Docomo FOMA D903i User manual

Type
User manual
Manual for
’06.11
Using Your FOMA Terminal
Overseas
Calls/Videophone Calls
Phonebook
Sounds/Displays/Lights
Settings
Safety Settings
Camera
i-mode/i-motion/i-channel
Mail
i-
ppli
GPS Function
Full Browser
Displaying/Editing/
Managing Data
Other Convenient Functions
Music Playing/FM Radio
Network Services
Data Communication
Character Entry
INDEX/
Quick Reference Manual
PushTalk
Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa
Appendix/Data Interchange/
Troubleshooting
Quick Search/
Contents/Cautions
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DoCoMo W-CDMA System
Thank you for selecting the FOMA D903i.
Carefully read this manual and other manuals delivered with devices such as the
battery pack, before using your FOMA D903i, and consult the corresponding
manuals while using the phone so that you are able to use it correctly and effectively.
If you are unclear as to any point indicated in any of these manuals, contact the
DoCoMo Information Center that is listed on the back of this manual.
Your FOMA D903i is a valuable asset. Handle it with care and it will be your
trusted partner for years to come.
Before using your FOMA terminal
The FOMA terminal is cordless so you may not be able to use it in certain locations where
signals cannot penetrate, such as in tunnels, underground, in some buildings or outdoors if the
signal is weak or you are outside the service area. You also may not be able to use your FOMA
terminal on the upper floors of some highrise building, even though there is nothing around you
that interferes with the signal. Please note that your call may be disconnected even when the
signal is strong (when the signal strength indication shows three bars) and you are not moving.
When using the FOMA terminal in public, busy or quiet places, be careful not to disturb others.
Since the FOMA terminal relies on radio transmission, it is theoretically possible for third
parties to intercept a call; however, because the W-CDMA system automatically employs a
secrecy function for all calls, a third party will pick up nothing but signal noise.
Since the FOMA terminal operates by the wireless transmission of voices converted to digital
signals, if you are in a location where the signal is weak, the original voice may not be
accurately reproduced from the received digital signal, therefore, the voice you hear may differ
from the original sound of the speaker’s voice.
DoCoMo asks that you keep a separate record (e.g. written copy) of all information you store
in your FOMA terminal. DoCoMo accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any loss that occurs
should the contents of the FOMA terminal’s memory be lost or altered.
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., Betrusted Japan Co., Ltd., GeoTrust Japan, inc., RSA Security
Japan Ltd., Secom Trust Systems Co.,Ltd.
The FOMA terminal can be used in the FOMA Plus-Area.
The FOMA terminal can be used only via the FOMA network provided by DoCoMo and
DoCoMo’s roaming area.
For first time user of the FOMA terminal
If this is your first FOMA terminal, read this manual in the following order. You can
understand the preparations for using the FOMA terminal and its basic operations.
1. Install the battery pack and charge it. P38, P39
2. Turn the power on, make initial settings, and then confirm your phone number. P43, P46
3. Understand the functions of keys on the terminal. P24
4. Understand the meaning of icons displayed on the screen. P27
5. Understand how to use the menus. P30
6. Understand how to make and receive calls. P49, P64
The latest information about this manual can be downloaded from the DoCoMo website.
User’s Manual Download
(http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/english/support/manual/index.html)
Note: The URL and site contents are subject to change without prior notice.
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Quick Search/Contents/Cautions
How to use and refer to this manual
You can look for functions or operation procedures that you want to know using
various searching ways.
Search on INDEX P484
Search for a function name or service name.
Use Quick Search P4
Search for frequently-used or useful functions using easy-to-understand words.
Use Front Cover Indexes Front Cover
Search by turning over the pages on this manual using the front cover indexes.
Use Contents P6
Refer to the contents classified into chapters on an objective basis.
Refer to Features and Functions P8
Search for the features or new functions of D903i.
Use Menu List P436
Search using the menu of D903i.
Use Quick Reference Manual P490
Quick Reference Manual describes how to operate frequently-used functions. Use it by separating
from this instruction manual.
See the next page for details.
See the next page for details.
See the next page for details.
In the manual for FOMA D903i, the FOMA D903i is usually referred to as “FOMA terminal”.
This manual explains functions performed with a microSD memory card. A microSD memory
card is required separately.
For microSD memory card P331
In this manual, “Osaifu-Keitai compatible i-
ppli supporting the IC card function” is described
as “Osaifu-Keitai compatible i-
ppli”.
The design of screen displays has been initialized according to the color of FOMA terminal from
the combinations preset in FOMA terminal (Style Theme). P141
In this manual, the procedure is explained mainly in case that Style Theme is set to WhitePaper.
Some screens do not support the bilingual function and items or keys may be displayed in
Japanese. In this manual, these Japanese words are written by both in Japanese and English
only for the first time in a chapter or a section.
Unauthorized copying of a part or all of the contents of this manual is prohibited.
The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
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How to use and refer to this manual
Shown below is an example when you search for the page where “My Picture” is
described.
Searching on INDEX
Use INDEX if you have already known a function or service name.
Using Quick Search
You can easily search for frequently-used or useful functions.
Using Front Cover Indexes
You can find a target page by proceeding from the front cover to the cover of a chapter (the first page of
the chapter) and the page where a function is described.
My Menu ..................................191
My Picture ................................314
Deleting ................................347
Sort.......................................347
Use albums...........................344
Downloading
........
Moving/copying ...
Settings ...............
