Samsung SOFTBANK User manual

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Getting Started
Parts & Functions .................................................................................. 1-2
Handset.......................................................................................................1-2
Display Indicators.........................................................................................1-3
Touch Panel ........................................................................................... 1-5
Tap..............................................................................................................1-5
Scroll ...........................................................................................................1-5
Hold ............................................................................................................1-5
Drag & Drop.................................................................................................1-5
Swipe ..........................................................................................................1-5
Touch Panel Operations................................................................................1-6
Motion Control ............................................................................................1-7
USIM Card.............................................................................................. 1-7
Before Using USIM Card...............................................................................1-7
USIM Card Installation .................................................................................1-8
Battery & Charger ................................................................................. 1-9
Before Using Battery/Charger .......................................................................1-9
Battery Installation.......................................................................................1-9
Charge Battery...........................................................................................1-10
Reattaching Built-in Stand..........................................................................1-11
Power On/Off....................................................................................... 1-11
Power On...................................................................................................1-11
Power Off ..................................................................................................1-12
My Details ........................................................................................... 1-12
Viewing My Details ....................................................................................1-12
Editing My Details ......................................................................................1-12
Handling Precautions (Touch Panel & Key Lock)................................. 1-13
Standby Display................................................................................... 1-13
Minding Mobile Manners .................................................................... 1-13
OfineMode..............................................................................................1-14
Manner Mode............................................................................................1-14
Changing Mode Settings ............................................................................1-14
Security Codes..................................................................................... 1-14
Phone Password & Admin Password...........................................................1-15
Center Access Code (Network Password)....................................................1-15
PIN Code ...................................................................................................1-15
USIM Password..........................................................................................1-15
Advanced Settings............................................................................... 1-15
My Details..................................................................................................1-15

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knaBtfoS
a
Earpiece
bSub Camera
Use for Facial Recognition or Video Call.
cOptical Sensor
Measures ambient light for Display
brightness; in-call object proximity.
dDisplay
etStart Key
Place and receive Voice Call.
fcClear/Back Key
Return to previous operation step.
gExternal Light
Flashes for missed call or incoming call/
message; illuminates red while charging.
hyPower/End Key
Turn power on/off or end operations.
iSpeaker
jMicrophone
kStrap Eyelet
lkCamera Key
Long press for Camera.
Press this shutter to capture images.
mExternal Antenna
Use for Digital TV reception.
nlHold Key
Lock or unlock Touch Panel and buttons.
Parts & Functions
Handset

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omManner Key
Long press to activate/cancel Manner mode.
pnSide Key
Raise ringer, Media Player, or TV volume.
Long press for Dummy Call (1+seconds).
qbSide Key/Wi-Fi Key
Lower ringer, Media Player, or TV volume.
Long press to activate/cancel Wi-Fi
(2+seconds).
rExternal Camera
Capture images or send video during Video
Call.
sMobile Light
Turn this on when capturing images.
tBattery Cover
Remove to access Battery or USIM Card.
uCharger/External Device Port
Connect Charger, PC, etc. here.
vInternal Antenna
wInfrared Port
Use for infrared data transmissions.
xFeliCa
Place this part over reader/writer for IC
transmission/Osaifu-Keitai®.
yMemory Card Port
microSD™ Memory Card connect port.
zBuilt-in stand
Open Built-in stand to automatically activate
preset function (Digital TV, Photo Movie, etc.).
Note
・
Handset transmits/receives signals via
Internal Antenna. There is no External
Antenna. Voice quality may vary depending
upon where/how handset is used.
・
Do not cover or place stickers, etc. over the
area containing Internal Antenna or Optical
Sensor; may affect sensitivity.
・
Do not cover Optical Sensor; may darken
Display.
・
Keep Optical Sensor clear of obstructions;
may cause malfunctions.
・
If using protective lm, keep Optical
Sensor area free of obstructions; may
cause malfunction.
・
Display brightness changes or Display
ickers depending on surroundings.
Display Indicators
abc d e fgh
i
j
a Signal strength (more bars
indicates stronger signal)
Out-of-range (Language set to
Japanese)
Out-of-range (Language set to English
or )
 OfineMode
3G Network connected
GSM Network connected
bSSL connected
Uploading Image
3G Network connected (ready)
3G Network connected (in use)
GSM Network connected (ready)
GSM Network connected (in use)
Packet Communication unavailable
 VoiceCallinprogress(asheswhen
placing or receiving calls)
 VideoCallinprogress(asheswhen
placing or receiving calls)
My status online

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cNew mail
Sending mail
Receiving mail
Delivery Report active
Memory full (S! Mail/SMS)
Downloading Content Key
dMusic playing
Music paused
Recording TV program
Reservation set
S! Appli
S! Appli paused
S! Appli Activation Request
eMemory Card inserted
Read from/write on Memory Card
Software Update required
PC Site Browser connected
Direct Browser connected
Unread S! Quick News
Unread S! Information Channels
All Keys locked
RSS-compatible website
fBluetooth®active
Bluetooth®transmission in progress
Bluetooth®Web connection engaged
Bluetooth®Headset connected
USB connected
(yellow) USB in use
(gray) Infrared activated
(red) Infrared transmission in progress
Data synchronized
GPS in use
IC Card locked
IC Card in use
(gray) Wi-Fi active
(blue) Wi-Fi connected
Wi-Fi transmitting
Wi-Fi connected to Yahoo! Keitai
Wi-Fi accessing to Yahoo! Keitai
gManner mode
Drive mode
Meeting mode
Outdoor mode
Good Night Timer set
hBattery strong
Battery moderate
Battery low
Battery weak (charge now)
 (ashinginred)Batteryempty
Battery low (Battery saving mode)
Battery weak (Battery saving mode)
iRinger and Vibration activated for calls
Ringer active for calls
Vibration active for calls
Ringer & Vibration disabled for calls
jRoaming active
Answering Machine active
Unheard Answering Machine message
Voicemail/Call Forwarding (No reply)
activated
Activate Voicemail
Unheard Voicemail
S! Friend's Status Request
 UnreadS!Friend'sStatusnotication
Alarm set
Schedule set
Schedule with Alarm set
Tasks set
Tasks with Alarm set
Secret Mode
Password Lock activated

