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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing SoftBank 001SC.
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	 Read this guide thoroughly before using handset to ensure proper usage.
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	 Accessible services may be limited by contract conditions or service area.
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	 Handset is compatible with 3G network technologies.
Notes
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	 Unauthorized copying of any part of this guide is prohibited.
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	 Contents are subject to change without prior notice.
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 Steps have been taken to ensure the accuracy of descriptions in this guide. If you find inaccurate or missing information, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer 
Center, General Information (fP.14-29).


Accessories
Make sure the following accessories are included in the package with handset. These accessories are also sold separately.
For details on accessories or optional items, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General Information (fP.14-29).
Battery [SCBAY1]
Quick Start Guide (Japanese) 
Safety Precautions (Japanese) 
Warranty (Handset) 
クイックスタート
001SC
お願いとご注意
― 重要なお知らせ ―
001SC
ソフトバンク携帯電話から157（無料）
ソフトバンク携帯電話から113（無料）
+81-3-5351-3491（有料）
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 Use only specified Charger (sold separately) for charging.
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	Handset takes microSD™/microSDHC™ Memory Card (not included). Purchase one to use Memory Card functions.
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	microSD™/microSDHC™ Memory Card is referred to as "Memory Card" in this guide.
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	Download Samsung New PC Studio from SAMSUNG Website (http: //jp.samsungmobile.com/pc/lineup/001download.html).


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Chapter Contents 
At a Glance
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1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
Getting Started  
Basic Operations
Calling
Messaging
Camera & Imaging
Media Player
Entertainment
Handy Extras
	
Handset Security
 Data Folder & Memory Card
	Connectivity & File Backup
	Handset Customization
	
Appendix
Internet Services


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About This Guide
In this guide, SoftBank 001SC is referred to as "handset." Instructions are 
described using mainly default settings. When settings are changed, screenshots 
or handset responses may differ from those depicted in this guide.
Screenshots & Handset Illustrations
Screenshots appearing in this guide are for reference only and may differ from 
actual Display images. Handset illustrations may differ from actual appearance.
In some screenshots, Wallpaper is set to None for Display image clarity.
Confirmations & Warning Messages
Messages not described in this guide may appear; read all handset confirmations 
and warning messages carefully.
Japanese Functions & Services
When " (Japanese) " appears in a title, Japanese ability is required to use full 
range of the function or service.
Symbols
In this guide, graphics represent handset keys; see "Parts & Functions" (fP.1-2). 
Softkeys and Multi Selector operations are indicated as follows: 
Softkeys
Operation options such as "Select" and "Save" appear at the bottom of Display 
(Softkey area). Press the corresponding Softkey to execute assigned functions.
Press u to
Save
Press f to
Select
Press i to
Cancel
Softkey Operations
u (Save)
	
  Assigned Function
     Softkey


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Multi Selector Operations
Use Multi Selector to select menu items, move cursor, scroll, etc. In this guide,
Multi Selector operations are indicated as shown below: 
Basic Multi Selector Operations
w
x
a
d
r: Press w or x
g: Press a or d
s: Press w, x, a or d
Menu Operations
Menu operation explanations are abbreviated with arrows.
Main Menu
a	 f → Settings → Display settings → Wallpaper
	
Highlight an item and f (Select) 
For details, see "Using Main Menu" (fP.2-2).
Menu
a	 i → Send → Via infrared
	
	
Highlight an item and f (Select)
              Press i (Menu) to open Menu
Highlighting
In this guide, "to highlight" means to move cursor to an item.


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Introduction. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Accessories . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
About This Guide. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii
Contents . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv
Safety Precautions. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . vii
General Notes. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiv
SAR Certification. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . xix
European RF Exposure Information. .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . xx
	1	 Getting Started
Parts & Functions. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
USIM Card. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
Battery & Charger. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6
Power On/Off. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9
Account Details. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-10
Handling Precautions (Key Lock). .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . 1-11
Minding Mobile Manners.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 1-11
Security Codes. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-12
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 1-13
	2	 Basic Operations
Accessing Functions.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Incoming Settings . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4
Standby Display Options. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Text Entry. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
User Dictionary (Japanese).
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . 2-11
Phone Book. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 2-15
	3	 Calling
Voice Call. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
Favorites . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Emergency Numbers. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5
Answering Machine. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6
Black List. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-7
Call Log Records/Ranking . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 3-8
Checking Call Time/Cost.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 3-10
International Calling . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . 3-10
Global Roaming. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-11
Optional Services. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-12
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 3-18
	4	 Messaging
Messaging Basics.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
Customizing Mail Address. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 4-3
Creating/Sending Messages.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . 4-3
Incoming Messages. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 4-7
Using Messages. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-11
Managing Messages. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . 4-14
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 4-16
	5	 Internet Services
Internet Services . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Yahoo! Keitai. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
PC Site Browser. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4
Page Operations.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5
Bookmarks & Saved Pages.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 5-7
RSS Feed . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-9


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	6	 Camera & Imaging
Capturing Image, Recording Video & Editing . .  . 6-2
Camera . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3
Video. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8
Editing Still Images . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 6-10
Photo Library. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-11
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 6-12
	7	 Media Player
Using Media Player. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
Downloading Media Files.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 7-3
Playing Music.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3
Playing Movie . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-5
Using Playlist. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8
	8	 Entertainment
Entertainment Functions. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 8-2
S! Information Channel (Japanese) . .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . 8-3
S! Quick News (Japanese). .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 8-3
Free Contents (Japanese) . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 8-5
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-5
	9	 Handy Extras
Useful Handset Applications . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . 9-2
Alarm. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-3
Calendar . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-4
Tasks. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-6
Stopwatch. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-6
Countdown Timer.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-7
World Clock. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-7
Good Night Timer.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-7
Calculator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-8
Notepad. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8
Barcode/Scan. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9
Converter. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-12
Split the Bill. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-12
Voice Recorder. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-13
File Viewer. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-14
Magnifier. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-15
Dictionary.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-15
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 9-16
	10	 Handset Security
Handset Security. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-2
Changing Phone Password.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . 10-3
Phone Lock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-3
Function Lock.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-5
Restoring Default Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . 10-6
	11	 Data Folder & Memory Card
Data Folder . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-2
Viewing Files. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-3
Managing Files/Folders . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 11-6
Memory Card. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-8
Viewing Memory Status. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 11-9
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 11-10
	12	 Connectivity & File Backup
File Transfers & Backup . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 12-2
Infrared. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-3
USB Connection. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-4
Memory Card Backup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-5
S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB). . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-7
Advanced Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 12-9


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	13	 Handset Customization
Phone Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-2
Sounds & Vibration & External Light Settings . .  . 13-4
Display & Font Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 13-5
Manner Mode Settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-7
Call Settings.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-7
Phone Book Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . 13-10
Messaging Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . 13-11
Internet Settings . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 13-15
Camera Settings.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-18
Media Player Settings . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 13-19
Entertainment Settings . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 13-20
Security Settings . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 13-21
Memory Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 13-22
Connectivity Settings. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . 13-23
	14	 Appendix
Troubleshooting. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-2
Cleaning Handset.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-5
Drying Handset . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-5
Reattaching Port Cover . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . 14-6
Software Update. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-7
Function List.
 .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-7
Text Entry Window Key Assignments. .  .  .  . . . . 14-12
Symbols. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-13
Pictograms. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-14
Memory. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Specifications. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Warranty & Service . .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . 14-19
Index. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-20
Objective Index. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-26
Advanced Settings Index. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . 14-28
Customer Service. .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . . . . . . . . . . 14-29


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Safety Precautions
Read safety precautions before using handset.
•	 Observe precautions to avoid injury to self or others, or damage to property.
•	 SoftBank Mobile is not liable for any damages resulting from use of this product.
These labels indicate the degree of risk from improper use. Make sure you 
thoroughly understand their meanings before reading on.
	Danger
Great risk of death or serious injury
1
	Warning
Risk of death or serious injury
1
	Caution
Risk of injury
2 or damage to property
3
1	 Includes blindness, wounds, low/high heat burns, electric shock, bone 
fractures, poisoning or other physical harm with aftereffects, or requiring 
hospitalization or ongoing hospital visits.
2	 Includes wounds, burns, electric shock or other physical harm not requiring 
hospitalization or ongoing hospital visits.
3	 Includes damage to home, furniture, livestock, pets, etc.
These symbols indicate prohibited or compulsory actions. Make sure you 
thoroughly understand their meanings before reading on.
Prohibited
Prohibited actions
Do Not 
Disassemble
Disassembly prohibited
Avoid Liquids
Or Moisture
Exposure to liquids prohibited
Do Not Use
Wet Hands
Use with wet hands prohibited
Compulsory
Compulsory actions
Disconnect
Power Source
Unplug Charger from outlet


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Handset, Battery, USIM Card, Charger (Sold 
Separately) & Memory Card (Sold Separately) 
Danger
Use specified battery and Charger (sold separately) only.
Non-specified equipment use may cause battery to leak, overheat, burst 
or ignite, and may cause Charger to overheat, ignite, malfunction, etc.
Do not disassemble, modify or solder handset or related 
hardware.
May cause fire, injury, electric shock or malfunction.
Battery may leak, overheat, burst or ignite.
Modifying handsets is prohibited by the Radio Law and subject to 
a penalty.
Do not expose internal handset parts or related 
hardware to liquids.
Do not leave handset or related hardware wet after exposure to 
water, pet urine, etc., and do not charge wet battery. May cause 
overheating, electric shock, fire, injury or malfunction. Use them in 
an appropriate place properly.
Do not charge battery in or expose handset or related 
hardware to extreme heat (e.g., near fire or sources of 
heat, in direct sunlight, inside vehicles, etc.).
May cause warping/malfunction; battery may leak, overheat, ignite 
or burst. Handset or related hardware may become hot to the touch, 
leading to burn injuries, etc.
Compulsory
Do Not 
Disassemble
Avoid Liquids 
Or Moisture
Prohibited
Do not force battery/Charger into handset. Check 
the direction and retry.
Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.
Warning
Do not place handset, battery or Charger in/on ovens, 
microwave ovens, pressure cookers, induction stoves 
or other cooking appliances.
Battery may leak, overheat, burst or ignite. Handset/Charger may 
overheat, emit smoke, ignite, malfunction, etc.
Keep handset off and Charger disconnected near 
gas stations or places with fire/explosion risk.
Handset use near petrochemicals or other flammables may cause 
fire/explosion.
To prevent fire or explosion, do not use handset near gas or fine 
particles (coal, dust, metal, etc.).
Do not apply strong shocks or impacts.
Do not drop/throw handset or related hardware. Battery may 
leak, overheat, burst or ignite, resulting in fire, electric shock, 
malfunction, etc.
If there is unusual sound/odor, smoke or any other 
abnormality: 
Continued use may cause fire, electric shock, etc.; grasp plug to 
disconnect Charger from connector.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Compulsory
Prohibited
Compulsory


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Keep liquids (water, pet urine, etc.) or conductive 
material (pencil lead, metallic strip, metal jewelry, 
etc.) away from Charging terminals, External Device.
May cause short circuit, resulting in fire, malfunction, etc.
Caution
Do not place handset or related hardware on 
unstable surfaces.
Handset or related hardware may fall, resulting in injury, 
malfunction, etc.; be especially careful when Vibration is set or 
while charging.
Keep handset and related hardware out of infants' 
reach.
Infants may choke from swallowing handset or related hardware or 
be injured, etc.
If your child is using handset and related hardware, 
explain all instructions and supervise usage.
Misuse may cause injury, etc.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Compulsory
Compulsory
Battery
Danger
Read battery label to confirm battery type; use/dispose of battery accordingly.
Display
Battery Type
Li-ion00
Lithium-ion
Do not dispose of battery in fire.
Battery may leak, burst, ignite, etc.
Do not damage or subject battery to strong impacts or 
shocks (from nails, hammers, feet, etc.).
Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.
Keep wire or other metal objects away from battery 
terminals. Do not carry/store battery with conductive 
material (pencil lead, metallic strip, metal jewelry, etc.).
Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.
If battery fluid gets in eyes, do not rub; rinse with 
water and consult a doctor immediately.
Eyes may be severely damaged.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Prohibited
Compulsory


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Warning
If battery fluid contacts skin or clothes, discontinue 
handset use and rinse with clean water immediately.
May cause skin damage.
If battery does not charge properly, stop trying.
Battery may leak, overheat, burst, ignite, etc.
If there is abnormal odor, excessive heat, discoloration 
or distortion, remove battery, being careful not to 
burn or injure yourself. Avoid fire sources.
Continued use may cause battery to leak, overheat, burst, ignite, 
etc.
Caution
Do not dispose of an exhausted battery with 
ordinary refuse.
Tape over battery terminals before disposal. Take battery to a 
SoftBank Shop, or follow the local disposal regulations.
Compulsory
Compulsory
Compulsory
Prohibited
Handset
Warning
Do not use handset while driving or cycling.
Accidents may result.
Phone use while driving or cycling is prohibited by law and subject 
to a penalty; park in a legal parking space beforehand.
Power off near electronic devices employing high 
precision control systems or weak signals.
May cause electronic malfunctions, etc. Be especially careful near 
the following devices: 
Hearing aids, implanted pacemakers/defibrillators and other 
electronic medical equipment; fire alarms, automatic doors and 
other automatic control devices.
Because handset radio waves may impair aircraft  
operations, please power off handset while aboard.
When handset use aboard aircraft is allowed, please follow 
instructions of airline personnel.
Users with a heart condition should adjust ringtone 
Vibration and Volume as needed.
May cause heart damage.
If thunder is heard while outdoors, turn power off; 
find cover.
There is a risk of lightning strike or electric shock.
Prohibited
Compulsory
Compulsory
Compulsory
Compulsory


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Do not look into Infrared Port during Infrared transmissions.
Eyesight may be affected.
Caution
Do not use handset when it may affect a vehicle's 
electronic equipment.
Handset use inside vehicles may cause electronic equipment to 
malfunction, resulting in accidents.
If you experience any skin irritation associated with 
handset use, discontinue handset use and consult a 
doctor.
Metal and other materials may cause skin irritation, rashes, or 
itchiness depending on your physical condition.
For materials, see "Materials & Finishing" (fP.14-16).
Keep handset away from magnetic cards, etc.
Data on bank cards, credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. 
may be lost.
Do not swing handset by strap.
May harm self or others; strap may break, resulting in injury or 
handset malfunction/breakage.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Compulsory
Prohibited
Prohibited
Handset may become hot while in use, especially at 
high temperature.
Prolonged contact with skin may cause burn injuries.
Always maintain some distance from Speaker while 
ringtones, music or other handset sounds play.
Excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.
Moderate handset volume when using Earphone 
Microphone.
Excessive volume may damage ears or hearing.
Compulsory
Prohibited
Compulsory


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Charger (Sold Separately) 
Warning
Do not cover/wrap Charger while charging.
Charger may overheat, resulting in fire, malfunction, etc.
Use only the specified voltage.
Non-specified voltages may cause fire, malfunction, etc.
・
	 AC Charger (sold separately): AC 100V-240V (wall sockets only).
Leave Charger unplugged during periods of disuse; 
grasp plug to disconnect it.
May cause electric shock, fire or malfunction.
If liquids (water, pet urine, etc.) seep inside Charger, 
grasp plug from outlet and disconnect Charger 
immediately.
May cause electric shock, smoke/fire.
If plug is dusty, grasp it and disconnect Charger, 
then clean with a dry cloth.
Fire may result.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Disconnect 
Power Source
Disconnect 
Power Source
Compulsory
Plug Charger firmly into the outlet, keeping the 
plug and Charger charging terminals away from 
conductive material (pencil lead, metallic strip, 
metal jewelry, etc.).
May cause electric shock, short circuit, fire, etc.
Do not touch Charger plug with wet hands.
May cause electric shock or malfunction, etc.
Do not touch Charger if thunder is heard.
May cause electric shock, etc.
Caution
Grasp plug and disconnect Charger from outlet 
before cleaning.
May cause electric shock, etc.
Always grasp plug (not cord) to disconnect Charger 
from outlet.
Pulling the plug by cord may damage cord, causing electric shock, 
fire, etc.
Do not subject Charger (sold separately) to strong 
shocks or impacts while it is plugged into the outlet.
May cause malfunction or injury.
Compulsory
Do Not Use 
Wet Hands
Prohibited
Disconnect 
Power Source
Compulsory
Prohibited


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Handset Use & Electronic Medical Equipment
This section is based on "Guidelines on the Use of Radio Communications 
Equipment such as Cellular Telephones and Safeguards for Electronic Medical 
Equipment" (Electromagnetic Compatibility Conference, April 1997) and 
"Report of Investigation of the Effects of Radio Waves on Medical Equipment, etc." 
(Association of Radio Industries and Businesses, March 2001).
Warning
Persons with implanted pacemaker/defibrillator 
should keep handset more than 22 cm away.
Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or 
defibrillators.
If you intend to use electronic medical equipment 
other than implanted pacemaker/defibrillator 
outside medical facilities, consult the vendor on 
radio wave effects.
Radio waves may interfere with electronic medical equipment.
Compulsory
Compulsory
Observe these rules inside medical facilities to 
avoid effects of radio waves on electronic medical 
equipment: 
・
	 Do not enter an operating room or an Intensive or Coronary 
Care Unit while carrying a handset.
・
	 Keep handset off in hospitals; cancel the setting that turns 
handset power on automatically (alarm, etc.) beforehand.
・
	 Even in lobbies or other places where handset use is permitted, 
keep handset off near electronic medical equipment.
・
	 Obey medical facility rules on mobile phone use.
Power off in crowds/trains. Persons with implanted 
pacemaker/defibrillator may be near. Cancel auto 
power on settings (alarm, etc.) beforehand.
Radio waves may interfere with implanted pacemakers or 
defibrillators causing such devices to malfunction.
Compulsory
Compulsory


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General Notes
General Use
・
 SoftBank Mobile is not liable for any damages resulting from accidental 
loss/alteration of any data on handset/Memory Card. Please keep separate 
records of Phone Book entries, etc.
・
 Handset transmissions may be disrupted inside buildings, tunnels, or 
underground, or when moving into/out of such places.
・
	 Use handset without disturbing others.
・
 Handsets are radios as stipulated by the Radio Law. Under the Radio Law, 
handsets must be submitted for inspection upon request.
・
 Handset use near landlines, TVs or radios may cause interference.
・
	 Beware of Eavesdropping.
Because this service is completely digital, the possibility of signal interception 
is greatly reduced. However, some transmissions may be overheard.
-	 Eavesdropping
Deliberate/accidental interception of communications constitutes 
eavesdropping.
Inside Vehicles
・
	 Never use handset while driving.
・
	 Do not park illegally to use handset.
・
	 Handset use may affect a vehicle's electronic equipment.
Aboard Aircraft
・
	 Radio waves may impair aircraft operations; power off while aboard aircraft.
 
If handset use is allowed, follow airline personnel instructions.
Function Usage Limits
・
	 Handset replacement or service cancellation disables these functions: 
-	 Camera
- Media Player
・
 After a long period of disuse, these functions may be unusable; establish a 
network connection to restore usability.


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Handset Care
・
	 If handset is left with no battery or an exhausted one, data may be altered/
lost. SoftBank Mobile is not liable for any resulting damage.
・
	 Use handset between 5°C - 35°C. Avoid extreme temperatures/direct sunlight.
・
	 Exposing lens to direct sunlight may damage color filter affecting image color.
・
	 Do not drop or subject handset to shocks.
・
	 Clean handset with a dry, soft cloth. Using alcohol, thinner, etc. may damage it.
・
	 Never disassemble or modify handset.
・
	 Avoid scratching Display.
・
	 When using headphones, moderate the volume to avoid sound bleed.
・
	 Heavy objects or excessive pressure should be avoided. This may cause 
malfunction or injury.
-	 Do not sit down with handset in pocket.
-	 Do not place heavy objects on handset in a bag.
・
	 Insert only specified devices into Headphone Port. Malfunction or damage 
may result.
・
	 Always turn power off before removing battery. If battery is removed while 
saving data or sending mail, data may be lost, changed or destroyed.
・
	 Air Vent is located in the upper right corner of Display. Keep Air Vent clear 
during handset use; do not cover it with protective film, etc.; may affect 
sound quality. 
Keypad Surface Swelling
・
	 Keypad surface might swell up due to drastic atmospheric changes (at high 
altitudes, aboard high-flying aircraft, etc.) when Battery Cover is closed. This 
is normal. Keypad will return to its original shape.
・
	 Open Port Cover to release air that may be trapped inside handset.
・
	 Carefully close Battery Cover to avoid trapping excess air inside handset.
・
	 When using a swollen Keypad, take care to avoid damaging protrusions. 
Original shape will return.
Optical Sensor
・
	 Detects ambient light level to adjust Display brightness.
・
	 Display brightness automatically adjusts with ambient light level.
・
	 To manually adjust brightness, see "Adjust Display Brightness" (fP.13-6).
Water & Dust Resistance
001SC Water & Dust Resistance
・
	 001SC complies with IPX5 (former JIS protection level 5) 
1 and 
IPX7 (JIS protection level 7) 
2 water protection standard as well 
as IP5X (JIS protection level 5) 
3 dust protection standards, with 
Port Covers closed and Battery Cover locked firmly.
1IPX5 compliant means that this handset continues to function as a phone 
after being subjected to a water jet (approximately 12.5 liters/min.) 
discharged from a nozzle (inner diameter: 6.3 mm), from all directions 
(approximately 3 m from handset) for at least three minutes.
2IPX7 compliant means that this handset continues to function as a phone 
and no water seeps inside after being gently lowered into a tank filled with 
still tap water (at room temperature) to the depth of 1 m, and immersed at 
the bottom for approximately 30 minutes.
3IP5X compliant means that a handset continues to function as a phone and its 
integrity is maintained after being agitated in a device containing dust of 75 
μm or smaller in diameter for eight hours, then removed from the device.
・
	 Warranty does not cover malfunctions resulting from misuse.
・
	 001SC is compliant with IPX5, IPX7 and IP5X water/dust 
protection standards. However, ingress of dirt, sand, mud, 
metal powder, food, soft drink, etc. may cause malfunction.


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Usage Notes
・
	 Lock Battery Cover and close Port Covers firmly. Foreign matter (hair, sand, 
fibers, etc.) trapped between contact surfaces may cause seals to fail and 
expose internal parts to water.
・
	 Leaving Battery/Port Covers open may expose handset to moisture, causing 
malfunction/electric shock. Power handset off, and remove battery.
・
	 If handset gets wet, moisture might get between Keypad and hinges. Wipe 
off handset with a clean, dry cloth. Do not leave handset wet.
・
	 To prevent water from getting inside a handset exposed to rain or touched 
with wet hands, do not open Battery Cover or Port Cover. After handset has 
completely dried out, slowly open Battery Cover or Port Cover. If liquid does 
get inside, do not use handset; power off, remove battery, and take it to a 
SoftBank Shop.
・
	 To prevent water from getting inside handset when areas around Port 
Cover or Battery Cover are wet, wait until handset has completely dried, 
before slowly opening and closing covers.
・
	 Handset is resistant to fresh/tap water at room temperature (5°C - 35°C) only.
Precautions
・
	 Do not expose handset to liquids (soaps, detergents, soapy water, seawater, 
pool water, hot spring water, boiling water, chemicals, or perspiration, etc.) 
other than fresh/tap water. Do not expose handset to sand or mud.
・
	 If handset is exposed to liquid other than fresh/tap water, immediately rinse 
off handset with water. Position handset approximately 10 cm from tap or 
shower head and clean with a low pressure flow (less than six liters per 
minute, at room temperature (5°C - 35°C)). Hand wash (do not use brushes 
or sponges) with Battery Cover in place and locked, and Port Cover closed.
・
	 Do not expose handset to bathtubs or swimming pools. Do not use handset 
(open or close handset, or use Keypad) in water.
・
	 Handset is not resistant to water at high pressure. Do not expose handset 
to tap or shower water flowing faster than six liters per minute, drop it into 
water, or immerse it.
・
	 Do not expose handset to extreme humidity for long periods; avoid prolonged 
use in bath/shower rooms.
・
	 Use handset within 5°C - 35°C (up to 40°C for temporary use in bath/shower 
rooms, etc.) and 35% - 90% humidity.
・
	 Handset is not heat-resistant. Do not use in saunas. Avoid hot air from dryers, etc.
・
	 Avoid extreme temperatures (e.g., near stoves, inside refrigerators, etc.).
・
	 Volume may be low when Microphone/Earpiece/Speaker is wet; dry handset 
before use. After drying out, the volume will return to normal. 
・
	 Avoid placing handset directly on sand. Sand may penetrate Earpiece, Speaker, 
etc., resulting in low volume.
・
	 Do not move handset directly from a cold place to a warm, humid place; 
condensation may occur. Should this happen, let handset dry naturally, at 
room temperature.
・
	 Handset does not float.
・
	 Keep handset out of heavy rain.
・
	 Do not let liquid-exposed handset remain wet; exposure to cold may freeze 
liquid causing malfunctions.
・
	 Keypad response may lag when ambient temperature falls below 0°C.
Maintaining Waterproof & Dustproof Performance
・
	 Do not subject handset to strong shocks or impacts; do not poke Air Vent, 
Microphone, Earpiece, Speaker, etc. with a cotton swab or sharp object; do 
not insert foreign objects.
・
	 Port Cover and gasket play the important role of maintaining waterproofness. 
Do not remove or damage them. In addition, do not allow foreign particles to 
adhere to them.
・
	 Do not insert sharp objects into Port Cover gaps; may damage gasket and 
affect water resistance.
・
	 Do not leave Port Cover bent back for prolonged periods of time to plug 
in Earphone Microphone or Charger. It might deform Port Cover affecting 
waterproofing.


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・
	 If Port Cover gasket is damaged or deformed, replace it with a new one.
・
	 To maintain water resistance, replace gaskets every two years regardless of 
their condition. For gasket replacements, contact a SoftBank Shop.
・
	 Damaged Battery/Port Cover affects water resistance; contact a SoftBank 
Shop.
Charging Precautions
・
	 Battery and optional accessories are not waterproofed. Avoid exposure to 
liquids or high humidity (e.g., precipitation, bath/shower room, restroom, etc.); 
may cause fire, electric shock or damage.
・
	 Never charge battery while handset is wet; may cause fire or damage due to 
electric shock or short-circuit.
・
	 Close Port Cover firmly after charging via External Device Port.
・
	 Do not touch Charger with wet hands. Electric shock may occur.
・
	 Do not use Charger in rooms in which water is regularly used (kitchen, bath/
shower room, etc.); may cause fire or electric shock.
Before cleaning handset, see "Cleaning Handset" (fP.14-5).
If handset gets wet, see "Drying Handset" (fP.14-5).
If Port Cover becomes detached, see "Reattaching Port Cover" (fP.14-6).
Copyrights
Copyright laws protect sounds, images, computer programs, databases, other 
materials for copyright holders. Duplicated material is limited to private use only.
Use of materials beyond this limit or without permission of copyright holders may 
constitute copyright infringement, and be subject to criminal punishment. Comply 
with copyright laws when using images captured with handset camera.
The software contained in handset is copyrighted material; copyright, moral right, 
and other related rights are protected by copyright laws. Do not copy, modify, 
alter, disassemble, decompile, or reverse-engineer the software, and do not 
separate it from hardware in whole or part.
Trademarks
・
	 Licensed by QUALCOMM Incorporated under one or more of the following 
United States Patents and/or their counterparts in other nations:  
4,901,307     5,490,165     5,056,109     5,504,773     5,101,501 
5,506,865     5,109,390     5,511,073     5,228,054     5,535,239 
5,267,261     5,544,196     5,267,262     5,568,483     5,337,338 
5,600,754     5,414,796     5,657,420     5,416,797     5,659,569 
5,710,784     5,778,338
・
	 S! Mail, PC Site Browser, S! Quick News, S! Addressbook Back-up, Graphic 
Mail, Auto Art, Feeling Mail, S! Information Channel and Weather Indicator, 
Content Value Package, Tada Deco, Secure Remote Lock are trademarks or 
registered trademarks of SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp.
・
	 "SOFTBANK", SOFTBANK's equivalent in Japanese, and the SOFTBANK logo 
are trademarks or registered trademarks of SOFTBANK CORP. in Japan and in 
other countries.
・
	 "Yahoo!", the "Yahoo!" and "Y!" logos are trademarks or registered 
trademarks of Yahoo! Inc.
・
	 This product contains ACCESS Co., Ltd.'s NetFront Internet browser software. 
NetFront is a trademark or registered trademark of ACCESS Co., Ltd. in Japan 
and in other countries.


xx
・
	 Part of the software in this product incorporates a module developed by the 
Independent JPEG Group.
・
	 THIS PRODUCT IS LICENSED UNDER THE MPEG-4 VISUAL PATENT PORTFOLIO 
LICENSE FOR THE PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE OF A CONSUMER 
FOR (i) ENCODING VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MPEG-4 VISUAL 
STANDARD ("MPEG-4 VIDEO") AND/OR (ii) DECODING MPEG-4 VIDEO 
THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL AND 
NONCOMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO 
PROVIDER LICENSED BY MPEG LA TO PROVIDE MPEG-4 VIDEO. NO LICENSE 
IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL 
INFORMATION INCLUDING THAT RELATING TO PROMOTIONAL, INTERNAL 
AND COMMERCIAL USES AND LICENSING MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG 
LA, LLC. SEE HTTP: //WWW.MPEGLA.COM.
・
	 "Chaku-Uta
®" and "Chaku-Uta Full
®" are registered trademarks of Sony 
Music Entertainment Corp.
・
	 microSD™/microSDHC™ is a trademark of 
SD Association.
・
	 QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.
・
	 Powered by SwiftDecoder™ Copyright ©1996-2007, Omniplanar, Inc. All 
Rights Reserved.
・
	 Windows and Windows Media Player are either registered trademarks or 
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other 
countries.
・
	 "Machi-Uta" is a registered trademark of KDDI CORPORATION.
・
	 Windows is an abbreviation for the Microsoft Windows operating system.
・
	 Other company and product names mentioned herein are trademarks or 
registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Open Source Licenses
・
	 This product includes certain free/open source software. The exact terms of 
the licenses, disclaimers, acknowledgements and notices are available on 
Samsung Website http: //opensource.samsung.com.


xxi
001SC meets the technical standards of Ministry of 
Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) regarding 
radio wave absorption by a human body.
These technical standards are established on a scientific basis to prevent radio 
waves emitted from wireless devices such as mobile phones that are used close 
to human head from affecting human health. These standards assure that the 
SAR (Specific Absorption Rate), an indicator of the amount of average energy 
absorbed in the side of a human head, must not exceed the permissive value of 
2 W/kg*. This value includes a substantial safety margin designated to assure the 
safety of all persons, regardless of age and physical size. The value is equal to 
the international guideline recommended by International Commission on Non-
Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) that has a cooperative relationship with 
the World Health Organization (WHO).
The highest SAR value for 001SC is 0.719 W/kg. This value is obtained at its 
highest permitted power level. While there may be differences in the SAR 
levels depending on phones, they all meet the MIC's permissible value. Because 
mobile phones are designed to employ the minimum power level required for 
the communication with the base station, the SAR of the phone during a call is 
usually below the maximum value.
For further information about SAR, please see the following Websites: 
MIC: http: //www.tele.soumu.go.jp/j/ele/index.htm
ARIB: http: //www.arib-emf.org/
*The guideline is defined by relevant laws and regulations associated with the 
Radio Law (No. 2 of Article 14 of Ordinance Regulating Radio Equipment). 
SoftBank Mobile Body SAR Policy
	 *	Body SAR: The SAR value at the maximum transmission power when 
continuously talking with handset placed on the body and using earphone-
microphone.
	 **	Specific Absorption Rate (SAR): The value measured when having talked 
continuously for six minutes.
	
***	Placement on the body: Measurements are taken with the rear of handset 
facing the body at a distance of 1.5 cm as the ordinary handset position. 
In order to comply with radio frequency exposure requirements, use an 
accessory (e.g. belt clip, holster) that does not contain metallic parts to 
maintain a 1.5 cm separation between the body and handset.
For further information, see the following SoftBank Mobile Website: 
http: //www.softbankmobile.co.jp/ja/info/public/emf/emf02.html
SAR Certification


xxii
European RF Exposure Information
Your mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to exceed 
the limits for exposure to radio waves recommended by international guidelines. 
These guidelines were developed by the independent scientific organization 
ICNIRP and include safety margins designed to assure the protection of all 
persons, regardless of age and health.
The guidelines use a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, 
or SAR. The SAR limit for mobile devices is 2 W/kg and the highest SAR value for 
this device when tested at the ear was 0.582 W/kg*. As mobile devices offer a 
range of functions, they can be used in other positions, such as on the body as 
described in this user guide. In this case, the highest tested SAR value is 0.246 
W/kg.
As SAR is measured utilizing the devices highest transmitting power the actual 
SAR of this device while operating is typically below that indicated above. This is 
due to automatic changes to the power level of the device to ensure it only uses 
the minimum level required to reach the network.
The World Health Organization has stated that present scientific information 
does not indicate the need for any special precautions for the use of mobile 
devices. They note that if you want to reduce your exposure then you can do so 
by limiting the length of calls or using a hands-free device to keep the mobile 
phone away from the head and body.
*The tests are carried out in accordance with international guidelines for 
testing.


1
	 	 Getting Started
Parts & Functions................................................................................... 1-2
Handset........................................................................................................1-2
Display Indicators..........................................................................................1-3
USIM Card.
.............................................................................................. 1-4
Before Using USIM Card.
...............................................................................1-4
USIM Card Installation .................................................................................1-5
Battery & Charger.................................................................................. 1-6
Before Using Battery/Charger........................................................................1-6
Battery Installation .......................................................................................1-7
Charge Battery.
.............................................................................................1-8
Power On/Off.
......................................................................................... 1-9
Power On.
.....................................................................................................1-9
Power Off.....................................................................................................1-9
Account Details.................................................................................... 1-10
Viewing Account Details.
.............................................................................1-10
Editing Account Details...............................................................................1-10
Handling Precautions (Key Lock).
......................................................... 1-11
Minding Mobile Manners..................................................................... 1-11
Offline Mode.
..............................................................................................1-11
Manner Mode.............................................................................................1-11
Changing Mode Settings.............................................................................1-12
Security Codes.
..................................................................................... 1-12
Phone Password.
.........................................................................................1-12
Center Access Code (Network Password).
....................................................1-13
PIN Code....................................................................................................1-13
USIM Password.
..........................................................................................1-13
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 1-13
Account Details.
..........................................................................................1-13


Getting Started
1
1-2
1
b
a
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
k
l
m
n
o
p
q
y
r
s
t
u
v
w
x
A
z
a	
Optical Sensor
Detects ambient light level for Display 
brightness.
b	Display
c	wxad Multi Selector
Select menu items, move cursor, scroll 
window, etc.
d	u Mail Key/Left Softkey
Open Messaging menu. Also, execute Left 
Softkey command or function.
e	j Camera Key
Activate Camera. Long press for Video.
Toggle text entry modes in text entry 
window.
f	t Start Key
Make and receive Voice Calls. In Standby, 
press to open Call Log (All).
g	0 – 9 Keypad
Enter numbers or characters. Also, select 
menu items.
h	* Key
Long press to open Manner mode Settings.
i	Microphone
j	Earpiece
k	Air Vent
Parts & Functions
Handset


Getting Started
1-3
1
l	f Main Menu Key/Center Softkey
Open main menu. Also, execute Center 
Softkey command or function.
m	i Yahoo! Keitai Key/Right Softkey
Open Yahoo! Keitai main menu. Also, 
execute Right Softkey command or 
function.
n	k Shortcut
Using Shortcuts (fP.2-2).
o	c Clear/Back Key
Delete entered text or return to the previous 
operation step.
p	y Power/End Key
Turn power on/off or end operations.
q	# #/Manner Key
Enter symbols, etc. Also, activate/cancel 
Manner mode (1+ seconds).
r	External Light
Flashes for Missed Call or Incoming Call/
Mail; illuminates in red while charging.
s	Internal Antenna
t	Camera
Capture images.
u	Charger/External Device Port
Connect Charger, USB Cable, etc.
v	Battery Cover
Remove to access Battery or USIM Card.
w	Battery Cover Lever
x	Infrared Port
Use for infrared data transmissions.
y	Speaker
z	Strap Eyelet
A	Memory Card Port
Note
・
	
Handset transmits and receives signals 
via Internal Antenna. There is no External 
Antenna. Voice quality may vary depending 
on where/how handset is used.
・
	
Do not cover or place stickers, etc. over the 
area containing Internal Antenna.
・
	
Display brightness changes or Display 
flickers depending on surroundings.
Display Indicators
a
b
c
f
g
h
i
d
e
j
a	
	Signal strength (more bars 
 indicate 
stronger signal)
	Out-of-range (Language set to 
Japanese)
	
Out-of-range (Language except 
Japanese)
 Offline Mode
b	
	 SSL connected
	 3G Network connected (ready)
	 3G Network connected (in use)
	 Packet Communication unavailable
 Voice Call in progress (flashes when 
dialing or receiving calls)
c	
	 New mail
	 Sending mail
	 Receiving mail
	 Delivery Report active
	 Memory full (S! Mail/SMS)
	 Downloading Content Key


Getting Started
1
1-4
1
d	
	 Music playing
	 Music paused
e	
	 Memory Card inserted
	 Read from/write on Memory Card
	 Software Update required
	 PC Site Browser connected
	 Unread S! Quick News
	 Unread S! Information Channels
	 RSS-compatible website
f	
	 USB connected
	  (yellow) USB in use
	 Infrared activated
	  (red) Infrared transmission in progress
	 Data synchronized
g	
	 Manner mode
	 Drive mode
	 Meeting mode
	 Activity mode
	 Good Night Timer set
h	
	 Battery strong
	 Battery moderate
	 Battery low
	 Battery weak (charge now)
  (flashing in red) Battery empty
	 Battery low (Battery saving mode)
	 Battery weak (Battery saving mode)
i	
	 Ringer and Vibration activated for calls
	 Ringer active for calls
	 Vibration active for calls
	 Ringer & Vibration disabled for calls
j	
	 Roaming active
	 Answering Machine active
	 Unheard Answering Machine message
	 Voicemail/Call Forwarding (No reply) 
activated
	 Unheard Voicemail
	 Alarm set
	 Schedule set
	 Schedule with Alarm set
	 Tasks set
	 Tasks with Alarm set
	 Secret Mode
	 Password Lock activated
	 All Keys locked
USIM Card
Before Using USIM Card
Universal Subscriber Identity Module (USIM) Card is 
an IC card containing customer and authentication 
information, including handset number and limited 
storage for Phone Book entries and SMS. Install 
USIM Card to use handset; power off handset to 
insert/remove USIM Card.
USIM Card
IC
Insert USIM Card into another compatible handset to 
access SMS and Phone Book entries saved on USIM 
Card. Note the following precautions regarding USIM 
Card usage and care (see USIM Card User Guide for 
details): 
・
	 Avoid using excessive force when inserting/
removing USIM Card.
・
	 SoftBank Mobile is not liable for damages 
resulting from inserting USIM Card into IC card 
readers or other third party devices.
・
	 Always keep USIM Card IC chip clean.
・
	 Clean USIM Card IC chip with a soft, dry cloth.
・
	 Do not attach labels to USIM Card; malfunction 
may result. 


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1
Note
・
	
USIM Card is SoftBank Mobile property.
・
	
If USIM Card is lost or damaged, you will 
be charged for its reissue.
・
	
Return USIM Card to SoftBank Mobile upon 
termination of subscription.
・
	
Returned USIM Cards are recycled.
・
	
USIM Card specifications may change 
without prior notice.
・
	
If USIM Card or handset with USIM Card 
inserted is lost or stolen in Japan or 
abroad, immediately contact SoftBank 
Mobile Customer Center, General 
Information (fP.14-29) to suspend service.
・
	
Handset/USIM Card repairs, replacement, 
or upgrades may deactivate Chaku-Uta
®, 
Chaku-Uta Full
® or video files on handset/
Memory Card.
・
	
Back up USIM Card files. SoftBank Mobile 
is not liable for lost files.
USIM Card Installation 
Note
・
	
Inserting USIM Card with excessive force 
may damage it or handset.
・
	
Do not misplace a removed USIM Card.
・
	
To prevent damaging it, avoid touching 
IC chip when inserting or removing USIM 
Card. Do not touch battery contacts.
・
	
Do not remove USIM Card while handset is 
powered on; handset may restart.
Inserting
a	Remove Battery Cover (fP.1-8)
b	With IC chip down, insert USIM 
Card
IC
Notch
c	Push in USIM Card


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1
Removing
a	Remove Battery Cover/battery 
(fP.1-8)
b	Gently slide USIM Card out
Battery & Charger
Before Using Battery/Charger
Charge battery before first use of handset or after 
long periods of disuse.
Note
・
	
Use specified Charger only.
・
	
Battery must be inside handset to charge.
・
	
When not in use, unplug Charger from outlet.
Battery
・
	 Long periods of disuse may affect battery's ability 
to hold a full charge. Charge battery at least once 
every six months while not in use. Otherwise, 
battery may become unusable.
・
	 Depending on usage, bulges may appear near end 
of battery life; this does not affect safety.
・
	 Handset uses a lithium-ion battery; charge battery 
anytime without damaging its ability to hold a charge.
・
	 Do not charge battery under the following conditions: 
-	 In ambient temperatures beyond 5°C - 40°C
-	 In high levels of humidity, vibration or dust 
(may cause malfunction)
-	 Near a radio receiver (may cause feedback)
・
	 Handset or Charger may warm while charging. 
This is normal, however, should they become very 
hot to touch, stop charging and contact SoftBank 
Mobile Customer Center, General Information 
(fP.14-29).
・
	 Battery is a consumable; replace it if operating 
time shortens noticeably.
Battery Life
Battery time/life may be reduced by any of the following: 
・
	 Environment
-	 Storing/using handset beyond 5°C - 40°C
-	 Using handset in poor signal conditions
-	 Debris on handset, battery or Charger Port
・
	 Usage
-	 Camera use
-	 Media Player use
-	 Slide Show use
-	 Heavy use (e.g. messaging, web browsing)
・
	 Settings
-	 Increasing Brightness or Duration
-	 Using Media Player with Backlight set to 
Always On
Battery Disposal
Do not dispose of exhausted batteries with ordinary 
refuse. Tape over battery terminals before disposal 
or take to a SoftBank Shop. Follow any and all 
regulations regarding battery disposal.
Lithium-ion batteries are recyclable.
When Battery Runs Out
When battery is weak, a warning appears and 
handset beeps. Charge or replace battery; otherwise 
handset will automatically turn off.


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1-7
1
Battery Installation 
Inserting
Note
・
	
Gently insert battery to avoid damaging 
handset tabs.
・
	
Without cover, battery may fall out. Attach 
Battery Cover before use.
・
	
Strong impacts may damage Battery Cover.
・
	
Battery Cover Installation
 Release Battery Cover Lever to access 
battery.
a	Remove Battery Cover/battery 
(fP.1-8 Removing a and b)
b	Fit battery into handset as shown
Tabs
c	Align Battery Cover
d	Press ●① using both hands
e	Holding ●① in place, press ●② 
and ●③ to close completely
f	Slide Battery Cover Lever to "Lock" 
Note
Maintaining Waterproofing & Dustproofing
 If handset is wet, wipe it off with a clean, 
dry cloth before removing Battery Cover or 
Port Cover. Clean foreign objects off gasket 
or handset before replacing Battery Cover 
or Port Cover.


Getting Started
1
1-8
1
Removing
Always turn handset off before removing battery.
Never remove battery while Charger is connected.
a	Release Battery Cover Lever
b	Lift Battery Cover up and remove 
as shown
c	Lift battery up and remove as shown
Charge Battery
・
	 Use specified AC Charger ZTDAA1 (sold separately).
 
In this guide, ZTDAA1 is referred to as "AC Charger."
・
	 If handset is on while Charger is connected, 
battery indicator shows charge level, charging 
as follows: 
 → 
 → 
 . 
 flashes 
when battery is fully charged. If handset is off, 
Charging... appears while charging and when 
battery is charged, Battery full appears. External 
Light illuminates in red while charging.
・
	 An empty battery requires approximately 120 
minutes to charge with power off. Charging time 
may vary with ambient temperature.
AC Charger
a	Open Port Cover; with label down, 
insert Charger Connector into 
External Device Port
External Device Port Port Cover
Charger Connector
AC Charger
blades
AC 100V
Outlet
AC 
Charger
b	Extend AC Charger blades and plug 
it into an AC 100V outlet
c	When battery is charged, 
disconnect handset, close Port 
Cover, and unplug AC Charger


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1
USB Charge
Connect handset to PC via USB Cable to charge 
battery.
a	Open Port Cover; with label down, 
insert USB Cable Connector into 
External Device Port
b	Insert USB Plug into PC USB port
c	When battery is charged, 
disconnect handset, close Port 
Cover, and remove USB Plug
・
	USB charging takes longer; charging time 
varies according to the PC. A weak battery 
may not charge via USB.
Power On/Off
Power On
a	Press y until Display illuminates
・
	"Please wait..." and precautions for 
maintaining waterproofness appear.
Standby Display
・
	After powering on, select menu format (fP.2-3).
・
 To confirm handset phone number, press f → 0. 
Your phone number appears in Account Details. Edit 
or use contents (fP.1-10).
・
	When handset is left open and idle, Display 
automatically shuts down to conserve power.
Adjust Backlight time (fP.13-6).
・
 The first time Messaging, Yahoo!, etc. is used 
or a function requiring a network connection is 
activated, Retrieve NW Info confirmation appears. 
Choose Yes and follow onscreen instructions.
- Retrieve NW Info confirmation appears after 
replacing USIM Card or executing All reset.
-	 Retrieving Network Info sets date and time. 
Network Services (SMS, S! Mail and Yahoo! 
Keitai, etc.) are available.
-	 Retrieve Network Info manually (fP.13-23).
-	 This guide describes operations with date and 
time set unless noted otherwise.
Power Off
a	Press y until Display goes dark
・
	SoftBank logo appears and handset powers 
off.
Note
・
	
For proper shut down, press y until 
Display goes dark.


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1
1-10
1
Account Details
Save your name, mail address, blood type, and 
other information in Account Details.
Viewing Account Details
a	f → 0
・
	Default: Only handset phone number appears.
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press f → Phone → 
My details.
Editing Account Details
Example: Save name, phone number, mail address
・
	 See "Adding Information to Phone Book Entry" 
(fP.2-16) to save other information.
a	f → 0 → u (Edit)
b	Select Last name field → Enter last 
name
c	Select First name field → Enter 
first name
d	Select Reading: Last name field → 
Edit reading as required
e	Select Reading: First name field → 
Edit reading as required
f	Select Phone number field → Enter 
number → Private/Business/Home/
Office/Fax/Video call/Others
g	Select E-mail address field → Enter 
mail address → Private/Home/
Office/Others
h	u (Save)
・
	See "Text Entry" (fP.2-6) to enter text.
・
	Default: Handset phone number appears.
Advanced
brP.1-13
●
●Copying Item in Account Details
●
●Sending Account Details
●
●Saving in Data Folder
●
●Resetting Account Details


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1
Handling Precautions (Key Lock)
Note these precautions when handling handset.
・
 Activate Key Lock before putting handset in a 
pocket.
・
 When carrying AC Charger, retract plug blades. 
Do not pull/twist power cord; doing so may 
damage it.
・
	Activate Key Lock to prevent accidental operation 
when carrying handset in a bag or pocket, etc.
a	f (1 + seconds)
・
	Key Lock activates.
・
	When Key Lock is set,
 appears at top of 
Display. If any key is pressed, a guidance to cancel 
Key Lock appears.
・
	To cancel Key Lock, press f (1+ seconds).
Minding Mobile Manners
Please take care not to disturb others when using 
handset.
・
 Turn your handset off in theaters, museums, and 
other places where silence is the norm.
・
 Keep your handset off aboard airplanes*, inside 
hospitals, or in other places where handset use 
is prohibited.
*If handset use is permitted, follow airline  
instructions for proper use.
・
	Refrain from using your handset in quiet places 
such as restaurants, hotel lobbies, or elevators.
・
	Observe announcements or posted instructions 
regarding handset use aboard trains, etc.
・
	Refrain from handset use that interrupts the 
flow of pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
Handset offers two manner-related modes.
・
 Offline Mode
Temporarily suspends all handset transmissions. 
Other functions may be used.
・
 Manner Mode
Mutes handset sounds and activates Vibration 
for all alerts, tones, and Alarms. Use Manner Key 
to activate or cancel Manner mode.
In addition to Manner, handset features Normal, 
Drive, Meeting and Outdoor as the set Ringtone 
or operation sound.
・
 Activating Offline Mode or Manner mode mutes 
ringer. Alternatively, set Ringtone volume or 
Vibration (fP.13-4).
Offline Mode
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Offline → On or Off
・
 Power off handset in Offline Mode, confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to power on handset in 
Offline Mode.
Manner Mode
Cancel settings for Manner mode from current 
setting mode.
a	# (1 + seconds)
・
	When Manner mode is active,
 appears.
・
 
Even if Manner mode is active, shutter click sounds 
for Camera.
・
 
Press # for 1+ seconds to cancel Manner mode. 
Canceling Manner mode, returns handset to mode 
set before Manner was activated.


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1
1-12
1
Changing Mode Settings
Handset features five modes, including Manner.
a	* (1 + seconds)
b	Normal, Manner, Drive, Meeting, 
or Outdoor
・
	Select mode by usage; edit Normal mode or 
Manner mode settings as required (fP.14-10).
Mode
Description
Normal Mode
All Sound & Alert settings apply
Manner Mode
Mutes handset system sounds
Drive Mode
Mutes ringer; plays Driving 
Message and activates Answering 
Machine for calls
Meeting Mode
Mutes Ringtones & system sound
Outdoor Mode
Maximizes tone volume
Advanced
s
●
●Set Keypad Light Illumination Mode (rP.13-3)
●
●Set Phone Sounds (rP.13-4)
●
●Set System Sounds (rP.13-4)
●
●Set External Light Color for Incoming Transmissions 
(rP.13-4)
●
●Set External Light Color for Notification (rP.13-5)
●
●Set External Light Color When Handset is Closed 
(rP.13-5)
●
●Activate/Cancel Offline Mode (rP.13-9)
●
●Switch Manner Mode (rP.13-7)
Security Codes
Phone Password, Center Access Code (Network 
Password) are required to use handset. 
Note
・
 
Write down Phone Password and Center 
Access Code (Network Password). If you 
lose a code, contact Customer Service (fP
.14-29).
・
	Do not reveal Phone Password and Center 
Access Code (Network Password) to others. 
SoftBank Mobile is not liable for damage 
caused by misuse of these codes by others.
・
	
Entering incorrect Network Password 
three consecutive times locks Call Barring 
settings. To resolve, Network Password and 
Center Access Code must be changed. For 
details, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer 
Center, General Information (fP.14-29).
・
	
If Center Access Code (Network Password) 
was changed, to set Call Barring, input 
the new Center Access Code (Network 
Password).
Phone Password
The four-digit number (Default: 9999) is required to 
operate/change some handset functions. 
・
	 Entered Phone Password digits appear as *.
・
	 If incorrect, an error message appears. Try again.
・
	 Phone Password can be changed on handset 
(fP.10-3). 


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1-13
1
Center Access Code (Network Password)
Four-digit number specified at subscription; required 
for changing service subscriptions, for activating 
optional services, or for operating handset from 
landlines.
For changing Center Access Code (Network 
Password), contact SoftBank Mobile Customer 
Center, General Information (fP.14-29).
PIN Code
USIM Card features two security codes: PIN and 
PIN2.
PIN Code
Use PIN (four- to eight-digit) to prevent unauthorized 
use of handset by others.
・
	 Modify PIN with handset (fP.10-3).
・
	 When PIN Lock is activated, PIN entry is required 
each time handset is turned on or whenever USIM 
Card is re-inserted (fP.10-4).
PIN2 Code
PIN2 (four- to eight-digit) is required for resetting 
Call time & cost, etc.
・
	 Modify PIN2 with handset (fP.10-3).
Canceling PIN Lock (PUK/PUK2 Code)
Incorrectly entering PIN or PIN2 three consecutive 
times activates PIN Lock, limiting function access. 
Enter PUK (PIN Unlocking Key) Code to cancel PIN 
Lock.
For more information, contact SoftBank Mobile 
Customer Center, General Information (fP.14-29).
Note
・
	
Entering PUK incorrectly ten consecutive 
times activates PUK Lock. Purchase USIM 
Card reissue at a SoftBank Shop.
USIM Password
Use this code to authenticate a USIM Card. If USIM 
Password matches, USIM Card is valid. Set USIM 
lock to On to set USIM Password.
Advanced Settings
Account Details
Editing Account Details
f → Phone → My details → u (Edit) → (fP.2-12 
Creating New Entries b)
Copying Item in Account Details
f → Phone → My details → Highlight an item 
→ i → Copy item
・
	Paste copied item in text entry window.
Sending Account Details
f → Phone → My details → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b)
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared (fP.12-3)
Saving in Data Folder
f → Phone → My details → i → Save to 
Data Folder → Phone/Memory card → Yes
・
	 To save to Memory card, insert Memory Card.
Resetting Account Details
f → Phone → My details → i → Reset → 
Yes
・
	 Account Details except phone number are cleared.