Sort......................
View/Edit Detail In
PDF Viewer.............
Settings ...............
Personalized silent
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Advanced
functions for
camera
Turn the compact light on when shooting..........172 Compact light
Change the size of image to shoot....................177 Image size
Change the shutter sound.................................177 Shutter sound
Save data into the microSD memory card.........177 Save to
Display the shot images ....................................314 My Picture
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Displaying/Editing/
Managing Data
Making full use of images
Displaying images ............................................................................... My Picture 314
Editing still images ..................................................................................................316
Setting the operating conditions of images ................... Settings (My Picture) 319
Saving the still image in the Data Center ....................... Data Security Service 320
Making full use of video/i-motion
Playing video/i-motion ............................................................................ i-motion 320
Editing video/i-motion .............................................................................................323
Setting the operating conditions of video/i-motion ........... Settings (i-motion) 325
Moving video/i-motion to the microSD memory card ......... Movable Contents 326
Making full use of Chara den
The displays or illustrations provided in this manual are for information purposes only and may
be different from the actual products.
In this manual, the keys are simplified.
In this manual, the operation procedures are described as follows:
Actual key Description in this manual
0
The typestyle of key characters is different depending
on the color of the terminal. (Example: , )
Description Meaning
m
0
z
o
z
Enter the terminal
security code
Press
m
0 on the standby display and then press
o
.
Continuously, enter the terminal security code and press
o
.
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If there is especially no notice, the operation procedures from the standby display are mentioned.
The operation procedure is mainly explained in shortcut operations using the normal menu (except
for simple menu).
When there are two or more possible procedures, the simplest one is mentioned.
In this manual, to place the cursor at an item with (Speed Selector) is referred to as “highlight”.
In addition, to select an item by placing the cursor with (Speed Selector) and pressing
(Enter key) is referred to as “select”.
The step of pressing which is required after entering characters in the entry field is omitted in
description.
314
Displaying/Editing/Managing Data
Making full use of images
Menu 51
Displaying images
My Picture
You can display images saved in My Picture in
Data Box in FOMA terminal.
1
u1 z Select a folder
2
Highlight an image
Sorting data
Sort
You can change the order of data of the list
screen.
To sort music data in Music P368
Sorting data in My Picture
1
u1 z Select a folder
2
m7
3
Select each item to set z Press p
INFORMATION
In the video/i-motion list, melody list, Chara-den list, PDF
data list, Machi-chara list or document list of Other, press
m and select Sort.
If one-byte and two-byte characters are mixed in the
display name, the sorted result may not correspond to
Japanese syllabary.
Camera
Still images shot by the camera or still
images captured from video/i-motion or PDF
data
i-mode
Images acquired with i-mode, Full Browser,
i-mode Mail and i-
ppli
Deco-mail picture
Preinstalled images for Deco-mail and
images downloaded from sites, received via
i-mode mails or read by Bar Code Reader
Deco-mail pict
Pictograms for Deco-mail
Item
Frame images preinstalled by default and
frame images/stamp images downloaded
from sites
Preinstalled
Images preinstalled by default
Data transfer
Images read by Bar Code Reader, images
moved/copied from microSD memory cards
and images received via data communications
Album
Images moved from other folders
Not displayed by default. To create an
Album folder
P344
To switch to the folder list display of the
microSD memory card: press t on the folder
list z 1 to 3
For details about the microSD memory card
P338
cdab
Title display
Image list
Thumbnail display
cdba
Default By: Saved date & time
Order: Descending
By Sets the sorting method.
Order
Sets the sorting order of data.
Reading the recording screen
Upper screen
Lower screen
Example
a
d e
a
Setting guide
Use & to change settings for recording.
P357
b
Save to
P179
: FOMA terminal
: microSD memory card
c
Type
Indicates to record sound.
d
Indicator
<During standby for recording>
Indicates the usage rate of the storage area in the
memory to save.
The microSD memory card storage area usage
rate may not become 0 even when no recorded
sounds have been saved.
f
g
bc
Title & function name:
Function names are
listed on INDEX.
Functional overview
and notes for
operation
Default setting
Operation procedure
Supplement to the operation
Shortcut operation
P30
Column:
Useful information
INFORMATION:
In this manual,
information items
are categorized as
follows:
Alternative
operation
procedures
General notes
Detailed
description of
the function
The page shown here
is an example. It may
differ from the actual
page.
Chapter title
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Quick Search
Use this Quick Search to look for the frequently-used or convenient functions directly.
Useful
functions for
phone calls
Notify/not notify your phone number....................46 Caller ID Notification
Put the current call on hold..................................51 On-hold
Talk facing the phone screen ..............................51 Speakerphone function
Switch to videophone call during voice call.........53
Switch to videophone
Adjust the volume of the other party’s voice........68 Listen Volume
When unable
to answer an
incoming call
Put the incoming call on hold...............................71 Response and Hold
Record caller’s messages ...................................76 Answer Machine
Use Voice Mail Service......................................404 Voice Mail
How to change
melodies or
lighting
patterns
Adjust the volume of ring alerts...........................69 Call alert volume
Use a personal ring alert for each caller............103 Alert by Contact
Use your favorite ring alerts...............................120 Sound Setting
Mute the sound heard when pressing keypad.......123 Keypad Sound
Use the vibrator for incoming calls ....................126 Vibrator Setting
Turn Silent Mode on..........................................128 Silent Mode
Customize the incoming lighting color and pattern....
