SoftBank X3HT User manual

Introduction
Thank you for choosing SoftBank X03HT. Read this guide carefully before use.
●This guide is only for use in Japan.
●Keep this guide in a safe place for future reference.
●If this guide is lost or damaged, contact Customer Service (P.16-19).
●Available services may vary depending on your contract or plan.
SoftBank X03HT supports 3G and GSM modes.
Note
●User Guide content:
･Unauthorized copying/reprinting is prohibited.
･Content is subject to change without notice.
･For more information, contact Customer Service (P.16-19).
●SoftBank is not liable for problems related to pre-installed or user-added software. Contact the publisher.
●All functions including PIM are locked in the following cases:
･Model change/contract cancellation; improper USIM Card installation1
･Long-term handset disuse1
･Extended use of Flight Mode2
1 To unlock, insert proper USIM Card then reboot handset.
2 To unlock, turn handset off, remove and reinstall battery, then reboot handset.

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Package Contents
* Utility Software (Japanese) updates/upgrades may be released without
notice on SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. Website (http://mb.softbank.jp/mb/
en/).
■X03HTHandset ■Battery (HTBAB1)
■AC Charger (HTCAC1) ■USB Cable (HTDAA1)
■Headphone Cable
(with Microphone) (HTLAC1)
■User Guide (Japanese)
■First Step Guide
■Utility Software (CD-ROM)*
Tip
･ Contact SoftBank Customer Service (P.16-19) about accessories and
optional items.
･X03HT supports microSD
TM
and microSDHC
TM
Cards. Purchase a
microSD
TM
or microSDHC
TM
card to use related functions.

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Package Contents.....................................................................i
Table of Contents....................................................................ii
Guide Overview .....................................................................ix
Safety Precautions ..................................................................x
Usage Notes .......................................................................xviii
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) ............................................xx
Bluetooth®& WLAN Devices.............................................xxiii
1Getting Started
Feature Preview .................................................................. 1-2
USIM Card............................................................................ 1-3
Before Use.................................................................................... 1-3
Installation.................................................................................... 1-4
USIM PINs ............................................................................ 1-5
PIN1 Code .................................................................................... 1-5
PIN2 Code .................................................................................... 1-5
PUK Code..................................................................................... 1-5
Parts & Functions ................................................................ 1-6
Handset........................................................................................ 1-6
Display ......................................................................................... 1-9
Battery Usage.................................................................... 1-10
Before Use.................................................................................. 1-10
Battery Installation...................................................................... 1-12
Charging Battery ........................................................................ 1-13
Power On/Off.................................................................... 1-15
On ............................................................................................. 1-15
Off ............................................................................................. 1-15
Date & Time........................................................................1-15
Basic Operations ................................................................1-16
Home Screen.............................................................................. 1-16
Opening Applications ................................................................. 1-16
Selecting Menu Items ................................................................. 1-17
Quick List ................................................................................... 1-18
Owner Information..................................................................... 1-18
Locking All Keys ......................................................................... 1-18
Security Codes....................................................................1-19
Network PIN............................................................................... 1-19
Call Barring PIN .......................................................................... 1-19
2Basic Operations
My Phone Number...............................................................2-2
Adjusting In-Call Volume ....................................................2-2
Dialing ..................................................................................2-3
Entering a Phone Number ............................................................ 2-3
Dialing via Contacts...................................................................... 2-3
Dialing via Call History.................................................................. 2-4
Using Speed Dial .......................................................................... 2-5
Making International Calls from Japan.......................................... 2-6
Calling Emergency Numbers (110, 119, 118)................................ 2-6
Receiving Calls .....................................................................2-7
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In-Call Operations ............................................................... 2-8
Overseas Handset Use ........................................................ 2-8
Global Roaming ........................................................................... 2-8
Making Calls while Overseas ........................................................ 2-9
Manner Mode.................................................................... 2-10
Disabling Phone Functions ............................................... 2-10
Optional Services .............................................................. 2-11
Call Forwarding.......................................................................... 2-11
Voice Mail .................................................................................. 2-12
Call Waiting ............................................................................... 2-12
Conference ................................................................................ 2-13
Call Barring ................................................................................ 2-13
Caller ID ..................................................................................... 2-14
3Text Entry
Entering Text....................................................................... 3-2
Keypad......................................................................................... 3-2
Toggling Input Mode.................................................................... 3-3
Entering Text....................................................................... 3-5
Entering Hiragana/Kanji (Japanese) ............................................... 3-5
Symbol/Pictogram/Face Mark........................................................ 3-6
Text Entry Menu........................................................................... 3-7
Prediction Function....................................................................... 3-8
Adding New Words...................................................................... 3-9
4 Contacts & Personal Information Manager
Contacts............................................................................... 4-2
Saving New Entries .......................................................................4-2
Viewing Contacts..........................................................................4-3
Editing ..........................................................................................4-4
Deleting ........................................................................................4-4
Composing Messages ...................................................................4-5
Sending ........................................................................................4-5
Using USIM Manager ....................................................................4-6
Calendar .............................................................................. 4-7
Viewing ........................................................................................4-7
Options.........................................................................................4-8
Saving New Appointments............................................................4-8
Sending Appointments .................................................................4-9
Tasks .................................................................................. 4-10
Saving.........................................................................................4-10
Options.......................................................................................4-11
Viewing ......................................................................................4-11
Sending Tasks .............................................................................4-12
Voice Notes ....................................................................... 4-12
Recording ...................................................................................4-12
Playing........................................................................................4-12
Quick Notes ....................................................................... 4-13
Creating .....................................................................................4-13
Quick Notes Menu ......................................................................4-13
Editing ........................................................................................4-14
Inserting into Messages...............................................................4-14

