu 7 Switch Message Type 7 Delivery Report When messages are sent with Delivery Report On handset receives a Delivery Report from the Centre After Step 2 Menu 7 Create Options 7 7 Delivery Report ...

Page 231: ...nding from Drafts 1 To edit select a message 7 2 Menu 7 Edit 7 7 Edit the message 3 Send 7 Unsent Messages Number of unsent messages appears in parenthesis Send appears in SMS Composition window after entering address To set not to save sent SMS ZP 15 26 Using Delete Add New After Step 2 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Add New 7 7 Select an entry from Phone Book or Enter Number 7 7 Enter a SoftBank handset numb...

Page 232: ...es New Messages Unread Message Indicator Unread Total Unread Count Information Window New Message Out of Standby Message tone sounds Illumination Light flashes flashes and Delivery Notice appears During a call two beeps sound from Earpiece when 706P returns to Standby Information window opens When Media Player is active Illumination Light and flash Manual Confirmation of Server Mail Mail Messages ...

Page 233: ... end of message text highlight There are sequels 7 Invalid SMS cannot be opened Delete SMS to cancel Unread message icon Customize message ringtone ringer volume message ringtone duration and illumination Ringtones ZP 7 7 P 7 8 Illuminations ZP 8 2 Set ringtones for numbers addresses in Phone Book ZP 4 4 Set Received Messages to automatically open when 706P is opened for the first time after a mes...

Page 234: ...ver Mail Forward Server Mail directly to other SoftBank handsets PCs etc using Mail List Forwarded Mails are not deleted from Mail List 1 Select a message 7 Menu 7 Forward Server Mail 7 2 Add Address 7 7 Select or enter recipient s address or phone number 7 3 Send 7 Using Server Mail Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Server Mail Box 4 Mail List Updating List In Step 1 Menu 7 Update Mail List 7 Main Menu 4 M...

Page 235: ...attachments ZP 15 15 Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Server Mail Box Checking Message Contents Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages Drafts Sent Messages or Unsent Messages Changing Font Size In Message window Menu 7 More 7 7 Font Size 7 Message Details Check subject sender From address To Cc Bcc Reply to date size message type attachment etc Details differ by messaging folder and message type In mess...

Page 236: ...dicator Silver appears with file requiring a Content Key If Key has expired warning appears after Step 2 Acquire new Key to open the file Viewing Attachments In Message window Menu 7 View Attachment 7 The first music file is played back and all picture files are shown after the message text The following file format can be played back or viewed Music file SMAF AMR MIDI SP MIDI Picture file JPG GIF...

Page 237: ...ders Main Folder name cannot be changed 1 Select a folder 7 Rename 2 Enter a folder name 7 Moving Messages 1 Select a folder 7 2 Select a message 7 Menu 7 Move 7 To move an SMS after Step 2 Move to Folder 7 3 Select a folder 7 Received Messages Folders Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages SMS saved on USIM Card cannot be moved 706P_Eng book Page 16 We...

Page 238: ... and before quoted message text of forwarded messages Attachments are also forwarded 3 Enter recipient s address and complete message 7 Send 7 Replying to Messages Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages Quote original message text when replying via Mail messages ZP 15 25 Forwarding Messages Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages Forwarding Mail Notice Server Mail In Step 2 select a Mail Noti...

Page 239: ...1 Select a folder 7 2 Select a message 7 Menu 7 Add sender to Phone Book 7 Step 2 is also available in Message window 3 Create New Entry or select a Phone Book entry 7 7 Complete other fields and save ZFrom Step 1 on P 4 4 Using Sender s Number Address Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages 706P_Eng book Page 18 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 240: ...ook Add to Phone Book 7 7 Create New Entry or select a Phone Book entry 7 7 Complete other fields and save Z From Step 1 on P 4 4 Using Addresses Use linked addresses within message text to send Mail messages or add to Phone Book Available addresses are highlighted 1 In Message window select an address 7 2 Send Mail Messages Create Message 7 7 Complete message and send Z From Step 2 on P 15 7 Add ...

Page 241: ...older 7 Protect important messages in Received Messages and Sent Messages from unintentional deletion Gold is attached to protected messages SMS in USIM Card cannot be protected Protecting Unprotecting Received Messages 1 Select a folder 7 2 Select a message 7 Menu 7 More 7 3 Protect Unprotect 7 Protecting Unprotecting Sent Messages 1 Select a message 7 Menu 7 Protect Unprotect 7 Protecting Messag...