2
	 	 Basic Operations
Accessing Functions............................................................................... 2-2
Using Shortcuts.
............................................................................................2-2
Using Main Menu.........................................................................................2-2
Using Shortcut Keys......................................................................................2-3
Incoming Settings.................................................................................. 2-4
Changing Volume.........................................................................................2-4
Changing Ringtone.......................................................................................2-4
Setting Vibration...........................................................................................2-4
Standby Display Options........................................................................ 2-5
Wallpaper.....................................................................................................2-5
Text Entry............................................................................................... 2-6
Text Entry Window........................................................................................2-6
Changing Entry Mode...................................................................................2-7
Kana/Kanji....................................................................................................2-7
Katakana/Alphabet/Number..........................................................................2-8
Symbol.
.........................................................................................................2-8
Pictograms/Emoticons...................................................................................2-8
Line Break.
....................................................................................................2-9
Entering Space..............................................................................................2-9
Hangul.
.......................................................................................................2-10
Using Quick Address List ............................................................................2-10
Deleting/Editing..........................................................................................2-10
User Dictionary (Japanese).
.................................................................. 2-11
Editing User Dictionary................................................................................2-11
Saving to User Dictionary............................................................................2-11
Phone Book.......................................................................................... 2-12
Phone Book Window.
..................................................................................2-12
Creating New Entries..................................................................................2-12
Entry Search.
...............................................................................................2-13
Calling from Phone Book.
............................................................................2-14
Deleting Phone Book Entries.......................................................................2-14
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 2-15
Text Entry...................................................................................................2-15
User Dictionary.
...........................................................................................2-16
Phone Book................................................................................................2-16


2-2
Basic Operations
2
Accessing Functions
Use these methods to access handset applications: 
・
	Shortcuts
・
 Main Menu (Standard Menu)
・
 Main Menu (Simple Menu)
・
 Shortcut Keys
Using Shortcuts
Select Call, Messaging, Yahoo!, or Media. Use 
multiple functions at the same time (e.g. use the 
Internet during a call).
a	In Standby, or active function, k
b	g to highlight item → f (Select)
・
	To exit an active function, open the window 
and press y.
・
	To exit all active functions, highlight 
 at 
Shortcuts and press f (Yes).
・
 When you exit all active functions, a confirmation 
may appear for some functions. If a confirmation 
appears, choose Yes.
・
	If Camera is active, shortcuts do not appear in text 
entry window.
Using Main Menu
Using Standard Menu
a	In Standby, f
Main Menu
b	Highlight item → f (Select)
c	Repeat Step b to select item
・
	Press c to return to the previous operation 
step.
・
	Press y to exit menu. Handset returns to 
Standby. If multiple functions are active, active 
window appears.
・
	Press y to cancel operation. Handset returns 
to Standby or previous window. In some menus, a 
confirmation appears.
・
	Speed Dial numbers appear in item or list window. 
Press corresponding Keypad key to select an item.
・
	If item title is too long to view, highlight it to scroll 
title. Adjust scrolling speed (fP.13-6).
Example: Selecting Wallpaper
Settings → Display settings → Wallpaper
Highlight Settings
→ f (Select)
Highlight Display
settings
→ f (Select)
Highlight Wallpaper
→ f (Select)
Wallpaper Setting
Window Appears


2-3
Basic Operations
2
・
	Perform the same operation from simple menu. 
However, some functions are unavailable. 
Toggling Standard Menu/Simple Menu
a	f → Settings → Menu switch
b	Standard menu/Simple menu
Using Shortcut Keys
In Standby, use these keys to access functions: 
Key
Menu/Function
u
Short Press
Messaging menu
Long Press
Create S! Mail
i
Short Press
Yahoo! Keitai main menu
Long Press
Yahoo! Keitai menu
j
Short Press
Activate Camera
Long Press
Activate Video
k
Short Press
Shortcuts
w
Short Press
Favorites
a
Short Press
Open Call Log (Received) 
d
Short Press
Open Call Log (Dialed) 
x
Short Press
Search Phone Book 
Long Press
Add to Phone Book 
f
Short Press
Main menu
Long Press
Activate/Cancel Key Lock
t
Short Press
Open Call Log (All) 
Key
Menu/Function
c
Short Press
Play Answering Machine
Long Press
Activate/Cancel Answering 
Machine
* Long Press
Manner mode setting window
# Long Press
Toggle Manner mode On/Off


2-4
Basic Operations
2
Incoming Settings
Adjust Volume, Ringtone and Vibration settings.
Use Ringtone/Vibration pattern to identify caller.
Changing Volume
Select from six volume levels: 0 (off) to 5.
a	f → Settings → Sound settings → 
Volume
b	Select incoming type
c	s to adjust volume → f (Select)
・
	Highlight volume → u (Play) to playback.
Changing Ringtone
Besides presets, get Ring songs, music, or videos via 
Internet for handset use.
a	f → Settings → Sound settings → 
Ringtone
b	Select incoming type
c	Select Ringtone type
d	Select Ringtone file
・
 Highlight file name → u (Play) to playback.
・
	Handset does not support .mmf files. Opening an 
.mmf file may cause handset to malfunction.
Setting Vibration
Select Vibration Pattern from following options: Off, 
Pattern 1 to Pattern 5.
a	f → Settings → Sound settings → 
Vibration
b	Select incoming type
c	Select Vibration
■	 To Cancel Vibration
Off
■	 To Select Vibration Pattern
Pattern 1 through Pattern 5
・
 Highlight file name → u (Play) to view a pattern.


2-5
Basic Operations
2
Advanced
s 
●
●Adjust Volume (rP.13-4)
●
●Set Ringtone for Voice Call (rP.13-4)
●
●Set Ringtone to Something Other than Voice Call 
(rP.13-4)
●
●Set Ringtone Duration to Something Other than 
Voice Call (rP.13-4)
●
●Search Machi-Uta
® (rP.13-4)
●
●Set Machi-Uta
® (rP.13-4)
●
●Register/Cancel Machi-Uta
® (rP.13-4)
●
●View Instruction for Machi-Uta
® (rP.13-4)
●
●Set Vibration (rP.13-4)
Standby Display Options
Wallpaper
Set still image to appear in Standby. Alternatively, set 
Wallpapers to None.
a	f → Settings → Display settings → 
Wallpaper
b	Highlight file name 
■	 To Set Preset Pictures
Preset pictures → Select file → f (Set)
■	 To Set Image from Pictures
Pictures → Select file → f (Set)
■	 To Set Image from Digital Camera Folder
Digital camera → Select file → f (Set)
■	 To Set None
None
・Set file on Memory Card, confirmation 
appears. Press Yes to set.
Advanced
s 
●
●Change User Interface Language (rP.13-2)
●
●Set Time Zone Updating (rP.13-2)
●
●Change Home Zone Time (rP.13-2)
●
●Activate/Cancel Daylight Savings Time (rP.13-2)
●
●Set Time (rP.13-2)
●
●Set Date (rP.13-2)
●
●Change Time Format (rP.13-2)
●
●Change Date Format (rP.13-2)
●
●Set Time Correction (rP.13-2)
●
●Set Earphone Settings (rP.13-2)
●
●Change Wallpaper (rP.13-5)
●
●Set/Cancel Smart Wallpaper (rP.13-5)
●
●Change Wallpaper for Smart Wallpaper (rP.13-5)
●
●Change Main Menu Settings (rP.13-5)
●
●Set Menu Color Theme (rP.13-5)
●
●Change Clock/Calendar (rP.13-5)
●
●Set Mini Clock (rP.13-5)
●
●Set Font Weight (rP.13-5)
●
●Set Text Size in List Font (rP.13-5)
●
●Change Text Scroll Speed for Menu List (rP.13-6)
●
●Adjust Display Brightness (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Backlight Time (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Backlight Dimmer Time (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Battery Saving Mode (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Text Type in Dialling Display (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Text Size in Dialling Display (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Text Color in Dialling Display (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Background Color in Dialling Display (rP.13-6)
●
●Set Operator Name (rP.13-6)


2-6
Basic Operations
2
Text Entry
Enter Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana (single-/double-
byte), alphanumerics (single-/double-byte), 
symbols (single-/double-byte), pictograms, 
emoticons or Hangul.
Icon
Entry Mode
Icon
Entry Mode
Kanji or Hiragana
 (fP.2-7)
Symbols (double-
byte) (fP.2-8)
Katakana 
 (double-byte) 
 (fP.2-8)
Symbols (single-
byte) (fP.2-8)
Katakana 
 (single-byte) 
 (fP.2-8)
Pict. (Common) 
 (fP.2-8)
Alphanumerics 
 (double-byte) 
 (fP.2-8)
Pict. (All) 
 (fP.2-8)
Alphanumerics
 (single-byte) 
 (fP.2-8)
Hangul
 (fP.2-10)
Emoticons
 (fP.2-8)
Alphanumerics 
(double-byte, 
lower case) 
 (fP.2-8)
Number 
 (double-byte) 
 (fP.2-8)
Alphanumerics 
(single-byte, lower 
case) (fP.2-8)
Number (single-
byte) (fP.2-8)
History (fP.2-8)
See "Changing Entry Mode" (fP.2-7) about toggling 
Entry mode.
Text Entry Window
Current Entry Mode
Text Entry
Entered 
(bytes)/
Available 
(bytes)
Suggestions
Text Entry Field
Suggestions*
Japanese Kana 
Conversion
Alternatives
*Suggestions do not appear in Katakana, 
Alphanumeric (double-byte), Number, or Hangul 
entry mode. If Prediction is set to Off in Kanji/Kana 
entry mode, press u (Convert) / i (EngNumKana) 
to convert text.
・
	Suggestions differ by season or time of day.
・
	Only numbers can be entered in Date & Time or 
Alarm time. Text entry window does not appear. 
Enter numbers directly in Text entry field. 
・
	When Voice Call arrives while entering text, simply 
answer the call. When the call ends, text entry 
window returns. When Alarm is activated, end 
Alarm to return to text entry window.


2-7
Basic Operations
2
Changing Entry Mode
Toggle text entry mode: Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana 
(single-/double-byte), Alphanumerics (single-/double-
byte), Symbols (single-/double-byte), Pictograms, 
Emoticons or Hangul.
a	In text entry window, j
b	Select entry mode
・
	In text entry window, press k to toggle to history/
Pict. (Common). Press j / k to toggle history/
Pict. (Common)/Pict. (All)/Symbol (Full)/Emoticon.
Kana/Kanji
Use predictive entry to convert and enter 
characters. Alternatively, directly convert entered 
Hiragana. Katakana or pictograms may appear in 
Suggestions.
Example: Enter 鈴木
a	In text entry window, j
b	漢かな
c	3 (three times)
・
	す is entered.
d	d
・
	To enter same character continuously, d 
to move cursor to the right.
e	3 (three times) → *
・
	ず is entered.
f	2 (twice)
・
	き is entered.
g	Highlight 鈴木 → f (OK)
・
	After entering hiragana, press * to add ゛
 or ゜
.
・
	After entering hiragana, press * to toggle case.
・
	Press c to cancel a misentry.
・
	If you over-toggle character, press t to toggle 
in reverse.
・
	To set as Hiragana, press f (Confirm).
・
	If no suggestions appear, press u (Convert) → 
g to change conversion range → Highlight 
conversion alternatives → f (Select) → Repeat 
steps for other characters.
・
	If conversion fails, try another reading. For multiple 
Kanji words, try converting characters separately.
・
	While suggestions appear, press u (Convert) 
for conversion alternatives. While conversion 
alternatives appear, press u (Predict) to return to 
Suggestions.


2-8
Basic Operations
2
Katakana/Alphabet/Number
Use the suggested characters shown in text entry 
window to input text, when entering single-byte 
characters.
a	In text entry window, j 
→ カナ/ｶﾅ/Ab/Ab/12/12
b	Enter katakana/alphabet/number 
・
	After entering katakana, press * to add ゛
 or ゜
.
・
	After entering katakana, press * to toggle 
case.
・
	In Alphabet entry mode ( 
 , 
 , 
 , 
 ), 
enter a character then press * to toggle case.
・
	Press c to cancel a misentry.
・
	If you over-toggle character, press t to toggle 
in reverse.
・
	To enter same character continuously, press d to 
move cursor to the right.
・
	In Kanji/Kana entry mode, enter characters and 
press i (EngNumKana) to toggle Katakana/
Alphanumerics/Numbers entry mode.  
Example: Enter くも and press i (EngNumKana), 
クモ, C, or 22277777 appears in Suggestions.
Symbol
For available symbols, see "Symbols" (fP.14-13).
a	In text entry window, j → 
！＠＃/!@#
・
	Press k → j / k to toggle text entry 
mode.
・
	Press u (Prev.page) / i (Next page) until 
symbol appears.
b	Select character
・
	Enter symbols continuously. To cancel 
Symbols entry, press c.
・
	Once entered symbols remain as history and 
appear in All History.
・
	In Kanji/Kana entry mode, enter characters and 
press u (Convert) to convert to symbols.
 Example: Enter てん and press u (Convert), . or 
… appear in Suggestions.
Pictograms/Emoticons
Combine symbols to enter emoticons as well as 
pictograms (fP.14-14).
a	In text entry window, j → 
Pictogram/Emoticon
・
	Press k → j / k to toggle text entry 
mode.
・
	Press u (Prev.page) / i (Next page) until 
 
pictogram or emoticon appears.
b	Select pictogram/emoticon
・
	You can continuously enter pictograms and 
emoticons. To stop entering pictograms or 
emoticons, press c.
・
	Selecting Pict. (Common) 
 is available only in 
Message window/Subject window. Select 
 to 
send message to non-SoftBank devices.
・
	Once entered pictograms remain as history and 
appear in All History.
・
	In Kanji/Kana entry mode, enter はーと, でんわ 
and convert to pictograms. Similarly, わーい or 
えーん can be converted to emoticons. 


2-9
Basic Operations
2
Line Break
To enter line break in Hangul entry mode, place 
cursor at the end of the text.
a	In text entry window, # (five 
times) → f (OK)
・In Symbol (Full)/Symbol (Half) entry 
mode, highlight line break → f (Select).
・
	Place cursor at the end of the text → Press 
x to insert line breaks.
・
	Line breaks cannot be inserted in some entry 
windows (e.g., Subject window in Messaging).
Entering Space
Entering space varies by Entry mode.
漢かな/ カナ/ ｶﾅ
D
a	0 (five times)
・
	In 漢かな entry mode, press f (Confirm) to enter 
space.
Ａｂ/Ab
a	0 (twice)
Symbol (Full)/Symbol (Half)
a	s and highlight 
 → f (Select)
Hangul
a	0 (three times)
・
 
When Entry mode is １２/12/Pictogram/Emoticon, 
toggle the above Entry mode and enter.
・
	When cursor is at the end of a sentence, entering 
space with d is also available.
・
	Space cannot be inserted in some entry windows 
(e.g., Recipient window in Messaging).


2-10
Basic Operations
2
Hangul
a	In text entry window, j → Hangul
・
	If a confirmation appears, press f (OK).
b	Enter characters
・
	Press number keys to enter assigned 
character units that appear; combine 
several consonants and vowels.
Consonant Example (Key Assignment) 
4 (once) 
4 (twice) 
4 (three times) 
Vowel Example (Key Assignment) 
012
0122
021
0221
023
0223
023121
Using Quick Address List 
Save mail addresses/URLs for easy entry.
a	In Mail address or URL entry 
window or field, i → Insert → 
Quick address list
b	Select mail address/URL
Deleting/Editing
a	Move cursor to character, and c
・
	When a space is highlighted, the character before 
the cursor is deleted.
・
	To delete all characters after cursor, press c for 
1 + seconds. If there are no characters after cursor, 
all characters are deleted.
・
	Press y for text entry window exit confirmation. 
Advanced
brP.2-15
●
●Inserting Saved Information
●
●Jumping Cursor to Top/End
●
●Changing Text Entry Setting
s 
●
●Set Text Size in Editor (rP.13-6)


2-11
Basic Operations
2
User Dictionary (Japanese)
Save frequently used words/phrases of up to 40 
characters; entries appear in Suggestions when 
Reading is entered.
Editing User Dictionary
a	f → Settings → Phone settings 
→ User dictionary → Japanese 
dictionary/English dictionary
b	New entry
・
	If more than one entry is saved in User 
Dictionary, press u (Add).
c	Select Word field → Enter word or 
sentence
d	Select Reading field → Enter 
reading
e	u (Save)
Saving to User Dictionary
a	In text entry window, i → Add to 
dictionary
b	Highlight the first character → f 
(Start)
c	Highlight the last character → f 
(End)
d	Japanese dictionary/English 
dictionary
e	Select Reading field → Enter 
reading
f	u (Save)
・
	If selecting the range which includes a line break, 
character strings before the line break are saved. 
Advanced
brP.2-16
●
●	
Deleting Entries from User Dictionary
s
●
●	
Save Entries to User Dictionary (rP.13-3)
●
●	
Edit User Dictionary Entries (rP.13-3)
●
●	
Delete User Dictionary Entries (rP.13-3)


2-12
Basic Operations
2
Phone Book
Create up to 1000 entries. Number of savable items 
per entry varies by USIM Card. Insert USIM Card into 
compatible SoftBank handsets to access USIM Card 
entries.
For savable data for a Phone Book entry, see "Phone 
Book" (fP.14-16).
Note
・
	
Protect Important Information
 Phone Book entries may be lost/altered if 
battery is removed or left uncharged for an 
extended period; accidents/malfunctions 
may also affect entries. Back up entries and 
store separately. SoftBank Mobile is not 
liable for damages from lost information.
・
	If different USIM Card with saved entries is 
inserted, copy saved USIM entries to handset, 
confirmation appears when handset is first 
powered on. Choose Yes to copy entries.
Phone Book Window
Phone Book entries (fP.2-12) are divided into three 
tabs. Select tabs to view desired information.
Each Phone Book tab contains items listed below: 
Tab
Item
Phone number 
E-mail address 
Photo
Homepage 
Group
Company
Birthday
Job title
Blood type
Memo
Address 
Secret
Vibe: Voice call
Tone: Voice call
Vibe: Message
Tone: Message
Creating New Entries
Save new Phone Book entries to Phone or USIM Card.
Default: Phone
Set save location to USIM Card as required (fP.13-10).
Create new entry or save from Call Log record.
Saving Information as a New Entry
Create new entry; save name, reading, phone 
number, and mail address.
・
	 For other items, see "Adding Information to 
Phone Book Entry" (fP.2-16).
a	x → u (New)
・
	If Save setting (fP.13-10) is set to Always 
ask, save location prompt appears. Select 
Phone/USIM.
New Entry
Items
b	Select Last name field → Enter last 
name
c	Select First name field → Enter 
first name


2-13
Basic Operations
2
d	
Select Reading: Last name field → 
Edit reading as required
e	Select Reading: First name field → 
Edit reading as required
f	Select Phone number field → Enter 
number → Select phone type
g	Select E-mail address field → Enter 
mail address → Select address 
type
h	u (Save)
・
	 0 through 9, #, *, -, P (pause), and + (International 
Code) can be registered for entering in Phone 
number field. Press * to toggle *, - and P. Press 
0 (1 + seconds) to enter +.
・
 If a Memory Card file is selected for incoming 
image or Ringtone, copy file to handset 
confirmation appears. For a copy protected file, 
move file to handset first confirmation appears. 
Choose Yes to complete setting.
・
	When using Samsung New PC Studio to 
synchronize Phone Book entries with a PC, secret 
entries are not synchronized to PC. If an entry 
is changed to a secret entry, it can no longer be 
synchronized and is deleted from the PC. 
Samsung New PC Studio is available for download 
from SAMSUNG Website (http: //jp.samsungmobile.
com/pc/lineup/001download.html).
Entry Search
Use ABC/Group/Reading to search entries.
a	x
Phone Book List
b	i → Settings → Search method
c	ABC/Group/Reading
・
	Selected search method is saved.
Saving Entries from Call Log Records
Save numbers in Call Log records to new or existing 
entries.
a	t / a / d
b	Highlight/select record → i
 
c	Add to Phonebook
d	Select saving method
■	 To Save as a New Entry
New → (fP.2-12 Creating New Entries b)
■	 To Update Existing Entry
Update → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
→ Save a number to Phone Book (fP.2-12)
・
	If save setting (fP.13-10) is set to Always 
ask, a message appears to prompt you to 
specify a saving location. Select Phone/
USIM.


2-14
Basic Operations
2
d	Search entry
■	 To Search Alphabetically
g to select letter → r to select entry
■	 To Search by Group
Select a group → View entry from search 
result
■	 To Search by Reading
View entry from search result
Entry Details
・
	Search by entering a lead-off letter.
・
	If Security → Secret is set to Hide, secret entries 
do not appear. In Phone Book search window, press 
i → Unlock temporarily → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) to see secret entries.
Calling from Phone Book
a	Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → 
f (Select)
b	Highlight phone number → f 
(
)
c	Place a call
■	 To Place a Voice Call
Voice call
■	 To Place a Call after Editing Number
Copy to dial → Edit phone number → f 
(
) / i → International call (fP
.3-10 
International Calling)
■	 To Place an International Call
international call (fP.3-10 International 
Calling b)
Deleting Phone Book Entries
Deleting an Entry
a	x → Highlight entry → i → 
Delete → Selected → Yes
・
	Alternatively, in Entry details window, press i → 
Delete → Yes.
Deleting Multiple Entries
a	x → i → Delete
b	Delete entries
■	 To Delete Multiple Entries
Multiple → Check entries → u (Delete) 
→ Yes
■	 To Delete All Entries
All → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes


2-15
Basic Operations
2
Advanced
brP.2-16
●
●Adding Information to Phone Book Entry
●
●Sending Phone Book Entry
●
●Copying Entries between Phone & USIM
●
●Temporarily Canceling Phone Book Secret Mode
●
●Viewing USIM Card Service Number
●
●Editing Phone Book Entry
●
●Copying Item
●
●Setting Face Link from Phone Book Entry
●
●Adding Phone Book Entry to Favorites
●
●Saving Phone Book Entry
●
●Entering & Saving Phone Number
s
●
●Activate/Cancel Simple Search (rP.13-3)
●
●Set Text Size in Phone Book (rP.13-6)
●
●Select Phone Book Save Location (rP.13-10)
●
●Change Phone Book Preference (Phone/USIM) 
(rP.13-10)
●
●Change Search Method (rP.13-10)
●
●Set Font Size (rP.13-10)
●
●Copy All Phone Book Entries & Save on Handset & 
USIM Card (rP.13-10)
Advanced Settings
Text Entry
Entering Date/Time
In text entry window, select Kanji/Kana entry 
mode → Enter Hiragana with Keypad → i 
(EngNumKana) → Highlight entry in Suggestions → 
f (Select)
Specifying Range to Copy/Cut
In text entry window, i → Edit → Copy or Cut 
→ Highlight the first character of the range to cut/
copy → f (Start) → Highlight the last character 
to specify the range → f (End)
・
	 To copy or cut all text in text entry window, press 
i (All).
・
	 Copied or cut text remains even if handset is 
powered off.
Pasting Copied/Cut Text
In text entry window, move cursor to the position to 
paste → i → Edit → Paste → Select item
Undoing Text Entry
In text entry window, i → Edit → Undo
・
	 In Kanji/Kana entry mode and Alphabet (single-
byte) entry mode, undo operations immediately 
after performing conversion. Undo Cut, Paste, or 
Delete are available. 
Inserting Saved Information
In text entry window, i → Insert
■	To Insert Text on Notepad
Notepad → Select item
■	To Insert Barcode 
Bar code reader → Scan barcode 
 (fP.9-9)
■	To Insert Information in Phone Book
Phonebook → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
→ Select item
■	To Insert Account Details 
Account details → Select item
■	To Insert Signature
Signature
■	To Insert a Part of Mail Address
Quick address list (fP.2-10)
・
	 For some text entry windows, inserting items above 
may not be available.
Jumping Cursor to Top/End
In text entry window, i → Cursor position → 
Select item
Changing Text Entry Setting
In text entry window, i → Settings
■	To Activate/Cancel Prediction
Prediction → On or Off
■	To Activate/Cancel Learning Function
Learning → On or Off


2-16
Basic Operations
2
■	To Activate/Cancel Auto Capitalization
Auto capitalization → On or Off
■	To Activate/Cancel Flexible Search
Flexible search → On or Off
■	To Reset Learning Function
Reset learning → Enter Phone Password → 
f (OK) → Yes
■	To Clear History for Pictograms/Emoticons
Clear history → Yes
■	To Change Font Size
Font size → Large/Standard/Small
■	To Change Cursor Speed
Auto cursor → Off/Slow/Normal/Fast/Very 
fast
User Dictionary
Deleting Entries from User Dictionary
f → Settings → Phone settings → User 
dictionary → Japanese dictionary/English 
dictionary
■	To Delete an Entry
Highlight item → i → Delete → Selected → 
Yes 
■	To Delete Multiple Entries
i → Delete → Multiple → Check items → 
u (Delete) → Yes 
■	To Delete All Entries
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
Phone Book
Adding Information to Phone Book Entry
x → u (New)
Or
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → u (Edit)
■	To Save Group
 → Select Group field → Select item → 
u (Save)
■	To Save Birthday
 → Select Birthday field → Enter birthday 
→ u (Save)
■	To Save Blood Type
 → Select Blood type field → Select item 
→ u (Save)
■	To Save Address
 → Select Address field → Select Type 
field → Private/Business/Others → Select Zip 
code field → Enter zip code → Select Country 
field → Enter country name → Select Province 
field → Enter province name → Select City field 
→ Enter city name → Select Street field → Enter 
street name → Select Additional information 
field → Enter additional information → u 
(Done) → u (Save)
■	To Save URL
 → Select Homepage field → Enter URL 
→ Select type → u (Save)
■	To Save Company
 → Select Company field → Enter 
company name → u (Save)
■	To Save Job Title
 → Select Job title field → Enter job title 
→ u (Save)
■	To Save Memo
 → Select Memo field → Enter text → u 
(Save)
■	To Set Secret
 → Select Secret field → On or Off → 
u (Save)
・
	 Items other than Group are unavailable in USIM 
Card Phone Book.
Setting Incoming Image to Phone Book Entry
x → u (New) → 
 → Select Photo field
Or 
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → u (Edit) 
→ 
 → Select Photo field
■	To Set from Saved Still Image
Pictures → Select file → u (Save)
・
 With Memory Card inserted, select a file from 
Pictures or Digital Camera folder.
■To Set Character
Character icon → Select item → u (Save)
■	To Set by Capturing Still Image
Take photo → Capture still image → f (Save) 
→ u (Save)
■	To Cancel Set Incoming Image
Off → u (Save)
・
	 If a Memory Card file is set as incoming image, copy 
file to handset first confirmation appears. If file is 
copy protected, move file to handset first confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to complete setting.


2-17
Basic Operations
2
Setting Ringtone to Phone Book Entry
x → u (New) → 
 → Select Ringtone 
settings field 
Or 
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → u (Edit) 
→ 
 → Select Ringtone settings field
■	To Set Ringtone for Voice Call
Select Tone: Voice call field → Select file location 
→ Select file → u (Save)
■	To Set Ringtone for Message
Select Tone: Message field → Ringtone 
→ Select a file location → Select a file → 
Duration → Enter duration → u (Done) → 
u (Save)
・
 To reset setting, select file → i (Reset).
・
 While selecting a file, press u (Play) to playback.
・
 If a Memory Card file is set as Ringtone, copy file 
to handset first confirmation appears. If file is copy 
protected, move file to handset first confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to complete setting.
Setting Vibration to Phone Book Entry
x → u (New) → 
 → Select Vibration 
settings field 
Or
x → Search entry (fP.2-13) → u (Edit) → 
 
→ Select Vibration settings field
■To Set Ringtone
Select Vibe: Voice call field → Select Vibration 
pattern → u (Save)
■To Set Ringtone for Message
Select Vibe: Message field → Select Vibration 
pattern → u (Save)
・
	 While selecting a Vibration pattern, press u (Play) 
to check the pattern.
Creating Message from Phone Book Entry
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13)
■	To Create Message from Phone Book
Highlight phone number → f (
) → S! 
Mail or SMS → (fP.4-4 S! Mail e, P.4-5 SMS e)
■	To Create Message from Mail Address
Highlight mail address → f (
) → (fP.4-4 
S! Mail e)
Opening Website from Phone Book Entry
x → Search and select entry with homepage 
saved (fP.2-13) → 
 → Highlight homepage → 
f (Access) → Yes/PC site browser
Sending Phone Book Entry
x → i → Send
・
	 In Entry details window, press i → Send.
■	To Send via Message
Via message → Check entries → u (Send) → 
(fP.4-4 S! Mail b)
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → Check entries → u (Send) → 
(fP.12-3)
Copying Entries between Phone & USIM
■	To Copy an Entry
x → Highlight entry → i → Copy to USIM/
Copy to phone → Selected → Yes
・
	 In Entry details window, press i → Copy to 
USIM/Copy to phone → Yes.


2-18
Basic Operations
2
■To Copy Multiple Entries
x → i → Copy to USIM/Copy to phone 
→ Multiple → Check entries → u (Copy) → 
Yes
■	To Copy All Entries from Phone to USIM/
USIM to Phone
x → i → Copy to USIM/Copy to phone 
→ All → Yes
Temporarily Canceling Phone Book Secret 
Mode
x → i → Unlock temporarily → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK)
・
	 If Security → Secret mode is set to Hide, 
numbers set as Secret mode On appear 
temporarily in Phone Book.
Viewing USIM Card Service Number
x → i → Service number
・
	 The item Service number may not appear for 
some USIM Cards.
Specifying Saving Destination for Phone Book 
Entries
x → i → Settings → Save to → Phone/
USIM/Always Ask
Toggling Phone Book View between USIM & 
Phone
x → i → Settings → Change view → 
Phone/USIM/Phone & USIM
・
	 Change remains even if handset is powered off.
Editing Phone Book Entry
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → u (Edit) 
→ (fP.2-12 Creating New Entries b)
・
	 To edit secret Phone Book entry, set Secret to 
Show.
 Or
 i → Unlock temporarily → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK)
Copying Item
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → Highlight 
item → i → Copy item
Setting Face Link from Phone Book Entry
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → i → 
Face link
■	To Save Face Link from a Saved Still Image
Face registration → Select from Image 1 
to Image 5 → Pictures → Select file → f 
(Register)
■	To Save Face Link by Capturing a Still Image
Face registration → Select from Image 1 to 
Image 5 → Take photo → Capture still image 
→ f (Save)
■	To View Other Face Link Images
This person's photo
■	To Select Images to be Saved as Face Link 
Images
This person's photo → i → Add → Select 
file → f (Register)
・
 For an image without Face Link, select This 
person's photo → f (Add) → Select a file 
→ Yes → Use s to move name tag → f 
(Save).
■	To Search & Save Same Face Link Images
This person's photo → i → Face search 
→ Yes
■	To Cancel Same Face Link Images
This person's photo → Highlight a file → i 
→ Remove → Selected → Yes
・
	 To cancel multiple Face Link images, This 
person's photo → i → Remove → 
Multiple → Check files → u (Remove) → 
Yes.
・
	 To cancel all Face Link images, This person's 
photo → i → Remove → All → Enter 
Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes.
Adding Phone Book Entry to Favorites
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → i → 
Add to Favorites → Select number/No setting → 
Select address/No setting → u (Save)
・
	 Alternatively, press w → f (Add) → Select 
entry to add.
 Or
 w → i → Add → Select Phone Book
・
	 Add entry to Favorites and in Standby, press Softkey 
to call or message (fP.3-5).


2-19
Basic Operations
2
Saving Phone Book Entry
x → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → i → 
Save to Data Folder → Phone/Memory card 
→ Yes
・
 To save a file to Memory card, insert Memory 
Card.
Entering & Saving Phone Number
Enter phone number → i → Add to Phonebook
■	To Save New Entry
New → (fP.2-12 Creating New Entries b)
■	To Update Entry
Update → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → 
Enter each item (fP.2-12)
・
	 Only name, reading, mail address, and group can 
be saved to USIM Card.
Adding Groups
f → Phone → Group settings → u (Add)
■	To Set Group Names
Select Group name field → Enter group name → 
u (Save)
■	To Set Group Icon
Select Group icon field → Select icon → u 
(Save)
■	To Set Incoming Image
Select Group photo field → Pictures/Character 
icon/Take photo/Off → Set incoming image → 
u (Save)
・
	 If Pictures is selected, select file.
・
	 If Character icon is selected, select icon.
・
	 If Take photo is selected, capture a still image.
・
	 If Off is selected, incoming image will not be 
set.
■	To Set Ringtone
・
	 To Set Ringtone for Voice Call
Select Tone: Voice call field → Select a file 
location → Select a file → u (Save)
・
	 To Set Ringtone for Message
Select Tone: Message field → Ringtone 
→ Select a file location → Select a file → 
Duration → Enter duration → u (Done) → 
u (Save)
■	To Set Vibration
Vibe: Voice call field/Vibe: Message field → Select 
Vibration pattern → u (Save)
・
	 For USIM Card, only group name and group icon 
can be set.
・
	 Images and Ringtones set for individual entries 
take priority over Group setting.
Changing Group Settings
f → Phone → Group settings → Highlight 
group → f (Edit) → Edit each item the same way 
as items are added (fP.2-19) → u (Save)
Sorting Group
f → Phone → Group settings → Highlight 
group → i → Change order → Use r to 
move cursor to the position to move to → f (OK)
Deleting Group
f → Phone → Group settings → Highlight 
group → Delete → Yes
Toggling Group View between USIM & Phone
f → Phone → Group settings → Highlight 
group → Change view → Phone/USIM/Phone 
& USIM


3
	 	 Calling
Voice Call.
............................................................................................... 3-2
Placing a Voice Call.
......................................................................................3-2
Receiving a Voice Call...................................................................................3-2
In-Call Operations.........................................................................................3-3
Favorites.
................................................................................................ 3-4
Saving Entries as Favorites............................................................................3-4
Using Favorites.............................................................................................3-5
Sending Messages.
........................................................................................3-5
Emergency Numbers.
.............................................................................. 3-5
Answering Machine.
............................................................................... 3-6
Activating & Canceling..................................................................................3-6
Using Answering Machine.
............................................................................3-6
Deleting Messages........................................................................................3-6
Black List................................................................................................ 3-7
Rejecting Incoming Call.
................................................................................3-7
Calls from Specified Numbers........................................................................3-7
Calls from Unknown ID Numbers.
..................................................................3-7
Calls from Withheld ID Numbers.
...................................................................3-7
Calls from Public Pay Phones.
........................................................................3-7
Calls from Unavailable ID Numbers.
...............................................................3-7
Call Log Records/Ranking.
...................................................................... 3-8
Viewing Call Log Records..............................................................................3-8
Viewing Ranking...........................................................................................3-8
Calling Call Log Records.
...............................................................................3-9
Deleting Call Log Records.
.............................................................................3-9
Resetting Ranking.........................................................................................3-9
Checking Call Time/Cost.
...................................................................... 3-10
International Calling............................................................................ 3-10
Global Roaming.
................................................................................... 3-11
Setting Network..........................................................................................3-11
Calling Outside Japan.
.................................................................................3-11
Optional Services................................................................................. 3-12
Voicemail.
...................................................................................................3-13
Call Forwarding.
..........................................................................................3-14
Call Waiting.
...............................................................................................3-15
Conference Call.
..........................................................................................3-15
Call Barring.
................................................................................................3-16
Caller ID.....................................................................................................3-17
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 3-18
Voice Call...................................................................................................3-18
Call Log Records/Ranking.
...........................................................................3-18
Conference Call.
..........................................................................................3-19


Calling
3-2
3
Voice Call
Placing a Voice Call
Directly enter phone number to call.
To place a call from Phone Book, see "Calling from 
Phone Book" (fP.2-14).
a	Enter phone number including area 
code
Phone Number
Entry Window
b	Confirm entered phone number → 
t / f (
)
c	To end the call → y
・
	To correct entered digit, press c. Press c for 
1 + seconds to delete all.
・
	To enter P (pause), press * twice. To enter + 
(International Code), press 0 for 1 + seconds.
・
	When entering phone number, press last digit 1+ 
seconds to initiate dialing.
・
	When the line is busy, press y to end the call 
and try again later. If Auto redial (fP.13-10) is On, 
number is automatically redialed. Press i (cancel)/
y to cancel redialing.
・
	When Stereo Earphone Microphone (optional) is 
connected and Earphone call is set to On in 
Standby, press Stereo Earphone Microphone switch 
for 1+ seconds to call specified phone number. 
Press it again for 1 + seconds to end the call.
Receiving a Voice Call
a	Voice Call window appears, t
b	To end the call → y
・
	To put caller on hold, press y. To connect the 
call, press t / f (Accept).
・
	If Stereo Earphone Microphone (optional) is 
connected, press Stereo Earphone Microphone 
switch for 1 + seconds to accept Voice Calls. Press 
it again for 1 + seconds to end the call.
・
	Missed Call Window
Missed call window appears for unanswered calls. 
Select View to view incoming calls (fP.3-8).
・
	Ringtone
Specify Ringtones by Phone Book entry or Category 
(fP.2-17, P.2-19). If they are not set, they will ring 
according to the activated mode (fP.14-10).
If Security → Secret is set to Hide when a 
call from a secret entry number is received, the 
handset will ring according to the activated mode.


Calling
3-3
3
・
	Incoming Call Window
If a caller sends Caller ID, phone number appears. 
If saved in Phone Book, name also appears. If 
caller hides Caller ID, Withheld appears.
If incoming image has been saved in Phone Book 
or for a group, saved image also appears (fP.2-16, 
P.2-19). If Security → Secret is set to Hide when a 
call from a secret entry is received, only number 
appears.
・
	When You Cannot Answer a Call
Use Call Forwarding or Voicemail to handle calls. 
While handset rings/vibrates, press u (Forward) 
to forward the call to Voicemail or designated 
number immediately (fP.3-13, P.3-14). Alternatively, 
press f (Record) to record caller message on 
handset (fP.3-6).
In-Call Operations
Adjusting Volume
a	During a call, r
・
	Adjust Earpiece or Earphone (optional) volume.
Setting remains even if handset is powered off.
Holding Incoming Call
Place call on hold and reconnect.
a	During a call, i → Hold
・
	When a call is put on hold, the party on hold 
hears a hold tone and neither party can hear each 
other's voice.
・
	To reconnect call, press i → Answer.
・
	To put a current call on hold, separate subscription 
is required to use either Call Waiting (fP.3-15) or 
Conference Call (fP.3-15). No liability is assumed for 
any damage associated with SSL/TLS use.
Recording a Call
a	During a call, i → Record → 
f (Record)
b	End recording → u (Stop)
・
 
Record voice for up to two minutes during a call.
・
 
To pause recording, press f (Pause). 
Press f (Record) to resume recording; press u 
(Save) to save recording up to paused point.
・
 
Recorded sound file is saved to Ring Songs・
Tones in Data Folder.
・
 
If Call Waiting is subscribed to, recording is 
stopped when there is another incoming call, and 
Incoming call window appears.
・
 
If the call is terminated while being recorded, 
recording is automatically shut off, and the voice 
file is saved.


Calling
3-4
3
Text Memo
a	During a call, i → Memo
b	u (Add) → Enter text memo → 
Select Category field → Select 
category → u (Save)
Advanced
brP.3-18
●
●Saving Entered Phone Number to Phone Book
●
●Sending New Message to Entered Number
●
●Showing/Hiding Your Number for a Call
●
●Setting Mute
●
●Talking in Low Voice
s
●
●Set Any Key Answer (rP.13-3)
●
●Answer Incoming Call by Opening Handset (rP
.13-3)
●
●Accept/Reject Calls from Specified Phone Numbers 
(rP.13-8)
●
●Create/Edit Black List (rP.13-9)
●
●Accept/Reject Calls from Unknown Numbers 
(rP.13-9)
●
●Accept/Reject Calls When Number is Withheld 
(rP.13-9)
●
●Accept/Reject Calls from Payphones (rP.13-9)
●
●Accept/Reject Calls When Number is Unavailable 
(rP.13-9)
●
●Show/Hide Your Own Number (rP.13-10)
●
●Set Handset to Automatically Redial Busy Numbers 
(rP.13-10)
●
●Activate/Cancel Automatic Ringer Reduction 
(rP.13-10)
●
●Enable/Disable Calling via Stereo Earphone 
Microphone (rP.13-10)
●
●Set Clear Talk (rP.13-10)
●
●Adjust Earpiece Volume (rP.13-10)
Favorites
Save Phone Book entries as Favorites for quick 
calling.
Saving Entries as Favorites
Save up to 20 frequently used entries.
a	f → Phone → Favorites
b	f (Add)
・
	If more than one entry is saved in favorites, 
press i → Add.
c	Search and select Phone Book 
entry (fP.2-13)
d	Select number/No setting → Select 
address/No setting → u (Save)
・
	To remove saved phone number and mail address, 
press f → Phone → Favorites → Highlight 
entries → i → Remove → Selected.
・
	Secret entry phone numbers cannot be saved as Favorites.
・
	Setting phone number saved as Favorites to secret 
entry cancels Favorites setting automatically.


Calling
3-5
3
Using Favorites
a	f → Phone → Favorites 
b	Highlight designated number → 
t / f (
)
・
	In Favorites, number designated to entry appears. 
Alternatively, in Standby, enter designated number 
→ f (
).
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press w to view Favorites.
Sending Messages
a	f → Phone → Favorites 
b	Highlight designated number → u 
(
) → Create message (fP.4-4 S! 
Mail e)
・
	In Favorites, number designated to entry appears.
Alternatively, in Standby, enter designated number 
→ f (
).
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press w to view Favorites.
Emergency Numbers
Call 110 (Police), 119 (Fire & Ambulance) or 118 
(Maritime Safety Agency). These numbers can be 
dialed even when certain Call Barring settings are 
active. See details below.
001SC Status
Emergency 
Numbers
Offline Mode activated (fP.1-11) 
N/A
Phone Lock activated (fP.10-3) 
N/A
Password Lock activated (fP.10-4) 
N/A
Required PIN not entered (fP.10-4) 
N/A
USIM Card cannot be authenticated 
(fP.10-4) 
N/A
Outgoing Call Barring activated 
(fP.3-17) 
Applicable
Note
・
	
Emergency calls may not be possible outside 
Japan depending on available network, signal 
conditions or handset settings.
Emergency Location Report
When calls are placed to Police or other emergency 
agencies from handset, handset location information 
is automatically sent to the corresponding agency.
Handset transmits location based on base station 
positioning information. 
・
	Location accuracy may vary by geography or 
signal conditions. Always verify your location with 
address or nearby landmark.
・
	Base station positioning accuracy ranges from 
several hundred meters to ten kilometers. This 
information may differ from actual location due to 
distance of the closest base station location.
・
	This function is only available if the agency 
receiving an emergency call has implemented the 
infrastructure for receiving location information.
・
	If you hide Caller ID by dialing 184 before calling 
an emergency number, your location information 
is not sent. However, authorities may access this 
information when necessary.
・
	No subscription/Communication charges required.


Calling
3-6
3
Answering Machine
Handset records up to three 15-second messages.
Activating & Canceling
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Answering machine
b	On/Off → On or Off
・
	If Answering machine is on, 
 appears in Standby.
・
	In Standby, press c for 1 + seconds to activate/
cancel Answering Machine.
・
	Calls appear in Call Log records.
Note
・
	
If handset is off, out-of-range, or in Offline 
Mode, Answering Machine is unavailable. 
Use Voicemail to handle incoming calls.
・
	
Answering Machine requires at least 600 KB 
of unused handset memory.
Using Answering Machine
Use Answering Machine to record caller messages 
(fP.3-6).
a	f → Phone → Play messages
b	Select a message
・
	After Answering Machine records a message, 
 
appears on Standby.
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press t → Highlight 
Answering machine → u (
) → Select 
entry.
・
	Alternatively, press f → Settings → Call settings 
→ Answering machine → Play messages → 
Select message.
Deleting Messages
a	f → Phone → Play messages
b	Highlight message → u (Delete) → 
Yes
・
	Message is deleted; Missed call appears in Call 
Log.
Advanced
s
●
●Activate/Cancel Answering Machine (rP.13-8)
●
●Set Answering Machine Response Time (rP.13-8)
●
●Play Answering Machine Records (rP.13-8)
●
●Set Answering Machine Response Language 
(rP.13-8)


Calling
3-7
3
Black List
Reject incoming calls. Alternatively, reject calls 
from specified or unknown numbers (fP.13-9).
Rejecting Incoming Call
a	While handset rings, i (Reject)
・
	Rejected calls appear in Call Log records.
・
	If Call Forwarding or Voicemail is unset, while 
handset rings, press u (Forward) to reject the 
call.  
Call is unavailable due to the reasons 
of other party message appears on caller's 
handset before call is disconnected. If handset is 
incompatible, call is simply disconnected.
Calls from Specified Numbers
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Reject incoming calls
b	Set reject number → On/Off → On
・
	For calls from Black list, caller hears a busy 
tone and call is not connected. Missed Call 
Notification appears in Standby. Select 
notification to check missed call.
・
	Choose Off to allow calls from specified 
numbers.
c	Black list
d	f (Add)
・If more than one phone number is saved in 
Black list, press i → Add.
e	Add an entry
■To Add from Phone Book
Phonebook → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13)
■To Add from Call Log/Ranking
Call log → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 
→ Select entry
■To Enter Phone Number Directly
Direct input → Enter Phone Number
f	u (Done)
・
	To delete saved numbers after c, highlight 
numbers → i → Delete → Selected → Yes.
Calls from Unknown ID Numbers
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Reject incoming calls
b	Unknown → On
・
	Choose Off to allow calls from unknown 
numbers.
Calls from Withheld ID Numbers
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Reject incoming calls
b	Withheld → On
・
	Choose Off to allow calls from withheld ID 
numbers.
Calls from Public Pay Phones
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Reject incoming calls
b	Payphone → On
・
	Choose Off to allow calls from pay phones.
Calls from Unavailable ID Numbers
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Reject incoming calls
b	Unavailable → On
・
	Choose Off to allow calls from unavailable 
ID numbers.


Calling
3-8
3
Call Log Records/Ranking
Choose from 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 to view 
Call Log. Ranking for outgoing call appears in 
Ranking. Confirm call type, number, or time. Call 
Log holds a combined total of 1000 calls, 500 
incoming calls, 500 outgoing calls and top ten 
rankings.
Viewing Call Log Records
a	t → 
 / 
 / 
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press d to show 
outgoing call log records.
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press a to show 
incoming call log records.
Call Log
(Incoming Calls)
b	Select record
・
	Call Log Record Icons
 : Outgoing Voice Call
 : Incoming Voice Call
 : Missed Voice Call
 : Rejected Voice Call
 : Voicemail Notification
 : Missed Call Notification
 : Answering Machine
・
	If Security → Secret mode is set to Hide, 
names do not appear in Call Log for secret entries.
・Alternatively, in Standby, press f → Phone 
→ Call log → 
 / 
 / 
 to confirm 
Call Log.
Viewing Ranking
a	t → 
Call Log
(Ranking)
b	Select ranking
・
	If Security → Secret mode is set to Hide, numbers 
set as Secret mode On will not appear in Call Log.
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press f → Phone → 
Call log → 
.


Calling
3-9
3
Calling Call Log Records
a	t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 
→ Highlight a log/ranking
b	Place a call
■	 To Place a Voice Call
t / f (
) 
・
	Alternatively, highlight log → i → 
Voice call to place a Voice Call.
■	 To Place an International Call
i → International call → Highlight 
country/Select Enter Code and Enter 
country code → t / f (
) 
・
	Highlight log → i → International 
call → Highlight country → t / f 
(
)
Or 
Highlight log → i → International 
call → Select Enter code → Enter country 
code → t / f (
) to place an 
International Call.
■	 To Call after Editing the Call Number
i → Copy to dial → Edit number → f 
(
) / i → International call (fP
.3-11 
Calling Outside Japan) 
・
	Alternatively, highlight log → i → 
Copy to dial → Edit number → f 
(
) / i → International call 
(fP.3-10).
Deleting Call Log Records
a	t → 
 / 
 / 
b	Delete records
■	To Delete a Record
Highlight record → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes
■	To Delete Several Records	
i → Delete → Multiple → Check 
records → u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Records
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
	To confirm and delete records one by one, after a, 
select record → Confirm and i → Delete → Yes.
Resetting Ranking
a	t → 
b	Reset ranking
■	 To Reset a Ranking
Highlight ranking → i → Reset ranking 
→ Selected → Yes
■	 To Reset Multiple Rankings
i → Ranking reset → Multiple → 
Check ranking → u (Reset) → Yes
■	 To Reset All Rankings
i → Ranking reset → All → Enter 
Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
Advanced
brP.3-18
●
●Viewing Phone Book Entry Details via Call Log
●
●Adding Log Record Numbers to Phone Book
●
●Adding Call Log Record Numbers to Black List
●
●Hiding/Showing Ranking


Calling
3-10
3
Checking Call Time/Cost
Show charge after call may not be available 
depending on your contract conditions. 
Call settings menu includes items below.
Menu Item
Action
All calls
Confirm or reset approximate 
total call time/cost.
Last call
Confirm or reset approximate call 
time/cost of the previous call.
Data counter
Confirm or reset approximate 
incoming/outgoing data volume.
Show charge 
after call
Set whether to show call time/
cost after ending a call.
Set currency
Set or change currency.
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Call time & cost
b	Select item
・
	To reset All calls/Last call/Data counter, press 
u (Reset).
Advanced
s
●
●Check Call Time/Cost (rP.13-8) 
●
●Check Last Call Time/Cost (rP.13-8) 
●
●Check Data Counter (rP.13-8) 
●
●Show/Hide Call Time/Cost after Calls (rP.13-8) 
●
●Change Call Cost Currency (rP.13-8) 
International Calling
a	Enter a phone number including 
area code
b	i → International call → 
Highlight country → t / 
f (
) 
Or
i → International call → Enter 
Code → Enter country number → 
t / f (
) 
・
	Country code entry is not required to 
call SoftBank handsets outside of Japan, 
regardless of country.


Calling
3-11
3
Global Roaming
This handset is compatible with 3G networks.
It will not function on GSM or GPRS networks. 
Apply for Global Roaming Service beforehand.
For information, see SoftBank Mobile Website: 
(http: //mb.softbank.jp/en/global_services/) 
Setting Network
This handset is SoftBank 3G network compatible. 
To use this handset outside Japan, switch network 
(service provider) in 3G Roaming areas.
Selecting a Network 
Select network (service provider) for the area where 
handset is used. Manual selection is also available.
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
International call → Select operator 
→ Select Auto/Manual
b	Select Network mode
■	 To Set Automatically
Automatic
■	 To Specify Operator
Manual → Select an item
Setting Preferred Network
Add Network list preferentially selected when 
Automatic is set.
a	f → Settings → Call settings 
→ International call → Select 
operator → Set priority
b	Add Preferred Network list
■	 To Select & Add from Network List
i → Insert → Network list → Select 
network
■	 To Add Network
Highlight location to insert network, i 
→ Insert → New network → In Country 
code field, enter country code → In Network 
code field, enter Network code → Select 
Network name field → Enter Network name 
→ u (Save) 
・
	To delete network, after a, highlight network → 
i → Delete → Yes.
・
	Items to set in New Network are as follows.
Country code: Up to three digits
Network code: Up to three digits
Network name: Up to 20 words
Calling Outside Japan
Emergency calls may not be possible outside of 
Japan depending on network, signal conditions, or 
handset settings (fP.3-5).
a	Enter a phone number including 
area code → t
b	Place a call
■	 To Place a Call to Japan
Call to Japan
■	 To Place a Call to Visiting Country
Visiting country
■	 To Place a Call to a Country Other than 
Japan
Call to a country Other than Japan → 
Select country
■	 To Place a Call by Entering Number
Call this number
・
	If Never is checked or Roaming dial 
assistant is Off, operation above is not 
required.
・
	To place a call by directly entering country number, 
press 0 for 1 + seconds to enter +. Enter 
country number, phone number excluding the first 
0 → Press t to dial. To place a call to Italy, 
include the first 0 if there is one.
・
	If + and country code is included at beginning of 
phone number, b is not required.


Calling
3-12
3
Advanced
s
●
●Save International Code (rP.13-9) 
●
●Add/Change/Delete Country Number (rP.13-9) 
●
●Select Network to Access (rP.13-9) 
●
●Select Preferred Network from List (rP.13-9) 
●
●Add a New Preferred Network (rP.13-9) 
●
●Set Roaming Dial Assistant (rP.13-9) 
●
●Retrieve Network Information Manually (rP.13-23) 
●
●Seek the Most Prioritized Network (rP.13-23)
Optional Services
Available optional services are as follows: 
Service
Description
Voicemail
Divert all or all unanswered 
calls to Voicemail Center; access 
caller messages via handset from 
within the service area or via a 
touchtone phone anywhere. 
・
 Set Missed Call Notification 
to notify missed calls by 
notification when handset is off 
or out-of-range (fP.3-14).
Call Forwarding
When you know you will 
be unable to answer calls, 
automatically divert calls to a 
specified number. 
Call Waiting
Put the line on hold to answer 
another line or alternate between 
lines. Or toggle lines among 
multiple lines simultaneously. 
Conference Call
Open another line while one is 
engaged; toggle lines or talk with 
up to six parties simultaneously. 
Call Barring
Restrict incoming or outgoing 
calls by condition. 
Caller ID
Show/hide your own number 
when placing calls. 
Note
・
	
Call Waiting and Conference Call require 
separate subscription.
・
	
If Out appears, services are unavailable. 
For landline operation or service details, 
see SoftBank Mobile Website (http: //www.
softbank.jp).


