Docomo Digital Mova SO503iS HYPER User manual

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01.8

01. 8

When using your mobile phone in a public place, don't forget to show common courtesy

and consideration for others around you.

Don't forget your cellular phone

or your manners!

’01.8(Ver.1)

3-235-091-01 (1)

Sales: NTT DoCoMo Group

Manufacturer: Sony Corporation

NTT DoCoMo Hokkaido, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Hokuriku, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Chugoku, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Kyushu, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Tohoku, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Tokai, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Kansai, Inc.

NTT DoCoMo Shikoku, Inc.

This manual is printed

on the recycled paper

certified by the ECO

Mark Office.

Published on 100% recycled paper.

Printed with

soybean oil ink.

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Digital Mova

NTT DoCoMo Digital 800MHz Phone

Thank you for purchasing the "Digital Mova ."

This user's manual consists of four volumes: "Before Use", "Phone Features", "i-mode",

and "Digital Mova Maintenance."

Please read this manual carefully before and during use, for effective operations of the

Digital Mova

.

The Digital Mova

is a capable partner. To prolong its life, handle it carefully by

following the instructions given in this manual.

Before using the Digital Mova

The Digital Mova is a mobile phone operating on radio frequencies, and cannot be used

in places where radio waves don't reach, such as inside tunnels, underground or in

buildings. It also may not be used in high-rise buildings though the radio waves are not

blocked. In such case you may also experience interruption of calls even when the radio

waves are strong enough with the three antennas on the screen.

Use the phone with consideration to others to avoid disturbing other people when in public.

Since the Digital Mova operates on radio frequencies for telecommunications, an

unauthorized third party can intercept the calls. However, the Digital Mova uses a digital

scrambler, so an unauthorized third party will only hear noise when tuning into your call.

The Digital Mova converts your voice into digital signals and sends them to the other

party. However, the sent signals may not be converted correctly to the other party in

places where the radio waves are weak.

It is possible to lose your data in the Digital Mova by accident or failure. We recommend

that you back up your important data. DoCoMo will not be held responsible for any lost

data registered in the phone.

The user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use

of SSL. Neither DoCoMo nor the certifier as listed herein makes any representation and

warranty as for the security in the use of SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain

damage or loss due to the use of SSL, neither DoCoMo nor the certifier shall be

responsible for any such damage or loss.

Certifier: VeriSign Japan K.K., Baltimore Technologies Co., Ltd.

The Digital Mova features specifications for exclusive use in Japan.

Don't forget your mobile phone

or your manners!

Be careful not to disturb people around you when you use the Digital Mova.

Turn the power off in the following cases

Prohibited areas of use

Use of mobile phones is prohibited in some places. Be sure to turn the power off in the

following areas:

• Airplanes • Hospitals

Electronic medical equipments are in operation in all places of the hospital. Turn off

your mobile phone in the hospital.

When driving

Using the Digital Mova while driving can lead to an accident.

If you do not want to turn the power off while driving, turn on the Drive mode.

In crowded places such as in packed trains, a person with a heart pacemaker may be

closeby.

Mobile phones will interfere pacemaker operations.

In public areas such as theaters, movie theaters, museums

If you use the Digital Mova where you are supposed to be quiet, you will disturb

people around you.

Keep voice and ringer tone down when necessary

Keep your voice and the ringing tone down when using the Digital Mova in quiet

places such as restaurants and hotel lobbies.

Avoid blocking traffic when using the Digital Mova in public.

Maintaining public manners

The Digital Mova has convenient functions, with different response types and silent

ringer tone.

Manner mode

When you set this function, all the tones emitted from the Digital Mova is terminated.

The Manner mode has 5 types and different movement of vibration, ringer, and so on.

Drive mode

The Digital Mova notifies the caller that you are driving and cannot answer the call.

Then the call is disconnected automatically. The ringer tone has no sound, so you

can drive safely without any disturbance.

Vibration setting

When you set this function, the Digital Movai notifies you of an incoming call with a

vibration.

Voice message function

The Digital Mova can record the caller's message when you cannot answer the call.

Optional services are also available, such as the Voice Mail Service

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and

Call Forwarding Service.

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In this manual, "Digital Mova

" is referred to as "Digital Mova.

"

Please read this manual carefully before using the Digital Mova. If you have any further question,

please contact us.

The trademark and logo of Java and Java-related products are the trademarks or registered

trademarks of the U.S.A. Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S.A. and in other countries.

Powered by JBlend

®

This product incorporates RSA

®

BSAFE

TM

SSL-C

TM

registered by RSA Security Inc.

This product incorporates Compact NetFront

®

registered by ACCESS.

The i ppli is a trademark of NTT DoCoMo.

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This number cannot be used from ground phones.

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This number can also be used from mobile phones, car phones, and PHS.