144 Light Alert Setting
How to change
the screen
display
Learn the meaning of icons on the screen ..........27 Reading display
Adjust the date and time......................................44 Date and Time Setting
Customize the standby display (wallpaper).......129
Standby Display Setting
Show a calendar on the standby display ..........132 Calendar
Change the size of characters...........................146 Font Size Setting
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Advanced
functions for
mail
Send your original Deco-mail ............................218 Deco-mail
Send images with mail.......................................222 Attachment
Sort and save mail automatically.......................244 Sort Criteria
Advanced
functions for
camera
Turn the compact light on when shooting..........172 Compact light
Change the size of image to shoot....................177 Image size
Change the shutter sound.................................177 Shutter sound
Save data into the microSD memory card.........177 Save to
Display the shot images ....................................314 My Picture
Settings for
your phone
safety
Keep your phonebook data secret.....................115 Secret Attribute
Lock your phone remotely when it is lost etc.....155 Omakase Lock
Disable the key operation..................................160 Key Lock
Reject calls without caller ID..............................163 Anonymous Caller
Reject callers not registered in the phonebook... 165
Reject non-Reg. Caller
Save the phonebook and other data to
prevent data loss...............................................165
Data Security Service
*
1
*1 This is a pay service and requires a subscription.
Call up function menus quickly............................ 30 Shortcut operations
Read a QR code or barcode ............................. 185 Bar Code Reader
Use the microSD memory card......................... 331 microSD memory card
Send/receive data via infrared communication....348
Infrared communication
Use your phone as an alarm clock.................... 380 Alarm Clock
Use your phone as a calculator......................... 396 Calculator
Use your FOMA phone overseas...................... 426 Overseas use
Update software................................................ 474 Software Update
Update the security ........................................... 478 Virus Scan Function
Other
useful
functions
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Before using your FOMA terminal............. Inside front cover
For first time user of the FOMA terminal... Inside front cover
How to use and refer to this manual ...................................1
Quick Search.......................................................................4
Features and functions of FOMA D903i..............................8
Making full use of D903i....................................................10
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Always follow these directions)..... 12
Handling instructions.........................................................18
About intellectual property rights.......................................20
Basic package and optional accessories ..........................22
Before Using D903i 23
Names and functions of parts Reading the display Selecting the menu
Using the UIM (FOMA card) Attaching/removing the battery pack Charging Battery Level
Power ON/OFF Select Language Date and Time Setting Caller ID Notification
Own Number etc.
Calls/Videophone Calls 47
Making calls Redial/Received Calls Chaku-moji 186/184 Call WORLD CALL
Receiving calls Any Key Answer Open Answer Close Setting Listen Volume
Adjust Volume Response and Hold Public mode (Driving mode/power off)
Answer Machine Using Chara-den Setting images being sent
Customizing screen during videophone call Videophone Settings etc.
PushTalk 89
PushTalk Making PushTalk calls Receiving PushTalk calls PushTalk Phonebook etc.
Phonebook 99
Phonebook New Entry Group Setting Phonebook Search Edit Phonebook
Delete Phonebook Secret Attribute Quick Dial etc.
Sounds/Displays/Lights Settings 119
Sound Setting Vibrator Setting Silent Mode Standby Display Setting Call Image
Mail Image Menu Setting Style Theme Kisekae tool Machi-chara Setting
Light Alert Setting Indicator Light Clock Display Format etc.
Safety Settings 149
Security code Change Security Code PIN code All Lock Omakase Lock
Self Mode PIM Lock Keypad Dial Lock Privacy Mode Setting Key Lock Secret Mode
Data Security Service etc.
Camera 167
Still Camera Movie Camera Setting during shooting Bar Code Reader etc.
i-mode/i-motion/i-channel 187
What’s i-mode? Site display Change i-mode Password Internet Connection Bookmark
Screen Memo Downloading images and melodies i-mode Setting Message R/F
Certificate i-motion Downloading i-motion i-motion Setting i-channel Channel List
i-Channel Ticker etc.
Mail 213
Composing and sending i-mode Mail Deco-mail Attachment Save Mail
Receiving i-mode Mail Check i-mode Message Display/Play/Save Attachment
Using mail box Received Msg. Log/Sent Msg. Log Mail Setting
Composing and sending chat mail Composing and sending SMS etc.
Contents
Contents
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i- ppli 259
i- ppli Downloading Starting i- ppli i- ppli To i- ppli Standby Display etc.
Osaifu-Keitai/ToruCa 279
Osaifu-Keitai iC transfer service Starting Osaifu-Keitai compatible i- ppli
ToruCa Obtaining ToruCa Displaying ToruCa Setting ToruCa IC Card Lock
GPS Function 291
GPS Position Location Navigation GPS-compatible i- ppli Location Request
Notify Location etc.
Full Browser 305
Full Browser Browser Setting
Displaying/Editing/Managing Data 313
Displaying/editing images Playing/editing video/i-motion Chara-den Machi-chara
Playing melodies microSD memory card Managing data Infrared communication
iC Communication Sound Recorder PDF Viewer Document Viewer etc.
Music Playing/FM Radio 363
Playing music FM Radio
Other Convenient Functions 377
Multiaccess Multitask Edit by Slide Auto Power ON/OFF Timer Alarm Clock
Scheduler Custom Menu Speed Menu Own Number Voice Memo/Video Memo
Call Duration/Call Cost Reset Call Cost Call Cost Limit Calculator Notepad
Electronic dictionaries Earphone/Microphone Set with Switch Quick Start-up Reset
Delete All Data etc.