Calling
3-13
3
Voicemail
Handset forwards Voice Calls to Voicemail Center 
according to the following conditions: 
Forwarding 
Condition
Description
Always
Handset does not ring/vibrate 
for incoming calls; calls are 
diverted automatically. Missed Call 
Notification does not appear. 
No reply
Unanswered calls are diverted after 
the specified ring time, or when the 
line is busy or handset is outside 
service area. 
Note
・
	
Voicemail and Call Forwarding cannot be 
active at the same time. 
・
	
Activating Voicemail cancels Call Forwarding.
Activating Voicemail
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Voicemail/Call 
forwarding → Voicemail on
b	Select an item
■	 To Transfer Immediately
Always (0 sec.) 
■	 To Set Ring Time before Transfer
No reply (5 to 30 sec.) 
・
	If No reply (5 to 30 sec.) is set, answer call 
within set ring time to cancel forwarding, or press 
u (Forward) to Voicemail Center to forward 
immediately.
Canceling Voicemail
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Voicemail/Call 
forwarding → Deactivate All → Yes
Listening to Voicemail Message
When a caller saves a Voicemail message, notification 
appears in Standby and 
 appears at top of Display.
Indicated by Icons and
Messages
■	 When Notification Appears
Select notification → Highlight history → 
u (
) 
・
	Select View → Select record to view 
message detail.
・
	Press i (Close) to clear the notification 
without playing the message.
■	 When Notification Does Not Appear
f → Phone → Call voicemail 
→ t / f (
) 
Or
Enter 1416 → t / f (
) 
・
	If you delete a message you played, 
 disappears.


Calling
3-14
3
Activating Missed Call Notification
Notification appears for missed calls while handset 
is off or outside service area; or when caller saves 
message at Voicemail Center while the line is 
engaged.
a	Enter 1414 → t / f (
) 
b	Follow guidance
・
	Alternatively, press f → Settings → Call 
settings → Optional services → Missed call 
notification to activate Missed Call Notification.
・
	Notification is saved as Call Log record.
・
 Missed Call Notification is complimentary. 
Advanced
s
●
●Forward All Calls to Voicemail (Handset Does Not 
Ring) (rP.13-7) 
●
●Forward Unanswered Calls to Voicemail (Specify 
Ring Time) (rP.13-7) 
●
●Cancel Voicemail/Call Forwarding (rP.13-7) 
●
●Confirm Current Voicemail/Call Forwarding Settings 
(rP.13-7) 
●
●Listen to Voicemail Message (rP.13-7) 
●
●Cancel Voicemail/Call Forwarding (rP.13-7) 
Call Forwarding
Forward incoming calls to a specified number in 
accordance with the predefined forwarding condition 
which you can set (fP.3-14).
Note
・
	
Call Forwarding and Voicemail cannot be 
used at the same time.
・
	
Activating Call Forwarding cancels 
Voicemail.
Activating/Canceling Call Forwarding
Specify a forwarding number beforehand.
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Voicemail/Call 
forwarding → Call forwarding on/
Deactivate All
・
	When canceled, confirmation appears. 
Choose Yes to end operation.
b	Always (0 sec.) or No reply (5 sec.) 
to No reply (30 sec.) 
c	Set forwarding number
■	 To Use Previous Forwarding Number
Last set number → Select number
■	 To Enter from Phone Book
Phonebook → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13) → Select number
■	 To Enter Number Directly
Enter number → Enter phone number
・
	If No reply (5 to 30 sec.) is set, answer call 
within set ring time to cancel forwarding, or press 
u (Forward) to forward immediately.
Advanced
s
●
●Activate & Set Forwarding (rP.13-7) 
●
●Cancel Voicemail/Call Forwarding (rP.13-7) 
●
●Confirm Current Voicemail/Call Forwarding Settings 
(rP.13-7) 


Calling
3-15
3
Call Waiting
Separate subscription is required to use this 
service. For use with Voice Calls only.
Activating/Canceling Call Waiting
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Call waiting
b	On or Off
・
	For current status, select Get status after a.
Accepting a Second Call
If a call arrives during a call, interrupt tone sounds 
and notice appears. Put first call on hold to answer.
a	After interrupt tone sounds, 
f (Accept) → Answer (Hold call)/
Answer (End call) 
・
	To put current call on hold to answer 
second call, press t.
・
	To put current call on hold to answer 
second call, select Hold call.
・
	To end current call to answer second call, 
select End call.
b	To switch parties, u (Group call) 
c	Switch party
■	 To End Selected Call
End this call
■ To Switch to Group Call
Call to all
■ To Switch Party
Switch
■	 To End All Calls
End all calls
・
	If one party ends a call with another on hold, press 
i → Answer to talk with party on hold again.
・
	If Call Forwarding or Voicemail is set and 
second call is not answered, it is forwarded to a 
forwarding number or Voicemail Center.
・
	If forwarding condition is set to Always, Call 
Waiting is unavailable.
Advanced
s
●
●	
Activate/Cancel Call Waiting (rP.13-7) 
●
● 
Confirm Current Call Waiting Settings (rP.13-7) 
Conference Call
Talk with up to six parties simultaneously.
This service requires separate subscription.
Placing New Call During a Call
Connecting a second call places first one on hold.
a	During a call → Enter phone 
number
・
	To select from Phone Book, press i → 
Phonebook → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13) → Select phone number.
・
	To select from Call log, press i → Call 
log → Select log.
・To enter phone number directly, press i 
→ New call → Enter phone number.
b	t / f (
) 
・
	Calling a third party is only possible with 
Conference Call (unavailable if a party is on hold).
Switching Party
a	While connected with multiple 
parties, u (Group call) → Switch
・
	If connected party ends call in Conference Call, 
party on hold remains on-hold. To talk with party 
on hold, press i → Answer to cancel hold.


Calling
3-16
3
Talking with All Parties
a	While connected with multiple 
parties, u (Group call) → Call to 
all
・
	To talk with one party again, highlight one 
party → u (Group call) → Call to this 
person.
・
	To end all calls, press u (Group call) → Select 
End all calls.
・
	When one party ends the call during Conference 
Call, continue talking with remaining parties.
Call Barring
Bar outgoing/incoming Voice Calls or SMS by 
conditions listed below.
Item
Description
Outgoing call
Bar all outgoing calls
Disables calling or 
sending SMS to all but 
emergency numbers.
Bar all international calls
Disables outgoing 
international calls and 
SMS.
Bar international calls
Disables calling or 
sending SMS to numbers 
outside of Japan and the 
country where you are.
Incoming call
Bar all incoming calls
Blocks all incoming calls 
and SMS.
Bar all roaming calls
Blocks all incoming 
international calls and 
SMS.
・
	Setting Call Barring requires Center Access Code 
(Network Password) (four-digit number specified 
at subscription).
・
	If a call is placed while Call Barring is active, a 
message appears indicating that Call Barring is 
active. The message may appear after a while 
depending on service area.
Note
・
	
If incorrect Center Access Code (Network 
Password) is entered three consecutive 
times, Call Barring is disabled. In this case, 
change Center Access Code (Network 
Password). For details, contact SoftBank 
Mobile Customer Center, General 
Information (fP.14-29).
・
	
If Call Forwarding or Voicemail is active, 
Bar all outgoing calls and Bar All incoming 
calls cannot be set (Optional Services 
override Call Barring settings).


Calling
3-17
3
Restricting Outgoing/Incoming Calls
Bar outgoing/incoming calls/transmissions by type 
(Voice Calls or SMS).
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Call barring
b	Select a restriction type
■	 For Outgoing Calls
Outgoing call → Bar all outgoing 
calls, Bar all international calls, or Bar 
international calls
■	 For Incoming Calls
Incoming call → Bar all incoming calls 
or Bar all roaming calls
c	On or Off
d	Enter Network Password → f 
(OK) 
Canceling All Barring
Cancel all barring for outgoing or incoming calls.
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Call barring
b	Cancel all barring
c	Enter Network Password → f 
(OK) → Yes
Checking Call Barring Status
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Optional services → Call barring
b	Get status → All outgoing calls, All 
international calls, International 
calls, All incoming calls or All 
roaming calls
Advanced
s
●
●Activate/Cancel Outgoing Call Barring (rP.13-7) 
●
●Activate/Cancel Incoming Call Barring (rP.13-7) 
●
●Cancel All Call Barring (rP.13-7) 
●
●Confirm Current Call Barring Settings (rP.13-7) 
Caller ID
Show/hide your own phone number.
Showing & Hiding Caller ID
a	f → Settings → Call settings → 
Caller ID
b	On or Off
・
	After a, select Get status to confirm current 
setting.
・
	Regardless of Caller ID setting, you can show/
hide your phone number every time you place a 
call (fP.3-18).
Advanced
s
●
●Show/Hide Your Own Number (rP.13-10) 


Calling
3-18
3
Advanced Settings
Voice Call
Saving Entered Phone Number to Phone Book
Enter a phone number including area code → i 
→ Add to Phonebook → (fP.2-19 Entering & Saving 
Phone Number) 
Sending New Message to Entered Number
Enter a phone number → i → Create message 
→ S! Mail or SMS → (fP.4-4 S! Mail e, P.4-5 SMS 
e) 
Showing/Hiding Your Number for a Call
Enter a phone number including area code → i
■	To Hide Your Own Number
Hide my ID → t / f (
) 
■	To Show Your Own Number
Show my ID → t / f (
) 
・
	 Otherwise, Caller ID setting applies.
・
	 Alternatively, enter 186, 184 → Enter phone 
number → t / f (
) to show/hide your 
number and place a call.
Setting Mute
During a call, u (Mute) 
・
	 During a call, press u (Unmute) to switch to a 
normal call.
Switching to Speakerphone
During a call, f (
) → Yes
・
	 To cancel Speakerphone, press f (
) during 
a call.
Talking in Low Voice
During a call, i → Whisper On
・
	 With Whisper On, your voice is amplified on 
other party's phone.
・
	 During a call, press i → Whisper Off for 
normal call.
Reducing Ambient Noise
During a call, i → Clear talk → On
Using Functions during Call
During a call, i
■	To Send Push Tones
Send DTMF → Enter digits → t / f (Send) 
■	To Search Phone Book during Call
Phonebook → (fP.2-13 Entry Search b) 
■	To View Call Log Records/Ranking
Call log → (fP.3-8) 
■	To View Account Details
Account details → (fP.1-10) 
■	To View Message Menu
Messaging → (fP.4-3)
■	To View Calendar
Calendar → (fP.9-4) 
■	To View Memo
Memo → (fP.9-8) 
Call Log Records/Ranking
Sending S! Mail from Call Log Records
t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 → Select/
Highlight a record → u (
) → (fP.4-4 S! Mail 
e) 
・
	 Alternatively, in Call Log/Ranking detail window, 
press u (
) → (fP.4-4 S! Mail e).
・
	 If more than one phone number and mail address 
are saved in Phone Book with the call record, after 
u (
), select item → (fP.4-4 S! Mail e).
Sending SMS from Call Log Records
t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 → Select/
Highlight a record → i → SMS → (fP.4-5 SMS 
e) 
・
	 Alternatively, in Call Log/Ranking detail window, 
press i → SMS → (fP.4-5 SMS e).
Viewing Phone Book Entry Details via Call Log
t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 → Select/
Highlight a record → i → View Phonebook
・
	 Alternatively, in Call Log/Ranking detail window, 
press i → View phonebook.
Adding Log Record Numbers to Phone Book
t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 → Select/
Highlight record → i → Add to Phonebook → 
(fP.2-13 Saving Entries from Call Log Records d) 
・
	 Alternatively, in Call Log/Ranking detail window, 
press i → Add to Phonebook → (fP
.2-13 Saving 
Entries from Call Log Records d).


Calling
3-19
3
Adding Call Log Record Numbers to Black List
t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 → Select a 
record → i → Add to black list → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in Call Log/Ranking detail window, 
press i → Add to black list.
Hiding/Showing Ranking
t → 
 / 
 / 
 / 
 → i → 
Display setting → Show ranking/Hide ranking
Conference Call
Ending Selected Call
During Conference Call, highlight party → u 
(Group call) → End this call
Putting All Calls on Hold
During Conference Call, u (Group call) → Hold 
all calls
・
	 To cancel on-hold, press u (Group call) → Call 
to all.


4
	 	 Messaging
Messaging Basics................................................................................... 4-2
Customizing Mail Address.
..................................................................... 4-3
Creating/Sending Messages................................................................... 4-3
S! Mail.
.........................................................................................................4-3
SMS.
.............................................................................................................4-5
Graphic Mail.................................................................................................4-6
Incoming Messages................................................................................ 4-7
Viewing New Messages................................................................................4-7
Retrieving Messages Manually.
......................................................................4-8
Viewing from Message List.
...........................................................................4-9
Replying to Received Messages...................................................................4-10
Forwarding Received Messages...................................................................4-10
Using Messages.
................................................................................... 4-11
Using Message Information.........................................................................4-11
Locking/Unlocking Messages/Templates......................................................4-12
Deleting Messages/Templates.
.....................................................................4-12
Saving Attached Files to Data Folder.
...........................................................4-13
Using Mail Group.
.......................................................................................4-13
Managing Messages.
............................................................................ 4-14
Creating Folders.
.........................................................................................4-14
Moving Messages.......................................................................................4-14
Sorting Messages........................................................................................4-14
Sorting Spam .............................................................................................4-15
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 4-16
Sending S! Mail..........................................................................................4-16
Sending SMS.
..............................................................................................4-19
Sending Graphic Mail..................................................................................4-21
Received Messages.....................................................................................4-21
Using/Managing Messages.
.........................................................................4-22
Managing Folders.......................................................................................4-25


4-2
Messaging
4
Messaging Basics
This handset supports S! Mail and SMS messaging. Learn how to send and manage text messages.
Use S! Mail to exchange long text messages with SoftBank and other E-mail compatible handsets, PCs and other mobile devices. 
Send Graphic Mail and media files via S! Mail.
Use SMS to exchange short text messages with SoftBank handsets.
Note
・
	
S! Mail requires separate subscription.
・
 
Maximum message size is increased to 
2 MB. Sending messages might incur high 
Packet Communication charges depending 
on message size and your subscription.
・
	
Messages created on handset may not 
appear on other party's handset correctly.
・
	
Received Hangul messages are viewable.
・
	
Hangul may be deleted from sent message 
or appear as spaces on other party's 
handset.
・
	
Send message containing Hangul via 
E-mail; Hangul may be deleted even if 
message is sent to Hangul compatible 
mobile phone.
S! Mail
1
SMS
Entry Items
Address
○
○
Subject
○
×
Attachment
○
×
Text
○
○
Character Limit
Up to 15,000 double-byte characters, or up 
to 30,000 single-byte characters (30 KB) 
2
Up to 70 single-/double-byte characters, or 
up to 160 single-byte alphanumeric
3
Recipient
SoftBank mobile phones, other E-mail 
compatible mobile phones, PCs
SoftBank handset
Contents
Long text message, image, sound, Graphic 
Mail, and Feeling Mail
4
Short text message
Transmit text, Pictograms, and Symbols, etc.
1Maximum message size is 2 MB including address, subject, message text, attachments, etc. (this applies to 
replay and forward S! Mail messages). Change the limit for sending message size to 300 KB.
2Limit for text entry varies with attachment size, etc.
3When Char-code is set to GSM 7 bit (fP.13-14).
4Exchange Feeling Mail only with compatible handsets.


4-3
Messaging
4
Customizing Mail Address
Change the alphanumerics before the @ in the 
address (account name).
Default: Account name consists of random 
alphanumerics.
For details, see SoftBank Mobile Website (http: //
mb.softbank.jp/en/).
Customizing mail address may help reduce spam.
a	u → Settings → Custom mail 
address
b	English → Follow onscreen 
instructions
・
	After customizing mail address, SoftBank 
sends a confirmation message.
c	u → Received msg. → Select a 
folder → Select message from 
Information → Yes
Advanced
s
●
●Customize/Change Handset Mail Address (rP
.13-11) 
Creating/Sending Messages
Drafts and sent messages are saved in different 
folders.
Sent messages appear in Sent msg. and drafts in 
Drafts.
Create and send S! Mail/SMS, Graphic Mail, and 
attach files.
S! Mail
Note
・
	
Sending messages might incur high Packet 
Communication charges depending on 
message size and your subscription. 
Set Max creation size to 300KB to limit 
message size (fP.13-13).
・
	
Messages containing Hangul characters or 
attachments with Hangul characters are 
converted to UTF-8 character encoding. 
Character encoding remains as UTF-8 even if 
Hangul characters are deleted from message. 
If character encoding is UTF-8, Graphic Mail 
and Auto art will be unavailable.
・
	
If Hangul characters are entered in a message 
containing Japanese characters, Japanese 
characters in message are converted to UTF-
8 character encoding, and character count of 
Japanese characters increases by 1.5 times. 
If character count exceeds limit, Hangul 
characters cannot be entered.
・
	
Hangul characters are viewable only when 
other party uses Hangul compatible mobile 
phone.
・
	
Enter phone number in Recipient to send S! 
Mail containing Hangul characters. If mail 
address is entered, Hangul characters will 
not be viewable.
・
	
For Graphic Mail: 
-	If text to be inserted (Notepad, Phone 
Book, etc.) contains Hangul characters, 
Hangul characters will be deleted.
-	If attachment file name is Hangul, file 
name will be converted to nonamexx (xx 
is number).
-	If part of attachment file name is Hangul, 
Hangul characters will be deleted.


4-4
Messaging
4
Sending S! Mail
a	u → Create new
・
	Alternatively, in Standby, press u for 1 + 
seconds to open Message creation window.
S! Mail Creation Window
b	Select Recipient field
c	From phonebook → Search and 
select Phone Book entry (fP.2-13) 
・
 Press u (Multiple) to select multiple 
addresses from Phone Book at once.
d	Select number or address
e	Select Subject field → Enter subject
f	Select Attach field, when attaching 
files to message (fP.4-4) 
g	Select Enter Text field → Enter text
h	u (Send) 
・
	Send S! Mail from From history/From mail 
group/Enter number/Enter address (fP.4-16).
・
	Enter SoftBank handset numbers or mail addresses 
in Recipient field. Add up to 20 recipients.
・
	If c is pressed with address, subject or text 
entered or a file attached, an exit confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to save to Draft and exit. 
Choose No to exit. Select Cancel to return to 
Message creation window.
・If y is pressed with address, subject or text 
entered or a file attached, an exit confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to exit. Choose No to return 
to Message creation window.
・
	Sent message is saved in Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
If Auto delete (fP.13-12) is On (Except protected) 
and memory is full, the oldest sent messages are 
deleted automatically (except protected ones) to 
make room for new ones. If Unsent msg. is full 
or messages cannot be deleted automatically, 
memory full confirmation appears. Delete items 
and then send message.
・
	During message creation, message size appears 
next to Create msg in Message creation window.
Attaching Files
Attach media files directly, or Phone Book/Calendar/
Tasks entries or Account Details as vcf file or vcs file.
Send messages up to 2 MB (including address, 
subject and text). If message size exceeds Max 
creation size (fP.13-13), attached image size is 
changed automatically. Alternatively, if message size 
exceeds Picture auto resize, attached image size 
changes automatically. Changing its size temporarily 
is available (fP.4-18).
Attach up to 20 files per S! Mail message.
Note
・
	
Some attachments may be lost depending 
on recipient's handset status. For 
supported file types, see SoftBank Mobile 
Website (http: //www.softbank.jp).
・
	
When attaching video, select a file recorded 
in Video (fP.6-8). If file is incompatible, a 
warning appears.
a	u → Create new → Select Attach 
field
b	Attach file
■	 To Attach Data Folder Files
Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file
■	 To Attach Images Captured by Camera
Take photo → Capture still image → 
f (Save) 
■	 To Attach Video Recorded by Camera
Record video → Record video


4-5
Messaging
4
■	 To Attach Phone Book Entries (vcf file) 
Phonebook details → Search and check 
entry (fP.2-13) → u (Add) 
■	 To Attach Calendar/Tasks Entries (vcs 
file) 
Calendar item → Select tab menu 
→ Schedule or Tasks → Highlight file
→ f (Attach) 
・
 To attach multiple files, select Calendar 
item → i → Multiple → Check items 
→ u (Add).
■	 To Attach Memo Saved as VNT Format
Notepad → Highlight file → f (Select) 
・
 To attach multiple files, select Notepad 
→ i (Multiple) → Check items → u 
(Add).
■	 To Attach Account Details
Account details → u (Add) 
・
 To add files, select Attach field → i → Add file, 
and repeat b.
・
 When files are attached, file type indicators and 
file names appear in Attached file list. 
 : Image	
 : Sound	
 : Video
 : vcs file 
 : vcf file 
 : Other
Advanced
brP.4-16
●
●Adding Address
●
●Removing Address
●
●Removing Attached File
●
●Inserting Information into S! Mail Messages
●
●Moving Cursor to Top/End of Text
●
●Adding Words to Dictionary (Japanese) 
●
●Setting Conversion
●
●Saving to Drafts
●
●Sending Feeling Mail
●
●Resetting Feeling Setting
●
●Setting Message Actions
●
●Using Template to Create S! Mail
●
●Viewing Graphic Mail
●
●Saving Graphic Mail as Template
s
●
●Change Message Text Font Size (rP.13-6) 
●
●Request/Cancel Delivery Report (rP.13-11) 
●
●Quote Text from Received Message (rP.13-11) 
●
●Select Reply Setting (rP.13-11) 
●
●Set "Reply to" Address (rP.13-11) 
●
●Show/Hide Transmission Progress Bar (rP.13-11) 
●
●Change Font Size (rP.13-12) 
●
●Set/Cancel Auto Delete for Sent Messages When 
Sent Memory is Full (rP.13-12)
●
●Set Max Creation Size (rP.13-13) 
●
●Set Message Sending Priority (rP.13-13) 
●
●Set Picture Auto Resize (rP.13-13) 
●
●Insert/Hide Signature (rP.13-14) 
●
●Edit Signature (rP.13-14) 
SMS
a	u → Create new SMS
SMS Creation Window
b	Select Recipient field 
c	From phonebook → Search and 
select entry (fP.2-13) 
d	Select a phone number
e	Select Enter Text field → Enter text
f	u (Send) 
・
 Enter SoftBank handset numbers in Recipient field. 
Add up to 20 Recipients.
・
	When entered text exceeds entry limit (fP.4-2), S! 
Mail conversion confirmation appears. Choose Yes 
to switch to S! Mail. When Hangul text is included, 
Hangul characters will be converted to UTF-8 
character encoding. 


4-6
Messaging
4
・
	Sent message is saved in Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
If Auto delete (fP
.13-12) is On (Except protected) 
and memory is full, the oldest sent messages are 
deleted automatically (except protected ones) to 
make room for new ones. If Unsent msg. is full 
or messages cannot be deleted automatically, 
memory full confirmation appears. Delete items 
and then send message.
Advanced
brP.4-19
●
●Adding Recipient
●
●Deleting Recipient
●
●Inserting Information into SMS
●
●Adding Words to Dictionary (Japanese) 
●
●Setting Conversion
●
●Saving SMS to Drafts
●
●Converting SMS to S! Mail
●
●Deleting All Text
s
●
●Request/Cancel Delivery Report (rP.13-11) 
●
●Show/Hide Transmission Progress Bar (rP.13-11) 
●
●Set Mail Service Center Message Expiry Time (rP
.13-14) 
●
●Set Message Center Number (rP.13-14) 
●
●Change Character Code (rP.13-14) 
Graphic Mail
Creating Graphic Mail
Note
・
 
Message with Hangul characters cannot be 
converted to Graphic Mail.
・
 
For Graphic Mail, Hangul characters are 
unavailable. If text to be inserted (Notepad, 
Phone Book, etc.) contains Hangul 
characters, Hangul characters will be 
deleted.
Examples: 
・
	 Changing font size and background color.
・
	 Inserting image and pictograms in Data Folder.
・
	 Scrolling characters to the left and the right.
・
	 For other items, see "Sending S! Mail" (fP.4-16).
a	u → Create new → Select Enter 
Text field
b	i → Graphic Mail (Hold: Send Key) 
Graphic Mail
Creation Window
c	Font Size → Large, Standard, or 
Small → Enter text
・
	To continue, press u (Decorate).
d	u (Decorate) → Background color
e	Select a background color
f	u (Decorate) → Image
g	Pictures → Select a file 
・
	To insert image, select Mail art.
・
	If Memory Card is inserted, select from 
Digital Camera folder.
・
	To capture image to insert, select Camera.
h	u (Decorate) → My Pict. 
→ Select a pictogram → c
i	u (Decorate) → i (Select area) → 
Move cursor to the first character 
→ f (Start) → Move cursor to the 
last character → f (End) → Effect
j	Scrolling
k	Right to left
・
	In Graphic Mail creation window, select Undo to 
reverse most recent change.
・
	In Graphic Mail creation window, select Cancel 
→ Yes to cancel all graphic settings and return to 
text entry window.


4-7
Messaging
4
Decorate S! Mail with Auto Art
a	u → Create new
b	Select Enter Text field → Enter text
c	楽デコ
d	Select Auto Art with u (Next) → 
f (OK) 
Incoming Messages
Retrieve complete S! Mail messages automatically 
or manually.
Auto download: Mail Service Center sends 
complete S! Mail messages and attachments to 
handset. Manual retrieval: Mail Service Center 
sends S! Mail Notice. 
Retrieve complete message as required. Learn 
how to receive, confirm, reply to, or forward text 
messages.
Note
・
	
Receiving messages might incur high 
Packet Communication charges depending 
on message size and your subscription. 
Set receiving options → Auto receiving to 
Off to receive part of message (fP.13-13).
Select message to receive whole message.
・
	
Forwarding/reusing messages containing 
Hangul characters causes them to be 
converted into UTF-8 character encoding. 
Character encoding remains as UTF-8 even 
if Hangul characters are deleted from 
message. If character encoding is UTF-8, 
Graphic Mail will be unavailable.
Viewing New Messages
When receiving new messages, in Standby, 
notification appears.
Note
・
	
Default: Handset retrieves complete S! 
Mail messages, including attachments. 
Depending on your contract, retrieval may 
incur charges. Set Manual Retrieval (fP.4-8).
・
	
Default: Receiving options → Auto 
receiving to On (Up to 1MB)/On (Up to 
300KB) 
Handset automatically retrieves complete 
S! Mail messages, including attachments. 
Set Auto receiving to Off to receive part of 
message (fP.13-13).
Select message to receive whole message. 


4-8
Messaging
4
a	Select notification
・
	If messages are received out of Standby, 
sender numbers or mail addresses (names 
if saved in Phone Book), etc. scroll across 
Display top. Afterward 
 appears (fP.1-3, 
P.13-11).
Information Window
(Received Messages)
Number of
Messages Received
b	View message
Message Window
(S! Mail)
・
 When a file is attached, a file name and thumbnail 
appear at the bottom of the message.
・
	When a Delivery Report arrives, 
 flashes and 
disappears. In Standby, a notification appears.
・
	Received message is saved in Received msg. If 
Auto delete (fP
.13-12) is On (Except protected)/
On (Only read) and memory is full, messages are 
automatically deleted starting first with the oldest 
to make room for new ones. However, if Auto 
delete is On (Except protected), protected 
messages are not deleted. If messages cannot 
be deleted automatically, confirmation appears. 
Delete messages and retry. 
Retrieving Messages Manually
When Receiving options → Auto receiving
 (fP.13-13) is set to Off, S! Mail is temporarily stored on 
Mail Server; part of the received message is sent to 
handset as a reception notification. Retrieve complete 
messages from Mail Server.
a	u → Received msg.
b	Select a folder → Select a 
notification
c	Retrieve mail
・
	If Max receiving size is set to 2MB 
and received message exceeds 300KB, 
confirmation appears. Select Within 
300KB/Maximum.


4-9
Messaging
4
・
	Message List Indicators
 Unread Message Notification
 
 : Priority high
 
 : Priority standard
 
 : Priority low
 Read Message Notification
 
 : Priority high
 
 : Priority standard
 
 : Priority low
Viewing from Message List
View messages from Received msg., Drafts, Sent 
msg., or Unsent msg.
a	u → Received msg., Drafts, Sent 
msg. or Unsent msg. → Select a 
folder as required
Mail Folder List Window 
(Received Message)
b	Select a message
Message List Window
 (Received Messages)
Flag
Received Button
Saved Date and Time
Sender or Recipient
Address
Heading of Subject or
Message
・
	Secret folders do not appear when Security → 
Secret mode is set to Hide. To show secret 
folders, press i → Unlock temporarily 
→ Enter Phone Password → f (OK).
・In Message list window, use s to scroll. Use s to 
select phone number in message → f (Select).
・
	In Message window, press * / # for next/
previous message.
・
	No Messages appears, when there are no 
messages in Received msg., Drafts, Sent msg., or 
Unsent msg. folders.
Message List
These indicators appear in message lists.
・
	Received Message Indicators
Description
Icon
Unread 
Read
While Receiving S! Mail
S! Mail
Priority high
 
 
 
Priority standard
 
 
Priority low
 
 
Media file inserted
 
 
Message Notification
Priority high
Priority standard
Priority low
SMS
Saved to Phone
USIM Card SMS
 
・
	Draft Message Indicators
Description
Icon
S! Mail
 
Media file inserted
 
SMS


4-10
Messaging
4
・
	Unsent Message Indicators
Description
Icon
S! Mail
S! Mail
 
Media file inserted
 
 
Resending
SMS
SMS
USIM Card SMS
・
	Sent Message Indicators
Description
Icon
S! Mail
S! Mail
 
Media file inserted
 
SMS
SMS
USIM Card SMS
Delivery Report
Unread S! Mail
 
Unread SMS
・
	If Security → Secret is set to Hide, and in 
Phone Book, Secret is set to On, only number or 
address appears for sent/received messages to/
from secret entries.
Replying to Received Messages
a	u → Received msg.
b	Select a folder → Highlight 
message → u (Reply) to replay
c	Create a message (fP.4-4 S! Mail e) 
・
	Reuse received message to reply (fP.13-11).
・
	Re: appears in Subject field automatically.
・
	To send to all recipients, press i → Reply to all 
at b.
・
	Alternatively, press u → Received msg. 
→ Select folder → Select message → i 
→ Reply/Reply to all → S! Mail/S! Mail 
(History)/SMS/SMS (History).
・
	To reply with a preset template (fP.4-21), press u 
(Hold: Quick) for 1 + seconds → Select a template. 
Forwarding Received Messages
a	u → Received msg. → Select a 
folder
b	Select a message → i → Forward
c	Create a message (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
	Fw: appears in Subject field automatically.
・
	To forward received SMS, select S! Mail or SMS.
・
	Alternatively, press u → Received msg. → 
Select folder → Highlight message → i → 
Forward → S! Mail/SMS to forward.
Advanced
brP.4-21
●
●Retrieving Part of Received Message
●
●Forwarding Reception Notification/Server Mail
●
●Calling Sender
●
●Deleting Server Mail via Notification
s
●
●Change Message Text Font Size (rP.13-6) 
●
●Change Quick Reply Message (rP.13-11) 
●
●Set Received Message Notice Content/Hide Notice 
(rP.13-11) 
●
●Select Secret Folder Message Notice Setting (rP
.13-11) 
●
●Link External Light to Incoming Feeling Mail (rP
.13-11) 
●
●Link External Light Color to Incoming Feeling Mail 
(rP.13-12) 
●
●Link Vibration to Incoming Feeling Mail (rP.13-12) 
●
●Set Whether to Sound Handset When Feeling Mail 
Arrives (rP.13-12) 
●
●Link Ringtone to Incoming Feeling Mail (rP.13-12) 
●
●Set Feeling Mail Ringtone Duration (rP.13-12) 
●
●Change Font Size (rP.13-12) 
●
●Change Scroll Unit (rP.13-12) 
●
●Set Max Receiving Size (rP.13-13) 
●
●Set S! Mail Receiving Options (rP.13-13) 
●
●Set Auto Receiving Condition (rP.13-13) 
●
●Edit Auto Receiving Condition (rP.13-14) 
●
●Set Attached Image Appearance (rP.13-14) 
●
●Set Attached Image Auto Playback (rP.13-14) 
●
●Set Attached Sound Auto Playback (rP.13-14) 


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Using Messages
Handset automatically sorts messages into five 
folders by type.
Folder
Message Type
Received msg.
Received messages are saved
Drafts
Incomplete messages are saved
Templates
Created templates are saved
Sent msg.
Sent messages are saved
Unsent msg.
Failed/Canceled/Outgoing 
messages are saved
Using Message Information
In Message creation window, highlight sender, 
recipient, phone number or mail address to save to 
Phone Book, place a call, send message, etc.
Saving to Phone Book
a	u → Received msg. → Select a 
folder → Select a message 
→ Select phone number, mail 
address, or URL → Add to 
phonebook
b	Save a number to Phone Book
■	 To Save as a New Entry
New → (fP.2-12 Creating New Entries b) 
■	 To Update Existing Entry
Update → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
→ Save a number to Phone Book (fP.2-12) 
Saving to Bookmark
a	u → Received msg. → Select a 
folder → Select a message 
→ Select URL → Add to bookmark
b	Select Title field → Enter a title
c	u (Save) 
Using Page Links
Use sender's address, phone number, mail address, 
or URL embedded in message text window.
a	u → Received msg. → Select a 
folder → Select a message
b	Use linked information
■	 To Place a Voice Call
Select a phone number → Voice call
■	 To Edit a Number before Call
Select a phone number → Edit before call
■	 To Send a Message
Select a phone number or a mail address 
→ S! Mail/SMS as required (fP.4-4 S! Mail 
e,P.4-5 SMS e) 
■	 To Access the Internet
Select URL → Open Yahoo! Keitai/Open 
PC site browser
・
	To message to a phone number, select S! Mail or 
SMS then create message.


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Locking/Unlocking Messages/Templates
Lock a message/template or all messages in a folder. 
When deleting a locked message, confirmation 
appears. Cancel lock to delete.
Locking/Unlocking Messages
a	u → Received msg., Drafts, Sent 
msg. or Unsent msg. → Select 
folder as required
b	Lock Message
■	 To Lock a Message
Highlight message → i → Lock/Unlock 
→ Selected
■	 To Lock Multiple Messages
i → Lock/Unlock → Multiple → 
Check messages → u (Lock) 
・
	Selecting all messages requires Phone 
Password entry.
■	 To Lock All Messages
i → Lock/Unlock → All
Locking/Unlocking Templates
a	u → Templates
b	Highlight template → i → Lock/
Unlock
Deleting Messages/Templates
Deleting Messages
Delete specified messages or all messages in message 
folder.
a	u → Received msg., Drafts, Sent 
msg. or Unsent msg. → Select 
folder as required
b	Delete Message
■	 To Delete a Message
Highlight message → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes
■	 To Delete Multiple Messages
i → Delete → Multiple → Check 
messages → u (Delete) → Yes
・
	Selecting all messages requires Phone 
Password entry.
■	 To Delete All Messages
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
Deleting Templates
Delete specified templates or all saved templates.
a	u → Templates
b	Delete Templates
■	 To Delete a Template
Highlight a template → i → Delete 
→ Selected → Yes
■	 To Delete Multiple Templates
i → Delete → Multiple → Check 
templates → u (Delete) → Yes
・
	Selecting all messages requires Phone 
Password entry.
■	 To Delete All Templates
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
	If protected messages or templates are included in 
the specified messages, a confirmation appears. 


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Saving Attached Files to Data Folder
a	u → Received msg. or Sent msg. 
→ Select folder → Select message
b	i → Save
■	 To Save Items
Items → Check files → u (Save) → Select 
item
・
 If file being saved is an image file, select 
Save to Pictures/Save To Pictograms/
Save To Mail art.
・
 If file being saved is a music file, select 
Save To Ring Songs・Tones/Save to 
Music.
■	 To Save All My Pictograms
All My Pictograms
■	 To Save Received Graphic Mail as 
Template
As template → Enter template name
・
	If files with same name exist, file name is 
renamed automatically.
Using Mail Group
Use Mail Group to send messages at once.
Creating Mail Group
a	f → Phone → Mail group 
→ f (New) 
・
	If Mail Group is saved, press i → New 
group.
b	Enter group name → Select group 
name → f (Add) 
c	Search and select Phone Book 
entry (fP.2-13) 
Sending Message to Mail Group
a	f → Phone → Mail group
b	Highlight Mail Group → u (
) 
→ Create message (fP
.4-4 S! Mail e) 
・
	To send to a selected member in the group, 
select group → f (
).
Advanced
brP.4-22
●
●Changing Mail Group Name
●
●Deleting Mail Group
●
●Viewing Sender & Recipient
●
●Copying Message Content
●
●Deleting Message
●
●Setting Character Code
●
●Reporting Received Message as Spam
●
●Moving to Top/Bottom of the Message
●
●Viewing Mail/Template Details
●
●Sorting Messages
●
●Set/Unset Message Flag
●
●Changing Messages to Read/Unread
●
●Moving SMS Message to Handset/USIM Card
●
●Viewing Delivery Report
●
●Canceling Sent Messages
●
●Sending Unsent Messages after Editing
●
●Viewing Error Details for Unsent Message
●
●Sending Saved Template via S! Mail
●
●Moving Template
●
●Copying Template
●
●Sorting Template
●
●Managing Template
●
●Forwarding Server Mail
●
●Deleting Mail List Messages
s
●
●Set/Cancel Auto Delete for Received Messages 
When Received Memory is Full (rP.13-12) 
●
●Set/Cancel Auto Delete for Sent Messages When 
Sent Memory is Full (rP.13-12) 


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Managing Messages
Create folders in Received msg. or Sent msg., 
or set rules to each folder to sort messages 
automatically. 
Set security to created folders. Received msg. and 
Sent msg. folder cannot be deleted and settings 
cannot be changed.
In received message lists, set flag to show/hide the 
flag. Messages can be sorted by flag status.
Creating Folders
a	u → Received msg. or Sent msg.
b	i → Add new folder
c	Edit folder name
・
	New folder appears at bottom of list.
・
	Even if folders with same name exist, 
notification does not appear.
d	If a confirmation appears, Yes/No
・
	If Yes, see (fP.4-14 Sorting Messages c).
Moving Messages
a	u → Received msg. or Sent msg. 
→ Select a folder
b	Move Message
■To Move a Message
Highlight message → i → Move to 
folder → Selected
■To Move Multiple Messages
i → Move to folder → Multiple → 
Check messages → u (Move) 
■To Move All Messages
i → Move to folder → All
c	Select a destination folder
・
 If moving a message, move confirmation 
appears, Yes/No.
・
	Received messages are saved to Received msg.
folder, and sent messages are saved to Sent msg. 
folder. To move back to the original folder after 
moving messages to another folder, operate b 
and select original folder.
Sorting Messages
Automatically sort sent/received messages to 
specified folder by number or address, etc. Sort 
messages by S! Mail subject or SMS text. Set up to 
20 rules per folder.
a	u → Received msg. or Sent msg.
b	Highlight folder → i → Auto sort
・
 To add a sorting rule for selected folder, 
press i → Add rule.
c	Set sorting rule
■	 To Select Phone Number/Mail Address 
from Phone Book
Sender (for some windows, Recipient) 
→ From phonebook → Search and select 
entry (fP
.2-13) → Select phone number or mail 
address
■	 To Select Phone Number/Mail Address 
from History
Sender (for some windows, Recipient) 
→ From history → Select tab menu → 
Sent/Received → Select a history
■	 To Select Phone Number/Mail Address 
from Group in Phone Book
Sender (for some windows, Recipient) 
→ From group → Select a group
・
	Groups saved on USIM Card cannot be set 
as a rule.


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■	 To Enter Phone Number/Mail Address 
Directly
Sender or Sender (Partial match) (for 
some windows, Recipient) → (Enter 
number or Enter address when Sender 
(for some windows, Recipient) is selected) 
→ Enter phone number or mail address
■	 To Select a Rule from Text
Subject → Enter text to set as a rule
d	Yes/No
・
	Choose Yes to sort messages in Received 
meg./Sent msg.
・
	Choose No to sort only new messages.
e	u (OK) 
Sorting Spam 
Messages from unknown mobile address are allotted 
to Spam folder without notice. 
a	u → Settings → Universal settings 
→ Anti-spam measures
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
■ To Sort Unknown Address as Spam 
Unregistered → On
■ To Sort Message with Spam Filter
Spam filter → On → Spam filter → u 
(Edit) → (if address already exists, in the 
list, i → Add filter) → Sender/Sender 
(Partial match)/Subject → (fP
.4-14 Sorting 
Messages c) 
■ To Add Address to Permitted List
Permitted list → On → Permitted list → 
u (Edit) → (if address already exists, in the 
list, i → Add filter) → Sender/Sender 
(Partial match)/Subject → (fP
.4-14 Sorting 
Messages c) 
・
 Available only when Spam filter/
Unregistered is On.
Advanced
brP.4-25
●
●Changing Folder Name
●
●Setting Secret to Folder
●
●Viewing Message/Folder Details
●
●Deleting Folders
●
●Changing Sorting Rules
●
●Deleting Sorting Rules
s
●
●Change Received Message View (rP.13-12)
●
●Change Sent Message View (rP.13-12)
●
●Sort Unregistered Mobile Address as Spam (rP
.13-12) 
●
●Sort Message with Spam Filter (rP.13-13)
●
●Add Address to Permitted List (rP.13-13)
●
●Set Address for Report Spam (rP.13-13)
●
●Select Save Location for Message (rP.13-13)


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Advanced Settings
Sending S! Mail
Specifying Recipient without Phone Book
In S! Mail creation window, select Recipient field
■	To Enter Address from History Records
From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received → Select a record
■	To Select from Mail Group
From mail group → Select Mail Group
■	To Enter Phone Number Directly
Enter number → Enter phone number
■	To Enter Mail Address Directly
Enter address → Enter mail address
Adding Address
In S! Mail creation window, select Recipient field 
→ i → Add recipients
■	To Select from Phone Book
From phonebook → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13) → Select phone number or mail address
■	To Enter Address from History Records
From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received → Select a record
■	To Select from Mail Group
From mail group → Select Mail Group
■	To Enter Phone Number
Enter number → Enter phone number
■	To Enter Mail Address
Enter address → Enter mail address
・
	 The number of addresses appears next to the 
Recipient field 
 in S! Mail creation window.
Viewing History Details
In S! Mail creation window, select Recipient field 
→ From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received → Highlight history → u (View) 
Deleting Messaging History Records
In S! Mail creation window, select Recipient field 
→ From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received
■	To Delete a Record
Highlight record → i (Delete) → Selected
■	To Delete Multiple Records
i (Delete) → Multiple → Check records → u 
(Delete) 
■	To Delete All Records
i (Delete) → All → Yes
Changing Address Type to To/Cc/Bcc
In S! Mail creation window, select Recipient field 
→ Highlight recipient → i → Change to To/
Change to Cc/Change to Bcc
Removing Address
In S! Mail creation window, select Recipient field
■	To Remove a Recipient
Highlight recipient → i → Remove → 
Selected
■	To Remove Multiple Recipients
i → Remove → Multiple → Check recipients 
→ u (Delete) 
■	To Remove All Recipients
i → Remove → All → Yes
Viewing Attached File
In S! Mail creation window, select Attach field 
→ Select a file
Removing Attached File
In S! Mail creation window, select Attach field
■	To Remove an Attached File
Highlight file → i → Remove → Selected
■	To Remove Multiple Attached Files
i → Remove → Multiple → Check files 
→ u (Delete) 
■	To Remove All Attached Files
i → Remove → All → Yes
Inserting Information into S! Mail Messages
In S! Mail creation window, while creating message, 
i → Insert
■	To Insert Notepad
Notepad → Select an item
■	To Insert Barcode
Bar code reader → (fP.9-9 Barcode/Scan b) 
■	To Insert Phone Number from Phone Book
Phonebook → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
→ Select an item


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■	To Insert Account Details
Account details → Select an item
■	To Insert Signature
Signature
■	To Insert a Part of Mail Address
Quick address list → Select an item
・
	 For Graphic Mail, Hangul characters are 
unavailable. If text to be inserted (Notepad, Phone 
Book, etc.) contains Hangul characters, Hangul 
characters will be deleted.
Moving Cursor to Top/End of Text
In S! Mail creation window, while creating message, 
i → Cursor position → Select an item
Adding Words to Dictionary (Japanese) 
In S! Mail creation window, while creating message, 
i → Add to dictionary → (fP.2-11 Saving to User 
Dictionary b) 
Setting Conversion
In S! Mail creation window, while creating message, 
i → Settings
■	To Activate/Cancel Prediction
Prediction → On/Off
■	To Activate/Cancel Learning
Learning → On/Off
■	To Activate/Cancel Auto Capitalization
Auto capitalization → On/Off
■	To Activate/Cancel Flexible Search
Flexible search → On/Off
■	To Reset Learning
Reset learning → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
■	To Clear Records of Pictograms/Symbols
Clear history → Yes
■	To Change Font Size
Font Size → Large/Standard/Small
■	To Change Cursor Movement Speed
Auto cursor → Off/Slow/Normal/Fast/Very 
fast
Saving to Drafts
In S! Mail creation window, i → Save to drafts
・
	 Only messages with recipient, subject or text 
entered, or file attached can be saved.
Sending Feeling Mail
In S! Mail creation window, i → Feeling setting 
→ Select a Feeling → Select pictogram
Resetting Feeling Setting
In S! Mail creation window, i → Reset feeling
Setting Message Actions
In S! Mail creation window, i → Action settings 
■	To Set Whether to Delete Automatically after 
the Other Party Reads the Message
Set auto delete → On/Off
■	To Set Reply Request
Reply request → On/Off → On
・
	 When On is set, select Edit message from 
Reply request to edit a message.
■	To Restrict Message Forwarding
Forward NG → On/Off → On
・
	 When On is set, select Edit message from 
Forward NG to edit a message.
■	To Restrict Message Deletion
Delete NG → On/Off → On
・
	 When On is set, select Edit message from 
Delete NG to edit a message.
■	To Restrict Message Access with an Open 
Question
Quiz → On/Off → Open question → Select 
Question field → Enter question → Select Answer 
field → Enter answer → Select Message (Correct) 
field → Enter message when answer is correct → 
Select Message (Incorrect) field → Enter message 
when answer is incorrect → u (Done) 
・
	 To edit question, select Edit question.
■	To Restrict Message Access with a Multiple 
Choice Question
Quiz → On/Off → Multiple choice question 
→ Select Question field → Enter question → 
Highlight Answer field → g to select number 
→ Select Example1 to 4 field to enter choices → 
Select Message (Correct) field → Enter message 
when answer is correct → Select Message 
(Incorrect) field → Enter message when answer is 
incorrect → u (Done) 
・
	 To edit question, select Edit question.
・
	 When Action settings are set, the recipient's 
action can be set.


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Changing Maximum Size of Message
In S! Mail creation window, i → Sending 
options → Max creation size → 2MB/300KB
・
 To view the size, in Standby, press u → Settings 
→ S! Mail settings → Sending options 
→ Max creation size (fP.13-13).
・
 If image files exceeding specified sizes are 
attached, the image file will be automatically 
resized.
・
 When Sending options setting is changed to 
300KB while a message is being created, and 
an image file exceeding 300KB is attached, 
a message will appear informing the user that 
changes cannot be made until the attached file is 
deleted.
Requesting S! Mail Delivery Report
In S! Mail creation window, i → Sending 
options → Delivery report → On or Off
・
	 Set On to receive a Delivery Report when a 
message is sent from the Mail Server to the other 
party. Set this option to message being created.
Setting Reply Settings
In S! Mail creation window, i → Sending 
options → Reply settings → On or Off
・
	 Set the address in "Reply to" address (fP.13-11).
Setting Message Priority
In S! Mail creation window, i → Sending 
options → Priority → Select an item
Setting whether to Delete Message from 
Server after Remote Forwarding
In S! Mail creation window, i → Sending 
options → Remote Fwd action → Select an item
・
	 This function is available only when forwarding 
Server Mail message (fP.4-25).
Using Template to Create S! Mail
In S! Mail creation window, i → Launch 
template → Select a template
・
 If Subject or message is entered/file is inserted or 
attached/template is used, confirmation appears. 
Choose Yes to discard previous modifications and 
set up new template.
Sending S! Mail Automatically within Signal Area
In S! Mail creation window, i → Send Reservation 
→ Within network → Yes
Setting Delivery Time
In S! Mail creation window, i → Send Reservation 
→ Date & time → In Reserved date field, enter 
reserved date → In Reserved time field, enter reserved 
time → f (OK) → Yes
Changing Text Color
In Graphic Mail creation window, Font color → 
Select a color → Enter text
Blinking Text
In Graphic Mail creation window, Effect → Blink 
→ On → Enter text
・
	 To enter normal text subsequently, in Graphic Mail 
creation window, select Effect → Blink → Off 
→ Enter text.
Aligning Text
In Graphic Mail creation window, Effect → Align 
→ Select an item → Enter text
Inserting BGM/Line
In Graphic Mail creation window, Insert 
■	To Insert BGM from Data Folder
BGM → Ring Songs・Tones or Music 
→ Select a file
■	To Record BGM to Insert
BGM → Record sound → Record sound (fP.9-13 
Recording Sound b) → i → Add to message
■	To Insert Line
Line
Canceling Inserted BGM
In Graphic Mail creation window with BGM, Insert 
→ Delete BGM
Changing Entered Text Color/Size/Effect
In Graphic Mail creation window with text entered, 
i (Select area) → Move cursor to the first 
character → f (Start) → Move cursor to the last 
character → f (End) 
■	To Change Font Color
Font Color → Select a color


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■	To Change Font Size
Font Size → Select an item
■	To Change Effect
Effect → Select an effect → Select an item
■	To Cancel These Modifications
Undo
Viewing Graphic Mail
In Graphic Mail creation window, while creating 
message, i → Preview
Saving Graphic Mail as Template
In S! Mail creation window, i → Save as 
template → Enter file name
・
	 Available only when text is decorated (fP.4-6).
Sending SMS
Specifying Recipient without Phone Book
In SMS creation window, select Recipient field
■	To Enter from History Records
From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received → Select a log
■	To Select from Mail Group
From mail group → Select Mail Group
■	To Enter Recipient Phone Number
Enter number → Enter phone number
Adding Recipient
In SMS creation window, select Recipient field 
→ i → Add recipients
■	To Select from Phone Book
From phonebook → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13) → Select phone number
■	To Enter from History Records
From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received → Select a log
■	To Select from Mail Group
From mail group → Select Mail Group
■	To Enter Phone Number
Enter number → Enter phone number
・
	 The number of recipients appears next to the 
Recipient field 
 in SMS creation window.
Viewing History Details
In SMS creation window, select Recipient field 
→ From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received → Highlight history → u (View) 
Deleting Messaging History Records
In SMS creation window, select Recipient field 
→ From history → Select tab menu → Sent or 
Received
■ To Delete a Record
Highlight record → i (Delete) → Selected
■To Delete Multiple Records
i (Delete) → Multiple → Check records → u 
(Delete) 
■ To Delete All Records
i (Delete) → All → Yes
Deleting Recipient
In SMS creation window, select Recipient field
■To Delete a Recipient
Highlight recipient → i → Remove → 
Selected
■To Delete Multiple Recipients
i → Remove → Multiple → Check recipients 
→ u (Delete) 
■To Delete All Recipients
i → Remove → All → Yes


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Inserting Information into SMS
In SMS creation window, while creating message, 
i → Insert
■	To Insert Notepad
Notepad → Select an item
■	To Insert Barcode
Bar code reader → (fP.9-9 Barcode/Scan b) 
■	To Insert Phone Number from Phone Book
Phonebook → Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
→ Select an item
■	To Insert Account Details
Account details → Select an item
■	To Insert Signature
Signature
■	To Insert a Part of Address
Quick address list → Select an item
Adding Words to Dictionary (Japanese) 
In SMS creation window, while creating message, 
i → Add to dictionary → (fP.2-11 Saving to User 
Dictionary b) 
Setting Conversion
In SMS creation window, while creating message, 
i → Settings
■	To Activate/Cancel Prediction
Prediction → On/Off
■	To Activate/Cancel Learning
Learning → On/Off
■To Activate/Cancel Auto Capitalization
Auto capitalization → On/Off
■To Activate/Cancel Flexible Search
Flexible search → On/Off
■	To Reset Learning
Reset learning → Enter Phone Password → f 
(OK) → Yes
■	To Clear Records of Pictograms/Symbols
Clear history → Yes
■To Change Font Size
Font size → Large/Standard/Small
■ To Change Cursor Movement Speed
Auto cursor → Off/Slow/Normal/Fast/Very 
fast
Saving SMS to Drafts
In SMS creation window, i → Save to drafts
・
	 Available only when either recipient or text is entered.
Converting SMS to S! Mail
In SMS creation window, i → Change to S! 
Mail → Yes
・
	 If SMS containing Hangul characters is converted 
to S! Mail, Graphic Mail will be unavailable.
Requesting SMS Delivery Report
In SMS creation window, i → Sending options 
→ Delivery report → On or Off
・
	 Set On to receive a Delivery Report when a message 
is sent from the Message Center to the other party. 
Set this option to message being created.
Setting Mail Server Expiry Time
In SMS creation window, i → Sending options 
→ Expiry time → Select an item
Deleting All Text
In SMS creation window, i → Remove text → 
Yes
Sending SMS Automatically within Signal Area
In SMS creation window, i → Send Reservation 
→ Within network → Yes
Setting Delivery Time
In SMS creation window, i → Send Reservation 
→ Date & time → In Reserved date field, enter 
reserved date → In Reserved time field, enter 
reserved time → f (OK) → Yes


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Sending Graphic Mail
Setting Position to Add Auto Art
In S! Mail creation window, 楽デコ → i (Settings) 
→ Pictogram → Inline+Sentence end/
Sentence end → f (OK) → u (Send) 
・
	 Enter message to add Auto art.
Setting Text Color/Text Size/Background Color
In S! Mail creation window, 楽デコ → i (Settings) 
→ Text color/Text size/Background color 
→ On/Off → f (OK) → u (Send) 
・
	 Enter message to add Auto art.
Changing Auto Art Theme
In S! Mail creation window, 楽デコ → i (Settings) 
→ Select theme → Emotional character/Black 
& Simple/Normal → f (OK) → u (Send) 
・
	 Enter message to add Auto art.
Using Templates
u → Templates → Select template → f (Mail) 
→ Send message (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
Received Messages
Retrieving Messages Manually
u → Retrieve new
Setting Display Size of Attached Image
u → Received msg. → Select folder → 
Select message → i → Settings → Picture 
appearance → Select an item
Retrieving Part of Received Message
u → Received msg. → Select folder
■To Retrieve a Message
Highlight message → i → Retrieve mail → 
Selected
■To Retrieve Multiple Messages
i → Retrieve mail → Multiple → Check 
messages → u (Retrieve) 
■To Retrieve All Messages
i → Retrieve mail → All
・
	 If Max receiving size is set to 2MB and received 
message exceeds 300KB, confirmation appears. 
Select Within 300KB/Maximum.
Forwarding Reception Notification/Server Mail
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Select 
notification → i → Forward → Select an item 
→ (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
 After selecting a folder, highlight notification → 
i → Forward → Select an item → (fP.4-4 S! 
Mail b).
Calling Sender
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Highlight 
message → i → Call → t / f (
) 
・
	 The sender should be logged as a phone number.
Deleting Server Mail via Notification
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Select 
notification → i → Delete → Select an item → 
Yes
Replying to a Message with a Predefined Template
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Select 
message → Press u (Hold: Quick) for 1 + seconds 
→ Select template
・
	 After selecting a folder, highlight a message → 
Press u (Hold: Quick) for 1 + seconds → Select 
predefined template.
・
	 After template is selected, message will be sent. 