151

(toll-free from DoCoMo Mobile Phones or car phones)

0120-005-250

(toll-free)

For Services in English

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This number can also be used from

mobile phones, car phones, and PHS.

0120-800-000

(toll-free)

For Services in Japanese

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Safety Precautions

Before you begin using the Digital Mova, be sure to read the "Safety Precautions" to use it

correctly. Keep this handy for future reference.

The precautions are designed to prevent accidents, injury, and property damage due to misuse.

Be sure to strictly observe the guidelines.

The following symbols describe the contents of danger and injury that may

result if you fail to observe the guidelines or use the equipment incorrectly.

"Safety Precautions" are described in the following five items.

Common description on handling the Digital Mova battery pack and adaptor

Description on handling the Digital Mova

Description on handling the battery pack

Description on handling the adaptor (including charger)

Handling the phone near electronic medical equipment

Indicates an impending danger that, if handled incorrectly, may result in

serious injury or even death.

Indicates a warning that, if handled incorrectly, may result in serious

injury or even death.

Indicates a caution that, if handled incorrectly, may result in injury or

damage to property.

Symbols to prohibit performing an action Symbols to instruct an obligatory action

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Keep the phone, battery pack, and

adaptor out of the reach of children.

Not doing so may cause injury.

Do not let children use the equipment

without providing them with information

about how to use the phone. Always pay

attention to them when they are using the

phone.

Doing so may cause injury.

Do not touch the adaptor or the Digital

Mova for a long time during charging.

Doing so may cause low temperature burns.

Common description on handling the Digital Mova battery pack and adaptor

Do not apply impact, throw or step on it.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to leak, heat,

explode or burn or cause equipment trouble or fire.

Do not short-circuit the charger terminals

while plugged to the power outlet or

cigar lighter socket (car). Do not touch

the charger terminals with your hands,

fingers or any part of your body.

Doing so may cause fire, trouble, electric shock or

injury.

Do not use in explosive or inflammable

atmosphere.

Use in an area with inflammable gases such as a

propane gas or gasoline or powders may cause an

explosion or fire.

Do not put the Digital Mova or the adaptor

(including charger) in a microwave oven

or a high-pressured container.

Doing so may cause the battery pack to leak, heat, explode

or burn or cause the Digital Mova and the adaptor (including

charger) to heat, smoke, burn or damage the circuitry parts.

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Be sure to use the equipment specified by the DoCoMo group.

If the following devices are used in ways other than specified, the battery pack may leak, generate heat or explode.

Battery Pack SO005, Battery Pack SO003, Battery Pack Charger SO002, Table Holder SO004, AC Adaptor SO003,

AC Adaptor SO002, AC Adaptor SO001, DC Adaptor SO001, Car Adaptor SO002.

Contact us for information on compatible equipments.

Do not store in an area that is humid,

dirty or hot.

Doing so may cause trouble.

Do not place on an unstable or inclined

platform.

Doing so may cause the equipment to fall, resulting in

trouble or injury.

Put the charger on a stable place while

charging. Do not wrap the charger with

cloth or a thick bed quilt.

Doing so may cause the charger to disengage from the

Digital Mova and generate heat, resulting in fire or

trouble.

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Description on handling the Digital Mova

Do not use the phone while driving.

Doing so may adversely affect safety driving and cause

accidents. When you use the phone, park your car in a

safe place. Do not park in a place in which parking is

prohibited.

Be sure to turn off the power of the

Digital Mova near electronic equipment

of a high precision control or processes

of weak signals.

Not doing so may cause malfunctions of the equipment.

Examples of equipment you should pay attention to:

Hearing aids, heart pacemakers, other medical

electrical equipments, fire detector, automatic door and

other automatically controlled devices.

Users of other medical electrical equipment should

consult the manufacturer/sales agent of the equipment

to check whether or not it can be affected by radio

waves.

Do not swing around the phone while

holding the antenna or strap.

Doing so may cause injury, accidents or damage if it hits

you or others.

Do not use the phone near the electronic

equipment setup in the car.

Doing so may adversely affect the electronic equipment

of certain types of cars. Consult the manufacturer/

dealer of the car about protection from radio signals

before using the phone.

Do not put a magnetic card or similar

items near the Digital Mova.

The contents of the floppy disk or ATM card may be

damaged.

Do not use the phone in a crowded place.

Doing so may cause injury if the antenna hits another person.

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Do not disassemble or modify the

phone.

Doing so may cause accidents such as fire, injury,

electric shock or trouble.

Be sure to turn off the power of the

Digital Mova in a place where use of the

phone is prohibited.

Turn OFF the Digital Mova in airplanes, hospitals and

prohibited areas of use. The power from the Digital

Mova (when ON) may adversely affect electronic

equipments and/or medical electric equipments. It is

also important to cancel [Auto on] if it is set to turn ON.

