iShot mova P252is User manual

April ’04 (Ver. 1.0)
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’04.4

Thank you for selecting the “mova P252iS”
Please read this manual carefully before and during use, for the correct and
effective operation of the mova P252iS.
The mova P252iS is designed to be your close partner. Treat it carefully at all
times to ensure long-term performance.
PThe mova is a mobile phone using radio waves, and cannot be used in places where radio waves
do not reach, such as inside tunnels, underground, or in buildings.
It cannot be used in the high-rise buildings even where your antenna is unobstructed. You may also
experience interruption of calls even when the radio waves are strong enough with the three
antennas on the display.
PUse the mova carefully to avoid disturbing other people when in public.
PSince the mova uses radio waves as the medium of telecommunication, calls may be tapped by the
third party. However, the digital system has a tapping prevention function, so your conversation will
be incomprehensible to third parties.
PThe mova changes your voice into digital signals and sends them to the other party. In places
where the signals are weak, the digital signals may not be converted correctly, and in such a case,
the voice heard may sound different from the actual original voice.
PAccidents or failure may erase the data stored in your mova. It is recommended that you make a
note of important data. DoCoMo cannot be held responsible in any way for the loss of data stored in
the mova.
PDoCoMo mova is exclusively for use in Japan.
PThe user hereby agrees that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use of SSL.
Neither DoCoMo nor the certifier as listed herein makes any representation and warranty as for the
security in the use of SSL. In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the use of
SSL, neither DoCoMo nor the certifier shall be responsible for any such damage or loss.
Certifier: VeriSign Japan K.K. Baltimore Technologies Japan Co., Ltd.
• This phone conforms to RSA®BSAFE™ SSL-C of RSA Security Inc., to implement
secure Internet communications. RSA is a trademark registered to RSA Security Inc.
BSAFE is a trademark registered to RSA Security Inc. in the U.S.A. and other
countries. RSA Security Inc. All rights reserved.
DoCoMo
Digital System 800MHz
Please read the instruction carefully before using the mova.
When using the batteries, adapters and chargers, read the manual attached to them carefully before use.
If you have any questions about the contents of manuals, please contact below.
In this manual, the “mova P252iS” is referred to as “mova”.
Before using your mova
PGeneral contact for DoCoMo group:
From DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs From ordinary phones
(no area code) 151 (in Japanese, toll-free) 0120-005-250 (in English)
0120-800-000 (in Japanese)
❈Cannot be called from ordinary phones. ❈
Can be called from DoCoMo mobile phones and PHSs.
❈Make sure that you dial the correct number.
Don’t forget your mova . . . or your manners!
Be careful not to disturb those around you when you use the mova.
2Be certain to turn the power off in these cases:
$Where use is prohibited
Some places forbid the use of mobile phones. Be certain to turn off the power to your
mova in the following locations:
• In airplanes • In hospitals
❈Electronic medical appliances are used in areas other than the actual wards. Make
sure you have the power switched off even if you are in a lobby or waiting room.
$When driving
Using the mova while driving can cause accidents.
❈If you do not want to switch the power off while driving, set the Drive Mode.
$When in crowded places such as packed trains, where you could be near a
person with an implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted defibrillators
Mobile phones can adversely affect the implanted cardiac pacemaker or implanted
defibrillators operation.
$When in theaters, theater lobbies, museums, and similar venues
If you use your mova where you are supposed to be quiet, you will disturb those around you.
2Adjust the volume of your voice and ring tone according to where you are:
$If you use the mova in quiet places such as restaurants and hotel lobbies,
keep the volume of your voice and the ring tone down.
$Do not block thoroughfares when using the mova.
2These functions help you keep your manners in public:
Handy functions are available such as for setting the response to incoming calls and
setting all the tones to silent.
❈The Shutter Sound and Battery Level Tone cannot be
silenced.
PManner Mode and Personal Manner Mode
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In Manner Mode, the key tone and ring tone can be silenced and Record Message can
be activated. In Personal Manner Mode, you can set whether or not to activate the
Record Message function, and can change the settings for the vibrator and ring tone.
PDrive Mode
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In this mode, the mova responds to incoming calls with a message that you are driving
and cannot answer the phone. Then the call is disconnected. The incoming call tone
does not sound, so you are able to drive safely without any disturbance.
PVibrator setting
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When the Vibrator is set, it vibrates for incoming calls.
PRecord Message function
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Callers can record a message when you cannot come to the phone.
Optional services are also available, such as the Voice Mail Service and Call Forwarding
Service.
Please be considerate of the privacy of individuals around you when taking and sending photos using
camera-equipped mobile phones.

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For details, see the next page.