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4
Using/Managing Messages
Viewing Attachment
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
→ Select a folder as required → Select message → 
Select a file
・
 To save a file other than image file to Data Folder 
before viewing, in Message window, select a file 
→ Save. For image file, in Message window, select 
a file → u (Save) → Save to Pictures/Save to 
Pictograms/Save to Mail art.
・
 To register attachment to vcf file or vcs file 
before viewing, in Message window, select a 
file → Register to Phonebook or Register to 
Calendar.
・
 If a file requiring Content Key is attached, a 
confirmation appears. To view the file, choose Yes 
and purchase or acquire Content Key.
・
 Select a file which allows play/view only once → 
Yes, a confirmation appears.
Changing Mail Group Name
f → Phone → Mail group → Highlight Group → 
i → Rename group → Enter Group name
Deleting Mail Group
f → Phone → Mail group
■To Delete a Mail Group
Highlight Mail Group → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes
■To Delete All Mail Groups
i → Delete → All → Yes
Removing Member in Mail Group
f → Phone → Mail group → Select group
■To Remove a Member
Highlight member → i (Remove) → Selected
■To Remove Multiple Members
i (Remove) → Multiple → Check members → 
u (Remove) 
■To Remove All Members
i (Remove) → All → Yes
Viewing Sender & Recipient
u → Received msg. or Sent msg. → Select 
folder → Select message → i → View mail 
address 
Copying Message Content
u → Received msg. or Sent msg. → Select 
folder → Select message → i → Copy
■	To Copy Sender/Recipient Address
Address → Select address
■	To Copy Subject
Subject → (fP.2-15 Specifying Range to Copy/Cut) 
■	To Copy Text
Message text → (fP.2-15 Specifying Range to 
Copy/Cut) 
Deleting Message
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
→ Select folder as required → Select message → 
i → Delete → Yes
Setting Font Size
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
→ Select folder as required → Select message → 
i → Settings → Font size → Select an item
Changing Scroll Unit
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
→ Select folder as required → Select message → 
i → Settings → Scroll unit → Select an item
Setting Character Code
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Select 
message → i → Char-code → Select an item
Reporting Received Message as Spam
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Select 
message → i → Report spam → u (Send) 
Moving to Top/Bottom of the Message
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
→ Select folder as required → Select message → 
i → Scroll jump → Select an item
Viewing Mail/Template Details
u → Received msg., Templates or Sent msg. 
→ Select folder as required → Select message or 
template → i → Details
・
	 Alternatively, press u → Received msg., Drafts, 
Templates, Sent msg. or Unsent msg. → Select 
folder as required → Highlight message/template 
→ i → Details.


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4
Sorting Messages
u → Received msg., Drafts, Sent msg. or 
Unsent msg. → Select folder as required → i
→ Sort by → Select an item 
・
	 Sort messages by following items.
-	 By time (Time ↓/Time ↑) 
-	 By recipients/sender (Recipients/Sender) 
-	 By read or unread messages (Read/Unread) 
-	 By subject (Subject) 
-	 By message size (Size) 
-	 By attachment (Attach) 
-	 By locked/unlocked message (Lock) 
- By flag (Flag) 
・
	 When Recipients, Sender or Subject is selected, 
messages are sorted in order by single-byte symbol, 
single-byte number, single-byte alphabet, single-
byte Katakana, double-byte Hiragana, double-
byte Katakana, Hangul, Kanji, Pictograms, double-
byte number, double-byte symbol and double-byte 
alphabet. When Subject is selected, messages 
with Untitled appear first.
Set/Unset Message Flag
u → Received msg. → Select folder → Highlight 
message → i → Set flag (Press: 1key)/Unset 
flag (Press: 1key) 
・
	 Alternatively, press u → Received msg. → 
Select folder → Highlight message → 1.
Changing Messages to Read/Unread
u → Received msg. → Select a folder
■To Change a Message to Read/Unread
Highlight message → i → Switch to unread/
Switch to read → Selected
■To Change Multiple Messages to Read/
Unread
i → Switch to unread/Switch to read → 
Multiple → Check messages → u (Unread)/
u (Read) 
■To Change All Messages
i → Switch to unread/Switch to read → 
All
・
	 Setting toggles according to each selection.
Moving SMS Message to Handset/USIM Card
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Unsent msg. 
→ Select folder as required → Highlight SMS → i 
→ Move to USIM/Move to Phone
・
	 The number of messages that can be saved varies 
according to the USIM Card.
・
	 When moving received SMS messages in a personal 
folder to USIM Card, a confirmation appears. 
Choose Yes to move to USIM Card.
Sending Draft Message
u → Drafts → Select message → u (Send) 
・
	 When recipient is not entered, u (Send) is 
unavailable.
Editing & Sending Sent Messages
u → Sent msg. → Select folder → Select message 
→ u (Edit) → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b, P.4-5 SMS b) 
・
	 Alternatively, press u → Sent msg. → Select 
folder → Highlight message → u (Edit).
Viewing Delivery Report
u → Sent msg. → Select folder → Select a 
message with Delivery report setting → i 
→ Report
Canceling Sent Messages
u → Sent msg. → Select folder → Select 
message to cancel → i → Set sent cancel 
→ Yes → Let me cancel the mail transmitted 
sometime ago is sent
Sending Unsent Messages after Editing
u → Unsent msg. → Select message → i → 
Edit → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b, P.4-5 SMS b) 
・
	 Alternatively, press u → Unsent msg. → 
Highlight message → i → Edit.
Resending Unsent Messages
u → Unsent msg. → Highlight message → u 
(Resend) 
Viewing Error Details for Unsent Message
u → Unsent msg. → Highlight message → i 
→ Error details


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4
Viewing Saved Template
u → Templates → Select template
Editing Saved Template
u → Templates → Select saved template 
→ f (Mail) → Select Enter text field 
→ Edit message → i → Save as template → 
Enter file name
Sending Saved Template via S! Mail
u → Templates → Select template → i → 
Send via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
Sending Template
u → Templates → Highlight templates → i
■	To Send via Message
Send → Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Send → Via infrared → (fP.12-3) 
Moving Template
u → Templates 
■	To Move a Template
Highlight template → i → Move → Selected 
→ Select a destination
■	To Move Multiple Templates
i → Move → Multiple → Check templates 
→ u (Move) → Select a destination
■	To Move All Templates
i → Move → All → Select a destination
・
	 To create new folder, in moved folder, press i 
(Create) → Enter folder name.
・
	 When Memory Card is inserted, select Phone or 
Memory card, then select a move destination 
folder.
Copying Template
u → Templates
■	To Copy a Template
Highlight template → i → Copy → Selected 
→ Select a location to copy
■	To Copy Multiple Templates
i → Copy → Multiple → Check templates → 
u (Copy) → Select a location to copy
■	To Copy All Templates
i → Copy → All → Select a location to copy
・
	 To create new folder, in copied folder, press i 
(Create) → Enter a folder name.
・
	 When Memory Card is inserted, select Phone or 
Memory card, then select a copy destination 
folder.
Sorting Template
u → Templates → i → Sort by → Select an item
Managing Template
u → Templates → Select folder as required
■	To Change Template Name
Highlight template → i → Manage 
→ Rename → Enter name
■	To Create Folder
i → Manage → Create folder → Enter 
folder name
・
	 When Memory Card is inserted, select save 
location.
■	To Change Folder Name
Highlight folder → i → Manage → Rename 
folder → Enter folder name
・
	 When Memory Card is inserted, select save 
location.
■	To View Contents Key
i → Manage → Content key info 
→ Select Content Key
■	To Purchase/Acquire Contents Key
Highlight template → i → Manage 
→ Download Content key
Viewing Server Mail
u → Server mail → Retrieve mail list → If a 
confirmation appears, choose Yes
Updating Mail List
u → Server mail → Retrieve mail list 
→ u (Update) 
Receiving Mail List Message
u → Server mail
■	To Receive a Message
Retrieve mail list → If a confirmation appears, 
choose Yes → Highlight message → f (Get) 
・
	 Alternatively, Retrieve mail list → If a 
confirmation appears, choose Yes → Highlight 
message → i → Get → Selected.
■	To Receive a Selected Message
Retrieve mail list → If a confirmation appears, 
choose Yes → i → Get → Multiple → Check 
messages → u (Get) 


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Messaging
4
■	To Receive All Messages
Retrieve mail list → If a confirmation appears, 
choose Yes → i → Get → All
・
	 Alternatively, select Retrieve mail list → If a 
confirmation appears, choose Yes → i 
→ Retrieve all.
Forwarding Server Mail
u → Server mail → Retrieve mail list → If a 
confirmation appears, choose Yes → Highlight message 
→ i → Remote forward (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
	 Fw: appears in Subject field automatically.
・
	 Set whether to delete message from Server after 
forwarding Server Mail message (fP.4-18 Setting 
whether to Delete Message from Server after 
Remote Forwarding).
Deleting All Server Mail
u → Server mail → Delete all → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Select item
Deleting Mail List Messages
u → Server mail → Retrieve mail list → If a 
confirmation appears, choose Yes
■	To Delete a Message
Highlight message → i → Delete → Selected 
→ Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Messages
i → Delete → Multiple → Check messages 
→ u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Messages
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
Viewing Server Mail Usage
u → Server mail → Server mail memory
・
	 To update status, press f (Update).
Viewing Memory Status
u → Memory status → Select tab menu 
→ i (Count) / i (Size) 
・
	 Received msg., Drafts, Sent msg., Unsent 
msg. and SMS (USIM) memory appears. 
・
	 USIM Card SMS (USIM) appears in Count only.
・
	 To delete contents of current item, select u (Delete) 
(fP.11-12 Deleting Registered/Saved Data).
Managing Folders
Changing Folder Name
u → Received msg. or Sent msg. → Highlight 
folder → i → Rename → Enter name
・
	 Changing folder name for Received or Sent 
folder is unavailable.
Setting Secret to Folder
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Templates 
→ Highlight folder → i → Set/Unset secret 
→ Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → If a 
confirmation appears, press f (OK) 
・
	 Secret folders are Hide in Secret mode. To cancel 
Secret Mode temporarily, press i → Unlock 
temporarily → Enter Phone Password → f (OK).
Viewing Message/Folder Details
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Templates 
→ Highlight folder → i → Details
Deleting Folders
u → Received msg., Sent msg. or Templates 
→ Highlight folder → i → Delete/Delete 
folder → Enter Phone Password as required → 
Yes
・
	 Deleting Received folder and Sent folder folder 
are unavailable.
Changing Sorting Rules
u → Received msg. or Sent msg. → Highlight 
folder → i → Auto Sort → Highlight rule → i 
→ Replace rule → (fP.4-14 Sorting Messages c) 


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Messaging
4
Deleting Sorting Rules
u → Received msg. or Sent msg. → Highlight 
folder → i → Auto Sort
■	To Delete a Rule
Highlight rule → i → Delete → Selected
■	To Delete Multiple Rules
i → Delete → Multiple → Check rules →
u (Delete) 
■	To Delete All Rules
i → Delete → All → Yes 


5
	 	 Internet Services
Internet Services.................................................................................... 5-2
Web Certificates (SSL/TLS) ............................................................................5-2
Opening Saved Pages.
...................................................................................5-3
Yahoo! Keitai......................................................................................... 5-3
Yahoo! Keitai Main Menu.............................................................................5-3
Viewing Page from Yahoo! Keitai Menu List..................................................5-3
Entering URL.
................................................................................................5-3
Entering URL from History.............................................................................5-3
PC Site Browser.
..................................................................................... 5-4
PC Site Browser Homepage...........................................................................5-4
Entering URL.
................................................................................................5-4
Entering URL from History.............................................................................5-4
Page Operations.
.................................................................................... 5-5
Selecting Menu.............................................................................................5-5
Entering Text.
................................................................................................5-5
Page Zoom...................................................................................................5-6
Multi Page (Tab) ..........................................................................................5-6
Buttons & Check Boxes.................................................................................5-7
Bookmarks & Saved Pages.
.................................................................... 5-7
Saving Bookmarks.
........................................................................................5-7
Accessing Bookmarks.
...................................................................................5-7
Saving Pages.
................................................................................................5-8
Opening Saved Pages.
...................................................................................5-8
RSS Feed.
................................................................................................ 5-8
Registering RSS.............................................................................................5-8
Viewing Update Information.
.........................................................................5-8
Updating RSS.
...............................................................................................5-9
Advanced Settings.
................................................................................. 5-9
Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser.
......................................................................5-9
Yahoo! Keitai.
.............................................................................................5-11
PC Site Browser..........................................................................................5-11
Page Operations.........................................................................................5-12
Bookmarks.
.................................................................................................5-12
Saved Pages.
...............................................................................................5-14
RSS.
............................................................................................................5-15


5-2
Internet Services
5
Internet Services
Access Mobile sites via Yahoo! Keitai or Internet sites via PC Site Browser.
View Web page contents or download media files.
Web Certificates (SSL/TLS) 
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer 
Security (TLS) are encryption protocols for secure 
Internet transmissions of important/sensitive 
information (credit card numbers, etc.) and 
authentication. 
Confirm electronic certificates saved on handset 
(fP.5-11).
Note
・
	
Using SSL/TLS
When a security notice appears, subscribers 
must decide for themselves whether or not to 
open a page.  
Opening secure pages constitutes agreement 
to the terms of usage, SOFTBANK MOBILE 
Corp., Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd., Entrust 
Japan Co., Ltd., GlobalSign K.K., RSA Security 
Inc. and SECOM Trust Systems Co., Ltd., 
COMODO Japan Inc. are not liable for the 
security of SSL/TLS. No liability is assumed for 
any damage associated with SSL/TLS use. 
PC Sites
Mobile Sites
Yahoo! Keitai
The Internet
Press i
 to access 
Yahoo! Keitai 
Use PC Site Browser
to access PC Sites
・
	In this guide, "Yahoo! Keitai" refers to SoftBank Mobile Internet portal and the service itself. "PC sites" are sites 
accessible via PC Site Browser."Internet" refers to both Internet and Mobile Internet sites.
・
	Before using Internet, retrieve Network Information. 
Note
・
	
Separate subscription is required for Internet services. 
・
	
Internet connections incur Packet Communication charges.


5-3
Internet Services
5
Opening Saved Pages
Retrieved Mobile Internet pages are temporarily 
saved in a cache. The cache remains even after a 
session ends or handset is turned off. When full, the 
oldest pages are automatically deleted to make room 
for new ones.
When a saved page is opened again, it may open 
from the Cache. For the latest content, reload the 
page. 
・
	When another USIM Card is inserted, cache 
contents are automatically deleted. 
・
	When a page with an expiry date is saved, the 
page is automatically deleted upon expiry. 
Yahoo! Keitai
Use Yahoo! Keitai to view page contents or 
download image/music files.
Alternatively, access Yahoo! Keitai from Main 
menu, History, Bookmarks, Web search, or by 
entering URL.
Note
・
	
When Send referer is set to Not send, pages 
may not open (fP.5-11).
Yahoo! Keitai Main Menu
a	i
b	Select an item
・
 When accessing Mobile site for the first time, a screen 
for Retrieving Network Information appears at a. 
After the retrieval, website appears.
・
	To open PC Site Browser from Yahoo! Keitai, press 
i → Switch to PC site browser → This page 
or Link → If a warning appears, select Yes.
Viewing Page from Yahoo! Keitai Menu 
List
a	f → Yahoo! → Menu list
Entering URL
a	f → Yahoo! → Enter URL
・
	Default: "http: //" is set. 
b	Enter URL
・
	Alternatively, in a page, press i → Enter URL → 
Enter URL.
・
 In URL field, URL for current page is entered.
Entering URL from History
Accessed URLs from Yahoo! Keitai are saved in 
Yahoo! Keitai History.
Access URL to save up to 50 URLs in History.
a	f → Yahoo! → History
b	Select website
・
	Alternatively, in a page, press i → Manage 
content → History → Select website.
・
	To access last viewed page, press f → Yahoo! 
→ Last page.


5-4
Internet Services
5
Advanced
brP.5-11
●
●Moving to Main Menu
s
●
●Delete Cache/Cookie/Certificates (rP.13-15) 
●
●Show/Hide Manufacture Number (rP.13-15) 
●
●Send/Hide Referrer (rP.13-15) 
●
●Select Cookie Setting (rP.13-15) 
●
●Select Script Setting (rP.13-15)
●
●Confirm Root Certificate (rP.13-16) 
●
●Set Certificate Retention Period (rP.13-16) 
●
●Show/Hide Secure Prompt (rP.13-16) 
●
●Initialize Browser (rP.13-16) 
●
●Reset Settings (rP.13-16) 
PC Site Browser
Use PC Site Browser to view page contents or 
download image/music files from PC sites.
Alternatively, access PC Site Browser from 
Homepage, History, Bookmarks, Web search, or by 
entering URL.
Note
・
	
When Send referer is set to Not send, pages 
may not open (fP.5-11).
・
	
Viewing rich contents sites may incur high 
Packet Communication charges.
PC Site Browser Homepage
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → 
Homepage 
・
	If a warning appears, select Yes/No.
b	Select an item
・
	Activate PC Site Browser, 
 appears.
・
 In PC Site Browser, only document files can be 
downloaded.
・
	Some sites may not appear correctly. 
・
	To open Yahoo! Keitai from PC Site Browser, press 
i → Switch to Yahoo! Keitai → This page/
Link.
Entering URL
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → 
Enter URL 
・
	Default: "http: //" is set. 
b	Enter URL
・
	If a warning appears, select Yes/No.
・
	Alternatively, in a page, press i → Enter URL → 
Enter URL.
・
 In URL field, URL for current page is entered.
Entering URL from History
Accessed URLs from PC Site Browser are saved in 
History.
Access URL to save up to 50 URLs in History.
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → 
History
b	Select website
・
	If a warning appears, select Yes/No.
・
	Alternatively, in a page, press i → Manage 
content → History → Select website.
・
	To access last viewed page, press f → Yahoo! 
→ PC site browser → Last page.


5-5
Internet Services
5
Advanced
brP.5-11
●
●Moving to Top/Bottom of Page
●
●Opening Homepage
●
●Changing Page Layout
s
●
●Delete Cache/Cookie/Certificates (rP.13-16) 
●
●Show/Hide Manufacture Number (rP.13-17) 
●
●Send/Hide Referrer (rP.13-17) 
●
●Select Cookie Setting (rP.13-17) 
●
●Select Script Setting (rP.13-17) 
●
●Confirm Root Certificate (rP.13-17) 
●
●Set Certificate Retention Period (rP.13-17) 
●
●Show/Hide Secure Prompt (rP.13-17) 
●
●Show/Hide Warning (rP.13-17) 
●
●Initialize Browser (rP.13-17) 
●
●Reset Settings (rP.13-17) 
Page Operations
Zoom in/out text and images shown in page.
Alternatively, select menu to link page, set 
function with radio button.
Selecting Menu
a	w / x to scroll up or down
・
	When a horizontal scroll bar appears, use 
a / d to scroll to the left or the right.
b	Highlight menu → f (Select) 
Yahoo! Keitai
Top Page
・
	Press u (Back) / c with no previous page, you 
are prompted to close Internet connection. Choose 
Yes to close it.
・
	Press u (Back) / c to return previous page.
・
	Highlight link → f (Select) to move to page.
・
	Press i → Next to return to the page viewed 
before pressing u (Back) / c.
・
	Press # for 1 + seconds to mute BGM in page.
Entering Text
a	Select Text field
b	Enter text
Note
・
	
Text entry and item selection varies by page.


5-6
Internet Services
5
Page Zoom
a	i → Manage content → Zoom in/
out
b	r to select a magnification → f 
(Save) 
Multi Page (Tab) 
Use tabs at the top of Display to view pages. 
Open up to three pages simultaneously. 
a	View a page
■	 To Open in a New Tab
Highlight a link to view → i → Tab 
menu → Open new tab
■	 To Toggle Tabs
i → Tab menu → Switch to other tabs 
→ g to switch to a tab to view → f 
(Select) 
・
	Alternatively, press * for 1 + seconds 
to toggle tabs.
■	 To Close a Selected Tab
i → Tab menu → Close selected tab
■	 To Select & Close a Tab
i → Tab menu → Close other tabs → 
g to switch to a tab → f (Select) 
・
	Yahoo! Keitai and PC sites cannot be opened 
simultaneously.
・
	Some pages may open in a new tab automatically.
・
	When multiple tabs are open, some pages may be 
partially obscured. Close unnecessary tabs.


5-7
Internet Services
5
Buttons & Check Boxes
a
b
c
d
a	Radio button
Select one item only. Highlight an item with 
 → f (Select) (appearing as 
).
b Menu field
Open a menu and select an item. Highlight 
menu → f (Select) → Highlight an item → 
f (Select).
c	Check box
Select multiple items. Highlight items with 
 → f (Select) (appearing as 
).
d	Command button
Perform operations assigned to a button. 
Highlight a command button → f (Select).
Advanced
brP.5-9
●
●Copying Text
●
●Refreshing Page
●
●Sending Access History
●
●Deleting Access History
●
●Exiting Browser
s
■	 Yahoo! Keitai
●
●Set Text Size in Yahoo! Keitai Pages (rP.13-5) 
●
●Change Page Font Size (rP.13-15) 
●
●Set Encoding (rP.13-15) 
●
●Set Page Scroll Unit (rP.13-15) 
●
●Set Whether to Use Pointer (rP.13-15) 
●
●Set Pointer Speed (rP.13-15) 
●
●Show/Hide Page Images (rP.13-15) 
●
●Play/Mute Page Sounds (rP.13-15) 
●
●Set Save Location for Images in a Page, etc. (rP
.13-15) 
■	 PC Site Browser
●
●Set Text Size in PC Site Browser (rP.13-6) 
●
●Change Page Font Size (rP.13-16) 
●
●Set Encoding (rP.13-16) 
●
●Set Scroll Unit (rP.13-16) 
●
●Set Whether to Use Pointer (rP.13-16) 
●
●Set Pointer Speed (rP.13-16) 
●
●Show/Hide Page Navigation (rP.13-16) 
●
●Show/Hide Page Images (rP.13-16) 
●
●Play/Mute Page Sounds (rP.13-16) 
●
●Set Save Location for Images in a Page, etc. (rP
.13-16) 
Bookmarks & Saved Pages
Save site URLs to Bookmarks. Save page content 
to Saved Pages. Open pages without establishing 
an Internet connection.
Saving Bookmarks
Save up to 50 bookmarks each for Yahoo! Keitai and 
PC Site Browser.
a	Open a page 
b	i → Bookmarks → Save
c	Enter title
Accessing Bookmarks
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser as 
required → Bookmarks
b	Select a bookmark
Note
・
	
Internet connections may incur Packet 
Communication charges.


5-8
Internet Services
5
Saving Pages
Save up to 30 pages each for Yahoo! Keitai and PC 
Site Browser.
a	Open a page
b	i → Saved pages → Save
c	Enter title
Opening Saved Pages
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser as 
required → Saved pages
b	Select a page
Note
・
	
If USIM Card that was inserted when page 
was saved is replaced, saved page will not 
open.
Advanced
brP.5-12
●
●Saving Bookmark by Direct Entry
●
●Editing Bookmark Title/URL
●
●Opening Bookmark URL with New Tab
●
●Sending Bookmark URL via S! Mail
●
●Sending Bookmark URL via SMS
●
●Sending Bookmark URL via Infrared
●
●Creating Folders in Bookmark List
●
●Moving Bookmark to Folders
●
●Changing Bookmark Order
●
●Changing Bookmark Format
●
●Saving Bookmark to Data Folder
●
●Viewing Bookmark Details
●
●Deleting Bookmarks
●
●Renaming Saved Pages
●
●Opening Saved Pages URL with New Tab
●
●Changing Saved Pages Format
●
●Deleting Saved Pages
RSS Feed
Register RSS compatible websites; content is 
automatically updated without accessing websites.
Registering RSS
Open RSS compatible website, 
 appears.
a	Open a page
b	i → Register in RSS feed
c	Check RSS → u (Register) 
・
	 After registration, Auto update confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to start automatic 
update. Choose No to cancel automatic 
update.
・
	In a page with RSS link, select link to register.
Viewing Update Information
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → 
RSS feed
b	Select RSS → Select item
・
 If there is no update, confirmation appears. Choose 
Yes.
・
 When selecting titles in contents list, confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes/No.
・
	View Read/Unread with 
 / 
 located next to 
feed list title.


5-9
Internet Services
5
Updating RSS
a	f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → 
RSS feed
b	i → Update
c	RSS Update operation
■	 To Update RSS
Selected
■	 To Update Selected RSS
Multiple → Check RSS → u (Update) 
■	 To Update All RSS
All
・
	Press i (Cancel) to stop update.
Advanced
brP.5-15
●
●Sorting RSS
●
●Moving RSS to Folder
●
●Prohibiting RSS Update
●
●Creating Folders in RSS List
●
●Changing RSS Folder Name
●
●Deleting RSS Folder
●
●Sending RSS via Message
●
●Sending RSS via Infrared
●
●Saving RSS to Data Folder
●
●Loading RSS
●
●Viewing RSS Details
●
●Deleting RSS
Advanced Settings
Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser
Copying Text
In a page, i → Copy text
■	To Copy Selected Text
s to move cursor to the first character to copy 
→ f (Start) → s to specify a range → f 
(End) 
■	To Copy All Text in Text Entry Window
i (All) 
Refreshing Page
In a page, i → Refresh
Entering URL from History
In a page, i → Enter URL → i → Insert → 
EnterURL logs → Select URL
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Enter URL → i → Insert → 
EnterURL logs → Select URL.
・
 Up to ten URL logs appear, the latest first. When 
the limit is reached, the oldest page is deleted 
automatically.
Searching with New Window
In a page, i → Manage content → Web search 
→ Enter text
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Web Search → Enter text.
Searching Text
In a page, i → Manage content → Search → 
Enter text to search
・
	 Matching words are highlighted. Press u (Prev) / 
f (Next) to view previous or following match. To 
return to a page, press i (Cancel).
Moving to Top/Bottom of Page
In a page, i → Manage content → Jump in 
page → Jump to top/Jump to bottom
Sending URL
In a page, i → Manage content → Send URL 
→ S! Mail/SMS → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b, P.4-5 SMS b) 
Opening Previously Viewed Page
In a page, i → Manage content → History → 
Select item
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → History → Select URL.
・
	 Save up to 50 accessed URLs.
・
	 To open in a new tab, highlight URL → i → 
Open new tab.
Sending Access History
In a page, i → Manage content → History → 
Highlight URL → i → Send URL → S! Mail/
SMS → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b, P.4-5 SMS b) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → History → Highlight URL → i → 
Send URL → S! Mail/SMS.


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Internet Services
5
Deleting Access History
In a page, i → Manage content → History 
■	To Delete a History
Highlight a URL → i → Delete → Selected 
→ Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Histories 
i → Delete → Multiple → Check histories → 
u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Histories
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → History → Highlight URL → i → 
Delete.
Using Text on Page
In a page, move cursor to text → i → Manage 
content → Drag → f (OK) 
Or
In a page, move cursor to text → f (1 + seconds) 
・
	 Only if Pointer setting is On, Drag is available 
(fP.5-10).
■	To Copy Text
Highlight the last character → f (Copy) 
■	To Search with Selected Text 
Highlight the last character → i → Copy and 
search → f (OK) 
・
	 Search result will appear with new tab.
■	To Insert Selected Text to Message
Highlight the last character → i → Send 
message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Save Selected Text to Notepad
Highlight the last character → i → Save to 
Notepad → f (OK) → u (Save) 
Viewing Only Selected Frame
In a page, i → Manage content → Frame in
・
	 Some pages may be divided into multiple sections. 
Such a section is referred to as "Frame".
・
	 To return to normal view, press i → Manage 
content → Frame out.
Viewing Page Details
In a page, i → Manage content → Details
■	To View Page Information
Page information
■	To View Server Certificate
Server Certification
Changing Font Size
In a page, i → Settings → Font size → Select 
an item
Changing Character Code
In a page, i → Settings → Encoding → Select 
an item
・
	 If page text appears garbled, changing character 
encoding may solve the problem.
Changing Scroll Unit
In a page, i → Settings → Scroll unit → Select 
an item
Switching to Pointer
In a page, i → Settings → Pointer settings → 
On/Off → On or Off
Changing Pointer Speed
In a page, i → Settings → Pointer settings → 
Speed → Select item
Show/Play Image/Sound
In a page, i → Settings → Downloads
■	To Set Image
Images → Show images/Do not show
■	To Set Sound
Sounds → Play sounds/Do not play
Setting Saving Location
In a page, i → Settings → Save to → Memory 
card first/Phone/Always ask
Clearing Cache
In a page, i → Settings → Memory manager 
→ Clear cache → Yes
Deleting Cookies
In a page, i → Settings → Memory manager 
→ Delete cookies → Yes


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Internet Services
5
Deleting Certificates
In a page, i → Settings → Memory manager 
→ Delete certificates → Yes
Setting Manufacture Number Notification
In a page, i → Settings → Security → 
Manufacture number → On or Off
Sending/Not Sending Referrer Information
In a page, i → Settings → Security → Send 
referer → Select an item
・
	 Referrer is a link source URL information. It is sent 
to Web server when accessing websites.
Enabling Cookies
In a page, i → Settings → Security → Cookies 
→ Select an item
・
	 Select Confirm for acceptance confirmation every 
time before a cookie is saved. 
・
 Cookie automatically saves identification 
information of visitors to handset. Cookies contain 
user information and allow sites to recognize users 
and track preferences.
Enabling Script
In a page, i → Settings → Security → Script 
→ Select item
Checking Root Certificates
In a page, i → Settings → Security → Root 
certificates → Select a certificate
・
 View electronic certificate preinstalled on handset.
Certificating Retention
In a page, i → Settings → Security → 
Certificate retention → Select an item
Showing/Hiding Secure Prompt
In a page, i → Settings → Security → Secure 
prompt → On/Off
Initializing Saved Information
In a page, i → Settings → Initialize browser 
→ Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
	 Initialize browser settings or information such as 
Bookmarks or Saved pages.
Resetting Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser 
Settings
In a page, i → Settings → Reset settings → 
Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
Exiting Browser
In a page, i → End application → Yes
Yahoo! Keitai
Moving to Main Menu
In a page, i → Yahoo! Keitai
PC Site Browser
Capturing Page
In a page, i → Capture screen
・
	 Save screenshot to Picture folder.
Moving to Top/Bottom of Page
In a page, i → Manage content → Quick 
movement → Move cursor to desired location → 
f (Select) 
Opening Homepage
In a page, i → Homepage
Setting the Guide Show/Hide When Zooming
In a page, i → Settings → Page navigation → 
On/Off
Viewing Warning Messages
In a page, i → Settings → Warning messages 
→ On or Off
・
	 Set this function to show/hide warnings when 
activating PC Site Browser, or toggling between 
Yahoo! Keitai and PC Site Browser.
Deleting RSS Feed List
In a page, i → Settings → Memory manager 
→ Delete RSS feed list → Yes → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
Changing Page Layout
In a page, i → Small screen/PC screen


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Internet Services
5
Page Operations
Saving Phone Number/Mail Address
In a page containing phone number/mail address, 
select phone number or mail address → Save 
Number → Phone or USIM
■	To Save as a New Entry
New → (fP.2-12 Creating New Entries b) 
■	To Update Entry
Update → Search and select Phone Book entry 
(fP.2-13) → Enter each item (fP.2-12) 
・
	 Available phone numbers and mail addresses 
appear underlined.
Sending Mail to Number/Mail Address
In a page containing phone number/mail address, 
select phone number or mail address → Create 
Message → S! Mail/SMS → (fP
.4-4 S! Mail e, P
.4-5 
SMS e) 
・
	 Available phone numbers and mail addresses 
appear underlined.
Calling Phone Number
In a page containing phone number, select phone 
number → Voice Call
・
	 Available phone numbers appear underlined.
Using URL to Open Another Page
Select URL in a page
・
	 Available URLs appear underlined.
Saving Images/Other Files from Pages
■	To Save Page Images
In a page, i → Save files → Save items → 
Select image → Save/Save to Pictograms/
Save to Mail art
・
	 For Yahoo! Keitai, select an image to save only 
when there are multiple images.
■	To Save Background Images
In a page, i → Save files → Save BG image 
→ Save
■	To Save Background Sound
In a page, i → Save files → Save items → 
Save
・
	 They cannot be saved with PC Site Browser.
・
	 In a page with image, select 
 to save sound.
■	To Save Linked Files
In a page, highlight a link → f (Select) → 
Save
・
 For Auto Save files, select link to save files.
・
	 The following operations are available when you 
highlight a link and press f (Select) or save 
a file (available options vary depending on file 
type).
Play: Play file (e.g., media file) 
Display: Show file
Set as: Save file to Wallpaper or Ringtone
Details: Show file details
Back to browser: Return to page
・
 If files with same name exist, notification appears, 
choose Yes to save it with a different name. 
Choose No to edit the file name.
Bookmarks
Toggling between Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser 
Bookmark
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → u 
(
) / u (
) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → u (
) / u 
(
).
Opening Bookmarked Website
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → 
Select a bookmark
Saving Bookmark by Direct Entry
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → i 
→ Add bookmark → Select Title field → Enter 
title → Select URL field → Enter URL → u (Save) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC 
site browser) → Bookmarks → i → Add 
bookmark → Select Title field → Enter title → 
Select URL field → Enter URL → u (Save).
Editing Bookmark Title/URL
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → 
Highlight bookmark → i → Edit → Select Title 
field → Edit title → Select URL field → Edit URL → 
u (Save) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Edit → Select Title field → Edit title → 
Select URL field → Edit URL → u (Save).


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Internet Services
5
Opening Bookmark URL with New Tab
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → 
Highlight bookmark → i → Open new tab
Sending Bookmark URL via S! Mail
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list 
→ Highlight bookmark → i → Send → Via 
message → S! Mail → Check bookmarks → u 
(Send) → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Send → Via message → S! Mail → 
Check bookmarks → u (Send).
Sending Bookmark URL via SMS
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list 
→ Highlight bookmark → i → Send → Via 
message → SMS → (fP.4-5 SMS b) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Send → Via message → SMS.
Sending Bookmark URL via Infrared
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list 
→ Highlight bookmark → i → Send → Via 
infrared → (fP.12-3) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Send → Via infrared.
Creating Folders in Bookmark List
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → i 
→ Create folder → Enter folder name
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → i → Create 
folder → Enter folder name.
Moving Bookmark to Folders
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list
■	To Move a Bookmark
Highlight bookmark → i → Move → Selected 
→ Select a destination folder
■	To Move Multiple Bookmarks
i → Move → Multiple → Check bookmarks 
→ u (Move) → Select a destination folder
■	To Move All Bookmarks
i → Move → All → Select a destination 
folder
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Move.
Changing Bookmark Order
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → 
Highlight bookmark → i → Change order → 
r to move cursor to a destination → f (Select) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → i → Change 
order → Use r to move cursor to a destination 
→ f (Select).
Changing Bookmark Format
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → i 
→ View by → List/List+Preview
・Alternatively, f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → i → View by → 
List/List+Preview.
Saving Bookmark to Data Folder
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → 
Highlight bookmark → i → Save to data folder 
→ Phone/Memory card → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Save to data folder → Phone/
Memory card → Yes.
Viewing Bookmark Details
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list → 
Highlight bookmark → i → Details
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Details.
Deleting Bookmarks
In a page, i → Bookmarks → Open list
■	To Delete a Bookmark
Highlight bookmark → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Bookmarks
i → Delete → Multiple → Check bookmarks 
→ u (Delete) → Yes


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Internet Services
5
■	To Delete All Bookmarks
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Bookmarks → Highlight bookmark 
→ i → Delete.
Saved Pages
Toggling between Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser 
Saved Page
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list → u 
(
) / u (
) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Saved pages → u (
) / u 
(
).
Opening Saved Pages in a Page
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list → 
Select saved pages
Renaming Saved Pages
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list → 
Highlight entry → i → Rename → Enter name
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Saved pages → Highlight entry → 
i → Rename → Enter name.
Opening Saved Pages URL with New Tab
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list → 
Highlight saved page → i → Open new tab
Changing Order of Saved Pages
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list → 
Highlight entry → i → Change order → r to 
move cursor to a destination → f (Select) 
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Saved pages → Highlight entry → 
i → Change order → Use r to move cursor 
to a destination → f (Select).
Changing Saved Pages Format
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list → i 
→ View by → List/List+Preview
・Alternatively, f → Yahoo! → (PC site 
browser) → Saved pages → i → Open list 
→ List/List+Preview.
Deleting Saved Pages
In a page, i → Saved pages → Open list
■	To Delete an Item
Highlight entry → i → Delete → Selected → 
Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Items
i → Delete → Multiple → Check entries → 
u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Items
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Yahoo! → Saved 
pages → Highlight entry → i → Delete.


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Internet Services
5
RSS
Sorting RSS
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ Highlight RSS → i → Change order → Use 
r to move cursor to desired location → f (Select) 
Moving RSS to Folder
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed
■	To Move an Item
Highlight RSS → i → Move → Selected → 
Select folder
■	To Move Multiple Items
i → Move → Multiple → Check RSS → u 
(Move) → Select folder
■	To Move All Items
i → Move → All → Select folder
Prohibiting RSS Update
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed
■	To Prohibit an Item
Highlight RSS → i → Restrict update → 
Selected
■	To Prohibit Multiple Items
i → Restrict update → Multiple → Check 
RSS → u (Save) 
■	To Prohibit All Items
i → Restrict update → All
・
	 Repeat setting operation to cancel Restrict 
update. 
Creating Folders in RSS List
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ i → Create folder → Enter folder name
Changing RSS Folder Name
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ Highlight folder → i → Rename folder → 
Enter name
Deleting RSS Folder
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ Highlight folder → i → Delete folder → Yes
Sending RSS via Message 
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ Highlight RSS → i → Send → Via message 
→ (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
Sending RSS via Infrared
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ Highlight RSS → i → Send → Via infrared 
(fP.12-3) 
Saving RSS to Data Folder
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ i → Export → Phone/Memory card → Yes
・
	 The save location can be set to Memory Card if 
inserted.
Loading RSS
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ i → Import → Select file
■	To Add RSS Feed
Add → Yes/No
■	To Delete All & Add RSS Feed
Delete all & Overwrite → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
 After saving, update confirmation appears. Choose 
Yes to update.
Viewing RSS Details
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed 
→ Highlight RSS → i → Details
Deleting RSS
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → RSS feed
■	To Delete an Item
Highlight RSS → i → Delete → Selected → 
Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Items
i → Delete → Multiple → Check RSS → u 
(Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Items
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, highlight folder → i → Delete all 
→ Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes.


6
	 	 Camera & Imaging
Capturing Image, Recording Video & Editing ....................................... 6-2
Camera................................................................................................... 6-3
Using Display as Viewfinder.
..........................................................................6-3
Single Shot.
...................................................................................................6-5
Normal.........................................................................................................6-6
Scene.
...........................................................................................................6-6
Multi Shot.
....................................................................................................6-6
Photo Combination.......................................................................................6-7
Viewing Captured Images (Quick Play) .
.........................................................6-7
Video...................................................................................................... 6-8
Using Display as Viewfinder.
..........................................................................6-8
Recording Video.
...........................................................................................6-9
Video Mode................................................................................................6-10
Viewing Recorded Video (Quick Play) .
.........................................................6-10
Editing Still Images.............................................................................. 6-10
Photo Library.
....................................................................................... 6-11
Photo Album.
..............................................................................................6-11
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 6-12
Capturing Still Images/Recording Video.......................................................6-12
Capturing Still Images.................................................................................6-12
Recording Videos........................................................................................6-12
Quick Play.
..................................................................................................6-13
Photo Library..............................................................................................6-14


6-2
6
Camera & Imaging
Capturing Image, Recording Video & Editing 
Use handset camera to capture images and record movies. 
Capturing Images & Recording Video Clips
Select Scene, Multi Shot, etc. to capture image/video.
Record up to an hour per clip (fP.6-8).
Editing Images
Editing images, etc. (fP.6-10).
Note
・
	
Use a dry soft cloth to remove debris 
from camera lens cover.
・
	
Avoid camera shake; hold handset steady 
or put it on something stable and use 
Timer to prevent unwanted image blur.
・
	
Do not expose handset to devices with 
static electricity when using camera.
・
	
Camera employs high precision 
technology, however, some pixels may 
seem brighter or darker than others.
・
	
Leaving handset in a hot place for an 
extended period before capturing/saving 
image may affect image quality.
・
	
Exposing lens to direct sunlight may 
affect image color.
・
	
When battery is low, camera may be 
unavailable.
Variety of Capturing Mode
Choose applicable mode; Multi shot, Scene, etc., 
according to conditions (fP.6-3).


6-3
Camera & Imaging
6
Camera
For capturing still images, select Shooting mode: 
Normal to shoot single image and Multi shot or 
Photo combi to shoot multi-shot.
Captured images are saved to Pictures. Insert 
Memory Card to save images to Digital camera.
Using Display as Viewfinder
Still Image Viewfinder
a b c d e f
g
h
i
j
k
a
Mode
 : Normal
 : Scene
 : Multi shot
 : Photo combi
 : Video
Scene type
 : Auto
1
 : Landscape
1
 : Night
1
 : Sports
1
 : Indoor
1
 : Beach/Snow
1
 : Sunset
1
 : Dawn
1
 : Fall color
1
 : Firework
1
 : Text
1
 : Candlelight
1
 : Against light
1
Number of capture
 : 6 photos
1
 : 9 photos
1
a
Speed
 : Fast
2
 : Normal
2
 : Slow
2
 : Manual
2
b
Size
 : 3.1 M (1536x2048) 
3
 : Wide 2.4 M (1232x2048) 
3
 : 2 M (1200x1600) 
3
 : Wide 1.5 M (960x1600) 
3
 : Wide 1.0 M (768x1280) 
3
 : 0.3 M (480x640) 
3
 : Wallpaper (240x400) 
 : Mail (240x320) 
c
Macro
 : On
 : Off
d
Timer
 : Off
	
 : 3 sec.  
 : 5 sec.
	
 : 10 sec.
e
White Balance
 : Auto
	
 : Daylight 
 : Incandescent
	
 : Fluorescent
 : Cloudy
f
Battery level


6-4
6
Camera & Imaging
g
Quality
 : Superfine
 : Fine
 : Normal
h
ISO
 : Auto
	
 : 100
 : 200
	
	
 : 400
i
Exposure metering
：Matrix
：Center-weight
：Spot
j
Number of remaining available shots
k
Save to
 : Phone
 : Memory card first, Digital
　　camera first or Always ask
1	Appears under Mode or Size.
2	Appears under Size or Macro.
3	Appears in Normal or Scene Mode.
・
	Press j to show/hide icons and current settings.
Shooting Mode
Description
Normal
Capture still image and select 
size by purpose; attach images 
to S! Mail, save as Wallpaper, 
etc.
Scene
Suitable for capturing night 
scenes and landscapes.
Multi shot
Capture six or nine images; 
select auto shutter speed or 
manual shutter release.
Photo combi
Capture sequential images 
manually. Select Frame to 
automatically combine the 
images into one image.


Camera & Imaging
6-5
6
Single Shot
Press i
Set Shooting Mode
 and press u(Done) / c
Save automatically or
manually depending on 
Auto save settings (fP.13-18)
Press f(           )
・
	 Adjusting size and brightness are available for still images.
・
	 Attach captured image to message (fP.6-12).
・
	 Captured images are saved to Pictures. Insert Memory Card and set save location to Digital Camera folder to save images to Digital camera.


6-6
6
Camera & Imaging
Normal
a	j
・
	Adjust settings before capturing as required 
(fP.6-12).
b	Frame image in Viewfinder
・
	For some sizes, use r to zoom in/out.
・
	Use g to adjust brightness.
c	f (
) 
・
	Images are saved automatically.
・
	Set Auto save to Off to save manually 
(fP.13-18).
Scene
a	j
b	i → Scene
c	Scene type → Select a scene → u 
(Done) / c
・
	Adjust settings before capturing as required 
(fP.6-12).
・
	ISO, Exposure metering and Effect are 
unavailable for Scene.
d	Frame image in Viewfinder
・
	For some sizes, use r to zoom in/out.
e	f (
) 
・
	Images are saved automatically.
・
	Set Auto save to Off to save manually 
(fP.13-18).

Multi Shot
a	j
b	i → Multi shot
c	Number of capture → Select image 
count
d	Speed → Fast, Normal, Slow or 
Manual → u (Done) / c
・
	Adjust settings before capturing as required 
(fP.6-12).
・
	ISO, Face link display and Shutter sound 
are unavailable for Multi Shot.
e	Frame image in Viewfinder
・
	Use r to zoom in/out.
・
	Use g to adjust brightness.
f	f (
) 
・
	Images are saved automatically when 
capturing of images is over.
・
	Set Auto save to Off to save manually 
(fP.13-18).
・
	If Speed is set to Manual, repeat f. 
Press u (Stop) and save the images. To 
redo, press c.
・
	When Auto save is Off, all images captured using 
Multi shot appear. After f, select images to save 
→ Press u (Save).


6-7
Camera & Imaging
6
Photo Combination
a	j
b	i → Photo combi
c	Style → Style → Select a style
・
	Adjust settings before capturing as required 
(fP.6-12).
・
	ISO and Face link display are unavailable 
for Photo Combination.
d	Frame image in Viewfinder → 
Apply selected frame and press f 
(
) 
・
	Use r to zoom in/out.
・
	Use g to adjust brightness.
e	Repeat d to capture images
・
	To redo, press c.
・
	Images are saved automatically when 
capturing images ends.
・
	Set Auto save to Off to save manually 
(fP.13-18).
Viewing Captured Images (Quick Play) 
a	j → u (View) 
b	g to view Image
・
 With Memory Card inserted, Memory card 
first or Digital camera first is selectable.
・
 Saved media files are shown. Edit save 
location settings to switch between Phone/
Memory Card (fP.13-18).
・
 Alternatively, open still image from Data 
Folder (fP.11-3).
Advanced
brP.6-12
●
●Setting Captured Still Image as Wallpaper, etc.
●
●Editing Face Link
●
●Playing Quick Play Image Slide Show
s
●
●Select Quality (rP.13-18) 
●
●Set ISO (rP.13-18) 
●
●Set Exposure Metering (rP.13-18) 
●
●Select Effect (rP.13-18) 
●
●Activate/Cancel Auto Save (rP.13-18) 
●
●Set Save Location When Memory Card is Inserted 
(rP.13-18) 
●
●Adjust Flicker (rP.13-18) 
●
●Show/Hide Guideline (rP.13-18) 
●
●Set Face Link Display (rP.13-18) 
●
●Set Shutter Sound (rP.13-18) 
●
●Set Timer Sound (rP.13-18) 


6-8
6
Camera & Imaging
Video
Record clips easily. Files are saved in 3GP format 
to Video folder in Data Folder. When recording 
a video to attach or insert into an S! Mail, set 
Shooting size to S! Mail (fP.6-12).
Using Display as Viewfinder
Hold handset sideways to record video.
Video Viewfinder
a b c d
e
f
g
h
i
j
l
k
a
Mode
 : Normal
 : Scene
 : Multi shot
 : Photo combi
 : Video
b
Size
 : QVGA (320×240) 
 : QCIF (176×144) 
 : SQCIF (128×96) 
 : S! Mail (176×144) 
 : S! Mail (128×96) 
c
Macro
 : On
 : Off
d
Timer
 : Off
	
 : 3 sec.  
: 5 sec.
	
 : 10 sec.
e
Battery level
f
Quality
 : Superfine
 : Fine
 : Normal
g
White Balance
 : Auto
	
 : Daylight 
 : Incandescent
	
 : Fluorescent 
 : Cloudy
h
Sound
 : On
 : Off
i
Elapsed/Available Recording Time
・
	If Size is set to S! Mail, only the elapsed 
recording time appears.
j
Progress bar
k
Save to
 : Phone
 : Memory card first
l
Expected Video Size/Available Memory at 
Start
・
	If Size is set to S! Mail, shooting size/
available shooting size appears.
・
	Press j to show/hide icons/current settings.
・
	If recorded video size is too big/memory 
insufficient, recording ends before maximum 
recording time is reached.
Shooting Mode
Description
Video
Record video suitable 
for attaching to S! Mail 
or saving to handset.


Camera & Imaging
6-9
6
Recording Video
Press i
Set Shooting Mode
 and press u(Done) / c
Save automatically or
manually depending on 
Auto save settings (fP.13-19)
Press f(           )
・
	 Adjusting size and brightness are available for video.
・
	 Attach recorded video to message (fP.6-12).
・
	 If video file is encoded beyond 15 FPS, it may not play properly.
・
	 If save location is set to Memory Card, removing card while video recording is paused will damage file, preventing playback.


