KDDI AQUOS User manual

Pressing "zero" will connect you to an operator,
after calling "157" on your au cellphone.
157area code not required (Toll free)
0077-7-111 (Toll free)
From regular phones:
For general information and charges
From au cellphones:
113 area code not required (Toll free)
0077-7-113 (Toll free)
From regular phones:
For loss, theft or damage and
operation information
From au cellphones:
From EZweb site:
How to access
Cellphone and PHS operators collect and
recycle unused telephones, batteries and
battery chargers at stores bearing the
logo regardless of brand and
manufacturer to protect the environment
and reuse valuable resources.
Sales: KDDI Corporation
Okinawa Cellular Telephone
Company
Manufactured by: SHARP Corporation
Novemver 2008 Edition
Contents/
Before Use
Phone Call
Global Function
Entering
Characters
Address Book/
Pair Function
Mail
Camera
EZweb
EZ News Flash/
au one Gadget
EZ Navi
TV
Other Features
Troubleshooting/
Remote Control Lock
Index
Basic Manual
For inquiries, call:
au Customer Service Center
EZsau one Top
sauお客さまサポート
(au Customer Support)
sお問い合わせ(Inquiries)
※Menu is subject to change without
prior notice.
Read this to access to
the au online manual

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XPreface
Thank you for choosing W64SH.
Before using your W64SH, be sure to read the W64SH “Basic Manual (this PDF manual)”
to ensure proper use of your W64SH. After you have finished reading, keep this PDF
manual and the printed manuals (Japanese) in a safe place to refer to whenever
necessary.
Contact the au shop or the au Customer Service Center for replacements if you lose either
of these manuals.
▼Malfunction Diagnosis
Check the au website or au Customer Support site shown below if you have trouble
with your W64SH.
From W64SH
Press b・“au one Top”・“auお客さまサポート (au Customer Support)”・
“調べる(Information)”・“オンラインマニュアル (Online Manual)”・
“故障診断Q&A (Malfunction Diagnosis Q&A)”
From PC http://www.kddi.com/customer/service/au/trouble/kosho/index.html
.Fonts or indications shown in this PDF manual may be different from those on the actual
screen, or may be partly omitted for better readability. Note that this PDF manual may not
reproduce actual screen color tones exactly.
The W64SH comes with “ǚȢǮȢɦɓɭȪɳ (Basic Manual)” and “ۄཟ◻ᅽሤ (Instruction Manual)”.
W64SH ǚȢǮȢɦɓɭȪɳ W64SH ۄཟ◻ᅽሤ
Equivalent to this English PDF
manual.
English version is not
available.
Printed Manuals for W64SH (Japanese)
The following manuals are available on the au website:
.Download site for “かんたんマニュアル” (Japanese and English) and “取扱説明書” (Japanese only)
(http://www.au.kddi.com/torisetsu/index.html)
.The au online manual (Japanese) for searching by keyword
(http://www.au.kddi.com/manual/index.html)
The au online manual (Japanese) is also available from EZweb:
<How to access>
Press b・“au one Top”・“auお客さまサポート (au Customer Support)”・
“調べる (Information)”・“オンラインマニュアル (Online Manual)”

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XManners
A cellphone always generates weak radio waves while the power is on.
Please be considerate of others and use the cellphone safely.
▼ The use of cellphone is prohibited in some places.
.Using cellphones while driving is dangerous and also
prohibited by the law.
.Be sure to turn your cellphone off before you board
airplanes. The use of cellphones onboard airplanes
is prohibited by the law.
▼Consider where to use your cellphone and be
careful of the volume of your voice.
.Do not make calls in cinemas, theaters, museums,
libraries and other similar places. Turn your
cellphone off or set it to Manner Mode to prevent
others around you from being inconvenienced by
ringtones for incoming calls or mail.
.On a crowded street, use your cellphone in places
where you will not prevent others from passing.
.On a Shinkansen train or in a hotel lobby, move to a
location where you will not disturb anyone.
.Take care not to talk too loudly during conversations.
.When you take photos or record movies of others with the camera on your cellphone, ask
them for permission on beforehand.
.Do not use the camera on your cellphone for recording information in bookstores and other
locations where taking photos and recording movies are not permitted.
▼ Radio waves from cellphones may adversely influence
medical electrical equipment and other devices.
.There may be someone with a pacemaker near you
in crowded places such as trains. Turn your
cellphone off in such places.
.Follow the instructions of hospitals and other medical
institutions where it is prohibited to use or carry
cellphones.
JManners for Using Cellphones K