Enter/Select each item
You can turn on the power at a specified time.
You can also set to turn on the power once, or everyday repeatedly.
PThis function is not available unless the clock is set.
You can turn off the power at a specified time.
You can also set to turn off the power once, or everyday repeatedly.
PThis function is not available unless the clock is set.
<Auto Power ON>
Turning On Power Automatically
Setting at purchase
OFF
<Auto Power OFF>
Turning Off Power Automatically
Setting at purchase
OFF
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Press ( ).
Auto Power ON is set.
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Press to return to the Standby display.
Next Page
Using Timer and Schedule
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Select “Once” or “Repeat daily”
“Once” : Sets to turn on the power at a specified time, once.
“Repeat daily” : Sets to turn on the power at a specified time, everyday repeatedly.
PTo cancels the setthing to “OFF ”.
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Select “Once”or“Repeat daily”
“Once” : Sets to turn off the power at a specified time, once.
“Repeat daily” : Sets to turn off the power at a specified time, everyday repeatedly.
PTo cancels the setthing to “OFF ”.
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When the mova automatically turns on, a tone sounds in short five beeps (for approximately three seconds) and the
Call Indicator flickers to alert you. (However, no tone sounds if the Ring Volume is set to “Erase”, or the tone sounds
at level 1, if set to “Steptone”.)
Information
Further
information,
cautions, and
limits on the
function, etc.
Name of function
Title
Overview of
function
Factory setting
With the camera
functions, this part
denotes the
settings when the
camera is started
up, etc.
Display used as a
point of the
operation
See another
sections for more
information
Information you
need to keep in
mind
Items shown on
the display and
their meanings
when selected.
Index by chapter
for quick reference
Shows that the
operating
procedure
continues.
Note: The above-mentioned page is a sample.
This manual is laid out in the format as shown below. Be sure to understand the meanings of
the descriptions in the formatted page so that you can make a full use of this manual.
The operating procedures in this manual are described assuming that you have done the initial
settings (P.35); for other settings, the settings at purchase are assumed for the basis of
explanation.
If you have not yet set the initial settings, or depending on the settings you have changed, the
onscreen instructions or the way the mova works might differ from the instructions you learn
from this manual.
Structure of This Manual
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miniSD logo is a trademark of SD
TM
Association.
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Contains the technology by Reallusion Inc. for Funny Transform function in this product.
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i-mode, the i-mode logo and the i-shot logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of NTT DoCoMo, Inc.
P
Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
P
The full name of Microsoft Windows is Microsoft Windows Operating System.
P
Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation and its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
P
FlashFX
TM
is a registered trademark of Copyright Datalight, Inc.,
1993 - 2001 U.S. Patent Office 5,860,082
Quick Manual
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Contents
$ Before using your mova ............................... The reverse side of a cover
$ Structure of This Manual ................................. 1 $ Safety Precautions ............................................ 14
$ Features of the mova P252iS ....................... 4 $ Notes on Handling ............................................ 21
$ Phone Parts and Functions ........................... 6 $ Confirming Items at Purchase ................. 23
$ Display ........................................................................ 10 $ Selecting Method for Menu ........................ 24
Taking Calls
Settings for when
Unable to Answer Calls
Using Phonebook
Activating Manner Mode
Changing Ring Tones
Using Camera Functions
Changing Displays
and Key Lights
Restricting Operations
Battery, Charging mova, Battery Level,
One-push Open, Power, Bilingual, Initial Settings,
Clock Setting, Send Own Number, Own Number Display
Making Calls, WORLD CALL, Redial, 186/184,
Abbreviated Dial/Reject “ONE GIRI”, Hands-free
Mode, etc.
Receiving Calls, Received Call Record, Earpiece Volume,
Ring Volume, Accept Calls, Reject Calls, Accept
Calls/Reject Calls by Reason for Anonymity, etc.
Answer Hold, Reject Calls during Ringing, Drive
Mode, Missed Call, Record Message, Quick Record
Message, Playback of Record Message/Voice Memo
Storing Phonebook Entry, Group Settings,
Calling up Phonebook, Phonebook Entry Editing/Deletion,
Secret Mode, Number of Stored Entries, etc.
Manner Mode, Personal Manner Mode, Vibrator,
Keypad Sound
Ring Tone, Ring Volume Adjustment, Voice Ring
Tone, Original Ring Tone, Sound Mixer, Ring Time,
Earphone Switch, Sound Effect
Camera Mode, Shutter Sound, Define Storage Location,
Recordable Image, Edit Image, Animeditor,
ケータイ
PHOTO
手帳
(pocket photo album), etc.
Screen Setting, Wake-up Display, Graphic Character
Setting, Brightness, Key Light, Font Switch, etc.