6-10
6
Camera & Imaging
Editing Still Images
Set image brightness, size and effect.
a	f → Data Folder → Select a 
folder
b	Select a file
c	i → Edit → Image editor
d	Edit image
■	 To Set Effects on Image
i → Effect → Filter, Style or Warp → 
Select an effect → Select preview image → 
f (OK) 
・
	For some effects, adjust the effect level.
■	 To Adjust an Image Automatically
i → Adjust → Auto level
■	 To Adjust an Image
i → Adjust → Auto level, Brightness, 
Contrast or Color → Adjust image → f 
(OK) 
■	 To Resize an Image
i → Transform → Resize → 
Wallpaper/Customize
・
	After selecting Customize, enter Width 
and Height, press f (OK).
■	 To Rotate an Image
i → Transform → Rotate → u 
(
) / i (
) → f (OK) 
■	 To Flip an Image
i → Transform → Flip → u (
) / 
i (
) → f (OK) 
Video Mode
Record up to an hour for one clip.
a	j (1+ seconds) 
・
	Adjust settings before capturing as required 
(fP.6-12).
b	Frame image in Viewfinder
・
	Use g to zoom in/out.
・
	Use r to adjust brightness.
c	f (
) 
・
	To pause while recording, press u (Pause). 
To resume recording, press u (Resume).
d	f (Stop) 
・
	Video is saved automatically. When 
recordable time has elapsed, recording 
automatically ends.
・
	Set Auto save to Off to save manually 
(fP.13-19).
Viewing Recorded Video (Quick Play) 
a	j (1+ seconds) → u (View) 
b	 s to highlight video → f (Play) 
・
 Alternatively, check video from Data Folder 
(fP.11-3).
Advanced
brP.6-12
●
●Using Recorded Video as Ringtone
s
●
●	
Select Quality (rP.13-19) 
●
●Set Effect (rP.13-19) 
●
●Set Sound Recording (rP.13-19) 
●
●Activate/Cancel Auto Save (rP.13-19) 
●
●	
Set Save Location (rP.13-19) 
●
●	
Show/Hide Guideline (rP.13-19) 
●
●Adjust Flicker (rP.13-19) 
●
●Set Shutter Sound (rP.13-19) 
●
●Set Timer Sound (rP.13-19) 


6-11
Camera & Imaging
6
■	 To Crop an Image
i → Transform → Crop → s to 
move crop frame to the position → u (Size) 
→ s to adjust its size → f (OK) 
・
	To undo, press u (Undo).
e	f (Save) → Yes → Enter file name
Photo Library
Photo Album
View JPEG still images in handset or Memory Card. 
a	f → Camera → Photo album
b	r to highlight folder → f 
(Select) 
c	g to view file
・
 Some files may not appear.
・
	Press f (Zoom) → u (
) / i (
) to 
zoom in/out image. To go back to normal view, 
press f (OK) / c.
Advanced
brP.6-14
●
●Switching Folder
●
●Setting Opened Still Image as Wallpaper, etc.
●
●Editing Opened Still Image
●
●Saving Tag Information
●
●Editing Tag
●
●Deleting Opened File


6-12
6
Camera & Imaging
Advanced Settings
Capturing Still Images/Recording Video
Setting Capture Method
In Viewfinder, i
■	To Set Capturing Size
Size → Select item → u (Done) / c
■	To Set Macro
 Macro → On/Off → u (Done) / c
■	To Set Time
Timer → Select item → u (Done) / c
■	To Set White Balance
White balance → Select item → u (Done) / 
c
■	To Set Effect (Color Tone) 
Settings → Effect → Select item → u (Done) / 
c
Viewing Capturing Shortcut Key Assignments
In Viewfinder, i → Help
Capturing Still Images
Setting Captured Still Image as Wallpaper, etc.
After capturing still image, i → Set as
・
	 To operate above, set Auto save to Off or On 
(Preview manual) (fP.13-18).
■	To Set Image to Wallpaper
Wallpaper → Use these functions as needed: 
u (Rotate) to adjust image orientation
Or
i (Zoom) to adjust size → f (Set) 
■	To Set Image to Incoming Image
Caller ID → Search and select Phone Book 
entry (fP.2-13) → f (Set) 
・
	 This setting is unavailable for some sizes.
Editing Face Link
After capturing still image, i → Edit face link 
→ Search and select entry (fP.2-13) → f (OK) 
・
	 Before capturing, set Face link display to On.
Sending Captured Still Images
After capturing still image, u (Send) 
・
	 For video, after recording, i → Send.
・
	 To operate above, set Auto save to Off or On 
(Preview manual) (fP.13-18).
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared (fP.12-3) 
Recording Videos
Viewing Recorded Video before Saving
After recording video, u (Play) 
・
	 To operate the above, set Auto save to Off (fP
.13-19).
Using Recorded Video as Ringtone
After recording video, i → Set as
・
	 To operate the above, set Auto save to Off (fP
.13-19).
■	To Set Video to Voice Ringtone
Voice ringtone
■	To Set Video to Caller Ringtone
Caller ringtone → Search and select Phone 
Book entry (fP.2-13) 
Setting Sound Recording
In viewfinder, i → Settings → Settings → 
Sound recording → On or Off 
→ u (Done) / c
Sending Recorded Video
After recording video, i → Send
・
	 To operate the above, set Auto save to Off (fP
.13-19).
■ To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■ To Send via Infrared
Via infrared (fP.12-3) 


6-13
Camera & Imaging
6
Editing/Setting/Sending Video
j (1+ seconds) → u (View) → s to view video
■	To Send Video
i → Send
・
	 To Send via Message
	 Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
	 To Send via Infrared
	 Via infrared (fP.12-3) 
■	To Set Video as Ringtone
i → Set as
・
	 To Set Video as Voice Ringtone
	 Voice ringtone
・
	 To Set Video as Caller Ringtone
	 Caller ringtone → Search and select Phone 
Book entry (fP.2-13) 
■	To View Video Details
i → Details
■	To Delete Video
・
	 To Delete a Video
 Highlight video → i → Delete → Selected 
→ Yes
・
	 To Delete Multiple Videos
 i → Delete → Multiple → Check videos → 
u (Delete) → Yes
・
	 To Delete All Videos
 i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
Playing Quick Play Image Slide Show
j → u (View) → i → Slide show
・
	 Press f (Pause) during playback to pause Slide 
Show. Press f (Restart) to replay Slide Show.
・
	 Press u (Stop) to cancel Slide Show.
Exiting Quick Play
c during Quick Play
Quick Play
Editing/Setting/Sending Still image
j → u (View) → g to view still image
■	To Send Still Image
u (Send) 
・
	 To Send via Message
	 Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
	 To Send via Infrared
	 Via infrared (fP.12-3) 
■	To Use Quick Play Still Image as Wallpaper, 
etc.
i → Set as
・
	 To Set Image as Wallpaper
	 Wallpaper → Use these functions as needed: 
u (Rotate) to adjust image orientation
 Or
	 i (Zoom) to adjust size → f (Set) 
・
	 To Set Image as Incoming Image
	 Caller ID → Search and select Phone Book 
entry (fP.2-13) → f (Set) 
- This setting is unavailable for some sizes.
■	To Edit Still Image
i → Edit → Image editor → (fP.6-10 Editing 
Still Images d) 
■	To View Still Image Details
i → Details
■To Delete Still Image
i → Delete → Yes


6-14
6
Camera & Imaging
Photo Library
Changing Still Image Display
f → Camera → Photo album → u (Category) 
→ Folder/Month/Date/Tags/Faces
Switching Folder
f → Camera → Photo album → i → 
Memory switch → Phone+Memory card/Phone/
Memory card/Digital camera
・
	 When Memory Card inserted, Phone+Memory 
card/Phone/Memory card/Digital camera are 
selectable.
Setting Opened Still Image as Wallpaper, etc.
f → Camera → Photo album → Select file 
location → g to view file → i → Set as
■	To Set Image to Wallpaper
Wallpaper → Use these functions as needed: 
u (Rotate) to adjust image orientation
Or
i (Zoom) to adjust size → f (Set) 
■	To Set Image to Incoming Image
Caller ID → Search and select Phone Book 
entry (fP.2-13) → f (Set) 
・
	 This setting is unavailable for some sizes.
Sending Opened Still Image
f → Camera → Photo album → Select file 
location → g to view image → u (Send) 
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared (fP.12-3) 
Editing Opened Still Image
f → Camera → Photo album → Select file 
location → g to view image → i → Edit → 
Image editor → (fP.6-10 Editing Still Images d) 
Saving Tag Information
f → Camera → Photo album → Select file 
location → g to view image → i → Tags
■	To Save Existent Tag
Check tags → u (Save) 
■	To Save New Tag
i (New) → Enter tag name → f (OK) → 
Check new tag → u (Save) 
・
 Only files saved on handset are available.
Editing Tag
f → Camera → Photo album → Select file 
location → g to view image → i → Manage 
tags → Highlight tag → i
■	To Change Tag Name
Rename → Change name
■	To Sort Tag
Change order → Move tag → f (Select) 
■	To Delete Tag
Delete → Yes
・
 Only files saved on handset are available.
Deleting Opened File
f → Camera → Photo album → Select file 
location → g to view image → i → Delete → 
Yes


7
	 	 Media Player
Using Media Player................................................................................ 7-2
Downloading Media Files.
...................................................................... 7-3
Downloading Music & Movies.......................................................................7-3
Saving Media Files to Phone/Memory Card....................................................7-3
Playing Music......................................................................................... 7-3
Media Player Music Window.........................................................................7-4
Playing Music.
...............................................................................................7-4
Playing Movie.
........................................................................................ 7-5
Media Player Movie Window.........................................................................7-6
Playing Movie...............................................................................................7-7
Using Playlist.
......................................................................................... 7-8
Creating Playlist............................................................................................7-8
Playing Playlist..............................................................................................7-8
Advanced Settings.
................................................................................. 7-8
Music Playback.............................................................................................7-8
Movie Playback.............................................................................................7-9
Playlist........................................................................................................7-10


7-2
Media Player
7
Using Media Player
This handset features a Media Player. 
Download media files via Yahoo! Keitai or create personal playlists.
Playing Media Files
Creating Playlists
Play music or movies via Media Player (fP.7-4, P.7-7).
Select a music or movie file from folders or playlists.
Add your favorite music or movies to a playlist and 
create your own music or movie album (fP.7-8).
M
E
D
I
A
 
P
L
A
Y
E
R
My Playlist
M
E
D
I
A
 
P
L
A
Y
E
R
My Playlist
Downloading Media Files
Access
Download
Access Yahoo! Keitai to download music or movies
 (fP.7-3).
Saving Music/Movie from PC to Memory Card
Insert Memory Card with music or movies on it that 
was saved on PC into the handset (fP.7-3).
Insert


7-3
Media Player
7
Downloading Media Files
Access Yahoo! Keitai to download music or movies 
and copy them to handset.
Note
・
	
Downloading music or movies may incur 
high Packet Communication charges since 
they contain a large volume of data.
Downloading Music & Movies
a	f → Media
b	Download music or movie
■	 To Download Music
Music → All music → Download 
Music
■	 To Download Movie
Movie → All movies → Download 
Movies
Saving Media Files to Phone/Memory 
Card
To convert music or movie file formats, software is 
required.
・
	 SoftBank Mobile does not guarantee proper 
operation with any specific software.
・
	 For software specifications or operations, see 
SoftBank Mobile Website.
a	Insert Memory Card into handset
・
	Follow instructions (fP.11-8).
・
 Save files to the following folders by type: 
 Music file: PRIVATE/MYFOLDER/My Items/Music 
	
PRIVATE/MYFOLDER/My Items/Sounds  
	
& Ringtones
 Movie file: PRIVATE/MYFOLDER/My Items/Movie
・
 After saving files, insert Memory Card into 
handset; load files to play them.
Playing Music
Folder structure is as follows.
Folder
Description
Last played/Now 
playing
Last/currently playing file 
All music
Up to 9999 music files
Playlists
View playable files in Music in 
created folders
Artists
All music files by Artist
Albums
All music files by Album
Genres
All music files by Genre
Folders
All music files in Ring songs・
tones and Music folders in 
Data Folder
Recently played 
music
100 most recently played files 
(most recent first) 
Most played music
100 most frequently played 
files (most frequent first) 
・
	Files on Memory Card may take longer to load.
・
 Only files playable via Music appear.


7-4
Media Player
7
Media Player Music Window
Music Playback
a
b
c
d
l
k
e
f
h
g
i
j
a Title (file name when title is unknown) 
b	Artist's name
c File number/Total number of files
d	Copyright protection
e	Playing status: Play/Pause/Stop
f	Elapsed playing time
g	Volume level
h Shuffle
i	Repeat mode
 : Off
 : One
 : All
j	Total playing time
k	Repeat section
l	Progress bar
Shortcut Key Operations
Press shortcut assigned key to perform the operation.
Available operations vary according to playing status 
and file type.
Key
Description
f
Play/Pause
d
Next song
a
Previous song/Beginning of current song
w
Volume up
x
Volume down
u
Stop/Set as
i
Menu
1
Repeat pattern setting
2
Shuffle
4
Time search
5
Repeat section
・
 Shortcuts may not work with some music files.
Playing Music
a	f → Media → Music
b	Play a file
■	 To Play Most Recently Played File
Last played
・
	While playing, Last played will be Now 
playing.
■	 To Select from All Files
All music → Select a file
■	 To Select from Playlists
Playlists → Select a playlist → Select a file
■	 To Select from Artists List
Artists → Select an Artist → Select a file
■	 To Select from Albums List
Albums → Select an Album → Select a file
■	 To Select from Genres list
Genres → Select a genre → Select a file
■	 To Select from Folder List
Folders → Select a folder → Select a file
■	 To Select from Recent Music List
Recently played music → Select a file
■	 To Select from Most Played Music List
Most played music → Select a file


7-5
Media Player
7
・
 When Memory Card is inserted, Memory Card files 
appear in file list with .
・
	While Media Player is active, press c repeatedly 
to hide Music playback window.  
In Standby, press y to end Media Player. Stop 
confirmation appears, choose Yes.
・
	If a call arrives while playing music in Music 
playback window, playback pauses and handset 
rings. After call ends, paused Music playback 
window returns. 
・
	When Alarm is activated while music is being 
played in Music playback window, playback 
pauses, Alarm sounds and indicator appears. Press 
any key to stop Alarm and to clear the indicator. 
Advanced
brP.7-8
●
●Searching File by Text
●
●Sending Files
●
●Sorting Files
●
●Purchasing/Downloading Content Key
●
●Viewing File Details
●
●Playing from Specified Point
●
●Viewing Lyrics
●
●Connecting to Web Link
●
●Checking Shortcut Key Assignments
s
●
●Set Repeat Mode (rP.13-19) 
●
●Set Shuffle (rP.13-19) 
Playing Movie
Folder structure is as follows.
Folder
Description
Last played
Play most recently played file
All movies
View all playable files in Movie 
up to 9999
Playlists
View playable files in Movie in 
created folders
Folders
View files in Movie folders in 
Data Folder
Recently played 
movies
View up to 100 most recently 
played files (most recently played 
file appears first) 
Most played 
movies
View up to 100 most frequently 
played files (most frequently 
played file appears first) 
・
	Files on Memory Card may take longer to load.
・
 Only files playable via Movie appear.


7-6
Media Player
7
Media Player Movie Window
Movie Playback (Landscape)
f
b
a
c
d
e
g
h
i
j
k
Movie Playback (Portrait)
e
a
h
i
f
g
j
k
c
a Video title (or file name when title is 
unknown) and artist's name
b File number/Total number of files
c	Playback speed
d	Copyright protection
e	Playing status: Play/Pause/Stop
f	Elapsed playing time
g	Volume level
h Shuffle
i	Repeat mode
 : Off
 : One
 : All
j	Total playing time
k	Progress bar
Shortcut Key Operations
Press shortcut assigned key to perform the operation.
Available operations vary according to playing status 
and file type.
Normal Screen Display (Portrait) 
Key
Description
f
Play/Pause
d
Next clip
a
Previous movie/Beginning of current 
movie
w
Volume up
x
Volume down
u
Stop/Set as
i
Menu
1
Repeat pattern setting
2
Shuffle
3
Switch Display size
4
Time search
5
Capture frame
6
Playback speed


7-7
Media Player
7
Fullscreen View (Landscape) 
Key
Description
f
Play/Pause
d
Volume up
a
Volume down
x
Next movie
w
Previous movie/Beginning of current 
movie
1
Repeat pattern setting
2
Shuffle
5
Screen capture
6
Playback speed
Playing Movie
a	f → Media → Movie
b	Play a file
■	 To Play Most Recently Played File
Last played
■	 To Select from All Files
All movies → Select a file
■	 To Select from Playlists
Playlists → Select a playlist → Select a file
■	 To Select from Folder List
Folders → Select a folder
■	 To Select from Recent Movie List
Recently played movies → Select a file
■	 To Select from Most Played Movie List
Most played movies → Select a file
・
	Highlight All movies → Press u (Play) to play 
all the appropriate files in list.
・
 When Memory Card is inserted, Memory Card files 
appear in file list with .
・
 In file list, highlight file to show preview.
Advanced
brP.7-9
●
●Searching Files by Text
●
●Sending Files
●
●Sorting Files
●
●Purchasing/Downloading Content Key
●
●Viewing File Details
●
●Changing Window Size
●
●Playing from Specified Point
●
●Capturing Still Image from Movie
●
●Connecting to Web Link
●
●Changing Playback Speed
●
●Checking Shortcut Key Assignments
s
●
●Set Repeat Mode (rP.13-20) 
●
●Set Shuffle (rP.13-20) 
●
●Set Backlight (rP.13-20) 
●
●Set Portrait Style (rP.13-20) 
●
●Set Display for Activating Movie (rP.13-20) 
●
●Show/Hide Movie Preview (rP.13-20) 
●
●Access/Ignore Linked Information (rP.13-20) 


7-8
Media Player
7
Using Playlist
Create Playlist to make your own album.
Creating Playlist
Create up to 20 playlists with 100 files in each 
playlist.
a	f → Media → Music or Movie → 
Playlists → u (New) 
b	Enter playlist name
c	Select created playlist
d	u (Add) 
e	Check files → u (Add) 
Playing Playlist
a	f → Media → Music or Movie → 
Playlists
b	Select a playlist
c	Select a file
・
 Playlist cannot be played if a saved file has been 
deleted, or if file was added from Memory Card 
and Memory Card was removed. Insert Memory 
Card and load file to play.
Advanced
brP.7-10
●
●Adding Files to Playlist
●
●Removing Files from Playlist
●
●Changing Order of Files in Playlist
●
●Renaming Playlist
●
●Deleting Playlist
Advanced Settings
Music Playback
Setting Files to Ringtone in Normal Mode
f → Media → Music → All music → Highlight 
a file → u (Set as) → Select an item
・
 Only available for compatible files.
Searching File by Text
f → Media → Music → All music → i → 
Search files → Select Search field → Enter title or 
artist name → Check Title or Artist → u (Search) 
Sending Files
f → Media → Music → All music → 
Highlight a file → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → Check files → u (Send) (fP.12-3) 
Sorting Files
f → Media → Music → All music → i → 
Sort by → Select an item
・
 Perform the same operation on files in Folders.
・
 While loading files from Memory Card, the order of 
music files may not be changed. Perform the same 
operation again.


7-9
Media Player
7
Purchasing/Downloading Content Key
f → Media → Music → All music → 
Highlight a file → i → Download Content key 
→ Yes
Viewing File Details
f → Media → Music → All music → 
Highlight a file → i → Details 
・
	 Alternatively, during playback, press i → 
Details.
・
	 Perform the same operation in other folders.
Playing from Specified Point
In Music playback window, i → Time search → 
Enter time → f (Jump) 
Viewing Lyrics
In Music playback window, i → View lyrics
・
 Only available for compatible files.
Connecting to Web Link
In Music playback window, i → Connect web 
link → Yes
・
	 Unavailable if web link does not exist.
Checking Shortcut Key Assignments
In Music playback window, i → Help
Movie Playback
Setting Files to Ringtone in Normal Mode
f → Media → Movie → All movies → 
Highlight a file → u (Set as) 
・
 Only available for compatible files.
Searching Files by Text
f → Media → Movie → All movies → i 
→ Search files → Select search field → Enter title 
or author's name → Check Title or Author 
→ u (Search) 
Sending Files
f → Media → Movie → All movies → 
Highlight a file → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → Check files → u (Send) (fP.12-3) 
Sorting Files
f → Media → Movie → All movies → i → 
Sort by → Select an item
・
 Perform the same operation on files in Folders.
Purchasing/Downloading Content Key
f → Media → Movie → All movies → Highlight 
a file → i → Download Content key → Yes
Viewing File Details
f → Media → Movie → All movies → 
Highlight a file → i → Details 
・
	 Alternatively, in Movie playback window (Portrait 
view), press i → Details.
・
	 Perform the same operation in other folders.
Changing Window Size
f → Media → Settings → Movie settings → 
Display → First view → Select an item
Changing Window Size
In Movie playback window (Portrait view), i → 
Resolution → Select an item
・
 To view movie in fullscreen, the file has to be 320 x 
192 resolution. 
Playing from Specified Point
In Movie playback window (Portrait view), i → 
Time search → Enter time → f (Jump) 
Capturing Still Image from Movie
In Movie playback window (Portrait view), i → 
Capture frame
Connecting to Web Link
In Movie playback window (Portrait view), i → 
Connect web link → Yes 
Changing Playback Speed
In Movie playback window (Portrait view), i → 
Playback speed → Select an item
・
	 Sound is muted while changing playback speed.


7-10
Media Player
7
Checking Shortcut Key Assignments
In Movie playback window (Portrait view), i → 
Help 
Playlist
Adding Files to Playlist
f → Media → Music/Movie → All music/All 
movies 
■	To Add an Item
Highlight a file → i → Add to playlist → 
Selected → Select a playlist
■	To Add Multiple Items
i → Add to playlist → Multiple → Check 
files → u (Add) → Select a playlist
Removing Files from Playlist
f → Media → Music/Movie → Playlists → 
Select a playlist
■	To Remove an Item
Highlight a file → i → Remove → Selected
■	To Remove Multiple Items
i → Remove → Multiple → Check files → 
u (Remove) 
■	To Remove All Items
i → Remove → All → Yes
Changing Order of Files in Playlist
f → Media → Music/Movie → Playlists 
→ Select a playlist → Highlight a file → i → 
Change order → Highlight a destination with r 
→ f (OK) 
Renaming Playlist
f → Media → Music/Movie → Playlists → 
Highlight a playlist → i → Rename → Enter 
playlist name
Deleting Playlist
f → Media → Music/Movie → Playlists 
■	To Delete an Item
Highlight a playlist → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Items
i → Delete → Multiple → Check playlists → 
u (Delete) → Yes
・
	 If all playlists are checked, enter Phone 
Password.
■	To Delete All Items
i → Delete → All → Yes


8
	 	 Entertainment
Entertainment Functions........................................................................ 8-2
S! Information Channel (Japanese) ....................................................... 8-3
Service Registration.
......................................................................................8-3
New Received Information.
............................................................................8-3
Using Weather Indicator.
...............................................................................8-3
S! Quick News (Japanese)...................................................................... 8-3
Opening List.
.................................................................................................8-3
Viewing Update Information.
.........................................................................8-4
Registering S! Quick News List......................................................................8-4
Refreshing Entries Manually..........................................................................8-4
Deleting Entries.
............................................................................................8-4
Free Contents (Japanese) ...................................................................... 8-5
Advanced Settings.
................................................................................. 8-5
S! Information Channel.................................................................................8-5
S! Quick News..............................................................................................8-6


Entertainment
8-2
8
Entertainment Functions
Access the Internet to view or download content. Subscribe to content for automatic updates. Learn how to download and use content.
Note
These services require separate 
subscriptions: 
・
	
S! Quick News
・
	
S! Information Channel/Weather
S! Quick News (fP.8-3) 
NEWS
NEWS
View Yahoo! Keitai content 
update information.
Free Contents (fP.8-5) 
Access free content.
S! Information Channel/Weather (fP.8-3) 
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Delivers subscribed content such 
as overnight news. Weather 
Indicator appears in Standby.


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Entertainment
8
S! Information Channel (Japanese) 
S! Information Channel delivers subscribed 
contents such as overnight news. Weather 
Indicator appears in Standby.
・
 This service is only available in Japan.
・
	S! Information Channel requires separate 
subscription.
Note
・
	
Using S! Information Channel incurs Packet 
Communication charges.
Service Registration
a	f → Entertainment 
→ S! Information Channel/
Weather → Registration/Cancel
b	Follow onscreen instructions
New Received Information
S! Information Channel contents is received 
automatically; notification appears in Standby.
a	Select a notification
b	Follow onscreen instructions
・
	Operations are same as Yahoo! Keitai.
Using Weather Indicator
Upon subscription to S! Information Channel, 
Weather Indicator appears in Standby.
 : Clear (daytime) 
 : Clear (nighttime) 
 : Cloudy
 : Rain
 : Snow
 : Thunderstorm
 : Later
 : Intermittent
Example : 
 
 
 → Cloudy, Intermittent rain
・
	In addition to the above, other information such as 
rainfall probability or seasonal information appears.
Advanced
s
●
●Set Weather Indicator Display Settings (rP.13-20) 
●
●Set Weather Indicator Update Notification 
(rP.13-20) 
●
●Set Weather Indicator Automatic Update (rP
.13-20) 
S! Quick News (Japanese)
View Yahoo! Keitai content update information.
・
	S! Quick News requires separate subscription.
Opening List
a	f → Entertainment → S! Quick 
News
 : Unread Special News
 : Unread News Flash
 : Unread General News
 : Read Special News
 : Read News Flash
 : Read General news
S! Quick
News List
Note
・
	
Using S! Quick News incurs Packet 
Communication charges.


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Entertainment
8
Viewing Update Information
a	f → Entertainment → S! Quick 
News
b	Select content
c	Select an entry
・
	Press u (Back) to return to S! Quick 
News/Contents list.
・
	To connect to Internet and check for 
update, select an item → Yes.
Registering S! Quick News List
Register up to one special and five general news/
newsflash in S! Quick News list. 
a	f → Entertainment → S! Quick 
News 
b	Register contents → Yes 
c	Select content → Follow onscreen 
instructions
Refreshing Entries Manually
a	f → Entertainment → S! Quick 
News
b	Update Contents
■	 To Refresh Content
Highlight content → u (Update) → 
Selected
■	 To Refresh Multiple Contents
u (Update) → Multiple → Check 
contents → u (Update) 
■	 To Refresh All Contents
u (Update) → All
・
	Press i (Cancel) / c to cancel update 
in process.
Deleting Entries
a	f → Entertainment → S! Quick 
News
b	Delete Contents
■	 To Delete Content
Highlight content → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes
■	 To Delete Multiple Contents
i → Delete → Multiple → Check 
contents → u (Delete) → Yes
■	 To Delete All Contents
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
Advanced
brP.8-6
●
●Viewing Content Details
●
●Refreshing S! Quick News List
●
●Viewing S! Quick News from List


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Entertainment
8
Free Contents (Japanese) 
Access free contents.
a	f → Entertainment → Free 
Contents
b	Tada-Deco (Graphic Mail) → Follow 
onscreen instructions
Note
・
	
Using Free Contents incurs Packet 
Communication charges.
Advanced Settings
S! Information Channel
Viewing after Indicator Disappears
f → Entertainment → S! Information 
Channel/Weather → What's new?
Viewing Information Previously Received
f → Entertainment → S! Information 
Channel/Weather → History → Select an item
Receiving Disrupted Information Again
f → Entertainment → S! Information 
Channel/Weather → Get latest contents → Yes
Showing Weather Indicator
f → Entertainment → S! Information 
Channel/Weather → Weather Indicator → 
Weather
Updating Weather Indicator Manually
f → Entertainment → S! Information 
Channel/Weather → Weather Indicator → 
Manual update → Yes
Changing Settings for Weather Indicator
f → Entertainment → S! Information 
Channel/Weather → Weather Indicator → 
Settings
■	To Change Display Settings
Display setting → On/Off
■	To Change Missed Event Settings
Missed event setting → On/Off
■	To Set Auto Update
Auto update → On/Off


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8
S! Quick News
Viewing Content Details
In S! Quick News list, highlight content → i → 
Details
Refreshing S! Quick News List
In S! Quick News list, select content → Highlight 
item → i → Update
・
 Press i (Cancel) / c to cancel.
Viewing S! Quick News from List
In S! Quick News list, select content → Highlight item 
→ i → Access to web → Yes
・
 Press i (Cancel) / c to view S! Quick News 
List.
Updating S! Quick News List Automatically
f → Entertainment → S! Quick News → i 
→ Settings → Auto update
■	To Update Newsflash Automatically
Flash news → Select an item
■	To Update General News Automatically
General → On or Off
■	To Update Special Automatically
Special → On or Off
・
 Auto update is executed based on a set time.
To view next update time, in S! Quick News list, 
highlight content → i → Details.
・
 Set General to On to update automatically once a day.
・
 Setting Special to On may incur high Packet 
Communication charges.
・
 Set Special to On to update automatically once 
every four hours.
・
 Special and Flash news auto update is not 
executed between midnight and early a.m. If 
General is set, news is updated automatically 
during that period.
・
 Auto update is not performed while roaming. 
Instead, update manually (fP.8-4).
・
 Auto update may fail outside service area or where 
signal conditions are poor.
・
 If auto update fails, update news manually (fP.8-4).
・
 Removing/replacing USIM Card cancels auto 
update.
Showing/Hiding Image
f → Entertainment → S! Quick News → i 
→ Settings → Show image → On or Off
Deleting S! Quick News List
f → Entertainment → S! Quick News → i 
→ Settings → Delete S! Quick News List → 
Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes


9
	 	 Handy Extras
Useful Handset Applications.................................................................. 9-2
Alarm.
..................................................................................................... 9-3
Setting/Canceling Alarms..............................................................................9-3
Editing Alarm................................................................................................9-3
Calendar................................................................................................. 9-4
Viewing Calendar.
.........................................................................................9-4
Opening Calendar.........................................................................................9-5
Saving Schedule............................................................................................9-5
Viewing Schedule.
.........................................................................................9-5
Tasks.
...................................................................................................... 9-6
Saving Tasks.................................................................................................9-6
Viewing Tasks...............................................................................................9-6
Marking a Task as Completed.......................................................................9-6
Stopwatch.............................................................................................. 9-6
Countdown Timer.
.................................................................................. 9-7
World Clock............................................................................................ 9-7
Viewing World Clock.
....................................................................................9-7
Selecting Areas.............................................................................................9-7
Good Night Timer.
.................................................................................. 9-7
Setting Good Night Timer.
.............................................................................9-7
Calculator............................................................................................... 9-8
Notepad.
................................................................................................. 9-8
Adding Notepad.
...........................................................................................9-8
Viewing Notepad..........................................................................................9-8
Barcode/Scan.
......................................................................................... 9-9
Scanning Barcode/QR Code/Name Card/Text/Keyword...................................9-9
Using Barcode Files.....................................................................................9-10
Creating QR Code.......................................................................................9-11
Checking Scanned Barcode/Text..................................................................9-11
Converter.
............................................................................................. 9-12
Converting Currencies.................................................................................9-12
Converting Units.........................................................................................9-12
Split the Bill.
......................................................................................... 9-12
Voice Recorder..................................................................................... 9-13
Voice Recorder Window..............................................................................9-13
Recording Sound.
........................................................................................9-13
Playing Sound.............................................................................................9-13
File Viewer.
........................................................................................... 9-14
Using File Viewer........................................................................................9-14
Zooming In/Out.
..........................................................................................9-14
Magnifier.
............................................................................................. 9-15
Dictionary............................................................................................. 9-15
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 9-16
Alarm.........................................................................................................9-16
Calendar.
....................................................................................................9-16
Tasks..........................................................................................................9-18
Countdown Timer.......................................................................................9-20
Good Night Timer.......................................................................................9-20
Notepad.....................................................................................................9-20
Barcode/Scan..............................................................................................9-21
Currency/Unit Conversion............................................................................9-22
Split the Bill................................................................................................9-22
Voice Recorder.
...........................................................................................9-22
File Viewer.
.................................................................................................9-23


9-2
9
Handy Extras
  Voice Recorder
Record/playback voice 
memos, etc. 
 (fP.9-13).
05:46
●REC
05:46
●REC
  Notepad
Create/view text 
memos (fP.9-8).
  Converter
Convert currencies or 
measurement units 
 (fP.9-12).
  Calculator
Use handset as a 
calculator 
 (fP.9-8).
  Stopwatch
Use handset as a 
stopwatch
 (fP.9-6).
00:1565
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00:1565
01:3066
LAP　06:0509
  World Clock
  Countdown Timer
See current time in 
major world cities 
 (fP.9-7).
Set Alarm to sound 
after specified length 
of time (fP.9-7).
08:30
TOKYO
23:30
LONDON
08:30
TOKYO
23:30
LONDON
  Tasks
Create/view to-do lists 
(fP.9-6).
  Calendar
See calendar and save 
schedule entries 
 (fP.9-4).
  Alarm
Set Alarms (fP.9-3).
  Good Night Timer
Disable sound and 
Vibration for specified 
amounts of time 
(fP.9-7).
  Barcode/Scan
Scan barcodes or QR 
Codes; create QR 
Codes on handset 
 (fP.9-9).
  File Viewer
View documents 
 (fP.9-14).
  Dictionary
Find English 
expressions for 
Japanese words or 
vice versa 
 (fP.9-15).
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  Magnifier
Use handset as a 
magnifier (fP.9-15).
Useful Handset Applications
Handset includes helpful Daily tools including Tasks/Stopwatch and Useful tools including Calculator/Notepad.
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  Split the Bill
Calculate costs and 
amount of carry-over 
 (fP.9-12).
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9-3
9
Handy Extras
Alarm
Save up to ten Alarms. Use Alarm activation to 
activate or cancel Alarm settings. Set Alarms to 
repeat on specific days of the week or everyday.
Setting/Canceling Alarms
Example: Setting Alarm time
・
	 For other items, see "Editing Alarm" (fP.9-3).
Setting
a	f → Alarm
b	Select Alarm → In Alarm time field, 
enter Alarm time
c	u (Save) 
・
	
 is shown.
・
	Set or edit Alarm and press u (Save), 
Alarm is set to On automatically.
・
	At Alarm time, tone sounds and indicator appears. 
Handset vibrates if Vibration is not Off. When Snooze 
is Off, press f (Stop) to stop Alarm and Vibration.
・
	If calling, dialing (Connecting... appears), or 
dialing (Dialling... appears) at Alarm time, 
an indicator appears. Press f (Stop) to clear 
indicator, when Snooze is Off.
・
	When Snooze is set to something other than 
Off, Alarm sounds at the specified interval and 
specified number of times until Snooze is canceled. 
When you press f (Snooze) while Alarm sounds, 
Alarm is set to sound again at the specified 
interval. Press i (End) → End to stop Alarm and 
to clear indicator.
・
 If multiple Alarms are set for the same time, first 
set sounds first. If Schedule or Tasks Alarm is set 
for the same time as Alarm (Tools), Alarm sounds 
first.
・
	When Manner mode is active, setting in Manner 
mode setting (fP.9-17) applies.
・
	If Camera or Voice Recorder is active at Alarm 
Time, Alarm sounds upon operation termination.
Canceling Alarm
a	f → Alarm → Highlight Alarm → 
u (On/Off) 
Editing Alarm
a	f → Alarm → Select Alarm
■	 To Set Alarm Time
Highlight Alarm Time → Enter Alarm time → 
u (Save) 
■	 To Set Alarm to Repeat
Repeat → Select item → u (Save) 
・
	If Selected day is selected, check day → 
u (Done).
・
	If you set Alarm for every day, Alarm will 
activate daily.
■	 To Activate/Cancel Alarm for Holidays
Except holidays → On or Off → u 
(Save) 
■	 To Set Snooze
Snooze → Select an item → u (Save) 
・
	When Snooze is set to something other 
than Off, Alarm sounds at the specified 
interval and specified number of times 
until Snooze is canceled. When you press 
f (Snooze) while Alarm sounds, Alarm 
is set to sound again at the specified 
interval. Press i (End) → End to stop 
Alarm and to clear indicator.
・
	For Other, enter minutes.
■	 To Set Snooze Repeat Time (s) 
Snooze repeat times → Select an item → 
u (Save) 
■	 To Set Alarm Sound/Sound Video
Alarm tone/video → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → u (Save) 
・
 In list, press u (Play) to play file.


9-4
9
Handy Extras
■	 To Adjust Alarm Volume
Volume → Adjust volume → u (Save) 
・
	Press u (play) to play file.
■	 To Set Vibration
Vibration → Select an item → u (Save) 
・
	Press u (play) to view a pattern.
■	 To Set Alarm Duration Time
Duration → Select an item → u (Save) 
・
	For Other, enter duration.
■	 To Edit Alarm Name
Alarm name → Enter Alarm name → u 
(Save) 
・
 
If a Memory Card file is set as Alarm sound, copy 
to handset confirmation appears. For a copy 
protected file, move to handset confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to complete setting.
Advanced
b rP.9-16
●
●Resetting Alarm
●
●Setting Alarm Sound/Vibration in Manner Mode
Calendar
To view Calendar, add schedule in Calendar.
Select from three view modes.
Add Title, Start date or other information.
Save up to 500 events including Tasks.
Viewing Calendar
Select from three view modes; Monthly view, Weekly 
view and Daily view.
・
	 f → Calendar → i → View mode → 
Month/Week/Day to change view mode.
・
	 If you select a date with Calendar entries, the 
entries appear as per the following.
Black: Monday to Friday
Blue: Saturday
Red: Sunday/Holiday 
Dates in black rectangle: Highlighted position
Day with gray background: Today
 : Schedule registered
Monthly View
Weekly View
Daily View
・
	To change Monthly/Weekly/Daily view window for 
previous/next month/week/day, press * / #.
・
	If you select a date with Calendar entries or Alarms 
set, the titles of Calendar entries, icons and other 
items appear.
 
 : Schedule (No category) 
 
 : Schedule (Appointment) 
 
 : Schedule (Meeting) 
 
 : Schedule (Business) 
 
 : Schedule (Personal) 
 
 : Schedule (Holiday) 
 
 : Schedule (Anniversary) 
 
 : Schedule (Birthday) 
 
 : Schedule (Phone call) 
 
 : Schedule (Date) 
 
 : Schedule (Travel) 
 
 : Schedule (Shopping) 
 
 : Schedule (Miscellaneous) 
 
 : Alarm set
 
 : Repetition set


9-5
9
Handy Extras
Opening Calendar
a	f → Calendar
Saving Schedule
Save up to 500 events including Tasks.
Example: Saving title, start date & time, end date & time.
・
	 For other items, see "Saving to Schedule" (fP.9-16).
a	f → Calendar
b	u (Add new) 
c	Enter title
d	Select date & time → In Start date 
field, enter start date → In Start 
time field, enter start time
e	In End date field, enter end date 
→ In End time field, enter end time 
→ f (OK) 
f	u (Save) 
・
	In Calendar, select date before b to enter the 
date in Start date or End date field.
Viewing Schedule
a	f → Calendar
b	Select the day to view
c	Select a schedule
・
	To view the registered number of Schedule and 
Task in Calendar, press i → Memory status.
Advanced
brP.9-16
●
●Switching View Mode
●
●Opening a Specific Date
●
●Viewing All Events
●
●Viewing Schedule by Category
●
●Sending Schedule
●
●Viewing Secret Schedule
●
●Checking Missed Alarm Event
●
●Viewing Calendar Memory Status
●
●Deleting Schedule
●
●Sending Selected Schedule
●
●Sending Schedule to Guests
●
●Saving Schedule


9-6
9
Handy Extras
Tasks
Save up to 500 Schedule entries; manage with 
lists.
Saving Tasks
Example: Saving title, due date & time
・
	 For other items, see "Saving Task" (fP.9-19).
a	f → Tools → Tasks
b	u (Add new) 
c	Enter a title
d	Due date & time → In Due date 
field, enter due date → In Due time 
field, enter due time → f (OK) 
e	u (Save) 
Viewing Tasks
a	f → Tools → Tasks
・
	Alternatively, f → Calendar → Select date → 
Tasks.
・
	In Tasks, press g to toggle 
 (All tasks), 
 (Completed tasks), 
 (Uncompleted 
tasks), and 
 (Expired tasks).
Marking a Task as Completed
a	f → Tools → Tasks
b	Highlight uncompleted task/
expired task → i → Status → 
Completed
・
	Highlight completed tasks → i → Status 
→ Uncompleted tasks to toggle tasks 
before due date as 
 (Uncompleted) and 
tasks after due date as 
 (Expired).
Advanced
brP.9-18
●
●Sending Tasks
●
●Sorting Tasks
●
●Searching Tasks
●
●Saving Tasks
●
●Setting Alarm Sound/Vibration in Manner Mode
●
●Viewing Secret Tasks
●
●Viewing Missed Alarm Event
●
●Viewing Task Item Status
●
●Deleting Tasks
Stopwatch
Use handset as a stopwatch. Save up to ten lap 
times and total elapsed time.
a	f → Tools → Stopwatch
b	f (Start) 
・
	Press u (Lap) to mark a lap.
Last ten laps are saved.
c	f (Stop) 
・
	Press i (Save) → Yes to save stopwatch content 
to notepad.
・
	Press f (Restart) to start Stopwatch again.
・
	Press u (Reset) to clear all times.


9-7
9
Handy Extras
Countdown Timer
Count down up to 60 minutes.
a	f → Tools → Countdown timer
b	Enter countdown time
c	f (Start) 
・
	To stop counts, press f (Stop).
・
	Press f (Restart) to restart countdown.
・
	Press u (Reset) to reset Countdown Timer.
Advanced
brP.9-20
●
●Changing Alarm
World Clock
See current time in world's major cities.
Viewing World Clock
a	f → Tools → World clock
Selecting Areas
Set second time zone to show time in World clock.
a	f → Tools → World clock
・Alternatively, press f → Settings 
→ Display settings → Clock/Calendar 
→ Dual clock
b	g to select time zone
・
	Press r to select First clock field or 
Second clock field.
・
	To set/cancel summer time setting, press 
i (DST).
c	f (Save) 
Good Night Timer
Disable Alarm/Vibration/Light for a specific period 
of time.
・
	When Good night timer is On, Alarm/Vibration/
Light is set to Off, and volume level is set to 0 
for functions that use sound.
・
	Even when Good night timer is On, other 
functions such as Voice Call, etc. are available.
Setting Good Night Timer
Note
・
	
Deactivate other functions before Good 
night timer activates. If any other function 
is activated, Good night timer cannot be 
activated.
a	f → Tools → Good night timer
b	Timer
c	In Start time field, enter start time 
→ In End time field, enter end time
・
	Check Activate now to start timer after 
Good night timer is set.
d	f (OK) 
e	Repeat → Select an item
・
	Check Every day to repeat Alarm 
everyday.
・
	If Activate now is selected in c, setting 
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9
Handy Extras
f	Alarm sounds → On to activate 
Alarm with Alarm tone
g	u (Save) 
・
	Good night timer will be On automatically.
Canceling Good Night Timer
a	f → Tools → Good night timer
b	u (On/Off) 
Calculator
Perform four math operations of up to 13 digits.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Calculator
b	Enter numbers and operators
・
	To add calculation result to notepad, press 
i → Save to Notepad → Yes. Complete 
calculation to save results to Notepad.
・
	To exit calculator, press i → End.
・
	To erase a symbol in a mathematical expression, 
press c.
・
	To erase mathematical expression and result all at 
once, press u (AC).
Notepad
Add up to 100 memos. Add memos even while 
placing calls (fP.3-18).
Adding Notepad
a	f → Tools → Useful → Notepad
b	u (Add) → Enter text
c	Select category field → Select 
category
d	u (Save) 
Viewing Notepad
a	f → Tools → Useful → Notepad 
→ Select Notepad
Advanced
brP.9-20
●
●Searching Notepad
●
●Viewing Notes by Category
●
●Sending Notepad
●
●Saving Notes to Data Folder
●
●Viewing Notepad Memory Status
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●Deleting Notepad


9-9
9
Handy Extras
Barcode/Scan
Use Camera to scan printed barcodes, QR Codes, 
name cards, text, or keywords. Use scanned 
barcodes to acquire images from websites, etc.
Scanning Barcode/QR Code/Name Card/
Text/Keyword
Note
・
	
If text is too small to scan or is not focused 
on, scanned result may be incorrect.
・
	
Some barcodes/text may be invalid.
・
	
Scan may fail if barcode/text is not clear.
・
	
Indoors, scan may fail if handset shadows 
barcode/text.
・
	
Hold handset approximately 10 cm away 
from barcode/text. If it does not scan, move 
handset slowly to adjust the distance to fix 
focus.
・
	Press u (Macro) to set/cancel Macro.
・
 To adjust brightness, use g.
Barcodes/QR Codes
Barcode Reader automatically identifies and scans 
Barcodes (JAN code) and QR Codes. Use scan results 
for handset operations such as calling.
QR Code
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Scan barcode
b	Use Display to frame barcode → 
f (Scan) 
・
	Camera focuses on and scans barcode 
automatically.
・
	Scan may fail when capturing multiple barcodes.
・
	JAN codes are one-dimensional codes made up of 
combinations of vertical bars of varying widths and 
spaces. Handset is not compatible with other 1D 
codes (e.g., ITF code, Code39, or Codebar/NW-7).
・
	QR Code is two-dimensional code with information 
in matrix.
・
	To save scanned result, u (Save).
 To view saved barcode, in Scan barcode window, 
press i → Scan results.
・
	To scan multiple barcodes continuously, activate 
Barcode code reader → i → Continues scan. 
After a scan is complete, choose Yes to scan the 
next barcode.
・
	Split barcodes cannot be opened or saved unless 
all split barcodes are scanned.
・
	You can use any phone numbers, mail addresses, 
or other items for Phone Book entries if they are 
contained in the scanned data (fP.9-21). For usable 
information, the background color of the text turns 
theme color; however, if the text contains any 
character that is not allowed to be used for that 
information, the background area for the following 
characters does not change into theme color.
・
	Use QR Codes for text only. Handset cannot scan 
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9-10
9
Handy Extras
Name Card
Scan name card and save to Phone Book, etc.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Name card reader
b	Use Display to frame name card → 
f (Scan) 
・
	Camera focuses on and scans name card 
automatically.
・
	To save the scanned result, press f (Register) → 
u (Save).
Text
Scan text and save/edit it.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Text reader
b	Use Display to frame text → f 
(Scan) 
・
	Camera focuses on and scans text 
automatically.
・
	Press r to adjust scanning range.
・
	To save the scanned result, press f (OK) → u 
(Save). To check the saved text, press i → Scan 
results.
・
	To edit the scanned result, edit after scanning.
・
	To toggle recognition language, press i → 
Language → Automatic/Japanese/English.
Scanning a Keyword & Looking It up in 
Dictionary
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Dictionary reader
b	Use Display to frame word 
→ f (Scan) 
・
	Camera focuses on and scans text 
automatically.
c	Select scanned result
・
	To toggle dictionary, press i (Switch) → 
English/Japanese.
Using Barcode Files
Use a barcode file saved in Data Folder.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Open barcode → Select 
folder
・
	With Memory Card inserted, select a file 
from Pictures or Digital Camera folder.
b	Select a file
・
	Camera focuses on and scans text 
automatically.
・
	For split barcodes, once one portion is scanned, 
the rest is automatically recognized and scanned. 
If file name or saved directory of a split barcode 
has been changed, select unrecognized part to be 
scanned.
・
 If file has been altered, barcode may not scan.
・
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Creating QR Code
Use Phone Book entry or enter text to create QR 
Code.
・
	A QR Code holds up to 211 single-byte or 105 
double-byte characters.
・
 When volume of information is large, a split 
QR Code automatically appears (up to 16 QR 
Codes).
・
	Created QR Code is saved in Pictures in Data 
Folder. Check saved QR Code in Data Folder 
(fP.9-10).
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Create QR code
b	Create QR Code
■	 To Create QR Code from Phone Book 
Entry
Phonebook → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13) → Select a phone number
■	 To Enter Account Details
My details
■	 To Create Text QR Code
Text input → Enter text
c	f (Save) 
・
 	
To specify saving location for created QR 
Code, press i → Save to → Select an 
item → f (Save).
・
	Phone Book entries converted to QR Codes 
contain Name, Reading name, Phone number, Mail 
address, Address, and Memo. Other items will not 
be included.
・
	Press u (Send) in QR Code confirmation window 
to create S! Mail with the created QR Code 
attached.
Checking Scanned Barcode/Text
Check the saved scanned result.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/
Scan → Scan results
b	Select a result
・
	If scanned result is too large, it will not appear. 
Some files cannot be opened.
Advanced
brP.9-21
●
●Renaming Scanned Data
●
●Viewing Scanned Data Detail
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●Deleting Scanned Data


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Converter
Convert various currencies or units of 
measurement.
Converting Currencies
a	f → Tools → Useful → Converter 
→ Currency
b	Select Original currency field → 
Select currency
c	In Original currency value field, 
enter value
d	See result in Converted currency 
value field
・
	To save results to notepad, press i → 
Save to Notepad → Yes.
・
	To exit converter, press i → End.
Converting Units
a	f → Tools → Useful → Converter 
→ Length, Weight, Volume, Area, 
or Temperature
b	Select Original unit field 
→ Select unit
c	In Original unit value field, enter 
value
d	See result in Converted value field
・
	To save results to notepad, press i → 
Save to Notepad → Yes.
・
	To exit converter, press i → End.
Split the Bill
Divide Total Cost with two different ratios.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Split the 
bill
b	In Total Cost field, enter price
c	In Number of people A field, enter 
number
d	In Number of people B field, enter 
number
e	g to charge ratio
・
	Cost and amount of carry-over for A and B 
are shown.
・
	In Split the Bill window, press i (Settings) → 
Payment unit → Select an item → c.
・
	To change method of collecting extra changes, 
in Split the Bill window, press i (Settings) → 
Collect extra fee → On/Off → c.


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Voice Recorder
Record up to 60 minutes; activate from Tools, or 
via Menu in Data Folder, or during a call, Message 
creation window.
Voice Recorder Window
Use Softkeys and Multi Selector operations to control 
Voice Recorder.
Recording Window
Playback Window
a
b
c
d
a	Status bar
b	Recordable time (while recording)/
Playback time (while playing) 
c	Elapsed time
d	Volume
Recording Sound
Recorded sound is saved to Ring Songs・Tones in 
Data Folder.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Voice 
recorder
b	f (Record) 
c	u (Stop) 
・
	After recording, files are saved automatically 
to Ring Songs・Tones under Data Folder.
・
	When recordable time has elapsed, 
recording automatically ends.
・
	After pressing f (Pause), press u (Save) 
to save file.
・
	Press f (Pause) to pause recording. Press 
f (Record) to resume recording.
・
 To quickly confirm recorded content, press f (Play). 
Press f (Pause) again to pause playback.
・
	To start the next recording, press i → Record.
Playing Sound
Play sound file saved in Data Folder.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Voice 
recorder
b	i → Data folder
c	Select a sound file
・
	Use r to adjust volume.
・
	Use g to rewind/fast forward.
Advanced
brP.9-22
●
●Moving Recorded Sound File
●
●Copying Recorded Sound File
●
●Sending Recorded Sound File
●
●Editing Recorded Sound File Name
●
●Viewing Recorded Sound File Details
●
●Deleting Recorded Sound File


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File Viewer
View document files in Standard view or 
Fullscreen. Rotate Display image using menu.
・
	This guide describes standard view operations. 
Standard View
       
Fullscreen View
Note
・
	
If a document includes many pages or 
complicated designs, all pages of the 
document may not appear properly.
・
	
To view file containing Japanese/English/
Hangul/Chinese (simplified characters)/
Portuguese properly, set the language.
Using File Viewer
a	f → Tools → Useful → File 
viewer
b	Select a file
c	Scroll the file
・
 Use r to flip page.
・
 Open PDF, XLS, DOC, PPT, or TXT files saved in 
Data Folder. Select an image file saved in Data 
Folder and File viewer is activated automatically.
・
	Files with up to approximately 4 MB can be 
browsed. However, browse files of up to 4 MB. 
In some cases, files under 4 MB may not be 
browsable.
Zooming In/Out
a	f → Tools → Useful → File 
viewer → Select a file
b	i → Zoom → In/Out
・
	Alternatively, press i / u to adjust 
magnification.
・
	Press i → Fit to screen → Page/Width/
Height to change Display view.


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Advanced
brP.9-23
●
●Deleting Files
●
●Toggling Standard View/Fullscreen View
●
●Searching Characters in Page
●
●Going to Pages
●
●Rotating Display Image
●
●Capturing Images
●
●Sending Files
●
●Editing File Name
●
●Protecting File
●
●Viewing File Details
●
●Viewing Shortcut Key
Magnifier
Use Magnifier to view small characters or distant 
scenery.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Magnifier
・
	Press u (Macro) to set Macro.
・
	To adjust brightness, press g.
・
	To adjust zoom, press r.
・
	Alternatively, press f → Camera → Magnifier.
Dictionary
Look up words in English/Japanese dictionaries.
a	f → Tools → Useful → Dictionary
b	English dictionary or Japanese 
dictionary
c	Enter a word
d	Select a word
・
	To save search data to notepad, press u 
(Save) → Yes.
・Press u (Switch) to toggle English 
dictionary/Japanese dictionary.