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XCellphone Basics
▼Mail
You can send mail to other
cellphones or personal computers.
▼Television
You can watch and record “1Seg TV”.
▼Camera
You can take photos and record
movies.
▼Global Function
You can even use call, mail and other
functions overseas.
▼EZweb
You can download Chaku-UtaR/
Chaku-Uta-FullR, and wallpaper, etc.
▼EZ Navi
You can search for various location
information with the “EZ Navi Walk”,
“Passenger Seat Navi”, “Evacuate
Navi”, and “Security Navi” functions.
.For information about other features of your W64SH, see P.83.
JWhat You Can Do with Your W64SH K
AP.51
AP.78
AP.63
AP.36
AP.69
AP.76

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▼Manner Mode
You can mute the ringtone and other
sounds so as not to bother the people
around you.
▼Answer Memo
When you cannot answer the phone,
an answer message is played and
the caller can leave a message.
▼Keep the power on for normal use.
Keep the power on to make or answer calls.
.Press %for more than one second to turn
the power on.
▼ You cannot talk on the phone if the signal is too weak.
It is sometimes difficult to receive a signal
in some places even within a service area.
.“ ” indicates the signal state.
▼Take note of the amount of remaining battery
power.
If the remaining battery power is too low,
you may not be able to use the cellphone
properly.
.“ ” indicates the amount of remaining battery
power.
JManner Mode and Answer Memo K
AP.30
Press r for more than one second
while the stand-by screen is displayed.
AP.31
Press ! for more than one second
while the stand-by screen is displayed.
J
Check the Power, Signal and Battery!
K
AP.14
AP.14
AP.14

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●Cellphone Basics ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
Do not use your cellphone while driving a car or riding a motorcycle or bicycle,
as doing so may result in a traffic accident. Use of a cellphone while driving a
car or riding a motorcycle is prohibited by law. Use of a cellphone while riding
a bicycle is also prohibited by law and may result in a fine or other penalty.
▼Drive Mode
Setting Drive Mode enables the caller to hear the answer message “ただいま
移動中です… (I’m driving now…)”, and to leave a message with Answer
Memo.
.Press the rkey (below display) while the
stand-by screen is displayed, use Fto select
“Drive”, and press A.
J
Use of Your W64SH While Driving is Prohibited by Law
K
J
Turn the Power Off or Set Drive Mode While Driving
K
Viewing e-mails and watching the screen Calling with a cellphone in your hand
“I’m driving now...”
(in Japanese)

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▼If you receive junk mail:
You can reject mail sent from specific addresses or spoof e-mail if you use the
mail filter function.
The following mail filters are available to
prevent junk mail.
.Reject mail with “未承諾広告※ (Unsolicited Ad)”
in the title.
.Reject mail from specific addresses.
.Reject spoof e-mail.
▼If you receive a call from an unknown phone
number:
It may be a “One-ring call” intended to trick
you into returning a call to an unwanted
service with very high charges.
.For a call that rings for no more than 3 seconds, “ ”
appears in the incoming history. Be careful about
calling phone numbers you do not know.
J
Beware of Junk Mail and One-ring Calls!
K

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●Cellphone Basics ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
In the event of a large-scale disaster, you can use EZweb to register
information about your safety. The safety information you register can be
checked from anywhere in Japan via EZweb or the Internet.
JDisaster Message Board Service K
Registering
Safety
Information
.In the event of a large-scale disaster, you can use your au cellphone to register
information about your safety such as your current condition and a comment to the
“災害用伝言板 (Disaster Message Board)”, which has been set up on EZweb.
.
After you register the information about your safety, the family members and friends
you specify in advance can be notified by mail of the information registered to the
Disaster Message Board.
Checking
Safety
Information
.You can enter the phone numbers of the people you want to find out about in order
to check the information about their safety from EZweb or the Internet*.
* Safety information can be accessed at http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/ from the
cellphone/PHS of another carrier or a personal computer.
How to
Access
Press b・F to select “ au one Top ” ・A・F to select
“
災害用伝言板 (Disaster Message Board) ” ・A
http://dengon.ezweb.ne.jp/
.The maximum storage period for the registered information is 72 hours.
.Up to 10 messages can be registered per phone number. When the
number of messages exceeds 10, the information will be overwritten
from the oldest one.
.Press b・Fto select “au one Top”・A・Fto select “auお
客さまサポート (au Customer Support)”・A・Fto select
“災害用伝言板（デモ版）(Disaster Message Board (Demo
Version))”・Afor a demonstration of the service at any time.
.Select “English” to use the English version.
Disaster Message Board
I’m fine.
Thank
goodness!
That’s a
relief.