Network Services 403
Voice Mail Call Waiting Call Forwarding Nuisance Call Blocking
Caller ID Request Dual Network English Guidance Service Dialing Number
Remote Control Multi Number etc.
Data Communication 411
Data communication Flow of setup AT command
Character Entry 415
Entering characters 5-touch Input Method Save Phrase Copy Character
KUTEN Code Input Save Word Download Dictionary Slot Input Method
Input Method Setting
Using Your FOMA Terminal Overseas 425
Overview of WORLD WING international roaming service Available services
Check before usage Making/receiving calls Network Search Mode etc.
Appendix/Data Interchange/Troubleshooting 435
Menu list Data set by default List of dial keys and character assignments
Troubleshooting Error Message Warranty and After-Sales Service
Software Update Virus Scan Function Main specification etc.
INDEX/Quick Reference Manual 483
INDEX Quick Reference Manual
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Features and functions of FOMA D903i
FOMA is the name of a set of services provided by DoCoMo based on W-CDMA, which is
recognized as one of the systems compliant to the global standard for third generation mobile
communications (IMT-2000).
PushTalk P90
You can talk with multiple persons (up to 5 persons
including yourself) by easy operation of selecting a
party from the PushTalk phonebook and pressing the
PushTalk button (
g
).
Chaku-moji P57
When you call someone, you can have a message be
displayed on the incoming screen of his/her terminal. The
called party can see your message and know in advance
what the matter is and how you are feeling.
Osaifu-Keitai i-mode FeliCa P280
Downloading the Osaifu-Keitai compatible i- ppli
enables you to charge electronic money from sites to
the IC card of your FOMA terminal or check the
balance and usage history. The i-
ppli compatible with
the DoCoMo’s credit service “DCMX” is preinstalled,
which makes Osaifu-Keitai more convenient in daily
life. In addition, the iC transfer service that allows you
to easily move the IC card data between FOMA
terminals is supported. This is useful when replacing a
model, etc.
ToruCa P282
ToruCa is an electronic card obtained by Osaifu-Keitai,
and you can use it as a flier, a restaurant card, a
coupon, etc. ToruCa can be obtained from the reader/
writer, sites or QR codes and can be easily exchanged
using mail, infrared rays or the microSD memory card.
You can also exchange ToruCa between two terminals
using the iC communication, by holding Osaifu-Keitai
against each other. The obtained ToruCa can be
displayed on the screen or can be used easily by
holding over the reader/writer.
Kisekae tool P142
Setting Kisekae tool allows you to change the ring alert,
standby display, menu icons, etc. at once.
i-mode Mail/Deco-mail pictogram P217
In addition to the message text, data of up to 2 Mbytes
or up to 10 files (JPEG, ToruCa, PDF data, etc.) can be
attached to a mail. Deco-mail/Deco-mail pictograms
allow you to change the character color, size or
background color of the message. You can enjoy
composing and sending expressive mails.
Mega i- ppli/i- ppli DX P260
Downloading i- ppli from sites allows you to enjoy
various games and automatically update stock prices and
weather information on your phone. High-capacity mega
i-
ppli is supported, which allows you to enjoy high-
definition 3D games and full-length RPG games.
i-
ppli DX provides better uses in conjunction with i-mode
terminal information such as the phonebook and mail.
GPS function P292
FOMA terminal receives radio waves emitted from the
GPS satellites and obtains the current location
information. Using the obtained information, you can
search for the map of the current location or the
neighborhood information, send your location via mail, or
use navigation to get you to the destination (a navigation
i-
ppli is preinstalled). The address link function that
starts GPS-compatible i-
ppli using the address
information of site is also supported. In addition, you can
obtain accurate information with imadoco-search that
enables a third party to identify the current location of the
user of a FOMA terminal from i-mode or PC and with
Keitai-Osagashi Service that allows you to identify the
current location of a lost FOMA terminal from PC.
When Request Permit/Deny is set to Always permit or
Permission schedule, the location information of your
FOMA terminal may automatically be sent to the
searcher without any operation by you.
International roaming P426
The FOMA terminal that you use in Japan as well as your
usual phone number and mail address can be used
overseas (only in a 3G area). You can use voice calls,
videophone calls, i-mode, i-mode Mail, SMS and network
services.
Chaku-Uta Full
®
P364
, P370
You can download an entire full-length song of your
choice. Downloaded song can be set as the ring alert.
“Chaku-Uta Full” is a registered trademark of Sony
Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc.
Safety settings
Key Lock P160
Secret Mode P161
Privacy Mode P158
Voiceprint authentication: You can deactivate IC
Card Lock with your own voice and your terminal
security code. P288
Other safety settings P149
Omakase Lock P155
You can lock your FOMA terminal in case it is lost and
also cancel the lock, by informing DoCoMo.
For contact information, refer to the back of this manual.
Note that FOMA terminal is locked when a request is
made by the subscriber even if the subscriber is not
the user of FOMA terminal.
It’s amazing because
it’s i-mode!
i-mode is an online service used with i-mode terminals. This service supports
connection to i-mode sites (programs) or i-mode compatible websites that provide a
variety of useful information and allows you to exchange i-mode Mail.