Observe the instructions of each health-care facility

about use of the phone there.

In case of lightning when using the

phone outdoors, immediately turn off the

power of the Digital Mova and move to a

safe place.

Failure to do so may cause injury or electrical shock

from the lightning.

Do not get the Digital Mova wet.

If liquid such as water or animal urine enters the phone,

heat may be generated or electrical shock or trouble

may result. Pay attention to where you use the phone.

Do not use the phone when the antenna

is broken.

Doing so may cause burns if it touches you.

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Description on handling the battery pack

When the liquid inside the battery pack

enters your eyes, do not rub but rinse

them with clean water and see a doctor

immediately.

The liquid may maim your eyes.

Do not try to connect the battery pack to

the Digital Mova battery pack charger

forcibly when you cannot connect

successfully.

Doing so may cause leak, generation of heat and fire or

explosion.

Do not weld the battery pack terminals

directly.

Doing so may cause leak, generation of heat and fire or

explosion.

Handle the battery pack properly.

Observe the following to prevent fire, electrical shock or

injury due to leak, generation of heat and fire, and

explosion of the battery pack.

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Do not short-circuit the positive and negative

terminals of the battery pack with the key of the car or

metallic accessories. Put the battery pack in the

supplied carrying case whenever you carry or store it.

•

Do not charge or use the battery pack, which is wet by

water, rain, sea water or animal urine.

•

Do not put the battery pack near fire or throw it into fire.

•

Do not charge or leave the battery near fire or under

direct sunlight.

Do not disassemble or modify the

battery pack.

Doing so may cause leak, generation of heat and fire or

explosion.

If the battery leaks or smells abnormally,

keep it away from fire immediately.

Leaked liquid may cause fire or explosion.

Stop charging if the charging is not

completed after the specified time

elapses.

Not doing so may cause leak, generation of heat or fire

or explosion of the battery pack.

Do not wet the battery pack.

Doing so may cause generation of heat and smoke or

corrosion.

Do not use or leave the battery pack in a

place under direct sunlight or with high

temperature such as in a car heated by

the sun.

Doing so may cause leak, generation of heat,

deterioration of performance, reduction of useful life of

the battery pack.

If the battery pack is abnormal while

using, charging or storing it, for example,

it emits abnormal odor, generates

abnormal sounds or heat, changes its

color or its shape, take it out of the

Digital Mova and contact us.

If you continue using the abnormal battery, the leak,

generation of heat and fire or explosion of the battery

pack may be caused.

If the liquid inside the battery pack

touches you or your clothes, immediately

rinse them with clean water.

The liquid may cause burns or injury to skin.

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Check the type of the battery by the attached label.

Label Battery type

Li-ion Lithium-ion battery

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Description on handling the adaptor (including charger)

Handle the adaptor properly.

Observe the following to prevent fire, electrical shock or

injury due to generation of heat or fire in the adaptor.

•

Be sure to supply AC100V to the AC adaptor.

•

Do not use the DC adaptor or car adaptor in a car

that does not employ a DC 12V or DC 24 V battery

with minus grounding.

•

When the fuse of the DC adaptor is blown, replace it

with a specified new one (1.0A).

•

When the fuse of the car adaptor is blown, replace it

with a specified new one (1.25A).

•

Do not short-circuit the charge terminals with safety

pins or clips. Doing so may generate heat or fire due

to a large overcurrent. Be careful not to damage the

adaptor.

•

Do not use the adaptor in a place where it might get

wet by water, rain, sea water or animal urine. Doing so

may generate heat or fire, resulting in accidents or

trouble (such as poor charge).

•

Do not charge the battery in a place where inflammable

gases are generated to prevent accidents due to fire.

•

Do not use the adaptor if the power cord is damaged.

Doing so may cause electrical shock, generation of

heat or fire.

If the inside of the cigar lighter socket is

dirty with ash or the like, the plug may

generate heat because of poor contact.

Be sure to clean it before use.

Do not cover or wrap the adaptor with a

cloth or a thick bed quilt.

Doing so may cause fire or trouble when heat is

generated.

Do not damage the power cord.

Doing so may cause fire or electrical shock.

•

Do not reconstruct or damage the power cord.

•

Do not put anything heavy on or pull the power cord.

•

Be sure to hold the main unit of the adaptor when

pulling it from the power outlet.

Do not touch the power plug with wet

hands.

Doing so may cause electrical shock.

D

o not short-circuit the charge terminals

of the charger while the plug is connected

to the power outlet or cigar lighter socket

(car). Do not touch the charge terminals

with your hands, fingers or any part of

your body.

Doing so may cause fire, trouble, electrical shock or injury.

Do not disassemble or modify the adaptor.

Doing so may cause fire, electrical shock or trouble.

Keep away from humidity, water or

direct sunlight.