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5Messaging
Mail Type ............................................................................. 5-2
SMS (Short Message Service) ........................................................ 5-2
S! Mail ......................................................................................... 5-2
Internet Mail (POP3/IMAP4）......................................................... 5-2
Composing Mail .................................................................. 5-3
Enhancing Text & Inserting Information ........................................ 5-4
Attaching Files.............................................................................. 5-5
Using Templates ........................................................................... 5-6
Using Slide ................................................................................... 5-7
Previewing S! Mail ........................................................................ 5-8
Other Settings .............................................................................. 5-8
Receiving Mail ..................................................................... 5-9
Mail Window................................................................................ 5-9
Opening Mail ............................................................................. 5-10
Viewing & Saving Attachments ................................................... 5-13
Replying to & Forwarding Mail.................................................... 5-13
Retrieving Complete S! Mail ....................................................... 5-13
Retrieving Mail List ..................................................................... 5-14
Managing Mail .................................................................. 5-15
Opening Folders ......................................................................... 5-15
Deleting Mail.............................................................................. 5-16
Copying SMS to USIM Card........................................................ 5-16
Mail Settings .............................................................................. 5-17
Changing E-mail Address............................................................ 5-17
Setting an Internet Mail Account .................................... 5-18
Configuring Mail Account .......................................................... 5-18
Composing Internet Mail.................................................. 5-19
Receiving Internet Mail .....................................................5-21
Sending/Receiving Internet Mail.................................................. 5-21
Internet Mail Window ................................................................ 5-21
Opening Internet Mail ................................................................ 5-22
Viewing & Saving Attachments................................................... 5-24
Replying to & Forwarding Internet Mail ...................................... 5-24
Redundant Received Messages ................................................... 5-24
Managing Internet Mail ....................................................5-25
Opening Folders......................................................................... 5-25
Moving Messages between Folders ............................................ 5-25
Deleting Internet Mail................................................................. 5-25
Internet Mail Options ................................................................. 5-26
6Internet
Internet Explorer®Mobile ..................................................6-2
Starting Internet Explorer®Mobile................................................ 6-2
Setting View................................................................................. 6-2
Using Favorites ............................................................................. 6-3
Sending Current URL.................................................................... 6-3
Setting Internet Explorer®Mobile................................................. 6-4
Windows LiveTM ..................................................................6-4
Signing into Windows LiveTM ...................................................... 6-4
Using Windows LiveTM Messenger................................................ 6-5
Using Windows LiveTM Mail.......................................................... 6-6
Windows Update .................................................................6-7
Checking Updates ........................................................................ 6-7
Setting Windows Update.............................................................. 6-7

