Sanyo W63SA User manual

W63SA

by SANYO

Sales : KDDI CORPORATION •

OKINAWA CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY

Manufactured by :

KYOCERA Corporation

April 2008 Edition

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regardless of brand and manufacturer to protect the environment

and reuse valuable resources.

Access the au online

manual from here.

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after calling 157 on your au cellphone.

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(au Customer Support)

(Inquiry)

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From EZweb:

How to access

Basic Manual

Phone Call

Inputting Text

Videophone

Global Functions

Address Book/

Pair Function

Mail

Camera

EZweb

TV/Radio

Other Features/

Troubleshooting

Index

Remote Ctrl Lock

EZ Navi

Contents/

Before Use

Preface

Thank you for choosing W63SA.

Before using your W63SA, be sure to read the W63SA "Basic Manual (this PDF manual)" to

ensure proper use of your W63SA. After you have finished reading, keep this PDF manual and

the printed manuals (Japanese) in a safe place for your reference whenever you need.

Contact the au shop or the au Customer Service Center for replacements if you lose either of

these manuals.

Information

• Fonts or indications may be different from those on the actual screen, or may be partly

omitted for better readability of PDF manual. Note that this PDF manual may not

reproduce actual screen color tones exactly.

• Screen color tones shown in this manual are those obtained with the default setting.

Printed Manuals for W63SA (Japanese)

The W63SA comes with Basic Manual and a Manual.

The following manuals are available on the au website:

• Download site for "Basic Manual" (Japanese and English) and "Manual" (Japanese only)

(http://

www.au.kddi.com/torisetsu/index.html)

• The au online manual (Japanese) for searching by keyword

(http://

www.au.kddi.com/manual/index.html)

The au online manual (Japanese) is also available from EZweb:

"au one Top"



"au (au Customer Support)" " (Information)"

(Online Manual)".

W63SA Basic Manual W63SA Manual

Equivalent to this English PDF manual. English version is not available.

W63SA

by SANYO

W63SA

®

Check the au website or customer support, below, in regard to trouble with your W63SA.

•

From W63SA "au one Top" "au (au Customer Support)" "

(Information)"

" (Online Manual)" " Q&A

(Malfunction Diagnosis Q&A)"

•

From PC (http://www.kddi.com/customer/service/au/trouble/kosho/index.html)

1

Manners for Using Cellphones

A cellphone always generates weak electric waves while its power

is ON.

Please be considerate of others and use the cellphone safely.

In some places, the use of

cellphones is prohibited.

• Using cellphones while driving

is dangerous and also

forbidden by

the

law.

• Be sure to turn your cellphone

OFF before you board airplanes.

The use of cellphones onboard

airplanes is forbidden by the law.

Electric waves from

cellphones may adversely

influence medical devices

and equipment.

• There may be someone with a

pacemaker around you in

crowded places such as

trains. Turn your cellphone

OFF in such places.

• Follow the instructions of

hospitals and other medical

institutions where it is

forbidden to use or carry

cellphones.

Consider where to use your

cellphone and be careful of

the volume of your voice.

•

Do not make calls in cinemas,

theaters, museums, libraries and

other similar places. Turn your

cellphone OFF or set it to the manner

mode to prevent others around you

from being inconvenienced by ring

tones for incoming calls or mails.

• On a crowded street, use your

cellphone in places where you do

not prevent others from passing.

• On a train or in a hotel lobby,

move to an area where you will not

bother others around you.

• Take care not to talk too loudly

during conversations.

• When you shoot photos or movies

of others with your cellphone, get

permission from them.

2

Basic of Cellphone

What You Can Do with W63SA

For information on other features such as PC Site Viewer, see page 80.

Page 63

Page 58

Page 70

Page 46

Mail

You can send mails to other

cellphones or personal computers.

EZweb

You can download Chaku-Uta

®

,

Chaku-Uta-Full

®

, and wallpapers,

etc.

Camera

You can shoot photos or movies

and easily send them by E-mail.

EZ Navi

You can search for various location

information with the functions of

"EZ Navi Walk", "Passenger Seat

Navi", "Security Navi" or "Evacuate

Navi".

Page 72

TV/Radio

You can watch and listen to the

Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting for

Mobile Television Service (1Seg)

or Digital Radio.

Videophone

You can watch the other party

while you talk with them.

Page 31

Page 33

Use Overseas

You can use the W63SA overseas

by using the global function.