Terminal Security Code, Lock Settings, Key Guard,
Keypad Lock, Redial and Received Call Display
Setting, Mail Security, Secret Store, etc.
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Confirming before Use
Dialing Out
Using Timer and Schedule
Auto Power ON, Auto Power OFF, Alarm, Schedule,
Schedule Search

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Managing Data
miniSD Memory Card, Data Folder, Handing Folder
and Data, Image Data, Melody Data
Using Message Service
Using i-mode Mail Service
Using Network Service
Using Other Functions
Entering Text
Appendix
Troubleshooting
Receive Messages, Check New Messages,
Message R/Message F
What is i-mode Mail?, Mail Menu, Kirari Mail,
Create/Send i-mode Mail, Mail Receive Option,
Change Mail Address, Chat Mail, etc.
Voice Mail Service, Call Waiting Service, Call
Forwarding Service, Three-Way Calling Service,
Number Plus, Caller ID Display Request Service
Shortcut, Call Duration/Call Cost,
Voice Recorder ,
Amusemet, Switch-equipped Earphone/Microphone
Set (Option), etc.
5-touch Input Method, Store Common Phrases,
Copy/Paste, Auto Candidate, S-JIS Code Entry,
My Dictionary, 2-touch Input Method, etc.
S-JIS Code List, List for Characters Assigned to Respective
Keys (5-touch Input Method), Pictograph List, Common Phrase
List, Menu List, Optional Accessories/Peripheral Devices, etc.
Troubleshooting, Error Messages,
Warranty and Maintenance Services,
Software Update, Index
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357
385
423
447
467
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Quick Manual
How To Use Quick Manual
Quick Manual
Accessing Information
through i-mode
What is i-mode?, i-mode Menu, My Menu,
i-mode Password Change, Internet Access,
Bookmark, etc.
Using i-shot Service
What is i-shot?, Create/Send i-shot Mail,
Save i-shot Mail, Display i-shot Image,
User Defined Center

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PP.130 - 143
P.328
P.118
Features of the mova P252iS
P.144
mova’s main features
9,600 bps Data
Transmission
It supports data transmission through
call switching devices.
Packet transmission at
receiving speeds of up to
28.8kbps has realized a
high-speed download.
If you sign up for i-mode, packet
transmission of maximum 28.8kbps
enables you to connect to i-mode sites
(program) and Web pages over the
Internet that provide a variety of
information.
❈ i-mode is a service requiring application.
Complete mail services
i-mode mail (Fees apply) allows you to
exchange e-mail over the Internet.
❈ i-mode is a service requiring
application.
❈ It is possible to receive Short-mail as
i-mode mail.
❈ This service supports i-shot that
enables you to transfer photo images
taken with the mova.
Possible to access
various information
services
If you sign up for i-mode, a wide variety
of information can be accessed and
displayed through the Internet access
service or the site (program) access
service.
❈ i-mode is a service requiring
application and payment of fees.
Various Functions of
the mova P252iS
Camera Functions
A photo image taken by the camera can be
set for the Standby display and can be
transferred by i-shot.
You can also insert texts to, or edit the color
tone of, the photo image.
You can send still images shot by the mova
to other i-mode mobile phones, mobile
phones of other carries, and personal
computers (via the Internet).
i-shot send
Editing Person’s Face
You can freely edit the still image of
someone’s face by using the “Funny
transform” function. You can also overlay
marks around the person’s background
(Strew with Marks), or you can paste Cushy
Mark over an appropriate region of the face.
You can download marks or frames from Web
sites.
Animeditor
You can take photos of up to 20 frames in
succession to play them back as animations.
P.148
ケータイPHOTO手帳 (pocket photo album)
You can paste multiple images together as if
you pasted them together to your
pocketbook.
P.403
Voice recorder
You can record the voice output from the
microphone and play it back (approximately
46 minutes maximum in the case of using the
supplied 8 Mbyte miniSD memory card). You
can also adjust the microphone’s sensitivity
to match the environment so that you can
record the voices around you in meetings.

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P.358, P.361
P.33, P.393
P.13
P.74
Data Folder (the phone’s
memory/miniSD memory
card)
The photo images, recorded voice or
downloaded images or melodies are
managed in the Data Folder. You can also
display images on a personal computer, or
print them out, by combining the miniSD
memory card with the miniSD memory card
adapter.
Phonebook
You can store up to 800 Phonebook entries.
When mail addresses are stored, you can
access them with ease.
If you store an image, you can access the
mail address while viewing the image.
The image is also displayed if a call comes in
from the person whose image is stored.
Color Sub Display
Current status of the mova, incoming calls,
etc. are shown in the color display even when
the mova is closed.