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Unless otherwise stated, most of the explanations on operation in this manual
are for when the cellphone is in the open position. The illustrations, screen
layouts and display content appearing in this manual are just examples, and
are subject to change.
Each of the keys is indicated as follows in the explanations of this manual.
JAbout the Operating Instructions K
Indication of Side Keys
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E
A
D
C
B
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Contents
XContents
Preface
Manners
Manners for Using Cellphones .....................................................................................................................1
Cellphone Basics
What You Can Do with Your W64SH ...........................................................................................................2
Manner Mode and Answer Memo.................................................................................................................3
Check the Power, Signal and Battery! ..........................................................................................................3
Use of Your W64SH While Driving is Prohibited by Law..............................................................................4
Turn the Power Off or Set Drive Mode While Driving ...................................................................................4
Beware of Junk Mail and One-ring Calls! .....................................................................................................5
Disaster Message Board Service .................................................................................................................6
About the Operating Instructions ..................................................................................................................7
Contents
Contents .......................................................................................................................................................8
Before Use
Confirming the Package Contents..............................................................................................................10
Names of Parts ...........................................................................................................................................11
Charging the Battery Pack..........................................................................................................................12
Turning the Power On.................................................................................................................................14
Switching the Display Language to English................................................................................................15
Various Codes and Passwords...................................................................................................................16
Key Operations...........................................................................................................................................17
Open Position and Closed Position ............................................................................................................18
Viewing the Indicators.................................................................................................................................19
Viewing the Main Menu .............................................................................................................................21
Initial Settings for E-mail and EZweb..........................................................................................................23
Confirming Your Phone Number and E-mail Address ................................................................................24
Changing Your E-mail Address ..................................................................................................................25
Phone Call
Making a Call..............................................................................................................................................27
Making an International Call .......................................................................................................................27
Answering a Call.........................................................................................................................................28
Adjusting the Volume for the Other Party’s Voice.......................................................................................29
Countermeasure for One-ring Calls............................................................................................................29
Redialing and Returning Calls (Outgoing History/Incoming History) ..........................................................30
Setting Manner Mode .................................................................................................................................30
Setting Answer Memo.................................................................................................................................31
Changing Ringtone Type and Volume........................................................................................................32
Global Function
Setting the Area ..........................................................................................................................................36
Calling Japan from Overseas .....................................................................................................................37

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Contents
Entering Characters
Changing Entry Modes ...............................................................................................................................38
Entering Single-Byte Alphanumeric Characters .........................................................................................39
Entering E-mail Addresses .........................................................................................................................41
Entering Pictograms ...................................................................................................................................42
Address Book
Registering Data in the Address Book........................................................................................................43
Making a Call from the Address Book ........................................................................................................48
Pair Function
Registering a Person as a Pair Partner ......................................................................................................49
Contacting a Pair Partner ...........................................................................................................................50
Mail
Using E-mail ...............................................................................................................................................51
Using C-mail ...............................................................................................................................................59
Camera
Before Using the Camera ...........................................................................................................................63
Taking Photos.............................................................................................................................................66
Viewing Photos ...........................................................................................................................................67
Attaching Photos to E-mail .........................................................................................................................68
EZweb
EZweb.........................................................................................................................................................69
Bookmarking Frequently Viewed Sites .......................................................................................................71
Checking Your Charges..............................................................................................................................72
Downloading Chaku-UtaRand Chaku-Uta-FullR......................................................................................73
EZ News Flash/au one Gadget
Setting EZ News Flash ...............................................................................................................................75
EZ Navi
What You Can Do with EZ Navi..................................................................................................................76
TV
Initializing au Media Tuner..........................................................................................................................80
Watching TV (1Seg) ...................................................................................................................................81
Ending au Media Tuner ..............................................................................................................................82
Other Features ................................................................................................................ 83
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 84
Remote Control Lock ..................................................................................................... 85
In Case You Lose Your W64SH .................................................................................................................85
Index ................................................................................................................................. 88