Page 242: ... Selected Items 7 2 Select a message 7 The box at the left side of a message changes to Press again to clear the selection and the box changes to 3 Repeat Step 2 to select more messages 4 Delete 7 Deleting All Messages in a Folder 1 In message list Menu 7 Delete 7 2 Delete All 7 7 YES 3 Enter 4 digit Handset Code 7 Handset Code ZP 1 26 Deleting Messages Deleting a Message in Message Window In Mess...

Page 243: ...Copy SMS between 706P and USIM Card indicate SMS copied to USIM Card 1 Select a folder 7 2 Select an SMS 7 Menu 7 Move 7 3 Copy to USIM or Copy to Phone 7 Protected messages and SMS saved on USIM Card cannot be deleted Copying SMS Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Received Messages 706P_Eng book Page 22 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 244: ...Report Default OFF Confirm Mail SMS delivery 1 ON or OFF 7 Universal Settings Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 Universal Settings 4 Active Folder for New Message Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 Universal Settings 4 Font Size Alternatively change Font Size in Message window ZP 15 14 Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 Universal Settings 4 Delivery Report Set Delivery Report for each message Mai...

Page 245: ...16 1 Select a folder 7 7 Menu 2 Sort by Sender s Address Add Address 7 7 Select an address or phone number 7 To enter address directly Add Address 7 7 Enter Number or Enter Address 7 7 Enter address or phone number 7 Sort by Mail Subject Add Subject 7 7 Enter a subject 7 Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 Universal Settings 4 Distribution Rule Editing or Deleting Set Address Subject Select an addr...

Page 246: ...wnload 7 Quote Text Default OFF Quote original message text when replying 1 ON or OFF 7 Mail Settings Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 Mail Settings 4 Auto Download 4 Home Network or Roam Network Auto Download may fail in the following scenarios retrieve complete messages manually ZP 15 12 During calls while calls are being dialled when messages are being sent received while Yahoo Keitai is acti...

Page 247: ...on USIM Card settings Set SMS Centre number 1 Enter SMS Centre number 7 SMS Settings Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 SMS Settings 4 Save Sent SMS Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 SMS Settings 4 Expiry Time SMS are saved at the Centre for specified time limit Set Expiry Time for individual SMS ZP 15 9 Main Menu 4 Messaging 4 Settings 4 SMS Settings 4 Message Centre Changing Message Centre numb...

Page 248: ...16 1 Web 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 249: ...ecure Socket Layer and TLS Transport Layer Security are encryption protocols for secure Internet transmissions of important sensitive information such as credit card numbers Electronic certificates are saved on 706P ZP 16 14 Address questions about Yahoo Keitai to SoftBank Customer Centre General Information ZP 18 32 Cache Memory SSL TLS Notes When a security notice appears subscribers must decide...

Page 250: ...o Silent web page sounds are muted Sound volume cannot be adjusted while viewing web pages Adjust Voice Call Ringer Volume beforehand ZP 7 7 If activated Media Player sound volume is adjustable Opening Secure Pages Confirmation appears for SSL TLS pages Press OK to open the secure page When Authentication is Required Some pages require user authentication for access If required enter user ID or pa...

Page 251: ...Delete a History Select a URL 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Delete All History Menu 7 Delete All 7 7 1 7 Using URL History Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Enter URL 4 URL History List To view the web page accessed last Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Last Viewed Page Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Enter URL 4 URL History List Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Enter URL 4 URL History List Exiting Mobile Internet Closing 706P doe...

Page 252: ...ntent continues beyond view Press or to scroll To scroll page down by a screenful press To scroll page up by a screenful press To scroll continuously press and hold or Moving to previous page next page Previously viewed pages are temporarily saved in Cache Memory ZP 16 2 To return to previous page Back To view next page Menu 7 Forward 7 Some web pages may not appear after performing the steps abov...

Page 253: ...pears Highlight an item 7 When selected changes to Radio Button Highlight 7 When selected appears Check Box Highlight 7 When selected appears Command Button Highlight the button 7 Corresponding command is executed Radio Button Command Button Menu List Check Box Text Entry Field Actual web pages may differ in appearance 706P_Eng book Page 6 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 254: ... Pages 1 Display Bookmarks Bookmarks 7 7 Select a folder 7 Display Saved Pages Saved Pages 7 2 Select an item 7 Bookmarks Saved Pages Bookmarks Save links to websites 706P connects to the Network to access the websites Create folders to organize Bookmarks Saved Pages Save page content 706P opens saved pages without connecting to the Network Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai Some copy protected materials ca...