One-push Open Button
The side lamp for the one-push open button
flickers and notifies you of incoming calls.
Just press the button to open the mova: then
you can take calls.
Varied network services
Voice Mail Service
(Charges apply)
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Application required
P.341
Call Waiting Service
(Charges apply)
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Application required
P.345
Call Forwarding Service
(No charge)
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Application required
P.347
Caller ID Display Request Service
(No charge)
P.356
Useful Functions for i-mode
i-mode (Charges apply)
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Application required
Chat Mail
By i-mode mail, you can exchange chat mail
as if talking.
P.318
SSL Support
Web sites conforming to SSL (SSL pages)
can be accessed without any special
operations. The SSL format uses encryption
technology to ensure safe data transfer and
to protect your privacy.
P.209
Simultaneous mail-sending/
Folder management
You can specify up to eight destinations
when sending the same mail to several
people. The sent/received mail can be
classified by group (folder).
P.264, P.286
Mail Receive Option
Messages are not received automatically;
instead you can select which messages to
receive. You can stay away from receiving
nuisance or unnecessary mail.
P.272
Checking Messages with the mova closed
You can check a sender, subject, and full text
of the latest received message on the sub
display with the mova closed.
P.271
P.406
Amusement
You can display a graphic character (Vanilla
chan) automatically for when any of keys is
not touched for a certain period.
P.260
Kirari Mail
The Call Indicator and Kirari lamp light and
flicker for incoming mail according to
pictographs so that you can get acquainted
with the sender’s sentiment.
You can make the Call Indicator and Kirari
lamp light and flicker when entering the
pictographs into the mail text, or while
viewing the Preview display or
outgoing/incoming mail.

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Phone Parts and Functions
Dimensions: 46 mm (W)
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87 mm (H)
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26 mm (D) (when the mova is closed)
Weight: approximately 95 g (with battery attached)
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Earpiece
For listening to the other party’s voice.
Main display
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P.10
Soft key 2 (Phonebook key)
Press to execute the operation shown at the bottom left
of the display. (Storing, Calling up Phonebook entry,
etc.)
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Soft key 4 (Mail key)
Press to read received mail or to create mail.
[文字 (Character)] Switches the input mode
(かな/
カナ
/Alphabet/Numerals) during character entry.
Send/Answer key
Press to make or receive calls (same operation as
picking up the receiver of a regular phone).
Press while a Web site is displayed; the color of “ ”
changes to red, and you can scroll by page.
[A/a] Switches between uppercase and lowercase
while entering characters.
Numeric keys
Press to enter numbers or characters.
Also, these keys can be used for directly executing
items that have been assigned a number. (Direct key
function)
Press and hold for at least one second to set
Manner Mode.
Press and hold for at least one second to set
Drive Mode.
Kirari Lamp
Lights/blinks while Kirari Mail is being received or
displayed. Kirari lamp links with the Call/Charging
Indicator lamp.
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Command Navigation key
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Navigation keys (up, down, left and right)
Soft key 1/Shutter key (center)
Press to execute the operation shown at the bottom
center of the display.
Press the Shutter key to take a photo using Camera.
Soft key 3 (Redial/Clear key)
Press to execute the operation shown at the bottom
right of the display. (Redialing, Clearing, etc.) rP.8
Soft key 5 (Line Return/Center Check
key)
Press and hold for at least one second during standby
for “Check new Msg.”.
Press while a phone number is displayed to add the
prefix 186 or 184.
Switches the shooting size in Camera Mode.
Switches between “Phone” and “SD card” while the
Data Folder is displayed.
[] While entering characters, press to enter a line return.
[] Switches to the shortcut icon display
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Power/End/Answer-hold key
Used for turning the power on or off, for ending calls,
activating Answer-hold, and ending functions.
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Microphone
Your voice is sent out from here.
Connector Terminal
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P.30, P.462, P.464
Open the connector terminal cap to connect the AC
Adapter P005, etc. If the connector terminal cap is
forcibly pulled, it may be damaged.
Strap Holder
Attaching the Strap
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P.9
Antenna
To receive calls or to talk in better signal conditions, do
not let the strap wrap around the antenna.
Do not attach a strap to the antenna.
Speaker
You can hear the ring tone, other party’s voice, or
playback sounds of Record Message/Voice Memo,
from here.
Camera
Used for taking the other person, yourself or landscape.
Sub display
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Photo Light
Used for taking photos in dark surroundings.
Call/Charging Indicator
Lights and flickers, for example when a call is received.
Lights in red during charging. Call Indicator lamp links
with the Kirari lamp.
Side Lamp
Flickers if a call comes in when the mova is closed.