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Data Security Service
Allows you to back up the phonebook data, still images and
mails stored in FOMA terminal to the Data Center. When
your FOMA terminal is lost, etc., you can restore the backup
data to the new FOMA terminal. In addition, you can edit and
manage the backup data in the Data Center from your PC,
and save the edited data to your FOMA terminal.
P165
For important notes on using Data Security Service
and detail information about how to use the service,
see “Mobile Phone User’s Guide [i-mode]”. For contact
information, refer to the back of this manual.
This is a pay service and requires a subscription.
Wide array of network services
Voice Mail Service (charged)
*1
P404
Call Forwarding Service (free of charge)
*1
P406
SMS (Short Message) (free of charge)
P254
Call Waiting Service (charged)
*1
P405
Dual Network Service (charged)
*1
P407
*1 A separate subscription is required.
Useful functions
Speed Selector P26
In addition to up, down, left and right operations,
rotating operation is now possible. This allows you to
scroll the screen and select items quickly. Also, you
can display the menu, the phonebook, etc. by rotating
the Speed Selector on the standby display.
Illumination P144
The Enter key in the center of the Speed Selector lights
up in various patterns when there is an incoming call,
the Speed Selector is rotated, etc.
One-push open/functions working with slide open
You can quickly slide and open your FOMA terminal
with one hand at the touch of the one-push open
button on the side of the terminal.
To answer an incoming call, open FOMA terminal by
slide operation.
To put the call on hold or end the conversation, close
it. P67, P68
High-definition large display
The 2.8-inch large TFT LCD (240 x 400 dots) is
provided for the display. It clearly displays fine images
and characters on the large screen.
Automatic time correction P44
The time in FOMA terminal is automatically corrected by
the time information from DoCoMo network. Also, you can
set the time on your phone ahead or back, if you want.
Built-in camera
You can shoot a still image of up to 3M pixels using
auto focus. In addition to a maximum 16x zoom,
various modes are available for shooting including
close-up, framed shooting and continuous shooting.
P168
Out-camera : Effective pixels: 3.2M (Max record pixels:
3.2M)
In-camera : Effective pixels: 0.1M (Max record pixels:
0.1M)
Bar Code Reader P185
JAN codes or QR codes can be scanned with the built-in
camera. Using scan results, you can perform a variety of
operations such as registering phonebook entries,
connecting to sites and sending mail.
Machi-chara P143, P199
A character, moving around the screen, can be
displayed on the standby display, etc. You can
download Machi-chara from compatible sites.
Usable mail functions
You can block other people from peeping your mail
messages by a simple key operation (Only View).
P248
The characters can be converted efficiently with
ATOK and APOT (AI presumption conversion)
provided.
Full Browser P306
Allows you to view websites for PC on FOMA terminal.
Horizontal display is available on the Full Browser screen.
Infrared communication/iC communication
You can exchange data between two FOMA
terminals using infrared or iC communication.
P348, P353
In addition, you can operate devices that support TV
infrared remote control from FOMA terminal. P352
Document Viewer P361
Word, Excel and PowerPoint files can be viewed on
FOMA terminal. You can zoom in and out on the viewer
easily using the Speed Selector.
Support for microSD memory card
A microSD memory card enables you to back up data in
your FOMA terminal such as images, melodies,
phonebook data and mails. P331
By connecting your FOMA terminal to a PC with the
FOMA USB cable (optional), the microSD memory
card in FOMA terminal can be used as an external
memory of the PC. P342
Playing music P364
Now compatible with Windows Media Audio (WMA),
FOMA terminal provides more useful music-playing
functions. You can download music from music-
distribution sites as well as from CDs. Downloaded
music can be played on Music Player.
FM Radio/FM Transmitter
You can listen to the FM radio. You can also search
and download the song played on the radio. P373
Using radio waves, you can listen to Music Player
through a car stereo, etc. P372
Simple menu P139
I
n addition to the normal menu, you can use another menu
to display frequently-used functions such as
(phone), (mail), (camera) and
(i-mode) in large size of characters.
Speed Menu P390
Use your voice to quickly start functions such as FM
Radio, Music Player, GPS navigation and Full Browser.
Electronic dictionaries P398
Handy Japanese, English-Japanese, and Japanese-English
dictionaries are preloaded on FOMA terminal.
Easy import of video files P460
Video files on a PC can be easily converted to a format
playable on FOMA terminal, using the supplied
software, Motion Smoothy 3.
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Making full use of D903i
A variety of functions of D903i visual communications are explained here.
Videophone
You can see and talk with a party in the distance. Instead of your image, a surrounding scenery image
through the out-camera or a Chara-den character can be shown to the other party.
PushTalk
ToruCa
ToruCa can be obtained from the reader/writer or sites and can be easily exchanged using mail, infrared
rays or the microSD memory card.
The obtained ToruCa is saved in ToruCa in the LifeKit menu. P282
Talk while seeing each other. P49, P64 Image of your
surroundings is
displayed. P83
Your terminal The other party’s terminal The other party’s terminal The other party’s terminal
Character is
displayed. P79
You can talk with multiple persons (up to 5
persons including yourself) by easy
operations of only pressing the PushTalk
button (g) for over a second to activate
PushTalk Phonebook and pressing g after
selecting a party. P90
Obtain ToruCa by holding
up Osaifu-Keitai to the
reader/writer.
Select obtained ToruCa from the ToruCa list. When the (Details)
button appears, press this button to view more detailed information.
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Chaku-moji
i-channel
You can receive a variety of information on a regular basis without additional operations.