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Before Use
XBefore Use
JConfirming the Package Contents K
▼W64SH Cellphone ▼Battery Pack (64SHUAA)
▼Earphone Conversion
Adapter 01 (01SHQVA)
for Sharp External
Connection Jack
▼Sony Stereo Earphone
(MDR-E0921) (Sample)
▼Warranty*
▼Precautions*
▼Global Passport CDMA
Owner’s Guide*
▼かんたんマニュアル*
▼Desktop Holder
(64SHPUA)
▼USB Cable (Sample)
▼CD-ROM*
▼LISMO Installation Guide*
▼Osaifu-KeitaiRGuide*
▼JIBUN BANK Launcher
Operation Guide*
▼取扱説明書*
* Only the Japanese versions of documentation are included in the package.
.An AC adapter is not included in the package. Please purchase a common AC adapter 01/02.
.The common AC adapter 01 is for use in Japan. To charge your W64SH overseas, be sure to
use the common AC adapter 02.
.The earphone conversion adapter 01 for the Sharp external connection jack is designed
specifically for the W64SH.
.
“ microSD™ Memory Card (commercially available) ” is written as “ microSD Card ” in this manual.
.A microSD Card is not included in the package.

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Before Use
*1 Located behind the display on the main unit.
*2 Antennas for calls or for EZweb or BluetoothRfunctions. The antennas are installed in the top and bottom parts of
the keypad on the main unit. (The BluetoothRand GPS navigation function antennas are located at the top of the
keypad on the main unit.)
JNames of Parts K
Microphone
Center and
Cursor Keys
Application Key
Mail/Character
Key
Call/Pair Key
Address Book
Key
EZ Key
Clear/Memo
Key
Power/End
Key
EarpieceLight Sensor
FeliCa
Mark
Internal au
IC-Card
Mobile Light/
Flash
External Connection Jack/Cover
Strap EyeletCharging Terminals
Internal
Antennas*2
Infrared Port
Battery Pack/
Cover
Up Key (Side)
Number Keys
Shutter Key
Speaker
Incoming/
Charge Indicator
Main Display
Multi Key
TOUCH
CRUISER
Clear/Manner
Key (Below
Display)
microSD Card
Compartment
Camera
Lens
Down Key (Side)Receive Call Key
Television Antenna
Speaker*1
Keypad on Main Unit
Display on Main Unit

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Before Use
.The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of purchase. Charge the battery pack before
using your W64SH for the first time.
.
An AC adapter is not included in the package. Please purchase a common AC adapter 01/02.
▼How to assemble the desktop holder
Attach the holder section to the main body of the desktop holder.
▼How to connect the desktop holder
1Hold the connector of the common AC adapter 01/02
(sold separately) so that the protruding part is at the
bottom, and insert it into the connection terminal of the
desktop holder.
2Raise up the prongs of the power plug of the common
AC adapter 01/02 (sold separately), and insert the
power plug into a 100V AC outlet.
JCharging the Battery Pack K
Incoming/Charge Indicator
Insert the
connector into
the connection
terminal.
Align the connection parts of the charging terminals and the desktop holder.
Raise up the prongs of
the power plug.
Common AC Adapter 01
100V AC Power Outlet

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Before Use
3Place the W64SH with the battery pack attached in the
desktop holder.
.When charging begins, the incoming/charge indicator lights red.
.The charging time is approximately 130 minutes (when the common AC adapter 01/02 is
used).
Z
ZZ
ZWhen charging ends:
The incoming/charge indicator turns off.
Remove the W64SH from the desktop holder, and disconnect the power plug from the 100V AC
outlet.
.Do not use other than a designated adapter for charging. Use one of the following adapters.
(Using other than a designated adapter for charging may result in malfunction.)
,Common AC adapter 01 (0202PQA) ,USB charging cable 01 (0201HAA)
,Common AC adapter 02 (0203PQA) ,Portable charger 01 (0201PDA)
,Common DC adapter 01 (0201PEA)
.You can directly connect the common AC adapter 01/02 (sold separately) to the W64SH to
charge the battery pack.
.Note that the shape may differ from the illustration depending on the AC adapter you use.