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One-push Open Button
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P.33
miniSD memory card insertion port
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P.359
Earphone/Microphone Jack
Used to connect the optional Switch-equipped
Earphone/Microphone Set (flat connector type) for
Hands-free calls. Use the Earphone Jack conversion
adapter to use the existing switch-equipped
Earphone/Microphone set, etc.
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P.413
(メモ/キャンセル) [MEMO/CANCEL] key
Used for activating and playing back of Record
Message, and for recording and playing back of Voice
Memo.
To activate Manner Mode during standby when the
mova is closed, press and hold for at least one second.
Press to retake a photo during Camera Mode.
( ) [Camera/Store] key
Use to start up the camera, or to take and save photos.
For confirming a sender/subject and all main text of the
latest incoming message when the mova is closed (The
latest incoming message only). Press to display the
current date and time on the main display while you
have a Web site displayed, or are creating mail.
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In this manual, means to press the center of the key.
(Soft key 1 : Command key)
Press to set the selected item or execute an operation.
• Do not press too hard, or the incorrect operation might result.
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In this manual, , , , and mean to press the corresponding parts on the
key. (Navigation keys)
❈ Combined operation of these keys, such as simultaneously pressing the center part and a Navigation key, does not work.
❈ An alert tone may sound if your operation is incorrect. (It does not sound in Manner Mode, Personal Manner Mode or
when Keypad Sound is set to “OFF”.)
To execute the operation shown on the main display, press each corresponding key as follows:
Command Navigation Keys
Icons for Soft keys/Navigation keys
A
Shows the operation executed by Soft key 2.
: Uses the Phonebook functions.
: Displays the sub-menu.
B
shows the directions you can scroll to or there are items
you can select from. (Navigation key icon)
C
Shows the operation executed by Soft key 1.
: Selects icons and function items.
: Sets the entered character and setting.
Shows the operation executed by Soft key 3.
: Displays Dialed Call Record or Received Call Record.
: Switches onscreen instructions.
: Returns to the previous display.
(This might not work in some cases, for example, when
the function is accessed in Private Menu.)
: Deletes texts, etc.
❈ These are just examples of the soft key icons; they may differ in other cases.
Soft key 3Soft key 2
Soft key 1
①②③ ④
Scrolls upwards.
Increases the Ring Volume or Earpiece Volume, or selects the item above.
• Press and hold continuously to scroll continuously.
Scrolls downwards.
Decreases the Ring Volume or Earpiece Volume, or selects the item below.
• Press and hold continuously to scroll continuously.
Scrolls to the left.
Returns to the previous page of the Phonebook or Received Call Record
List, etc.
Scrolls to the right.
Switches to the next page of the Phonebook or Received Call Record List, etc.

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You can attach a strap on the market as illustrated below left:
Attaching the Strap
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Some straps on the market might be hard to insert.
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Note that if you attach a wide strap, it might be caught between the mova and a desktop holder; in this case, the
mova might not be charged correctly.
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Information
Antenna
To receive calls or to talk in
better signal conditions, do
not let the strap wrap
around the antenna.
○: Correct ×: Incorrect

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Display
About the contents displayed:
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“Display” is used instead of the main display and sub display when the same descriptions are available for
both displays.
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Some characters or symbols shown on the display are deformed or omitted.
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“ ” may not be displayed depending on Web site which you are viewing.
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The main display becomes dark about 15 seconds after keys were operated and then 5 minutes after, the light
goes off and the display is cleared. Operate keys to turn the light on.
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When the mova is folded, the sub display becomes dark about 15 seconds after keys were operated and then
after one minute, the light goes off and the display is cleared.
In that case, press (メモ/キャンセル) or ( ) to turn the light on.
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The P252iS display employs extremely advanced technologies; some dots might light constantly or not light at
all, but this is not a malfunction.
(Standby Icon display)
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The current date and time are displayed
if set.
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The selected icon is enlarged.
For the main display during
Camera Mode, see page 119.
<Sub display><Main display>
(Enlarged display of clock)
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Displays the battery level (just for
reference). This icon blinks while the
battery is put on charge.
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P.32
Displayed when an unread Message R
exists.
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P.246
Displayed when an unread Message F
exists.
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P.246
Displayed when unread mail exists.
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P.271
Displayed when new mail exists.
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P.271
Lights while the miniSD memory card is
inserted. Blinks while accessing the
data item in the miniSD memory card.
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P.358
If Total Calls Cost exceeds the set limit,
displayed after finishing a call .
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P.400
Displayed while an SSL-compliant page
is displayed.
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P.209
Displayed while Keypad Lock or Secret
Mode is activated.
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P.90, P.169
Displayed when you are in the service
area.