To prevent fire or electrical shock, do not leave the

adaptor in the following places.

•

Humid or dirty places.

•

Place where it can get wet or affected by sea water.

•

Hot place (more than 60°C) such as near the window

or in a car under direct sunlight.

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Place the charger on a stable platform

while charging. Do not cover or wrap the

charger with a cloth or a thick bed quilt.

Doing so may cause fire of trouble when the Digital

Mova is disengaged or heat is generated.

When cleaning the charger, be sure to

unplug the adaptor. When you are not

going to use it for a long time, unplug the

power plug from the power outlet.

Not doing so may cause fire, electrical shock or trouble.

Unplug the DC adaptor from the cigar

lighter socket (car) when not in use.

If plugged in, the battery of the car may be drained.

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Handling the phone near electronic medical equipment

The following descriptions are based on the guidelines produced at the Electromagnetic Compatibility

Conference, Japan (April 1997), regarding the protection of electronic medical equipment from radio

waves emitted by mobile phone units.

If you have a heart pacemaker implanted,

keep the Digital Mova (transmission

power 0.8W) more than 22 cm away from

the heart pacemaker, or keep the PDA

(car phone) and shoulder phone

(transmission power 2.0W) more than 30

cm away from the heart pacemaker when

you use or carry it.

The radio waves may affect operation of the heart

pacemaker.

Turn off the power of the Digital Mova in

a crowded place such as in a train

because there may be a person who has

a pacemaker.

The radio waves may affect operation of the heart

pacemaker.

Observe the following in a health-care

facility.

•

Do not bring the Digital Mova in the operating room,

ICU or CCU.

•

Turn off the power of the Digital Mova in the facility.

•

Even when you are in the lobby of a hospital, make a

point to turn OFF the Digital Mova if there is any

medical electric equipment in the vicinity.

•

Follow the instructions of each medical facility in

terms of respective restrictions on use of mobile

phones and entry on premises carrying mobile

phones.

Consult your medical electric equipment

distributor/manufacturer for radio

frequency specifications when using

medical electric equipments other than

the implanted heart pacemaker outside a

medical facility, such as when at home.

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Handling Precautions

Common precautions

Do not get the Digital Mova, Battery pack or adaptor (including charger) wet because they are not

water-proof. Do not use it in a bath, and so on, humid places or places that may be easy to get wet

by rain. When you put the phone close to your body, your sweat may cause corrosion inside the

phone, resulting in trouble. Note that the warranty may not cover repairs of malfunctions if we

conclude that the result of investigation is due to getting your mobile phone wet.

Do not put the Digital Mova in a place where it receives too much force. If you put the phone in a bag

packed with various goods or if you sit down with the phone in your pocket, the indicator or internal

circuits may be damaged or broken. In this case the warranty will be voided.

When cleaning, wipe the phone with a dry and soft cloth.

If you use a wet cloth, trouble may be caused. If you use benzene, thinner, alcohol or detergent,

printed characters may be erased or the color may be wiped off.

Clean the terminals with a dry swab. If the terminals are dirty, the contact is poor and charging may

be disabled.

Do not put the phone near the air vent. Doing so may cause condensation due to sudden change in

temperature, resulting in internal corrosion.

Precautions about the Digital Mova

Use the phone in a place with the temperature between 5°C and 35°C, the humidity between 35%

and 85 %. Do not use or store it in a place with an extremely high or low temperature.

If you use the phone near a ground home/office phone, TV or radio, it may be adversely affected.

Use in a place away from them.

Do not put the Digital Mova in a place easy to get dirty.

Precautions about the battery pack

Do not dispose of the unnecessary battery pack together with other daily wastes. Paste vinyl tape to the

terminals for insulation and bring it to us or dispose of according to the local rules that request batteries to

be separated.

Precautions about the adaptor (including charger)

Do not charge the battery in the following places.

•

The ambient temperature is lower than 5°C or more than 35°C.

•

With humidity, much dirt or vibrations (malfunctions may be caused).

•

Near a radio (Noises of the radio may interfere with the phone).

When you do not use the AC adaptor, unplug from the power outlet and store the power cord in the

AC adaptor main unit.

When you do not use the DC adaptor or car adaptor, unplug from the cigar lighter socket to prevent

the car battery from draining.

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About the Manual

Structure of the manual

Refer to "Phone Features" for the operations of the phone, and "i-mode" for the operations relating to the

i-mode.

In addition to this manual, there comes "

Quick Manual" with your phone. This

manual describes the operations of the phone briefly. Use it as a handy manual.

Representation in the manual

A page to refer is represented by.

P.xx

s

Screens for description in the manual differ in fonts or hue from the actual ones.

The features of the Digital Mova screen

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Though the Digital Mova screen features a high brightness and resolution screen, an after-image

may be caused if the same image is displayed for a long time.