Page 255: ...ages Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Bookmarks Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Bookmarks Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Bookmarks Go to Page Open a page Add Bookmark 7 Enter title 7 7 7 7 Enter URL 7 7 Save Edit Edit titles URLs 7 Save Move to Select a folder 7 Delete Send Bookmark Mail or SMS 7 7 Enter information and send Mail ZFrom Step 1 on P 15 6 SMS ZFrom Step 1 on P 15 9 Delete All in Folder YES 7 Enter ...

Page 256: ... Select Save 7 3 Select a file 7 4 Phone or Memory Card 7 Available menu items vary by saved content Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Saved Pages View Saved page contents appears Rename Edit title 7 Delete Delete All YES 7 Enter 4 digit Handset Code 7 Saving to Data Folder Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai Saving Linked Files Select linked text 7 7 YES 7 Phone or Memory Card 7 706P_Eng book Page 9 Wednesday Febr...

Page 257: ...save number to Phone Book select Phone Book Phone Book Entry window appears ZP 4 4 E mail Address Select an address 7 7 Mail SMS or Phone Book 7 To create message select Mail or SMS Mail ZP 15 6 SMS ZP 15 9 To save address to Phone Book select Phone Book Phone Book Entry window appears ZP 4 4 URL Select URL 7 706P connects to the Network Do not remove Memory Card while saving files to it Do not tu...

Page 258: ...ming and Network access condition appear on the upper right of Display ZP 1 13 Paused streams may stop after three minutes of inactivity When roaming abroad streaming may be unavailable or not be performed properly Changing Display Size Press to toggle Display size while streaming When switching to Full Screen Display rotates 90 to the right To return to Normal Screen Press again For key operation...

Page 259: ... View Bookmarks list or add a new bookmark to the list Saved Pages View Saved Pages list or add a new saved page to the list Select Save View or play files or save them to Data Folder ZP 16 9 Reload Page Update information Yahoo Keitai Open Yahoo Keitai Main Menu More Enter URL Enter URL directly to access websites View Current URL View URL Send Current URL Send URL via Mail SMS Server Certificate...

Page 260: ...urrent profile 1 Select a profile 7 Menu Profiles can be edited To add a new profile Empty 7 7 Enter information 7 Save Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Browser Settings 4 Delete Cache Cookies Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Browser Settings 4 Browser Profiles Browser Profile Settings is only for specific website access Web access may become unavailable if Browser Settings are edited 706P_Eng book Page 13 We...

Page 261: ... 706P 1 ON or OFF 7 Root Certificates View electronic certificates issued by Certificate Authorities saved on 706P 1 Select an item 7 Root Certificate details appear Security Settings Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Browser Settings 4 Security 4 Manufacture Number Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Browser Settings 4 Security 4 Cookies Cookies can be deleted ZP 16 13 Main Menu 4 Yahoo Keitai 4 Browser Settings...

Page 262: ...17 1 S Appli 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 263: ...ite providing S Applications appears 2 Select an S Application 7 Properties appear 3 Follow onscreen instructions 4 Phone or Memory Card 7 Downloading may take some time After downloading S Application is saved to Data Folder automatically 5 YES to activate Downloaded S Application starts To exit NO For further information contact SoftBank Customer Centre Customer Assistance ZP 18 32 Network S App...

Page 264: ...pli Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Library Activate an S Application Main Menu 4 Data Folder 4 S Appli 4 Select an S Application Incoming transmissions pause S Applications An error message may appear while an S Application using Bluetooth is paused or due to ambient factors End the application completely then restart it To use a downloaded S Application after handset upgrade replacement move Conte...

Page 265: ...on 7 Menu 7 Delete 7 7 Customize confirmation operation method 1 Select an S Application 7 Menu 7 Permission 7 Managing S Appli Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Library Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Library Some S Application cannot be moved to Memory Card Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Library Pre installed S Applications cannot be deleted Setting Security Level Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Library ...

Page 266: ...writing Access Write Phone Book Calendar events etc Bluetooth Use Bluetooth Always Allowed No confirmation appears Ask First Time Confirmationappearsthefirst time application is activated Ask Every Time Confirmation appears every time operation selected in Step 2 starts Not Allowed Reject operation selected in Step 2 Security Level cannot be set for some S Applications Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appl...