Blinks during a call in Battery Save
Mode.
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P.394
Shows the received signal strength. If
you are out of service area or in a place
where signals do not reach, “ ”
is displayed.
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P.34
Lights when the mova is in the i-mode
connectable area and blinks during
i-mode standby. (“ ~ ” is
displayed when a Web site is being
accessed.)
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While Self Mode is activated, this is
displayed at positions , and .
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P.417
Displayed while Record Message is
to activated.
If five memos have been recorded, the
displayed color changes to red, and
further recording is disabled.
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P.67, P.68
Displayed
while Ring Volume is set to
Erase.
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P.101
Displayed
while Vibrator is activated.
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P.96
Displayed
while Manner Mode or
Personal Manner Mode is activated.
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P.94
Displayed when voice, etc. is played
back from Speaker.
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P.57
Displayed
while Hands-Free is activated.
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P.50
Displayed
while Drive Mode is activated.
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P.64
Displayed
while the In-Car Adapter is
connected and In-car Hands-free Mode
is set to “ON”.
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Displayed when Schedule events are
stored.
The displayed icon differs depending on
the settings.
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Displayed
while Alarm is set.
(In Snooze status, “ ” is displayed.)
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Displayed when messages are stored at
the Voice Mail Service Center.
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Press the Navigation keys to select an icon.
The Navigation keys cannot be used for selecting a corner
icon in one operation.
To select a corner icon, use a combination of the Navigation
keys, such as and .
The following icons are displayed on the Standby Icon display.
To access one of the functions, select the desired icon, then press .
About Main Display
Category Description
Menu Icon Used to enter menu number to access each function.
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Accessory Icon Used to access the functions such as Voice Recorder and Amusement.
Customize Icon Used to change settings for the mova as desired such as changing images on
the Standby display.
i-mode Icon Used to connect to i-mode sites (programs) or Internet Web pages.
Mail Icon Used to compose messages or to display received messages.
Schedule Icon Used to access Schedule functions.
Data Folder Icon Used to call up saved photo images or melodies, and so on.
Private Menu Icon Used to store frequently-used functions in the List and call them up.
Camera Icon Used to start up the camera.
“Standby Icon display” that appears during standby contains nine function icons.
“Screen display” is the display that comes up when you do nothing for about 15 seconds while
the Standby Icon display appears. In this manual, “Standby Icon display” and “Screen display”
are called “Standby display”.
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After you finish operating any of the functions, press to return to the Standby display. If it does not work, repeat
pressing .
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Press to bring up the Standby Icon display during Screen display.
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Messages appear on the sub display when the mova is closed.
In addition to the information in standby, the following messages appear:
P
For missed call receiving: “Called X”, “Message recorded”
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When ringing: Caller’s phone number/Name or Reason for no notification
P
During calls: “In use”, “On hold”, “Held call”
P
When Record Message is operating: “Msg. Playing.”, “Msg. Recording.”
P
When Alarm or Schedule Alarm is operating: “[Alarm] XX:XX”,
“[SCHDL alarm] XX:XX”
Also you can confirm a sender/subject and full text of the latest incoming message.
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The contents displayed during standby on the sub display can be switched.
Perform the operation with the mova closed.
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When a message such as “Message recorded” appears, the display cannot be switched.
(Date and Time) (Free Memo number 20)
❈2
(Amusement)
❈3
(Enlarged display of clock)
❈
1: Not displayed when Select Screen for the sub display is set to “OFF”.
❈
2: The first 48 bytes (24 full-pitch characters/48 half-pitch characters) of the contents stored in Free Memo 20 are
displayed.
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❈
3: Not displayed when Amusement is set to “OFF”.
(Screen)
❈1
About Sub Display
●
During standby,
press (メモ/キャンセル).
Each time (メモ/キャンセル) is pressed, the display changes as follows:
Switching sub display
Setting at purchase
Date and Time
P
When “Called X” is displayed on the sub display, press (メモ/キャンセル) to display the most recent item in
the missed Received Call Record.
P
When unread messages exist, you can confirm a sender/subject and all main text of the latest incoming message by
pressing ( ) while “ ” is displayed.
To return to the former display, press (メモ/キャンセル).
P
During standby with the mova opened, press (メモ/キャンセル) to bring up the Record Message/Voice Memo
playback display.
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Setting Sub Display
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These safety precautions are provided to protect you or those around you, and to avoid
unnecessary damage to the property. Be sure to read and follow them carefully.
$ The following symbols differentiate the levels of danger or damage that may result if the
product is not used within the specified guidelines.
Before using the mova, please read “Safety Precautions” for the correct
operations. After reading them, keep them in a safe place for later reference.