To prevent this and to save the power consumption, the screen is turned off when no operation is

made for a predetermined period. When this function is activated, the Sleep mode lamp flashes in

green. While the lamp is flashing, the power is kept on.

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The Digital Mova screen is designed with extremely advanced technology. There may be some

dots unlit and other dots constantly lit, however, this is expected and not due to malfunction or

troubleshooting.

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CONTENTS

Safety Precautions ..................................................................................................... i

Handling Precautions ............................................................................................. vii

About the Manual ................................................................................................... viii

CONTENTS ................................................................................................................ 1

Various Functions of the Digital Mova ................................................. 10

What the Digital Mova

Can Do (Function Index) ................................. 12

Before Use

Nomenclature and Functions................................................................................. 24

Before Use ............................................................................................................... 26

Attaching/removing the battery pack .................................................................. 26

Advanced use of the battery pack ...................................................................... 27

Charging the battery pack .................................................................................. 27

Extending/retracting the antenna ....................................................................... 31

Turning the power on ......................................................................................... 31

Check the battery level ....................................................................................... 32

Easily setting the basic functions <Set up> ........................................................ 33

Notifying the other party of your phone number <Caller ID> .............................. 34

Phone Features

Using the Digital Mova Basic Operations

Originating a Call .................................................................................................... 38

Originating a call................................................................................................. 38

Calling from Redial record <Redial (Redial record) >......................................... 40

Checking the calls made in order of frequency <Dial Frequency record>.......... 41

Calling from Incoming record <Incoming record> .............................................. 42

Receiving a Call....................................................................................................... 43

Receiving a call .................................................................................................. 43

Displaying the Digital Mova Caller Number ID <Caller Number ID> .....................

45

Speaker volume <Speaker> ............................................................................... 46

Rejecting a call while driving <Drive mode>....................................................... 47

Manner mode mutes ringer tone <Manner> ....................................................... 49

Setting the Manner mode according to the situation <Mode> ............................ 50

Common Operations of the Digital Mova .............................................................. 53

About operations ................................................................................................ 53

Using the Center Jog ....................................................................................... 53

Using the Soft Keys ......................................................................................... 54

Using the Left/Right Keys ................................................................................ 54

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Going back to the previous screen/going back to the standby screen............. 55

Settings ............................................................................................................ 56

About screen ...................................................................................................... 58

Viewing the screen........................................................................................... 58

About the submenu .......................................................................................... 59

Message patterns during operation ................................................................. 59

About icons ...................................................................................................... 60

Types of mainly displayed screens and how to view them .............................. 61

Adjusting volume.............................................................................................. 64

Selecting a menu ............................................................................................. 64

Editing Each Function ............................................................................................ 66

Editing <edit> ..................................................................................................... 66

Deleting <delete/delete all> ................................................................................ 67

Copying <copy> ................................................................................................. 68

Copying ............................................................................................................ 69

Pasting ............................................................................................................. 69

About PIN (Personal Identification Number) ........................................................ 71

Useful and active code ....................................................................................... 71

Changing your PIN to your favorite one <Change code> .................................. 72

Entering Characters ................................................................................................ 73

Entering characters ............................................................................................ 73

Entering a phone number ................................................................................... 86

Functions for character entry <Text input> ........................................................ 87

Telephone Book (Address Book) .......................................................................... 90

Registering in the Address book <Save> ........................................................... 91

Searching the Address book <search> .............................................................. 96

Setting the order for called up the Address book <display> ............................... 99

Blocking the Address book access to protect data saved <add. book block> ................

100

Checking the memory status of the Address book <memory status> .............. 101

Naming an Address book group <group name> .............................................. 101

Calling From Telephone Book (Address Book) ................................................. 103

Originating a call to the phone number registered in the Address book <Jog call> .......

103

Originating a call much more easily from the Address book

<Mach dial> ................. 105

About short dialing <Short dial> ....................................................................... 106

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Advanced Functions

Call Record ............................................................................................................ 108

Registering from Call Record to the Address book <Save address> ............... 108

Voice Message ...................................................................................................... 109

Setting the voice message <Set msg.> ............................................................ 109

Playing a voice message <Play msg.> ............................................................ 114

Recording a voice message <Rec. memo> ..................................................... 115

Playing the recorded voice memo <Play memo> ............................................. 116

Profile ..................................................................................................................... 117

Creating a Profile <Profile editing> .................................................................. 117

Checking your Profile <Profile check> ............................................................. 118

Notifying a phone number in Profile by voice < voice notify> ........................... 119

Schedule ................................................................................................................ 120

Displaying a calendar <Calendar screen> ....................................................... 120

Creating schedule <Schedule editing> ............................................................ 121

Changing the displayed date <select day> ...................................................... 123

Checking the number of registered schedules <memory status> .................... 123