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7Synchronization
ActiveSync ........................................................................... 7-2
PC Environment ........................................................................... 7-2
Applicable Data............................................................................ 7-2
Setting ActiveSync .............................................................. 7-3
Installing ...................................................................................... 7-3
Setting ActiveSync Synchronization .............................................. 7-4
Using ActiveSync................................................................. 7-5
Synchronizing via USB Cable ........................................................ 7-5
Synchronizing via Bluetooth®...................................................... 7-6
USB Mass Storage ............................................................... 7-8
Windows Mobile Device Center ........................................ 7-9
PC Environment ........................................................................... 7-9
Applicable Data.......................................................................... 7-10
Setting Windows Mobile Device Center ......................... 7-10
Setting ActiveSync Synchronization ............................................ 7-10
Using Windows Mobile Device Center............................ 7-12
Synchronizing via USB Cable ...................................................... 7-12
Synchronizing via Bluetooth®.................................................... 7-13
USB Mass Storage ............................................................. 7-15
Troubleshooting................................................................ 7-16
8Office Applications
Word Mobile ....................................................................... 8-2
Opening Files ............................................................................... 8-2
Closing & Saving Files................................................................... 8-2
Word Mobile Menu ...................................................................... 8-2
Excel Mobile ........................................................................ 8-3
Opening Files ................................................................................8-3
Closing & Saving Files ...................................................................8-3
Excel Mobile Menu .......................................................................8-3
PowerPoint®Mobile........................................................... 8-4
Opening Files ................................................................................8-4
Viewing Slide Show ......................................................................8-4
Close File ......................................................................................8-4
PowerPoint®Mobile Menu ...........................................................8-4
OneNote Mobile ................................................................. 8-5
Creating Files ................................................................................8-5
OneNote Mobile Menu .................................................................8-5
Adobe Reader LE................................................................. 8-6
Opening Files ................................................................................8-6
Exiting Adobe Reader LE ...............................................................8-6
Adobe Reader LE Menu ................................................................8-6
9Network Communications
Comm Manager .................................................................. 9-2
Network Settings................................................................ 9-3
Wireless LAN Settings....................................................................9-3
Other Settings...............................................................................9-5
Bluetooth®......................................................................... 9-5
Bluetooth®Settings ......................................................................9-5
Device Partnerships .......................................................................9-6
PC Partnership ..............................................................................9-6
Handsfree Headset Partnership......................................................9-6
Other Settings...............................................................................9-7