3

Manner Mode and Answer Memo

Check the Power, Reception and Battery!

Manner Mode

With Manner Mode, you can

mute the ringer so as not to

bother the people around you.

Press

m

for more than one second

while the standby screen is displayed.

Answer Memo

The caller can leave a

message when you cannot

answer the phone.

Press C for more than one

second while the standby screen is

displayed.

"I can't answer

the phone

right now."

(Japanese)

Page 30 Page 26

Keep the "power" ON for normal use.

Keep the power ON to make or answer calls.

Press F for more than one second.

Page 14

You cannot talk on the phone if the "radio wave" is too weak.

It is sometimes difficult to receive the radio wave in

some places even within a service area.

""

indicates the reception condition.

Page 14

Be careful of the remaining "battery" power.

If the remaining battery power is too low, you may not

be able to use the cellphone properly.

""

indicates the remaining battery power.

Page 14

4

Use of Your W63SA While Driving is Prohibited By Law

Do not use your cellphone while driving a motor vehicle,

motorcycle or motorbike, or when riding a bicycle, as it

can result in an accident. The use of a cellphone when

driving a motor vehicle, motorcycle or motorbike is

prohibited by law, while use of a cellphone when riding

a bicycle can also result in a fine or other penalty.

Viewing E-mails

and watching the

screen

Calling with

a cellphone

in your hand

Turn the Power OFF or Set Drive Mode

While Driving

Turn the Power OFF or Set Drive Mode

While Driving

Drive Mode

By setting Drive mode, you will enable the caller to hear a

response message such as "I'm currently driving and cannot

answer the phone right now...(in Japanese)", and to store a

message in Answer Memo.

Press

m

while the standby screen is displayed,

and select "Drive".

"I'm currently driving."

(in Japanese)

5

Beware of Junk Mails and One-ring Calls!

If you receive junk mails...

Using the mail filter function, you can reject mails sent from

specific addresses or Spoof e-mails.

The following mail functions are available

to prevent junk mails.

• Reject mails with "

(Unsolicited Ad)" in title.

• Reject mails from specific addresses.

• Reject Spoof e-mails.

Page 53

If you receive calls from unknown numbers...

It may be "One-ring Calls" intended to trick you into calling back

and accessing unwanted pay programs.

If One-ring Call is received, appears in

Incoming History.

Page 25

6

Making Key Operation Invalid

Prevent unintended operation while carrying W63SA closed in

the bag.

Press

c

for more than one second while the standby screen is displayed.

To release from the locked status

Open your W63SA and press

c

for more than one second while the standby

screen is displayed.

7

Disaster Message Board Service

In the event of a large-scale disaster, you can register your safety

information through EZweb. The registered safety information can

be referred to from anywhere in Japan through EZweb or Internet.

In the event of a large-scale disaster, you can register

your safety information such as your condition or

messages to "

(Disaster Message Board)"

established on EZweb from au cellphone.

After the registration on the board, your safety

information is informed by E-mail to your family

members and friends designated previously.

Registering

Safety

Information

You can check the safety information of the person you

desire to know about, by entering his/her phone number

from EZweb or Internet

*

.

* The safety information can be accessed at

http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/ from cellphones of other

carriers, PHS or personal computer.

Referring to

Safety

Information

* The maximum preservation period of the registered

information is 72 hours.

* Up to 10 messages can be registered per phone

number. When the number of registration exceeds 10,

the information will be overwritten from the oldest one.

* The demonstration of this service can be referred to

anytime by pressing

W  "au one Top"  "au

(au Customer Support)"  " (

) (The demonstration of Disaster Message Board)".

* Select "English" to use the English mode.

How to

Access

W



"au one Top"



"

(Disaster Message Board)"

http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/

I'm fine.