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Advanced Settings
Alarm
Resetting Alarm
f → Alarm
■	To Reset an Alarm
Highlight alarm → i → Reset → Selected → 
Yes
■	To Reset Multiple Alarms
i → Reset → Multiple → Check alarms → 
u (Reset) → Yes
■	To Reset All Alarms
i → Reset → All → Yes
Setting Alarm Sound/Vibration in Manner Mode
f → Alarm → i → Manner mode setting → 
Alarm sound/Vibration → On or Off
Calendar
Adding Schedule Quickly
f → Calendar → u (Hold: Quick) → Enter title 
→ Select date → In Start date field, enter start date 
→ In Start time field, enter start time → In End 
date field, enter end date → In End time field, enter 
end time → f (OK) 
・
	 To set schedule for all day, check All day → f 
(OK).
Saving to Schedule
f → Calendar → u (Add new) 
→ Enter title → Select date & time → In Start date 
field, enter start date → In Start time field, enter 
start time → In End date field, enter end date → In 
End time field, enter end time → f (OK) 
■	To Set Schedule for All Day
Select date & time → Check All day → f (OK) 
→ u (Save) 
■	To Set Category
Category → Select an item → u (Save) 
■	To Set Alarm
Alarm → Alarm time → Select an item 
→ Duration → Select an item → Alarm tone/
video → Select a file location → Select a file 
→ Volume → Adjust Volume → Vibration 
→ Select an item → u (Done) → u (Save) 
・
	 For Other in Alarm time or Duration, enter 
Alarm time or duration.
・
	 While selecting Alarm tone/video, press u 
(Play) to playback a file.
・
	 While selecting Vibration, press u (Play) to 
view a pattern.
・
	 If a Memory Card file is set as Alarm sound, copy to 
handset confirmation appears. For a copy protected 
file, move to handset confirmation appears.
■ To Repeat a Set Schedule
Repeat → Select an item → Enter a number of 
times to repeat → f (OK) → u (Save) 
・
	 If No repetition is selected, you do not need to 
enter the number of times to repeat.
・
	 At Alarm time, tone sounds and indicator 
appears. Press f (Stop) to stop Alarm and 
indicator is cleared. If no Alarm is stopped, 
Missed Alarm message appears. Select the 
message to view the event.
・
	 During a call, while dialing (Connecting... 
appears) or while dialing (Dialling... appears), 
at Alarm time, an indicator appears. Press f 
(Stop) to clear indicator.
■	To Set Location
Location → Enter location → u (Save) 
■	To Set Guests
Guests → From phonebook/Enter number/
Enter address → Search and select phone 
number (fP.2-13)/Enter number/Enter address → 
u (OK) → u (Save) 
・
	 Press i → Add to add guests.
・
	 To remove guest, perform following operations.
-	 To Remove a Guest
Highlight a guest → i → Remove → 
Selected
-	 To Remove Multiple Guests
i → Remove → Multiple → Check guests 
→ u (Remove) 
-	 To Remove All Guests
i → Remove → All
■	To Automatically Delete Schedule
Expiry → Select an item → u (Save) 
・
	 Upon expiry, schedule is automatically deleted 
from Calendar (e.g. if Expiry is After 1 year, 
and Repetition is unset, schedule is deleted one 
year from event end date). If Repetition is set, 
schedule is deleted one year after last repetition. 
Select Off to cancel Auto delete.


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■	To Set Schedule in Detail
Details → Enter text → u (Save) 
■	To Set Secret
Secret → On or Off → u (Save) 
Editing Schedule
f → Calendar → Select date → Select schedule 
→ f (Edit) → Edit and save to Schedule (fP.9-16) 
Switching View Mode
f → Calendar → i → View mode → Month/
Week/Day
Opening a Specific Date
f → Calendar → i → Go to
■	To Show Today's Date
Today
■	To Toggle to a Specified Date
Date → Enter date
Viewing All Events
f → Calendar → i → Show all events
Viewing Schedule by Category
f → Calendar → i → List by category → 
Select item
Sending Schedule
f → Calendar → i → Send via infrared → 
Check Schedule → u (Send) (fP.12-3) 
Setting Holiday
f → Calendar → i → Settings → Set 
holiday → (if holiday is already added, i → Add 
→ ) Enter title → u (Save) 
・
	 To change date, highlight Date → Enter date.
・
	 To change frequency, Frequency → Select an 
item.
Changing Holiday Display
f → Calendar → i → Settings → Set 
holiday → u (On/Off) 
Editing Added Holiday
f → Calendar → i → Settings → Set 
holiday → Select holiday → Edit the entry → 
u (Save) 
Deleting Added Holiday
f → Calendar → i → Settings → Set 
holiday → Highlight holiday → i → Delete
Setting Beginning of Week
f → Calendar → i → Settings → Starting 
day → Sunday or Monday
Setting Default Calendar View
f → Calendar → i → Settings 
→ Default view mode → Select an item
Setting Alarm Sound/Vibration in Manner Mode
f → Calendar → i → Settings → Manner 
mode setting → Alarm sound/Vibration → On 
or Off
Viewing Secret Schedule
f → Calendar → i → Unlock temporarily 
→ Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
Checking Missed Alarm Event
f → Calendar → i → Missed alarm event 
→ Select a schedule
Viewing Calendar Memory Status
f → Calendar → i → Memory status
・
	 To delete schedule, highlight item → u (Delete) 
→ Yes → Check items → u (Delete) → Yes.
Deleting Schedule
f → Calendar
■	To Delete an Entry
Select a date in Monthly view or Weekly view → 
Highlight schedule → i → Delete → Selected 
→ Yes
■	To Delete Schedules for Selected Date
Select a date in Monthly view or Weekly view 
→ i → Delete 
・
	 To Delete Multiple Schedules
Multiple → Check schedules → u (Delete) 
→ Yes
・
	 To Delete All the Schedules
All → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes


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・
	 Alternatively, in Monthly view/Weekly view → 
Highlight date → i → Delete → All this 
day → Yes.
■	To Delete Schedules for a Specified Period of 
Time
In Monthly view or Weekly view, i → Delete 
→ Periods → In From field, enter start date → 
In To field, enter end date → f (Delete) 
→ Yes
■	To Delete Schedules of Currently Shown 
Month/Week
In Monthly view or Weekly view, i → Delete 
→ This month or This week → Yes
■	To Delete All Schedules before the 
Highlighted Date
In Monthly view or Weekly view, i → Delete 
→ All past data → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
■	To Delete All Schedules
In the Monthly view or Weekly view, i 
→ Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Schedules Listed by 
Category
In Monthly view or Weekly view, i → List by 
category → Select a category
・
	 To Delete Multiple Schedules
i → Delete → Multiple → Check schedules 
→ u (Delete) → Yes
・
	 To Delete All the Schedules in Category
i → Delete → All (This category) → Yes
・
	 To Delete All the Schedules in All Categories
i → Delete → All (All categories) → 
Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
■	To Delete from Daily View
・
	 To Delete A Schedule
In Daily view, highlight schedule → i → 
Delete → Selected → Yes
・
	 To Delete Multiple Schedules
In Daily view → i → Delete → Multiple → 
Check Schedule → u (Delete) → Yes
・
	 To Delete All the Schedules
In Daily view → i → Delete → All → Enter 
Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
Sending Selected Schedule
f → Calendar → Select date → Highlight 
schedule → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → Check schedules → u (Send) 
→ (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → Check schedules → u (Send) 
(fP.12-3) 
・
	 Alternatively, in Detailed information window, 
press i → Send to send it.
Sending Schedule to Guests
f → Calendar → Select date → Highlight 
schedule → i → Send invitation → u (Send) 
・
 Alternatively, in Detailed information window, 
press i → Send invitation.
Saving Schedule
f → Calendar → Select date → highlight 
schedule → i → Save to Data Folder → 
Phone/Memory card → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in Detailed information window, press 
i → Save to Data Folder → Phone/Memory 
card → Yes.
・
	 Save location can be set to Memory card if 
inserted.
Tasks
Saving Task
f → Tools → Tasks → u (Add new) → Enter 
title → Due date & time → In Due date field, 
enter due date → In Due time field, enter due time 
→ f (OK) 
■	To Set Alarm
Alarm → Alarm time → Select an item → 
Duration → Select an item → Alert tone/
video → Select a file location → Select a file 
→ Volume → Adjust volume → Vibration → 
Select an item → u (Done) → u (Save) 
・
	 If Other is selected in Alarm time/Duration, 
enter alarm date and time/duration.
・
	 While selecting Alert tone/video, press u 
(Play) to playback a file.
・
	 While selecting Vibration, press u (Play) to 
view a pattern.


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・
 If a Memory Card file is set as Alarm sound, copy 
to handset confirmation appears. For a copy 
protected file, move to handset confirmation 
appears. Choose Yes to complete setting.
・
	 At Alarm time, tone sounds and indicator 
appears. Press f (Stop) to stop Alarm and 
indicator is cleared. If no Alarm is stopped, 
Missed Alarm message appears. Select the 
message to view the event.
・
	 During a call, while dialing (Connecting... 
appears) or while dialing (Dialling... appears), 
at Alarm time, an indicator appears. Press f 
(Stop) to clear indicator.
■	To Set Priority
Priority → Select an item → u (Save) 
■	To Set Details
Details → Enter content → u (Save) 
■	To Activate/Cancel Secret
Secret → On or Off → u (Save) 
Editing Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks → Select a task → f (Edit) 
→ Edit Task (fP.9-18) 
Sending Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → Check tasks → u (Send) 
→ (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → Check tasks → u (Send) 
→ (fP.12-3) 
・
	 Alternatively, in Task details window, press u → 
Send.
Sorting Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Sort by 
→ Deadline or Priority
Searching Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Search → By 
due date/By title → Enter Expiration/Title
Saving Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks → Select a task → i → 
Save to Data Folder → Phone/Memory card 
→ Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in list, press i → Save to Data 
Folder → Phone/Memory card → Yes.
・
	 With Memory Card inserted, Memory card can be 
set as save location.
Setting Alarm Sound/Vibration in Manner Mode
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Manner mode 
setting → Alarm sound/Vibration → On or Off
Viewing Secret Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Unlock 
temporarily → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
Viewing Missed Alarm Event
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Missed alarm 
event → Select a missed task
Viewing Task Item Status
f → Tools → Tasks → i → Memory status
・
	 To delete tasks, highlight item → u (Delete) → 
Yes → Select item → u (Delete) → Yes.
Deleting Tasks
f → Tools → Tasks
■	To Delete a Task
Highlight task → i → Delete → Selected → 
Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in Detailed information window, 
press i → Delete → Yes.
■	To Select a Tab & Delete
Highlight Completed tasks/Uncompleted 
tasks/Expired tasks tab → i → Delete
・
	 To Delete a Task
Selected → Yes
・
	 To Delete Multiple Tasks
Multiple → Check tasks → u (Delete) → 
Yes
・
	 To Delete All the Tasks in a Tab
All this tab → Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Tasks
i → Delete → Multiple → Check tasks → 
u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Tasks
i → Delete → All tasks → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, highlight Completed tasks/
Uncompleted tasks/Expired tasks tab → i → 
Delete → All tasks → Enter Phone Password → 
f (OK) → Yes.


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Countdown Timer
Changing Alarm
f → Tools → Countdown timer → i 
(Settings) 
■	To Set Duration
Duration → Select item
・
	 When selecting Other, enter duration time.
■	To Set Alert Tone
Sounds/Alerts → Select a file location → Select 
file 
・
 While selecting file, press u (Play) to check the 
sound.
・
 If a Memory Card file is set to alarm, copy 
to handset confirmation appears. For a copy 
protected file, move to handset confirmation 
appears. Select Yes to complete settings.
■	To Set Volume
Volume → Adjust volume
■	To Set Vibration
Vibration → Select item
・
	 While selecting a Vibration pattern, press u 
(Play) to check the pattern.
Good Night Timer
Resetting Good Night Timer
f → Tools → Good night timer → i (Reset) → 
Yes
Notepad
Changing Notepad Category
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → Select a 
Notepad → Select Category field → Select category
Editing Notepad
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → Select a 
Notepad → Select Edit memo field → Edit Notepad
Searching Notepad
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → i → 
Search → Enter search text
Viewing Notes by Category
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → i → List 
by category → Select category
Sending Notepad
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → i → 
Send
■	To Use Notepad Data as Message Text
As message text → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
・
	 If Notepad contains Hangul characters, Graphic 
Mail and Auto art will be unavailable. 
■	To Send via Message
Via message → Check Notepads → u (Send) 
→ (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → Check Notepads → u (Send) 
→ (fP.12-3) 
・
	 Press u (Send) in Details window to send.
Saving Notes to Data Folder
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → Highlight 
Notepad → i → Save to Data Folder → 
Phone/Memory card → Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in Details window, press i → Save 
to Data Folder → Phone/Memory card → 
Yes.
・
	 With Memory Card inserted, Memory Card is 
selectable.
Viewing Notepad Memory Status
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad → i → 
Memory status
・
	 To delete notepad, highlight item → u (Delete) 
→ Yes → Check item → u (Delete) → Yes.
Deleting Notepad
f → Tools → Useful → Notepad
■	To Delete a Notepad
Highlight a Notepad → i → Delete → Selected 
→ Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in Details window, press i → 
Delete → Yes.
■	To Delete Multiple Notepads
i → Delete → Multiple → Check Notepads 
→ u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Notepads
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes


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Barcode/Scan
Using Scanned Data
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Scan barcode → Scan a barcode
■	To Call Scanned Phone Number
Highlight a number with TEL: or ten to 32-digit 
number starting with 0 → f (Select) → 
Voice call or Edit before call
・
	 If Edit before call is selected, edit phone 
number then press t / f (
).
■	To Send Message to Scanned Phone Number
Highlight a number with TEL: or ten to 32-digit 
number starting with 0 → f (Select) → Create 
message → S! Mail or SMS (fP.4-4 S! Mail e, 
fP.4-5 SMS e) 
■	To Send Message to Scanned Mail Address
Highlight mail address contained with @ → f 
(Select) → Create message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail 
e) 
■	To Access Scanned URL
Highlight URL starting with http: // → f 
(Select) → Open Yahoo! Keitai/Open PC site 
browser → Yes 
■	To Save Scanned Entry to Phone Book
Highlight an entry → f (Select) → u (Save) 
■	To Save Scanned Number, etc. as a New 
Phone Book Entry
Highlight a phone number, etc. → f (Select) 
→ Add to phonebook → New → (fP.2-12 
Creating New Entries b) 
■	To Add Scanned Number, etc. to an Existing 
Phone Book Entry
Highlight a phone number, etc. → f (Select) 
→ Add to phonebook → Update → Search 
and select entry (fP.2-13) → Creating New Entries 
(fP.2-12) 
■	To Add Scanned URL to Bookmarks
Highlight a URL → f (Select) → Add to 
bookmark → Enter a title
■	To Copy Scanned Mail Address or Phone 
Number, etc.
Highlight mail address or phone number 
→ i → Copy → highlight the first character 
→ f (Start) → Highlight the last character → f 
(End) 
■	To Paste Scanned Phone Number, Mail 
Address, etc. to Message Text
i → Send → S! Mail or SMS → (fP.4-4 S! 
Mail b, P.4-5 SMS b) 
■	To Copy Scanned Characters
i → Copy → Highlight the first character → 
f (Start) → Highlight the last character → f 
(End) 
Scanning Name Card & Setting to Save
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Name card reader → i (Settings) 
■ To Set Scan Method
Scan mode → Automatic scan/Manual Scan
■ To Set Save Location
Save to → Phonebook/Phone (vCard)/
Memory Card (vCard) 
■	To Save Scanned Name Card Image to Phone 
Book
Add image → On/Off
Using Scanned Name Card
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Name card reader → Scan name card
■	To Paste Scanned Text to Message
i → Send → S! Mail/SMS → (fP.4-4 S! Mail 
b, P.4-5 SMS b) 
■	To Copy Scanned Character
i → Copy → Highlight the first character → 
f (Start) → Highlight the last character → f 
(End) 
■	To Save Scanned Name Card to Notepad
i → Save to Notepad → Edit memo → Select 
category → u (Save) 
Attaching Created QR Code to Message to Send
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Create QR code → Phonebook/My details/Text 
input → (fP.9-11 Creating QR Code b) 
→ u (Send) → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
Using Saved Scanned Data
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Scan results → Select scanned result → i
■	To Send Scanned Result
Send → S! Mail or SMS → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b, 
P.4-5 SMS b) 


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■	To Edit Text
Manual edit → Edit text → u (Save) 
■	To Copy Scanned Result
Copy → Highlight the first character → f 
(Start) → Highlight the last character → f (End) 
■	To Save Scanned Result to Notepad
i → Save to Notepad → Edit memo → Select 
category → i (Save) 
Renaming Scanned Data
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan 
→ Scan results → Highlight result → i → 
Rename → Enter name
Viewing Scanned Data Detail
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Scan results → Highlight result → i → Detail
Deleting Scanned Data
f → Tools → Useful → Barcode/Scan → 
Scan results
■	To Delete a Selected Result
Highlight result → i → Delete → Selected → 
Yes
■	To Delete Multiple Results
i → Delete → Multiple → Check items → u 
(Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Results
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
Currency/Unit Conversion
Viewing Exchange Rate
f → Tools → Useful → Converter → 
Currency → u (Rate) 
Changing Exchange Rate
f → Tools → Useful → Converter → 
Currency → u (Rate) → Highlight a currency → 
f (Edit) → Enter rate → f (Save) 
Adding Currency Unit
f → Tools → Useful → Converter → 
Currency → u (Rate) → u (Add) → Enter 
currency unit name → Enter rate
Deleting Added Currency Unit
f → Tools → Useful → Converter → 
Currency → u (Rate) → Highlight currency → 
i (Delete) 
Split the Bill
Calculating Price with Calculator
In Split the Bill window, highlight Total Cost → u 
(Calc) 
Saving Costs & Carry-over
In Split the Bill window, f (Save) → Yes
・
	 To save costs or carry-over, Total Cost and Number 
of People in A or B must be entered.
Voice Recorder
Setting Recorded Sound File as Ringtone, etc.
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → u (Set as) → Select a Ringtone
・
	 If Caller ringtone is selected, search and select 
entry (fP.2-13).
Moving Recorded Sound File
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → i → Data folder
■	To Move a File
Highlight file → i → Move → Selected → 
Select save location
■	To Move Selected Files
i → Move → Multiple → Check files → u 
(Move) → Select save location
■	To Move All Files
i → Move → All → Select save location
Copying Recorded Sound File
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → i → Data folder 
■	To Copy a File
Highlight file → i → Copy → Selected → 
Select save location
■	To Copy Selected Files
i → Copy → Multiple → Check files → u 
(Copy) → Select save location
■	To Copy All Files
i → Copy → All → Select save location


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Handy Extras
Sending Recorded Sound File
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared (fP.12-3) 
Editing Recorded Sound File Name
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → i → Rename → Enter file 
name
Viewing Recorded Sound File Details
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → i → Details
Deleting Recorded Sound File
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → 
Record a sound → i → Delete → Yes
Changing Default Name at Saving
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → i 
→ Rec. settings → Default name → Enter file 
name
Changing Recording Time
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → i 
→ Rec. settings → Recording time → Select an 
item
・
	 If Other is selected, enter recording time.
Changing Default Saving Location
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → i 
→ Rec. settings → Save to → Select an item
Viewing Previous Sound Files
f → Tools → Useful → Voice recorder → i 
→ Data folder
■	To Change View Mode
i → View by → File name/Title
■	To Sort Files
i → Sort by → Select item
■	To View Secret Voice Files
i → Unlock temporarily → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) 
■	Toggle Handset/Memory Card
i → Memory switch → Phone+Memory card/
Phone/Memory card
File Viewer
Deleting Files
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer
■	To Delete a File
Highlight file → i → Delete → Selected → 
Yes
・
	 Alternatively, in Details window, press i → 
Delete → Yes.
■	To Delete Selected Files
i → Delete → Multiple → Check files → u 
(Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Files
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
Toggling Standard View/Fullscreen View
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select 
file → i → Full screen/Normal screen
・
	 Alternatively, press j.
Searching Characters in Page
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Search → Enter keyword
・
 After the search results appear, to find the next/
previous word in the document that matches the 
same search word, press f (Next).
・
	 To exit the search mode, press c.
・
	 To try to search using other words without exiting, 
press i → Search.


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Handy Extras
Going to Pages
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Go to → Select an item
・
	 For Page, specify page number.
・
 Use r to go to another page.
Rotating Display Image
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select 
file → i → Rotate
・
	 Alternatively, press 3.
Capturing Images
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Screen capture
・
	 Captured image is saved in JPEG format to Pictures 
in Data Folder of handset.
Sending Files
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message → (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared (fP.12-3) 
・
	 Alternatively, select File viewer → Highlight file 
→ i → Send → Via message/Via infrared.
Editing File Name
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Rename → Enter file name
・
	 Alternatively, select File viewer → Highlight 
file → i → Manage → Rename → Enter file 
name.
Protecting File
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Lock or Unlock
・
 Only files saved in handset are selectable.
・
 Set file lock to restrict renaming, moving, or 
deleting.
Viewing File Details
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Details 
・
	 Alternatively, select File viewer → Highlight file 
→ i → Details.
Assigning Scroll Range
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select 
a file → i → Settings → Panning → Select an 
item
Fitting to Display
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Settings → Reflow → On or Off
Setting Map
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Settings → Map on → On or Off
・
	 Current position is framed in blue.
・
 To view/hide map temporarily, in file viewer, press 
u (Show) / u (Hide).
Setting Controller Display 
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select 
file → i → Settings → Controller → On or 
Off
・Set to On to show controller only for fullscreen.
Editing Default File Name at Screen Capture
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select a 
file → i → Settings → Screen capture name 
→ Enter file name
Viewing Shortcut Key
f → Tools → Useful → File viewer → Select 
file → Shortcut


10
	 	 Handset Security
Handset Security.................................................................................. 10-2
Changing Phone Password................................................................... 10-3
Changing Phone Password..........................................................................10-3
Changing PIN/PIN2.....................................................................................10-3
Phone Lock........................................................................................... 10-3
Activating/Canceling Phone Lock.................................................................10-3
Password Lock............................................................................................10-4
Activating/Canceling PIN Code....................................................................10-4
Activating/Canceling USIM Lock..................................................................10-4
Secure Remote Lock....................................................................................10-5
Function Lock....................................................................................... 10-5
Activating Function Lock.............................................................................10-5
Activating/Canceling Secret Mode...............................................................10-5
Activating/Canceling Secret Data Folder.
......................................................10-5
Activating Mobile Tracker.
...........................................................................10-5
Restoring Default Settings................................................................... 10-6
Clearing Phone Memory..............................................................................10-6
Resetting Settings.......................................................................................10-6
All Reset.....................................................................................................10-7


10-2
Handset Security
10
Handset Security
This handset features built-in security measures for safer handset use.
Locking & Restricting Handset Operations
Function Lock
Restoring Default Settings
Lock handset for information security. Handset operations cannot be executed 
while locked.
Activate to require Phone Password to use Phone Book, Messaging, or other 
privacy related functions.
Clear Phone Book entries; restore function settings to defaults.
Use Phone Lock, Password Lock, or USIM Lock (fP.10-3).
・
	 Password
* * * *
Secrete data
■■■■■■■
■■■■■■■
■■■■■■■
■■■■■■■
■■■■■■■
■■■■■■■
Hide


10-3
Handset Security
10
Changing Phone Password
There are two security codes; Phone Password and 
PIN/PIN2.
Changing Phone Password
Default: Phone Password is set to "9999".
a	f → Settings → Security → 
Change password
b	Enter current Phone Password → 
f (OK) 
c	Enter new Phone Password (four- 
to eight-digit) → f (OK) 
d	Enter new Phone Password again 
→ f (OK) 
Advanced
s
●
●Change Phone Password (rP.13-21) 
Changing PIN/PIN2
a	f → Settings → Security → 
Change PIN or Change PIN2 
・
	Set PIN certification to On to enable 
PIN code (fP.10-4).
b	Enter current PIN or PIN2 → 
f (OK) 
c	Enter new PIN or PIN2 (four- to 
eight-digit) → f (OK) 
d	Enter new PIN or PIN2 again (four- 
to eight-digit) → f (OK) 
Phone Lock
The following lock functions are available: 
・
 Phone Lock
・
 Password Lock
・
	PIN Certification
・
 USIM Lock
Activating/Canceling Phone Lock
Activate this function to require Phone Password 
each time handset is powered on.
a	f → Settings → Security 
b	Phone lock → On or Off
c	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
・
	All operations including receiving calls are not 
accepted unless you enter Phone Password.


10-4
Handset Security
10
Password Lock
When active, press any key in Standby for Phone 
Password entry window. Enter Phone Password to 
cancel Password Lock and access handset.
a	f → Settings → Security
b	Password lock → On
c	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
・
	Even if Password Lock is set, some operations such 
as receiving calls can be performed.
・
	Upon Password Lock activation, Standby Display 
reappears. Press any key to show Phone Password 
entry window. Enter Phone Password to unlock, 
Password lock is automatically set to Off.
Activating/Canceling PIN Code
PINs are security codes for USIM Card. For details, 
see "USIM Card" (fP.1-4).
To activate PIN Certification each time the power is 
turned on, set this function to On.
Setting
a	f → Settings → Security
b	PIN certification → On or Off
c	Enter PIN → f (OK) 
Canceling
If PIN or PIN2 is incorrectly entered three consecutive 
times, PIN Lock or PIN2 Lock is activated to restrict 
handset operations. 
Note
・
	
For more information about PUK and PUK2, 
contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, 
General Information (fP.14-29).
・Entering PUK incorrectly ten consecutive 
times activates PUK Lock. Purchase USIM 
Card reissue at a SoftBank Shop.
To cancel PIN Lock or PIN2 Lock, perform following 
operations.
a	In PUK Code entry window, enter 
PUK Code → f (OK) 
b	Enter new PIN or PIN2 (four- to 
eight-digit) → f (OK) 
c	Enter new PIN or PIN2 again → 
f (OK) 
Activating/Canceling USIM Lock
Activate this function to require USIM Password to 
use handset with a different USIM Card.
a	f → Settings → Security 
b	USIM lock → On or Off
c	Enter USIM Password (four- to 
eight-digit) → f (OK) 
・
	To set to On, enter USIM Password (four- 
to eight-digit) again and press f (OK).
・
	USIM Password is dedicated to USIM Card 
authentication. If USIM Password matches, another 
USIM Card can be used in handset. 
Change USIM Password each time USIM lock is 
set to On.
・
	If you forget USIM Password, insert USIM Card 
with USIM lock set to On and reset all settings 
(fP.10-7).


10-5
Handset Security
10
Secure Remote Lock
If handset is lost, lock handset functions or clear 
handset data remotely from PCs or other mobile 
phones. 
The following functions are available in Secure 
Remote Lock. 
・
	 Lock
・
	 Unlock
・
	 Clear data
・
	 Confirm handset status
・
	 Show history
・
	For details, see SoftBank Mobile Website, or 
contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General 
Information (fP.14-29).
Advanced
s
●
●Activate/Cancel Phone Lock (rP.13-21)
●
●Activate/Cancel Password Lock (rP.13-21)
●
●Activate/Cancel PIN Certification (rP.13-21)
●
●Change PIN (rP.13-21)
●
●Change PIN2 (rP.13-21)
●
●Activate/Cancel USIM Lock (rP.13-21)
Function Lock
Activating Function Lock
Activate this function to require Phone Password to 
open Phone Book, Calendar/Notepad/Tasks, Yahoo! 
Keitai, Messages, Call Log, or Data Folder.
a	f → Settings → Security → 
Function lock
b	Check functions → u (Save) 
c	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
Activating/Canceling Secret Mode
Select Hide to activate this function and hide secret 
Phone Book entries, Messaging folders, Calendar 
schedules, or Tasks.
a	f → Settings → Security → Secret 
mode
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
c	Show or Hide
・
	Powering off then back on activates Secret Mode.
Activating/Canceling Secret Data Folder
Activate Secret mode to see additional Secret 
folders within Data Folder.
a	f → Settings → Security → Secret 
data folder
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
c	Show or Hide
・
	Powering off handset then back on activates 
Secret data folder.
Activating Mobile Tracker
Activate this function to send SMS notification to 
a specified address when a different USIM Card is 
inserted. Specify up to two addresses.
a	f → Settings → Security → 
Mobile tracker
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
c	Select Activation field → On
d	Select Recipients field


10-6
Handset Security
10
e	Select To field → Direct input → 
Enter address → u (Done) 
・
	To enter an address from Phone Book, 
select To field → Phonebook → Search 
and select entry (fP.2-13) 
→ Select a phone number.
fSelect Sender field → Enter sender 
name
g	u (Save) 
・
	When a different USIM Card is inserted, 
SMS notification is sent to the specified 
address upon handset activation. 
Nothing appears on handset whose USIM 
Card is replaced. If Phone Password is 
incorrectly entered three consecutive times 
when trying to set Mobile Tracker, SMS 
notification is also sent.
・
	To delete a recipient address, press f and 
select Remove in e.
Advanced
s
●
●Activate/Cancel Function Lock (rP.13-21) 
●
●Activate/Cancel Secret Mode (rP.13-21) 
●
●Set Secret Mode on Sub-folder in Data Folder 
(rP.13-21) 
●
●Set Mobile Tracker (rP.13-21) 
Restoring Default Settings
Clearing Phone Memory
Clear Data Folder, Messaging, handset Phone Book 
entries, Calendar/Tasks, Notepad, or User Dictionary. 
Alternatively, clear all handset files at once.
a	f → Settings → Memory settings 
→ Phone memory → u (Clear) 
b	Check items → u (Clear) 
c	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes
Resetting Settings
Reset settings to clear saved contents/settings and 
resort default settings.
The following settings are affected.
Item
Affected Settings
－
・
	Alarms
Settings
・
	Every setting
The following settings are not affected.
Item
Unaffected Settings
－
・
	Calendar
Tools
・
	Tasks
・
	Exchange rate in Currency
・
	Notepad
Data Folder
・
	Contents in each folder
Phone
・
	Phonebook
・
	Call log
・
	Numbers in My details
・
	Group name in Group 
settings
・
	Favorites
・
	Mail group 
Settings
Phone settings ・
	User dictionary
Security
・
	USIM lock
・
	PIN certification
・
	Change PIN
・
	Change PIN2
Call settings
・
	Voicemail on settings
・
	Call forwarding on settings
・
	Call waiting settings
・
	Call barring settings
・
	Edit Black list contents
Messaging
・
	Messages in folders


10-7
Handset Security
10
a	f → Settings → Security → Reset 
→ Reset settings
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes
・
	Handset restarts.
All Reset
Restore handset to defaults and delete Phone Book 
entries (Phone), Call Log, Messaging, and Data 
Folder contents/settings. However, preinstalled files 
are not deleted.
a	f → Settings → Security → Reset 
→ All reset
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes
・
	Handset restarts.
Advanced
s
●
●Restore Settings to Default Values (rP.13-21) 
●
●Delete Phone Book Entries, Messages, etc. 
(rP.13-21) 


11
	 	 Data Folder & Memory Card
Data Folder.
.......................................................................................... 11-2
Default Folders.
...........................................................................................11-2
Viewing Files........................................................................................ 11-3
Using Image Viewer....................................................................................11-3
Zooming In/Out.
..........................................................................................11-4
Saving Face Link.........................................................................................11-4
Face Link....................................................................................................11-5
Managing Files/Folders........................................................................ 11-6
Creating Folders.
.........................................................................................11-6
Renaming File/Folder.
..................................................................................11-6
Moving File/Folder......................................................................................11-6
Copying Files/Folders.
..................................................................................11-6
Deleting Files/Folders..................................................................................11-7
Memory Card.
....................................................................................... 11-8
Initializing Memory Card.............................................................................11-8
Memory Card Installation............................................................................11-8
Viewing Memory Card Files.........................................................................11-9
Viewing Memory Status....................................................................... 11-9
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................. 11-10
Viewing Files.
............................................................................................11-10
Managing Files/Folders.
.............................................................................11-11
Memory Status.
.........................................................................................11-12


Data Folder & Memory Card
11-2
11
Data Folder
Handset files are organized in folders according to file format.
Default Folders
Handset automatically sorts files into these folders: 
Other documents
Document or graphic files 
requiring File viewer 
for use on handset, 
vcf files, vcs files, etc.
Mail Art
Image related to message
Ring Songs・Tones
Voice Recorder files, 
downloaded music, 
and other sound files
Pictures
Message Templates
My Pictograms
Downloaded Pictograms
Videos
Digital camera
Image files captured 
with handset Camera
Image files captured
 with handset Camera 
(available only when 
Memory Card is inserted)
Music
Downloaded Chaku-Uta®
Handset video files
S! Mail Templates


11-3
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
・
 Save up to 999 files/folders in each default folder.
・
	In a folder, use Memory status to confirm 
memory. Alternatively, confirm memory in Settings 
(fP.11-9).
・
	In Data Folder, press i → Memory switch → 
Phone+Memory card/Phone/Memory card to 
toggle Data Folder.
・
	
 appears in some folders as downloaded site 
shortcut. Select the link to access website via 
Yahoo! Keitai.
・
 If files in one default folder are too large, handset 
performance may fall.
Viewing Files
View files in Data Folder, like image, animation, 
etc. Select Data Folder, file list appears.
a	f → Data Folder
b	Select a file location
c	Select a file in List window
・
	File List Indicators
：Nontransferable
：Nontransferable and unusable
：Protected
：Copy protected file 
 (transferable, content key valid) 
：Copy protected file 
 (transferable, content Key expired) 
：Copy protected file 
 (nontransferable, content key valid) 
：Copy protected file 
 (nontransferable, content key expired) 
：Used as Wallpaper/Ringtone, etc.
・
 Nontransferable/copy protected files other than 
preinstalled ones cannot be used.
・
	Activating Camera/Voice Recorder from 
Data Folder
-	 With Pictures folder open, activate Camera in 
Camera mode (fP.11-11).
-	 With Videos folder open, activate Camera in 
Video mode (fP.11-11).
-	 With Ring Songs・Tones folder open, activate 
Voice Recorder (fP.11-11).
Using Image Viewer
View images in Portrait or Landscape view. Wide 
image is shown as small image to show entire image.
a	f → Data Folder → Pictures
b	Select a file
c	g to change image
・
	Some images may not appear.


11-4
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
Zooming In/Out
a	f → Data Folder → Pictures 
→ Select an image
b	f (Zoom) 
c	i / u to zoom in/out
・
	To scroll window, use r.
Saving Face Link
Link images to Phone Book entries to place calls or
message directly from still images. 
Link up to ten Phone Book entry items to a still 
image.
Capturing & Setting Still Images
a	j
b	i → Settings → Settings → Setup 
→ Face link display → On → 
u (Done) 
c	f (
) 
・
	Available only when Face Link is On 
and Auto save is Off or On (Preview 
manual).
・
	If captured image is recognized, frame 
appears.
・
	If Face Link has been saved, name appears. 
If not, ? appears. 
・
	If captured image is not recognized, frame 
does not appear. The image is saved and 
Viewfinder reappears.
・
	If Auto save is On, image will be saved 
and Viewfinder will reappear.
d	i → Edit face link
e	Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
f	f (OK) 
Adding Data to Saved Image
a	f → Data Folder → Pictures
b	Select a file
c	i → Face link
d	i → Add name tag
e	Search and select entry (fP.2-13) 
f	s to move name tag → f (Save) 


11-5
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
Face Link
Place a call or message via Face Link image.
Calling/Messaging from Image Window
a	f → Data Folder → Pictures 
→ Select file
b	i → Face link → f (
) 
・
	If multiple Face Links are set, use s to 
select one.
c	Place a call or message
■	 To View Other Face Link Images
This person's photo
■	 To Select Images to be Saved as Face 
Link Images
This person's photo → i → Add 
→ Select file → f (Register) 
・
	For an image without Face Link, select 
This person's photo → i → Add 
→ Select a file → Yes → Use s to 
move name tag → f (Save).
■	 To Search & Save Same Face Link 
Images
This person's photo → i → Face 
search → Yes
■	 To Cancel Same Face Link Images
This person's photo → Highlight a file 
→ i → Remove → Selected → Yes
・
	To Cancel Multiple Face Link Images
This person's photo → i → Remove 
→ Multiple → Check files → u 
(Remove) → Yes
・
	To Cancel All Face Link Images
This person's photo → i → Remove 
→ All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
■	 To Place a Voice Call
Call
■	 To Send Face Link Data via Message
Mail → (fP.4-4 S! Mail e) 
■	 To View Phone Book
Phonebook
Sending Face Link Image via Message
a	f → Data Folder → Pictures 
→ Select file
b	i → Face link → Highlight name 
tag
c	i → Send via message
d	Send (fP.4-4 S! Mail e) 
Advanced
brP.11-10
●
●Viewing Slide Show
●
●Purchasing/Downloading Content Key
●
●Deleting File
●
●Confirming File Details
●
●Capturing Document View Page
●
●Going to PDF/DOC File View Pages
●
●Searching PDF/DOC File Text


11-6
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
Managing Files/Folders
Make sub-folder under default folders. Copy, 
move, or delete folder or file.
Creating Folders
Create sub-folder in default folders. 
Use Set secret to hide created folder.
a	f → Data Folder
b	Select default folder
c	i → Manage → Create folder
・
	If there is no sub-folder or file in the folder, 
menu varies.
d	Enter folder name
・
	With Memory Card inserted, select Phone/
Memory card → Enter folder name.
・
	New folder cannot be created in a created folder.
Renaming File/Folder
a	f → Data Folder
b	Select default folder → Highlight a 
file or sub-folder
c	i → Manage → Rename/Rename 
folder
d	Enter name
・
 Protected files cannot be renamed.
Moving File/Folder
When Memory Card is inserted, move files or sub-
folders between handset (Phone) and Memory Card.
Note
・
	
Protected files cannot be moved. 
・
	
Downloaded files may not appear/play 
properly if moved to another device or if a 
different USIM Card is inserted.
・
	
Nontransferable and unusable files (
), 
protected files (
), or nontransferable and 
Copy protected files (
 or 
) cannot be 
moved to Memory Card.
a	f → Data Folder
b	Select default folder
c	Highlight a file or sub-folder → i 
→ Move
d	Move files or sub-folders
■	 To Move an Item
Selected
■	 To Move Multiple Items
Multiple → Check files or sub-folders 
→ u (Move) 
■	 To Move All Files/Sub-folders in the 
Same Folder
All
e	Select a destination folder 
→ Move here
・
	When Memory Card is inserted, select 
Phone or Memory card, then select a 
move destination folder.
・
 If file/sub-folder with the same name exists, text 
entry window appears; edit file/sub-folder name. 
・
 To move a file set for Wallpaper or Ringtone to 
Memory Card, a confirmation appears. Choose 
Yes to release the setting and move the file. When 
moving multiple or all files, choose No to move 
only files without set functions. Press c / 
y (Cancel) to cancel moving. 
Copying Files/Folders
Paste copied file in the folder/sub-folder, or paste 
copied sub-folder in the folder. When Memory Card is 
inserted, copy folders between handset and Memory 
Card.
Note
・
 
Nontransferable files cannot be copied.
a	f → Data Folder
b	Select default folder
c	Highlight a file or sub-folder → i 
→ Copy
d	Copy file or sub-folder


11-7
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
■	 To Copy an Item
Selected
■	 To Copy Multiple Items
Multiple → Check files or sub-folders 
→ u (Copy) 
■	 To Copy All Files/Sub-folders in the 
Same Folder
All
e	Select a destination folder 
→ Paste here
・
	When Memory Card is inserted, select 
Phone or Memory card, then select a 
copy destination folder.
・
 When pasting files/sub-folders in the same 
location as the original, numbers such as "_001" 
are automatically added to pasted file/sub-folder 
names.
・
 If file/sub-folder with the same name exists, text 
entry window appears; edit file/sub-folder name.
Deleting Files/Folders
a	f → Data Folder → Select a file 
location
b	Highlight a file in List window 
→ i → Delete
c	Delete a file
■	 To Delete an Item
Selected → Yes
■	 To Delete Multiple Items
Multiple → Check files → u (Delete) 
→ Yes
■	 To Delete All Files in the Same Folder
All → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes
・
	To delete folder, highlight folder → i → Delete 
folder → (Enter Phone Password → f (OK) as 
required) → Yes.
・
 When deleting a file that is set to a function or 
protected, a confirmation appears. Choose Yes 
to cancel the setting and delete the file. When 
deleting multiple files, choose Yes → Except 
protected to delete only files not set to functions 
and unprotected files.
・
	When deleting files with Content Key, a 
confirmation appears. Choose Yes to delete both 
file and Content Key.
Advanced
brP.11-11
●
●Editing Image with Image Editor
●
●Sending Files
●
●Sorting Files
●
●Adding Sound Files/Video Files to Playlist
●
●Managing Content Key in Data Folder
●
●Deleting Content Key
●
●Setting Secret in Sub-folder
●
●Canceling Secret Setting Temporarily
●
●Activating Camera Mode
●
●Activating Video Mode
●
●Recording Sound
●
●Setting & Canceling File Lock
●
●Setting Images as Wallpaper, etc.
●
●Setting Sound File to Ringtone in Normal Mode
●
●Setting Video File to Ringtone in Normal Mode


11-8
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
Memory Card
Handset is compatible with microSD™ and 
microSDHC™ Memory Card. Purchase Memory Card 
to use Memory Card-related handset functions.
・
 Use only recommended Memory Card. Other 
memory cards may not perform properly. 
・
 Do not place labels or stickers on Memory Card. 
These items may affect card performance or 
result in lost information. 
・
 Never disassemble or modify Memory Card. 
・
 Do not expose Memory Card to strong impacts, 
pressure or liquids. 
・
 Do not touch Memory Card terminals or expose 
them to metal objects. 
・
 Do not expose Memory Card to dust, high 
humidity, or excessive heat. 
・
	Do not use in the presence of corrosive gases. 
・
	Avoid heat sources and do not dispose of in fire. 
・
 Memory Card is a consumable item. Card 
performance deteriorates with usage.
・
	SoftBank Mobile recommends 64, 128, 256, 512 
MB, 1, 2 GB microSD™/microSDHC™ Memory 
Cards or 4, 8, 16 GB microSDHC™ Memory Cards.
Note
Protect Important Information
・
	Memory Card files may be lost or damaged 
by accident or due to a malfunction. Back 
up entries and store separately. SoftBank 
Mobile is not liable for damage from lost 
or altered information. 
・
	Memory Cards do not have Write Protection 
Switch. There is a risk of accidental erasure or 
overwriting of files.
Initializing Memory Card
Formatting a Memory Card on handset deletes all 
previously saved files, etc. Format Memory Card on 
handset before use. 
a	f → Settings → Memory settings 
→ Memory card → u (Format) → 
Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes
Memory Card Installation
Turn handset power off before inserting or removing 
Memory Card.
Note
・
	
Do not apply excessive force when 
inserting/removing Memory Card; may 
damage Memory Card or handset. 
・
	
Take care not to lose removed Memory Card. 
・
	
Avoid touching/damaging Memory Card 
contacts when inserting/removing it. 
・
	
Do not remove battery/Memory Card while 
card files are being accessed; may damage 
handset/card or result in damaged/lost files. 
Inserting
a	Open Port Cover


11-9
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
b	With contacts up, insert Memory 
Card until it clicks
Contacts side up
c	Close Port Cover
Removing
a	Open Port Cover
b	Push Memory Card lightly until it 
clicks
c	Card pops out; remove it
d	Close Port Cover
Viewing Memory Card Files
a	f → Data Folder
b	i → Memory switch → Memory 
card
・
	Inset Memory Card before checking it.
・
	To check handset Data Folder, press i 
→ Memory switch → Phone.
Advanced
s
●
●Check Memory Card Details (rP.13-22) 
●
●Rename Memory Card (rP.13-22) 
●
●Format Memory Card (rP.13-22) 
●
●Set Default Memory to Phone/Memory Card 
(rP.13-22) 
Viewing Memory Status
View following information.
・
	Status of memory in Data Folder
・
	Status of message folder
・
	Status of Calendar or Tasks items registered
・
	Status of Notepad items
・
 Status of Phone Book (handset and USIM Card) 
a	f → Settings → Memory settings 
→ Memory status
b	View each item
■	 To View Data Folder Status
Data Folder → Phone memory/
Memory card
■	 To View Messaging Status
Messaging
・
	Received, Drafts, Sent and Unsent 
Message memory appears by Size.
・
	Press i (Count) to see messaging 
memory by Count.
・
	USIM Card SMS appears in Count only.


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Data Folder & Memory Card
11
■	 To View Calendar/Tasks Status
Calendar/Tasks
■	 To View Notepad Status
Notepad
■	 To View Phone Book Entries
Phonebook
Advanced
s
●
●Confirm Total/Remaining Phone Memory (rP
.13-22) 
●
●Clear Phone Memory (rP.13-22)
●
●View Memory Status (rP.13-22) 
Advanced Settings
Viewing Files
Viewing Slide Show
f → Data Folder → Pictures → Highlight a 
file in List window → f (View) → i → Slide 
show
・
	 To pause/resume Slide Show, press f (Pause) / 
f (Restart).
・
	 To stop Slide Show, press u (Stop).
Purchasing/Downloading Content Key
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Highlight a file → i → Manage 
→ Download Content key → Yes
Deleting File
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → i → Delete → Yes
Confirming File Details
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → i → Details
Capturing Document View Page
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select file → i → Screen capture
・
	 Captured image is saved to Pictures folder.
Going to PDF/DOC File View Pages
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → i → Go to → Previous page/
Next page/First page/Last page/Page
・
	 If Page is selected, specify page number.
Searching PDF/DOC File Text
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → i → Search → Enter text
・
	 Words that match are highlighted. Press f (Next) 
to search next.


11-11
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
Managing Files/Folders
Editing Image with Image Editor
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → i → Edit → Image editor 
→ (fP.6-10 Editing Still Images d) 
Sending Files
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Highlight a file → i → Send
■	To Send via Message
Via message (fP.4-4 S! Mail b) 
■	To Send via Infrared
Via infrared → (fP.12-3) 
Sorting Files
f → Data Folder → Select a file location → i 
→ Sort by → Select an item
・
	 Sort by following order: 
-	 Descending order by date (Date) 
-	 File type (Type) 
-	 File name (Name) 
- Ascending order by file size (Size) 
-	 Title (Title) 
-	 Content Key status (Content key type) 
・
	 Folders appear at the top of list.
・
	 When selecting Type, files are sorted in 
alphabetical order according to file extensions.
・
	 When selecting Name, files are sorted in order of 
numerics → alphabets → Japanese syllabary.
・
	 Files in Message templates folders cannot be 
sorted by Type.
・
	 When selected Content key type, files appear as 
follows: Unrestricted → Nontransferable → Copy 
Protected (content key valid) → Copy Protected 
(content key expired) → Invalid Nontransferable.
・
	 Files without title names cannot be sorted by Title.
Adding Sound Files/Video Files to Playlist
f → Data Folder → Ring Songs・Tones, 
Music, or Videos → Highlight a file → i 
→ Manage → Add to playlist
・
 To create a new playlist and add files to it, press 
u (New) in Add to Playlist window.
・
 Adding to Playlist is unavailable for some files.
Managing Content Key in Data Folder
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ i → Manage → Content key info → Select 
Content Key to view
・
	 When a folder containing a Content Key is opened, 
all Data Folder/Memory Card Content Keys appear.
・
 If no files require Content Key, Content key info 
does not appear.
Deleting Content Key
f → Data Folder → Select a file location → i 
→ Manage → Content key info
■	To Delete an Item
Highlight a Content Key → i → Delete 
→ Selected → Yes
■	To Delete all Items
i → Delete → All → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Yes
・
 If no files require Content Key, Content key info 
does not appear.
Setting Secret in Sub-folder
f → Data Folder → Select Sub-folder and save 
location → Highlight folder → i → Set secret 
→ Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
・
	 Only folder saved in handset is selectable.
・
	 To release the secret setting, press i → Unset 
secret → Enter Phone Password → f (OK).
Canceling Secret Setting Temporarily
f → Data Folder → Select a folder location 
→ i → Unlock temporarily → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) 
Activating Camera Mode
f → Data Folder → Pictures → i → Take 
photo
Activating Video Mode
f → Data Folder → Videos → i → Record 
video
Recording Sound
f → Data Folder → Ring Songs・Tones → 
i → Record sound


11-12
Data Folder & Memory Card
11
Setting & Canceling File Lock
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Highlight a file → i → Lock/Unlock
・
 Save file to handset to set file lock.
・
 Set file lock to restrict renaming, moving, or 
deleting.
Setting Images as Wallpaper, etc.
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Select a file → i → Set as
■	To Set Image as Wallpaper
Wallpaper → Preview image → f (Set) 
■	To Set Image as Incoming Image
Caller ID → Search and select Phone Book 
entry (fP.2-13) → f (Set) 
・
 This setting is unavailable for some files.
Setting Sound File to Ringtone in Normal Mode
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Highlight a file → i → Set as
■	To Set to Ringtone for Each Function
Voice ringtone/Message ringtone/Missed 
call notification ringtone/S! Quick News 
ringtone/Delivery report ringtone
■	To Set as Ringtone for Phone Book Entry
Caller ringtone → Search and select entry 
(fP.2-13) 
・
 If a Memory Card file is set as incoming image or 
Ringtone, copy file to handset first confirmation 
appears. If file is copy protected, move file to 
handset first confirmation appears. Choose Yes to 
complete setting. 
・
	 Only copy protected MPEG4 AAC, AAC+, or 
Enhanced AAC+ files can be set. However, copy 
protected files with play count restrictions cannot 
be set.
Setting Video File to Ringtone in Normal Mode
f → Data Folder → Select a file location 
→ Highlight a file → i → Set as
■	To Set to Ringtone for Voice Call
Voice ringtone
■	To Set to Ringtone for Phone Book Entry
Caller ringtone → Select entry (fP.2-13) 
・
 If a Memory Card file is set, copy to handset 
confirmation appears. For a copy protected file, 
move to handset confirmation appears. Select Yes 
to complete settings.
・
	 Only copy protected MPEG4 AAC, AAC+, or 
Enhanced AAC+ files can be set. However, copy 
protected files with play count restrictions cannot 
be set.
Registering File to Other Functions
f → Data Folder → Other documents 
→ Select vcf/vcs/vnt/opml file → f (Register) 
・
 Register vcf, vcs, vnt, opml, etc. files saved in Data 
Folder to Phone Book, Calendar, Notepad or RSS 
feed.
Memory Status
Deleting Registered/Saved Data
f → Data Folder → Memory status 
→ Phone/Memory card as required → Highlight 
item → u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete an Item/Multiple Items
Check items → u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete all Items
i (Mark all) → u (Delete) → Enter Phone 
Password → f (OK) → Yes.
・
	 Alternatively, press f → Settings → Memory 
settings → Memory status → Select item 
→ Phone memory/Memory card as required → 
u (Delete) → Yes → Select item → u (Delete) 
→ Yes.
・
 Delete message folder messages, Data Folder files, 
Calendar/Tasks, Phone Book entries or Notepads.
・
 If file (s) are locked or set for another function, a 
confirmation appears.


12
	 	 Connectivity & File Backup
File Transfers & Backup.
....................................................................... 12-2
Infrared.
................................................................................................ 12-3
Aligning Infrared Ports................................................................................12-3
Sending Files.
..............................................................................................12-3
Receiving Files............................................................................................12-4
USB Connection.
................................................................................... 12-4
USB Connection..........................................................................................12-4
Sending/Receiving in Mass Storage.
.............................................................12-5
Memory Card Backup........................................................................... 12-5
Backup Precautions.
....................................................................................12-5
Backing up to Memory Card Manually.........................................................12-6
Loading from Memory Card.
........................................................................12-6
Backing up to Memory Card Automatically..................................................12-6
S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB).
............................................................ 12-7
Before Using S! Addressbook Back-up.
........................................................12-7
Precautions for Synchronizing......................................................................12-7
Synchronizing Phone Book Entries...............................................................12-8
Setting Auto Sync.
.......................................................................................12-8
Advanced Settings.
............................................................................... 12-9
S! Addressbook Back-up.............................................................................12-9


12-2
Connectivity & File Backup
12
File Transfers & Backup
Transfer files via Infrared, etc. Use S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB)* to back up handset Phone Book entries.
*S! Addressbook Back-up requires separate subscription.
File Transfers
File Backups
Use these functions to transfer handset files: 
・
	 Infrared (fP.12-3).
・
	 USB Connection (fP.12-4).
Back up handset files to Memory Card or PC (fP.12-5).
Back up Phone Book entries to Server via S! Addressbook Back-up.
Restore lost Phone Book entries from S! Addressbook Back-up.
Edit SAB via PC (fP.12-7).
Account Details
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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12-3
Connectivity & File Backup
12
Infrared
Exchange files wirelessly with infrared-compatible 
handsets, PCs or other devices.
・
 Handset Infrared is based on IrMC1.1. 
Transmissions may be unavailable for some 
functions, even when IrMC1.1 is supported on 
the other party's handset.
・
	Transmissions may be inhibited in direct 
sunlight, under fluorescent lighting or near 
infrared devices.
・
	Send and receive Phone Book entries or Calendar 
entries, Account Details, Schedules, Tasks, still 
images, videos, sound files, music files, etc. 
Send either all Phone Book entries, Calendar/Tasks 
or Bookmarks/Notepad/Received msg./Drafts/Sent 
msg. in a single transfer. 
・
	Authorization Code is a four-digit code used to 
execute infrared file transfers between devices. 
Enter same Authorization Code on both devices 
when using Transfer All. 
Note
・
	
Infrared is unavailable while Internet 
services are in use, or while editing 
messages/files. 
・
	
Some received files cannot be saved on 
handset.
Aligning Infrared Ports
・
	 Place devices within 30 cm. Align device ports. Do 
not place objects in between devices. 
Within 30cm
Infrared Port
・
	 Maintain port alignment until transmission ends.
・
	 A soiled port may inhibit transmission. Clean port 
with a soft cloth beforehand. 
・
	 If transfer fails, a confirmation appears: "Device 
not found Reconnect?" Choose Yes to retry.
Sending Files
First, activate Infrared on the other device. 
Sending Items One at a Time
a	f → Infrared → Transfer files
b	Select folder → Check files
c	u (Send)
・
	Alternatively, in list, i → Send → Via infrared 
→ Check files → u (Send).
・
	In Details/Playback window, i → Send → Via 
infrared.
 