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10 File Management
File Explorer....................................................................... 10-2
Starting File Explorer ................................................................... 10-2
My Documents Folder Structure.................................................. 10-2
File Explorer Menu...................................................................... 10-3
Copying Folders & Files ............................................................... 10-4
Moving Folders & Files ................................................................ 10-4
Renaming Folders & Files ............................................................ 10-5
Creating New Folders ................................................................. 10-5
Using File Explorer ............................................................ 10-5
Sending files via Mail .................................................................. 10-5
Sending Files via Bluetooth®...................................................... 10-5
Opening Word, Excel and PowerPoint Files ................................. 10-6
Opening Image, Video and Audio Files ....................................... 10-6
Opening Compressed ZIP Files .................................................... 10-6
Opening Files of Other Types ...................................................... 10-7
Memory Card..................................................................... 10-7
Inserting/Removing Memory Card............................................... 10-8
11 Camera
Capturing Images.............................................................. 11-2
Before Use.................................................................................. 11-2
Capture Mode............................................................................ 11-2
Viewfinder.................................................................................. 11-3
Camera Settings Menu ............................................................... 11-4
Capturing Images ....................................................................... 11-6
Useful Features ................................................................. 11-8
Using Self-Timer ......................................................................... 11-8
Adding Frames........................................................................... 11-8
Creating Panoramic Images ........................................................ 11-9
Capturing Continuous Pictures ................................................... 11-9
Zoom ....................................................................................... 11-10
Using Captured Images ...................................................11-11
Viewing Images........................................................................ 11-11
Sending Images via Mail ........................................................... 11-11
Setting Image as Home Background ......................................... 11-12
Pictures/Videos Menu ............................................................... 11-12
12 Entertainment
Audio Manager ..................................................................12-2
Playing Tracks............................................................................. 12-2
Setting Current Track as a Ring Tone.......................................... 12-4
Using Playlists............................................................................. 12-5
Windows Media®Player Mobile ......................................12-7
Playing Media Files ..................................................................... 12-7
Now Playing ............................................................................... 12-9
Using Playlists........................................................................... 12-10
Streaming Media Files .............................................................. 12-11
Synchronizing the PC Library .................................................... 12-11
Library Menu............................................................................ 12-13
Using Audio Booster........................................................12-13
Adjusting Audio Quality ........................................................... 12-13
Customizing Equalizer Presets .................................................. 12-13
Deleting Equalizer Presets......................................................... 12-14
Games ...............................................................................12-14

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Bubble Breaker......................................................................... 12-14
Solitaire .................................................................................... 12-15
13 Security
Lock Functions................................................................... 13-2
Device Lock ................................................................................ 13-2
Setting USIM PINs ............................................................. 13-2
Enabling PIN Codes .................................................................... 13-2
Changing PIN Codes .................................................................. 13-3
Encryption ......................................................................... 13-3
Restoring Defaults ............................................................ 13-4
14 Device Management
Settings.............................................................................. 14-2
Phone ........................................................................................ 14-2
Sounds....................................................................................... 14-2
Profiles ....................................................................................... 14-2
Home ......................................................................................... 14-3
Clock & Alarm ............................................................................ 14-3
Connections............................................................................... 14-4
Security ...................................................................................... 14-4
Power Management ................................................................... 14-5
Removing Programs ................................................................... 14-5
Accessibility ................................................................................ 14-6
Regional Settings........................................................................ 14-6
About ........................................................................................ 14-6
Reporting Errors ......................................................................... 14-6
Unlocking Screen Clock...............................................................14-6
GPRS Authentication...................................................................14-7
CSD Line Type.............................................................................14-7
Device Information......................................................................14-7
Task Manager.................................................................... 14-8
Ending Applications ....................................................................14-8
Viewing Free Memory .................................................................14-8
Allocating Free Memory ..............................................................14-9
Backing Up Files ................................................................ 14-9
Copying Files to PC .....................................................................14-9
Saving to Memory Card ............................................................14-10
15 Other Functions
HTC Home.......................................................................... 15-2
Home Screen ..............................................................................15-2
Weather Information...................................................................15-3
Favorite People ...........................................................................15-4
Calculator .......................................................................... 15-5
Speed Dial ......................................................................... 15-5
Adding Applications....................................................................15-5
Opening Applications..................................................................15-6
Checking Added Entries ..............................................................15-6
Using Headphone Cable (with Microphone) .................. 15-6
Connecting.................................................................................15-6
Operations ..................................................................................15-7

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16 Appendix
Function List ...................................................................... 16-2
Selectable Cities for Weather Information (in Japan) .... 16-7
Troubleshooting................................................................ 16-8
Handset cannot be used in the following cases: ........................ 16-10
Keypad Key Assignments............................................... 16-11
Character Code List ......................................................... 16-11
Symbols/Pictograms ....................................................... 16-13
Symbols.................................................................................... 16-13
Pictograms ............................................................................... 16-14
Microsoft ActiveSync ...................................................... 16-16
Windows Mobile Device Center .................................... 16-16
Specifications .................................................................. 16-17
Customer Service ............................................................ 16-19
Index ................................................................................ 16-20