8

Contents

Preface

Manners for Using Cellphones......................................................... 1

What You Can Do with W63SA........................................................ 2

Manner Mode and Answer Memo .................................................... 3

Check the Power, Reception and Battery! ....................................... 3

Use of Your W63SA While Driving is Prohibited By Law ................. 4

Beware of Junk Mails and One-ring Calls! ....................................... 5

Making Key Operation Invalid .......................................................... 6

Disaster Message Board Service..................................................... 7

Bas

i

c o

f

Cellphone

Contents

8

Confirming the Package Contents.................................................. 10

Name of Parts ................................................................................ 11

Charging the Battery Pack ............................................................. 12

Setting to Front Style or Recording Oneself Style.......................... 13

Turning the Power ON/OFF ........................................................... 14

Switching Screen Display to English.............................................. 14

Basic Usage ................................................................................... 15

Icons............................................................................................... 18

Initializing E-mail and EZweb Settings ........................................... 19

Confirming Your Phone Number and E-mail Address.................... 20

Changing Your E-mail Address...................................................... 21

Be

f

ore Use

Making a Call.................................................................................. 23

Making an International Call........................................................... 23

Answering a Call ............................................................................ 24

Calling Back (Outgoing History/Incoming History) ......................... 25

Countermeasure for One-ring Calls ............................................... 25

Adjusting the Other Party's Voice Volume ..................................... 26

Setting Answer Memo .................................................................... 26

Playing Back Messages on Answer Memo .................................... 27

Changing Ringer Type and Volume ............................................... 28

Setting Manner Mode..................................................................... 30

Phone

C

all

Making a Videophone Call ............................................................. 31

Answering a Videophone Call ........................................................ 32

Putting a Videophone Call on Hold ................................................ 32

V

i

deophone

Setting Area ................................................................................... 33

Calling to Japan from Overseas..................................................... 34

G

lobal Funct

i

ons

Switching Input Mode..................................................................... 35

Entering Single-byte Alphanumeric Characters ............................. 35

Entering E-mail Address................................................................. 36

Entering Pictograph........................................................................ 38

Inputt

i

ng Text

Registering Data in Address Book ................................................. 39

Making a Call from Address Book .................................................. 41

Editing Address Book Data ............................................................ 42

Registering Data from Outgoing/Incoming History ......................... 43

Registering Data as Pair Partner.................................................... 44

Making a Call to the Pair Partner ................................................... 45

Address Book

Pa

i

r Funct

i

on

9

Contents

E-mail ............................................................................................. 46

Creating and Sending E-mail ......................................................... 47

Reading Received E-mail............................................................... 50

Replying to Received E-mail .......................................................... 52

Blocking Junk Mails........................................................................ 53

C-mail............................................................................................. 54

Creating and Sending C-mail ......................................................... 55

Reading Received C-mail............................................................... 57

Ma

i

l

What You Can Do with Camera ..................................................... 58

Shooting Photo............................................................................... 60

Viewing Photos .............................................................................. 61

Attaching Photo to E-mail Message ............................................... 62

C

amera

EZweb ............................................................................................ 63

Displaying au one Top.................................................................... 64

Bookmarking Frequently-Accessed Site ........................................ 65

Accessing Bookmarked Site........................................................... 66

Viewing Charge.............................................................................. 66

Downloading Chaku-Uta

®

/Chaku-Uta-Full

®

.................................. 67

What You Can Do with EZ News Flash/au one Gadget................. 68

Setting EZ News Flash................................................................... 69

EZweb

EZ News Flash/

au one Gadget

What You Can Do with EZ Navi ..................................................... 70

EZ Nav

i

What You Can Do with TV (1Seg)/Digital Radio ............................ 72

Initializing au Media Tuner ............................................................. 74

Watching TV (1Seg)/Listening to Digital Radio .............................. 75

Ending TV (1Seg)/Digital Radio ..................................................... 77

TV/Rad

i

o

In Case You Lose Your W63SA..................................................... 78

Remote

C

trl Lock

Other Features

80

Troubleshooting

81

Index

82

10

Before Use

Confirming the Package Contents

The W63SA phone and accessories are included in the package.

Information

• An AC adapter is not included in the package. Please purchase the

common AC adapter 02 separately. (The common AC adapter 01 is also

available for use in Japan.)

• A microSD

™

Memory Card (commercially available) is not included in the

package.

W63SA Phone Battery Pack Desktop Holder

Stereo Earphones

(Sample)

USB Cable

(Sample)

Basic Manual (Japanese)

Manual (Japanese)

CD-ROM (Japanese)

KYOCERA Round-type

Earphone Jack Conversion

Adapter 04

MDR-

E0921

by Sony

W63SA

by SANYO

W63SA

®

• Warranty (Japanese)

• Precautions in Use of 2.4 GHz device (Japanese)

• Precautions in Use (Japanese)

• Global Passport CDMA Owner's Guide (Japanese)

• LISMO Installation Guide (Japanese)

• Promotional Fliers (Japanese)

11

Before Use

Name of Parts

* Extend the whip antenna when you use TV (1Seg) or EZ FM. It does not improve the

quality of voice calls or EZweb communication.

au IC-Card

Do not remove

the card if not

necessary as your

phone number is

recorded on it.