Danger
This symbol indicates that improper handling will almost certainly cause
death or serious injury.
Warning
This symbol indicates that improper handling poses a risk of causing
death or serious injury.
Caution
This symbol indicates that improper handling poses a risk of causing
injury or damage to the product or property.
Denotes things not to do (prohibition).
Denotes not to disassemble.
Denotes not to touch with wet hands.
Denotes not to use where it could
get wet.
Denotes mandatory instructions (matters that must be complied with).
Denotes to pull the power plug out of the outlet.
Pull the power plug out
Do
The following symbols show specific directions.
Don’t
Do not Disassemble
Avoid Water
Avoid
Water
Safety Precautions
Always follow the safety precautions.
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“Safety Precautions” are divided into the following six sections:
General precautions for the mova, batteries and adapters/chargers
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Precautions for the mova
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Precautions for the miniSD memory card
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Precautions for the batteries
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Precautions for the adapters/chargers
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Notes on using near electronic medical equipment
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General precautions for the mova, batteries and adapters/chargers
Danger
Warning
Caution
Do not throw the mova or accessories,
or not subject them to severe shocks.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst,
catch fire, or give damage to the
equipment.
Do not use near places such as gas
stations where there is a danger of fire
or explosion.
If used in places where flammable gases
such as propane or gasoline, or dust may
exist, explosions or fire may result.
Do not place the batteries, the mova, or
adapters/chargers in microwave ovens
or high-pressure containers.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or
catch fire. The mova or the
adapter/charger may overheat, smoke,
catch fire, or its circuit parts may burst.
Don’t
Don’t
Don’t
Use only the batteries and adapters/chargers approved by DoCoMo for the mova.
If you use any other type of battery, adapter or charger than the specified, the battery may leak,
overheat, burst, or catch fire.
AC Adapter P005 DC Adapter P001
In-Car Adapter P003 Battery Pack P017 Dry Battery Holder P001
PFor other specified products, contact DoCoMo counters.
Do
Keep out of the reach of babies and
infants.
Accidental swallowing or injury may result.
Do not place the mova or accessories
on the rattling or unstable base.
The mova or accessories may fall and
injury or malfunction may result.
Do not store in humid or dusty places,
or in high temperature environments.
Malfunction may result.
If children use the mova or
accessories, a guardian should explain
the safety precautions and correct
operations. The guardian should also
make sure that the instructions are
followed during use.
Injury may result.
Do not use the mova or accessories in
places where it is exposed to direct
sunlight, or in extremely high
temperatures such as inside a car in
the summer heat.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst, or
catch fire, resulting in the deformation and
malfunction.
Also, part of the case might be heated,
causing bare skin to get burned.
Don’t
Do
Don’t
Don’t
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Precautions for the mova
Where it is used Material
Command key (Soft key 1) Chrome-plated nickel
Folding mechanism Aluminum powder (contains)
(Cap at the opposite the one-push open button side)
Display case Magnesium alloy (resin coated)
Keypad-side case/battery-side case❈Aluminum powder (paints)
Turn off the mova when near high-precision electronic devices or devices using weak
electronic signals.
The mova may possibly affect these devices to malfunction.
❈Electronic devices that may be affected:
Hearing aids, implanted cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, other medical electronic
devices, fire alarms, automatic doors and other automatically controlled devices.
If you are using an implanted cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillators or any other electronic
medical devices, consult the manufacturer or retailer of the devices for advice regarding possible
effects from the radio waves.
Do
Itching, rash or eczema may be caused depending on your physical conditions or
predisposition. If abnormality happens, stop using the mova immediately, and then get
medical attention.
Metals are used for the following parts:
Do
Turn off the mova in places where the
use is prohibited such as in airplanes
and hospitals.
Electronic devices and electronic medical
appliances may adversely be affected. If
the Auto Power ON function is installed,
deactivate the setting, then turn the power
off.
For the use inside medical facilities, make
sure that you comply with their
regulations.
You may be punished for using the mova
in airplanes, which is prohibited by the
law.
If you have any implanted electronic
medical equipment, do not place your
mova in a chest pocket or inner pocket.
If the mova is positioned close to
electronic medical equipment, it may
cause malfunctioning of the electronic
medical equipment.
Do not disassemble or modify the
mova.
Accidents such as fire, injury, or electric
shock, or malfunction may result.
Do not let the photo light direct to a car
driver, etc.
Dazzling flash will be hazardous for the
driver and it may cause a traffic accident.
When talking with the mova set to
Hands-free or Speaker, be sure to keep
the mova away from your ear.
Otherwise, hardness of hearing might
result.
Do not operate the mova while driving
a vehicle.