Page 267: ...d Synchronize Memory Card used in another SoftBank handset or a PC etc to update S Appli Library Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Settings 4 Display Backlight Always ON Display Backlight remains on while an S Application runs Follow General Setting Display Backlight Time setting ZP 7 6 applies Always OFF Display Backlight remains off while S Application runs Main Menu 4 S Appli 4 S Appli Settings 4 V...

Page 268: ...18 1 Appendix 706P_Eng book Page 1 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 269: ... ZP 16 4 6 Browser Settings 4 1 Font Size ZP 16 12 4 2 Downloads ZP 16 12 4 3 Delete Cache Cookies ZP 16 13 4 4 Security ZP 16 14 4 5 Browser Profiles ZP 16 13 Tab 1 Camera ZP 6 4 Tab 2 Video Camera ZP 6 5 1 S Appli Library Tab 1 Phone ZP 17 3 Tab 2 Memory Card ZP 17 3 2 S Appli Settings 4 1 Volume ZP 17 5 4 2 Display Backlight ZP 17 6 4 3 Vibration ZP 17 6 4 4 Auto Suspend Timer ZP 17 6 4 5 Synch...

Page 270: ... Server Mail All ZP 15 14 8 Create New SMS ZP 15 9 9 Settings 4 1 Email Address Settings ZP 15 6 4 2 Universal Settings ZP 15 23 4 3 Mail Settings ZP 15 25 4 4 SMS Settings ZP 15 26 Memory Status 4 1 Mail ZP 15 4 4 2 SMS ZP 15 4 1 Media Player 4 1 Audio ZP 9 4 4 2 Video ZP 9 6 2 ComicSurfing ZP 9 12 3 Near Chat ZP 9 13 4 S Loop ZP 9 14 4 Messaging 6 Entertainment 706P_Eng book Page 3 Wednesday Feb...

Page 271: ... Tab 2 Memory Card ZP 10 2 Tab 3 Video Camera ZP 10 2 6 Books Tab 1 Phone ZP 10 2 Tab 2 Memory Card ZP 10 2 7 Templates ZP 10 18 8 Memory Status 4 1 Phone ZP 10 5 4 2 Memory Card ZP 10 5 Thumbnail view by default 1 Alarms ZP 13 8 2 Calendar ZP 13 2 3 Answer Phone 4 1 Message List ZP 2 8 4 2 Settings ZP 2 7 4 Calculator ZP 13 10 5 Voice Recorder ZP 13 10 6 Software Update 4 1 Start ZP 18 11 4 2 Inf...

Page 272: ...14 6 Phone Book Settings 4 1 View from ZP 4 11 4 2 Save New Entry ZP 4 11 4 3 Search Method ZP 4 9 4 4 Speed Dial ZP 4 10 7 Manage Phone Book 4 1 Memory Status ZP 4 6 4 2 Copy All from USIM ZP 4 13 4 3 Copy All to USIM ZP 4 13 4 4 Memory Card Backup ZP 10 22 4 5 Delete All Phone ZP 4 12 8 Service Numbers ZP 4 2 Depending on USIM Card 8 Phone Book 706P_Eng book Page 5 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 ...

Page 273: ...one ZP 7 8 4 5 Vibration Alert ZP 7 8 4 6 Key Tone ZP 8 2 4 7 Key Tone Volume ZP 8 2 3 Display Settings 4 1 Wallpaper ZP 7 2 4 2 Main Menu Icons ZP 7 4 4 3 Themes ZP 7 5 4 4 Brightness ZP 7 5 4 5 Backlight Time ZP 7 6 4 6 Operator Name ZP 7 6 4 Call Settings 4 1 Total Call Time ZP 2 13 4 2 Service Charges ZP 2 13 4 3 Call Barring ZP 14 8 4 4 Show My Number ZP 14 10 4 5 Any Key Answer ZP 8 3 4 6 Cl...

Page 274: ...ive Picture ZP 5 8 6 Connectivity 4 1 Infrared ZP 11 2 4 2 Bluetooth ZP 11 4 4 3 Network Settings ZP 2 16 4 4 Web Connections ZP 11 11 4 5 Retrieve NW Info ZP 1 22 7 Security 4 1 PIN Entry ZP 12 2 4 2 Change PIN2 ZP 12 3 4 3 Reset ZP 12 8 4 4 Change Password ZP 12 2 4 5 Password Lock ZP 12 4 4 6 Secret Mode ZP 12 6 4 7 Content Key ZP 12 7 8 Memory Card Settings 4 1 Format Memory Card ZP 10 21 4 2 ...