In addition, press the i-channel compatible key (
c
) to display the channel list so that you can get
more richly detailed information. P210
Playing music/FM Radio
The other party’s screen
Chaku-moji
When you make a call, you can set a message (Chaku-moji) to be displayed
on the other party’s incoming screen. The other party can see the message
(Chaku-moji) and know in advance what the matter is and how you are
feeling. P57
Not subscribed After subscription
Connect
FOMA terminal supports Chaku-Uta Full
®
that allows
you to download an entire full-length song. Also
supported is Windows Media Audio (WMA) to allow
you to utilize various music-distribution sites.
Downloaded music can be played on Music Player.
You can create a playlist to play music in your favorite
order. P364
You can listen to the FM radio. The song played on the
radio can be searched and downloaded as well as the
information on the song can be displayed. P373
Music Player FM Radio
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Always follow
these directions)
Read the following SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS to ensure that the phone
is used correctly. Also, store this manual in
a convenient location for future reference.
It is essential that these precautions be
observed to prevent injury to the user and
third parties as well as damage to property.
The following symbols are used to
indicate the degree of danger or damage
that may result from failing to follow the
specified precautions.
The following symbols are used to
highlight instructions that are very
important and that must be strictly
followed.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS is separated
into six categories.
Handling the FOMA terminal, battery pack,
adapter (and charger) and the UIM (general
information)...............................................P13
Handling the FOMA terminal.....................P14
Handling the battery pack .........................P15
Handling optional devices (AC adapter/DC
adapter/desktop holder/in-car holder).......P16
Handling the UIM (FOMA card).................P17
Handling the FOMA terminal in the vicinity of
medical devices.........................................P17
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation,
which, if not avoided, will result in death or
serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
which, if not avoided, may result in injury or
property damage.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
WARNING
CAUTION
DANGER
This indicates the action is
prohibited.
This indicates disassembly is
prohibited.
This indicates that handling
with wet hands is prohibited.
This indicates the part must not
be exposed to water.
This indicates an action that
must be performed in
accordance with the directions.
This indicates you must
remove the plug from the
power outlet.
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Handling the FOMA terminal, battery pack,
adapter (and charger) and the UIM (general
information)
Use only DoCoMo-certified
battery packs and adapters (and
chargers) with the FOMA
terminal.
Use of non-specified items could cause
the FOMA terminal, battery pack or
other devices to leak, overheat, rupture,
catch fire or malfunction.
Do not attempt to disassemble
or remodel. In addition, do not
attempt to solder.
Attempting to do so will lead to an
accident, such as a fire, injury, or
electrical shock and damage the
equipment. Doing so may also cause
the battery pack to leak, overheat,
rupture, or ignite.
Do not use or leave in a place
near fire or heaters. Also avoid a
high-temperature place exposed
to direct sunlight or a car under
the scorching sun.
Otherwise, the equipment will get
deformed or troubled. The battery pack
may leak, overheat, rupture, or ignite.
Other possible problems include a
reduction in performance and life.
Sometimes, the casing will partly get
heated, resulting in an extremely high
temperature to get you burnt.
Do not expose to water.
The equipment may overheat, cause
electric shock, fire, damage or injury if
exposed to water, pet urine or other
liquids. Do not use the equipment in
locations where it could get wet.
DANGER
Battery pack: D06 Desktop holder: D09
FOMA AC adapter: 01
FOMA DC adapter: 01
FOMA battery adapter: 01
Data communication adapter: D01
FOMA domestic/overseas AC adapter: 01
For additional items related to the
compatible products, contact the nearest
DoCoMo Shop.
Be sure to turn off the FOMA
terminal before entering a place
such as a gas station that is
subject to flammable gases.
Do not charge in such a place.
Charging could cause fire.
When using Osaifu-Keitai inside a gas
station, make sure to turn off the FOMA
terminal in advance. (If IC Card Lock is
set, cancel the lock and then turn the
power off.)
Do not place the battery pack,
FOMA terminal, adapter (and
charger) or UIM in the
microwave oven, high-pressure
cooker or other cooking
appliances.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite, and
could damage the circuitry of the FOMA
terminal and adapter (and charger),
causing overheat, smoke or fire.
Do not expose to strong shocks
by dropping or throwing.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite, and
damage the equipment, resulting in fire.
Do not let the recharging
terminal and external device
terminal touch any conductive
material, such as a piece of
metal or lead. Also do not put
any conductive material into the
recharging terminal and external
device terminal.
The battery can short-circuit, causing
fire and damage.
If there is anything wrong (such
as strange odor, heat generation,
color change, deformation, or the
like) during use, battery charge or
storage, you should take the
following steps immediately.
1. Remove the power plug from
the wall outlet or cigarette
lighter socket.
2. Turn off the FOMA terminal.
3. Remove the battery pack from
the FOMA terminal.
Continuing to use the equipment without
taking these steps will cause it to
overheat, rupture, or ignite or cause the
battery pack to leak.
WARNING
Next
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Handling the FOMA terminal
When a child uses the FOMA
terminal, first be sure an
experienced adult teaches
proper usage methods and
techniques. Observe the child to
determine that they are using the
FOMA terminal correctly.
Failure to do so could result in injury.
Do not place on an unstable or
tilted surface.
Doing so could cause the equipment to
slide off, possibly causing personal
injury or damaging the equipment.
Keep out of the reach of small
children.
The components can be accidentally
swallowed, resulting in injury.