Your safety driving will be interfered and
an accident may result. Stop the vehicle to
park in a safe place before using the
mova.
You may be punished for using the mova
while driving, which is prohibited by the
law.
For those with weak heart conditions,
the vibrator and ring volume must be
adjusted carefully.
Those may be harmful to the heart.
Do not let the photo light bring close to
eyes and light it up.
Eyesight can be damaged. Also, an
accident might occur if someone is
startled, or his/her vision is disrupted
temporarily.
Don’t
Do
Don’t
Do
Don’t
Do not
Disassemble
Don’t
Do
Warning
Caution
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If the mova is used inside a car, the
electronic devices in some type of cars
may be affected.
In that case, do not use it, as your safety
driving may be interfered.
If the thunder starts to rumble while
you are using the mova outdoors, turn
the power off, and move to a safe
place.
Thunderbolt or electric shock may result.
Do not swing the mova by its strap.
The mova may hit you or persons around
you, and accidents such as injury or
malfunction may result.
Do not let the mova get wet.
If liquids such as water or pet urine get
onto the mova, it may cause overheating,
electric shock, malfunction, or injuring.
Pay attention to the place of use and the
way of handling.
Do not place magnetic cards or similar
objects near the mova or between
phone parts.
Information on magnetic cards such as
cash cards, credit cards, telephone cards
and floppy disks may be deleted.
Do not let a strong light such as the
sun light focus on the camera lens for
a long period of time.
It will concentrate the light and may cause
a fire hazard.
Do not use the damaged antenna.
If the antenna comes in contact with the
bare skin, it may cause the bare skin to
get injured.
Do not open the mova by pressing
One-push Open Button near person
around you or your face.
The mova may hit you or persons around
you, and accidents such as injury may
result.
Do not put water or other liquids, or
foreign materials such as metal pieces
or flammable material in the miniSD
memory card slot of the mova.
Fire, electric shock or malfunction may
occur.
Don’t
Don’t
Don’t
Don’t
Don’t
Avoid
Water
Don’t
Do
Do
Precautions for the miniSD memory card
Keep the miniSD memory card out of the reach of babies and infants.
Accidental swallowing may result.
PIn case they seem to swallow it, immediately consult a doctor.
Don’t
Warning
Precautions for the batteries
Description Type
Li-ion Lithium-ion battery
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Check the descriptions on the label of the
Battery Pack for the type of batteries.
Danger
If the battery fluid gets into your eyes,
do not rub them. Flush your eyes with
clean water and get medical attention
immediately.
The loss of the eyesight may result.
Do not disassemble or modify the
battery. Do not solder the terminal of
the battery.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.
Do not let any metal such as a wire
contact the terminal. Also do not carry
or store the battery together with a
metal necklace.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.
Do not throw the battery into fire.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.
Don’t
Don’t
Do not
Disassemble
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Danger (continued)
Do not give excessive force when
connecting the battery to the mova.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire. Check that the battery is the
right way round when you insert it.
Do not pierce the battery with nails, hit
it with a hammer, or step on it.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.
Do not let the battery get wet.
If liquids such as water or pet urine get
onto the battery, it may cause
overheating, electric shock, or
malfunction. Pay attention to the place of
use and way of handling.
Do not use or leave the battery near a
fire, stove or other source of heat.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.
Don’t
Avoid
Water
Don’tDon’t
Don’tDon’t
If the battery begins to emit an odor,
overheat, discolor, deform, etc., while
being used, charged, or stored, detach
the battery from the mova and do not
use.
If such a battery is used, it may leak,
overheat, burst or catch fire.
Do not leave the battery exposed to
direct sunlight, or in extremely high
temperatures such as inside a car in
the summer heat.
The battery may leak, overheat, or the
battery performance and longevity may
worsen.
If the charging is not completed at the
end of the specified charging time,
stop charging.
The battery may leak, overheat, burst or
catch fire.
If the battery fluid comes in contact
with skin or clothes, wash affected
areas thoroughly with clean water.
Never use the battery again.
The battery fluid is harmful to skin.
Immediately stop using the battery if it
leaks or emits an odor, and keep it
away from fire.
The battery fluid, being flammable, may
catch fire and cause an explosion.
Keep the battery out of the reach of
babies and infants.
Accidental swallowing may result.
PIn case they seem to swallow it,
immediately consult a doctor.
Don’t
Do
Do
Do
Don’t
Don’t
Warning
Caution
An exhausted battery should not be disposed of with other waste.
The battery may catch fire or destroy the environment.
After insulating the battery terminals with tape, bring them to one of DoCoMo counters or dispose of
them in accordance with local waste disposal regulations.
Don’t
Precautions for the batteries (continued)