Setting a holiday <set holiday> ........................................................................ 124

Setting a display format <display> ................................................................... 126

Setting alarm <set alarm> ................................................................................ 127

Memo ...................................................................................................................... 129

Entering a memo <Memo creation> ................................................................. 129

Displaying a memo <Memo listing> ................................................................. 130

Sending all messages of a memo at one time <send all> ................................ 130

Registering the contents of a memo in the Address book <save address> ..... 131

Calculator............................................................................................................... 132

Using the keypad as a Calculator <Calculator> ............................................... 132

Other Functions .................................................................................................... 134

Send short mail <Short mail> ........................................................................... 134

Sending a message to a pager with screen function <Send push signals> ... 135

Making a memo of a phone number, etc. during a call <Memo in a call> ........ 136

Talking with the other party in a low voice <Whisper mode> ........................... 137

Notifying a phone number, etc. by voice <Voice notify> .................................. 137

MySelection ........................................................................................................... 138

Registering to MySelection <Add to MySelection> .......................................... 138

Reordering MySelection <reorder> .................................................................. 139

DoCoMo pagers have been called QUICKCAST since January 2001.

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Clock Setting ......................................................................................................... 140

About the Clock menu ...................................................................................... 140

Setting the date and time <Date/time> ............................................................. 141

Setting the Alarm to take effect at a predetermined time <Alarm>................... 141

Turning the power on/off automatically at a predetermined time <Auto pwr. on/off> .....

143

Ringer Setting........................................................................................................ 144

About the Ringer setting menu ......................................................................... 144

Adjusting the volume of the ringer <Volume> .................................................. 145

Selecting your favorite ringer <Type> .............................................................. 146

Composing your original melody <Original> .................................................... 149

Vibrating your phone when receiving a call <Vibration> .................................. 156

Adjusting Key click <Key click> ........................................................................ 156

Display Setting ...................................................................................................... 157

About the Display menu ................................................................................... 157

Selecting an image that appears on the standby screen <Standby> ............... 158

Selecting an image that appears on the screen when no operation is made

for a predetermined period <Screen saver> ............................................ 159

Registering images for each setting screen <Character> ................................ 161

Displaying an image when you originate/receive a call to/from a designated

phone number <Pict. folder> .................................................................... 162

Selecting an image that appears when the power is turned on <Wake up> .... 163

Saving power while standing by or during a call <Sleep mode> ...................... 164

Setting the color of the screen <Color taste> ................................................... 165

Switching the language on the screen between Japanese and English

<Set Language ( ) > .........................................................................

165

Manner Setting ...................................................................................................... 166

About Manner menu ......................................................................................... 166

Setting/canceling the Manner mode automatically at a predetermined time

<Auto on/off> ............................................................................................ 167

Call Setting ............................................................................................................ 168

About Call setting menu ................................................................................... 168

Displaying the name of the caller <Disp. name> .............................................. 169

Setting the color of the incoming indicator that flashes when receiving a call

<Incom. indct.> ......................................................................................... 170

Setting multiple phone numbers only for receiving <My phone no.>................ 171

Setting so that you are notified the call is almost cut off <Fringe alarm> ......... 172

Suppressing ambient noises for a clearer voice to/from microphone/earpiece

<Noise redct.> .......................................................................................... 172

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Saving power during a call <Battery save> ...................................................... 173

Adjusting volume automatically according to ambient noises <Auto volume>

........... 173

Making the voice of the other party clearer to hear <Clear call> ...................... 174

Security Setting ..................................................................................................... 175

About Security menu ........................................................................................ 175

Locking your phone to prevent use by others <Dial lock> ............................... 176

Setting Dial lock each time the power is turned on <Auto lock> ...................... 176

Blocking outgoing call <Outgo. block> ............................................................. 177

Blocking outgoing call with the keypad <Dial block> ........................................ 177

Rejecting an incoming call <Incom. block> ...................................................... 178

Rejecting a call without the Caller Number ID <Denied no ID>........................ 179

Receiving/rejecting a call only from the designated phone number

<Des. call/Des. call rej>............................................................................ 180

Displaying the contents saved in Secret mode <Secret mode> ....................... 184

Resetting various settings <Reset> ................................................................. 184

Call Data Setting.................................................................................................... 186

About Call data menu ....................................................................................... 186

Displaying an estimation of duration and charge <Last call> ........................... 187

Displaying the total duration and charge of all calls <Total data> .................... 187

Displaying an estimation of call time <Duration> ............................................. 188

Alarm every minute during a call <Time alert> ................................................. 189

Service Setting ...................................................................................................... 190

About the Service menu ................................................................................... 190

Preventing disconnection of a call due to poor reception <Reconnect> .......... 191

Available Services of Digital Mova

Services Available from Digital Mova ................................................................. 194

International Call ................................................................................................... 195