Do not store in locations subject
to high temperature, humidity or
excessive dust.
Doing so could damage the equipment.
The temperature of the FOMA
terminal, battery pack or adapter
(and charger) may become high
when charging the battery,
recording/playing a video, or
using videophone, i-mode or
i-
ppli repeatedly or for a long
period of time.
If you touch the part with a high
temperature directly for a long period of
time, redness, itchiness, rash, etc. may
arise in your skin depending on your
constitution or condition.
Be especially careful when you use the
FOMA terminal connected to an adapter
(and charger) continuously for a
prolonged period.
Turn off the FOMA terminal
inside an aircraft, hospital or
other location where use of
mobile phones is prohibited.
The FOMA terminal may interfere with the
correct functioning of electronic equipment.
If the automatic power on function is used,
cancel the setting and turn the power off.
Observe any regulations posted in medical
facilities.
If you have done prohibition acts such as
using the FOMA terminal inside an aircraft,
you may be punished as stipulated by law.
CAUTION
WARNING
Turn off the FOMA terminal in
the vicinity of electronic
equipment that relies on high-
precision control or faint
signals.
The FOMA terminal may interfere with the
correct functioning of such electronic
equipment.
Examples: hearing aids, implanted
cardiac pacemakers, implanted
defibrillators, other medical devices, fire
alarms, automatic doors and other
automatically controlled equipment.
Users of such medical equipments
should check with the electronic
equipment or device manufacturer with
respect to the effect of electromagnetic
interference.
Do not place the FOMA terminal
in a breast or inner pocket if you
are carrying or using electronic
medical equipment.
The FOMA terminal could cause any
medical equipment in its vicinity to
malfunction.
People with weak hearts should
take care with respect to the
setting of the incoming vibrator
and ring volume.
The FOMA terminal may affect hearts.
Do not use the FOMA terminal
while driving.
From November 1, 2004, using mobile
phones while driving is set as the object
of penal regulations. Even if you use the
handsfree device, park the car in a safe
place before using the phone. Use
Public mode or Voice Mail Service while
driving.
Do not aim the infrared port at
eyes and attempt to transmit.
Eyes could be affected. Aiming at other
infrared devices and transmitting could
cause other devices to malfunction.
When you talk under handsfree
settings (with the speakerphone
function), be sure to keep a
distance between the FOMA
terminal and your ear.
Failure to do so could cause the hearing
loss.
Do not turn on the compact light
toward eyes at close range.
Taking a look at the light directly may
affect eyesight. He or she may be
blinded by it and injury could result.
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Handling the battery pack
Do not place the FOMA terminal
in an area over an air bag or in
an air bag deployment area such
as on a dashboard in a vehicle.
If the air bag inflates, the FOMA terminal
may hit you and injury and damage to
itself could result.
If you hear thunder while using
the FOMA terminal outdoors,
immediately turn the power off
and move to a safe location.
Use of the phone in such a situation
could expose you to lightning strikes or
electric shock.
Do not swing the FOMA terminal
around by the strap.
Doing so could cause injury to yourself
or a third party or damage the phone.
Rarely, some FOMA terminal
users may develop itching, skin
irritation or eczema. If such a
condition occurs, stop using the
FOMA terminal immediately and
seek medical attention.
Metal is used in the following components:
Do not allow water or other
liquids, pieces of metal or other
foreign material to enter into the
UIM slot and microSD memory
card slot of the FOMA terminal.
Doing so could cause fire, electric shock,
or damage to the phone.
Use in certain makes of cars
may affect onboard electronic
equipment.
Continued use under such conditions
could cause unsafe driving. Do not use
the FOMA terminal in such a case.
Do not bring magnetic cards
near the FOMA terminal.
Magnetic data stored on bank cards,
credit cards, telephone cards, and
floppy disks may be corrupted or lost.
CAUTION
Part Material Surface treatment
One-push open
button, lens
cover
ABS Copper plating, nickel
plating and chromium
plating finish
Speed Selector Aluminum Aluminum stain
Screws Steel Zinc plating and
chromium plating finish
Use the FeliCa reader/writer
function in Japan.
The FeliCa reader/writer function of the
FOMA terminal is certified to be
compliant with the Japanese radio
communication standard. If you use this
function overseas, you may be punished.
Use the FM Transmitter function
in Japan.
The FM Transmitter function of the
FOMA terminal is certified to be
compliant with the Japanese radio
communication standard. If you use this
function overseas, you may be punished.
If electrolyte from the battery pack
gets in your eyes, do not rub;
instead, rinse immediately with
copious amounts of clean water
and seek medical attention.
Doing so could cause the loss of vision.
Do not throw the battery pack
into a fire.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
Do not attach metallic materials
such as wire to the port. Do not
carry or store the battery pack
together with a necklace or other
metallic items.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
Do not pierce the battery pack
with nails, hammer on it or step
on it.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
When you attach the battery
pack to the FOMA terminal,
never attempt to forcefully
insert, because it should slide in
easily and fit correctly. Check
the direction of the battery pack
and try again.
Doing so could cause the battery pack
to leak, overheat, rupture or catch fire.
Check the battery type indicated on the battery
pack label.
Indication Battery type
Li-ion Lithium ion battery
DANGER
Next
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Handling optional devices (AC adapter/DC
adapter/desktop holder/in-car holder)
Should any electrolyte from the
battery pack come into contact
with your skin or clothing,
immediately stop using the
battery and rinse with clean
water.