Transferring All
a	f → Infrared → Transfer all
b	Enter Phone Password → f (OK)
c	Phonebook, Calendar/Tasks, 
Bookmarks, Notepad, Received 
msg., Drafts or Sent msg.
・
	For Phonebook, choose Yes to transfer 
images. 
d	Enter Authorization Code (four-
digit) → f (OK)


12-4
Connectivity & File Backup
12
Receiving Files
Note
・
	
Files cannot be received when Key Lock is 
active or during Software Update. 
Receiving One Item at a Time
a	f → Infrared → Receive
・
	Handset is ready to receive files.
b	Begin sending from other device 
within three minutes 
c	Save confirmation appears, choose Yes
・
	To save image file, choose Pictures or 
Mail Art.
・
	To save pictograms, choose Pictures, Mail 
Art or My Pictograms.
・
	Press i (Cancel) to cancel receiving.
・
	Press y to terminate reception.
・
	If vcf file contains incoming image exceeding 100KB, 
handset deletes the image then saves it in Phone 
Book.
Receiving All 
a	f → Infrared → Receive
・
	Handset is ready to receive files. 
b	Begin sending from other device 
within three minutes
c	Enter Authorization Code (four-
digit) → f (OK)
・
	Enter same Authorization Code as sender. 
d	Select a saving method
■	 To Add Files as New Entries
Add new
■	 To Overwrite Current Entries
Delete & Overwrite → Yes → Enter 
Phone Password → f (OK)
・
	Receiving all entries deletes existing 
handset entries except for Account Details. 
Receiving Account Details deletes existing 
Account Details except for handset phone 
number.
・
	Press i (Cancel) to cancel receiving. 
・
	Press y to terminate reception. 
Advanced
s
●
●Receive Infrared Transmission (rP.13-23)
●
●Transfer Account Details (rP.13-23)
●
●Transfer Files (rP.13-23)
●
●Transfer All Phone Book Entries, Calendar/Tasks , 
Bookmarks, Notes or Messages at Once (rP.13-23) 
USB Connection
Connect handset to PC to transfer files between 
devices. 
Handset supports USB 2.0.
Install USB driver first. For installation instructions, 
PC operating environment, etc., access SAMSUNG 
Website (http: //jp.samsungmobile.com/pc/
lineup/001download.html).
USB Connection
The following operations are available: 
・
	 Transfer handset Data Folder files to PC
・
	 Import PC files and save to Data Folder
・
	 Perform Packet Communications
Note
・
	
Using handset to access the Internet via 
PC or PDA (Mobile Data Communication) 
rapidly incurs high Packet Communication 
charges. Take notice of large Packet 
Communications when using Mobile Data 
Communication.


12-5
Connectivity & File Backup
12
Sending/Receiving in Mass Storage
With Memory Card inserted, connect handset to PC 
via USB Cable to manage card files on PC.
Connecting/Disconnecting to a PC
a	Connect handset to PC via USB 
Cable
b	f → Settings → Connectivity 
→ Mass storage → Yes
c	Enter Phone Password → f (OK)
d	Use PC to access Memory Card files
・
	Mass Storage is unavailable while receiving 
S! Mail, or using Samsung New PC Studio.
・
	Calling and Messaging are unavailable in 
Mass Storage.
e	On PC, perform device removal
f	In Mass storage, i (Exit)
g	Disconnect USB Cable
Note
・
	
Never disconnect USB Cable before safely 
removing device from the PC first.
Advanced
s
●
●Activate Mass Storage (rP.13-23)
Memory Card Backup
Back up Phone Book entries, etc. to Memory Card 
(package backup). Restore backed up items as 
required (package restoration).
・
	Restore from Backup in case of accidental data loss.
・
	Backups are saved by type (transfer date is file name).
・
	Available Backup types
-	 Phone Book
-	 Sent msg.
-	 Calendar
-	 Unsent msg.
-	 Tasks
-	 Notepad
-	 Received msg.
-	 Contents keys
-	 Drafts
-	 Bookmarks
・
 Use Backup to save files, share information 
between Memory Card-compatible handsets, or 
move files to a newly purchased handset.
Backup Precautions
・
	 Unavailable when battery is low.
・
	 During backup or restoration, handset 
transmissions are not possible.
・
	 Some files cannot be backed up. Some backed 
up files may not be usable on other SoftBank 
handsets or PCs, etc.
・
	 Backup may fail if handset/Memory Card memory 
is too low.
・
	 Handset holds up to 500 Calendar/Tasks entries. 
When 500 entries are restored from Memory 
Card, a confirmation appears and extra entries 
are not saved.
・
	 Yahoo! Keitai, PC Site Browser bookmarks are 
backed up.
・
	 If a backed up bookmark is too large it may not 
be restorable.
・
	 Some images set to Phone Book entries may not 
be transferred because of size.
・
	 Backup data saved on Memory Card is not 
accessible on handset until restored from Memory 
Card.
・
	 When backing up Content Keys, note the 
following: 
-	 Backup file can hold only one Content Key 
at a time. To back up another Content Key, a 
confirmation appears and the previous backup 
file is overwritten (to keep the previously 
backed up files, restore the Content Key to 
handset from Memory Card and then perform 
backup again).
-	 Restoring a file with a Content Key to handset 
adds the Content Key to handset without 
overwriting any existing Content Keys on 
handset.


12-6
Connectivity & File Backup
12
Backing up to Memory Card Manually
a	f → Settings → Backup & Restore 
→ Backup
b	Yes → Enter Phone Password → f 
(OK)
c	Phonebook, Calendar, Tasks, 
Received msg., Drafts, Sent msg., 
Unsent msg., Notepad, Contents 
keys or Bookmarks
d	Confirmation appears, choose Yes
・
	Press i (Cancel) → Yes to cancel backup.
・
	If Contents keys backup file already 
exists, an overwrite confirmation appears. 
Press u (Yes) to overwrite the file.
Loading from Memory Card
Selecting Item to Back up
a	f → Settings → Backup & Restore 
→ Restore
b	Yes → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Selected item
c	Phonebook, Calendar, Tasks, 
Received msg., Drafts, Sent msg., 
Unsent msg., Notepad, Contents 
keys or Bookmarks
d	Select a file → If a confirmation 
appears, Add/Overwrite
・
	To delete a backup file, highlight file 
→ i (Delete) → Yes.
・
	To cancel restoration, press i (Cancel) 
→ Yes.
Backing up from Auto Back up
a	f → Settings → Backup & Restore 
→ Restore
b	Yes → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Auto backup item
c	Select item → Yes
・
	To cancel backup, press i (Cancel) 
→ Yes.
Backing up to Memory Card Automatically
Note
・
	
Separate subscription is required to use 
this function.
・
	
Before setting, set Auto sync settings to On 
in S! Addressbook Back-up setting (fP.12-8).
・
	
Default: Auto backup is On, and Backup 
cycle is Every week.
・
	
Auto Backup starts only when Handset is in 
Standby.
・
	
If Auto Backup is disturbed, it starts at the 
time set for the next day.
a	f → Settings → Backup & Restore 
→ Auto backup
b	Backup cycle
c	Cycle
■	 To Back up Once a Week
Weekly → Select day
■	 To Back up Once a Month
Monthly → Enter date
d	Start time → Enter start time 
→ c
e	Backup items → Check items 
→ u (Save)
f	Encryption settings → Phonebook/
Calendar/Tasks/Messages/Notepad/
Bookmarks → On/Off
Advanced
s
●
●Back up Memory (rP.13-22)
●
●Restore Memory (rP.13-22)


12-7
Connectivity & File Backup
12
S! Addressbook Back-up (SAB)
Back up handset Phone Book entries on Server or 
synchronize handset Phone Book entries with SAB. 
Restore lost handset Phone Book entries from SAB.
Backup/Restore
Synchronize
Phone Book
Server
Import/Export
Edit Phone Book
on PC
Before Using S! Addressbook Back-up
Note
・
	
SAB use requires separate subscription.
・
	
Connections between handset and SAB 
(Backup, Restore, or Update) incur Packet 
Communication charges.
・
 If you should change handsets, select an SAB 
compatible handset to take over SAB entries.
・
 After an application, when Network Information 
is retrieved*, Auto sync settings will be On 
automatically. After editing Phone Book, backup 
will start automatically.
・
	Even after Auto sync settings is set to Off, if 
Network Information is retrieved Auto Sync will 
be initialized and set to On.
・
	Confirm Auto sync settings is set to Off after 
canceling the services.
*Sync mode will be set to Normal. Auto Sync 
starts about ten minutes after editing of Phone 
Book has begun.
Precautions for Synchronizing
Available synchronization modes are as follows.
Sync Mode
Description
Normal
Backs up handset entries and 
updates SAB. If handset Phone 
Book entry and SAB entry item 
are both updated, SAB entry item 
takes priority.
Sync from Client
Backs up updated handset 
entries.
Backup
Deletes SAB entries and uploads 
handset entries.
Sync from Server
Downloads updated SAB entries 
to handset.
Restore
Deletes all the latest handset 
entries and downloads SAB 
entries to handset (only the 
001SC).
・
	Synchronizing in Normal mode is performed 
regardless of Sync mode setting when using 
SAB for the first time or the last Sync was not 
completed correctly by canceling, etc.
・
	 These items cannot be synchronized with SAB; 
using Restore for these items will delete them 
from handset: 
-	 Picture
-	 Ringtone settings, Vibration settings
-	 Blood type


12-8
Connectivity & File Backup
12
Synchronizing Phone Book Entries
Connect to SAB to synchronize SAB entries with 
handset Phone Book entries.
Note
・
	
Starting Sync connect to network. Packet 
Communication charges apply. Network 
connection is automatically disconnected 
with synchronization. 
a	f → Phone → S! Addressbook 
Back-up → Start sync
・
	Synchronize in Normal mode.
・
	If synchronize in Sync from Client/
Backup/Sync from Server/Restore 
mode, press f → Phone → S! 
Addressbook Back-up → Details 
→ Backup/Restore → Select an item.
・
	Alternatively, press f → Entertainment 
→ S! Addressbook Back-up → Start 
sync.
・
	 Select backup/restore timing and Sync mode 
carefully to avoid accidentally deleting entries.
-	 Delete all handset entries then select Normal, 
Sync from Client, or Backup to delete all 
SAB entries.
-	 Delete all SAB entries then select Normal, 
Sync from Server, or Restore to delete all 
handset entries.
・
	 If number of entry items savable on handset 
varies from SAB, synchronization will reflect lower 
number.
・
	 When SAB service is canceled, Phone Book 
entries on Server are deleted.
Setting Auto Sync
If Auto sync settings is set to On, setting 
frequency and Sync mode are required.
a	f → Phone → S! Addressbook 
Back-up → Details → Auto sync 
settings
・
	Alternatively, press f → Entertainment 
→ S! Addressbook Back-up → Details 
→ Auto sync settings.
b	On/Off → On
c	Set items
■	 To Back up Once a Month
Monthly → In Date field, enter date 
→ In Time field, enter time → f (OK)
■	 To Back up Once a Week
Weekly → Select day → In Time field, enter 
time → f (OK)
■	 To Back up Ten Minutes after Editing 
Phone Book Entries
After editing phonebook
d	Normal/Sync from Client/Backup/
Sync from Server/Restore
e	f (OK)
・
	In b, set On/Off to Off to cancel Auto sync 
settings.


12-9
Connectivity & File Backup
12
Advanced Settings
S! Addressbook Back-up
Viewing S! Addressbook Back-up History
f → Phone → S! Addressbook Back-up 
→ Details → Sync Log → Select a log
Deleting S! Addressbook Back-up History
f → Phone → S! Addressbook Back-up 
→ Details → Sync Log
■	To Delete A Log
Highlight log → u (Delete) → Yes
■	To Delete All Logs
i (Delete all) → Enter Phone Password
→ f (OK) → Yes


13
	 	 Handset Customization
Phone Settings..................................................................................... 13-2
Handset Settings.........................................................................................13-2
Sounds & Vibration & External Light Settings..................................... 13-4
Display & Font Settings.
....................................................................... 13-5
Manner Mode Settings.
........................................................................ 13-7
Call Settings......................................................................................... 13-7
Phone Book Settings.......................................................................... 13-10
Messaging Settings............................................................................ 13-11
Custom Mail Address................................................................................13-11
S! Mail & SMS.
..........................................................................................13-11
S! Mail.
.....................................................................................................13-13
SMS.
.........................................................................................................13-14
Internet Settings................................................................................ 13-15
Yahoo! Keitai.
...........................................................................................13-15
PC Site Browser........................................................................................13-16
Camera Settings................................................................................. 13-18
Photo.
.......................................................................................................13-18
Video.
.......................................................................................................13-19
Media Player Settings........................................................................ 13-19
Music.
.......................................................................................................13-19
Movie.......................................................................................................13-20
Entertainment Settings...................................................................... 13-20
S! Information Channel.............................................................................13-20
Security Settings................................................................................ 13-21
Memory Settings................................................................................ 13-22
Connectivity Settings......................................................................... 13-23
Infrared.
....................................................................................................13-23
USB..........................................................................................................13-23
Network...................................................................................................13-23


Handset Customization
13-2
13
Phone Settings
Handset Settings
k	
f → Settings → Phone settings
Change User Interface Language
o Automatic 言語選択 → Select an item
Set Time Zone Updating
o Manual only
Date & Time → Set date & time → Time zone updating → Select an item → u (Save) 
Change Home Zone Time
o GMT+09: 00
Date & Time → Set date & time → Home zone → g to highlight city → f (Select) 
→ u (Save)
・
 Select the zone closest to your locality.
Activate/Cancel Daylight Savings Time
Date & Time → Set date & time → Home zone → g to highlight city → Highlight 
Daylight saving → u (Mark) → f (Select) → u (Save) 
Set Time
Date & Time → Set date & time → In Time field, enter time → u (Save)
・
 Some functions are disabled when time is not set.
Set Date
Date & Time → Set date & time → In Date field, enter date → u (Save)
・
 Some functions are disabled until date is set.
Change Time Format
o 24 H
Date & Time → Set date & time → Time format → Select an item → u (Save) 
Change Date Format
o YYYY/MM/DD
Date & Time → Set date & time → Date format → Select an item → u (Save) 
Set Time Correction
o Auto correction: On, Correction timing: Via S! Information Channel
Date & Time → Time correction → Auto correction → On or Off
・
 To specify when to correct the time, select Correction timing → Check an item → u (Save).
・
 Selecting Manual correction → Yes immediately corrects the time.
Set Earphone Settings
o Earphone
Earphone settings → Earphone/Earphone + Speaker
Activate/Cancel Prediction
o On Text input settings → Prediction → On or Off
Activate/Cancel Learning
o On Text input settings → Learning → On or Off
Activate/Cancel Auto Capitalization
o On Text input settings → Auto capitalization → On or Off
Activate/Cancel Flexible Search
o On Text input settings → Flexible search → On or Off
Reset Learning Function
Text input settings → Reset learning → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes


Handset Customization
13-3
13
Clear History for Pictograms/Emoticons
Text input settings → Clear history → Yes
Change Font Size
o Standard Text input settings → Font size → Large/Standard/Small
Change Cursor Speed
o Off
Text input settings → Auto cursor → Off/Slow/Normal/Fast/Very fast
Save Entries to User Dictionary
User dictionary → Japanese dictionary/English dictionary → New entry (If more than 
one entry is saved, press u (Add) ) → Select Word field → Enter word or sentence → Select 
Reading field → Enter reading → u (Save) 
Edit User Dictionary Entries
User dictionary → Japanese dictionary/English dictionary → Select entry → Edit word 
and reading → u (Save) 
Delete User Dictionary Entries
User dictionary → Japanese dictionary/English dictionary → Highlight word → i 
→ Delete → Selected → Yes
・
 To delete several words, select Japanese dictionary/English dictionary → i → Delete 
→ Multiple → Check words → u (Delete) → Yes.
・
 To delete all the words, select Japanese dictionary/English dictionary → i → Delete 
→ All → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes.
Activate/Cancel Simple Search 
o Off
Simple search → On or Off
・
 On: In Standby, press keys assigned to characters used in Phone Book entry Readings.
Set Any Key Answer
o Off
Any key answer → On or Off
・
 On: Press any keys except u, f, s, i, y and c to answer a call. 
Answer Incoming Call by Opening Handset
o Off
Active folder → On or Off
・
 On: Open the handset to answer a call. 
Set Keypad Light Illumination Mode
o Normal mode
Keypad light → Select item
・
 Normal mode: Keypad light illuminates for Backlight time duration.
・
 Saving mode: Keypad light turns off for set duration.
・
 If Saving mode is set, in Starting time field, enter start time → In Ending time field, enter 
end time → u (Save).


Handset Customization
13-4
13
Sounds & Vibration & External Light Settings
k	
f → Settings → Sound settings
Adjust Volume
o Voice call/Message/Missed call notification/Delivery report/Phone 
sounds: Level 3; S! Quick News: Off
Volume → Select item → s to adjust image
・
 If Ringtone reducer is On (fP.13-10), Ringtone volume is reduced to Level 1 for the first four 
seconds, regardless of Ringtone volume set for Voice Call.
・
 To mute Voice Call or Message tones, set Volume to 00 and Vibration to Off. 
 appears.
Set Ringtone for Voice Call

o Voice call: Samsung Tune
Ringtone → Voice call → Select save location for a file → Select a file
・
 Press u (Play) to playback.
Set Ringtone to Something Other than Voice Call
o Message: Good_morning; Missed call notification: Bubble; S! 
Quick News: Postman; Delivery report: Doorbell
Ringtone → Select item → Ringtone → Select save location for a file → Select a file
・
 Press u (Play) to playback.
Set Ringtone Duration to Something Other than Voice Call

o 5 Seconds
Ringtone → Select item → Duration → Enter duration → f (Select) 
Search Machi-Uta
®
Machi-Uta → Music search → Follow onscreen instructions
Set Machi-Uta
®
Machi-Uta → Settings → Follow onscreen instructions
Register/Cancel Machi-Uta
®
Machi-Uta → Register/Cancel → Follow onscreen instructions
View Instruction for Machi-Uta
®
Machi-Uta → What's Machi-Uta
Set Vibration
o Off Vibration → Select item → Select a pattern
・
 Press u (Play) to view a pattern.
Set Phone Sounds
o Off
Phone sounds → Keypad tones → Select item
Set System Sounds
o Popup box alerts/Call end tone/Alerts on call: On; Minute minder/
Call connect tone/Power on/Power off/Open/Close folder: Off
Phone sounds → System sounds → Check items → u (Save)
・
 Available items vary depending on mode.
Set External Light Color for Incoming Transmissions
o Voice call/Missed call notification: Blue; Message: Green; S! Quick 
News: White; Alarm: Pink; Delivery report: Light Blue
External light → Incoming → Select an item → Select a color
・
 When selecting Off, Notification light does not blink.
・
 Press u (Check) to view color.


Handset Customization
13-5
13
Set External Light Color for Notification
o Missed call/Missed call notification: Blue; Message: Green; 
Answering Machine: Yellow; Missed alarm: Pink; Delivery report: Light blue
External light → Notification → Select an item → Select a color 
・
 When selecting Off, Notification light does not blink.
・
 Press u (Check) to view color.
Set External Light Color When Handset is Closed
o Pink
External light → Close folder → Select a color
・
 When selecting Off, Notification light does not blink.
・
 Press u (Check) to view color.
・
	Open Sound settings to change sounds for Normal mode. Settings cannot be changed for other modes.
Display & Font Settings
k	
f → Settings → Display settings
Change Wallpaper
o Clover Wallpaper → (fP.2-5 Wallpaper b) 
Set/Cancel Smart Wallpaper
o On
Smart wallpaper → On/Off → On or Off
Change Wallpaper for Smart Wallpaper
Smart wallpaper → Wallpapers → Select item → Select Wallpaper
Change Main Menu Settings
o Standard
Main menu style → Select an item → (g to select color, as required) → f (Select) 
Set Menu Color Theme
o White & Blue
Color theme → Select an item
Change Clock/Calendar
o Digital clock
Clock/Calendar → Select an item
・
 If Digital clock is selected, in Style field, highlight style → In Position field, highlight position 
→ f (Save).
・
 If Dual clock is selected, in First clock field, highlight time zone → In Second clock field, 
highlight time zone → f (Save).
・
 If Calendar (1 month) is selected, select Large/Small. 
Set Mini Clock
o Time only
Mini clock → Select an item
Set Font Weight
o Regular
Font → Font weight → Select an item
Set Text Size in List Font
o Standard
Font → Font size → List font → Select item
Set Text Size in Yahoo! Keitai Pages
o Standard
Font → Font size → Yahoo! Keitai → Select an item


Handset Customization
13-6
13
Set Text Size in PC Site Browser
o Standard
Font → Font size → PC site browser → Select an item
Set Text Size in Phone Book
o Standard
Font → Font size → Phonebook → Select item
Set Text Size in Editor
o Standard
Font → Font size → Editor → Select item
Change Message Text Font Size
o Standard
Font → Font size → Messages → Select an item
Change Text Scroll Speed for Menu List
o Normal Text scroll speed → Fast/Normal/Slow
Adjust Display Brightness
o Auto adjustment
Backlight → Brightness → i (Unmark) → g to adjust brightness → f (OK) 
Set Backlight Time
o 15 seconds
Backlight → Duration → Backlight on → Select an item
・
 When Backlight time is set to Off, Display becomes dim.
・
 Display becomes dimmer when Backlight time elapses.
Set Backlight Dimmer Time
o 15 seconds
Backlight → Duration → Backlight dim → Select an item
・
 When Backlight time elapses, Display turns off.
Set Battery Saving Mode
o On
Battery saving mode → On or Off
Set Text Type in Dialling Display
o Normal
Dialling display → Font type → g to highlight type → f (Select) 
Set Text Size in Dialling Display
o Standard
Dialling display → Font size → g to highlight size → f (Select) 
Set Text Color in Dialling Display
o Basic
Dialling display → Font color → g to highlight color → f (Select)
・
 If Monochrome is highlighted in Color field, select color.
Set Background Color in Dialling Display
Dialling display → Background color → g to highlight color → f (Select) 
Set Operator Name
o Off
Operator name → On or Off


Handset Customization
13-7
13
Manner Mode Settings
Switch Manner Mode
f → Settings → Manner mode settings → Select mode
・
 To edit each setting in Manner mode, highlight mode → u (Edit) → Set each item.
Call Settings
k	
f → Settings → Call settings
Forward All Calls to Voicemail (Handset Does Not Ring) 
Optional services → Voicemail/Call forwarding → Voicemail on → Always (0 sec.) 
Forward Unanswered Calls to Voicemail (Specify Ring Time) 
Optional services → Voicemail/Call forwarding → Voicemail on → No reply (5 - 30 
sec.) 
Activate & Set Forwarding
Optional services → Voicemail/Call forwarding → Call forwarding on → Select an 
item → Set number to forward (fP.3-14 Call Forwarding c) 
Cancel Voicemail/Call Forwarding
Optional services → Voicemail/Call forwarding → Deactivate All → Yes
Confirm Current Voicemail/Call Forwarding Settings
Optional services → Voicemail/Call forwarding → Get status
Listen to Voicemail Message
Optional services → Voicemail/Call forwarding → Play voicemail → t or f 
(
) 
Activate/Cancel Call Waiting
Optional services → Call waiting → On or Off
Confirm Current Call Waiting Settings
Optional services → Call waiting → Get status
Activate/Cancel Outgoing Call Barring
Optional services → Call barring → Outgoing call → Select an item → On or Off 
→ Enter Network Password → f (OK) 
Activate/Cancel Incoming Call Barring
Optional services → Call barring → Incoming call → Select an item → On or Off 
→ Enter Network Password → f (OK) 
Cancel All Call Barring
Optional services → Call barring → Cancel all barring → Enter Network Password → 
f (OK) → Yes
Confirm Current Call Barring Settings
Optional services → Call barring → Get status → Select an item


Handset Customization
13-8
13
Set Missed Call Notification
Optional services → Missed call notification → t or u (
) → Follow the 
guidance 
Check Call Time/Cost
Call time & cost → All calls
・
 To reset call time/cost, press u (Reset) → Enter PIN2 → f (OK).
Check Last Call Time/Cost
Call time & cost → Last call
・
 To reset last call time/cost, press u (Reset).
Check Data Counter
Call time & cost → Data counter
・
 To reset sent/received data counter, press u (Reset).
Show/Hide Call Time/Cost after Calls
o Off
Call time & cost → Show charge after call → On or Off
・
 This function may not be available.
Change Call Cost Currency
Call time & cost → Set currency → Enter PIN2 → f (OK) → In Price field, enter rate in yen 
→ Select currency field → Enter currency unit → u (Save) 
Activate/Cancel Answering Machine
o Off
Answering machine → On/Off → On or Off
Set Answering Machine Response Time
o 18seconds
Answering machine → Ringing duration → Select an item
・
 If Other is selected, enter time.
Play Answering Machine Records
Answering machine → Play message → Select a record
・
 To delete record, in list, highlight record → u (Delete) → Yes.
・
 Alternatively, press t → All/Received → Select a record → u (
) → Message.
Set Answering Machine Response Language
o 日本語
Answering machine → Sound language → Select an item
・
 Press u (Play) to play message.
Accept/Reject Calls from Specified Phone Numbers
o Off
Reject incoming calls → Set reject number → On/Off → On or Off
・
 When a call on Black list is received, the caller hears a busy tone and call is not connected. 
Missed call appears in Standby. Select the message to check missed call.


Handset Customization
13-9
13
Create/Edit Black List
Reject incoming calls → Set reject number → Black list → f (Add) (If more than one 
entry is added, press i → Add) → Select an item → Add an entry
・
 	
To delete a phone number, select Black list → Highlight party → i → Delete → 
Selected → Yes.
・
 	
To delete all phone numbers, select Black list → i → Delete → All → Yes → Enter 
Phone Password → f (OK).
Accept/Reject Calls from Unknown Numbers
o Off
Reject incoming calls → Unknown → On or Off
Accept/Reject Calls When Number is Withheld
o Off
Reject incoming calls → Withheld → On or Off
Accept/Reject Calls from Payphones
o Off
Reject incoming calls → Payphone → On or Off
Accept/Reject Calls When Number is Unavailable
o Off
Reject incoming calls → Unavailable → On or Off
Save International Code
o 0046010
International call → International code → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Enter an 
international code
Add/Change/Delete Country Number
o 日本 (Japan), 韓国 (KOR), イギリス (GBR), イタリア (ITA), 
スイス (CHE), スペイン (ESP), ドイツ (DEU), ポルトガル (PRT), 
オランダ (NLD), フランス (FRA), モナコ (MCO), アメリカ合衆国 
(USA), スウェーデン (SWE), オーストラリア (AUS), 中国 (CHN), 香
港 (HKG), 台湾 (TWN) 
International call → Country code → Add, change, or delete item
・
 To add, press u (Add) → Select Country name field → Enter country name → In Country 
code field, enter country code → u (Save).
・
 To change, select country → Select Country name field → Enter country name → In Country 
code field, enter country code → u (Save).
・
 To delete, highlight item → i (Delete) → Yes.
Select Network to Access 
o Automatic
International call → Select operator → Select Auto/Manual → Select an item
・
 When you set Manual, select a network.
Select Preferred Network from List
International call → Select operator → Set priority → i → Insert → Network list 
→ Select a network
Add a New Preferred Network
International call → Select operator → Set priority → i → Insert → New Network 
→ In Country code field, enter country code → In Network code field, enter Network code 
→ Select Network name field → Enter Network name → u (Save) 
Set Roaming Dial Assistant
o On
International call → Roaming dial assistant → On or Off
・
 If Roaming dial assistant is set to On, popup appears while dialing. If you add international 
number before phone number, popup does not appear.
Activate/Cancel Offline Mode
o Off
Offline → On or Off


Handset Customization
13-10
13
Show/Hide Your Own Number
Caller ID → On or Off
・
 To check current status, select Get status.
Set Handset to Automatically Redial Busy Numbers
o Off
Auto redial → On or Off
・
 On: Handset automatically disconnects call and redials busy numbers. Auto redial dials up to 
ten times until i (Cancel) / y is pressed.
・
 If called party uses Call Forwarding or Voicemail, call is forwarded accordingly.
Activate/Cancel Automatic Ringer Reduction
o On
Ringtone reducer → On or Off
・
 When Ringtone volume level is high, the volume level is reduced to Level 1 for the first four 
seconds, then returns to the set level.
Enable/Disable Calling via Stereo Earphone Microphone
o Off
Earphone call → On/Off → On → Call number → Select an item → Add a phone 
number
・
 On: Press Stereo Earphone Microphone (optional) switch for 1 + seconds to call specified 
number. To change specified number, repeat setup operation, to save the new number.
Set Clear Talk
o On Clear talk → On or Off
Adjust Earpiece Volume
o Level 5
Hearing volume → s to adjust volume
Phone Book Settings
k	
f → Phone → Settings
Select Phone Book Save Location
o Phone
Save to → Select an item
・
 Always ask: Select save location each time a new entry is saved.
Change Phone Book Preference (Phone/USIM) 
o Phone
Change view → Select an item
Change Search Method
o ABC
Search method → Select an item
Set Font Size
o Standard
Font size → Select item
Copy All Phone Book Entries & Save on Handset & USIM Card
Copy all → Phone to USIM/USIM to Phone → Yes


Handset Customization
13-11
13
Messaging Settings
Custom Mail Address
Customize/Change Handset Mail Address
u → Settings → Custom mail address → Follow onscreen instructions
・
 Change mail account name (alphanumerics before @).
Default: Account name consists of random alphanumerics.
S! Mail & SMS
k	
u → Settings → Universal settings
Request/Cancel Delivery Report
o Off
Sending settings → Delivery report → On or Off
・
 On: Receive a message confirming successful delivery of a sent message.
Quote Text from Received Message
o On (Except SMS & Graphic mail) Sending settings → Reply with history → Select an item
Select Reply Setting
o Off
Sending settings → Reply settings → On or Off 
	
On: Replies to sent messages are automatically addressed to "Reply to" address
	
Off: Replies to sent messages are addressed to handset number/mail address
・
 Set address that appears in To: field of message recipient handset.
Set "Reply to" Address
Sending settings → "Reply to" address → Enter an item → Enter address
Change Quick Reply Message
Sending settings → Quick reply setting → Select items → Enter message
Show/Hide Transmission Progress Bar
o On
Sending settings → Sending progress → On or Off
Set Received Message Notice Content/Hide Notice
o From
Receiving settings → Message notice → View setting → Select an item
・
 Received message notice scrolls above active function windows.
Select Secret Folder Message Notice Setting 
o Show
Receiving settings → Message notice → Secret folder → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK) → Select an item
・
 Not show: Incoming message notice window for messages sorted to secret folders or 
Message notice does not appear.
Link External Light to Incoming Feeling Mail
o On
Receiving settings → Link to feeling → Light color → On/Off → On or Off 


Handset Customization
13-12
13
Link External Light Color to Incoming Feeling Mail
o Happy/Glad: Pink, OK/Good: Green, Sad/Sorry: Blue, NG/Bad: Light 
Blue, Important/Notice: Yellow
Receiving settings → Link to feeling → Light color → Light color → Select a feeling 
→ Select a color
・
 Press u (Check) to view color.
Link Vibration to Incoming Feeling Mail
o On
Receiving settings → Link to feeling → Vibration pattern → On/Off
Set Whether to Sound Handset When Feeling Mail Arrives
o Off
Receiving settings → Link to feeling → Ringtone → On/Off → On or Off 
Link Ringtone to Incoming Feeling Mail
o Happy/Glad: Cheerful whistle , OK/Good: On_time, Sad/Sorry: 
Remember me, NG/Bad: Dear me, Important/Notice: Attention please
Receiving settings → Link to feeling → Ringtone → Assign tone → Select a feeling 
→ Select a save location → Select a Ringtone
・
 Press u (Play) to playback the file.
Set Feeling Mail Ringtone Duration 
o 5 Seconds
Receiving settings → Link to feeling → Ringtone → Duration → Enter duration 
→ f (OK) 
Change Font Size
o Standard
Display settings → Font size → Select an item
Change Scroll Unit
o Single line
Display settings → Scroll unit → Select an item
Change Received Message View
o Folder view
Display settings → Received msg. view → Select an item
Change Sent Message View
o Folder view
Display settings → Sent msg. view → Select an item
Set/Cancel Auto Delete for Received Messages When Received Memory is 
Full
o On (Except protected) 
Auto delete → Received msg. → Select an item
On (Except protected): Unprotected messages are automatically deleted oldest first to make 
room for new ones. If Auto delete is Off, memory full confirmation appears. Delete messages 
and retry.
On (Only read): Read messages are automatically deleted from the oldest one to make room 
for new ones. If Auto delete is Off, memory full confirmation appears. Delete messages and 
retry.
Off: Memory full confirmation appears. Delete messages and retry.
Set/Cancel Auto Delete for Sent Messages When Sent Memory is Full

o On (Except protected) 
Auto delete → Sent msg. → Select an item
On (Except protected): Unprotected messages are automatically deleted the oldest first 
to make room for new ones. If Auto delete is Off, memory full confirmation appears. Delete 
messages and retry.
Off: Memory full confirmation appears. Delete messages and retry.
Sort Unregistered Mobile Address as Spam 
o Off
Anti-spam measures → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Unregistered → On


Handset Customization
13-13
13
Sort Message with Spam Filter
o Off
Anti-spam measures → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Unregistered → On
・
 To specify list, Spam filter → u (Edit) → (If address already exists in the list, i → Add 
filter) → Sender/Sender (Partial match)/Subject → (fP.4-14 Sorting Messages c) 
Add Address to Permitted List
o Off
Anti-spam measures → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Permitted list → On
・
 To specify list, Permitted list → u (Edit) → (If address already exists in the list, i → Add 
filter) → Sender/Sender (Partial match)/Subject → (fP.4-14 Sorting Messages c).
・
 Available only when Unregistered/Spam filter is On.
Set Address for Report Spam	

o stop@meiwaku.softbankmobile.co.jp
Anti-spam measures → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Address for report spam 
→ Enter mail address → Yes
Select Save Location for Message
o Memory card first
Save to → Select an item 
・
 If Always ask is selected, confirmation appears each time a message item is saved.
S! Mail
k	
u → Settings → S! Mail settings
Set Max Creation Size
o 2MB
Sending options → Max creation size → Select an item 
・
 In S! Mail creation window, press i → Sending options → Max creation size → Select 
item can change maximum size temporarily.
Set Message Sending Priority
o Normal
Sending options → Priority → Select an item
Set Picture Auto Resize
o 500KB
Sending options → Picture auto resize → Select item
Set Max Receiving Size
o 2MB
Receiving options → Max receiving size → 2MB/300KB
Set S! Mail Receiving Options
o On (Up to 1MB) 
Receiving options → Auto receiving → Select an item
	
On (Up to 1MB): Receives maximum 1 MB automatically.
 
On (Up to 300KB): Receives maximum 300 KB automatically.
	
Off: Mail Service Center sends S! Mail Notice; retrieve complete message.
Set Auto Receiving Condition
o All messages
Receiving options → Auto receiving conditions → All messages/Specified address


Handset Customization
13-14
13
Edit Auto Receiving Condition
Receiving options → Auto receiving conditions → Highlight Specified address → u 
(Edit) → Check item → f (OK)
・
 If Individual address is checked, press u (Edit) → Select item → Select/Enter address/
number/domain → u (OK).
Insert/Hide Signature
o Off
Signature → Auto insert → Select an item
・
 To select Auto insert, Signature → Enter signature.
Edit Signature
Signature → Signature texts → Enter a signature
Set Attached Image Appearance
o Normal
Picture appearance → Select an item
Set Attached Image Auto Playback
o On
Auto play file → Picture → On or Off
Set Attached Sound Auto Playback
o Off
Auto play file → Sound → On or Off
SMS
k	
u → Settings → SMS settings
Set Mail Service Center Message Expiry Time
o None
Expiry time → Select an item
・
 Upon expiry Mail Service Center SMS messages are automatically deleted.
Set Message Center Number
o +819066519300
Message center → Select an item
Change Character Code
o Unicode Char-code → Select an item


Handset Customization
13-15
13
Internet Settings
Yahoo! Keitai
k	
f → Yahoo! → Browser settings
Change Page Font Size
o Standard
Font size → Select an item
Set Encoding
o Auto
Encoding → Select item
Set Page Scroll Unit
o Single line
Scroll unit → Select an item
Set Whether to Use Pointer
o Off
Pointer settings → On/Off → On or Off
Set Pointer Speed
o Normal
Pointer settings → Speed → Select item
Show/Hide Page Images
o Show images
Downloads → Images → Select item
・
 Select Do not show to help reduce download time.
Play/Mute Page Sounds
o Play sounds
Downloads → Sounds → Select item
・
 Select Do not play to help reduce download time.
Set Save Location for Images in a Page, etc.
o Memory card first
Save to → Memory card first/Phone/Always ask
・
 To save a file to Memory Card, insert Memory Card and select Memory card first.
Delete Cache/Cookie/Certificates
Memory manager → Select an item → Yes
Show/Hide Manufacture Number
o On
Security → Manufacture number → On or Off
・
 On: Handset automatically sends Manufacture Number to websites upon request as user ID.
Send/Hide Referrer
o Send
Security → Send referer → Select an item
・
 Referrer is a link source URL information. It is sent to Web server when accessing websites.
Select Cookie Setting
o Enabled
Security → Cookies → Select an item
・
 Select Confirm to show acceptance confirmation every time before a cookie is saved.
・
 Cookie automatically saves identification information of visitors to handset. Cookies contain 
user information and allow sites to recognize users and track preferences.
Select Script Setting
o Ask NW access
Security → Script → Select item


Handset Customization
13-16
13
Confirm Root Certificate
Security → Root certificates → Select a certificate
・
 View electronic certificate preinstalled on handset.
Set Certificate Retention Period
o Per browsing
Security → Certificate retention → Select an item
Show/Hide Secure Prompt
o On
Security → Secure prompt → On/Off
・
 When opening security page, set whether to show notification.
Initialize Browser
Initialize browser → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
 Initialize browser settings or information such as Bookmarks or Saved pages.
Reset Settings
Reset settings → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
PC Site Browser
k	
f → Yahoo! → PC site browser → PC site browser settings
Change Page Font Size
o Standard
Font size → Select an item
Set Encoding
o Auto
Encoding → Select item
Set Scroll Unit
o Single line
Scroll unit → Select item
Set Whether to Use Pointer
o Off
Pointer settings → On/Off → On or Off
Set Pointer Speed
o Normal
Pointer settings → Speed → Select item
Show/Hide Page Navigation
o On
Page navigation → On/Off
Show/Hide Page Images
o Show images
Downloads → Images → Select item
・
 Select Do not show to help reduce download time.
Play/Mute Page Sounds
o Play sounds
Downloads → Sounds → Select item
・
 Select Do not play to help reduce download time.
Set Save Location for Images in a Page, etc.
o Memory card first
Save to → Memory card first/Phone/Always ask
・
 To save a file to Memory Card, insert Memory Card and select Memory card first.
Delete Cache/Cookie/Certificates
Memory manager → Select an item → Yes
Deleting RSS Feed List
Memory manager → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes


Handset Customization
13-17
13
Show/Hide Manufacture Number
o On
Security → Manufacture number → On or Off
・
 On: Handset automatically sends Manufacture Number to websites upon request as user ID.
Send/Hide Referrer
o Send
Security → Send referer → Select an item
・
 Referrer is a link source URL information. It is sent to Web server when accessing websites.
Select Cookie Setting
o Enabled
Security → Cookies → Select an item
・
 Select Confirm to show acceptance confirmation every time before Cookie is saved.
・
 Cookie automatically saves identification information of visitors to handset. Cookies contain 
user information and allow sites to recognize users and track preferences.
Select Script Setting
o On
Security → Script → Select an item
Confirm Root Certificate
Security → Root certificates → Select a certificate
・
 View electronic certificate preinstalled on handset.
Set Certificate Retention Period
o Per browsing
Security → Certificate retention → Select an item
Show/Hide Secure Prompt
o On
Security → Secure prompt → On/Off
・
 When opening security page, set whether to show notification.
Show/Hide Warning
o On Warning messages → On or Off
・
 Show/hide PC Site Browser activation, or Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser switching warning.
Initialize Browser
Initialize browser → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
・
 Initialize browser settings or information such as Bookmarks or Saved pages.
Reset Settings
Reset settings → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes


Handset Customization
13-18
13
Camera Settings
Photo
k	
 j → i → 
 → Settings
Select Quality
o Superfine
Quality → Select an item
Set ISO
o Auto
ISO → Select an item
Set Exposure Metering
o Center-weight
Exposure metering → Select an item
Select Effect
o None
Effect → Select item
Activate/Cancel Auto Save
o On (Preview manual) 
Setup → Auto save → On (Preview Off)/On (Preview 2 sec)/On (Preview manual)/
Off
・
 On (Preview Off): Image is automatically saved. After saving, handset returns to Viewfinder 
without showing preview.
・
 On (Preview 2 sec): Image is automatically saved. After saving, preview appears for two 
seconds, and handset returns to Viewfinder.
・
 On (Preview manual): After capturing, image is automatically saved and preview appears.
・
 Off: Select save or cancel the image. To redo, press c. To save, press f (Save).
Set Save Location When Memory Card is Inserted

o Memory card first
Setup → Save to → Select an item
・
 This setting is active with Memory Card inserted.
・
 If Memory Card is not inserted, images are automatically saved to Phone.
Adjust Flicker
o Auto
Setup → Flicker adjustment → Auto/50Hz (East Japan)/50Hz (West Japan) 
Show/Hide Guideline
o Off
Setup → Guideline → On or Off
Set Face Link Display
o Off
Setup → Face link display → On or Off
・
 When you set this On, after the face you captured is recognized, Face Link appears.
Set Shutter Sound
o Pattern1 Setup → Shutter sound → Select an item
Set Timer Sound
o Pattern1 Setup → Timer sound → Select an item


Handset Customization
13-19
13
Video
k	
j (1+ seconds) → Video camera → i → 
 → Settings
Select Quality
o Superfine
Quality → Select an item
Set Effect
o None
Effect → Select item
Set Sound Recording
o On
Sound recording → On or Off
Activate/Cancel Auto Save
o On
Setup → Auto save → On or Off
Set Save Location
o Memory card first
Setup → Save to → Select item
・
 To save a file to Memory Card, insert Memory Card.
Show/Hide Guideline
o Off
Setup → Guideline → On or Off
Adjust Flicker
o Auto
Setup → Flicker adjustment → Auto/50Hz (East Japan)/50Hz (West Japan) 
Set Shutter Sound
o Pattern1 Setup → Shutter sound → Select an item
Set Timer Sound
o Pattern1 Setup → Timer sound → Select an item
Media Player Settings
Music
k	
f → Media → Settings → Music settings
Set Repeat Mode
o All
Repeat mode → Select an item
・
 Play a single track and all music/all files in playlist repeatedly.
Set Shuffle
o Off
Shuffle → On or Off
.


Handset Customization
13-20
13
Movie
k	
f → Media → Settings → Movie settings
Set Repeat Mode
o All
Repeat mode → Select an item
・
 Play a single file repeatedly, all movies, or all files in playlist repeatedly.
Set Shuffle
o Off
Shuffle → On or Off
Set Backlight
o Always on
Backlight → Select an item
Set Portrait Style
o 240 * 180
Display → Portrait style → Select an item
Set Display for Activating Movie
o Landscape
Display → First view → Select an item
Show/Hide Movie Preview
o On
Display → Preview → On or Off
Access/Ignore Linked Information
o On Web link → On or Off
・
 On: After playing a file with linked info, access confirmation appears.
Entertainment Settings
S! Information Channel
k	
f → Entertainment → S! Information Channel/Weather → Weather Indicator → Settings
Set Weather Indicator Display Settings
o On
Display setting → On or Off
Set Weather Indicator Update Notification
o On
Missed event setting → On or Off
Set Weather Indicator Automatic Update
o On
Auto update → On or Off → Yes as required


Handset Customization
13-21
13
Security Settings
k	
f → Settings → Security
Activate/Cancel Phone Lock
o Off
Phone lock → On or Off → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
Activate/Cancel Password Lock
o Off
Password lock → On → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
Change Phone Password
o 9999 Change password → Enter current password → f (OK) → Enter new password → f (OK) 
→ Enter new password again → f (OK) 
Activate/Cancel Function Lock
o All unlocked
Function lock → Check an item → u (Save) → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
Activate/Cancel Secret Mode
o Hide
Secret mode → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Select an item
Activate/Cancel USIM Lock 
o Off
USIM lock → On or Off → Enter USIM Password (four- to eight-digit) → f (OK) → Enter 
USIM Password again as required → f (OK) 
Activate/Cancel PIN Certification
o Off
PIN certification → On or Off → Enter PIN → f (OK) 
Change PIN
Change PIN → Enter current PIN → f (OK) → Enter new PIN → f (OK) → Enter new 
PIN again → f (OK)
・
 To change PIN code, set PIN certification to On.
Change PIN2
Change PIN2 → Enter current PIN2 → f (OK) → Enter new PIN2 → f (OK) → Enter 
new PIN2 again → f (OK) 
Set Secret Mode on Sub-folder in Data Folder
o Hide
Secret data folder → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Select item
Delete Phone Book Entries, Messages, etc.
Reset → All reset → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
Restore Settings to Default Values
Reset → Reset settings → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
Set Mobile Tracker
o Off
Mobile tracker → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Activation → On → Recipients 
→ Select To field → Phonebook/Direct input → Search and select entry/Enter phone number 
→ u (Done) → Sender → Enter Sender name → u (Save) 


Handset Customization
13-22
13
Memory Settings
k	
f → Settings
Check Memory Card Details
Memory settings → Memory card
・
 Check Memory Card name, memory capacity, or remaining memory.
Rename Memory Card
Memory settings → Memory card → Name → Enter name
Format Memory Card
Memory settings → Memory card → u (Format) → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) 
→ Yes
Confirm Total/Remaining Phone Memory
Memory settings → Phone memory
・
 View Phone memory capacity or remaining memory.
Clear Phone Memory
Memory settings → Phone memory → u (Clear) → Check an item → u (Clear) → 
Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Yes
View Memory Status
Memory settings → Memory status → Select an item
・
 If Data Folder is selected, select Phone memory/Memory card.
・
 To delete viewed memory, press u (Delete) (fP.11-12 Deleting Registered/Saved Data).
Back up Memory
Backup & Restore → Backup → Yes → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Select an 
item → Yes
Restore Memory
Backup & Restore → Restore → Yes → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Selected 
item → Select item → Select a file → Add or Overwrite as required
Set Frequency for Auto Back up
Backup & Restore → Auto backup → Backup cycle → Cycle → Weekly/Monthly → 
Select day/Enter date → Start time → Enter start time
・
 After selecting Cycle, select Off to cancel Auto back up.
Set Item to Back up Automatically
o All
Backup & Restore → Auto backup → Backup items → Check items → u (Save) 
Set Encryption for Items to Back up Automatically
o On
Backup & Restore → Auto backup → Encryption settings → Select item → On or Off
Set Default Memory to Phone/Memory Card
o Memory card first
Connectivity → Save to → Select an item
・
 With Memory Card inserted, select Phone or Memory card first. Available when editing 
images, saving S! Mail attachments, downloading files, etc.
・
 To save a file to Memory Card, insert Memory Card.


Handset Customization
13-23
13
Connectivity Settings
Infrared
k	
f → Settings → Connectivity → Infrared
Receive Infrared Transmission
Receive
Transfer Account Details
Transfer my details
Transfer Files
Transfer files → Select Data Folder → Check files → u (Send) 
Transfer All Phone Book Entries, Calendar/Tasks , Bookmarks, Notes or 
Messages at Once
Transfer all → Enter Phone Password → f (OK) → Select an item → Enter Authorization 
Code (four-digit) → f (OK)
・
 For Phonebook, choose Yes to transfer images.
USB
Activate Mass Storage
f → Settings → Connectivity → Mass storage → Yes → Enter Phone Password 
→ f (OK)
・
 You need to connect handset and your PC before this operation.
Network
k	
f → Settings → Network settings
Retrieve Network Information Manually
Retrieve NW info → Yes or No
Seek the Most Prioritized Network
Re-search signal → Yes or No


14
	 	 Appendix
Troubleshooting................................................................................... 14-2
Cleaning Handset................................................................................. 14-5
Drying Handset.
.................................................................................... 14-5
Reattaching Port Cover........................................................................ 14-6
Software Update.................................................................................. 14-7
Function List......................................................................................... 14-7
Main Menu.................................................................................................14-7
Simple Mode Menu.....................................................................................14-9
Default Mode Settings.
..............................................................................14-10
Text Entry Window Key Assignments.
................................................ 14-12
Symbols.............................................................................................. 14-13
Double-byte Symbols.
................................................................................14-13
Single-byte Symbols..................................................................................14-13
Symbol Conversions..................................................................................14-13
Pictograms.
......................................................................................... 14-14
Memory.............................................................................................. 14-15
Specifications..................................................................................... 14-15
SoftBank 001SC.
.......................................................................................14-15
Materials & Finishing.
................................................................................14-16
Battery.
.....................................................................................................14-16
Phone Book..............................................................................................14-16
Image Size................................................................................................14-18
Media Player.
............................................................................................14-18
File Type...................................................................................................14-18
Warranty & Service.
............................................................................ 14-19
Warranty.
..................................................................................................14-19
Repair Requests........................................................................................14-19
Customer Service............................................................................... 14-29


14-2
Appendix
14
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Handset does not 
turn on
Is battery empty?
Replace or charge battery.
Is battery installed in 
handset?
Install battery correctly.
When power is 
turned on, PIN 
entry window 
appears
Is PIN certification 
set to On?
If PIN certification is On, enter 
PIN.
When power is 
turned on, USIM 
Password entry 
window appears
Is USIM lock set to 
On?
If USIM lock is On, enter USIM 
Password.
Please insert USIM 
card, Incorrect 
USIM or USIM 
card failed appears 
when handset 
is turned on 
or executing a 
function
Is USIM Card correctly 
installed?
If the message appears even 
though USIM Card is correctly 
installed, it may be damaged.
Is USIM Card still being 
loaded?
Try again after a while.
Is an incorrect USIM 
Card being used?
Check to see if correct USIM Card 
is being used.Use USIM Card 
specified by SoftBank.
Are there foreign 
particles on USIM Card 
IC chip?
Remove foreign particles with a 
clean, dry cloth, and then install 
USIM Card correctly.
圏外 or OUT 
appears and no 
calls can be placed
Handset is out-of-range. Move to a place where the signal 
is stronger and try again.
Calls are 
interrupted or 
disconnected
Does 圏外 or OUT 
appear?
Move to a place where the signal 
is stronger and try again.
Is battery empty?
Replace or charge battery.
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Unable to place a 
call
Is Call Barring set?
Deactivate Call Barring.
Is Offline set to On? 
(
 appears) 
Set Offline to Off.
Unable to open 
Phone Book entry, 
Data Folder, Call 
Log, Calendar, 
Notepad, Tasks, 
Yahoo! Keitai, or 
Messaging
Is Function lock set? Cancel Function lock.
Clicking noise is 
heard during a call
-
Noise may be generated when 
signal is weak or while moving 
between coverage areas.
Receiver/speaker 
volume is low, or 
sound quality is 
poor.
Is volume setting 
adequate, or is 
Clear talk set to 
On?
Change each setting (fP.3-3, 
P.3-18).
Are any foreign 
objects attached on 
Microphone, Speaker 
or Air Vent?
Clean handset (fP.14-5).


14-3
Appendix
14
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Battery drains 
quickly
Battery may drain 
quickly depending 
on the operating 
environment (ambient 
temperature, charging 
conditions, or signal 
strength), operations, 
and settings. 
Use handset in an appropriate 
environment and reduce 
operations requiring high power 
(fP.1-6).
Display flickers
Is handset being used 
near fluorescent light? 
Use handset as far away from 
fluorescent light as possible.
-
Default: Brightness is set to 
Auto adjustment; display might 
repeatedly brightens or darkens 
in accordance with the ambient 
environment. Unmark Auto 
adjustment (fP.13-6).
Display is dim or 
unlit
-
This may be due to the 
characteristics of Display and not 
a problem. The time until Display 
is dimmed or unlit can be changed 
by adjusting the Backlight time.
Unable to play 
music via speaker
Is Manner mode set? Cancel Manner mode.
Is the Stereo Earphone 
Microphone (Optional) 
connected?
Disconnect the connector for the 
Stereo Earphone Microphone 
(optional) from handset.
Too many 
applications are 
already running. 
appears
Too many functions are 
active.
Close some.
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Unable to charge 
battery
Is AC Charger 
Connector securely 
inserted into handset?
Check which way the AC Charger 
connector is facing then securely 
insert it.
Is AC Charger plug 
securely inserted?
Insert AC Charger plug securely.
Is battery installed in 
handset?
Install battery correctly.
Are handset terminals 
and AC Charger clean?
Clean contacts with a dry cotton 
swab.
Was battery charged in 
ambient temperatures 
below 5 °C or above 
40 °C?
Charge battery in ambient 
temperatures between 5 °C and 
40 °C.
Battery may need to be 
replaced.
Install a new battery.
Does battery always 
lose its charge quickly 
after being charged?
Battery life has expired. Replace 
with a new battery.
Does handset or battery 
become very warm 
during charging?
If the temperature rises too much, 
charging may stop. After handset and 
battery are cool, retry charging.
Devices become 
hot
During charging, AC 
Charger may heat up.
If handset is safe to touch, heat 
level is normal. If it is too hot to 
touch, immediately stop charging 
and contact Customer Service 
(fP.14-29).
Handset may heat up 
during charging/long 
calls.