Recording Microphone

Battery Pack/Cover

Speaker

Manner/Clear Key

Camera Key

Built-in Antenna

Whip Antenna*

Flat-type

Earphone Terminal

Multi Play

Window Key

Lens

(Main Camera)

Strap Hole

Recording Microphone

(Mouthpiece)

Incoming Illuminator

Optical Sensor

Center Key

Side Center/

Pocket Light Key

Side Cursor Key

(up)/TV Key

Side Cursor Key

(down)

Lens (Sub Camera)

EZ apps Key

EZ/Symbol Key

Power/End Key

Clear/Memo Key

microSD Memory

Card Slot

External

Connector

Display

Earpiece

Infrared Port

Shooting Illuminator

Incoming Illuminator

Cursor Key

Address Book Key

Mail Key

Call/Pair Key

Dial Keys

Flash/

Pocket Light

Charge

Terminal

12

Before Use

Charging the Battery Pack

The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of purchase.

Charge the battery pack before using your W63SA for the first time.

How to Charge the Battery Pack

• The cellphone beeps and the incoming illuminator lights red.



Charging is in progress.

• The cellphone beeps and the incoming illuminator turns off.



Charging is completed.

Information

• The battery pack can also be charged by

directly inserting the Common AC Adapter

02 connector (not included in the package)

into the external connector on the W63SA.

•

Note that the actual figures may differ from the

illustrations depending on your AC adapter.

1

Connect the Common AC Adapter 02 to Desktop holder.

Check the pin configuration and orientation of the connector

and connect it horizontally.

2

Plug the power plug of the Common AC Adapter 02 into

an AC outlet.

3

Place the W63SA with the battery pack attached on

Desktop holder, as illustrated below.

Hold Desktop holder to detach the W63SA.

AC outlet

Common AC Adapter 02

(not included in the package)

Desktop Holder

Incoming Illuminator

(Light is red.)

13

Before Use

Setting to Front Style or Recording Oneself Style

W63SA allows you to use in Front Style or Recording Oneself Style

other than usual open style.

Information

• Descriptions of this manual indicate the W63SA operation in the opened

style.

• Rotate the display to the direction along the arrow mark on the figure. Do

not force to rotate so that it may cause the malfunction.

1

Do not make any operations

while rotating.

Open to the partially-

opened position

(about 120 degrees).

2

Rotate the display 180 degrees

clockwise.

Front Style

Turning out the

display and hold as

closed:

You can shoot the

picture in the same

style as a digital

camera.

Recording

Oneself Style

Turning out the

display and hold as

opened:

This style is

convenient to shoot

the picture of yourself.

14

Before Use

Turning the Power ON/OFF

Switching Screen Display to English

Menus, messages and other screen display language can be switched

between Japanese and English.

1

Press

F

for more than one

second.

When " " appears, you cannot make or receive calls.

When " " appears, you may not be able to make or receive calls.

1

Press

c34

while the

standby screen is displayed.

The Set Language screen

appears.

2

Use

j

to select "English"

and press

c

(Set).

The screen display is set to

English.

Check the radio wave reception.

Strong Medium Weak

Very

weak

Out of

service

area

Check the battery level.

High Medium Low Zero

Charging

<

S

tan

db

y

S

creen>

15

Before Use

Basic Usage

How to Use the Keys

Y

Address Book Key

Accessing

Address Book

Pressing for more than one

second: Registering a new

entry to the address book

NCall/Pair Key

Making/answering a call

Accessing Pair Menu

C

Clear/Memo Key

Canceling the operation (to

display the previous

screen), erasing characters,

and accessing Memo menu

Pressing for more than one

second: Turning Answer

Memo ON/OFF

Dial Keys

Entering phone numbers

or characters

cCenter Key

Accessing Main Menu/

Defining the item

Pressing for more than

one second: Setting the

key operation valid/invalid

on closing

ZEZ apps Key

Accessing EZ apps (BREW

®

)