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Guide Overview
Operation Descriptions
■Softkeys
Softkey functions appear at the bottom of Display. Press designated
Softkey to select or execute the assigned function or operation.
■Item Selection
Menu items/Softkey labels are indicated by bold, or color text.
Example:1.Start →Tools →Tasks →Select a task
■Keys
Keys are indicated by graphics as shown below.
Example:1.To end call, press End key ( )
(Example) Press Left Softkey
“Start”
1. Start →…→…
(Example) Press Right Softkey
“Contacts”
1. Contacts → … → …
Right SoftkeyLeft Softkey
Unless otherwise noted,
begin from the Home
window (P.1-16).
Highlight an item and
press the Select key.
● In this guide, SoftBank X03HT is referred to as X03HT or handset;
microSD
TM
/microSDHC
TM
Card is referred to as Memory Card.
●Sample screen shots are provided for reference only. Actual handset
windows, menus, etc. may differ in appearance.

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Safety Precautions
●Before using handset, read the Safety Precautions carefully, and keep this
guide in a safe place for future reference.
●The Safety Precautions contain information intended to prevent bodily
injury to the user and others, as well as damage to property. Observe
these guidelines.
●Handset malfunction or failure may hinder voice or data transmissions;
SoftBank is not liable for damages to the user or third parties.
Before Using Handset
■Symbols
■ Handset, Battery, Charger, USIM Card, Headphone
Cable (with Microphone), and USB Cable
Great risk of death or serious
injury from improper use
Risk of death or serious
injury from improper use
Risk of injury or damage to
property from improper use
Prohibited Actions
Compulsory Actions
Cautionary Actions
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Use only specified accessories.
Using non-specified accessories may result in leakage,
overheating, rupture or fire, or cause handset, battery or
other device failure. Contact SoftBank for accessory-related
information (P.16-19).
Do not disassemble or modify.
Do not disassemble the handset, charger or battery. Doing so
may result in injury, electric shock or fire, or cause the battery
to leak, overheat, rupture or ignite. Contact SoftBank
(P.16-19) for testing, adjustment or repair. Do not modify the
handset or charger. Doing so may result in electric shock or
fire.
Keep away from water.
Do not expose the handset to liquids. Doing so may result in
overheating, electric shock or fire, or cause damage or injury,
or may damage the battery, hinder performance or shorten
battery life.
DANGER

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■Battery
See the battery label for battery type.
■ Handset, Battery, Charger, USIM Card, Headphone
Cable (with Microphone), and USB Cable
Label Battery Type
Li-ion Lithium ion polymer battery
Refrain from these actions when using battery.
Failure to do so may result in leakage,
overheating, rupture or fire.
・Do not puncture, subject to strong impacts or solder.
・
Do not use a damaged or warped battery.
・If the battery does not insert smoothly, do not apply force.
Do not use or leave in extreme temperatures.
Avoid using or leaving the handset near fire or another heat
source, in direct sunlight, or in cars exposed to sunlight.
Extreme temperatures may cause warping, failure, leakage,
overheating, rupture or fire; or may reduce performance or
shorten battery life. Handling a hot handset may cause burns.
Do not expose terminals to metal or short circuit
them.
Avoid carrying or storing with metal straps, pens, jewelry or pins,
etc. that may touch the terminals. Doing so may result in leakage,
overheating, fire or electric shock causing burns or injuries.
If battery fluid gets in your eyes, do not rub
them. Rinse with clean water and consult a
doctor immediately.
Failure to do so may cause blindness.
Do not place near liquid-filled containers, etc.
Keep the handset and charger away from vases, cups,
cosmetics, chemicals, etc. Spilled liquids may cause fire or
electric shock.
Do not put battery, handset, charger or USIM
Card in cooking appliances such as a microwave
or pressure cooker.
Doing so may result in battery leakage, overheating, rupture
or fire; or the handset or the charger to heat, smoke or catch
fire causing damage to circuitry.
Keep USIM Card out of children’s reach.
Small parts may be swallowed.
Keep handset off and Charger disconnected at
gasoline stations or other places with fire/
explosion risk.
Use may lead to fire or explosion.
WARNING