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Touch Panel
Tap or scroll handset Touch Panel items. Some functions support rotating handset to change Display orientation.
See below for Touch Panel conventions used in this guide.
Note
・
Touch Panel may not respond in these
situations:
-Use with gloves/long ngernails
-Use with objects on/against Display
- Tapping multiple functions simultaneously;
may cancel operations.
・
Touch sensor may not function properly in
high humidity or if handset is wet.
・
Using aftermarket protective lm or other
accessories on Touch Panel may affect
Touch Panel response or functions.
Scroll
Gently slide finger across Touch Panel to scroll menus
or webpages.
・
This operation appears as "scroll."
Drag & Drop
Touch and hold Display item, move it to target
location (drag) and release it (drop).
・
This operation appears as "drag" or "drop."
Tap
Lightly touch Display items. Select items to open or
execute functions.
・
Some tap operations abbreviated with arrows (fP.ii).
Hold
Touch and hold Display item to activate/execute it.
・
This operation appears as "touch and hold."
Swipe
Swipe Touch Panel to move in that direction. Quickly
open next/previous window/page.
・
This operation appears as "swipe."

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Touch Panel Operations
Pulldown Menu
Tap pulldown menu ( ) for menu items.
Pulldown
Menu
Scroll
Scroll down for more menu items, tabs or page
area out of view in Mail, PC Site Browser, or File
Viewer. Alternatively, when entering text or viewing
messages or Internet pages, press n / bto scroll.
Content Beyond
Display View
Display Rotation
The functions below support Display rotation. In this
guide, instructions are for Portrait view operations.
・
Image Viewer (fP.12-4).
・
PC Site Browser (fP.5-4).
・
Digital TV (fP.6-1).
・
Camera & Imaging (fP.7-1).
・
Media Player (fP.8-4).
・
File Viewer (fP.10-15).
Advanced
s
●Set Touch Panel Tone Volume Level & Vibration
Level for Operating Touch Panel (rP.14-3)
Use Touch Panel to perform these basic operations.
Toggle Screen
Tap / to move to the previous or next item or
image.
Check Box
Tap Mark all to mark all items. Tap Unmark all to
unmark all items.

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Motion Control
Shake or tilt handset to perform specific functions.
Shake
Shake handset right and left.
SoftBank
SoftBank
SoftBank
・
Play Dice (fP.9-4).
Tilt
Tilt handset right and left.
SoftBank
SoftBank
SoftBank
・
Scroll Photo Album images (fP.7-15).
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.
IC
USIM Card
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 damage 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.
・
Returned USIM Cards are recycled.
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.
・
USIM Card specications 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.15-31) to suspend service.
・
Handset/USIM Card repairs, replacement,
or upgrades may deactivate Chaku-Uta®,
Chaku-Uta Full® or video les on handset/
Memory Card.
・
Back up USIM Card les. SoftBank Mobile
is not liable for lost les.

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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
aPress and slide Battery Cover as
shown
bRemove Battery Cover
cLift battery up and remove
dWith IC chip down, insert USIM
Card into card slot as shown
IC
Notch
ePush in USIM Card until it stops
and locks
Removing
aRemove Battery Cover and battery
(fP.1-8 Inserting ato c)
bPress down on USIM Card and
gently slide it out

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Battery & Charger
Before Using Battery/Charger
Charge battery before first use of handset or after
long periods of disuse.
Note
・
Use specied 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.15-31).
・
Battery is a consumable; replace it if operating
time shortens noticeably.
Battery Life
Battery time/life may be reduced by any of the following:
・
Environmental Factors
-Storing/using handset beyond 5°C - 40°C
-Using handset in poor signal conditions
-Debris on handset, battery or Charger Port
・
Operational Factors
-Camera use
-Media Player use
-Heavy use (e.g., for using messaging)
-Bluetooth®transmissions
-Digital TV use
・
Settings
-Using Slide show
-Increasing Brightness or Duration
-Using Media Player with Backlight set to
Always on
When Battery Runs Out
When battery is weak, a warning appears and
handset beeps. Charge or replace battery; otherwise
handset will automatically turn off.
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.
aRemove Battery Cover (fP.1-8
Inserting ato b)
bFit battery into handset as shown
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cReplace Battery Cover
Removing
Always turn handset off before removing battery.
Never remove battery while Charger is connected.
aRemove Battery Cover (fP.1-8
Inserting ato b)
b
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 180
minutes to be charged with power off. Charging
time may vary depending upon the ambient
temperature.
AC Charger
a Open Port Cover; with label down,
insert Charger Connector into
External Device Port
Note
・

Make sure Charger Connector is label side
up before inserting it.
PUSH
Charger Connector
External Device Port
Label Side
AC 100V Outlet
AC
Charger
Port Cover AC Charger
Plug
bPull up AC Charger prongs and
plug it into an AC 100V outlet
cWhen battery is charged,
disconnect handset, close Port
Cover, and unplug AC Charger