WEZ/Symbol Key

Accessing EZ Service menu

FPower/End Key

Ending calls or operations

Pressing for more than

one second: Turning the

power ON/OFF

hSide Cursor Key

Up/

TV Key

Scrolling through page

Pressing for more than

one second: Starting the

au Media Tuner

RCamera Key

Pressing for more than one

second: Activating camera

(for shooting photos)

aCursor Key

Moving the cursor

u: Displaying information on standby screen or

increasing the volume

l: Accessing Incoming History

d: Displaying the notification screen, accessing

standby shortcut or decreasing the volume

r: Accessing Outgoing History

In this PDF manual, the operations of the cursor keys

are shown as follows;

Press the up or down key

j

Press the left or right key  s

XMail Key

Accessing E-Mail Menu

Pressing for more than

one second: Accessing

C-Mail Menu

PSide Center/

Pocket Light Key

Pressing for more than

one second: Turning ON

the pocket light

m

Manner/Clear Key

Accessing the setting

screen for Manner Mode

Press for more than one second:

Setting/Releasing Manner Mode

T

Multi Play Window Key

Executing other functions

during a call or during operation

L

Side Cursor Key Down

Scrolling through page

16

Before Use

Items in the Underpart of the Display and the

Operation

Use the assigned key to operate the item indicated in the underpart of

the display. The displayed items may differ depending on the screen.

Difference in the Display Based on Phone Color

The W63SA's display design and items shown in the main menu at the

time of purchase differ depending upon the color of your phone.

Information

• This manual uses the display from the "Gritty Black" model in its

examples. The display design and ring tone, etc., can be changed all in

one procedure using "EZ keitai-arrange".

For the case illustrated on the

right, press the following keys.

Y c Z

Gritty Black Impressive Red Rigid Silver

M

a

i

n

M

enu

17

Before Use

Gritty Black, Impressive Red

Infrared

Lets you exchange

Address Book and

other information, as

well as files in the

Data folder.

TV/Radio

Lets you watch 1Seg

programs and listen

to digital radio.

Tool

Lets you use

convenient functions

like the calculator and

dictionary.

Camera

Lets you take photos

and videos, and use

the Pashamoji

®

function, etc.

Data Folder

Lets you save and view

photos you have taken

as well as data you

have downloaded from

EZweb.

Function

Lets you make

settings for various

functions such as ring

tones and wallpaper.

Global Function

Lets you use the

W63SA overseas.

LISMO Player

Lets you play back

Chaku-Uta-Full

®

music and tunes

accessed via LISMO

Port.

PC Site Viewer

Lets you use your

W63SA to view

websites made for

viewing on PCs.

Bluetooth

Lets you use your

W63SA to communicate

wirelessly with PCs

equipped with the

Bluetooth

®

function.

microSD

Lets you playback

data saved on a

microSD™ memory

card.

Calendar/Timer

Lets you create a

schedule and set

alarms, etc.

Rigid Silver

TV (1Seg)

Lets you watch 1Seg

programs.

Multimedia

Lets you enjoy video

and music such as TV

(1Seg) and digital

radio.

Tool

Lets you use

convenient functions

like the calculator and

dictionary.

Data Folder

Lets you save and

view photos you have

taken as well as data

you have downloaded

from EZweb.

Life&News

Lets you access sites

with EZweb news as

well as travel and

gourmet information.

Function

Lets you make

settings for various

functions such as ring

tones and wallpaper.

Global Function

Lets you use the

W63SA overseas.

Photo

Lets you take photos

with the camera using

the same photo mode

and size you last

used.

Calendar/Timer

Lets you create a

schedule and set

alarms, etc.

18

Before Use

Using the Main Menu

Press Center Key (c) while the standby screen is displayed, and the

main menu appears.

Use Cursor Key (

a) to select an item from the main menu, and press

c to access the selected function.

Press

C to return to the previous screen if you got confused or made

a wrong operation. Press

F several times to return to the standby

screen. Depending upon the function currently in use, it may be possible

to pause that function and start another function by pressing

T.

Icons

c

Use

a

to

select an item,

and press

c

(Select).

CC

F

twice

bfc ed

g

h

i

a

Display

No.

Description

No.

Description

a

Roaming area (ex. USA)

* No indication when set to "Japan".

d

Running EZ apps

(BREW

®

)

Phone calls are available in roaming area e Using EZweb

Packet communication is available in roaming area

f Unread mail exists

b microSD

™

Memory Card inserted g Key operation invalid

c

During a call h Manner Mode ON

During a videophone call i Answer Memo ON

Running au Media Tuner

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