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■Handset
Do not drop or subject handset to impacts.
Do not subject handset or charger to sudden impacts. Doing
so may cause injuries or malfunctions. If outer case is
damaged, remove battery and contact SoftBank Customer
Service (P.16-19). Continued use may cause fire or electric
shock.
If foreign matter gets inside handset
Turn handset power off, remove battery, unplug Charger and
contact SoftBank Customer Service (P.16-19). Continued use
may cause fire or electric shock.
If abnormalities occur
If you detect abnormal smells, heat, discoloration, warping,
etc. while using, charging or storing the handset, take these
actions immediately:
1. Unplug Charger.
2. Turn handset power off.
3. Remove battery from handset.
4. Contact SoftBank Customer Service (P.16-19). Continued
use may cause overheating, rupture, fire or battery leak.
Do not use while driving.
As of November 1, 2004, handset use while driving is illegal. Stop
your vehicle in a safe place before using the handset, even with a
handsfree device.
Be careful while walking.
Use while walking distracts your attention. Be extra cautious
at crosswalks or railroad crossings. Use while walking may
cause accidents.
Do not place handset in path of a vehicle airbag.
Handset may strike a person causing injury, malfunction or
damage.
Turn handset power off aboard aircraft.
Radio waves may affect aircraft electronics. Power off aboard
aircraft, however using Flight Mode to disable transmissions
may be allowed.
If you have a heart condition, reduce ringer
volume and turn vibration off.
A loud ringer volume or sudden vibration may affect a heart
condition.
During thunderstorms, power off immediately
and seek shelter.
Lightning strikes or electric shock may occur.

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■Charger
■Battery
Do not use transformers.
Using AC Charger with a transformer designed for overseas
trips may cause fire, electric shock or malfunction.
Do not plug/unplug Charger with wet hands.
Doing so may cause electric shock.
Do not overload power outlet with multiple
devices.
Overload may cause overheating resulting in fire.
Do not short-circuit charging terminals.
Avoid touching or exposing terminals to metal. A short-circuit
may cause fire, malfunction, electric shock or injury.
Do not handle AC Charger during
thunderstorms.
Doing so may cause lightning strikes or electric shock.
Use the specified voltage only.
Non-specified voltages may cause fire or malfunction.
AC Charger: 100 to 240V AC (household outlet only)
In-Car Charger (optional): 12V/24V DC
Do not use In-Car Charger in a positive ground
vehicle.
In-Car Charger is for use in negative ground vehicles, only.
Use in positive ground vehicles may cause fire.
If Charger cord is damaged (wire exposed, etc.)
stop use immediately. Continued use may cause fire or
electric shock.
Place In-Car Charger where it will not affect
driving.
Otherwise, charger may fall resulting in injury or accidents.
Stop charging if it does not complete within
normal Charging Time (P.16-17).
Failure to do so may cause leakage, overheating, rupture or
fire.
If battery emits fluid or an abnormal smell, stop
use immediately and stay away from sources of
fire.
Battery fluid may catch fire and the battery may rupture.
If battery fluid gets on skin or clothing, stop
using the handset immediately and rinse skin or
clothing with clean water.
Battery fluid may burn skin.

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■Use Near 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 Japan).
If you detect an abnormal smell during use,
charging or storage, or overheating, discoloration
or warping, stop use and remove battery from
handset.
Continued use may cause battery to leak, overheat, rupture
or catch fire.
Persons with an implanted pacemaker or
defibrillator should keep handset at least 22 cm
away from the device.
Handset radio waves may affect such devices.
Turn handset off in crowded places such as trains.
People with implanted pacemakers or defibrillators
may be near.
Handset radio waves may affect such devices.
Inside medical facilities:
・Do not take handset into operating rooms, or intensive or
coronary care units.
・Keep handset turned off in hospital wards.
・Keep handset turned off in lobbies, since medical
equipment may be near.
・Follow medical facility rules on handset use.
When using electronic medical equipment
outside medical facilities, check with the
equipment vendor or distributor for information
about the effects of radio waves.
Handset radio waves may affect electronic medical
equipment.