Failure to do so could cause skin injuries.
Stop charging if it is not
possible to fully charge the
battery pack within the specified
time.
Failure to do so could cause the battery
pack to leak, overheat, rupture or catch
fire.
If the battery pack leaks or emits
strange odors, immediately stop
using it, and always keep away
from sources of fire.
Failure to do so could cause the battery
liquid to catch fire, and the battery pack
itself to rupture.
Do not dispose of the battery
pack with other regular
household waste.
Failure to properly dispose of the battery
pack in an environmentally sensitive
manner could cause the battery pack to
catch fire and damage the environment.
Use adhesive tape to cover the terminal
of battery pack when it is no longer used
and bring it to a DoCoMo Shop after the
insulation. Alternatively, you can also
dispose of the battery pack in
accordance with local regulations.
Use care not to short circuit the
recharging terminal when the
adapter (and charger) is
connected to a wall outlet or
cigarette lighter socket. Do not
touch the recharging terminal
with your hands or fingers, or
some other part of the body.
Doing so could cause fire, equipment
failure, electric shock or other injury.
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
Do not touch the adapter (and
charger) cord or wall outlet with
wet hands.
Doing so could cause electric shock.
Do not use th
e AC adapter and
desktop holder in bathrooms or
other potentially high humidity
locations.
Doing so could cause electric shock.
When the adapter (and charger)
is not to be used for a prolonged
period, disconnect the power
plug from the wall outlet.
Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, fire, or equipment failure.
Never use the adapter (and
charger) when it has a damaged
power cord.
Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, overheat or fire.
If the adapter (and charger) or
holder is exposed to water or other
liquid, immediately disconnect the
power plug from the wall outlet or
cigarette lighter socket.
Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, smoke or fire.
When connected to a wall outlet,
make sure that the AC adapter
does not come into contact with
metallic straps or other metal
objects and the plug is properly
seated.
Failure to do so could result in electric
shock, short circuit, or fire.
Use the designated power
source and correct voltage.
Use of incorrect voltage could cause fire
or equipment failure. When using the
FOMA terminal overseas, use the FOMA
domestic/overseas AC adapter 01.
Use only the specified fuse for
the DC adapter.
Use of the incorrect fuse could cause
fire or equipment failure. Check the
instruction manual for details of the
correct fuse to use.
The DC adapter is for use with
negative ground cars. Do not
use it with positive ground cars.
Doing so could result in fire.
AC adapter: 100 V AC
FOMA domestic/overseas AC adapter: 100 V to 240 V AC
(Always connect to the outlet for internal household use.)
DC adapter: 12 V DC, 24 V DC (specific for negative ground
vehicle)
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Handling the UIM (FOMA card)
Handling the FOMA terminal in the vicinity of
medical devices
The information given below conforms to the guidelines
set forth by the Electromagnetic Compatibility
Conference regarding the protection of electronic
medical equipment from radio waves emitted by mobile
phone units.
Be sure the power plug is free of
dust.
Failure to do so could cause the
equipment to catch fire.
During charging, place the
adapter (and charger) and
desktop holder in a stable
location. Do not cover or wrap
the adapter (and charger) and
desktop holder with a cloth or
blanket, etc.
Using the equipment under such
conditions could cause the FOMA
terminal to be detached from the holder,
or cause a heat buildup that leads to fire
or equipment failure.
Do not touch the FOMA terminal
and AC/DC adapter when
hearing thunder.
Contact with the FOMA terminal and
adapter could cause you lightning
strikes or electric shock.
Disconnect the power plug from
the wall outlet or cigarette lighter
socket before beginning any
maintenance.
Failure to do so could cause electric
shock.
Disconnect the adapter (and
charger) from the wall outlet or
cigarette lighter socket by pulling
the adapter, not the adapter (and
charger) cord or the power cord.
Pulling the cord could damage the cord,
resulting in electric shock or fire.
Do not place heavy objects on
the adapter (and charger) cord
or power cord.
Doing so could cause electric shock or
fire.
Take care when removing the
UIM (the IC).
Failure to do so could cause injury to
hand and fingers.
CAUTION
CAUTION
Turn off the FOMA terminal on
packed trains or in crowded places
as someone with an implanted
cardiac pacemaker or implanted
defibrillator may be nearby.
The electromagnetic waves emitted by
your phone could affect the function of
an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator.
When inside a medical
institution, always remember the
following guidelines:
Never take the FOMA terminal inside
an operating room, intensive care unit
(ICU) or coronary care unit (CCU).
Always turn off the FOMA terminal in
hospital wards.
Even in the lobby and other areas,
always turn off the FOMA terminal
when electronic medical equipment is
nearby.
Follow the directives of the medical
institution. There may be specific
regulations as to items that are
prohibited or use of which is restricted.
If you are using the automatic power
on function, cancel the setting and turn
off the power.
If you have an implanted cardiac
pacemaker or implanted
defibrillator, keep your FOMA
terminal at least 22 cm away
from it.
The electromagnetic waves emitted by
your phone could affect the function of
an implanted cardiac pacemaker or
implanted defibrillator.
If you are using electronic
medical equipment other than
implanted cardiac pacemakers
or implanted defibrillators at
your home or outside the
confines of a medical institution,
be sure to check with the
manufacturer about possible
adverse effects caused by
electromagnetic interference.
The electromagnetic waves emitted by
your phone could affect the function of
electronic medical equipment.
WARNING
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