Page 275: ... appear in Standby Keyguard is active Press to release it Does appear in Standby Password Lock is active ZP 12 4 Enter 4 digit Handset Code ZP 1 26 to release it Calls or Video Calls cannot be connected or message and Web connections are not available Does appear in Standby Is 706P out of range or in a location where signal is weak Move to a location where signal is strong Are you using handset ov...

Page 276: ... installed in 706P correctly ZP 1 18 Is 706P correctly mounted in Desktop Holder ZP 1 20 Make sure 706P battery Desktop Holder and AC Charging terminals are clean Battery may not charge beyond 5 C and 35 C Battery may need to be replaced 706P accessories feel warm AC Charger Desktop Holder may warm during charging 706P may warm during long use This is normal if you can hold it comfortably Low temp...

Page 277: ...ssing keys to answer incoming calls is available even if Keyguard is active appears Password Lock is active ZP 12 4 Release Password Lock for handset operations Pressing keys to answer incoming calls is available even if Password Lock is active Low battery message appears and battery alarm tone sounds Battery is low ZP 1 12 Charge or replace battery 706P_Eng book Page 10 Wednesday February 28 2007...

Page 278: ... Other functions are not available during Software Update 706P is disabled until the update is complete The update may take some time 1 Follow onscreen instructions After download is complete 706P automatically turns off and restarts before Software Update begins This process takes approximately 15 seconds After Software Update is complete 706P automatically turns off and restarts before informati...

Page 279: ...heduled Update Software Update failure may disable 706P Contact SoftBank Customer Centre Customer Assistance ZP 18 32 Software Update does not affect Phone Book entries files saved in Data Folder or other content but it is recommended that you create a backup as appropriate of any important information and data note that some files cannot be copied SoftBank is not liable for damages resulting from...

Page 280: ...18 13 18 Appendix Character Code List 706P_Eng book Page 13 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 281: ...Appendix 18 14 18 706P_Eng book Page 14 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 282: ...18 15 18 Appendix 706P_Eng book Page 15 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 283: ...Appendix 18 16 18 706P_Eng book Page 16 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 284: ...18 17 18 Appendix 706P_Eng book Page 17 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 285: ...Appendix 18 18 18 706P_Eng book Page 18 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 286: ...18 19 18 Appendix 706P_Eng book Page 19 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 287: ...Appendix 18 20 18 706P_Eng book Page 20 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 288: ...18 21 18 Appendix Symbol List Double byte Symbol List 1 13 Single byte Symbol List 1 2 706P_Eng book Page 21 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 289: ...dix 18 22 18 Pictograph List Pictographs in are animated Pictographs do not appear in mail or on incompatible SoftBank handsets Pictograph List 1 16 706P_Eng book Page 22 Wednesday February 28 2007 12 45 PM ...

Page 290: ...aries depending on data amount Messaging Mail Up to 1000 items approx 5 MB SMS Up to 500 items Data Folder Pictures Up to 1000 items approx 12 MB One S Application corresponds to three to six items Sounds S Appli Music Videos Books Templates Web Saved Pages Up to 20 items 600 KB Bookmarks Up to 50 items URL History Up to 20 items Cache Up to 600 KB Schedule Calendar Up to 100 items Phone Book Up t...

Page 291: ...bject to change without notice Weight including battery Approx 110 g Dimensions closed Approx 50 x 101 x 16 2 mm StandbyTime closed 3G Approx 350 hours GSM Approx 290 hours Talk Time 3G Approx 190 minutes Video Call Approx 90 minutes GSM Approx 200 minutes Charging Time AC Charger Approx 160 minutes In Car Charger Approx 160 minutes Maximum Output 3G 0 25 W GSM 2 0 W Voltage 3 7 V Battery Type Lit...

Page 292: ...ime Display 7 6 Backlight Time Keypad 8 3 Backup 10 22 Battery 1 15 1 18 Battery Level 1 12 Bluetooth 11 4 Bluetooth Passcode 11 5 Bookmarks 16 7 Books folder 10 2 Brightness Camera 6 4 Brightness Display 7 5 Brightness Video Camera 6 5 Browser Profiles 16 13 C Calculator 13 10 Calendar 13 2 Calendar events Schedules 13 4 Call Barring 14 8 Call Barring Password 1 26 Call Barring Password changing ...