14-4
Appendix
14
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Service not allowed 
appears
Handset is outside the 
service area.
Send from within the service area.
Sending operation 
cannot be operated 
in offline mode 
appears
In Offline, handset 
transmissions are 
disabled.
Set Offline to Off (fP.1-11).
Storage space short 
by ＊＊ bytes. Edit 
data folder files? 
appears
Handset memory is full. Delete unnecessary files and try 
again.
Cannot download. 
File corrupt. 
appears
-
File cannot be downloaded; 
cancel download.
Unable to call via 
Stereo Earphone 
Microphone 
(Optional) 
Is Earphone call set 
to Off?
Even if Earphone call number 
is saved, if Earphone call is set 
to Off it will not be dialed. Set 
Earphone call to On (fP
.13-10).
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Unable to establish 
USB connections 
using Samsung 
New PC Studio
Is USB driver installed?  
A driver must be installed in 
order to communicate with 
a computer via a USB cable. 
Download USB Driver Installer 
from SAMSUNG Website (http: 
//jp.samsungmobile.com/pc/
lineup/001download.html) and 
install the driver.
Is connection method 
set correctly on the 
computer?
Use the Samsung New PC Studio 
Connection manager to match 
the communications being used, 
or set to USB with the connection 
wizard.
Is USB connection port 
setting the same for 
PC and software the 
same?
Make sure port settings match 
those set for Samsung New PC 
Studio Connection Manager or 
Connection Wizard.
Phone Book entry, 
Message folder, 
schedule event in 
Calendar, or Tasks 
do not appear
In Security, is Secret 
mode set to Hide?
In Security, set Secret mode to 
Show.
Is Secret under each 
function set to On?
Select Unlock temporarily 
from i on the window to view 
information.
Sub folder does 
not appear
In Security, is Secret 
data folder set to 
Hide?
In Security, set Secret data 
folder to Show.
Is Secret under each 
function set to On?
Select Unlock temporarily 
from i on the window to view 
information.
Sending message 
failed appears
If send fails, error 
message and reason 
appear.
Confirm reason and try again.


14-5
Appendix
14
Cleaning Handset
Wipe off dirt, sand, beverage, etc., gently with 
cloth. Then with Battery Cover closed, hold handset 
approximately 10 cm below faucet or shower head 
and clean with low-pressure tap water (six liters/
min. or lower) at normal temperatures (5 °C - 35 
°C). Clean with your hands, taking care not to 
open the covers; do not use a brush or sponge. Dry 
handset before use.
・
 Before cleaning handset, make sure that Battery 
Cover and Port Cover are closed firmly.
・
	Do not use a washing machine or ultrasonic 
cleaner.
・
	Do not place handset in a microwave oven to 
dry it. Battery/handset may leak, burst, overheat 
or ignite; may cause malfunction, accident or 
injury.
・
	Do not dry handset by exposing it to extreme 
heat (e.g., hot air from dryers, etc.); may cause 
warping, discoloration or damage.
・
	Do not subject handset to strong shocks or 
impacts; do not poke Air Vent, Microphone, 
Earpiece, Speaker, etc. with a cotton swab or 
sharp object; 
Drying Handset
If handset gets wet, follow these steps to dry it: 
a	Wipe handset surface with dry 
cloth
b	Firmly grasp hinges, and shake 
handset about 20 times
c	Pat dry cloth on grooves 
(Microphone, Earpiece Speaker, 
etc.) to remove moisture
d	Leave handset for approximately 
two to three hours at room 
temperature


Appendix
14-6
14
Reattaching Port Cover
If Port Cover becomes detached from handset, follow these steps to reattach it: 
Reattaching Port Cover for Memory Card is the same as that of External Device Port.
a	Follow steps illustrated below: 
Reattaching Port Cover for Memory Card is the same as that of External Device Port. 


14-7
Appendix
14
Software Update
SoftBank periodically releases firmware updates. 
Download as required. 
a	f → Tools → Useful → Software 
update
b	Start update → u (Yes)
・
	Handset connects to network.
c	Yes
・
	Read Terms of Use before selecting Yes.
d	f (OK)
・
	Update starts. When complete, handset 
powers off and restarts; notification appears.
・
	For procedures, see SoftBank Mobile Website: 
  (http: //mb.softbank.jp/en/global_services/)
・
 Confirming/downloading updates does not incur 
fees.
Note
・
	
Updates do not incur communications 
charges.
・
	
Updates may take up to approximately 30 
minutes. Handset is disabled until update 
is completed.
・
	
Make sure battery is full before updating.
・
	
Update where the signal is strong, do not 
move while updating.
・
	
While updating, other functions are 
unavailable. 
・
	
Always back up important information 
(some data such as downloaded files, etc. 
may not be backed up). Data saved on 
handset before updating remain there, but 
in some situations (malfunctions, etc.), data 
may be lost. SoftBank Mobile is not liable 
for damages from lost information, etc.
・
	
Do not remove battery and USIM Card. Do 
not turn off handset. Update may fail. 
・
	
Update failure may disable handset. 
Contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, 
Customer Assistance (fP.14-29). 
・
	
If updated handset fails to restart, remove 
and reinsert battery then power on. If 
this fails, call SoftBank Mobile Customer 
Center, Customer Assistance (fP.14-29).
Function List
Main Menu
To show the below items in Standby, press f.
Main Menu Item
Page
Messaging
Received msg.
P.4-11
Create new
P.4-3
Retrieve new
P.4-7
Drafts
P.4-11
Templates
P.4-11
Sent msg.
P.4-11
Unsent msg.
P.4-11
Server mail
P.4-24
Create new SMS
P.4-5
Settings
P.13-11
Memory status
P.4-25
Yahoo!
Yahoo! Keitai
P.5-3
Menu list
P.5-3
Bookmarks
P.5-7
Saved pages
P.5-7
Last page
P.5-3
Web search
P.5-9
Enter URL
P.5-3
History
P.5-3
PC site browser
P.5-4
Browser settings
P.13-15


14-8
Appendix
14
Main Menu Item
Page
Infrared
Receive
P.12-4
Transfer my details
P.13-23
Transfer files
P.13-23
Transfer all
P.12-3
Entertainment
S! Information Channel/
Weather
P.8-3
S! Quick News
P.8-3
Free Contents
P.8-5
S! Addressbook Back-up
P.12-9
Camera
Camera
P.6-6
Video camera
P.6-10
Bar code reader
P.9-9
Name card reader
P.9-10
Text reader
P.9-10
Dictionary reader
P.9-10
Magnifier
P.9-15
Photo album
P.6-11
Alarm
P.9-3
Tools
Daily
Tasks
P.9-6
Photo album
P.6-11
Stopwatch
P.9-6
Countdown timer
P.9-7
World clock
P.9-7
Good night timer
P.9-7
Main Menu Item
Page
Tools
Useful
Calculator
P.9-8
Notepad
P.9-8
Barcode/Scan
P.9-9
Infrared
P.12-3
Converter
P.9-12
Split the bill
P.9-12
Voice recorder
P.9-13
File viewer
P.9-14
Magnifier
P.9-15
Dictionary
P.9-15
Software update
P.14-7
Data Folder
Pictures
P.11-2
Digital camera
P.11-2
My Pictograms
P.11-2
Mail Art
P.11-2
Ring Songs · Tones
P.11-2
Music
P.11-2
Videos
P.11-2
Message templates
P.11-2
Other documents
P.11-2
Memory status
P.11-12
Media
Music
P.7-4
Movie
P.7-7
Settings
P.13-19
Calendar
P.9-4
Main Menu Item
Page
Phone
Phonebook
P.2-12
Create new entry
P.2-12
Call log
P.3-8
Play messages
P.3-6
Call voicemail
P.3-13
My details
P.1-10
Group settings
P.2-19
Favorites
P.3-4
Mail group
P.4-13
S! Addressbook Back-up
P.12-7
Settings
P.13-10
Memory status
P.13-22
Settings
Sound settings
P.13-4
Display settings
P.13-5
Phone settings
P.13-2
Menu switch 
P.2-3
Security
P.13-21
Call settings
P.13-7
Manner mode settings
P.13-7
Connectivity
P.13-23
Network settings
P.13-23
Memory settings
P.13-22
Backup & Restore
P.13-22


14-9
Appendix
14
Simple Mode Menu
Below are menu items shown in Main Menu when 
setting simple mode.
Main Menu Item
Page
Messaging
Received msg.
P.4-11
Create new
P.4-3
Drafts
P.4-11
Templates
P.4-11
Sent msg.
P.4-11
Unsent msg.
P.4-11
Create new SMS
P.4-5
Settings
P.13-11
Yahoo!
Yahoo! Keitai
P.5-3
Menu list
P.5-3
Bookmarks
P.5-7
Saved pages
P.5-7
Last page
P.5-3
Web search
P.5-9
History
P.5-3
Browser settings
P.13-15
Calendar
P.9-4
Tools
Calculator
P.9-8
Notepad
P.9-8
Tasks
P.9-6
Photo album
P.6-11
Split the bill
P.9-12
Main Menu Item
Page
Tools
Barcode/Scan
P.9-9
Infrared
P.12-3
Music
P.7-4
Movie
P.7-7
Voice recorder
P.9-13
Stopwatch
P.9-6
Countdown timer
P.9-7
Magnifier
P.9-15
Camera
Camera
P.6-6
Video camera
P.6-10
Bar code reader
P.9-9
Name card reader
P.9-10
Text reader
P.9-10
Dictionary reader
P.9-10
Magnifier
P.9-15
Photo album
P.6-11
Data Folder
Pictures
P.11-2
Digital camera
P.11-2
My Pictograms
P.11-2
Mail Art
P.11-2
Ring Songs · Tones
P.11-2
Music
P.11-2
Videos
P.11-2
Message templates
P.11-2
Other documents
P.11-2
Memory status
P.11-12
Alarm
P.9-3
Main Menu Item
Page
Phone
Phonebook
P.2-12
Create new entry
P.2-12
Call log
P.3-8
Play messages
P.3-6
Call voicemail
P.3-13
My details
P.1-10
Favorites
P.3-4
Mail group
P.4-13
Settings
P.13-11
Settings
Sound settings
P.13-4
Display settings
P.13-5
Phone settings
P.13-2
Menu switch 
P.2-3
Security
P.13-21
Call settings
P.13-7
Manner mode settings
P.13-7
Connectivity
P.13-23
Memory settings
P.13-22
Backup & Restore
P.13-22


Appendix
14-10
14
Default Mode Settings
Default Volume and Ringtone settings vary depending on mode. Change incoming transmission response by mode. Available items vary by mode. See defaults below 
(fP.13-7).
Mode
Item
Normal
Manner
Drive
Meeting
Outdoor
Volume
Voice call
Level 3
N/A
N/A
Off
Level 5
Message
Level 3
N/A
N/A
Off
Level 5
Missed call notification
Level 3
N/A
N/A
Off
Level 5
S! Quick News
Off
N/A
N/A
Off
Off
Delivery report
Level 3
N/A
N/A
Off
Level 5
Phone sounds
Level 3
N/A
N/A
Off
Level 5
Ringtone (Ringtone: Duration) 
Voice call
Samsung Tune
N/A
N/A
Samsung Tune 
Samsung Tune 
Message
Good_morning: 
5 seconds
N/A
N/A
Good_morning: 
5 seconds
Good_morning: 
5 seconds
Missed call notification
Bubble: 5 seconds
N/A
N/A
Bubble: 5 seconds
Bubble: 5 seconds
S! Quick News
Postman: 5 seconds
N/A
N/A
Postman: 5 seconds
Postman: 5 seconds
Delivery report
Doorbell: 5 seconds
N/A
N/A
Doorbell: 5 seconds
Doorbell: 5 seconds
Vibration
Voice call
Off 
Pattern 1
N/A
Off
Off
Message
Off 
Pattern 1
N/A
Off
Off
Missed call notification
Off
Pattern 1
N/A
Off
Off
S! Quick News
Off
Off 
N/A
Off
Off
Delivery report
Off 
Pattern 1
N/A
Off
Off
Phone sounds
Keypad tones 
Off 
N/A
N/A 
Off 
Off
System sounds 
Several tones on 
N/A
N/A
Alerts on call
Several tones on


Appendix
14-11
14
Mode
Item
Normal
Manner
Drive
Meeting
Outdoor
External light
Incoming
Voice call
Blue
Blue
N/A
Blue
Blue
Message
Green
Green
N/A
Green
Green
Missed call notification
Blue 
Blue 
N/A
Blue 
Blue 
S! Quick News
White
White
N/A
White
White
Alarm
Pink
Pink
N/A
Pink
Pink
Delivery report
Light blue
Light blue
N/A
Light blue
Light blue
Notification
Missed call
Blue 
Blue 
N/A
Blue 
Blue 
Message
Green
Green
N/A
Green
Green
Answering Machine
Yellow
Yellow
N/A
Yellow
Yellow
Missed call notification
Blue
Blue
N/A
Blue
Blue
Missed alarm
1
Pink
Pink
N/A
Pink
Pink
Delivery report
Light blue
Light blue
N/A
Light blue
Light blue
Close folder
Pink
Pink
N/A
Pink
Pink
Answering machine
Off
Off
N/A
2
Off
Off
1Setting for missed schedule (fP.9-4) or task (fP.9-6) notification (not for Alarm (fP.9-3) or Alarm in Schedule or Tasks).
2Answering machine activates automatically in Drive mode and cannot be disabled.


Appendix
14-12
14
Text Entry Window Key Assignments
Multiple characters are assigned to each key. Press a key repeatedly until the target character appears.
Press j to change text entry mode.
Press # to add, press * to toggle upper/lower-case.
Key
Kanji/Hiragana
Katakana
Alphanumerics
Numbers
1
あいうえおぁぃぅぇぉ１
アイウエオァィゥェォ１
.@-_/: ~
11
1
2
かきくけこ２
カキクケコ２
ABCabc2
2
3
さしすせそ３
サシスセソ３
DEFdef3
3
4
たちつてとっ４
タチツテトッ４
GHIghi4
4
5
なにぬねの５
ナニヌネノ５
JKLjkl5
5
6
はひふへほ６
ハヒフヘホ６
MNOmno6
6
7
まみむめも７
マミムメモ７
PQRSpqrs7
7
8
やゆよゃゅょ８
ヤユヨャュョ８
TUVtuv8
8
9
らりるれろ９
ラリルレロ９
WXYZwxyz9
9
0
わをん－<Space> ０
ワヲン－<Space> ０
'<Space>0
0
*
・
 Add ゛
/ ゜
to unfixed, convertible kana
・
	Toggle capital letter/lower case for convertible kana.
・
 Toggle upper/lower-case (only 
before fixing and convertible 
character for entering alphabets) 
-
#
、
。！？<Line break>
,.!?<Line break>
#
t
・
 Reverse toggle characters assigned to the same key before finalizing character selection
-
j
・
 Change entry mode
k
・
 Change Entry mode to Pictogram/Symbol/Emotion
1When double-byte, "~" cannot be used (" ～ " appears on Display).


14-13
Appendix
14
Symbols
Double-byte Symbols
Single-byte Symbols
Symbol Conversions
Symbol Label
Symbols
Symbol Labels
Symbol
あっと
@ ＠
こめ
※
いこーる
= ＝
ころん
：；
えん
¥ ￥
さんかく
 ▲ △ ▼ ▽ 
おんぷ
♪
しかく
■ □ ◆ ◇ 
かける
×
どう
〃々ゝ仝
かっこ
 () 
「」
『』
【】
〈〉
[]‘　’“　”〈　〉
《　》
〔　〕
（　）
［　］
｛　｝
ぱーせんと
％ %
ほし
★ ☆
まる
○ ◎ ●
から
～
やじるし
← → ↑ ↓


14-14
Appendix
14
Pictograms
・
	 Pictograms with 
 are animated.
・
	 Some pictograms and animated pictograms may not appear properly on some models of SoftBank handsets or other devices.


14-15
Appendix
14
Memory
S! Mail/
SMS  
(Phone 
memory) 
Received msg.
Up to 1000 messages or 10MB
Drafts
Up to 20 messages or 3MB
Sent msg.
Up to 500 messages or 5MB
Unsent msg.
Up to 20 messages or 3MB
SMS
USIM Card
Up to 10 messages
Data Folder
Pictures
Up to 999 items  (files/sub-folders) 
per folder or 50 MB
My pictograms
Mail Art
Ring songs · tones
Music
Videos
Message Templates
Other Documents
Calendar/
Tasks
Up to 500 schedules/tasks
Notepad
Up to 100 memos
Phonebook
Handset
Up to 1000 members
USIM Card
Up to 50 members
Specifications
Handset specifications may change without prior notice.
SoftBank 001SC
Item
Specification
Weight*
124 g
Continuous Talk Time*
Voice Call: 200 minutes  (3G) 
Continuous Standby Time* 
(Display off) 
350 hours (3G) 
Dimensions (W x H x D) )*
51 × 113 × 11.7 (Thinnest part) 14.8 (Thickest 
part) 
Maximum Output
0.25 W
Charging Time
120 minutes
*Approximate value
・
	 Handset with battery installed.
・
	 Battery Time is calculated by SoftBank Mobile under stable signal conditions. 
Calling in poor signal conditions or leaving handset on out-of-range will 
consume more power and may reduce Battery Time by more than half.
・
	 Frequent handset operations requiring Backlight (e.g., Yahoo! Keitai) may 
reduce Continuous Talk Time and Continuous Standby Time.
・
	 Using video for Wallpaper may significantly reduce Continuous Talking and 
Continuous Standby Time.
・
	 Continuous Talk Time is an average measured with a battery in stable signal 
conditions. Continuous Standby Time is an average measured with a new, fully 
charged battery with handset closed without calls or operations, in Standby, 
in stable signal conditions. Alternating between usage and Standby shortens 
Continuous Talk Time and Continuous Standby Time. Talk Time/Standby Time may 
vary by environment (battery status, ambient temperature, etc.).


14-16
Appendix
14
Materials & Finishing
Parts
Materials & Finishing
Housing (upper) 
SUS/SPRAY
Housing (lower) 
PC+GF 20 % (STS INSERT)/SPRAY
Housing (front) 
PC+GF 20 % (STS INSERT)/SPRAY
Housing (rear) 
PC+GF 20 %/SPRAY
Side Cover (Charging Terminals) 
PC+Silicon (bonding)/SPRAY
Side Cover (Memory Card) 
PC+Silicon (liquid)/SPRAY
Hinge Cover
PC/SPRAY
Screws
SUS/NI
Infrared Port
Acrylic+PC/Print
Display
Acrylic+PC/Print
Service LD
PC
Camera Window
Acrylic+PC/Print
Keypad
PC Sheet (UV Molding)/SPRAY
Battery Cover
PC+GF20%/SPRAY
Battery
Item
Specification
Voltage
3.7 V (3.3 V - 4.2 V) 
Type
Lithium-ion
Capacity
780 mAh
Dimensions (W x H x D) 
Approximately 44.1 × 37.25 × 4.7 mm
 (excluding protruding parts) 
Phone Book
Each entry contains these items: 
Item/Description
Location
Last name
Double/single-byte 
 (saved to Name in USIM Card Phone Book) 
Handset: Yes 
 (up to 50 bytes) 
USIM Card: Yes
1
First name
Double/single-byte 
 (saved to Name in USIM Card Phone Book) 
Handset: Yes 
 (up to 50 bytes) 
USIM Card: Yes
1
Reading last name
Single-byte 
 (saved to Reading name in USIM Card 
Phone Book) 
Handset: Yes 
 (up to 50 bytes) 
USIM Card: Yes
1
Reading first name
Single-byte 
 (saved to Reading name in USIM Card 
Phone Book) 
Handset: Yes 
 (up to 50 bytes) 
USIM Card: Yes
1
Phone number
Saved with area code
Handset: Yes 
 (five entries/up to 32 bytes) 
USIM Card: Yes
1 
2
Phone icon
Select one of seven icons
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
3
E-mail address
Single-byte alphanumerics
Handset: Yes 
 (five entries/up to 128 bytes) 
USIM Card: Yes


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14
Item/Description
Location
E-mail address icon
Select one of four icons
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No 
Picture
Still image appears for incoming calls.
Select a Data Folder image/Character icon or 
capture with Camera
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Group
Select from original five groups including No 
group, and added group Maximum 21 groups 
can be added.
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: Yes
2
Birthday
Date of birth
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Blood type
Select one of four types or None
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Address
Post code (up to 40 bytes), Country (up to 64 
bytes), Province, City, Street and Additional 
information (up to 128 bytes) 
Handset: Yes 
 (two entries) 
USIM Card: No
Address icon
Select one of three icons
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Homepage
Enter up to 1024 bytes
Handset: Yes 
 (two entries) 
USIM Card: No
Item/Description
Location
Homepage icon
Select one of three icons
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Company
Enter up to 64 bytes
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Job title
Enter up to 64 bytes
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Memo
Enter up to 512 bytes
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Secret
On/Off
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Ringtone
Voice Call/Messages
Selectable from Data Folder
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
Vibration
Set Vibration for Voice Call/Messages
Handset: Yes
USIM Card: No
1Number of savable characters varies depending by USIM Card. 
2Number of savable items varies depending by USIM Card.
・
	If different USIM Card (with saved entries) is inserted, copy saved USIM entries to 
handset confirmation appears when handset is first powered on. Choose Yes to 
copy entries. 


14-18
Appendix
14
Image Size
Capturing options and corresponding image sizes: 
Capture Mode
Image Size
Normal
Scene
3.1M (1536x2048)
Wide2.4M (1232x2048)
2M (1200x1600)
Wide1.5M (960x1600)
Wide1.0M (768x1280)
0.3M (480x640)
Wallpaper (240x400)
Mail (240x320)
Multi shot
Photo combi
Wallpaper (240x400)
Mail (240x320)
Video
QVGA (320x240)
QCIF (176x144)
SQCIF (128x96)
S! Mail (176x144)
S! Mail (128x96)
Media Player
Player
File (Extension) 
Music
MPEG4 Audio (mp4, m4a*, or 3gp (sound only) ), 
SoftBank Music Contents (smc) 
Movie
MPEG4 (mp4, 3gp), H.263
*If Album art is saved in m4a, it is played in window.
・
 To play a music file in a format other than above, select it from Ring Songs 
・
 
Tones. Even compatible files must be saved in Ring Songs 
・
 Tones to play.
Note
Movie files exceeding 320 x 240 (mp4 or 3gp) in resolution cannot be 
played.
File Type
Folder/Description
File Type1
 Pictures
Image files captured with handset 
camera
JPEG, BMP, GIF, WBMP, PNG, Animation GIF
 Digital camera
Image files captured with the 
handset Camera (available only 
when Memory Card is inserted) 
JPEG
 My Pictograms
Downloaded Pictograms
GIF, GPK
 Mail Art
Image related to message
JPEG, GIF
 Ring Songs・Tones
Voice Recorder files, downloaded 
music, and other sound files
 MIDI, SP-MIDI, SMF, Mobile XMF,
 MPEG4 Audio, 
 AMR
 Music
Downloaded Chaku-Uta®
MPEG4 Audio (mp4, m4a, 3gp), smc
 Videos
Handset video files
MPEG4 (mp4, 3gp) 2


14-19
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14
Folder/Description
File Type1
 Message Templates
S! Mail Templates
HMT
 Other documents
Document, graphic, vcf, vcs3, etc. 
files requiring File viewer for use 
on handset.
 vcf file 
 vcs file 
 URL
 EML	
 PDF	
 XLS
 DOC	
 PPT	
 TXT
 HTML	
 VNT	
 OPML
 Unsupported file
1Files are saved by type. Files cannot be moved to or saved in folders that do not 
support them.
2Files exceeding 320x240 in resolution cannot be played. 
3Use vcf, vcs files to send or transfer handset files via S! Mail, etc. Handset supports 
vcf file, for Phone Book entries, and vcs file for Task/Schedule.
Warranty & Service
Headset specifications may change without prior notice.
Warranty
Handset purchase includes Warranty.
・
	 Confirm shop name and date of purchase.
・
	 Read through the contents of the Warranty and keep it in a safe place.
・
	 The warranty period can be found in the Warranty.
SoftBank Mobile is not liable for damage to you or a third party from missed 
calls, etc. due to handset failure or malfunction, etc.
Repair Requests
Before submitting handset for repair, consult "Troubleshooting" (fP.14-2) for a 
solution. If a problem persists, contact SoftBank Mobile Customer Center, General 
Information (fP.14-29) or the nearest SoftBank Shop; be prepared to describe 
problem in detail.
・
	 During the warranty period, repairs will be made under the terms and 
conditions described in the warranty.
・
	 After the warranty period, repairs will be upon request; if said repairs can be 
made, you will be charged for them.
Note
・
	
Handset files and settings may be lost or altered due to accidents or 
repairs. Keep a copy of important files, etc. like Phone Book entries. 
SoftBank Mobile is not liable for damage resulting from accidental 
loss or alteration of handset files (Phone Book, Data Folder, etc.) or 
settings.
・
	
Disassembling or modifying this product may be a violation of 
the Radio Law. Note that SoftBank Mobile will not accept repair 
requests for disassembled or modified products.


14-20
Appendix
14
Index
A
AC Charger ���������������������������������������������������1-8
Account Details�������������������������������������������1-10
Reset�������������������������������������������������������������1-13
Adjust Volume�����������������������������������������������3-3
Alarms�����������������������������������������������������������9-3
All Reset �����������������������������������������������������10-7
Answering Machine
���������������������������������������3-6
Cancel�������������������������������������������������������������3-6
Delete records�������������������������������������������������3-6
Play records�����������������������������������������������������3-6
Set
�������������������������������������������������������������������3-6
Any key answer�������������������������������������������13-3
Auto redial
�������������������������������������������������13-10
B
Barcode/Scan
�������������������������������������������������9-9
Creating QR Code�����������������������������������������9-11
Scanning������������������������������������������������9-9, 9-21
Battery
����������������������������������������������������1-6, 1-7
Inserting & Removing���������������������������������������1-7
Black List�������������������������������������������������������3-7
Bookmark �����������������������������������������������������5-7
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������5-13
Internet connection�����������������������������������������5-7
Save ���������������������������������������������������������������5-7
Send URL�������������������������������������������������������5-13
C
Cache
�������������������������������������������������������������5-3
Calculator �����������������������������������������������������9-8
Calendar �������������������������������������������������������9-4
Delete schedule���������������������������������������������9-17
Save schedule ����������������������������������������9-5, 9-16
Schedule���������������������������������������������������������9-4
View schedule����������������������������������������9-5, 9-17
Call Barring service����������������������������3-12, 3-16
Caller ID service ��������������������������������3-12, 3-17
Call Forwarding service
����������������������3-12, 3-14
Call Log���������������������������������������������������������3-8
Delete�������������������������������������������������������������3-9
View���������������������������������������������������������������3-8
Call time & cost
Check �����������������������������������������������������������3-10
Reset�������������������������������������������������������������3-10
Show charge after call�����������������������������������13-8
Call Waiting service����������������������������3-12, 3-15
Camera ���������������������������������������������������������6-3
Attach to message for sending still image
�������6-12
Capture video �����������������������������������������������6-10
Editing Still Images
�����������������������������������������6-10
Effects�����������������������������������������������������������6-12
Macro�����������������������������������������������������������6-12
Multi shot�������������������������������������������������������6-6
Photo combination
�������������������������������������������6-7
Quick Play����������������������������������������������6-7, 6-10
Scene
���������������������������������������������������������������6-6
Send a still image via infrared
�������������������������6-12
Settings��������������������������������������������13-18, 13-19
Timer�������������������������������������������������������������6-12
Viewfinder������������������������������������������������6-3, 6-8
Cancel PIN lock�������������������������������������������10-4
Center Access Code (Network Password)
������1-13
Change mode settings
���������������������������������1-11
Changing PIN/PIN2 �������������������������������������10-3
Charge Battery ���������������������������������������������1-8
Charger/External Device Port�����������������������1-3
Clear memory���������������������������������������������10-6
Clear talk�����������������������������������������������������3-18
Color theme
�������������������������������������������������13-5
Conference Call service����������������������3-12, 3-15
Content Key info���������������������������������������11-11
Converter
�����������������������������������������������������9-12
Country number������������������������������������������13-9
D
Daily tools�����������������������������������������������������9-2
Data Folder�������������������������������������������������11-2
Date & Time
�������������������������������������������������13-2
Default mode settings
����������������������1-12, 14-10
Dictionary���������������������������������������������������9-15
Display
�����������������������������������������������������������1-3
Backlight�������������������������������������������������������13-6
Brightness�����������������������������������������������������13-6
Clock/Calendar����������������������������������������������13-5


14-21
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14
Dialling display
�����������������������������������������������13-6
Font���������������������������������������������������������������13-5
Mini clock�����������������������������������������������������13-5
Operator name
�����������������������������������������������13-6
Saving mode�������������������������������������������������13-6
Smart wallpaper
���������������������������������������������13-5
Text scroll speed
���������������������������������������������13-6
Wallpaper �������������������������������������������������������2-5
Display language
�����������������������������������������13-2
Download Content Key����������������������7-9, 11-10
E
Earphone call
���������������������������������������������13-10
Emergency call ���������������������������������������������3-5
Emergency Location Report �������������������������3-5
F
Face Link
Save �������������������������������������������������������������11-4
Use���������������������������������������������������������������11-5
Favorites�������������������������������������������������������3-4
File
������������������������������������������������������11-3, 11-6
Copy�������������������������������������������������������������11-6
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������11-7
Icon���������������������������������������������������������������11-3
Lock/Unlock�������������������������������������������������11-12
Rename���������������������������������������������������������11-6
Set images as Wallpaper, etc.�����������������������11-12
Set Ringtone �����������������������������������������������11-12
Sort�������������������������������������������������������������11-11
File Viewer
���������������������������������������������������9-14
Folder ���������������������������������������������������������11-6
Copy�������������������������������������������������������������11-6
Create�����������������������������������������������������������11-6
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������11-7
Rename���������������������������������������������������������11-6
Free Contents �����������������������������������������������8-5
Function Lock ���������������������������������������������10-5
G
Global Roaming
�������������������������������������������3-11
Good Night Timer��������������������������������9-7, 9-20
H
History
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������5-10
Delete (S! Mail)���������������������������������������������4-16
Delete (SMS)�������������������������������������������������4-19
Internet connection����������������������������������5-3, 5-4
S! Addressbook Back-up��������������������������������12-9
S! Mail
�����������������������������������������������������������4-16
SMS
���������������������������������������������������������������4-19
I
Icon
Attached file ���������������������������������������������������4-5
Call Log Record�����������������������������������������������3-8
Data Folder�������������������������������������������������14-18
Display
�������������������������������������������������������������1-3
File list�����������������������������������������������������������11-3
Message���������������������������������������������������������4-9
Message list
�����������������������������������������������������4-9
Movie window�������������������������������������������������7-6
Music window�������������������������������������������������7-4
Schedule���������������������������������������������������������9-4
Shooting mode (still image)�����������������������������6-3
Shooting mode (video)�������������������������������������6-8
Weather
�����������������������������������������������������������8-3
Image Viewer
�����������������������������������������������11-3
Incoming light�������������������������������������������14-11
Infrared�������������������������������������������������������12-3
Authorization Code���������������������������������������12-3
Receive files���������������������������������������������������12-4
Send files�������������������������������������������������������12-3
International Code �������������������������������������13-9
Internet���������������������������������������������������������5-2
Internet page
������������������������������������������5-3, 5-5
Font size �������������������������������������������������������5-10
K
Key Lock �����������������������������������������������������1-11
L
Language
�����������������������������������������������������13-2


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Lock�������������������������������������������������������������10-3
Function lock�������������������������������������������������10-5
Password Lock�����������������������������������������������10-4
Phone Lock���������������������������������������������������10-3
PIN���������������������������������������������������������������10-4
USIM Lock�����������������������������������������������������10-4
Log
Call Log�����������������������������������������������������������3-8
M
Machi-Uta
® �������������������������������������������������13-4
Mailbox�������������������������������������������������������4-11
Drafts������������������������������������������������������������4-11
Received message�����������������������������������������4-11
Sent message
�������������������������������������������������4-11
Templates �����������������������������������������������������4-11
Unsent
�����������������������������������������������������������4-11
Mail Group
���������������������������������������������������4-13
Main menu style�����������������������������������������13-5
Manner mode ���������������������������������������������1-11
Mass Storage
������������������������������������12-5, 13-23
Media Player�������������������������������������������������7-2
Add to playlist�����������������������������������������������7-10
Create Playlist�������������������������������������������������7-8
Download�������������������������������������������������������7-3
Play movie�������������������������������������������������������7-7
Play music�������������������������������������������������������7-4
Play playlist�����������������������������������������������������7-8
Repeat mode�����������������������������������������������13-20
Settings�������������������������������������������������������13-19
Memory Card
�����������������������������������������������11-8
Insert/Remove�����������������������������������������������11-9
Memory Card backup ���������������������������������12-5
Memory Status ����������������������������������11-3, 11-9
Menu Operations
���������������������������������������������iii
Message �������������������������������������������������������4-2
Action settings�����������������������������������������������4-17
Attach file�������������������������������������������������������4-4
Change folder name
���������������������������������������4-25
Create folder�������������������������������������������������4-14
Create (S! Mail)�����������������������������������������������4-3
Create (SMS)���������������������������������������������������4-5
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������4-12
Delete folder�������������������������������������������������4-25
Delete messages on Server�����������������������������4-25
Delete templates�������������������������������������������4-12
Details�����������������������������������������������������������4-22
Draft message icon
�������������������������������������������4-9
Feeling settings���������������������������������������������4-17
Font size �������������������������������������������������������4-22
Forward���������������������������������������������������������4-10
Forward messages on Server
���������������������������4-25
Graphic Mail ������������������������������������������4-6, 4-18
Icon (attached file)�������������������������������������������4-5
Lock/Unlock���������������������������������������������������4-12
Mail Server
�������������������������������������������������������4-8
Maximum Size�����������������������������������������������4-18
Memory Status
�����������������������������������������������4-25
Message notice�������������������������������������������13-11
Move�������������������������������������������������������������4-14
Move SMS�����������������������������������������������������4-23
Received message icon
�������������������������������������4-9
Receive Server Mail���������������������������������������4-24
Receiving mail list message ���������������������������4-24
Reply�������������������������������������������������������������4-10
Retrieve all mail���������������������������������������������4-25
Save attachment �������������������������������������������4-13
Save templates
�����������������������������������������������4-19
Save to drafts
����������������������������������������4-17, 4-20
Send draft message���������������������������������������4-23
Sending options������������������������������������4-18, 4-20
Send unsent message
�������������������������������������4-23
Sent message icon�����������������������������������������4-10
Server Mail
�����������������������������������������������������4-24
Server Mail memory���������������������������������������4-25
Set Secret
�������������������������������������������������������4-25
Setting address �����������������������������������������������4-3
S! Mail
�������������������������������������������������������������4-2
S! Mail Send Reservation�������������������������������4-18
SMS
��������������������������������������������������������4-2, 4-19
SMS Send Reservation�����������������������������������4-20
Sort������������������������������������������������������4-14, 4-23
Spam�������������������������������������������������������������4-15
Unsent message icon�������������������������������������4-10
View��������������������������������������������������������4-7, 4-9
View Attachment�������������������������������������������4-22
Mobile Tracker���������������������������������������������10-5
Multi Selector Operations�������������������������������iii
Mute �����������������������������������������������������������3-18


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14
N
Notepad
���������������������������������������������������������9-8
Notification light���������������������������������������14-11
O
Offline Mode�����������������������������������������������1-11
P
Password Lock���������������������������������������������10-4
PC Site Browser���������������������������������������������5-4
Copy text���������������������������������������������������������5-9
Delete certificates
�����������������������������������������13-16
Details�����������������������������������������������������������5-10
Enter URL��������������������������������������������������������5-4
Font size �������������������������������������������������������13-6
Manufacture Number�����������������������������������13-17
PC screen
�������������������������������������������������������5-11
Root certificates�������������������������������������������13-17
Script�����������������������������������������������������������13-17
Search�������������������������������������������������������������5-9
Send URL���������������������������������������������������������5-9
Phone Book�������������������������������������������������2-12
Copy�������������������������������������������������������������2-17
Create Message���������������������������������������������2-17
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������2-14
Edit���������������������������������������������������������������2-18
Entry�������������������������������������������������������������2-12
Search�����������������������������������������������������������2-13
Set Secret mode���������������������������������������������2-16
Phone Lock �������������������������������������������������10-3
Phone Number (Account Details) ���������������1-10
Phone Password ��������������������������������1-12, 10-3
Photo Album�����������������������������������������������6-11
Photo Library
�����������������������������������������������6-11
Photo Album�������������������������������������������������6-11
PIN2 Code���������������������������������������������������1-13
PIN Certification�����������������������������������������10-4
PIN Code�����������������������������������1-13, 10-3, 10-4
PIN lock�������������������������������������������������������10-4
Place a call
�����������������������������������������������������3-2
Phone Book���������������������������������������������������2-14
Place International calls�����������������������������3-10
Power On/Off
�������������������������������������������������1-9
Preferred Network �������������������������������������3-11
R
Receive a call
�������������������������������������������������3-2
Record�����������������������������������������������������������3-3
Reject incoming calls
Black List�������������������������������������������������������3-19
Edit black list�������������������������������������������������13-9
Payphone
���������������������������������������������������������3-7
Set reject number���������������������������������������������3-7
Unavailable�����������������������������������������������������3-7
Unknown
���������������������������������������������������������3-7
Withheld���������������������������������������������������������3-7
Reset settings���������������������������������������������10-6
Ringtone���������������������������������������������������14-10
Ringtone reducer
���������������������������������������13-10
Ringtone/Vibration���������������������������������������2-4
RSS feed �������������������������������������������������������5-8
S
S! Addressbook Back-up�����������������������������12-7
Sync Log �������������������������������������������������������12-9
Sync mode�����������������������������������������������������12-7
Saved Pages
���������������������������������������������������5-7
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������5-14
Rename���������������������������������������������������������5-14
Save ���������������������������������������������������������������5-8
View���������������������������������������������������������������5-8
Secret mode �����������������������������������������������10-5
Secure Remote Lock�����������������������������������10-5
Security Code ���������������������������������������������1-12
Sending DTMF���������������������������������������������3-18
Sending Template���������������������������������������4-24
Set/Activate
Sounds & Vibration
�����������������������������������������13-4
Set default memory
�����������������������������������13-22
Shortcuts Key������������������������������������������������2-3
S! Information Channel���������������������������������8-3
Register�����������������������������������������������������������8-3


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View update information���������������������������������8-3
Weather Indicator �������������������������������������������8-3
S! Information Channel/Weather
Settings�������������������������������������������������������13-20
Softkeys
������������������������������������������������������������ii
Software update�����������������������������������������14-7
Sounds & Vibration�������������������������������������13-4
Speakerphone call
���������������������������������������3-18
Split the Bill
�������������������������������������������������9-12
S! Quick News�����������������������������������������������8-3
Delete�������������������������������������������������������������8-4
Refresh �����������������������������������������������������������8-4
Register�����������������������������������������������������������8-4
SSL/TLS ���������������������������������������������������������5-2
Standby Display
���������������������������������������������2-5
Stopwatch�����������������������������������������������������9-6
Symbols�����������������������������������������������������14-13
T
Tasks�������������������������������������������������������������9-6
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������9-19
Templates ���������������������������������������������������4-11
Text Entry
�������������������������������������������������������2-6
Copy�������������������������������������������������������������2-15
Cut���������������������������������������������������������������2-15
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������2-10
Edit���������������������������������������������������������������2-10
Emoticons�������������������������������������������������������2-8
Entry mode �����������������������������������������������������2-7
Line Break�������������������������������������������������������2-9
Paste�������������������������������������������������������������2-15
Pictograms
�������������������������������������������������������2-8
Space
���������������������������������������������������������������2-9
Symbol
�������������������������������������������������������������2-8
Undo�������������������������������������������������������������2-15
Time zone ���������������������������������������������������13-2
U
Unanswered Call�������������������������������������������3-2
USB connection�������������������������������������������12-4
Useful tools���������������������������������������������������9-2
User's Dictionary�����������������������������������������2-11
Delete�����������������������������������������������������������2-16
Save �������������������������������������������������������������2-11
USIM Card�����������������������������������������������������1-4
Inserting & Removing���������������������������������������1-5
USIM Lock���������������������������������������������������10-4
USIM Password�������������������������������������������10-4
Using Main Menu �����������������������������������������2-2
Using Shortcuts���������������������������������������������2-2
V
vcf, vcs file��������������������������������������11-12, 14-19
Vibration��������������������������������������������2-4, 14-10
Video
Attach to message for sending video �������������6-12
Send video via Infrared
�����������������������������������6-12
View
Scanned Barcode�������������������������������������������9-11
Voice Call
�������������������������������������������������������3-2
Adjust volume�������������������������������������������������3-3
Hold incoming call�������������������������������������������3-3
Mute�������������������������������������������������������������3-18
Speakerphone�����������������������������������������������3-18
Whisper���������������������������������������������������������3-18
Voicemail service
�����������������������������������������3-12
Voice Recorder��������������������������������������������9-13
Play sound files���������������������������������������������9-13
Record sound
�������������������������������������������������9-13
Send sound files
���������������������������������������������9-23
Volume
�������������������������������������������������������14-10
W
Window
Calendar���������������������������������������������������������9-4
Movie window�������������������������������������������������7-6
Music window�������������������������������������������������7-4
Still Image Viewer
���������������������������������������������6-3
Video Viewfinder���������������������������������������������6-8
Voice Recorder�����������������������������������������������9-13
Window Operations
Phone Book window �������������������������������������2-12
Text Entry Window�������������������������������������������2-6


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World Clock���������������������������������������������������9-7
Y
Yahoo! Keitai�������������������������������������������������5-3
Copy text���������������������������������������������������������5-9
Delete Certificate�����������������������������������������13-15
Details�����������������������������������������������������������5-10
Enter URL��������������������������������������������������������5-3
Font size �������������������������������������������������������13-5
Manufacture Number�����������������������������������13-15
Root Certificates �����������������������������������������13-16
Search�������������������������������������������������������������5-9
Sending URL ���������������������������������������������������5-9


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Objective Index
Add
Favorites���������������������������������������������������������3-4
Adjust volume
Hearing volume�������������������������������������������13-10
Backup
Memory Card�������������������������������������������������12-6
Phone Book���������������������������������������������������12-7
Cancel/Unlock
Answering Machine�����������������������������������������3-6
Call Barring���������������������������������������������������3-17
Caller ID��������������������������������������������������������3-17
Call Forwarding���������������������������������������������3-14
Call Waiting���������������������������������������������������3-15
File Lock �����������������������������������������������������11-12
Infrared�������������������������������������������������������13-23
Key Lock �������������������������������������������������������1-11
Manner mode �����������������������������������������������1-11
Message Lock �����������������������������������������������4-23
Messages
�������������������������������������������������������4-12
Offline Mode�������������������������������������������������1-11
Password Lock�����������������������������������������������10-4
Phone Lock���������������������������������������������������10-3
PIN Lock �������������������������������������������������������10-4
Secret mode
���������������������������������������������������10-5
Vibration���������������������������������������������������������2-4
Voicemail�������������������������������������������������������3-13
Whisper���������������������������������������������������������3-18
Change
Font size in page�������������������������������������������5-10
Mail address ���������������������������������������������������4-3
Mode
�������������������������������������������������������������1-12
Phone Password
���������������������������������������������10-3
PIN���������������������������������������������������������������10-3
PIN2�������������������������������������������������������������10-3
Copy
File/Folder�����������������������������������������������������11-6
Message content�������������������������������������������4-22
Scanned characters ���������������������������������������9-21
Text���������������������������������������������������������������2-15
Text in page�����������������������������������������������������5-9
Delete/Clear
Call Log�����������������������������������������������������������3-9
Favorites���������������������������������������������������������3-4
File/Folder�����������������������������������������������������11-7
History��������������������������������������������������4-16, 4-19
Memory���������������������������������������������������������10-6
Messages
�������������������������������������4-12, 4-22, 4-25
Notepad �������������������������������������������������������9-20
Phone Book���������������������������������������������������2-14
Records (Answering Machine) �������������������������3-6
Reject Number�����������������������������������������������13-9
Schedule�������������������������������������������������������9-17
Tasks�������������������������������������������������������������9-19
Text���������������������������������������������������������������2-10
User's Dictionary�������������������������������������������13-3
Edit
Account Details���������������������������������������������1-10
Phone Book entry
�������������������������������������������2-18
Schedule�������������������������������������������������������9-17
Still images ���������������������������������������������������6-10
Tasks�������������������������������������������������������������9-19
Text���������������������������������������������������������������2-10
Initialize
Browser���������������������������������������������������������5-11
Initiate
Memory Card�������������������������������������������������11-8
Insert/Remove
Battery
�������������������������������������������������������������1-7
Memory Card�������������������������������������������������11-8
USIM Card�������������������������������������������������������1-5
Place a call
Emergency call�������������������������������������������������3-5
International call�������������������������������������������3-10
Voice Call
���������������������������������������������������������3-2
Play
Movie �������������������������������������������������������������7-7
Music
���������������������������������������������������������������7-4
Playlist�������������������������������������������������������������7-8
Records (Answering Machine) �������������������������3-6
Sound�����������������������������������������������������������5-10
Voice Recorder�����������������������������������������������9-13
Protect/Lock
File �������������������������������������������������������������11-12
Files
���������������������������������������������������������������9-24
Function Lock
�������������������������������������������������10-5
Message�������������������������������������������������������4-23
Messages
�������������������������������������������������������4-12


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Receive
Infrared���������������������������������������������������������12-4
Message���������������������������������������������������������4-9
Messages
������������������������������������������������4-8, 4-24
USB connection���������������������������������������������12-5
Reset
Account Details���������������������������������������������1-13
Alarm �������������������������������������������������������������9-3
All Reset �������������������������������������������������������10-7
Call Time & Cost
���������������������������������������������3-10
Ranking�����������������������������������������������������������3-9
Reset settings������������������������������������������������10-6
Save
Face Link�������������������������������������������������������11-4
Mail address ���������������������������������������������������4-3
Message�������������������������������������������������������4-19
Phone Book entry
�������������������������������������������2-12
Tasks���������������������������������������������������������������9-6
User's Dictionary�������������������������������������������2-11
Search
Characters in page�����������������������������������������9-23
Notepad �������������������������������������������������������9-20
Phone Book entry
�������������������������������������������2-13
Tasks�������������������������������������������������������������9-19
Send
Favorites���������������������������������������������������������3-5
Files
�������������������������������������������������������������11-11
Infrared���������������������������������������������������������12-3
Massage (SMS) �����������������������������������������������4-5
Message (S! Mail)�������������������������������������������4-3
Notepad �������������������������������������������������������9-20
Tasks�������������������������������������������������������������9-19
URL�����������������������������������������������������������������5-9
USB connection���������������������������������������������12-5
Set/Activate
Alarm �������������������������������������������������������������9-3
Answering Machine�����������������������������������������3-6
Any key answer���������������������������������������������13-3
Black List���������������������������������������������������������3-7
Call Barring���������������������������������������������������3-17
Caller ID��������������������������������������������������������3-17
Call Forwarding���������������������������������������������3-14
Call Waiting���������������������������������������������������3-15
Camera�������������������������������������������������������13-18
Date & Time���������������������������������������������������13-2
Display
�����������������������������������������������������������13-5
File Lock �����������������������������������������������������11-12
Font
���������������������������������������������������������������13-5
Font size �������������������������������������������������������4-22
Font size in Message�����������������������������������13-12
Infrared�������������������������������������������������������13-23
International Code�����������������������������������������13-9
Key Lock �������������������������������������������������������1-11
Manner mode �����������������������������������������������1-11
Media Player�����������������������������������������������13-19
Message Lock �����������������������������������������������4-23
Missed Call Notification���������������������������������3-14
Mobile Tracker�����������������������������������������������10-5
Offline Mode�������������������������������������������������1-11
Operator�������������������������������������������������������3-11
Password Lock�����������������������������������������������10-4
Phone Book���������������������������������������������������2-14
Phone Lock���������������������������������������������������10-3
PIN Lock �������������������������������������������������������10-4
Reject incoming calls����������������������������13-8, 13-9
Ringtone���������������������������������������������������������2-4
Secret Data Folder������������������������������10-5, 13-21
Secret mode
������������������������������������������2-16, 10-5
Still images ����������������������������������������6-12, 11-12
Vibration���������������������������������������������������������2-4
Video
���������������������������������������6-12, 11-12, 13-19
Voicemail�������������������������������������������������������3-13
Wallpaper �������������������������������������������������������2-5
Whisper���������������������������������������������������������3-18
Show
Calendar���������������������������������������������������������9-5
Call Log�����������������������������������������������������������3-8
Cost after call
�������������������������������������������������13-8
Records (Answering Machine) �������������������������3-6
View
Account Details���������������������������������������������1-10
Call Log�����������������������������������������������������������3-8
Call time & cost���������������������������������������������3-10
Captured Pictures
���������������������������������������������6-7
Data Folder���������������������������������������������������11-3
Data on Memory Card�����������������������������������11-9
Memory status��������������������������������������4-25, 11-9
Message��������������������������������4-7, 4-9, 4-21, 4-24
Photo Album�������������������������������������������������6-11
Ranking�����������������������������������������������������������3-8
Recorded Video���������������������������������������������6-10
Schedule���������������������������������������������������������9-5
Tasks���������������������������������������������������������������9-6


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Advanced Settings Index
Account Details�������������������������������������������1-13
Alarm
�����������������������������������������������������������9-16
Barcode/Scan
�����������������������������������������������9-21
Bookmarks
���������������������������������������������������5-12
Calendar �����������������������������������������������������9-16
Call Log Records/Ranking���������������������������3-18
Capturing Still Images
���������������������������������6-12
Capturing Still Images/Recording Video�����6-12
Conference Call�������������������������������������������3-19
Countdown Timer���������������������������������������9-20
Currency/Unit Conversion���������������������������9-22
File Viewer
���������������������������������������������������9-23
Good Night Timer���������������������������������������9-20
Managing Files/Folders�����������������������������11-11
Managing Folders���������������������������������������4-25
Memory Status �����������������������������������������11-12
Movie Playback���������������������������������������������7-9
Music Playback���������������������������������������������7-8
Notepad
�������������������������������������������������������9-20
Page Operations �����������������������������������������5-12
PC Site Browser�������������������������������������������5-11
Phone Book�������������������������������������������������2-16
Photo Library
�����������������������������������������������6-14
Playlist
���������������������������������������������������������7-10
Quick Play���������������������������������������������������6-13
Received Messages�������������������������������������4-21
Recording Videos
�����������������������������������������6-12
RSS
���������������������������������������������������������������5-15
S! Addressbook Back-up�����������������������������12-9
Saved Pages
�������������������������������������������������5-14
Sending Graphic Mail���������������������������������4-21
Sending S! Mail�������������������������������������������4-16
Sending SMS�����������������������������������������������4-19
S! Information Channel���������������������������������8-5
Split the Bill
�������������������������������������������������9-22
S! Quick News�����������������������������������������������8-6
Tasks�����������������������������������������������������������9-18
Text Entry
�����������������������������������������������������2-15
User's Dictionary�����������������������������������������2-16
Using/Managing Messages�������������������������4-22
Viewing Files���������������������������������������������11-10
Voice Call
�����������������������������������������������������3-18
Voice Recorder��������������������������������������������9-22
Yahoo! Keitai�����������������������������������������������5-11
Yahoo! Keitai/PC Site Browser ���������������������5-9


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Appendix
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Customer Service
For SoftBank Mobile handset or service information, call General Information. For repairs, call Customer Assistance.
■ SoftBank Mobile Customer Center
General Information
Customer Assistance
From a SoftBank handset, dial 157 (toll free) 
From a SoftBank handset, dial 113 (toll free) 
From landlines, 0800-919-0157 (toll free) 
From landlines, 0088-240-113 (toll free) 
If toll free number is not reachable, dial the number for your service area below (charges apply): 
Eastern Japan
022-380-4380
Tokai
052-388-2002
Kansai
06-7669-0180
Chugoku, Shikoku, 
Kyushu, Okinawa
092-687-0010
■ SoftBank Mobile Global Call Center
From outside Japan, dial +81-3-5351-3491. Toll free for a SoftBank handset. From landlines, international charges will apply. Please take care to dial correctly.


 SoftBank 001SC User Guide
To help protect the environment and recycle valuable 
resources, mobile phone, and PHS shops displaying 
the above mark accept mobile phones, batteries, and 
chargers of all manufacturers.
・
	 Mobile phones, batteries, and chargers collected for recycling cannot be returned.
・
	 To protect your privacy, delete any personal information (telephone numbers, 
call log records, messages, etc.) beforehand.
・
	 For more information, please visit your nearest SoftBank Shop.
November 2010, First Edition
SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp.
Model Name: SoftBank 001SC
Manufacturer: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.