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■ Handset, Battery, Charger, USIM Card, Headphone
Cable (with Microphone), and USB Cable
■Handset
Do not place handset on unstable/uneven
surfaces.
Doing so may lead to handset damage, injuries or
malfunction.
Do not store in places with high temperatures,
humidity or dust.
Doing so may cause malfunction.
Do not place handset under air conditioners.
Doing so may cause condensation, leakage or fire.
Do not leave handset in extreme cold.
Doing so may cause malfunction or accidents.
Usage Environment
・Do not use in sandy locations (beaches or sandlots). Doing
so may cause malfunction or accidents.
・Keep handset away from magnetic cards. Data may be
erased from debit/credit cards, telephone cards, floppy
disks, etc.
CAUTION
A parent/guardian should supervise use by
children and insure handset is used as
instructed.
Failure to do so may lead to injuries.
Do not pinch your fingers or the strap when
opening/closing Keypad.
Doing so may result in injuries or damage.
Handset temperature (overheating)
Handset may feel warm when recording or playing video, or
during long, continuous use with Charger. Extended contact
may cause redness, itching or irritation depending on physical
condition. Be careful during extended use with Charger.
Be aware of current volume settings.
Unexpectedly high volume may affect hearing. Set
appropriately.
Hold handset away from ear when using
Speaker Phone.
Speaker Phone volume should be sufficiently high to hear
without placing Speaker to ear. Placing Speaker to ear may
affect hearing.
Do not use inside a vehicle if handset use may
affect vehicle’s electronics.
Handset use may affect devices and lead to unsafe driving.

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■Charger
Handset use may cause itchiness, irritation or
eczema depending on ones physical condition. If
such an abnormality occurs, stop use
immediately and consult a medical professional.
Metals are used in the following parts:
Part Material Surfacing
Navigation center key ABS Chrome plated finish
Front plate Stainless steel n/a
Camera lens frame ABS Chrome plated finish
Mirror ABS Chrome plated finish
Screw Iron
Copper plated, chrome
plated finish on nickel
plated base
Mini USB connector Stainless steel/Matte tin n/a
Battery Stainless steel n/a
Headphone Cable (with
Microphone) Mini USB
Plug
Iron Tin plated finish
AC Charger (AC plug) Copper Nickel plated finish
AC Charger
(Mini USB plug) Iron Nickel plated finish
USB Cable
(USB plug/Mini USB
plug)
Iron Nickel plated finish
Handling Charger cord
・Do not pull cord to disconnect plug. Pulling cord may
stretch it resulting in fire or electric shock. To disconnect,
pull plug, not cord.
・Do not place cord close to heating appliances. Doing so
may melt cord sheathing resulting in fire or electric shock.
・Stop use if AC outlet or cigarette lighter socket is loose, or
if cord or plug becomes hot. Continued use may cause fire
or electric shock.
・Keep Cigarette Lighter socket clean. Plugging into it when
it is dirty cause overheating and burns.
Do not place heavy objects on Charger cord.
Doing so may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not use in locations with poor ventilation.
Use Charger in locations with good ventilation. Do not cover
or wrap. Doing so may cause overheating, fire or accidents.
Keep car engine on while using In-Car Charger.
Use with the engine off may cause the car battery to drain.
Unplug Charger, then disconnect handset if you
are not going to use it for long periods.
Failure to do so may lead to malfunction, electric shock or
fire.