Optional Services

Data/FAX communication is available as a DoCoMo option

(such as mobile card) ................................................................................... 198

Data communication......................................................................................... 198

Establishing FAX communication ..................................................................... 199

Originating a Call Using the Switch-Attached Ear Microphone

(Using the Switch-Attached Ear Microphone) ............................................ 200

Originating/receiving a call using the switch-attached ear microphone............ 200

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Selecting a position at which the ringer tone is emitted between

[Earphone + Speaker] and [Earphone only] <Earphone> ........................ 201

Setting so that a call is automatically connected while the ear

microphone with a switch is being set <Auto answer> ............................. 202

Colling without holding the Digital Mova............................................................ 203

Calling without holding the Digital Mova <Hands free> .................................... 203

Optional Equipment .............................................................................................. 204

Optional equipments of the Digital Mova ......................................................... 204

DoCoMo Network Services

Voice Mail Service ................................................................................................. 208

Call Waiting Service .............................................................................................. 214

Call Forwarding Service ....................................................................................... 216

Three-Way Calling Service ................................................................................... 222

Number Plus .......................................................................................................... 226

FAX Retrieval Service ........................................................................................... 227

Caller ID Display Request Service ....................................................................... 231

i-mode

About the i-mode Service ..................................................................................... 234

i-mode .............................................................................................................. 234

Site (contents) connection service ................................................................... 235

i-mode mail ....................................................................................................... 238

Internet connection ........................................................................................... 241

Convenient functions ........................................................................................ 241

Before Use

Before Using i-mode ............................................................................................. 244

Starting i-mode ................................................................................................. 244

Switching/scrolling screens .............................................................................. 245

Operating the i-mode screens .......................................................................... 247

Operating the i ppli screens ............................................................................ 249

Let's Use the Digital Mova Basic Operations

Accessing a Site (Content)................................................................................... 254

Accessing a site (content) <

Menu> ............................................................. 254

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Using the i ppli..................................................................................................... 257

Downloading the software from a site (content) <Downloading software> ...... 257

Running software <Running software> ............................................................ 259

Receiving Mail ....................................................................................................... 261

Receiving mail .................................................................................................. 263

Displaying IN Mail <IN Mail> ............................................................................ 264

Checking new IN Mail/received message <Message inquiry> ......................... 266

OUT Mail................................................................................................................. 267

Creating and sending new mail <OUT Mail>.................................................... 268

About Message...................................................................................................... 272

Displaying received message <Msg Request/Free> ........................................ 272

Connecting to the Internet ................................................................................... 275

Displaying a target site <Address> .................................................................. 275

Displaying a site you accessed before <List> .................................................. 276

Connecting to the Internet from Bookmarks ...................................................... 277

Adding a site you access frequently to Bookmarks <add bookmark> .............. 277

Connecting to a site from Bookmarks <Bookmarks> ....................................... 278

About Screen Memo ............................................................................................. 279

Saving a displayed site <save memo> ............................................................. 279

Displaying the saved Screen Memo <Screen Memo> ..................................... 280

Receiving a Call during i-mode............................................................................ 281

Receiving a call during i-mode ......................................................................... 281

Common Operations............................................................................................. 282

Folder ............................................................................................................... 282

Deleting saved/set contents <delete> .............................................................. 286

Advanced Functions

Mail/Message Functions ....................................................................................... 292

Editing and sending OUT Mail <edit> .............................................................. 292

Replying mail to the IN Mail <reply>................................................................. 292

Forwarding IN/OUT Mail <forward> ................................................................. 294

Sending mail with your signature <signature> ................................................. 295

Sending mail to multiple addresses at one time <add address> ...................... 295

Sending mail from IN/OUT Box or originating a call from In Mail <EV-Link> ... 296

Saving created mail <save> ............................................................................. 298

Displaying all mail in a list <display all> ........................................................... 298

Registering a phone number and E-mail address displayed on the mail

detailed screen to the Address book <add. book entry> .......................... 299

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Copying the contents of mail <copy> ............................................................... 300

Searching for mail that contains the specified characters <search> ................ 301

Checking the numbers of IN/OUT Mail <memory status> ................................ 302

Pasting/saving a melody .................................................................................. 303

Pasting/saving images ..................................................................................... 306

Lock mail/message <protect on/off> ................................................................ 310

Using screen information (phone number, E-mail address, URL) .................... 311

Setting the mail function ................................................................................... 312

Site Functions ....................................................................................................... 318

Registering your favorite site to My Menu <My Menu> .................................... 318

Downloading the i-melody from a site <i-melody download> ........................... 319

Changing the i-mode password <Change i-mode password> ......................... 320

Displaying the URL <page info> ...................................................................... 321

Reloading the data of the displayed site <reload> ........................................... 322

Saving displayed graphics <save graphics> .................................................... 322