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Before Use
1Press %for more than one
second.
.The “stand-by screen” appears after a short while.
.Viewing the signal strength
When “ ” appears, you cannot make or receive calls.
.Viewing the battery level
2To turn the power off, press %
for more than one second while
the stand-by screen is
displayed.
JTurning the Power On K
Strong Medium Weak Very weak Out of service
area
High Low Requires charging Zero Charging
(flashes)
.If you become unsure of an operation or you make a mistake, press !to return to the
previous screen. You can also press %for more than one second to return to the stand-by
screen.
.The indicators for the signal state and battery level differ depending on the color of the W64SH
you purchased and the Keitai-Arrange setting.
.The stand-by screen appearing in explanations in this manual is when the color of the W64SH
is Galaxy Black.

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Before Use
You can switch the display language for function names and other items to
English.
1Press A35 while the
stand-by screen is displayed.
.The Set Language screen appears.
2Use Fto select “English” and
press A(設定).
.The screen display is set to English.
J
Switching the Display Language to English
K

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●Before Use ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
Before Use
Various codes and passwords are required to use your W64SH.
.Take care not to forget the various codes and passwords you set because they are required
for performing various operations and subscribing to services.
▼Security Code
▼Lock No.
▼EZ Password
▼Premium EZ Password
JVarious Codes and Passwords K
Usage
Examples
1For remote operations of the Answering Service (Voice Mail) and Call Transfer
from a regular phone.
2For making various inquiries, applications and changes using Customer Center
voice guidance, au web pages, and EZweb.
3For changing various settings from “Other” of the e-mail settings.
Initial Value The 4-digit number that you wrote on the subscription form at the time of purchase.
Usage
Examples For operations such as modifying various settings of the W64SH.
Initial Value 1234 (4 to 8 digits)
Usage
Examples For subscribing to and canceling subscriptions to EZweb fee-based content.
Initial Value The 4-digit number that you wrote on the subscription form at the time of purchase.
Usage
Examples
1For subscribing to and canceling subscriptions to EZweb fee-based content using
“まとめてau支払い (au Collective Payment Service)”.
2For purchasing products from EZweb sites using “まとめてau支払い (au
Collective Payment Service)”.
Initial Value The 4-digit number that you wrote on the subscription form at the time of purchase.

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Before Use
JKey Operations K
.If you become unsure of an operation or you make a mistake, press !to return to the
previous screen. You can also press %for more than one second to return to the stand-by
screen.
.Depending on the function currently in use, it may be possible to pause that function and start
another function by pressing {.
.With TOUCH CRUISER, you can perform the same operations as the center and cursor keys.
Each press selects an item, and you can run your finger over it to perform operations such
continuously moving the cursor and scrolling the screen.
Accesses EZ apps (BREWR)
and folders
Accesses information displayed on the
stand-by screen
Accesses the incoming
history
Accesses the address book
Accesses the E-mail/C-mail
menu
Deletes phone numbers and
characters, and redisplays the
previous screen
Makes calls and accesses
the Pair menu
Accesses the main menu, performs
operations, and takes photos and
records videos with the camera
Accesses the outgoing history
Turns the power on/off, ends calls
and cancels operations
Enters phone numbers and characters
Accesses the EZ Service menu
Accesses the camera
Accesses the alert window and shortcut
menu
Accesses au Media Tuner
(long press)
Accesses LISMO Player
(long press)
Starts another function during a call
or operation, and turns on the mobile
light/flash (long press)
Selects items and moves the cursor
Sets Manner Mode
Sets/cancels new VeilView
(long press)

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Before Use
You can use the W64SH in an opened state (Open Position) or a closed state
(Closed Position).
▼Open position
1Slide the display to the open
position.
▼Closed position
1Slide the display to the closed
position.
JOpen Position and Closed Position K
.Carry the cellphone when it is in the closed state (closed position). Carrying around the
cellphone in the open position may result in it being damaged.