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■Battery
■USIM Card
Before cleaning, unplug AC Charger from AC
outlet or In-Car Charger from cigarette lighter
socket, then disconnect handset.
Failure to do so may lead to electric shock or injury.
Connecting In-Car Charger cable
Place cable where it will not affect driving or interfere with
getting into/out of the vehicle. Failure to do so may cause injury
or accidents.
Do not throw or subject to impacts.
Doing so may cause overheating, rupture or fire.
Do not use or leave battery in high temperatures
such as in direct sunlight or inside a vehicle.
Doing so may cause overheating or fire, lower performance,
or shorten battery life.
Do not dispose of battery with ordinary
household garbage.
Always tape over the terminals before disposal.
Follow local disposal rules or take to a SoftBank shop.
Other
・Charge battery in an environment between 5°C and 35°C.
・Avoid storing handset with an exhausted battery installed.
Be careful when inserting or removing USIM Card.
Avoid pinching your fingers between parts.

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Usage Notes
● SoftBank is not liable for damages from data (contacts, images, music, etc.)
lost or altered by accidents or malfunctions. Back up important information.
●Handset transmissions may be disrupted indoors, underground, in
tunnels, or when moving into or out of poor signal conditions.
●Do not disturb others around you when using the handset in public.
●The handset is a transceiver under the Radio Law and may be tested as
such.
●Use near landlines, televisions or radios may cause noise or interference.
●Be aware of the possibility of eavesdropping.
The handset employs digital signal technology that makes eavesdropping
difficult but not impossible. Handset transmissions may be intercepted.
･Eavesdropping means monitoring the communications of others
without their knowledge or permission.
In Vehicles
● Mobile phone use while driving is prohibited by law.
●Do not park illegally to use the handset.
●Handset use may affect the electronics of some vehicles.
Aboard Aircraft
●Mobile phone transmissions aboard aircraft are prohibited by law.
●Turn the power off aboard aircraft, however using with Flight Mode to
disable transmissions may be allowed.
Care
●Using an old battery or leaving the handset without power may lead to
altered or lost data. SoftBank is not liable for lost data.
●Use the handset in an environment between 5°C - 35°C and 35% - 85%
humidity.
●Avoid using or storing in extreme temperatures, or in direct sunlight.
●The handset and battery normally become warm during use/charging.
● Extended, direct sunlight exposure may damage the camera lens color filter,
affecting images.
●Do not drop or subject the handset to shocks.
●Dirty battery terminals may hinder charging or cause a power failure.
Clean with a dry cloth or swab.
●Clean the handset with a dry, clean cloth. Do not use alcohol, thinner,
benzene, etc. that may cause colors or decals to fade.
●Keep the handset away from liquids, rain, snow or high humidity.
●The handset is a precision device. Do not disassemble or modify.
●Do not scratch the Display with hard objects.
● Sound may bleed when using the earphone. Adjust the volume
appropriately.
●Handset is not waterproof. Avoid water or high humidity.
･Do not place in an outside pocket of a bag or carry in your hand
exposed to the weather on rainy days.
･Do not place under air conditioners. Condensation may cause
corrosion.
･Take care that the handset does not fall from a pocket while using a
rest room. It may drop and get wet.
･At the beach, keep in a bag, or such,. to protect the handset from
seawater and direct sunlight.

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･Do not touch with sweaty hands, or place in a sweaty pocket. Sweat
may cause malfunction.
●Do not place under heavy objects. Doing so may cause malfunction or
injury.
･Do not sit down with the handset in your back pocket.
･Do not place the handset under heavy objects in a bag.
●Turn the handset power off before removing the battery.
･If charging, disconnect the charger then turn the handset off before
removing the battery.
･Battery removal while saving a file or during transmission may alter or
delete files.
●Do not attach devices which are not specifically approved for the
handset. Doing so may cause malfunction or damage.
Copyrights
The rights of copyright holders to literary works, music, still images, video,
computer programs, databases, etc. are protected by copyright laws. You
may copy these materials for private use only. Copying these without the
consent of the rights holder for purposes other than the above (including
data format conversion), modifying, transferring copies, distributing on
networks are subject to compensation for losses or to prosecution for
“copyright infringement” or “copyright holder rights infringement”. If
copying using this product, observe copyright laws.
This handset is equipped with cameras. Observe copyright laws when
shooting with these cameras.
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and microSDHC
TM
and their
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