Page 293: ... 9 3 Download S Appli 17 2 Download Video 9 3 Downloads 16 12 Drafts Mail SMS 15 10 Drive Mode 7 9 E Earpiece Volume Video Call 5 5 Earpiece Volume Voice Call 2 8 Effect Camera Video Camera 6 4 6 5 6 12 Email Address Settings 15 6 Emergency Calls 110 119 118 2 4 Escalating Tone 7 7 Expiry Time SMS 15 26 External Camera 6 3 External Display 1 12 External Display Indicators 1 14 F Font Size Mail SMS...

Page 294: ...ngs 15 25 Main Menu 1 24 Main Menu Icons 7 4 10 11 Manage Folders Files Data Folder 10 15 Manner Mode 2 18 2 19 7 9 Manufacture Number 16 14 Media Player 9 2 Memory Card 10 19 Memory Card Backup 10 22 Memory List 18 23 Memory Status Calendar 13 5 Memory Status Data Folder 10 5 Memory Status Mail SMS 15 4 Memory Status Phone Book 4 6 Menu Numbers 1 25 Message Ringtone Duration 7 8 Messaging 15 2 Me...

Page 295: ...ng Transmission 5 7 P Password 1 26 Password Lock 12 4 Permission 17 4 Phone Book 4 2 Phone Book editing 4 12 Phone Book saving 4 3 Photo Light 6 4 6 5 6 11 Pictograph List 18 22 Pictographs 3 7 Picture Preview Window 6 4 Picture Size 6 4 6 6 Pictures capturing 6 7 Pictures editing 10 12 Pictures folder 10 2 PIN Entry 12 2 PIN Lock Cancellation 12 3 Playback Method 10 6 Playback Mode 9 9 Playlist ...

Page 296: ...perator 2 17 Self Timer 6 4 6 5 6 11 Server Mail Box 15 13 Service Charges 2 13 Service Dial 4 2 Show Charge ON OFF 2 15 Show My Number 14 10 Shutter Sound 6 12 Signal Strength 1 12 SMS 15 2 SMS Settings 15 26 Snooze 13 9 Softkeys x Software Update 18 11 Sound Settings 7 7 Sounds folder 10 2 Speed Dial 4 10 SSL 16 2 Streaming 16 11 Super Clear Shadow editing pictures 10 14 Swap 14 7 Symbol List 18...

Page 297: ...achment 15 15 View Format Calendar 13 2 View from Phone Book 4 11 Visibility 11 7 Voice Call 2 2 Voice Mail 14 4 Voice Recorder 2 9 13 10 Volume Earpiece Volume 2 8 5 5 Volume Key Tone 8 2 Volume Ringtone 7 7 Volume S Appli 17 5 W Wallpaper 7 2 10 9 Warning Tone 7 8 Warranty 18 31 Web 16 1 Web Connections 11 11 White Balance Camera 6 4 6 12 White Balance Video Call 5 6 White Balance Video Camera 6...

Page 298: ...ct See Troubleshooting ZP 18 8 before contacting SoftBank for service or repairs If you cannot find solutions or solve problems contact SoftBank Customer Centre Customer Assistance ZP 18 32 in your subscription area and provide a detailed description of the problem Repairs within warranty are performed under terms and conditions described Out of warranty any repairs are performed upon request at s...

Page 299: ...iption Area Service Centre Phone Number Hokkaido Aomori Akita Iwate Yamagata Miyagi Fukushima Niigata Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba Saitama Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Yamanashi Nagano Toyama Ishikawa Fukui General Information 0088 240 157 Customer Assistance 0088 240 113 Aichi Gifu Mie Shizuoka General Information 0088 241 157 Customer Assistance 0088 241 113 Osaka Hyogo Kyoto Nara Shiga Wakayama General Inform...

Page 300: ...bile 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 Handsets batteries and chargers submitted for recycling cannot be returned Always erase all data recorded on old handsets Phone Book entries call records mail etc before recycling Cover3_E fm Page i Tuesday ...

Search results

Summary of Contents for 706P

Reviews:

Related manuals for 706P

Brands by name

Popular brands

SoftBank 706P, Manual

Search results

Summary of Contents for 706P

Reviews:

Related manuals for 706P

Brands by name

Popular brands