Saving displayed graphics to the picture folder <save picture> ....................... 323

Registering a phone number and E-mail address displayed in a site to the

Address book <add. book entry> ............................................................. 324

Showing SSL site certificates <Displaying certificates> ................................... 325

Setting to prevent connection to an SSL site <Valid/Invalid> ........................... 326

i

ppli Functions .................................................................................................... 327

Connecting the Digital Mova to the network when the software is activated

<Interactive>............................................................................................. 327

Automatically activating the software at a predetermined time <Auto start>.... 328

Displaying the information of the downloaded software <Download chk> ....... 329

Displaying the software information <info display> .......................................... 329

Updating the software <upgrade> .................................................................... 330

Bookmarks Functions .......................................................................................... 332

Changing the title of the site registered in Bookmarks <edit title> ................... 332

Screen Memo Functions....................................................................................... 333

Locking a display saved in Screen Memo <protect on/off> .............................. 333

Displaying the URL of Screen Memo <page info> ........................................... 333

Changing the title of the display saved in Screen Memo <edit title> ................ 334

Setting Functions .................................................................................................. 335

About setting functions ..................................................................................... 335

Registering your signature <Edit sign.> ........................................................... 337

Settings to automatically insert signature when creating mail <Sign. setting> .......

337

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Automatically quote the text of an incoming mail in your reply mail <Quote msg.> ...

338

Set to automatically insert a > header before the quote included in the mail when

replying <Attach > ................................................................................. 338

Changing the size of characters in the mail text <Font size> ........................... 339

Setting the Digital Mova so that an image clipped to mail is automatically

displayed <Image data> ........................................................................... 340

Setting the type of mail/message item for inquiry <Inquiry> ............................ 340

Setting a wait time for connection to a site <Connect> .................................... 341

Setting the Host in i-mode <Host> ................................................................... 341

Setting the Digital Mova so that a melody clipped to a mail/message is

automatically played <Auto play> ............................................................ 343

Setting the Digital Mova so that the IN Mail is automatically displayed <Auto set> .....

344

Converting the data pasted to IN Mail or message into text format <Data paste> ...... 345

Setting the image display from a site screen <Retrieve img> .......................... 345

Preventing i-mode use <Lock i-mode> ............................................................ 346

Setting an answering method when there is an incoming call during

i-mode operations <Ringer dur. i> ............................................................ 347

Selecting a ringer when you receive mail or message <Mail/Msg-ringer> ....... 349

Ringer setting for incoming mail or message <Ringer vol.> ............................. 351

External Devices ................................................................................................... 352

Operating i-mode from the GPS <i-navi link>................................................... 352

Operating i-mode from the PlayStation <PlayStation Connection>.................. 352

Digital Mova Maintenance

Trouble Shooting, Check Your Operations ........................................................ 354

List of Error Messages (i-mode) .......................................................................... 355

Warranty and After Sales Services...................................................................... 360

KUTEN Code .......................................................................................................... 362

INDEX ..................................................................................................................... 374

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If you subscribe to the i- mode

service, you can use the following.

i-mode is a charged service that

you need to subscribe to.

Site (Content) connection service

Online service to use various services provided

by the IP (Information Provider) using simple

key operations. For example, you can check

your bank account or reserve various tickets,

download games and melodies from the screen

of the Digital Mova.

(The services vary in lending institutions. In

some cases, you need to subscribe separately.)

The i-mode mail

You can send or receive mail using the Digital Mova.

In addition between mobile phones subscribed to

i-mode, you can also E-mail via the Internet.

Internet access

By entering a URL of a site you want to access,

you can enjoy a site corresponding to i-mode

(Websites other than ones corresponding to

i-mode may not be displayed correctly).

Jog call

Just by operating the Center Jog, you can call a

phone number registered in the Address book. You

can also use the Center Jog for i-mode operations.

P.103

Voice message

Up to 3 messages of the caller, each message up

to 20 sec., can be recorded when you cannot

answer a call.

P.109

EV-Link

You can call a phone number that is registered in

the Address book together with the address of the

mail you received. You can also send mail to an

address that is registered in the Address book

together with the phone number of the call you

received.

P.296

TFT Color LCD

Images and characters are displayed clearly on the

65536-color compatible TFT color liquid crystal display.

Address book

Up to 500 phone numbers can be registered in the

Address book, which is an electronic Address

book. Moreover, up to 3 phone numbers and up to

2 E-mail addresses can be registered to a name.

P.90

Convenient functions when originating a call

You can use

the

Digital Mova

in various ways

Harmonized Ringing Melodies Ringer

You can select a melody consisting of 24 musical

notes, which can be played at the same time and

used as a ringer for each group or call type. You

can also compose your original melody or

download a melody (i-melody compatible).

P.146

Convenient functions for an incoming call

i-mode

is great!

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